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LxrG INSURANCE, Go

NJ ff Yac sffTAt ssoo,sSo;. sUafLGS
1000. Office No. 1853 Main St. Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE. on Vessels, Cargo anc
INLfAiSs!Inh iiN INSURANCE on Goods transported b,
rivers, canals q land carriage. -.
FIRE NsUkANCE on MeIchandlze generally
Dwelling Houses, Warehouses, and Other
Buildings 10 town or country.
POLICIES issued at current rates, and losses
promptly PAID. n,,rcrops.
JOS R. Anderson, Samuel Pufney,
Jas. l.. Apperson, John PURCELL,
VIM. Breeder, John D. Quarles,
| David ]. Burr. Da> I'd J. Saunders,
Vim. II Christian, Geo D. Shell,
L. " Giazsbrook, John Z. elnton,
Lewis ointer, T.. ID: ssinher,
Sam1g. Harrison. neo J sumner,
RIB heath, Tn Tay lor. Ir,
Ed. Mccarthy, VIM. q Tor,
+ Miller. CT. watson.
nA- COMMUNICATIONS received at the office, OF
'n'0uSa any SEsH,D PLEAsANTss Pres't.
J. Fl. MoNrAGUE, Sec'y. au Cow
DERPETUAL INSURANCE.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL ....- .........-.-.... -.'.'' SSoo,ooo'
OrFlcE-Main Street. an american Hotel.
This Company takes IN addltlon 70 the ordinary
Fire and Marine risks, rERPETU AL insurance
on buildings. Under his policy one pay msnt Sc
c 5os resaSes MoNEY en- deposit
interest thereon, and guarantees the ayment OF
Negotiable Notes and 6ills of Exchange.
VIM. H. Maofsrland Prss's Farmers Bank.
A. Warwick, firm of Warwick barksGaie.
VIM. q. CrenshHw, firm OF Crenshaw Il Co.
Wellington Goddin. firm OF Goddln Apperson.
T. W McCance, firm OF Dunlop Moncure d Co.
g. A. Barksdale, hrm of Warwick x 6arksddle
James II. Grant Tobacco Manufacturer.
L d Crenshaw; firm BaxaiI, Grenshaw, Co.
John L. Bacon firm of Baron & Baskervill.
r. b Haxall. firm Of Haxall, Crenshaw d Co.
John Currie, Jr., ship Owner.
VIM. u Warwick, hfm Of arwlck Barksdale.
Jas Alfred Jones. Attorney at Law.
c. c. Elicit, Builder.
F. g. Ruihn, Agrleulturist and Manufacturer.
X. W. III ctjruder, firm of 5. McGruder's Sons.
w. W. Crump, Attorney at Lew.
Jas. Dunlop, firm Of DunIop, Noncure Il Co.
BOILING w. HAXALL, Pres't.
o. F. BREsEE. Ssc'y. au7-lm
OLD DOMlN.UN INSURANCE COMA
~ NY.-CAFITAL 100000!
"a UGcs-No.42 Mdtss street, xadsr st. Cherries
Hotel. ~
fhs 4 Pssfed T. AaRSpcE
on favorable terms.
CAB. Workman, John Ii. Greanor,
John EnGers, Geo. s. Palmer,
sam'i Nj. Price, VIM s. Triplett,
Jno Stewart Walker, VIM. Currie,
Luther r. Spilman. Jas. r. CTenshaw,
Potter c. Warwick, John II. Williams,
Jas. s. Kent. Mark Downey,
Horace Z. Eamond, Thomas Jones.
James nj. Talbot, Edwin A. Smith,
Griffin 3. Davenport, Ro A. Paine,
Geo. ". Yancey. 70. +. Williams,
JOS. Brummel, VIM. =. Raelan
Wln Brent, Henry c. Cabsli,
Ro. FL. Maury Geo. w. koyster.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Pras't.
CHAs. E. WORKMAN. Sec'y. MY I9-ts
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- EXPEDITIONS. COMFORTER
Leland MOST ECONOMICAL ROIITE - y n, NJ
16xYyIRSINIA SPRINGS, VIA THE rich.
