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NIH me I""J Ifyt,5s
sTcrhn -. u. FNiuhNqta IA nrtGugr,
O"tcr 5ioton, Toc,rc T,hgs0gh. $40 IH.J
I's' gf IJ>s CUy O,t 2-1ic Pony ESp-. .
ttin Oeli'nnia ptssed here a. "cl"ck to'sy.
lie pDsIii'aI tai en- ly the Rev Dr. Scott In
regard to the dutts of b. Church On the I,nion
qDe-tiOn, rs sdv.saC by he last eApfe T. wa.
tie pie'cNt fr popular ut' hr III IN fro-t of
Calvary Church on sunday ltSt Bsfors d.y.
bgh' - III" morning flags ~trc placed m tho
church Nhile an 'iligY labelled 'Du.tor Scott,
tie Ifit1, hung nelr uy. hbout a tboasat
p"nplc were assembled N rr,nt a the church
when The Doctor cLtcrd tot rrom his morn.
inE service. Some Ui tbs J.upla manifested
thor dup'asurc by hifsi1g him ~ be pis.ed.
lilo church was cro~tni NV sn audience who
ls,'ned atteu'iycly Lroush an uLoNc. ptionahlo
crmon. The crowd OUTSIDE in,r,a.,d sone-
What lNiufe the service ended.
A, The Doctor cane out arl oHict,i . carriage
IN o'mpany NTH lady, a rub was mti0 10.
wiTds Inn arparn.ly Iberu tom ,uf.J,i than
hsuriil pu,JO-cs.
There was alsp considerable hi .sing and boot
inl a'J The u,c of oH;n.ivo language tosari,
the IL 'erond Doctor, but tho police succeeded
~ p"tcntin, any y tinr- disturbance II /, The
E'n"rl uIrc,siou that there werr hunIrci Or
nWc u Uul htlc--, excited i1divUdu4l. IA the
crowd, Who were IN f,yOr Of lynchigg tho Doc.
tor, ~ riding him On . rul ~ ,pine similar in
dignity, lui u g. ~ th.licvrf shat the cro~d %
no whole, "Un.u htNo ranni,vci such lawless
pIU'',din,
ON Monday Dr. Scott per np'orily resigned
tho paat,r IMP o' talv nv Church, sold tho
house where ho ',sidci and has ma !" atf.n g
iucn's TO ,til fos Iur pc with hi family hv tho
il,,t dWrr slup departing around Cape Horn
tuf 'lsL dratinsti0U.
1his seton on the y c'or's part, has to a
great ytcnt restored ku'iv feelings toulrjs
hr. Tie lf'r TOUT va no., ,ccount are gem
cfnly Iohon Of icgriillly.
Judge leo Henry, vhN wa arrested on
charge Cf tsnrcrng witt q s"lcior, hv. hai an
examination, and teen DE hatgcd, the chlr,o
btins ptov,d tO havo been frivolous.
Major Gen. lIallo-k received, last week
BrirEdid Generals oommis3iof for lion. j amos
Shi,lds, Of this city, and formerly a. y. Sen.
tor from Illinois. Mr. Shield, hes lately teen
nriri'd, nrd !, on a wcddipr tor IN Mexico,
The supreme Court in full bench las decided
the Sunday law 10 bo constitutional
MILITARY MATTERS ~ CALIFORNIA.
Date from Los AZ geos to Scp'cmIcr 2lih
nay ~ be first regiment Of C,,lilOrnm ypluu-
teen, under lA,ui. Col. Wot, are cncamp,d at
the Htllura o sst y ..s ,,.s.. 9. 81.
~.
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Reported Attack on New Orleans

