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master-where she mi ght rest from her pur-
'uers. That is what Loyejoy did, and lie is
. negro stealer [Great applause.1 The
Democrats cry out negro stealing; and
poor thin skinned conservatism, ..resigning
all title to manhood, except what it receives
from its tailor or milliner, stammers out II
am not negro stealcr. l didn't help the fu-
gitive slave.' Well, did. I told them
yes, as you may remember Il told them in
Congress, when they wanted to know whether
did it or not-1 marched right up to the
confessional and told them l aided every
fugitive slave who came and asked it. I
said to them, if the demon Of slavery expects
to cross my threshold and babe me not feed
the hungry and shelter the houseless, bid
them defiance in the name of Almighty God
l told them, if they wanted to know it, they
might proclaim it from the house tops, from
every leaf in the forest, make it blaze out in
the light of high noon, and the sparkle of
every star that gems the heavens thew
might repeat it reverberating through the
depths and arches of hell, where slave catch
ers would be very likely to hear it. Tire
mendous applause. l told them l lived
three.quarters of mile east of Princeton on
the Peru road, and that would help every
fugitive that came, and so Twill Applause
'sBut you violate the Fugitive Slave Law"
| do not do any such thing. If do, can.
not help it. know Of some people, away
back in the worlds history, that would not
bow down and worship the golden image
that the king set up But this is revolu-
tionary and disorganizing" No it is not
not the least. do all this and resist no
Sheriff, fight no Marshal. If you want me
to rot in jail for feeding hungry people, II
will do so. will suffer the penalty Of the
law, if violate it, but you must prove it on
me. After you prove that I have resisted,
you may fine me, you may imprison me, you
may hang me. and then Ireckon you Dem
ocrats will let me alone. Laug Inter- I'll
lam tolerable good Christian, reckon l
shai! not meet you in the next world to
trouble me any more. Prolonged and re.
newed laughtsr]
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

was king her way to Liverpool under canvass,
having broken her main shaft.
Inc screw steamer City of Norfolk succeeded in
getting away from Whydab with | 300 slaves
The British ship Alecto had taken the SLAYER
Constantia from Havana as a prize.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO OUEENTOWN.
LONDON, Saturday evening, Oct l3-The funds
are stationary to day at the closing prices of yes
terday, with very little business. The changes
shown in the Bank return regarded with more
satisfaction than otherwise, but it has transpired
that further large amount of gold, rumored to be
between t25,OOO and 100000, has been taken this
GGay from the Bank of England for exportation.-
Inc railroad share market is dull the preparations
Tor the tortnightly settlement claiming attention
COLOGNE, Saturday, l.3O p. M.-Queen Victoria
and Prince Albert accompanied by the Prince Re-
gent and Princess Frederick William and the Young
Prince, have just passed Cologne their return to
Brussels, where they will remain tomorrow. On
Monday her Majesty will proceed to Antwerp, and
embark there at G p. NJ. for England.
LONDON, Oct. l3.-The Paris correspondent of
the Post telegraphs as follows: ''Severa journals
lay great stress on pretended assurances said to
have been given by the French government to the
Pope on the subject of the integrity of his States.
There is confusion in this which it is necessary to
point out The French government has never
spoken or wished to speak, except of the preserva-
ton under the authority of the Holy Father of the
territory OF Rome, properly so called. 1t is with
TINS view that 1T has reinforced the army of occu-
patton, and not of all the States of the Church, as
the people affect to believe.
fARIS, oct l3-325 +. M.-The Bourse has been
heavy and Rentes closed at 69f 95c., or 20c lower
than yesterday.
The Press contains the following:
The great Powers, with the exception of Eng
land, have signfed to the Cabinet of Turin that
they will not recognize the blockade of Gaeta.
The Pdtrie states that the entry of King Victor
Emmanuel into Naples will take place on the 18th
instant.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 13.--The state of trade is fav-
orable; all descriptions of goods have advanced,
and yarns are 1s@4d higher.
SHIP NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 13.-Ths steamer Melita from New
ork arrived here yesterday.
Arrived-Ship Windsor Forest, from Mobile; ship Ed
ward Stanley, from New Orleans.
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Majority for Hilton SO far,