VIRGINIA & TENN ESaEE RA ILROAnS. AK
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES. insurin ,sI i
the trave Ter ample room, attention and low f,,ss
For Greenbrier White Sulphur and the syrs
Springs. tickets to Bongacks Depot. $780, the m
by opposition lines of stages to the Sweet Sprilss
by tie present rate Of STAGE fare. al, ~,
to the Greenbrer White Sulphur. $40 hs,M
$3.50 to the Sweet and go to the Gress
brier White Sulphur SPRINGS: There are also o.
position lines OF stages running from Salem depn
via the Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs and Mn
Of stages from the Montgomery White sulphT
Springs, via the Mountain Lake and Salt EuIpis
SPRINGS to the Groenbrier White Sulphur Sprijn
For Colner's Springs, purchase tickets to III
For Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, purcsw
tickets to Salem Depot, price $40.
For Allegheny Springs, purchase ticket "a
ShawsvIlle, price IS 05.
For Montgomery White Sulphur SPRINGS, N,
chase tickets to Big Tunnel, price $50
For Yellow Sulphur Springs: purchase tiok,,hs
Christ.ansburg Depot, price S64..
For Old Red Sulphur Springs, purchase tint,u
to Dublin Depot, price 80 20 L. II Gill.
ie l9-5m Gen u Supst Va. Tenn
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AA THE ASHLAND HOTEL This
lE:M from RICHMOND, in the beautiful and
thriving va Iage of AsHLAND b, on the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, il now
open for visitors. and is prepa ed to accoIlmo-
date families with good fare. and everything desi
rable. The head of the family will be furnished
mend.
For further information, apply at Superintend-
eEt's Office Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad. or address
~ JN0. L. THOMPSON, Proprletor,
ix z Ashfnnd VA.
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II J. W. s4avSER-
~ APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST-.

go APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST-.
A8 18th street. between Grace and Broad,
- RICHMOND, VA.
Keeps constantly on hand q well-selected stock
Of PURE aud RELIABkE D Z UGS. MEDI-
STUFFs, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY. ALCO-
HOL, BURNING FLUID, GARDEM SEEDS,
ever, kind, TOBACCO, SNUFF and CIGARS Of
various brands, all the popular PATENT MED
found in DRUG sTOREs-which will be sold on
the lnGst reasonabls terms Also, pOLLARDS
PHYSICIANS and others can rely on having
their PRESCRIPTIONS accurately and cayetMlIy
compounded, at all hours OF the DAY and NIGHT.
J. w. FRAYSER,
Apothecary and Druggist,
nv fl-ta 18th. between Grace and Broad SITS.
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I
SHOE FINDINGS, OILS, &C.,
18Th street. between Main and Cary,
RICHMOND, Va.
Offers to merchants and manufacturers a COM
plete assortm ent OF articles in his ne which have
been selected with great care, and cannot fail to
give satisfaction.
The attention of those in want is respectfully
invited every effort will be made to give salts
faction, both AS to terms and price.
au lS-dlrlS cw3m
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9 ~ Raj R0A 1aTb; "a
TRAIN will leave Elchmond Daily, at 60 A. A.
for GORDoNSVILLE. CHARL0TTEey!ll W
STANTON. LYNCHBuRG,. ALEXANpEiA
Southwest and daily taxcept surdaysl for JACh
SON 6 RIVER and intermediate Stst,qss xsn ~
rect with the Tram at Staunton, Mlllboro 'lnl
Jackson's. River. For particulars, inquire at a'
Ticket Office. VIM. +. ADCOCK. TieketA AZ
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SAMUEL 5. BuRCH Is now N my
~ employ as CUTTER, and desires his for
~ mer friends and pair osts TO call and exam
w me the large and varied aszortme,t Of
.&CLoTHS, CASSIM R. Els and VESTiFGS.
as ell as Ready Made Clothing, which he IS nov
prepared to furnish them on AS good terms ar IN
as good sty 10 as any s,mllaT house IN the State
VIM. IRA SMITH. ia Main 81.
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L partnership for the transaction of COMMITS
MEs oHN WISE naf 'h they yn II give
SIsT asteai ,h te the sale Of pLUuA WHAT
Is~s WeSs No. 's Main %ER
RICHMOND. VA. Nov. /. 1859. NO 7-dow&swts
EcTok DAVIS, .,rcr,onrsp
FOR SALE OF SLAVES, Richmond; Va,
gives particular attention to SELLING SLAVES,
'Gs fRs0pSsJ nad has an interest in the
ness from this day. e28-6m
pRobT qSfss coM iG sila MERGaakrs
Cary srreet, opposite Columbian Hotel,
As.F EDWARDS. Of King wilan,l
hMoWAFDi OF 9gfk, ,,s Assistants
Guarantee to their friends faithful attention to
ali constituents, and orders for goods from pro
uf M. o + e. sUJfToN, Ja.. Is admitted to IN
Tel ie iHd d Ss ti-- MADDUx & co.