81 Lor'' oct 3.--Inc ReJDIi,cdu learn. h,t
letter has been received bore fro-i Nc.O..
leans l'ho dat" Of tn letter not giy ~ ,a'inE
lint a il'ot Of 20 vc'e'-, large and small was
then coming up the Bililo u attack that city.
The R1vbicdn also learns from c..izcn of
this state, who left hchu J,d a wo,t ago Let
Monday, That he saw in the pSI, ~ 9 the fou'o
PROCLAMATION from Bon. McCulloch, calling
on the citizens Of hH,i.sipr Tennessee, and
ArkanFsS, for Is regiments, the usa sor service
ia Ri ,oui.
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500. This morning, ATTY drago ,ns Of g. apt
Davidtun commend, unler Lieut.. Carr. lcn
here to GCurt the tran e wagons buck from
Pmt Iuo In that We're u-od iur tie tramp ration
Of lIyan''s command, Gait. Davidson having
received reliable Information that an attompt
was ~ be made n ,siLe tho tram on IT, return
by parties cilling Themselves rccc'-i nists "
a company Of cavalry. INTENDED for Colonel
smith regiment Of cavalry, was organized
last night, aud about seventy name, enrolled.
THH GoID pIGGINGS IN OREGON
The Portland AbCrtisy says that tho miners
IN the Ne2 PcrccS digPins ara making gOe (
wages every day in the vicinity, aud NJ Elk
Cit and South Folk the miners average from
eight to tw'nty dollar ror dav, bat they arc
returning, fraiing to winter in that locality.
Tho County Court II use AZ albany, Oregon,
was destroyed by fire on sui day, the li,h inst.
Tho Victoria papers pivc sn account Of tho
burning Of the town Of lAnsms by the indians.
The reception Of gold 10y every arriNai from
Frazier River were large.
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A coon DEAL Of inqairy ha, been made at
tho Department in Washington, why an cno-
was no, made 10 save tho gun taken
coke Inlet, instead Of destroying o.
spot. There were two rcl,uu. %, Ocrl
on their destruction-ons ,H'm on ia,
Of removing them. iur teciiing up
the other and was tho difficulty
~. wcrc - excepting at great cost
uost reason was that tlIf
~ ..d fashioned AMI very inferior u
those now in uSo. Even if lying in Washing
ton Navy Yard, they would no; have bcci
used.
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BPT-coPhb CoNvKyuoS-Src"rp DAY.-
The society f,r the prom ,tion Of Relsio and
learning in the STATE Of New Yo-s rep rte 1
tsni only si1 90 had bsen' received b. col :
fr7'ions in churches. Complain; was male Il
the ncglec' OF chircsc, 10 MAKO such oollec.
lions. There were ~ young men pr-plring
Tor The ministry IN the General Thee D ical
Seminary, and twenty eight in yiriou, '.bn -rh
College, inc uding / In ~ stephen, CJl.
lego, ADnandalo the report ol which insatu-
ibI was T'nty 10 10 made ~ 'hr Convent a.
~ lang tho only incorporated &. lle.,n in tho
Nnc urutrd tn the dio rss fbc u'h-r grii-,r-.
wcrc IN pr uHrHu'y schools. The sy.t-tv hai
dWzieo ~ 600 tn nd the exhu,ts~i irnd. 4
the General Theological Semin,-y. also no
equal amount 10 secure tho largo fund condi
tiuuall, LETT fur the foundation Il tie Bi,tnu,
hobart POI. ssOrship, ~ the college call 4 after
hiH name c,idcs large apprupria, ION, 'ur
'be supply ~ the ppT parishes in the ioreSe
with hib'cs, prycr.bpik, g.. The erpeul,.
tur'r, during the yctr. were Sli G2j nd tho
rcc"ipts fri Csronicnl COllec ton a. gSI %.
The Church Of tho Red,om.r, Northa mpton.
was admitted ~ the diocese.
Rom FSroRCEMR~r or THr EXCISE Law
The Board Of Commissioner e Metropolitan
Police yesterday issued the following otdor to
tho captains cf the several precincts.
"Ohioe Il the Supern 'oudent VI Police.
1l3 B.uOmc Street, corner u Elm.
New York, Oct 81. 1861.
G,norsj Order No 2-g
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MILITARY NOTICES.

