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sT MESSRS. EDITORS PLEASE AN
NoUNcE JOHN T. MHLIGAN, Esq, as candidate
for the Msyoralty as the ensuing election, and
obIge MANY FRIENDS.
April 13 m@i
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THROUGH TICKETS To FLORIDA,
BY CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE, VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON
r-1 THE STEAMER pilot BOY,"
.s:a2al s:a2taal Captain ". T. McNEITy, WIN leave
CharIeston every Monday Night, at II O'CLOCK, and
Savannah every Thttrsday Morning, OF O'CLOCK.
Ali Wsy Freight, also Blufton Wharfage, must be
pre.psid.
For Freight or Passage, applyto
John FERGUSON, Accommodation "haf''
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ss- MEssRS. EDITORS DAILY NEWS =
You will please nominate R. 8. DURYEA for Mayor
and obnge
MANY NATIVE AND ADOPTED CITIZENS.
April IA
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RE- THE RAFFLE FOR THE STOVES AT
Messrs. CAMERON, BARKLEY L Co's for the benefit OF
charitable institution, will take place at their store,
corner OF Meeting and Wentworth streets, on next
Saturday, the 18th inst, at II o'clock A. NJ.
A few more chances LEFT untaken.
Anril liz
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL.

CALLING Al QUEENo1OWN.
S~A. THE NMAN LINE, SAILING
Nk4Es.I9 sENI-WEEKLY. carrying the D.
LZzI1llfsf0 S. Mails, consisting Of the following
rzUS@5E.- steamers:
CITY OF PARIS.
\.CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY OF BOSTON
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate Monday,
at PM, from Pier No. 45 North River, New York. e
RATES OF PASSAGE,
By TEE MAIL STEAMERS sAHIsa EVERY aATuapAS.
Payable in Gold. Payable IN Currency.
1st Cabin. Storage.
LIST Cabin to London. .lo5 steesase to London. IS
Passage by the Monday steamers-First Cabin $50,
gold; sfeerage $50; payable in Q: s. currency yc,.,
Rates ofpassage from New York to Halifax; CABIN.
$50, Steerage, $40; payable IL gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg
Bremen, &C., atmoderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown,
$40 currency. Tickets can be bought here by per-
sons sending for their friends
For further information apply at the Company's'
offices. JOHNG DALE, Agent,
No, Is Broadway, New York-
Fohrnarv On emo
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The Future OF Charleston.

At the annual dinner OF the Board Of Trade
on Wednesday evening, the following letter
was read from Gen. J. ". Harrison, one Of the
most energetic, far-seeing and patriotic of the
nnblic men of our State:
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srNEW MARRIAGE GUfDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men, on Psychological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases, incident to Youth and Early Manhood.
which create impedinents to MARRIAGE. with sure
n,eans of relief Sent IN sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address Dr. j. sKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
1.,,,.rr 81 Smos
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sJ BACHELORS EAIR DYE.-THlS
splendid Hair Dye lie the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reiiaoie
instantaneous; no disappointment; no RIDICULOUS
tnts. remedies the III effects OF bad dyes; in"go'
rates and leaves the har soft and beautiful black OF
brown. Sold BY an Druggists and Persumefs; AL
nroperly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory No
Bond-sreet, New York. Tyr Jeaue-y
NJ THE GREAT PREsERTER OF
ur.1TH -rARRAYr's EFFERvEscENT SELF
zeR ApERIENT can always be relied upon as
pleasant mild, speedy and positive cure in all cases
of coshvenese, Dyspepsia, Heartburn. Sick Head
ache. Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Liver Comp amt.
piiousness, Flatulency, Fullness Of Blood and all
Ina.matory Complaints where gentle cooling ca
thar,ic is reoured go says the Chemist so says the
Physician, so says the great American Public OF the
Nineteenth Century.
