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An incident in the trial of Ahmet Pasha viii
serve to show the depth of his treachery and the
blaekness of his heart:
aWhy did You allow this wholesale murder of
the people of the Sultans ety?e said Fuad Paaha.
aTo punish the Christians = cooly replied the
late Governor. General.
Punish the Christians! For what? am not
aware that you had any orders to punish the Chris
g The Christians had canspired against the Gov
eminent of the Sultan, and wished TO punish them
for their treachery.s
Show me your evidence OF this conspiracy
said Fuad Pasha.
+" Here it is j; read it, and see that Ihave been
faithful to my master, and Ahmet lsha drew forth
a long document signed BY the seals Of about fifty
of the principal citizens of Damascus, containing
plot against the Turkish Government
Send for the persons whose naules are ap-
| pended to this document, and confront them with
i these Signatures
They were brought and examined and cross
questioned, but no light could be gained. They
| denied all knowledge of such d document, but
acknowledged the resemblance Of the signatures
and seals to their own. Their astonishment
| seemed so natural that Fnad Pasha was for mo
ment puzzled to know whether the Pasha was de-
ceiving him, or whether the Christians were really
/ consprators or the victims Of some hellsh fraud.
! A few momsnts' reflection suggested an expedient
which solved the difficulty. The sealmakers of
all Eastern cities are limited in number, and are
| licensed by the Government; and as every mans
signature is thus in their hands-for 0rentais, in
stead of signing their names, use small copper or
| brass seal-they are placed under bonds, to pre-
vent them from committing forgery. An order
4 was given for the arrest of the six sealmakers of
j Damascus, and they were brought into court.
Being duly questioned as to the number Of seals
made by them during the year, they gave no indi-
cation of bad faith, when Fuad Pasha announced
: the discovery of the forgery Of fifty Christian
names, and told them, they hoped for pardon, to
: confess fully their guilt Greatly terrified, two
seal-makers came forward and threw themselves at
t his feet. They testified that they had been taken
secretly to the house of Turkish Edendi, and
were forced by threats Of violence to make dapli-
Gates of fifty Christian seals in their possession
but that they were entirely ignorant OF the use
made of them, as they were sent away by the
Efendi with reward, after having given solemn
promise never to make the matter public.
Fuad Pasha arose from his seat aud after spit
ting in the face of Ahmet pasha, ordered him TO
the lowest dungeon. lsyrian Cor. Boston Tray.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.

ST. CHARLEs HoTEL.-Mrs Peacock, Texas; Jno
Petit; VIM NJ Semple, N O; D Stewart, P Coupee;
Wm Patrick, La: Jas Chase, Memphis; Mr.. and
Mrs Bankwith, Chas e Marshall, city; Miss NJ
Perkins, w Baker, Houston: Hipp, Ind; J h
stoner Memphis; j Bell, " B Briggs, Il Turranee,
Miss; j l. Collins, Philadelphia; ! D Bethea, Ala !;
D S Lewis, W Felciana; W McYegh, Kearny
and wife St Louis; Geo Collier and wife j S Van
Deyaotf, Texas; D Hadden, o.; A Cummings,
Portland @ Guyro and wife, Mrs Withers, Miss
Withers, Mickle, FL Myers, Mobile; J Lake,
yicksburg; osbuIn, Paine and lady, T Mon.
roe and wife, Miss; Juo Thompson, U s; d NJ
Dance, Madison, Pa; Mrs Samers and family, n Y !;
G Fl Bascom England; A l. Stewart, city w b
Hayden; Il Rector, P Pullum, Ark.
CITY HoTEL.-J B Lndwek, Alma; J Mann, ]
R Ryars, O N ] Stephenson, Miss G Banee, Col
Miller, wife and child, y Y; Jas Chase, Memphis;
d Chaney, B E Chaney, j NJ Bengaud, La;
Pearson, Mobile: G Sanford, N Y; W White, S
White, Woodyille Mrs Jas W Pipes, La; + !
Heirn Pass Christian; Jas NJ Ferguson, city;
Henkel, La; Col Haynes and wife, " KILN
ger, W H Streeter, NY; Benedick, Jr, Pa; ia:
Todd, Ohio; J u Carver, Mass; Jno A Gould
Tenn; j Sutherland, E G Kent, Marshall, Miss
| ] A Pine, A Harris, Kinds; Geo Wallack, N 7
| d Fowler, Newport; DR. McNie, Canton; q Harris
L Cohn, La.
| ST.. JAMES HoTEL.--H Williams, Booker, s
Helena; j Ressegine, r McGuire, La Jno Mill
| gan city Risk and lady; G I Smith, ] Car
ter, Bonnet Gaze; Mrs Anderson, Miss Maggie Car
ter, w A Hickler, Ala JAS Houston and lady
| La Jno p Harm, city H A Mcleod, ] NJ APPLE
| white Miss I Land, JEFF City N Carter, Va
| A Abernathy, DR. Moore, Ark; Jno Allen
| Louisville.
ST. LOUIS HoTEL.:--Jas Jines. Q McGanley, :
| Louis; G B Chinn w Felicana j Refine, Coast
| Mrs Ghas Rossel; G 7 Miller, England; DR. S
/ Mills Attakapas; DIR d P q Hill; Il Bass Mobile
/ ] Aycock, Terrebonne.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
Lsef3e's
PATENT WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON
= sAF ES.