Rally AToHnd tho ''Old Guardy0-
Tbs ist Sc1tt Life Guard.
9th Regiment N. Y. Volunteers.
Col. W. TAYLOR
The Increase u recruits ordered by 0snarAl
DIX ~ the United States st1ndErd h.I hesn
nearly compieted. A fsw moro patriotic volunteers
viii Ne ao'epted. Those having services pro-
fer1el Az ply ~ i4I Grand 81, bctN esn Broadway
and Etn s'a. This rig msnt hes been In the u q
service slee ". %, 1861, and is now stsaonad ~
lsyre dc Grsae Md.
Recruiting oaiocrs-CSpt CHAs W. KRUdKR,
Company d;
Lieut. JAMES MHDONAI.D,
CnmpanyR.
Recrults forwarded every day y me Rseinasna
SECS l9ia i01
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D. CtGpENIPR,
lusIsctor.

EoAEp or CotNciLMFv- The Board mot
pursuani to agreement, Morgan Jones, E-l
Pr idcn', In the Chair.
Resolutions wcro adopted that tho Comp.
u' Her place Hook and Ladder Co. No. 4 in pos
.'sson Of premises formerly occupied by tho
POD Precinct police that tho pupli; pound in
rel9th Ward Ia abola hei; that the exclusive
we the ID Regiment 4 moiy be given 70 tho
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BrIL TowEH MuvEp.-Tha h.c-bell tlwc
in tho Porh has been moved nearer to the Cty
Hall, 30 as TO allow space ior the erection OF the
new Court ll,uso.
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G,ncrsj Order, No. 2-9.
Captain -

You will receive herewith a correct list Il all
person, VITO ave been licenSd to sell irto,i
ca INK hduurs vt in your precinct. nv tho
tomnna iotcr, # KScae, CT thscuuent iicen,s
year
You VII Trocc'i without delay, 10 TAX, an
~. ur'o census ii all per Va. wac are en- ,.,rd
" -"i.ins Intoxicating liquors without ia.
wnhh Your precinct, AMI mass iul report Vi
'l' same O. This onc..
TIC irIr-' viii ,ot torth tho name % the nso 70
frotor II each pl,co uhcrc surh lJIon, are
'"li, snd b" location u the place whore tic
,alc Wa, m,du.
E'ch M inter " The force mlk'nr rp,r' n
e. b il"l.sl snle, viii h. r~luir - m,k, rT-
d'vit ot he day aud hour whoa the instance Of
Ill. ~ sale Il } t"Nicaung liquorS toIk place.
the chief I,Tk
(Siguei) JOHN A. KENNEDY,
..U,
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M"-s"cL~ e,s L'sb, HAT. ~ en- rou,.,

