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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-26

NORFOLK, Oct. %, 1861.
II is rumored again this morning that the
Federal feet which has been in Hampton
Roads for several days has departed / do
not entirely credit the report although it is
quite probable that 50 large collection of
vessels will not be allowed 10 remain long in
any PLACE. II is believed by persons here who
have good reasons for the views they an1ar-
tain, that the feet will go somewhere South
of this pprt-probably to New Orleans or 10
Beaufort, N. e., IL Is stated that the fiet t, and
nlso Old Point and Fortress Monroe were
Illuminated n few nights ago, presenting Il
M gnificeat sight There was proba blv
nothii special or unusual in the high tin IA p
OF the neet and the fort. The lamps on the
vessels Were, no doubt, lighted as usual or,
perhaps, with some additional brightness,
with view TO the safety OF all hands, aud i'll
ord.r TO enable the officers 10 see their way to
Newport News and prevent The possibility
Of their being hailed near the Pig Point bat
The Independent Georgia battalion came
. into the city yesterday, and paraded in supe-
: f'or style through sorne OF the streets, pre-
k@nung very handsome militsry display -
the battalion Is la COMMA nd OF Major Hard-
man, one of ihe most accom- D ish.,, officers in
the army, and, judging from The appearance
OF this splendid body OF men and the drilling
exercises yesterday, there are few If any troops
IN the world that will be found more formula.
biz In thu hour of battle.
Intelligence has recently been reeai, al
from Roanoke lHian that army affairs are
quiet there, and that nothing OF special in
tcrest has transpired there for some tune
q LIE concert at the Guerra House last night
-la3ed Pm In grand Style Prof George de-
Tor tbs rich musicai treat
= With &hiC kt4e levers Of really site peg
- nsssncef were fxvcrsase The Con fade IA tie
.rJ~fs CON eosed.6y psof. G.. was suae in a
fsSts OF efesance nnes beauty sscltanl ii ever
4sntr o.. q. IN. applause was desi len ing. and
s 81 aa,sds ne ssarPsa " tas
:, Mony thst fank tpr6fgh the saf,stiosT Sali
= 1As .voc.l tsrfo rnahces pf MafyurI,s gfnn J, i
+ viva c. MP ftyhb u fht ta arls,t, al ,nass
who had heard " her sursrtof raftnt ss a
* II ha-eltfenfe directly fronssherrjs.
e pess. AttbJ 1r4Asl isG AowA. GDih- Eor u
= siarsl ina Iis>4s - oahtLE - tfdi,e Hong
ihahasT. G4n stle'x~i Hsseks tbs II oos s sta
! fAop*sToHetae esstpspr4pci%alkescssx are-
lMniss--vtNlA dilh hstaltksaid sparta, AND ats
4ns1t. ut1nn .stlsDsgls but iitti. exIpariiag an
se 81 r. s y lss sss II sa Y1k,:s
or import pt III rfpoffSd, tAs last stofH not
having bean one of very great vfoIsnce
Your artic1e Cd thS fihtv of offidNs mess
with the apbr6ba lion of our entire com tIId
". Pursue the shhjsct TN ths eviI Is cor
sxvctsd ~ exery srssft1f 1hs So thasn ,po4ed-
evscy, &nd FoA 11ltAo NJ so0nntry go6@ ser
Ytc1. f. ~ tss- esss n ssessg s4ss 41xAA1AyEH
80 -..--~-.-----~- Il
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TIE Concert for the Beaeat Of tie Frs,
Horytamd Hegameat-A large assembIage OF
the elite of the city greeted the amateur vo-
cailsts at the African Church on Thursday
night land the affair came oil with considerable
sciGt, much to the credit Of the Professors
WHO exerted themselves TO yield the public "A
grad pro qa1 for their contributions TO the
fund raising for the gallant Mary ianlers now
lighting on our soil The ladies' acquitted
themselves with great ability, and won well
meritcd applause. The lady who sang 'erhe
Soldier tired of Wars Alarms" IA fine old
English bravnra,) acquitted herself hand.
someiy- She has d superior voice, and, with
proper cultivation, will become a Southern
prima donna. The dsett by two soprano
voices was handsomely rendered by two of
our choicest lady teachers. The songs of The
heart how'd down." and would I were a
boy again. were finely sung by Il gentleman
amateur Messrs. Roster aud Crouci, deserve
much credit for the manner in which they
presided over the affair Professor Hewitt. of
this city, contributed materially to the vocal
performances, and was several times encored.
The proceeds of the concert will probably
reach between $Jjsi AMI soto
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g. Cah,U. aTJNt4 LIBRARIES FOR