Heed ye them, and he not without bottle IN TIE
house. Before life is imperilIed, deal judiclousiy
with the symptoms remember that The slight internal
disorders of to-day MAJ become en- obstinate ineura
Bile disease tomorrow.
Manufactured only by tie sole Yrcprietors, TAR
PANT & co., wholesale Druggists, No. eIS Green
x,cb and No. 100 Warren streets Sew York.
Sold by all Druggists. emo feoruar9 :.
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DEPARTURE POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF THE

~ THE STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN,
Zk2F$p9 NJ s. wooDHu1L Commander, win
LITflZIIfH0 sail This Day, the 17th instant, at
cSf7tGeAs6e3S Twelve O'Clock NJ, precisely.
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
April II Agents
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p@NOTICE.-THE BUSINESS OF THE
late SAMUEL G. COURTENAY will be continued
for the present at No. Broadstreet whefe persons
indebted to his Estate will make payment and
where claims. properly atteUted, may be presented
for payment
GEoRGIANNA A. COURTENAY,
Inrfa Qualified E1ecutrix.
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dealing. 1t may be, however, that Grant will
be required to tell the story OF his own shame.
would have testified that the President created
the Department OF the Atlantic on his recon-
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FOR NEW YORK.
REGULAR LINE STEAMERS.
S<.e THE STEAMSHIP SARAGOSSA,
MkGSY Y@ Captain N. p. CRowELI, VIII leave
LI1EflI&Hf0 vanderhorst's Wharf, on Saturday.
u..,$sAl es7esss< April 25, 1868, ate o'clock.
For Freight and Passage, apply to
Anril "a RAVENEL CO., AgentA
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ALL ABOUT PAIR OF SHoEs.-We no
ticed yesterday two colored sisters on Leigh
street quarrelling at rapid rate, and think
ing they would soon comm ence pulling at
each others wool, we retired short distance
to watch, the battle. One of them said,
:" You took and come to my house and stole
my new shoes, which only ware on Sun
days, 'cept when 60 to some funeral.
Neversmind, I gwine have you spelled from
de siety.",
= The other said, "I 'clare fore God | aint
been nigh your house. | took de money
work hard for and bought de shoes"
After few minutes excited conversation
the one who had lost her shoes walked of
and said she intended to have her up be.
fore the society. Have the negroes adopted
the plan of taking parties before their SO,
cieties when they steal from them, instead
Of having them arrested
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-.g No Action LAST NIGHT AT BROAD
STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN
REGARD TO THE ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Last
night Broad-street Methodist Episcopal
church was lighted up for the purpose of
holding a meeting in regard to establishing
musical academy in this city, and we
hoped that there would have been q large
attendance; but at 8 o'clock (half an hour
after the hour advertised for the meeting to
open) we do not suppose there were $50
persons in the house. A few minutes after
s o'clock, Mr.. William 81. Macfarland, Pre-
sident of the Board of Trustees, called the
meeting to order, and said there was some
disappointment among the trustees at such
a slim attendance, although there was no.
thing to excite the community; and they
thought it best that they should adjourn
over to some future day, of which due no
tice would be given through the daily pa
pers. The Board would also appoint some
one to address the meeting by that time.
he hoped that oil present would tell their
neighbors, and urge them to attend the
next meeting. He then declared the meet
ing adjourned, which was a great disap-
pointment to those present. We hope our
citizens will look to their interest, and not
let the next meeting adjourn for want of an
audience, for there is nothing Richmond
needs SO much as an academy Of music.
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1858.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.


L. CARPENTER will sell at 1895 franklin street,
g commencing at A. NJ. clothing, furniture
4, dress goods. boots, shoes, &c.
z. GATERIGHTwill sell at his store at 10 A. M.
a lot Of goods belonging to country store.
Also, varied assortment OF furniture.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE will sell at II O'Clock NJ,
On the premises, for John Johns, Jr.. assignee
at the shop and shed on Twelfth street in the oc-
eupapcy OF Mr.. 8. T. Perkinson lot OF tools.
small engine, yault door. &c.