HoT"n, Dci. 3--Tho flint Massachusetts Liuht
Bhttefy, rcmgsnzod since ~ return fr N tho
u'r MOI us 'ci'ico, ], 4 th' eftr noon Tor tho
WIZ, under conn,'nd of Cnrt .I.~ish Porter
lhchat,uy is newly and splendidly equipped.
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ing.
CHAMBER or CoMHEECE'- Yesterday the
Chamber held its regular monthly meeting. +.
rcrii E.q, President, in the chair. Til, pro-
ccedinIs were interesting.
MEDALS FOR THE suLpIEI,s or SUMTER AMI
rICKPNs.
Mr. Richards, from the Committee on pro
ing MeCals for lr, ,cutation to the Soldiers al
Forts sumter and iickens, reported that &I 500
would he required 10 supply the lbs medals.
A sub cripion list, headed by Mr. Phelps for
SlOO Was immediately opened to raise that
amount.
III SAwAY MEMBERS.
Mr.. BrrNT thought that some action should
be takon in the case Of runaway members. lie
moved that the rames OF Isaac Fowler and
Caps mell aud Smith, who had abscondrd
DO suickcn from the roll of members. Carried.
NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
On motion Of Mr. GEo OrpYKE. the Exc
cutNe Committee were requested TO present
three names for J rus'ccs of tue Nautical school,
established Icy the L"sl,la.urr, for approx al oi
the Chamber at its next meeting.
CoISACr IN NEw YORK.
Mr.. Prosper NJ. Wetmoro offered a resolution
that the Executive Committee Ice instructed Il
prepare a memorial TO Congress for authority {,
the Assay Office IN this cry to coin bullion IN
the tncasury.
The bullion dcpotitcd in the Assay Ofi,e al
New iorh in year 'si, and transmitted TO the
Philadelphia Mr' iur coinage wp: of silver
g UO, l2G; OF Eull, tGl sos, jj2.
The cost at uI1-p ting bullion 10 the Mint
at Philadelphia, aud returning it, was al 1jG;
Nut the los, If timo iLyolNed hy transmit ~
the bullion to Philadelphia, instead oi coinin,.
II here. was - four irr,ks IN three dry, AV4ln,
the risk was cr,rmous. Two millions q week,
on the average, went hvwIy ofhoat 10 Albpy,
sui Get 10 all he liability OF accident, 10 steam.
boats. The resolution was adopted.
rEorosIrIuN ruR \ NEw RuIIpING.
A resolution was adopted for the appointment
Of u Committee vi three; To Toport upon % " po-
situn made by an eminent merchant oi New
York, 10 erect, between Pine and Cedar -trc,,s
marble structure, 1T hi, own eNpsuE. The
UPPER stories Of which hall he exclusively de,
voted 10 tie usc Of tn Chamber of Commerce
Including a large room for general plrprsa
committeeman, Tor Library and Marine Club,
a hall for the meeting Of the Chamber; and a
CONNIE Cial uCw-pap,r rCaiing-rOOm. II Is ll,C
lroIo e 10 Greet a tower for q clock and m OIL.
-srvNory from which the whole bay and hlr-
Dor would lie be, and 20 allow .pac' 4
n, Naui,d School which has h'cu created b,
an act at the Legislature. FOR rhi- he lid moi
a.vojt % iIir and moderate rent. aud alvlu.
all the moury estimated at about a., DOo
llTsclI
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BROOKLYN.


Tue INV CoURr lIoUsE.-At a meeting of
the Board Of Supervisors vest erlsy, Mr. b 18th,
from the Comm tee on the subject, submitted
n report On the estimates received Tor building
the new Co-rt House, The agepGae RlnoInt
of cost acc ruling to the lowest estimate, ID
S2i2,GG3. When the estimates wtrs reao be.
fore the Board at a previous meeting, those Of
Messrs. Cameron, johnson & Rtiey appoue 1
10 be the lowest for the iron work. Tut ON eN.
animation il appears they did not include iron
shutters, worth about 81, $40, leaving the ia ui
W. 7. N,shtt, who's estm,te is complete, The
Lowest. The Committee tavo examine uu
merou, specimens and 40 Of opinion that tie
Interests OF tho couaty will 10 l. st suIserycl nv
the use Of TuseAhoe marble, from Wes:carstf'r
county, ami an arrans emnnt has bscn ms "a
with the party whose estimate i, lowest TO 'ur.
nish this material. The following are the low
Get estimates with the amount of surety:
Bids. Surety.
Ilmes II. MsRill marble { 1925 90. :2a 0)O
W. T. Ncobitt, iron work. 1l,sCi l3.. $1,000
y. llannigan, mason work. Il BOO 90. 10000
Alex. Edwards, granite. 1880 90. 5000
Close \ Miller Carpenter. 1881 90. G,00O
John Butlr, plumbing LOO 90. Loo
smith & WOOD load pipe. 600 % 600
The report was adopted; measures propirato-
nv 10 the LAYING of the foundation II Tho build
ing, will lie made during the prc'ent month.
The site is on JOralemon street, rear of the City
Hall. The occupants Of the buildings nov upon
the ground, have boon notified 70 vacs,e within
ten ,iays, after which the required space will be
cleared and made ready u raise tho stru ,turo.
The old buildings were sold at sut'ion vesier.
day. The City Hotel hraugh, roo lager
beer FALCON occupied by Werner & Grausigcn,
aSI coroner's oillce, 80.
A NEW VOLUNTEER RELlEF COMMISSION.
The Board Of supervisors last evening" and the
Mayor and President (Gen. CroOks), to WHOM,
he Slhisot bad been Fefeued, reported the iol
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SEIIiSG orr GARRETT, AND ON. CLorHs At
less 60 =u ,'st pr.ce, II HiRAM ASIDE SONS No
30 u w''y, Lrsl sh vcN,i, - uss' In, lpy AMI L.
gram C"I,tt mating, Drugget, 60. Al goods
guarantee NJ url 'r to uuy.
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P"Lrri' Al IoNI ERENcE MEEiivG-A meet
ing ol the conference committees from several
N the nomin,'ly Union pi.'es, took place yes
tcr,lny sf erioon, at the Office Of NJ. j. LIVING
ston, No. l2S broadway. Hon. J. W. Beck
man occupied tie chair. II was determined 10
exclude reporter As they did not wish tho pro.
oecdines Of their dark lantern conven ion Ii, .de
public. After not very lengthy session, tbs
meeting ADJOURNED ur' Wednesday next, with
out '0ectIng anythin, Of any importance.
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nrNrrIr or rim hoNAN