~. tlhCUA AiING LIBRARIES FOR
- THE Camp-Map effort is row being
MADE 10 supply each regiment on service in this
State with circulating Library. In this way
much may De done for the comfort and Morals Of
cur soldiers during the time they may be in winter
quarters. Having the cooperation OF the Coipor.
teurs ehapians, and, ai &c extent, the religious
soldiers IL will be easy TO make tie necessary ar
rangcnents il the friends al home will aid. All
who feel interested in this most important OF iec
earnestly Requested 10 SEND con r1batons eft er
OF money, or of books and luagazin, $, TO the care
Of UEO. J. SUMNER L Co Richmond, va
4. 4. UIJ k{NEON,
General Superintendent Colportase.
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LETTER LIsT

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
L. RICHMOND POST OFFICE on the 25fh
day of October, 1861. E
20 Published BY authority of Actof Congrsss
in tbs paper having the largest circulation In thu
Distric. where printed
Persons calling for letters in the List will
please say they ADyERTIsEp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-26

I'o'c Of Tie RJaeees.--A poll was opened at
the Clerks office i'll the City Hail, on Thurs
day, for the election of ii member Of the State
Convention, to supply Il vacancy occasioned
by the expulsion of Ephraim b. Hall the mem
Der from Marion county, now identified witt,
the bogus government At Wheeling. The
election WAS superintendent by Messia. Il. x.
Howison. Thos r. Price, and Thos ". Me
Canoe, and WIN. james Lpps oifciated az
clerk. The whole number Of votes polled
IVES l.. and James Neeson. the State Senator
from the s.siarion district, was declared the
choice OF S'le Marion refugees for seat in the
Convention. The election passed oil without
excitement
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LADl
Arnaui mrs A mn Il
Atkins mrs Sarah F
Apperson miss Betti
Amory mrs Mary A
Ally miss Ca tn
Alexander mrs Capt
Allison mrs Lucy L
Allen George ( >
Allen mrs q
Alexander mrs T.
Allen miss Lucy
Allen Mary f.
Ealfurs mrs Ann f.
Bra dy m RS thas
Bask miss Mary A
Brown miss Mamie
Brown mrs Kate 2
Brown mrs J. q
Bowies miss Lucy J
Burford miss Z W
Biankenship mrs Ge
Il
Biankenship mrs vi
Belts mrs Frances
Berry miss Louisa
Beasley miss NJ l.
Peck mrs T.
Brown mrs l. T.
Brock mrs G w
Brady Mrs Martha Y
Breene miss Maria !
Bell mrs NJ J
Barr mrs s T.
Barron mrs Annie
Batkins mrs J. w 2
Euchner mrs III 5 )
Burrows miss Fl
butler miss Mary
Brady mrs j 4
Brigg mrs Mary )
BurruSs miss E NJ
Bra ckett miss Eta
Cary mrs Mary 4
Chandler mrs III A
Chandler mrs NJ Y
Clarke mrs /. n ID
Cox mrs Rachel X
CLARK mrs I'm fne
tatweli mrs Mary
Cook mrs Martha f
Cox mrs r 4
C,asgrove mrs & .
Orig gsing mrs Jane
Crawford mrs Ann 4
Curry mrs Lucy j.
Cai!igan miss Jenny
CauthOTn miss IL
Chick miss l. X
Chiidress miss Ann
Christian miss !, 4
Chandler miss Mar
W
Clarke miss Belle
FonGrey Miss Rosa
Cooper miss II E
Cory miss RoXanna
Crew miss Mildred ,
Cunningh am miss N
Davis mrs Is a
Davis mrs Frances I
Drake mrs Mary J .
Drew mrs VI Y a
DreWry miss Carrie
Davis miss Ellen
Dawson miss Hanna
lp0ran miss Marg't
Elliott mrs sarah E
Enroughty mrs !Sett'
Eustis mrs JAS Il
Flweli mrs Mary
Edwards miss A
Ford mrs Mtry L