THE CANVASS IN NEW YORK CITY.
The Presidential canvass in New York is bein q
fought with unusual animation on both sides. On
Saturday evening there was an immense Union
meeting at the Cooper Institute. Considerable en-
thusiasm prevailed round about the building and in
the early part of the evening rockets were dis
charged in front of the Institute. Mr.. Joshua J..
Henry presided at the meeting. The first speech
was delivered by the Hon. Charles J. Helme of
Kentucky, who was followed by Mr.. Gerard, of
New York city, and the Hon. Mr.. Stevens, of Ore.
gon, the chairman of the Secessionsts National
Committee.
SPEECH OF HERSCHEL V. JOHNSON AT RICHMOND, VA.
RICHMOND, Oct. 27.-Herschel V. johnson spoke
here tonight. He stated that those who sought to
oppose Douglas the disunionists-that the true
national Democracy were those who nominated
Douglas-that the seeding delegates were exclud-
ed from the Convention. They went out on a mis-
cradle techncality, regardless of principle. The
Virginia delegation voted ffty-seven times for
Hunter, and they thereby signifed their acques
cence in the Douglas platform, and it was bad faith
on their part to turn round and adopt Breckenridge
as their nominee He gave history of the Clayton
compromise, as concluded by j. c. Calhoun and
MIR. Clayton, to which Mr.. Mason referred in hi:
speech.
He said that Alabama, in 1856, in the National
Convention, demanded non-intervention as sane
qua non of her support of Douglas, while Virginia
in the same Convention, through Mr.. Russell, one
of her delegates, first demanded and then waived
this principle. He quoted the opinion of Mr.. Hun
ter in the Senate in favor of the power of erritora
legislatures to regulate slavery in their way
Badger provso, as we'll as Mr.. Buchanan, and Mr.
Breckinridge's acceptance of the nomination a
Cincinnati was proof of gross inconsistency, which
the country will duly appreciate. He concluded
with some other facts in regard to the Missouri
compromise.
Mr.. YANCRY AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, October 29.-Mr. Yancey was cor
daily received here. He speaks tonight.
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From MArASzAs.- BY the arrival of the steam

From MATANzAs.-B the arrival of the steam
ship Matanzas, at New York, we have dates from
Matanzas to the 22d inst. The city and harbor
were in the enjoyment of an extraordinary state of
good health.
MATANzAs, Oct. 22-Sugar-Since the 9th inst. there
has been active demand for qualities suitable for
Spain, which, of their scarcity command
ing full rates The other classes, Nos and ii D. S.
very dull; yet holders with the unfavorabe advices
OF the Louisiana CROP and their reduced stock show
disposition to admit lower prices the market quite
settled buyers paying for their immediate necessities
MuscovadoesNo sales made since the 9th stock reduced
to $50 hhds, of which 220 hhds. in course
Shipment for New York. prices from IN, 8H, S4, to on
reals, according to quality
holasses quiet during the present week cargo of
about l4oO hhds, bought for Portland at 3X reals
cayed.
Honey-But few trihes have market; prices not
yet opened.
The coming crop is promising one, the growing cane
having gained considerably from the late favorable
and many sugar estates will begin grinding the 1st
of December.
Exports from Mdndngas from Jan to Oct 20, 1860.
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Another duel occurred in New Orleans ON Tues
day last. The Crescent, of Wednesday, says !:
Messrs John White and A. Barrosse, exchanged
shots back of Algiers yesterday afternoon. Nobody
was hurt, and after the first fire the trouble was
adjusted. One was Bell and the other Breckin-
ridge man, and the difficulty grew out OF politi-
cal debate.
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Fire Mt n Cotton Press.
New ORLEANS, October 29.-Some three hun red
bales of cotton were burnt at the Union Cotton
Press to-day. Loss $4,000. Insured.
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Receipts of Flour and Grain at New York
New YoRK, Oct 29.-The receipts of Flour and
Grain at this port to-day foot up as follows:-Four
10000 bbls.; Wheat 234 900 bushels; Corn 5000
bushels.
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Ship News.
NORFOLK, Oct. 29.-Arrived in Hampton Roads
to-day ship Banda Bathers, from Callao; bark Gun
della, from Chncha Islands, and ship Flying Ora
gon, from Bakers Island.
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NEWMAN, Bro. Il Sous
PIANOS.