brNrrir or rIUE hoMAN ......u,... zee. .....,
hssrLuMs. annual henrft performances for
tho Roman Catholic Orphan Asy lums cane OIL
yesterday afternoon and evening at the Acado-
my Of Music. Tho programme consisted Of
music 10y the Bryants Mins,rcls, songs by sever
al ladies and gentlemen, the performances Of
Herr Cline, and the production of four or five
short plays one of which Sketches in India, p
Wa performed yllninously. Tho house wa
crowded, both ut the matinee and in the even
inc
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Veteran IL
mriLiY .
div cps 81 lSsS \ trRnlar
retiug Ii the cnr,H WI I c held this Fri
.,tnng, OFT A., At =; y o'cl Ok, at the Aonc-
IL Use. n. Is. The Civic caty are ihv'ed tn MOI
with i,stns evening I'd ! rpgu er rnu ~ n,.st
iLas hereafter. II, rl-r AIM. DAILY, Col. Iss
| Ceuyentisn Of Irirh Societies --D,l~s afc.
rep etetrg the Vartb ir sh civic snciCi 70
quoted T. stterd ur'e ting At HiustniAn la. a
T. noe 81 ON Fr'lsy evtnl ar O'Clock ~ tsLrl-
nr's e In l. tt.,cc JAMES SANDPORD. PIs.:
| JOHN hHSSEY, SEC. Oo3 a.'iss
A q. II, Long leland Tho menbcru ef
tie above ord are hereby notified thst the
hSnus obscquts are pcstp, ned from o 9TH to
18th ins WLica dRIe tIis Soc city viii partcipaar
| by o. der PHILIP GLAZE, or
MICHAEL DAILY, G., s. os 2ia'teT
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RWNSpKi=Tu PILIA

Pnty Tie Nod, ani s' at ny the whole syvisu.
ani all ~ parts H. colds mfrcrz, lJ'ous aHes-
on' aud rh"un,nt sm, tnoif oGs', ~ oir1ivoN Ia
uuriv'llcc. tod At 29i CANAL 81, aud NO. Z
ISION sQ'A ARE.
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POLITICAL.

Tho Independent Unios Club Of the Pourtis
ard sixth Wards held n'ttiuE last evening" Ut
q ! Gus" Cf WIN WALSH, ~ De TIRE a. They
appointed n delegation h. after tie mon Conven-
q IA ana represent 20 the club. h, cub will hold
the next meeting on rhursdiy evening NEXT At the
ssme place, at 6clock. HENRY BATEMAN
Pres. J, l. DEA~E. Sec. a.
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CITY NEWS.