Thess are the only safes manufactured actually possessing
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF qualities combined.
An other SAFES offered for sale in this marEet constructed
Of SHEET IaoE which eectualy resist the attacks
o Burglars ana regarding tic FireProof qualities Of hs
SHEET IRON STRUCTURES, let it be remembered that oct
Of all the number Of shcet Iron safes 81 the late
ROYAL STREET FIREi
NOT ONE, which was exposed, PRESERVED IT'S CON.
TENTS unujpred while several BURNED oUT en-
tireynot vesge Of the interior wood work remaniEg
when opened. %1@ .. @%.m
ContraRead the following unprecedented trial Of LIZ
LIES AFEs, through which LTLLIEs ALONE could pass
trumphanls
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

Treason.p cried the unconscious offender,
q why hear every one prasing him, and though
don't know who he is, | am sure he must be a
saint or an angel!n The priest having en-
lightened the father the subject, the latter lost
no time in substituting the name Francis Joseph
in place of that Of Gagibaldi.',
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
Diseases OF tse 1Y.roat and E.ngs

Dr. c. p CRANES system Of treating all diseases ct the
THROAT aud LuNGs by inhalation Of EeetroGhemeal and
Medical yapor with Constitutional Remedies is
well known be the only reliable and rational process
NEVER FAILING OF EFFECTING y CURE, a
those and desperate which bid defiance
to the ordinary rules of practice.
Dr. c. has also established Permanent Office and Institute
for the treatment of all ronie Disease by Of
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND
ELECTRO CHEMICAL. BATHS,
From three to five applications will
ENTIRELY REMOVE ALL MINERALS
AND FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
FROM THE SYSTEM,
And alleviate all those malades which result from the
enee of Sz
MERCURY, LEAD ANTIMoNY,
RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS, ETC.
Office and Residence late No l4s No 1876 ST JOSEPH
STREET, between Camp and ST. Charles streets
Mo 2nMoWeSNtkWtF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

A HERMIT IN A DESERTED VILLAGE There is
gradual thinning out of the scattered settlements
in the northern part of Coos county, New Hamp-
shire. Dxville, which ten years ago had three
families, has been uninhabited for several years.
Odell for many years has had but one inhabitant-
a hermit. He entertains visitors Hospitality, but
settlements. He refuses to answer questions as to
his former history. GBoston Traveller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

Mr. TenBroeck has won s2oOo in match be.
tween his American colt Umpire and horse
named Tom Bowline. Tom Bowline had previously
beaten the winner of the last Derby.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

SUBMARINE TELEdRAPH.-Tweye thousand eight
hundred miles of submarine telegraph have been
laid in various parts of the world, only 1900 miles
of which are in working order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

PoLIT1cAL NAIvErY.--A curious instance Of af
fected ignorance recently occurred in Hungary.
A peasant presented bis son at the baptismal font
tsGaribaldi.n The priest looked aghass, and re-
monstrated with the rebel, declaring him to be
guilty Of treason in choosing such name.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

The following is very touching i" IN teach you
to play pitch aud toss! III fog you for an hour,
/ WILL. a Father,n instantly replied the ncor-
rigible, as he balanced a penny on his thumb and
fnger, sIll toss you to make il two hours or
nafkiny
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

