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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-10

FRRsHEr.-On Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday, OF last week, Shenandoah county, Va,
was visited by The heaviest rains that have
fallen for six months. The North branch of
the Shenandoah, and its tributaries, overflow
ed their banks in many localities. and the
crops of corn have been considerably damaged.
Wheat in the bottom lands, was also injured
to some Ytant.
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PHoToGRAPHINGHIs MRAsURE.--Among the
numerous useful applications of which pho
Biography is capable. there is one both novel
and am using which deserves TO be recorded.
Urgent private affairs OBTAINING a certain
prince at Palermo, he could not as usual pay
his annual visit to Paris this summer. Bat
the princes wardrobe required replenishing
and with a new Neapoitan dynasty came new
fashions; the prince was in a state of sar torial
espair, till the happy thought occurred to him
to be photographed, on the scale OF one inch to
the foot, and TO send the proof to an eminent
Partisan taiilsw. The artist took his measures
accordingly; the suit was duly made and for
warded to Palermo. The Prince, on receipt Of
his garments, sent a letter to the tailor, in
which he proclaims the fit to be admirable
He is delighted, and so is the tailor. The prince
sent another photograph, representing him in
his new suit. 1t is easy 10 see that it is a per-
feet fit.
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REPUBLICS NOT UNGEATEFUL.-The year in
which Mount Vernon became the property Of
the Union by the efforts OF American women,
consummated the purchase of the Grutii by
the school children OF Switzerland, at cost
OF Sll 900. The Grutii, near Aldorf, and the
birthplace of Tell, is the spot where, i'll the
fourteenth century, three brave men entered
into i secret mblnation to rid the country of
its oppressors-a movement which soon eX-
tended to the other cantons. The sale of this
place, dear to every Swiss, was concluded on
the one hundredth birthday OF Schiller.
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Als6O.-FaIland Winter G oods.-1s60. "a
GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS.

TREMEN NDOUS MENT.
Having received a fresh supply of all kinds of
DRESS GOODS, DOM ESTES, BOOTS and
HhOES, We now enabled to suit every one
WIG Will favor US with a call. AS regards prices,
We leei coEhdent we cannot be beaten, as We have
nouKht some OF the cheapest Goods ever brought
10 ms market.
Linen HDKFS. at 6l4c., worth l21sc.
BLANKETS at 81 per pair, cheap at 50.
bOSOhlS at l21ac., cheap at 25c.
Ladies' Morocco BOO orEES at 81 "a $1.25,
sold everywhere at Sl.50.
HOOP SKIRTS from 25c. up,
INA eveFYthIng usually kept IN DRY GOODS
store, at prices guaranteed to please. Country
merchants would do well to give US a call and ex-
anime our stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
WERTHEIMEh LOWENBERG,
0o5-lm No. Is Main street.
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Substantial! Aid.--The nett proceeds Of the
concert given by blind Tom, for the benefit OF
the Seamen's Bethel, amounted TO S226 25. This
is really a handsome donation Willie we are
upon this subject, We will renew = suggestion
made some weeks ago, that the Club House
bell be presented TO the managers OF the Beieei
fund. 1t is just the thing for the new church,
aud the gift would be received with gratitude.
The political conflict being over, tits no Longer
needed 10 marshal the hosts; while to the sail
ors Its sound on Sunday morning would be
as q harbinger Of good tidinxs,
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CENSUS OF WHEELING. VA.-The census