What the New York Musical Review and Musical World
says edited by Mason Bros Drs. in Mu5c-he best musi
cal authority in this country.
New YORK, October Is. 1860
They say
I'VE recently visited the wareroOms of Messrs Newman
Bro Sons, witness exhibition of their skill in Plano
Forte manufacturing Their Grand Piano Forte dnereIt
with strings each note the treble and has
double sound board an of heir and patent
ed which produces asd vibration and great volume
tone decacy touch and sweetness it cannot be
exceed Their square Pianos equally excellent in tone
and finish and are all made with the double soundboard
And of October 27, 1860
They say:
'Messrs Newman Bro & Sons, always on the q, rge'
have dgdiq Square Piano with an enlarged scale,
particularly toned instrument 1t possesses
remarkable clear treble and great erenneSS Of tone
The public are invited to examine stock, at our
Branch Wareroom, No 235 West Baltimore street. near
Charles Sign OF the Miniature Piano.
NEWMAN RRO 4 SONS
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fire occurred at No. 1870 Walnut street, Phila-
dephia, on Saturday night. The flames were con-
hned to the cellar, occupied by Patterson Boulton
Tor the storage of cotton. The upper stories were
occupied BY Charles Tete, importer of cigars and
wines, and Francis Tete, importer of coffee. The
total loss is $20,0 900 by FIRE and water. Insured.
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From the BrazOs
Shin News,

New ORLEANS, Oct. 29.-The steamer Arizona
from the Brazos, has arrived with advices to the
oath. She brings Sl60, 900 in specie. Her news is
unimportant
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year 1924 35,759 $3.50 62732
WRECK oP THE SHIP OLIVER PUTNAM.-The par
ticuars of the loss of the ship Oliver Putnam, of
Newbury, Mass, which foundered at sea on the
26th of July. to the Eastward of the Cape of Good
the pilot boat Nettle, which boarded, on the 9th,
off Barnegat, the ship 1ndaman, having on board
Capt. Ammi Smith and seven of the crew of the
lost ship, who had been picked up in the Indian
Ocean. The Oliver Putnam sailed from Liverpool
April 49, and sprung leak on the 18th of july in
a heavy gale. On the 26th of July the ship was
abandoned, in lat. 36s South, Ion. 500 East. One
of the long boats which. with men, was ac-
cdentally swept away from the ship, afterwards
arrived at the Mauritius; another of the small
boats, which stove, contained the first mate
and five seamen, who probably lost. The re-
mander of the crew, including the captain, are on
board the lndiaman, which was ordered to Bosten.
The Oliver Putnam was an A ship of ,O34 tons
register. She was built in Newbury, Mass, in 1854,
and was owned by j. Knapp.
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LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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SUPERIORITY OF AMERICAN SHnPs.-The clipper
ship Lightning, built by Donald Mckay, in Boston,
Mass, for Bain's line between Liverpool and Aus
tralia, has beaten every ship that route. In IA
voyages out and back, her average time was onlv
II days, the shortest passage being 6S2 days, the
longest SO days. The American built ship Red
Jacket is also very fast and is in the line In
II voyages her average time, out and back, was
only so days.
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News FROM THE HAYES ARCrIC ExPEDITIoN.-The
mark furnishes the gratifying intelligence that
"oficial' package from Dr.. Hayes, commander of
the Arctic Expedition, has been received by one of
the Royal Greenland Company's vessels from Up
ernavik. This the friends of the exped-
ton of the prompt arrival of Dr. Hayes at the port
nearest the field of his labor. The next European
mail brings letters from the Arctic voyage. DR..
Hayes promised his friends that they should hear
from him about the lst of November. That prom
ise has been fulfilled.
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The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIo CANAL for the past
week was not quite so busy the previous
week, yet the tolls collected at Georgetown amount
ed to almost S5, 500. A detention of boats oc-
Cured above WilliamspOrt owing to the sinking of
boat at a guard lock, which has caused consider
able delay and a collection of many boats above the
spot No other difficulty is known of throughout
the line National EteligenceT of Wonday.
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EUROPE.
INTERESTING DETAILS OF THE LATEST IN.
TELLIGENCE.