Il SHIP BRoKER, CoMafssIoN AND
q g EF9kRE4NkPt I IPE + & \ pp'LEa
Is prepared to lake Goods on sTOkAGE At CITY
POINT on the most reasonable terms. without
charge OF Grayase either 10 or from store
~ PRACflCAL
II Il a n L 4 T. X - L 1 II III =
s,1tA Strsst, gsa, t s5s Agm9,y, Richmond, "
GRANITE WORK
Executed at short notice and in the best manner,
nh l2-l2m
?. WEILBACHER. VIM. PAUL,
yH7R Il hisi'r2 TER L PAUL. D''''' -'-N
HAVANA aN6 b5nEs 1Se clssR,
LEAF TOBACCO.
je l3-ly No. q German st., Baltimore. Nd.
WOOD, EDDY 81 cos
Authorized by the States of -
DELAWARE, MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY,
Draw daily, in public, uEder the superlnten-
dence of sworn Commissioners.
A.The Managers Offices are loeated at Will
HILL Prizes VARY FROM ,.aooo,
TICKETS FROM
$3.50 to $40!
RA- Circulars, giving full explanation and the
schemes TO be drawn, Will be sent. free Of expense,
by addressing WOOD EDDY & CO,
WOOD, EDDY n CO,
jy I0-ly st Louis, Mo.
DAvss, DEUPREE & co., will give thel
- entire att Entity 81 g tf NEGROES
onn pr,tows, sa,f Publicly and privately
Corner Mayo ana Fran Kiln streets.
Ri'Hh0f 70 VI Il: DAVIS.
wv wv 8 s.l BE 4 ! r.
RuFUs 6. MADDux. Clerk. je lily
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fsUuNJkY PRODUCES; Fresh Mountain
y Butter; Banen Hog Round Honey, IA anmb;
Family Flour, in BAGS ami barrels, no.; receiving
to, day, and for sale low, at
J.P, KAVENAGH, 9Th and Broad sts,
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NOM
~. RICHMOND
- AND pANVILLRlSeG
McrMENr IA ILRQAn.sGMMER'v !!

- nntsH AZ LLElOtA
AND THE SOUTH AND SOuTHW 1 III SPRllis
Leave Richmond. daily tSunday's ercs -.
a.. MI for Junction, lBurkeville 4 LynchsNso, NJ
tQi, knoxville, Dalton, ChattanooSn -
Nashville. Grand Junction, Memphis n Ala u
rX Mobile, Jackson, Vlcksbufg and Ma" nntso n
Leave Richmond daily, (except SIND. WIG Y
O'clock. A. M. for Danville. Va. and G,sss,I ~
NC; Also,, fer the MONTGOMERY Whits. w y
Sulphur, Allegheny, Sweet Red Sweet y
Sulphur, Salt Sulphur and Red sulphur 49,. 10
- RETURNING: Rtl
Lave Danville daily, Except supda,.,
O'Clock 4. M ;, and Junction tBurksyis, h, x
NJ. and arrive in Richmond st Lilo p a ~
The Mail and PASSENGER Trains eonn...
Ways with the South Side Railroad trars sc. y
froin the Southwest az the Junction. and VA u Y
richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac RAN,
trains, TO and from the North at Ricbmocd ax
With the. York River Railroad. Aim IN ~
James River Steamboats, to Norfolk ana az 3 ~
IA For. Through Tickets and further nv taont
ton, apply at tins Tickat Cf!ica ia1Whs
10 Its CHAS. 6. TALCOTT. s,,,.
fr THROUGH TO SIS
ARA! :-Ihroush sel.ss.A .;
POTOMAC RAILROAD, to ~
BUFFALO,
WILLIAMEPORT, and
NIAGARA.FALis
u Its SAM'L RUTH. nm,
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Il FOU N DR.
MANUFACTURES
JpoN FR0NTS HOUSE CASTINGS, RAIL
INGS, &C.,
Corner of Cary and 9Th streets, Richmond, va.
lie 5-6m A. j. Buy Eho. ITopIiotol.