PEOPLES UNroN No dfrArfra C1s,,srrrEE.
The nominating committees eppointed by tbe
Medical Go lege Organization. met las, cveni1 ~
81 room No. 10 Copper Institute. R<-Allor-
man Tucker presided. Tho co.nmiit,e NJ con
Frr'ao" reported hat they bad yesterday mst
the e''nietencc committees Of other oryani,,-
hona, tut had accomplished nothing, a. none of
tho conmittccs had IN p,war 20 act for tho
~g'nzttions they rop'r-gubd. II was sug.
gcrted ibA' an info NAL ballot be taken Tor
candidate fr the Office u Sheriff. sitnil,r
oon'so would, il was announced, DO taken 10
each Of the conventions, 20 ~ TO Afford 10 tho
con nittccs Of conference al their next the sting
SoDo indication Of tho wishes Of the several or
ganizstionI. Tho rosTlt Of the informal ballot
VS.. II B',wn, 20; ,. l.. vulte, 3 SCAT
tciinp, ..
The nomination VI Mr.. josiah W. Brovn,
was II On male unanimous, the sense of the
me- tirg having been found 20 positively in his
favor. The nomination Of 7. " Clcrk. Cor
Judge q he Supreme Covrt, MesSrs. Ilpdn.a
and wooirrf, for Tho Superior Court, and J.
X Brady fsi the Crurt n Common Pleas, rcrs
then unanimously ratified. They are Of nix.
% ar'y chNtcler, and tho s,me ~ made by
TIE kpullcaus. For Judge Of the Mrinc
Court, Hiram Kctchum, was nominated after
two formal ballotings.
Three ballots were 'ahcR on The nomination If
Couniy Chrh, TIE principal r,vuri'cs being
lHmu.l B'ngs ard Thomas lr.ucr Maa CHER.
o. The iiild bail,t Hang, wa, uom,nA,od by a
vote Of - "a. Of u. The nomination wa
Badc unanimous.
On 'hc Grst ballot FOR Supervisor, Mr.. T. J.
Brwn reo'i,ng 2s vJtns, he va, uulnitsou,l,
m'cc The nominee e the Convention.
ihc Con'entioD then adjourncd until MoGdsy
evening next
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TWO LIVING wHALRS
4 NOW ON EXHIMTIoN
AT JON ES' woo

n y N Il D W q Z
Amman only 20 o.s. Childrsn und
THB SECOND AND THQRD AVE,
convey pAAA.ng.n W Alxty. hhh ssrpet,
~AaasSs Wask q Japsx WpaaaA
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60, 80 -. t,...., az, AHA ,ornl..u..- now dslliug
there lc Transferred Ia tho JJh Reg Ar
mury; and that Broadway, icom l7th Ia I'D
BIT, cts be paved with Belgian pavement at
the expense oi the city.
Tho Comptroller communicated that OF tho
lat am ant Of $3.50 900 Cf Central PIrk stock
authorized n 10 ro-issuej, Si3l 90 had boon
ISSUED. lie also communicated that Of ths
5000, 900 oppropi tied II aid families of volun-
tecrs, roIcf had been afforded during the month
Of September, ~ follows;
No. Of f,ui'ie los relieved. ....... S,7Ii
Adul's frlsvcd observation-disclosures. $500
Children relieved ,.....,,,,, I221j
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The Board concurrei with the Aldermen, in
resolution, directing the Comptroller topnrcn 'ss
preml.es :! Canal street, for location foc En-
HiEa Go. No. 81 a,o, Ia ordinance Authorizing
the issue uf S900, 600 Of CrOtou Water stick, in
addition To the - 900 600 ali oiiy authorized.
A report was adopted to build steamer for
Fusin- Go. No. 10
TIE rr, petition Of the Aldermen 20 sppropri-
ate $50, 600 for the Hebrew Benevolcn, Soci.,y,
agrteably 10 authority Of the Legislature, Cor
building purposes came up but without lis
posing Of H., the Board al ournSd to Monday.
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An officer here, formerly Of Col. Muiligan,
lIph brigade, who lcft tho vicinity OF Icxing
tCn Monday ,yoring, places 10 coul Icuce in
the truth Of the above. This oiIi,er sIys, a. the
time he len not more than 10000 robolS had
quilted Lexington, ana that nothing roli able
was known Of ihor intention, or curse, or
what policy they had concluded to Lursuo.
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7bc Pri5e Ld0Ses .-la the case % tho a,hopa.
d iynchbufgh, tackle, cargo, g.. s',,.'.
S.demned, a mtIion WIS o, ~ 80
10y the libellanis ,.s,. ,,,.t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-05
DENTISTRY,