REGNAuLT & 90. will sell at 10 A. NJ. at their
store. large lot of household furniture, hair
and shuck mattresses, carpets, oilcloths, &c.
THOMAS W. KEEsEF will sell at 10 s. NJ, on
Council Chamber Hill, mitch cows and calves,
saddle and harness horses, and mules.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. n. at the
horse lot on Council Chamber. Hill, horses,
mules &c.
III. P. TAYLOR will sell horses and mule at IL
A. M. at the horse lot.
j. T.. BYERLY & 90. will sell ct I447 Main street,
commencing alto NJ, a stock Of clothing.
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RICHMOND. SATURDAY MORNING. OCT

MAYORS CoURT-MAYoRC CHAHooN PREsI-
DIyG-FRIDAY MoRNIEG.-Lucy Harris
Lucy A. Woodson, and Mollie Holmes (ne.
eroes) were arraigned for assaulting and
beating Lovelace Bland and keeping dis
orderly and ill-governed house. They we're
fined FIVE dollars each and required to give
security in the sum of 5000. Not being
able to settle, they were sent to Jail.
Mary Doherty (white), for assaulting and
beating John Doyle, was fined ten dollars
and required to give security in the sum Of
$3.50 to keep the peace for twelve months
She told the Mayor that he might fine her
million. if he liked, for she had nary cent
for him.
Patrick Doherty was arraigned for vio-
lently resisting officers Smoot and Allen in
the discharge Of their duty. In the ab,
sence Of Pats witnesses the case was con-
tinued until Monday.
Charles Cook (negro boy), charged with
stealing o lot of silyerware, valued at ten
dollars, from Mrs. L. Pace, was sent on to
answer an Indictment.
Charles H. Mosby and John Anderson
(negro boys), charged with aiding and
abetting William Weaver, the boy who
robbed the money-drawer of Captain Eng,
lish, were discharged. A negro man, guar
dian for one of the boys, appeared and
cross questioned the witnesses in such 0
manner as would have done credit to oul
able members Of the bar:
Sallie Wyatt and Maria Winston (ne.
groes), for assaulting and beating with 8
stick Thomas Martain, were discharged
Thomas not appearing against them.
The continued case of Alexander Burley
(white), charged with assaulting and beat
ing Milton Frazier with piece Of granite,
was called, but, on motion of Samuel Page,
ESQ.,, counsel for the accused, it was again
continued until October. 3lst.r
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CHRONIC DISEASES CURED!
ACUTE PAIN INSTANTLY RELIEVED! Z
THE LAME. WALK THE BLIND SEE TEE
DEAF HEAR!
ovpR FIFTY THOUSAND PATIENTS
TREATED IN FIVE YEARS!
,HRoNIc DISEASES CURED

~
Dr.. FRgNCH,s practice IS mostly In diseases
of n chronic nature apd.cases'giYen up as llcurS'
III Sie : His treatment Is peculiar TO himself al
though there have been men In all ages VINO nave
nnd tne aame magnetic power over the diseases M OF
the the body I and mind Some call II the aaiEd h OF p
a.tat orernesrIy all diseases and persons IL Is
and vitality passed from sar9ns m 1ost hsaiaps o my
equal circulation the vital or nervous aa,o ho have
@ Years snt cred from diseases which nave
beea pronounced cnrahls ,s and 70 noa mon afet set
have been restored to an increaln.y Snos-
space of time. It will not restore aIos, hst
always relieve pain from osa whatsxsf atss pTinc San
nies az science a here ts nothin , -,
So shout s an harmony W VIII thar a,
not this pSgssr Gas ss
Weli as ad wise IL to their pattents. IL y -!