THE REVOLUTION IN NAPLES
BATTLE or VOLTURNO.
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Il
New YORK, October 29.-The weekly returns OF
the CITY Banks show an increase of l,459 900 in
loans; S6S3000 in specie; SIS 900 in deposits,
and decrease of S139, 900 in circulation.
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IMPRovED OPHTHALMosCoPE.-A ophthalmoscope
fitted with adjusting tubes, rests for the patients
head, by which the merest tyro may be enabled to
the deep structure of the eye, has come into
use, made by Berlin optican. 1t is large, cum
brOus affair, and requires to be fixed to the table
or elsewhere before use. The patients head being
fixed against rest, the telescope slides of the in
strument are adjusted to proper focus, and, this
effected, dosen observers in succession may
look through the eye piece, and all of them ex-
actly the same part of the retina without any
trouble. 1t is like looking through a microscope
tube; the object never gets out of focus, and tie
proper adjustment having been effected by a skill
full hand, any one can see the object.
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We have our foreign files to the 18th inst. The
telegraph has anticipated most of the news but the
details we give below of the battle of Volturno are
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A ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STATE AGRE
CULTURAL SOCIETY

The annual meeting of the State Agricultural
Society was held last night at the Newton Univer-
sty Building, Lexington street, near Calvert, John
Merryman, Esq, President, in the chair. Samuel
Sands, Esq, Secretary.
The Chairman, after calling to order, addressed
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Ernni nShinrfnn.

wAsHISGToN, Sept. 20.-The Secretary of
War has ordered Capt. MeGs 10 Florida. TO
supeTiptend the construction OF Fort Jeffer
son al Garden kew lie is relieved from the
superinteHdency of the WASH ngton aQuednct,
and also the constructing of Fort Madison,
and is ordered 10 turn over all his books, pa
pers. and moneys, to Capt. Benson. 1t will
BE- recollected that he was especially named
nv Congress in The Aqueduct Bill. as dis
hnrscr Of she monay for the work. The Pres.
tdent demurred to this. and claims the right
20 dispose OF Meigs the public Interest may
dic'ate. 1t is considered doubtful whether
Meiss will obey thu order relative to turning
., or he moneys, but will leave the matter 10
be ad Il ted by Congress
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The National fuir,

CISCINNATI, Sept. 10 Over 10000 peonle
stterted the National Fair yesterday. The
stock on exhibition IN the ring is better than
auS previous day. Competition is spirited
The first premium OF $500 for the best tho
rough bred stations, was taken by Bonnie
Scotland, owned by Reder & Kutz OF Lancas-
ter, O. The first premium for breeding sal
Hone, was taken by Stockbridge Chef. owned
There were thirteen entries The Fair closes
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BY Alex Mott, Auct
DRY GOODS AND