How Mr.. FILLMoRE V0rED.-The Buffalo Re-
public says: -.
On the morning Of election one of the first to
offer his vote at the 9Th ward polls. was our re-
spected townsman, ex-President Fillmore. In m a
dignifed manly and frank manner. Mlilafd Fll,
mora deposited his vote against sectionalism and
for the straight Union electoral and State tickets.
1t was vote he may well be proud OF, ana one
that will add additional l1stre to bis natioEa fepu-
tation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

NEW YoRE, Nov. 2o.-The Liverpool, New York
and Philadelphia Mail Gompany's screw steamship
Glasgow, Capt Thompson from Liverpool via
Queenstown, arrived at thi9 port to-day.
She left Liverpool en- Wednesday, the 18th inst,
touched at Queenstown The evening Of the follow
ing DAY, and brings one days later intelligence
than was received by the Vanderbilt.
The Canadian mail steamship Nova Scotian from
Quebec, with advices thence to the 9th uIt., had
arrived at Londonderry, whence she proceeded to
Liverpool. 5M5
Commercial Intelligence,
LIVERPOOL, Nov. s.-[Telegraphed to Queens
town. 1.-The sales of Cotton in Liverpool the past
two days, including Thursday, embraced 10000
bales, of which 5000 were taken on speculation.
The market closed generally quiet al last Fridays
quotations.
LoGDoN, Nov. s.-The English funds are slightly
dearer. Consols to-day closed at %! to 93l.
Bank rates have advanced to a.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

ANOTHER CENTRAL AMERICAN CoNFEpERAoY
PRoposED. Martinez, of Nicaragua, in
proclamation thanking the people for their
patriotic efforts during the recent filibuster ex'
ctements, urges the necessity of the five repub-
lies of Central America becoming consolidated,
for their greater strength and security, under the
title of the Republic of Central America, and
offers, for his part, to lay down all his authority
at the feet of central government
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

ARRIVAL OF THE GLASGOW AT NEW YORK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
Domestic and Commercial Intelligence.

COTTON CHAN GED
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
Rt-SsstpRfse or Eias,e.

The undersigned having been appointed and Nanufnc
ihe CLARA BiSrlphie Of Lime MaHufaotory uc
cessor to Marreln Eudel prepared supply the
same PURE and SUPERIOR BI-suLPHITE OF LIME as ha
heretofore heel anaraeured by them aud respectfully ssc
q continuance of The patronage Planters Machaus
Orders addressed he undersigned the Manutar
tory's Depot No. 2s CONT STREET
ss,4 2p2n P. MARCELTN. Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

DARING ROBBERY AT MID-DAY.-About2 o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon 18th, the dwelling, house of
Mr.. Albert Rogers, No. 35 S. Sixth street, e. D.,
Williamsburg, NJ Y, was entered by means OF false
keys and robbed of jewelry valued at $1,000. The
robbery was committed while the family were at
dinner in the basement. The premises were enter
ed by means Of latch key through the front hall
door, whence the robber proceeded to the second
story and entered three rooms, in one of which
was bureau containing the jewelry that was
stolen. All the drawers Of the bureau had been
opened and rummaged, also closets in each of the
other rooms; quantity Of clothing, books and
mantel ornaments, were thrown into the middle Of
the rooms, though nothing but the jewelry was
taken
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

The outer walls Of Lilies Safes are SOLID IRON, from one
to three inches in thickness Of this great depth
of dre.proof hling-the best known.
a Lilies celebrated COMBINATION LOCKS used on
these Safes ONLY.
We have the largest stock Of Safes offered for
sale in this city.
nay-Oal and examine at
Fairbanks, Scale and Safe Warehouse,
90 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
80 an,odtf FAIRBANKS & co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