CENSUS OF WHEELING, VA.-The census re-
turns Of the city of Wheeling and Ohio coun-
ty, Va, give the following results
The reputation of the county in free is 5,672;
slave, 90. Total, Sal. The city has a free
population of l4,2o3; slaves. 81. Total, 1i,3li.
South VIII cling has population of 2,640-
Fulton, 3i2. The population of the whole
county and city is =, sos free and 100 slaves,
making q total of % sos.
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"SNAKE SHOw."-This meEagerie, which
was sold at auction some few weeks ago, has
been again re-opeued. The other day the show
man was going through the feat of sWailowi ug
rattle snake, when, after he had succeeded
In getting abuut half OF the snakes body down
his throat, the reptile bit him while in that
sltuation.-Wa Washington Constitution.
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SUNDAY IN THE SAXON CAPITAL.-A gen.
tleman writing from Dresden, Saxony, says
"Divine services begins here on Sunday, at
SK O'Clock, A NJ, commonly. At one church,
service is advertised at A. M. The great ob-
lect is to keep as much as possible of the day.
free for pic-nics in the woods, or excursions
by steam boat on the river"
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To BE HANGED FOR ATTEMPTING TO Poison
HIS W!Fk.-At the recent Elgin &C.. A. As
sizes, John Murdough was charged with ad-
ministering poison to his wife with intent to
kill her. The jury found him guilty, and the
Judge sentenced MIN to be hung on the 22d of
December. The wife has reco, cred from the
poison, and is now in pretty good health.
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A HINT FOR WASHING DAY.-Under this
caption, Doylestown (Pa.) paper says: A
little pipe clay, dissolved in the water en-
pioyed IN washing, will clean the dirtiest
clothes, thoroughly, with about one-half the
labor, and fully e-balf less soap. Besides.
the clothes win be improved il coIurn
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THE DEFEAT OF BURLINGAME.-"Our game
is Burlngame,'' is the Union cry at this time
i'll Boston. or the defeat of this gentleman,
the Advertiser says: I'm the hour of genera al
triumph the Repu blicans experience piece of
pretty severe discipline in the defeat of Mr..
Burlngame. He loses his election, in very
heavy poll, for the want of 257 votes. HIS own
city of Cambridge which gave him 2i3 plural
ity two years ago, turned yesterday against
him the cold shoulder of IS plurality for Mr..
Appleton. But for this he would have been
elected. Thus is a prophet not without honor
save in his own home"
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ia 81 =, WARREN L.. w ARINO,
'aH-iY M Broad ST., Agent for Richmond

hsvsA Lfeches. Leeches:! Leeches!:!-l
lTss6 scueeeiyed, by Adams' Express, a lot of
lsrya " hDlSH LEECHES, the very best, and
feasos.1fe, sIe, which viii be applied upon the most
tendsJ PPlNG and LEECHING promptly at
the ~; " can be found at all hours of the day al
can Ha,lH1 DRESSING ROOM, under the Aneri- :
a. t5e c .Thtfince on llth street, and at night
an 10 oi Leigh and 10th streets.
u r. G.. HOBSON.
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RUNAWAYS,


- $40 REWARD.-Ransws from my
al plantation. in the county of Halifax, near
AClover De pot. on the 23d OF August, a negro
n man named WILLIAM. He is bright com
%splected; about feet 8 or 3 inches high,
in his ears He WAS taken up at Ksysyillc about
the middle of September, but made his escape -
w Williamsburg, n where he vas raised he was sold
BY DIR; Garrett of that place, about ak years aso
or worxing anoe, Riehmond. | will par $50 re
ward Tor his delivery or lodsment in ja1 where
the Sounty, liberal reward
JAM ES B. GARDEN,
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PARTIAL DESTRUCTION OF THE AsToR
House. IN New YORK.-The Astor House, at
New York, took fire Thursday morning
and before it was suppressed the first and see
ond stories, on the Vesey street side, were
badly damaged. Much injury was done to
the furniture by fire and water. Loss about
StJU.0U0.
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Police 1Iattsrs.-At the Mayors Court, yes
terday, there were but few cases, which were
speedily dcspised of. and his Honor went Gu
To see the review at Camp Lee. One of the
subjects at Court WAS woman who had dis
guised herself in mems clothes, for the pur-
pose of showing her contempt for crinoiine.-
The lesson she received will perhaps induce
her 10 stick 10 feminine skirticoats hereafter
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- LAND AND SLAv WIS IN TH q
G&& COUNTY OLE AM ELLA EuR SALE pr =.
BOOTS, SHOES. &c.
-, . - -''-is'--i.''i-7-i
n d IC Il I.

~ The attention of the ladies is respectfully
called TO the following ARTICLES from that Justly
celebrated manufacturer, HENRY WIREMAN, of
Phllade pha who is, hey ond doubt, the very best
manufacturer of LADI ES' SHOES in the United
states:
LADIES' Glove Kid Cork Sole Button CATERS;
- Patent lie ither Bamoral BOOTS;
Goat SKIN do. do
French Kid Congress CATERS;
% French Cashmere Cong ress CATERS;
- French do. Button do.
. Fancy Embr'd SLIPS, with wooden heels;
- White Satin do. do. do. do.
Is Fancy SLIPS, with cork soles;
80 Black Kid SLIPS, with and without hee ID;
Which. together with great variety of other ar
tlcles, make my assortment very complete, and
ladies iavorlng me with call. cannot fail to be
suited. PHILIP X. WHITE, rs Ma ain st.
N. Blades who have been in the haDt of hav-
ing their Shoes made in phladelphia bv Mr.
WIRENAN. can order them through me-, as have
made ar, ang ements with him to have them made.
= I'm
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DEArH or A WEsrERN PIonRRR-