DRY GOuDS AND FUR
VI NIrURE.- Will be sold at auction. at my
store, corner of Main and 18Th streets, NAT
URDhY morning next, the 22d day of September,
conn encihg at 10 oclock-
GROCERIES ~ bbls Whtkev, 10 h casks
Brandy rs bbls Herrinss. sos lbs Bacon ] 90
lbs. Goldfish 20 boxes Chew Ing Tobacco, hbls.
and boxes SmCking Tobacco is bt 1es Candle 8.
20 go Cigars. also, large lot OF Crocke't and
Cflas sware.
DRY hOoDS. H >on Skirts. Net Shirts Drawers
and Jackets. NJ ems Yarn and Gotten Half Hose,
LADIES' Hosiery. 20 lis Shoes, eaters, Cassi-
mere, lo'h Nsck Ties &c
FURNITURE NIis be added lot of new and
secondhand Furniture, Stores, 6s. Also, a lot of
Sc Fl ALEX MOTT, Auctlones,.
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BALTIMORE. Sept 2o.-Flour vers duV and heavy;
Howard 81. and ONO nomiusilv quoted At S575-
" heat hrmer; red 81 asa 81 IS white 81 55ftt5.
Corn duh f; white rs f6S. yellow $40. Provisions
duh and heavy; Mess Pork So IS Prime SI5-
Lard 49,. Cohee firm at Hrl5s. Whlskey dull
ana
N8w oRK, Sept 20 Cotton Fl rm: sales of $3.50
ba-s. Flour dec ned 5rl0c. s uthern SIS 10
q SIS 80, Wheat finer; Southern Sl.50, West
err t0t 81 50. Corn l12f. better; mixed g. .f63
Pork firm Mes. Sl9d $40 -. Sugar steady; Mus
covad" 81, n. Naval ~to'~s unchanged. Rice a
q 4 lower, and quoted At =. as,
Stucks better; y Central SS8.
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~ Mugs Premium Securing aud Re.

+ INlSHlNU ES BILE III NJ ENI,
Tenth Street, bettCseH Mann and Cary,
NICHMoND, VA.
First Class Premium awarded AZ thu Mechanics
Far IN Baltimore, 1857.
The above ts'ab.lshme mt is one OF essential ser
vice to ever family. as it promotes habits of
cl.GHl'nsSS and c OHoE7y IN everv household.
c ofhng laid by SOt.sa, ensender bad cdo-s. are
injurious to health. and som bee me worthless
foM moth and DtjidsIr! whereas, if well secured,
they would SIRE another season!
Clothing secured at ING = are done by an i'm
proved method unknown To any other Scourer.-
no injurious che ,.ic4ls are used hut a simple.
color or fabric and which thoroashIy extracts ali
d,ft ana grease rendering the wrist gaTTenls
clean. sweet ard ft. ,Moreover, We never scour
an"theF 5 ciothtnE ~ lquld once usedZevers ar
tact, that over THREE THOUSAND EIGHT
during the past year, without single com
Pla IT, dlsaop'l tment or loss
during the frs. twelve months eur business has
doubled our most an xlous expectations ehope
Ions I" crit c"ntiEu.nce "a this pat ,"nage.
WORK ONE AT OUR RE-FlNlsHlNG ESTABLISH
MEM,
THE only one of the kind IN virsiniaY
Dress Goods cut, folded ana pressed for mer
O.d stock of retailers re-hushed, va: Barese
r" es, Tissues, Grenadines, Organizes. Lawns,
Snied kmbfoiJeries re-bleached and dressed as
new.
Spoiled and widowed Black KID Gloves re
dressed as good as new; and every description of
Dr' Goods re finished AS new
MENT:
Gentlemen's Wrappers. Coats, Pants, and Neck
TIES, secured and pressed. Also. Ladies' CIotn
Ci"dks, SHa" and nressr OF every fabric; Boys
Ciotn.ne; Inf4nts' CT pthirs Household Articles,
luclndlHe Rugs, Blankets, Tahe Covers Piano
Covers, CTumn CLOTHS, c., &c.
We also srIian Black Laces Lace VeIis AID
Lace Squares, ana bleach Lace Curtains and
all fine trnbroideTies, including Sets, Collars,
Sleeves, 10, &c Our work in TINS dep srtment is
unequalied
We sp ii uone-we lose pone-aud we keep time
in al our engagements. We conc ude with
quest that ali those VINO have not yet gwen
trial, VIII now do so
RkFERENCEs-Mess Kent, Paine K Co.; FL
lett, Drewry Il Co; Price II Co, and over lCU0
citizens. EDWARD KING \ SON
Scnurers and Re finishers,
10th ST hetw Main and Cary, Richmond. Va
n. B.-D>eIng is not carried on by us-our scour-
ing trade Is IS much as We can well attend to.
H-lW
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Collision outhr Lakes.