YOsiN n, GORDON & son,
l4ru STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE no. kLI:
Offer for sale a large and full assortment OF IRoN,
comprising Swedes, American Hasm ss fsIn
American Russia and imitation RUSSIA SH EEL
RON Hoops Band and Scroll from hefea riow
sizes for timers nd manufacturers; Sheet and
nsnaIIy sold in this market Its
pAIDE FORD Il co.. General Commission and
. Forwarding Mercha nts, on the Dock, Elchm ond
Va D. b. BRIDGFORD,
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S,
N. TTNSLEY PATE.
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auMnduH nusoRTe. !
a.A BRAINARD HOUSE,
MNAY EltMIRA, NEW YORK

AAA BRAINARn HOUSE,
G& i. BLossdh,n P lN nnw YUM
iFofmerly Proprietor Of the BLOSSOM House, Ro-
chester, N. VI
This arse and commodious Hotel, at the junction
Of the N. Y and f. r. r.. with the roads Leading
from baltimore to Niagara Falls, il now open for
the reception OF visitors.
Pure air, fine scenery. q we'll stocked arder, good
beds and attentive servants, are some Of the at
TEL.
Passengers desiring to visit Niagara Falls can
procure through tickets to Baltimore, at which
point through tickets can be procured to the Fails
by the Northern Central Railroad, the shortest
and most expeditions route to Eimira, Canada,
and the Northwest.
RRYERENCRs:
i D.H, Il k KENNEDY E.a'{ Washington.
ZEsUs BARsUM, Esq,
f w. BENNETT, :. tu.,.
X. b. COLEMAN, Eutaw House, ooas'
G. G. ADREoN.
Ws. e f1snn, s:s" Harrisburg. jy1o-,m
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.ses.---..;T;.s IDA'S LIME;mFcKThHE, ss
@Ak1sKfkSTIME A WEEK-TUESDA y
THURSDAYS ane SATURDAYS.
Eost TEMPEST, Capt. THos. EMErT.
Boat MERGE CHANT, Capt. GRO. G. LAYSs.
post BRISTOL, Capt. CHAs. ]. JOHNSON.
besi ]. ], TREY, Capt. WIN: F. CLKvELAA"
Sosi FAME, Capt. VIM. II. PARSONS.
Boa, OLIVIA, Capt ]. ]. PETERS. Il
Jbs,s Boats are sil Of the 6rstciaSs, comm1. y
by ssr sful and experienced Captains, arc = &
prcglysy as advertised. The snbscrlosi, tasa
for psst faycrs, bexs continuance o. the sAnss'
N~s WM. P. COX, Agent (.
Atshs Shed. Deck st.. in rear OF old Gas Wor. .
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TRAVELLERS 1Orn

Eks e TO THE NoRTH.-lSW.
RAILW Y.-Trains leave Calvert Etatios.
Baltimore. daily, except Sunday at $40 A. NJ
doilars.) Buffalo, Owego, Oswego. Toronto, Han
ilton, all parts of Western New York and Cana n
for Detroit. Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis. and
parts of the West, Northwest and Southwest
Travellers can 90 to Detroit, Chicago, Milwsf
ke, &C., via Niagara Falls, at the same cost a. nj
anv other route.
A new route to New York 10 now open by III
Road, via Harrisburg and Jersey City, with onl
one change of cars. Fare 90. Take the $50 A.
train and go through by daylight, over frst-oiH
Roads and through beautiful country. Try il
IA Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
JAS. G. CLARKE, SUIT
JOHN T. RIeNEY, Assistant Snp't. ieD-ly
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MkA y. EAUW NE'S
y ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9Th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAILINGS, VERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES, CHAIRS, eETTEES, &C.; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at short notice.
ks~ Partlcu ar attention given oenciosin. burial
lots IL ths oIts 8 nd cOuQLrY. ia 2-l2m
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NOriGE. 1913,
80 eses1xk-saSGO GOING NORTR.-NEW A

- .ss - GOING iNNo F a =
RkNGEMENT.- IMPORTANT TO TRAVE \
CHECKa.-GREATN NORTHERN ROUTES Z
rying the great United States Mail. Twice a. Y
(Sunday night excepted between Richmond, AZ !.
andria, w ashlngton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, ~ !:
YORK, and all important points West, wa Assea
ericksburg & Potomac Railroad, to the PotonA
rigsr, 70 miles, and by splendid and comiorisS,ss
niles IN seven hours; being q comfortable and PER
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours OF Departure: $50, A. NJ, and 7, I. n.