Ford mrs Mary
Fry mrs Il Il
taudrpe miss Sara h
Farrar miss Marg't
Ferguson miss + &
Ferguson miss > r
FORESTER miss Fam
Fisher miss Sara n
bisaar miss Ann X
Fish er miss NJ &
Fearrnpr miss NJ f
Flood Mary
Gray miss Henriettf
t9rubh miss Sarah
Grace mrs Martha
G usenger Ga tn
Green miss + b2
Grigge miss A w
tirogan mrs Lucy
Graham miss Kate
Glenn miss Martha
Gin mrs kenry IL
Gill mrs Ann T.
TatewoOd mrs Thos
Gardner miss Ann II
tSardE er miss j
Gurgenh eimer mrs .
Grant miss Julia
Howell III rs Elijah t
Horne miss Annie
Holt mrs Angelina j
Houston mrs -
HoIeman mrs Jas
Henry mrs Z +
Hepperton mrs Cath
Harrison miss Bette
HAIL Victoria H
HaskinS miss Naliie
Howard miss Eiaggi
HargroYe miss l. l.
IngIis miss Laura L
Jarvis mrs Frances
Jackson mrs w \
Jenkins mrs w II
J Johnson mrs Sarah !
Johnson mrs /.
johnson mrs Narg' t
Jordan mrs Hannah
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Il Tract an Impo,tamt .Su5iea-Rev.
A L. Dickinson, the General Superintendent
of Book and Tract Distribution among the
Virginia forces, has placed on our table an
eight-page tract, entitled THE Nay to Be
Sered" The edition of y ,0OG having been
exhausted, it has been thought best to bring
out another of 25,0U0 This is one of the
most earnest aud eloquent exhibitions of Di-
do good wherever read II is one of the
many truly evangelical tracts which are now
being scattered among the Confederate forces
We are happy 10 DO informed that the publ.
cations OF the Society located in this city are
meering with wide circulation in various
Southern States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-26

Henrrc0 circuit Caa,1--Jaase JonH N
GREGORY presiding The fail term of this
Court commenced yesterday, ut the STATE
Court H,use. The Grand Jury, of which
Henry Fox is foreman, ere sv orn and ad-
J"urhed without making any presentments-
The ease OF Joseph Bernard, indicted for the
murder OF John Oscar Taylor, was called. and
the Court adjourned over until to-day.
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EbE ED.

IN the faith OF his fathers, at the Edgmont
House, ALEXANDER STIRLING a native of
stewarton, Ayrshire, Scotland in his :i6th year
His friends were legion. Euenlss none. His
iuccra' will take place from Dr.. Ried'a u z.
Church. Sabbath st II clock. His friends
AID those of the family, questei TO attend.
igs Scotch papers please copy
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faralsds-The sick soldiers from the Pc
,l'nsala arrived in this city yesterday by the
lsqfk AAger strains Wesare iniorped thatthey
Font on taA prev ioas, alight, for want .of so
and shelter. Two Of tken,. who reside souie
hves hlifes. 1fdAf Rich hun1, ARE reported 10
nave started for-their homes on foot, but were
arrested AZ .saspicious. eiasae ssrst fnex.s Tub
s.ssh aspai. and brought iieys As lriso&ets. +
TINS Z y rather pibceediug fsi,s FACT
ars g fep|sssnfsd A few more eiek aolaiets
Yesterday. fkifhTF IT. -ffAie
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Showing majority thus far, in tie county.
for DR., Garuett, OF l0l, aad he Is probably
elected. MIR. John Il. Young had 40 oppus.-
ton for the State Convention
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'EakE .Ae cas-.