DRESS TRIMMINGS AND TOYS,
ever imported Into This country. The following comprise
few articles 10 which attention Of the public Invited
Combs.
Ladies' Ivory, Amber and Shell TUcK1Na COMBS.
She'll Ivory Buffalo and Horn DRESSING COMES.
Gents Shell, Buffalo and Horn POCKET COMES.
Brushes, etcs .5.z.. 5
ivory, Shell and Buffalo HAIR BRUSHES. f.. 9
CLOTHES BRUSHES, in every variety.
NAIL and TOOTH BRUSHES.
Ladies' POWDER BRUSHES.
PORT MoNNAIEs, CARD CASES and CIGAR CASES, in
Gold Silver Mosh4f of Pearl Ivory, PapieE Maehe and
Morocco.
BRACELETS and NECKLACES, in Gold, Gilt, Steel Real
jet Blue and White Beads.
Perfumcry
From the manufactures Lubin conday socee Hygenqpe
Papier Machc Goods.
Royal Davenport WRITING DESKS. WORK BOXES CARD
CASES, JEWEL BOXES, etc.
Biscuit and Porcelain sTATUETTEs and FANCY ARTI-
Giles, in every variety.
TOILET SETS in Bohsmiap French Crystal and Cut Glass
DRESS TRIMMINGS and RIBBONS, of The Partisan
Styles.
MUSIC BOXES, at prices ranging from 81 5e $50
sTEREosGoPEs Of all sizes every variety Of price
Also. sTEREoscoPI0 VIEWS IN endless variety
Chldrens CARRIAGES HOBBY HORSES and YELoCI-
PEDEs of all styles and prices.
Toys! Toys! Toys.
An endless Of Toys from France Germany and Eng
land which, beauty and tesie Cannot be exeelled
The attention of citizens strangers inyiied to this extra
ordinary stock goods and endeayar will te made TO
N--'se ',e,' B. PIFFET,
| nla 2nNtewaksa l22 Canal sreet. TanIo Buidinee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
Elefes.s W"Os'sted Store,

CANAL STREET. NEAR DAUPHINE STREET, N. 0.
MISS DETER having returned from, Paris. will
10 offer day her new stock fancy and other articles
ected by herself. no @pf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
TIE Toilet.
"rRnrGL1op IS TIE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY,

4 I'VE n EWtsEEe --
"TREFELron IS TIE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TRfFELIo" Cures all Eruptions.
aTREFELIo" softens the Skin.
"TREFELIo" Beautiaes the Skin.
nTREFELIo' EFadicates HuInor.
"TRGFEII0 50 cents a bottle.
Particularly adapted climates few Drops poureo
In the water for Bathing deiciousy refreshing exleIa
ing giving Freshness rnoohness Elasticity sofneSs
Brilancy PnrtSttoong and fnvgoratnqronders the
hrm and of alabaster ehnesa of Beauty al
Eruptions. Immensely popular among the Ladies.
a75-sold everywhere 90 cents bottle.
wholesale and retail by JAMES SYME, No. 1s4 Canal
street, and BY Druggists generally.
TILESTON Il CO.,
uny2s 2ply General Asens As Broaaway. New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

raLeaseHae0 TO TnE Hew ORLEANS CRESCENT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

III 4ur syurnwGsrrps ayD A,rzarcAs llyrs.1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
.go,.rss, .1Eaesft 8 Co.,

FAsnIoNABLE GLoTurERs,
Corner Of Camp and Common streets,
unpER rue CRY HOTEL.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
.Eeto Eatt Goods.

=..g.z .
r.. r. II "A I'D N,
a7............. oHARrREs STREET. ...........,..s7
Has Just opened his FAN Stock Of BoNNETs, FLOWERS,
DRESS rRIMMINGs MANTuLAs GLoAKs. etc.
40 ora,,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
Santa Claus Headquarters
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND TOYS,

In which VIII be found the greatest variety Of FANCY
GOODS. 5M. @z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

nla 2nNIa1gaks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

MORE MoLAssEs-We notice the arrival
yesterday afternoon of the brig Sarah Srarr
from Cardenas, bringing 300 hogs heads and =,
barrels new crop molasses. This is the fifth
cargo arrived from Cuba since The 10Th .Janua
~, ana the amount received here reaches PIG
oarIels, 3o tierces, and 1907 hogsheads-oyer
fee-lour1hs OF which has already been sold
AT prices that average one to two cents below
most other markets. Wilmington v. c. Jour
nat
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safe, priNHlely. my very uesiralsr Ay u.
FAD, coutalDinE fourteen acres II .g
ed garden land. s. miles West 81 4 IclptHd '.
immediately on the Three Chopped road. AID Oh
JOINING the lands OF k u. Carter dUd ". Iraea
| he dwelling is new ard contains tour good p"ts
Ihere is all the necessary out houses, WAca re
IN sopd order, a well OF pure water and yo4r.
orchard of croice fruit trees. sna.l tsMli s.
hhd tins most desirable residence. Tue Mesh
borhooc IS good and healthy For psr'lea.4s az
ply To THOMAS GlNNtIf
ie 2-lm+ Hennla,
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GREAT CI,>tr TO Buy HIM