BAGGAGE, under charge Of Special AseaM
CfECkEDTHROUGH to W ASKING ton, 8alhmeN
phila az NH a and Nav York
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IL AUCTIONEER,
FOR SALE OF SLAVES, Richmond. Va.
gives particular attention to SELLING SLAVES,
both publicly and privately.
"a r. D. JAMES has an interest in the susl-
ness from this DAY. 28-6m
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DERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE lNSURAN OMPANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
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REx3 LADIES' HEELED CATERS.
sssssA,5 We are in receipt of about 900 pairs of
heeled CATERS, fresh from the manufacturers;
varying in Price from 81 IS to 81 so per pair
Those in want of nice pair of Caters at a small
cost, can be supplied by calling at
MARCUS HARRIS Il BROS,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18
COvINGroN NEWS.

PROFITS REALIZED AT THE LATE ODDFRL-
LOWS FAIR.-Although it is yet impossible
to know the exact amount of the net pro-
ceeds of the Oddfellows' Fair, enough has
been ascertained to satisfy those interested
that il will be considerably more than $40 600;
the whole Indebtedness of the order is about
$25, 900, SO, 900 of which is held by mechanics.
and secured by liens. All this will now be
paid, and as the remainder of the obligations
are redeemable at pleasure no further finan-
cial embarrassments will be experienced.
REARREsT AND SECOND ESCAPE OF CHARLES
MADDox.-Charles Maddox recently engaged
in number of robberies in Ohio and Ken
lucky, and who escaped from the authorities
OF Hamilton County, some time since, was
rearrested, in PendletOn County in this State,
yesterday, but succeeded in making a second
escape, although the party that captured
him numbered six persons. Four shots
were fired at him, but without effect.
YANCEY AT FLoRENCE.-The Breekinridge
Club of Covington received a dispatch from
Hon. William l.. Yancey, last evening, stat
ing that he would certainly be at Florence
on Friday and speak. The Hon. James B.
Clay win positively speak in Covington, to-
night, at the Magnolia House, and Florence
tomorrow. Omnibuses will leave the Mag
nolia House for Florence at eight o'clock to-
morrow.
Cry ELEcTIoN.-Mr. w. T. Estep will be
a candidate for City Clerk, subject 10 the de-
cision Of the Union Convention.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR OOuRT.

Boughton & Lewis VS. j. P. Atwater. Be-
fore Judge Storer. Action against the ex-
ecutor of Ethan Stones estate to recover the
difference between $4,000, the amount he
paid to the legatees of the estate, and the
amount the property is alleged to be worth
l4,OO0i Misrepresentation as to the real
value OF the estate being charged. Argued.
VERDIcT.-ln Room No. Q, in the case of
Joseph Bowman against Hannah F. Jones,
Administrative, to recover $8 48l, amount of
due-bill, alleged by defendant to have been
given by G. W. Jones for lottery tickets, the
jury returned verdict for defendant.
Q. II. Dolsen VS. The Central Insurance
Company. The jury was charged by Judge
Spencer in this case in relation to the rule
OF law as to the construction of the term pro
rata, in regard to maritime voyages and
which he stated was ordinarily ascertained
with reference to the proportion of the voy-
age performed. 1t does not follow, however,
that the rule should be adopted in all cases,
and it need not necessarily be adopted with
reference to our inland navigation. And if,
in the present case, the jury should be of
opinion that the distance from Cincinnati to
Wayerly (the point where the boat was
wrecked) did not in reality amount to ten
twelfths of the voyage, taking time and ex-
pense into account, they would be then at
liberty to adopt another rule-and consider
the expense of forwarding the cargo from
Waverly to Leavenworth, the final point of
delivery-not upon reshipment, but by the
original carrier.
The jury returned a verdict for $780, The
amount claimed was $640.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

DARING HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A Farmer
Almost Rilled-On Tuesday morning, about
four o'clock, farmer named James Hend-
rickson, residing in the neighborhood of
Warsaw, while on his way to market in
Bridge, by trio of robbers, who stabbed
him twice in the back, fractured his skull
with slung- shot rifed his pockets of SIS,
all the money they contained, threw him
on the roadside, to care for himself as best
he might, and then made their escape.