FTHE RACE OVER THE
FAIRFIELD COURSE
Il day, SATURDAY ,)-two-uile heats ma.
@3CG--wiu conn ence at / clock
ENTRIES.
Thos. ". Dosweii's eh h. Evchequer by R.,.
nua; dam Nina by Bnstcn ) years old
i X. Fondisns b. h. Red Eaelc, by Ped En-
dam M.rgrave; years old.
David Mcdaniel b. C., by Revenue. dan n
Clapp~rton, BY Boston years Old.
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FROM NORFOLK.

Ram"rsd Departure Of the Federal Fleet from
Hampton Roads-I illumination at Old Point-
Military Parad.-7ae operate Conert-4Q
quiet ilon9 TIE Coast, Sc, Sc. %
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=. Acrideat ard Ampataftoa.. -An accident
which occurred at the intersection of Leigh
atreetapd Brock avenue, on Thursday morning
was briefly netieed yesterday. 1t appears that
wlsile the North Carolina Cavalry were pasa
ing up, cue of THE horses, ridden by a gFuusi
was frightened hY dog, and al.ysd nron the
-ifit walk, throwing dawn rnn of the late
Srot. King, aged II years. Another horse in
the rear, ridden Ivy one Of the cavalry, also
took fright and became unmanage:able, and
trod npen the lads left leg, frscsur,ng il Sc.
yereis, Drs. Trent, Bolton, Little, and Da-
yies, who were called to see the sufferer,
deemed amnntatiou necessary, and It was per
formed later in the day The patient is now
doing very we'll This casualty liz ii severe
blow to the widowed mother, VINO looked for
ward To her sons exertions when little
older, as her main dependence
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SHp,eme Court Of AppeGia -inthis Court
yesterday, the case of Charles Elliott IS the
Commonwealth was argued by Messrs JOHN
Marye aud VIM. a. Little tor the plaintiff.
and Attorney General Tucker for the Com
m0nw eaih. Decision reserved
In the case Of Hopkins and others rs Trot
ter, an application Tor appeal from Judgment
pronounced by the Circuit Court of Pittsv Iva
MA was denied
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{. 5. District C9ait.in he case OF George
\. Hoins vs.. the schooner Margaret. suit IL
Admirably, ! the account OF the appraisers var
yesterday oruercd 10 he pald
Judge Thomas ID. Monroe, hate OF Kentucky.
and Messrs John =, Stcger and Edward i.
oNia qualified Us attorneys TO practice III this
Court.
Inc Coutt has adjourned until Tuesday next,
at | ! o clock A. Ii
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4 Narg'and Rctugee.-Dr. Chas A. Hard.
ing, of Montgomery county, Nd, has been
appointed Commssary of the lst Maryland
regiment, army of the Potomac. AT the All
iourment of the special session OF the Legis-
iature OF his State, tof which tie WAS mem
ber i'll MAY last, DR.. Harding reinquished
his home, his position, and an extensive prac-
tice, and enlisted as IA private in the ranks OF
the above named regiment, in which capacity
he served until he received lis appointment, "a
day or two ago.
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The Races-Old Fairfield presented scene
Of excitement yesterday not unlike those we
were Wont 10 witness in the pamy DAYS oil
racing. A large number of spectators were
present, and it is quite likely that considera
BILE sum OF money changed hands, The fol
lowing is a summary of the race:
Thomas W. Doswell's b. i. Ainette, by Re
David McDaniei's b. c. by Revenue, dam
Di tlapperton ........................
o. j. Hare's b c. Beauregard by Hawkins
Priam, dam Trustee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !
Time s.5l t-3.4s.
Ninette has thus redeemed herself and re-
established her reputation. The race to-day
viii be al excitin one, and we anticipate a
numerous attendance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-26