SARISA, & W. Sept i9.-The propeller Wa
bash Valley, from Sarina. bound 20 Chicago,
cQllided with an unknown prOpeilor twenty
miles soGth of Thunder Bay Islands. on : II
urday night. After the collision the ctpltiu
ran The boat on the reef TO prevent bar sink
ing The clerk arrived here this morning. aud
less assisted Immediately. The captain and
crew remain on board
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Minnesota Breckenridge Democratic State
tnnyPniion

CHICAGO sept. iS.-The Breckenridge Dem
ccracy, in STATE Convention al ST. Paul, on
Thurstay last, nominated a full State and
Electoral ticket. Senator Rice was present
and made speech against Mr.. Douglas
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By Jas. M. Taylor L. Son, AHcts.

A VEht, DESIRABLE VACANT Lot
AND sMI In sfEkhTs Al A UCTI0N
We will sell upon the pTzfhisss, on, TUESDAY,
the 25,h inst. commencing st IA O'slack Z. NJ.
VAC mt LOT At the intersection Ell Broad AID
Smith streets. 1t fronts % feet ana runs back l2O
feet The Lot s pied for retail business
TERNs-Cn. -tnIrd cash the balance at and
y m chs, for negotiable notes with interest add
ed, ana secured by trus' deed.
$50 JAS. NJ TAYLOR h SON. Aucts.
uANDSONn BUILDING LOT ON THE
IL NORTH SlD-: OF NJ = RSHALf. STREET
AT AUCTION. w u be Id up he tfshliseS.
on TIL ESnAY, the 25th day of September. cos.
ING an, on the north eide of aarshai street al
Its Intersefuon With IN tn street and opposite
the residence OF Mr. |suGge Timheflake 1t
tron's teet and ii nchsf, SpS runs back las feet
to an alley q feet WIDE.
TrRMs-une third cash; tn. be'afss ~ . and 70
months for nesottable notes, with nterest aaaed.
and 81 cured BY 2 trust deed
SEQ Jas. NJ. TAYLOR & SON Auots.
VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY, AT
TIKI SCRNER OF FHANp LIN AND "A III
STREETS ron NAt r ATAICTtON.-We viii
sell. upon the p'emlses. or ] II tRSnAY. TIE Tth
M :. the valuable TOBACCO FACTORY located
~ the snuih beast corner of Franklin and Nth SIS
The house il newly built srd IN good "rdsr, and
has every rec~ssarv convenience. It's meAsIons
arc ABB VI 40 Nv 90 feet.
The fronts 20 feet and runs hack 100 feet
he location NJ this prOpeTt, aoapts It particularly
for the tobacco business, and is wosthy the atten
ton II tobaccUnI sts and Oihe's
Terms 90 fifth cash Oh, balance in three
equal nsta men So at 6. IL and IS mot this for besO
trust deed. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR son.
Sc 10 AuetIuneers.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch
OF GEN. WAL KER

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20--An arrival from
Honduras reports that Gen. Walker and Col
RAIDER were shot on the sub inst by the Hon.
duran authorities. The private soldiars of
the expedition were allowed 10 return 10 the
rspf4aS STATES