ACAPSA ND LADIES FTRS ChEti-
Oh cap I0tpo WORTH OF HAZE ~
CARS AT COST.-Having de'errl ned 10 c.'Ts ~.
nay stock oi Hats and Caps, ! shall Sr.i iI'i ~
ddy lny stock, winch IS Vers l1r.e and We. - Fey
at cost for cash. Vow ~ the chance i'f -a.i'
want of Hats and Caps tu bu' low a p ore i. ~
4 : at So 80. a SO 50 for -, So' II as ~VltA -
tor $3.50. a : for s. q ga l"r - ~. fhd ~.
-. too numerous 60 mention; Cars ifrm q
to So am determined Ia sell oil "a. "i az ~ -
so that all VINO are in want cFn surcS veg es.'
calling ~ 2ni Brnlt aJieet have n.i "i %.
sly les ut sut' Hats Gpd Dress II ~ i.' "e 90
ice. WN. I. Nu..
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CkiSoLINE--A lady visitor OF Brighton.
England, rushed INTO bridesmaids house TO
search herself for something that was crawl
ing about her. and there was found In the
Irellis OF her crinoline kitten which had got
there At the last house she visited
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iHE HAVANA LoTTERY.-The Havana cor
respondent OF the Charleston Courier. OF the
lfth inst states that Colonel RubIo, the ia IL
Governor of Cieniuegos drew oue-f.aIf of The
SI0u,oUU prize IN the last driving
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ESlRE ieSuKANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE

L MARINE INSURANCE
,lnc0r porated lE}2.l
TIE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IINSC Z.
ANCE COMPANY.
"a. Office No. I3l Main Street. Richmond Ia
Capita and Surplus, ,S23D.ta0
FHi- COMPANY has the advantage Of tiseHty-s
gsorS experience in the insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor OF the public during ali
OF that period needs special r1comiEe ndation to
the citizens of Virginia.
1t ELECTS Fire insurance Iii city and country, anc
Marine Insurance 10 al! parts of the world.
It's cash cap III and surplus are as above and it's
affairs ara managed prudently, but Literally and it's
rates are as low as those OF any other good inStitu
ton. DIRECTOSS
w. l.. Cowardin, J. f.. W. df worth. Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen, WIN. Bees, Geo w Smith,
Horace H. Kent, ThOs. Samson, B. l.. Winston
VIM. Palmer, Chas. W. Purcell, Jno. N .Gordon
Alex. K: Parker, Jos. +. Winston. Arch. Thomas
Jas. A. Inioes, II. A. Claiborne.
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person or
by letter. W. l.. C0WARUIN, President
WN. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. je oHx
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T. LAND FOR siLE.-Jn tn.

~ Hanover. twelve miles from the cts al 5.
mond, and Ia miles from Richmond -sde'
lckshurg and Potomac hniirnrd. uH SION, Rls
Creek, and adjoining The idnd oi Andersen ir-
others. containing about % ACk rs atuat o. ares
cleared. the balance heavti, tlWbertJ v'f1 Dire
and oak, VIII sell. at pun /, auction %: Han. .--
Colrt House. on WEDN ESpAI, tge .i.r D.. VI
tvbCGaFy. 1850.
TEEN<.--t'ae-ttirn cash she tl.1rae 30 eI..
pGy ments al sand = months r.l-.
JAMES ". GILMAN.
Ic H-l3t' AGENT trt A.artle Ann k...
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BoARD-A poor loater, on hearing that they
charged Nv" dollars a day for board in Cali
lorna, said he would 60 there and live a. he
wished 10 get in some place where he could ge,
his board cAargsG to him. He is not particular
about the price
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blows, pLOWN, PLOW >. :
y IL SH w l.,