Tie Weed Trade-We are informed that
the negro drivers Of wood carts are guilty OF
other unlawful speculations than pocketiug al
extra dollar, an exposure OF which we made
the other day. The evil is aggravated by the
drivers selling some portion OF the load to
people in the subluas OF the city: for Instance
at Rockets, and Bacon Quarter Branch Tie
ra-oals should he vigiiauily watched, for by
furnishing a few the others would take tie
hint, and thus stop would be put to the dis
honest practice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-26

MaYcrs Cougf.--O. \. Neiand and Mat
thew Doody, Louisiana soldiers, were ar
raigned yesterday for fighting in the street
but having become amicably disposed to wards
each other, the Mayor discharged them from
custody.
Henry Depatt, one Of the guard who came
down from Manassa with the prisoners on
Thursday, drank more than he could stand up
under during the day, aud was himself made
d captive The Mayor discharged him with II
hnt that he had better hurry back to his regi
Hent-
Michael PARCEL was fined II for driving
across a sidewalk in the prosecution If the
business Of hauling sand.
Robert, slave OF john T. Ballard, was pun
fshed with ~ stripes for making ali assault
npon VIM. L Tenant. white man 1hos
and Henry, two more Of Mr.. Ballard SEP
wants, were daily punished for mixing i'll with
an unlawful assembly
David slave Of J. j. Robinson, was ac-
quilted of the trivial charge of accusing Ii
Waterman OF robeing him OF ii dollar. The
Mayor remarked that ii all the slanieroGs re,
marks ABOUT the police department were made
Ii. subject I'll inves gdtiou he would have
his hands full of such business all the time
Several other negroes We're punished for Va
Nous offences.
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Hnssings Coart The trial OF Cl,as. Muir.
ply, indicted for the manier of Albert. slave
was concluded on Thurrday night, in Judge
Lycnss Court The jury felsussgsssi a yerulci
nf "g.iltv of murder IN the second degree. .
and fixed The term of imprisonment in tire
nenisensary ~ FIVE years. The prisoners y, IL.
who sat ~ 'fs sita When The verdict WAS At,
neunced. produced painful scene in Court nv
sfriekiuy and ~xhfhiting other manifestations
OF extreme mental excitement. A motion for
new trial. on tia ground that the verdict
was contrary to the law and the evidence. was
submitted Ivy ". Johnson Esq, one of the
counsel for the defence, which was overruled
by the Court yesterday morning, aud the pris-
oner sentenced to Eve years confinement. To
eive an opportunity for AN appeal to set aside
Judgment the execution of the sentence WAS
suspended for a period of forty days.
The cases OF Charles Smith. indicted for
forgery, aud Harvey Wash, for coanterfeitlng
have been continued to next term, sundry
cases in which they have already been con
slcied of similar offences being now before
the supreme Court of Appeals for adjudiea-
ton
The case of Edward s. Gentry, involving q
question of status, has been continued 10 ne t
term, and the party admitted 10 bail in the
sam Of $3.50 The Mayor has decided that
Gentry il a free man Of color, requiring Il re
gister. while he claims to be a person OF
mixed blood +"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-26

A Reaeeadc.-~Among the prisoners who
arfiyed here from ieeshurg on Thursday Is
an individual whom some of onr citizens are
confident Of having recognized. 4 man named
Cooper, who, By curious coincidence, was a
cooper by trade departed from Richmond i'll
May last, leaving behind him a wife and seven
children in destitute circumstances He has
now turned mp, they say, as an Elk member of
Bakers California regiment. with many Of
bis comrades, in tobacco factory, in this city.
This is not an isolated case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-26

Increment oC Iroops.-.The 18th Georgia
Regiment, Col. W cttord, and the III t;eorg,a
B~,taiIon. Lieut., Col stovall, took their ,e
parture tor North Carolina yesterday. A
splendid battery OF brass field pieces Is attached
u Cal. Slovall command.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-26