The diseases. ssnicb yield moss readily 70 the Gu.
ratiye sgency or this method as pracfi ced ny 1
- Ati,yssepsia. constipation asthma.s angina pee
.crts loss az voice., rheumatism, rhe,
saatiss sgoat, liver disease, oil Kinds eS seAesi
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND. October o. 1858,
kICHMOND, UCLUDeT -di Iaoo'
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND, OcLoDeT 10, 1000,
- OFFERINGS.
Hhcos.-White. / 116 bushels. Red, ], i3S bushels
Cur.s.-White. 2S6 bushels, Yellow, 362 bushels
Straw coloi ed, 64 bushels. Mixed, +lS bushels.
!. Odts.-2, Zoe bushels. ,,-,....
Rys.-2i0 bushels. 49, |
Bidckeye Peas. 10 bushels.
Seconds wv pOundS.
I ShtpstaJ.- 500 pounds.
= ~ ...,#.~ SALES. gtF
Wheat.-White, SO bushels very good, 81 81
bushels very good 81. .52t; 81 bushels good, 81: 90
ll6 bushels prime on private Terms 30 bushels
good on private terms ~ bushels ialr, $3.50 Vi
bushels medium 80 81; 30 bushels medium, - 80
80 bushels medium on private terms: 10 ofbushcl:
futerior BE-. 10 26 bushels inferior. *2totil, ~
bushels ked "a bushels prime, $2.3j 80 bushels
very good 81 IS; 326 bushels good ~. IS l33 bush
els Common, 81. 2.5; 13S bushels Inferior, S2.0s; n
bushels inferior private terms ID bushels very
Inferior, 81 75-totai, 720 bushels. -
Coyn.-Whte, $50 bushels good on private
terms 49a bushels good, $l.2s l40 bushels weevi
eaten ON private terms loo bushels new, $l-total
Os4 bushels. Yellow 50 bushels good on private
terms: Straw-cOlored, Is bushels good at 81 2s.
OatS.-2is bushels good, S6c. l42 bushels gooC
on privat= terms =72 bushels fair, 62Ac., 4s bush
els? 8ic.-total, fo4 nshels.
Rys.-l2 bushels damage, $12s; % bushsl:
damp lSL40; Is bushe $ fair, u. so; ~ bushel!
damaged ST. 43-total, l02 bushels.
Seconds.-l, 900 pounds, &C. '@"
ShipStuE. 500 pounds, &c. s.s
10y .-,-.grl- RE-EXHIBITED. -.r.t Is. ~. ~. +
Whsdt.-White, 172 bushels. BED, 100 bushels.
) Corn.--W hite, 8oi bushels. ~
OGts.-l40 bushels. ..s
RUe -38 bushels. ..
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The SAWYER FORGERY CAsE.-The case
of G.. W. Sawyer, charged with forging
certain certificates of deposit on the Ma.
tional Bank of Bloomington, H., was called
at the Mayors Court yesterday, but hs
failed to answer. ,ra.z;s,.x
It will be remembered that this man was
released from Jail several days ago, on bail
by Alderman PEBBLES, and no doubt he con.
sidered discretion the better part of valor
and has put many miles between him and
Richmond ere this.
The Mayor endorsed on his bail-bond
" Forfeited" and sent it up to the Hustingt
Court, where judgment will be obtained.
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mARINE TNTELLEGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC OCTOBER ~ 1861.
Sun rises 81 Noon sets, ...-...g % %
ST,yi eefs = : IS az High tide A. all IL
- os..n q, Isss

oun ttbc.. 90 I8se1' sIH-, -
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 90 1sss.
(. .5sr57 ~ ~ ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Rlakeman, New York. mer-
chandise and passengers, W. G. Dunham a. Co.
schooner Mohawk Norfolk, merchandise, cap
tain. ,--.-
, SAILED.
Sfeamer Ellie Knight. Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers Harveys u Williams.
Steamer Valley City, Morgan PhiladeIphta, mer-
.chandlse and passengers, w. p. Porter.
chandise and passengers, L. Is. Tatum.
+. Schooner G. A. Be,kle, New York, merchandise,
Currie & Crowell.