DEATH OF WESTERN PIoNRER.-Dr VIM
b. Egan, one OF the founders of Chicago, and
long known as one of the most wealthy and
public spirited citizens of that enterpriSing
place, died on Sunday last, at the age of abou
90. He took up his residence in 1882 at Chica-
go, then called Fort Dearborn, and only an
Insignificant trading post.
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Richmond and York Rirsr Raitroad.- At the
meeting of stockholders on Thursday, the
committee to whom was referred the Presi-
dents report, submitted n series ofIesolutcns,
approving the purchase of the steamer West
Point and recommending the action of the Pre-
sIdent and Directors TO the appro obation of the
meeting; also, suggesting applica ton 10
the next Legislature for an act legalizing said
purchase, and for such additional power as
may be necessary to authorize the company
to establish such other connections by steam
er or otherwise, that the interests of the COM
pany may quire. With regard to the remain
ing recommendations Of the President the
cOmmlttee make no SugeeS tions, for want of
time 10 give them that careful consideration
which their importance demands. They say
however that the strictest economy should be
observed in the management OF the affairs of
the company.
The report was adopted.
The Board of Directors were instructed to
ask OF the General Assembly such aid rs the
necessities and interest of the company may
Indicate TO be xpedient.
A report was submitted from the committee
appoin ted last year to examine the condition
and management of the company, which they
say is very satisfacto tory, far as lhe.f have
the. me ans OF ascertaining. The report was re-
celyed and the committee discharged from fur
ther duty.
resolution 10 combine the offices of Presi-
dent and General Superintendent, and reso =
luton 10 reduce the salary of the President 10
g 300 We're rejected.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That when this meeting adjourn, il
SdJOurn TO meet the 18th day of Dece mDer
at West Polntln the county OF King William. and
that the stockholders lie urged attend said meet
ing, with the view OF electlng President for the
company, and adopting such measures of re-
trenchment and reform as the condition of the
same would seem to indicate
Dr. j. +. Tabb, member of the Board of Di-
rectors, rendered his resignation, to take effect
from and after the 18th OF Decem ber next
The meeting then adjourned.
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PARpoNRD.-Governor Hicks has granted
an unconditional pardon TO the young man
Wilson, sentenced by Prince Georges County
(Md.) Circcuit Court 10 be hung for being ac-
cessory to the murder of MIR. Krantz, at Lau-
rel Factory. Athey, the principal, is yet at
large.
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The Youmg Gsard.-This efficient corps has
passed series OF resolutions in aeknow ledg-
ment OF the courtesies received on their lals
trip to Baltimore. Capt. Rady has his com
mand frequently called together at their ar
mory, and we are confident that, should any
emergency ean for their services, they VIII not
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RAILWAY SQUABBLE.--An the rails have
been removed from the Albany and Vermont
Railroad, between the Junction and Eagle
Bridge. Considerable land over which the
road ran having never been paid for, the own
eTs claim that on that account the iron be-
longs to them. and suits will be brought to
test the matter
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DOUBLE OR QUITs.-"lIl teach you to play
piten and toss! I'll fog you for an hour. L
Will" Father instantly replied the incor-
rigible,as he balanced penny on his thumh and
finger, "Ill toss you TO make il TWO hours OF
nOtning,''
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SAFETY OF THE STEAMSHIP SEMINOLE
There is now no doubt Of the safety Of the
steamship Seminole. She was to leave Mar
anham, September 2lsi, for Pernambueo, and
10 be piioted through the canal from Cerea To
PernAmbuco.
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END OF THE SEAsoN.-The Cataract House
(Niagara) closed on Monday. The Interna-
Ional closed there Two weeks ago. Both
houses have had one of the best seasons ever
known in Niagara.
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Nlttmonn Qispatth.
SATURDAY MORNING, -, NOV ~ ,sse
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA

Inc Feeling In CharIesten-Arminvof of ,ho
Ehe tompanies-Flag for the southern
G.onfederacy-Resignn Of the Federal
oincers-Action in the South Carolina
Legtsiature-Speech of Edmund Ruffin,
OF Va, &c., &c, &c
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FRESH STRAWBERRIES In NovKMBER.-An
enterprisiBg nursery man In Cincinnati push
Ell his vines 10 q second crop, and succeeded,
before frost interfered, In producing several
q uarts Of dne fresh strawberries, which were
served out 70 the as.0ntshsd guests ~ one Of
the hotsis.
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LAMPBLACK AND OIL THE CAUSE OF FIRE
An English man ufacturer states that one Of
his workmen placed a ladle, which had been
recently used for the purpose of measuring
linseed oil. upon the top of a cask of lamp
black, and few drops of the oil fell into the
cask. One evening, just before closing the
works, he discovered a very disagreeable smell,
and searched the factory to ascertain the
cause, and, to his surprise, found the whole of
the black in the cask resemble large ball Of
fire. and there is no doubt that before morn
ing it would have burst into fame, and
caused not only the destruction Of the stock,
but OF the entire premises. My plan has been
(says the above manufacturerO since the oc-
is req uired for present nse. Wood or canvas
pain ted with lampblack and oil ought to be
carefully looked TO, at least until we'll sea-
soned
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The EnehaHress.-The Theatre was densely
crowded on Thursday night, when the En-
chantress was produced for the first time this
season. The beautiful masic and gorgeous
scenery brought 10 our mind the ovations of
last winter, when Miss Caroline Rchings
captivated all by her charms and accomplish
ments. The members of the company fur.
nished an efficient support TO Miss and Mr..
RiehtDgs, though new in the piece, aud we
douO not that IL will 60 off to- night even bat
ter than on the occasion TO which we allude.
We anticipa another crowded house.
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MURDER.-About O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing, young man named Alexander Gordon
was shot dead, while standing in front of a
brothel, in Syracuse, N. Y, of which Bell
Williams is the mis- tress
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AN EXTRA Pony ExPREss.-A dispatch

AN Extra PONY EXPRESs.-A dispatch
from Fort Kearney, dated the 9TH inst, says
An extra Pony Express, with the election
returns for California, lett here for Carson
valley at O'Clock to-day. 1t took, also, u
considerable number OF private dispatches
Both rider and horse were tastefully decorated
with ribbons, &c, and departed amid the
cheering Of a large and enthusiastic gather
ing. This run is expected 10 be quicker than
any ever yet made between here and the outer
ponies leaving st. Joseph on Thursday, 9Th,
and Sunday, 1lth, are also expected to make
double quick time, calling here for the latest
telegraphic dates.
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.hsAn sAIl, Medicines should be Prepared by

A W
'+RtGULAR PHYSICIAN.
cdsfs cDn' ); !. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for Coughs,
Consamp,onDf nfo1PSnsf Pns 50 ena es and 1nf ST. oh 0
sps.J, y; ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND, for all
,,eases oil the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa
an an ); ROSES PAIN CURER, for Rheuma
BE, BBoE, 1Ch9hc, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
ssS rams in the Back or Limbs Price, IL, Is
nj GoiHH (. 3 ROSES ALTERATIVE SYRUP, or
ErSn,,pof ~ kdFIkR, for the of scrofula, old
5.Rt9ns, Chrome Diseases, Uulcers, Sores
se,ed ~ Neck, Blles, and ali diseases arising from
= Sqtpper aGqpere state of the blood. Price 81.
"'ie " Druggists, and by
isr WARREN l.. WARING,
aH-lT f7 Broad ST., Agent for Richmond.
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\ BOOTS AND SHOES.

VGREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
- CHAS. BELLE, Broad street, between "a
aud 81, keeps a iarse stock of Ladies', Gentle
and defes any body in Richmond compete with
him in his line, as he manufacture to order. and
superlntends himself. Great bargains IN Ladies'
and Misses eoiored Caters, Morocco Bootees.
Slippers aud BussIns; Gentlemen's city made Pa
tent Leather tfaters, Oxford Ties and Slip pers.-
will sell nay Summer stock of Goods at and he low
cost. Call soon, If you wish TO get good bargain.
CHAS. bEHLE,
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fROEGSSINjNAL SArsAsS

R RsxSs A. ASCOLi, Nj. D.,
WA MEMBER OF THE
NEW YORK c. OF ks HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Once Broad street, next TO corner OF 1Ith street.
Residence 18th street, next To corner of Mar
snail. Sc l-3ms
sHOCkOE HILL u NERAL l.
I~-Sa AGENCY.
G.. w. III. TYLER,
OTes on Marshall, bettoeea Si6th and Secsnth
Streets,
Continues to RENT OUr HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES. SELL REAL ESTATE, S ELL Ne
GkOES, and act as GENE ERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage be-
stowe upon him for three years past. Sc 3-6m
CUPPING AND LEECHiNG.-
BNSA Mrs. .WO0LHOUSt, over Sam'l Suther-
land Gun Store, lS2 Main street, Richmond, will
watpn all those requiring her services.
LEECHES.
"a All orders for LIE ECHES carefully racksd
and sent by Express 10 all parts of the State.
N.B.-A new style of LA DIES BANDAGES.
that are much liked, made to order.
au A-3m
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MISS DAvENPoRT's MARRIAeE.-The San