Special Eiec'ton.-All the precincts IN Hen
rico county have been heard from. excepl
Eacho's, and show the following vote for
State Senator:
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a 0TICE.-Cflears and soldiers Of tire Con
fs3eIae States Army, who want CAMP
III RNtIl RE. viii tiad it to their edvanta-e To
call al j. GATHRIGhP ;, Governor stree, and
see Dr. I. Ii. NiiliaIiss sei-regu. sting i COT,
thete3t known 70 be III Use. This Cot has driven
al the Yankee huui5ug & east ioiuts Of mar
&e:-ior y hich many thousands ,f dollars have
oesa thrown away. Please call and see for your
self.
have also hand good lot Of Camp Chests
different patents; Camp Tables, Stoola, and Chairs:
iaa4y articles vi Cooking Utensils aud Wares fr
camp purposes; Mattresses, Pillows aud Comforts
Please give me 4 eel batof. you bay.
oe 2S--2w f.. CARTWRIGHT.
x RAND SOUTHERN BAIII-T'o s5r YET
I by the HARM0NtAAS, at aONTIgEILU
HALL, op Broad, between 9th ard nh Streets on
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 81, 1851. A first
eless Cotillon Band has been engaged Cor tue occa-
SION.
Notwithstanding & gentleman and two la
dies, 81.
MANAGERS,
x. WAGNER, w. JiAkEEs,
j. GRIFFIN, j. FINN
26-,t#
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~ AVk'As

VIVA T ia FURNISHED HOUSE
w Wanted = SIX Or Twelve months. a small
and we'll
FURNISHED DWELLING HDUsE,
removed from business portion If the city
address III Nj. p" through Dispatch office
&C 26-3tk
ssrANTED A gentleman in one Of the Gov.
w ernuent departments 81 es to rent a
FURNISHED HOUSE.
within convenient distance Of the Capitol One
vi il live or six onls desired Adde'S. Box
- city P1-,-tifice 81 --lt*
NY a y L D.
w IMMEDIA TELY-
six LADIES, to work Coaks and Dresses
ALSO-Ou~ 10 run a ester Ssv ug M4cSire
Dresses AID Clocks made in the a1-st STYLES -
Apply. at MIS- S sTRIDERs,
2o-ltN S1sMain street
NYANTED-A BAR KEEPER.-An ac-
" couplished BAR kEEPER is wanted AT
the SH0tswnod Hole. One that can come well re-
eoul1aerdsd as 10 god habits aud gent]euanly de
oc 2G-,t T. w HGN1NGER
~ ANTE
want SUBSTITUTE in company on the
Peninsula
Johu c wilkerson will by calling on ne, re,
ceiHe Information in regard u subject eifer inr
him. Toe 26-3t*I GEO " GRETrER
WANTED 70 hire. Immediately, a healthy
Wv WIZ NJ HSE, efcef White or e0icrod,
with III encumbraDee. Apply Al tile residence of
:. q. TARDY,
oc 2S--4tt Corner Gary and 81 SIS
Il ANTED--A situation a.
= { L R k.
Ia or ont doors. Can give good rao0lnmmentla.
tions. Address H. Di.pa'eL office.
nc 26--B,
W. a n t Z u
w A FURNISHED ROOM
F"s gentleman. Address =" P. - at Disgatch Of
fee. oc @G--3t*
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CHANGE or SCIIEDULE.-Trave
- ers going South viii observe that the a T.
EktooN TRAIN FOR pETERaBt- Re- ieaves
this city at THREE =. n instead of four as for
nerly. oc 2t-1mI Z. II, WINNE, Supt
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a. ORIGIN. HISTORY AND DESTINY
St~S OE THE DEEIL.-ncv. 4. BussERMAN
will deliver his second discourse, on the above
nance subiec in the nversaist Church Sn Mayo
street. On tomorrow (ounday) night at =. O'Clock.
oc 2G-lt@