Rargue Satellite. from Liverpool for City Point,
with merchandise for =. c. Tardy Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schooners Reading Railroad No. Ss. Moonlight,
Maria jane. and Edwin Watson. cleared frcm Phi
.ladelpLia for Richmond on the ED. - ~ t
Schooner e. r. Prindle cleared from Providence
for Richmond on the eed.
By TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MONROE, October 2a-The ship Two
Brothers Of Portland. from Baltimore fcr sayan, :,
nah struck the wreck OF the steamer Sheridan Oh
Body island and bilged. sWreckers have gone 10
her assistance. -
NEW ORLEANS October 23.-The steamer Gen
eral Quitrnan, from yicksburg for New Crieans,
was snagged and sunk Yesterday twenty mties
above Bayou Sara. All on board were saved, ot
the boat and rgo consisting Of 100 bales OF cot
ton and s. sacks of cotton seed, are total loss
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ARREST OF Mr.. ISAAC HUTzLER UNDER
THE BANKRUPT Avon Thursday
United States Marshal Lynham arrested
Mr.. Isaac Hutzler, merchant of this city,
and took possession of his household furni-
ture on an order sent from Judge Under
wood at Alexandria charging him with
fraud. LI.&
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Hutzler
was forced into bankruptcy some time since
by Messrs. Claflin & Co., of New York,
who charged that he was making way with
his stock of goods while he was indebted to
them in the sum, of: $500. He was subse-
quently bailed in the sum of $40, 900 to ap-
pear when called for.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At a regular
convocation Of Arlington Circle of Temper
ance, No. 2, held on Thursday night, the
following officers were elected for the cur
rent term: s. E. Bates, s. c.; James Hay
ward, ]. c.; John W. Glenn, ?. Sc; W.
W.. Chiles, R.; H. W. Crutchfeld, A. X:
L. I. Walthall, F. ;J. McC. Bell, t.; G. D
Habliston, u. r. F. Sizer, A. U.; E: G.
Walthall, p; E. L. Whit, "; B. s. Wal
thall, Chaplain. This Circle was instituted
only one week since, ,:and it already gives
promise of much good. a number of new
members were initiated at the last convo-
cation. The officers elect will be installed
next Thursday evening"
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SALE OF BOILING HALL.-The celebrated
" Boiling Hall "estate, in Goochland cour,,
ty, containing 1861 3-10 acres, advertised
in this paper by Mr.. John Il. Guy, commits
.sioner, was sold at auction on Thursday last
by Wellington Goddin, auctioneer, for S2z. 40
per acre, amounting to s34, ,973.l2. Ii was
purchased by two gentlemen from Mary
land. We learn that many more Mary
landers contemplate visit to this city IN q
few weeks to look at the. fine lands now for
sale in many of the contiguous counties.
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Il. = : - n~r
81 THEFT OF BAcoN.-Y Yesterday Messrs.
Luther Harvey s Co. hired negro named
Henry Thompson to do some WORK aoout
the store, but by the middle OF the day ne
was Quite. drunk, and was paid up and dis
charged. Soon afterwards their attention q
was called to his being in the store, ana
attempting to- go out the back way with
something in his hand. They went out
after him, but hewas gone. Messrs: Allen
and Blunt, who work at o carriage factory
in the rear of the store, saw him throw SIX
hams over the fence, and then PICK them
up and go off. he was soon Afterwards seen
near the store, and Mr.. Harvey, being IN
formed of his taking the hams, started after
in pursuit and succeeded in arrastlpg MN
He was locked UP for q hearing this morn.
ing. - 49, n - s 81 ~ ,g4i n
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The undersigned win be pleased to see his friends
and acquaintances In future 1t ANDRRsoN's ele-
CANT PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, No. 12ll Main
street, where they shall receive every attention
and an earnest efort to please them in every de-
partment Of his art. -. - sli'
Mr. Anderson's facilities and ambition to excel
as photographer have placed his gallery above
competition for rst-class work In all Its branches
visit to his rooms viii satisfy the discriminating
that there is no such word as fau In his yocabu.
lary.n [2t1 -t5' "A. s. BRADLEY. !