About half an hour later a neighbor of the
wounded man CHANGED to pass that way,
recognized him, and, with the assistance Of
some persons whom he found near by,
placed him in his wagon, and carried him
home. Hendrickson is very severely
wounded, and, at latest accounts, it was
thought he could not recover
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There are now remaining in the CITY
Treasury the following sums;
THE EXTENSION OF Mr.. HowE's PArEN,

THE EXTENSION OF Mr.. HowEs PATENT
Many persons suppose Mr.. Howe invented
the Grover & Baker Stitch, and that the great
value of this stitch was the reason of the ex-
tension; such is not the case; Mr.. Howe's
machine made the shuttle-stitch, but it was
the first Automatic Sewing-machine, and as
such, the foundation of the art of machine
sewing. The Grover & Baker Machine is
great Improvement upon all machines max
ing the shuttle or selfstyled lock-stitch.
whether by needle and shuttle, or needle
rotary hook, bobbin and pad, but it still EN-,
ploys as its basis the leading elements of Mr..
Howe's invention. The following is an evil
dence of this fact:
II take pleasure in recommending Grover
4 Bakers Sewing-machine to the public. It
has given every satisfaction in my family,
and l consider it one of the most reliable
machines in use-not only for its strength
but simplicity, and not being liable to get
out Of order. would advise any person to
purchase, one of them in preference to all
others / have seen. n."--SimOn Stone, Norfolk,
Virginia.
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CoRREcTIoN.-It was stated in the PREss
Of the llth that Joseph Guthridge, for whom
Officer Bloom had warrant for some time
had been arrested and sent to indianapolis
for trial, on charge of grand larceny, and
that it was said that he had been engaged
in passing counterfeit money at Seymour.
We are informed that this was incorrect that
the officer had no warrant, and Guthridge
has not been sent to Indianapolis for trial
nor subjected to any charge of grand lar
ceny, nor accused of passing counterfeit
money. There was difficulty concerning
borrowed watch, which did not furnish
grounds for an arrest, out of which this re-
port has grown.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF CINCINNATI.
IN PURSUANCE OF, AN ORDINANCE
II passed April 6, 1860, and an amendatory ordi.
nance passed July 25 ls60 contracts have been en-
M to as ss and o6 a6a %
Now, therefore, I, R. NJ. BISHOP, Mayor of this
ordinances, hereto annexed:
SEC. 8. After contracts are made under this ordi-
nance and proper notice given by ten days pubca-
tion IN the oheial newspapers of the city person
bs sSS shS
dirt old hoops, or rubbish of any kind whatever,
run or flow into any Street, lane or SIey, or pIbe
place in the City Of Cincinnati.
placed in waier-tight Barrels, boxes tubs OF other
vessels, nnmixed with ashes, einders,. shells, or
and rubbish Of every kind shall be placed 10 sep.
aTSte boxes buckets or other suitable vessels and
shall be kept in convenient place for the contractor
to rem0Ye and all contractors their agents, shall
garbage, or Nth Of any kind upon private property
or upon public streets or grounds. Any person turn
vessel as aforesaid thereby spiing the contents on
any street lane, alley or public place, SHALL
fve dollars, or be imprisoned In the CITY Prison at
the discretion of the Judge and shall pay the costs
SIC. The violation Of any Of the provisions Of
than one dollar or more than ten dollars OF by inn
prisonment in the City Prison for not less than one
SEC. ]. That If any PERSON, being the owner of
any animal Of the hog kind or having charge of the
same as agent shall, after the first day Of October
in the year eighteen hundred and forty nine per-
INIT such hog OF hogs to run at large in any street.
lane alieyt market-space, public landing or COM
mon or public ground Of said city, every such owner
q agent snail, on conviction thereof before the
Mayor be fined in any not exceeding fly doI-
lars, with costs, for every such ofiense.
SEC, 49, 1t shall be unlawful for any distiller or
other person to collect or keep any hog or hogs
within the limits OF said city, so to annoy Of
tend any neighbor or other person whatsoever.
Contractors required to remove garbage ashes,
&c, by 10 O'Clock every morning Sundays exoepted),
rom the ls OF April to the LIST Of November, and as
often every second day the balance Of the year.
~, Given under my hand ard the Corporate
SEAL. Seal Of said City, this 18th day Of 0cto-
49, Der, 1860.
ocis-c R.M BISHOP, Mayor.