ARTIFICIAL TEETH. 1.-THE
He42{*fR CHEUPLAsTIC AND tuLCANITE
NPROCESS.-G W. JONES, DEN
rIsr, having the right for the above
mode of making Teeth aud being satisfied 81 a .s
with confidence commend il to those desiring full
partial sets OF teeth and especially such az may
be dissatisfied with those they are now using
The perfect adaptation of the plate to the mouth,
and the suction thereby secured, enables him to
insert teeth Without clasps. This me
est in the profession, North and South, testimo
malls will be given and specimens exhibited TO
those wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth, on gold
or any other plate. will, Of course, be made for
those rreferrng them Filling, Cleansing TX
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC-
TRlCITT, wifhouf pain.
Dg Office Main street, opposite Corinthian
Hall de lily
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LIRE INSURANCE.
+ MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated 1877
The VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE 1NSUR-

IL
L MARINE INSURANCE.
Incorporated 1877
The VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE 1NSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
kJy Office No. l3i Main Street, Richmond. ka
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, $3.50, 900.
This Company hes the advantage OF tTeaty- sepen
years experience in the Insurance business, and
having Dyed the favor of the public during all
OF that period, needs special recommendation
10 thu citizens Of Virginia
II effect. Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are as above and its
affairs nanased pruden;ly, but literally, aid
its rates low as those oil any other good In
sttutiol. DIRECTORS.
W L. Cowardin J. E. Wadswor,h, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Alien, Vim. Beers, Geo. W. Smith,
Horace L. Kent, Thos. samson, : =. l.. winston,
VIM Palmer, Ghas; W Purcell, Jno Gordon,
Alex K. Parker, JOS. 7. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas A. Inloes, II. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the President secretary, In person
or by letter. W. L. COWARDlN, President
VIZ WILLIS JR., Secretary. je Its
, AGENT OF several first Class FIRE IN
N SURANCE COMPANIES, the undersigned is
prepared to issue
to protect increased stocks of goods during the
coming season.
MERCHANTS desiring additional insurance are
solicited to call on j. Ii. MONTAGUE,
sa I-3awts Merchants Insurance Co.
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RICHMOND FIRE 44SSOCLAT ION.
OFFICE. No. 1855 MAIN IN. f.. CORNISH OF llrH) ST.,
RICHMOND, Va
Chartered goth March, 1897.
This old aud reliable Institution, with ample
capital, and contingent fund carefully invested,
continues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MEh>
CifANDlZE of every description HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Family WEARING APPAREL,
VESSELS, CAKGOEo and FREIGHT at the lowest
current rates. 49, :.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis
match DIRECTORS.
David Currie. Robert NJ. Burton,
q r Workman Francis J. Barnes,
Jobn IL Claiborne, John I. Sublett,
John J. Wilson, Thos: Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Geo =: OHaintuey.
DAVID CUKRiE, President
JoHS J. WILSON, Treasurer.
r r EeooFS. Secretary de PLY
TiS. Ii, IACNlUKD0, Agent MANHATTAN
j LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Now York.
Once at the Insurance Agency Of THoaAs IL Al
FRIEsp, Ilth street, nearly opposite doddln's
Hail, where applications viii be received.