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EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING
The semi-annual meeting of the Protestant
Episcopal Sunday-school Society will be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in
the Monumental church. The several schools
connected with the Society will meet at
their rooms at u o'clock, and march to the
church .---~,,.s ....4 ,-s-- ......#
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THE JETER PHILLIPS CAsE.-Colonel
Johnson finished his argument in this case
yesterday in behalf of the prisoner, and
was followed by Colonel J. B. Young on the
part of the Commonwealth. Judge CrumI
will commence his argument to-day in be-
half the appellant, and will close the case
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE OCTo-
Der %, 1S6S.-Mrs. NJ. c.. Hammond,
Lynchburg, Va. {; Samuel Friend, Motto
way county L. s. Squire, W. I. Powell,
L. B. Tatum, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Nancy
Warding, Amelia Courthouse, Va.
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Z wEAKNFss OF THE SPINE CURED.

To 1ci,Onl 1t MAY concern: ~ ~ f.iJsAt' So -
This is to certify that INV little danrtter. two
years and three months DID, has been afflicted with
ting her entirely helpiess could not sit alone nor
support her head, nor raise her arms to her head
was in fact as before stated entirely helpless all
her life until she was treated by DIR. French, who
by three Treatments Of bnt few minutes, perfectly
restored to her the use Of her body and limbs
fSigped] - MARY GLAcKrN.
Residing No. sA Lexington street.
~f1H sf,llg LEA Baltimore. NJ. n.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this the Goth
day of March, 1858. II. TunfsGa,
s5E,.-#.Ets ssss Justice of the Peace.
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LOCALE MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-Ex-
cept as noted below, the usual religious
services will be heldin the various churches
of our city tomorrow :, -.
St. Johns (EpiscopaD Rev. Henry
Wall, will preach at IL a. NJ. and ~ P. M.
Third Presbyterian (Chatrch HiD.-The
pastor being absent, no preaching will be
held during the day. Prayer meeting at a
O'Clock P. M. ~a.a"a
Masonic Hall (Manchester) Rev. Mr..
Hammond (EpiscopaD will preach at II
o'clock a. NJ. ~.
First Baptist Chwch.-Rey. J. L. Bur-
rows will preach sermon to young men at
half-past Z o'clock P. NJ, following that Of
Sunday evening last, on the character OF
Jacob.
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A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNEss.

To toh0nl 1t mag concer4,: -
This is to certify that have been totally blind in
my right eye for the past nine years from what The
doctors cali amanurosis, and was prOnouncedhope
lessy incurable by all who examined my eye until
was treated by Dir. French. who. by few treat
ments OF but few minutes each, perfectly re-
storedm my sight. can now read fine print with
my left eye closed. reside No. l22 north Second
street. Baltimore. G.. SFFFARLFN.
Sworn to and su bscribed before me this 11ih day
OF November, 1857. t..rrr .sf.
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A CERTAIN TH1SG.-If, any one goes to lll4
Main street and buys watches, jewelry, clocks,
spectacles, or have their watches and clocks re-
paired. they viii be chrtain TO be satisfied az to
quality and price. Careful attention given to
regulating watches and suitlng persons with spec
tacles at LUMsDEN's, lila Main street. Remem-
Der, at Turner's news depot. oc 2!-3t
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.-A
mass meeting of the Baptist Sunday schools
of Richmond and Manchester will be held
in the Grace e-street Baptist church to-mor-
row afternoon at half-past 8 o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-24

ARRIVAL OF A CoNvIcT.-The sheriff OF
Lynchburg arrived in the city yesterday
having in charge Loney Green (negro), con-
victed of petty larceny and sentenced to
one years. Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary. He was turned over to Superintend-
ant Ward dWell