MISS DAvRNPoRTs MARRIAGE-The San
Francisco correspondent of the New York
World, under date of October 18th, writes:
The gallant Col F. W. Lander, of overland
wagon road expedition celebrity, has just been
joined in the bands of wedlock with the dis
tingaished and favorite actress, Miss Jane NJ
Davenport. The Rev. Thomas Star King off,
ciated at the ceremony, which took place in
this city on Saturday evening last, October
18th. The happy couple started Immediately
on an overland expedition to San Jose, to pass
the honeymoon at one of the delight tful retreats
in that valley. 1t is understood that Mrs.
Lander will retire from the stage Immediately
upon the completion of her present engage :
ments on the Atlantic side. 1t seems that the
attachment between the Colonel and Miss Da-
venport was matter OF long standing. From
the statements of those who seem to be we'll
posted on the subject, it appears that the lady
is swell to do" in a worldly sense. Her for
tune is es stimated at from S75, 900 to 100000.
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THE NEXT CoNGREss.-The following table,
copied from Northern paper, exhibits the
probable political complexion of the next
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a. GENTS BkOAD-TREAD BOOTS
VVeTy superior and cheap, at No. IS Main ST. +,
- sign of the Big Boot, BY VIM WALSH.

w3 TO FARMERS-NEGR RO SHOES
szsss Farmer. and others wanting, 6 RO
SHOES are invited 70 call at No. 93 Main street,
nent ever offered in Richmond. My assortment
embraces, 2 90 pairs Of heavy Sewed Brogans. of
cut do, very thick, nailed with hob nails: Danes
best thick pekged Brograns; Hernck's best thick
pegged Brogans; Planters and Dutch Boots for
women. together with all other grades, suitable
Tor servants, men, women and bo,s. Farmers
viii do well to give me call, at No. 93 Main 81.
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Among the sueeessful can ndidaies in the ex.
nssrs, was !. 3. Tucker, Of Norfolk, We.
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Tas Coroner deemed IL unnecessary 10 hold
an inquest over the dead body of a negro In
fant, found in culyert on Thursday.
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II pstticeat government 10 not more opprss
eive now than formerly, Il u certainty dohbls
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AMERICAN kILLED-Pope's IroOpS.-Among
the Pope's troops at the battle of Gas te fidar-
DO, was volunteer New Yorker, Alfred de
Nanteuil, who fell after having received two
bayonet and four g9pshot wounds. The Free
mans Journal publishes an obituary notice
of the young martyr" from which it appears
that he was only - years of age. Says the
Journal:
"Our sorrow for his sad fate is mingled with
horror at the treachery to which he and many
more Of his companions in arms have fallen
victims. There was widespread detection
on the part of the Italian troops, in the Ponti-
fical service Com. Becdelievre, in a letter ad =
dressed TO the 'ESpsTaHcs,' publisned at Nantes
states that the I'd regiment of Chasseurs
(Italians) not only fired on the foreign levies
that went into action with them, but also on
the aides de- camp whom General Pimodan
sent to disarm them. The Italian artillery
men $50 We are informed by a private letter
abandoned their guns. All the Pom ntifical cav
airy fed, leaving only eighty of the Guides of
LanoricIere (all Frenchmen,) to cover the re-
treat of the defea ted forces from the field of
battle.''
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IN $50, 600 WORTHOF ROOTS, SHOES

VAND TRUNKS AT COST.-MARCUS HAIR
Iris N BRO, No. IT'S Main street, next to the
American Hotel. With a view of making change
IN our business by next January, we will, from this
day, offer our largs and attractive stock of fresh
and Sc isonable goods, COM prsing a general yarie-
ty of the latest and most approved les of Boots,
Shoes and Trunks, both of our own. Richmond
made and the best of Northern manufactures, at
PRIME cost. for cash only. The public would do
we'll 10 avail themselves of the present very rare
opportunity of procuring the best quality of goods
at hrst cost MARCUS HARRIS g. BRO,
No. l75 Main st., next To the American Hotel