No. % MAIN ST, RICHMOND, Va. DOORS
", . ABOVE ST. CHAELEs HOTEL,
Would call the attention of farmers, me rchauts
ANA others To the fact that he max every variety
ROWS. CULTlvATORS. COCLTERS. CORN
WEEpERS, CORN PLANTERS. nc, Ac., al!
made IN his own shops, of best materials, by good
workmen. He also keeps himself well supplied
with genuine GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS,
which he obtains from the HOS, reliable sources.
SoUFHERN PLUW which works tbree different
SIZES and distinctly diieTen. shapes of mole boa us
on each FLOW. thus insaFinS ITS adaptation IL
every variety OF so1t and strength OF team, and
warranted every article made hs hlmseif and is
pleased 20 say that he has not mad i've FLOWS re
turned FOR Iaait SINCE he CONNIE need business. lie
hopes 10 succeed purely on his uwn merit, and
when he hnds IL necessary to detract from tAe
rits Of others. To hulld his up b, prI
~ To discoantenanee ham and buy of y better man
n. A fresh supply of GARDEN SEEDS lust re-
ceivod. r. atn,
SPECIAL NOrlCE.-LOUiS j, BuSsIk.lx
~ steam Candy Manufacturer, i've story luiId-
ing Nam street. SIX doors below Messrs. IsMnes
81, aay'SWi, directly opposlte the old established
u sccommodnte his old customers amt The pu
seneraiiy. Tho very liberal patronage hesiow cd
ON HIN Tor the last tifteen years enables him. With
an sea estapiishnent. To oHer Inducements Ia
purchasers unequaled this side OF Ph,iasielph,s,
Win more room, more force, more stock. amt "A
, sosieit call from the buyln pubic. 81 Ne. 70
Man street. 10 6-fM
Dutks ANutiitS hsSs g
nave received Il nice lt,i 81 ttifRetA. hasas
WM. u. DANpRIpG r. E
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payable on the rerova. of the Pati
White Patients. per week
TO THE FARMERS OF yIKGINIa-


ledge, together with advertisements, and card
when mas beehsent extensively thron2 h the conn
Try 10 our lends and customers and from which
we make the tollowlnS extract: The s,lbscrIer
naVns conducted the above business for the las,
nye Years on Franklin street under the styIe of e.
" Al / ~ CO.. begs leave to Inform, his friends
ami the customers of the old concern that thar
urn does not now exist have satisfied Ms that
regular ana systematic elliott has ard IS still he
M made To GeceI the pubiic and lee al hem In
teueNe that the concern Of GEO WATT A co
= ROT IN existence, and thai tire 0n. mace 10 ret
W AT Patent Cut Brace Pillow is from a nan ,yhn
Is dtlly violating tie Patent Laws. and uniusti,
HePIiring GEORGE WAIT sc his property iy n.9Ling
p Fafent Flow. without his authority OF consent
we desire 90 correct the impression thu mt 10
NC MADE and lntorin sou and tie public that the
concern OF GEORiE WATT 4 co. is stu In ex~
is,ence; that Gee Watt, the inventor and paten
zee ms NOT sold TIE right, authorized any one
eXcer Mr.. +. ". Scott, OF Frederlcksi,lrg To
make any OF his Patent Ptows. and that We keen
CONSTANTS on hand large stock, OF all sizes made
under our personal supervision, from the only
genuine patterns, of the best materials together
with a variety OF other Agricultural Implements
"hich We warrant to the buyer, and are deter
mined not to he nndersoid by an, one in the mar
ket; Our GEO. WATT returns his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public, who have sustained
hir. heretofore, and We solicit a continuance of
the'r patronage. q 70. WATT co.
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to q N CWO11
MADDUX Il CO..

w Successors To SMITH & MADpUx,)
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel,
Richmond. Va.
jas F EDWARDS. of King WilllaEl.J
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

SEDUCER SHOT.-A young woman. named
Mary Graham, shot George Fitzhugh. the
overseer off pianta in Kinds county, Miss.
on the 9th nit. FItZhugh had seduced the
girl, under promise Of marriage, and when
asked by his victim to redeem his promise he
scoiied at her petition, whereupon She drew a
revolver and shot him three times. lie il MOI.
eXpect ted 10 rccoytr.