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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BN. A. COWARDIN.
The DAILY DiarATCa U served to ntorifcan
•t «.« •KDiimTH CtWT. ru ITIH.H||kU
la* weekly, f ric« for mailing, fit j (w
The WKr*LT DISPATCH to Imi< rrery frf.
1 "«"Mtßwb.ori| >t n ( i|| yw »a»«m.
'AM\J9EMe NTS.
" SPAlfi> IN G A ROGfcHs
| WO CIRCUSES!
JIW 4 Copwjlidating th»*!r cele-
hrated FLOATING PALACF
- CI RCt 8, froti thsir Pelatlal
r Asiatic Ar+ipfsi-Thea're, on the
/\X 'nP W mus.ppi and Ofilo Riven; and
AMKRfCAft ClrtCt'3!
CBkWM»so favornbl? known in the North
J®', and K«t. i-.t/i ~ . . ,
<'7.V£ TEn ct)Xr:ERX!
With the Companies comprising respectively
the mo»t d>a*in<nisbe:t Northern and Southern Per
former! lis rticMDi.v srsiFr. daily, in the tame ring,
in n-esence ttf the with
TWO SKTa OF PERFORMERS!
Two sets nr c!.ow»s<ii
' TWO SETS OF RINtJ ttORSfiSMi
tW" every Afteracon ! SretTACLP.
every light
NED KEIf">ALL. (the ftueler )
KE.\%)JU:S BRASS BAS'tff
CIfOATKTS UTRIXU BASir.
And evtrythfcig else upon the aeme elaborate and
n aar,incest eta a, with BILL LAKE, the (treat New
'» i»-s C!o«pki ■ H, M»|ilton, the wonderfal Man
Mocket: N»a;i!e Ajne«, •.b? celebrated Cretle Gym
r.n«*; Waiter^ ymar, the Jieeiieis B rebaik Rider;
( J. KmnJtia distinguished Scenic F"ju»stiian;
M«t*r Clare# e, the young Eque.trian Hero; Mrt.
Orinoco, the T>eastifal Si-enic Eqnrstreinne; Mr».
Lake, the intrepid Hone woman; the famous
MoTLIV frit \rne ß*; 11. Megoir.ty, the renowned
V jltigeor; M<*.ieur ],i Thorn, the modern Hercu-
Ice; l*ro f . Sa!d»in, the English Wizard; W. K oka'e,
tfi« Versatile jEqaeat run; H. Dar&nd, the skilful
I. >r ml lift : Rofcft White.tbp accomplished Maitre;
.'. TV famous J el. a : C Brown, J..Ryan,
W . Cor.cr, iic 4c., will oe exhibited at « F. M., eni
7} P. M.. artervcon ai d night, on
COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL!
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY. aod
. FRIDAY,
(October 31 at, "cd Novrrobcr Ist, 2<i and 3d, 1854.)
Als-\ at Pf.ti Rfßt ao Oct.iltb,2.sth and 3oth ; and
Lynchburg- Oi;l|27th and ??:h.
Sf" AOillSSOfj—Dress Circle, SO eta ; Colored
Poxes. ifc cU children a~!d Servants hclf price, to
V oelj—Wt
PUMPS! "JUMPS!!—Just received at
ray store onSSth »t., between Main and Cary. a
large supply of Cistern Well, Garden Engine, and
other Force, Le r«r, and Double-action PUMPS oi
virions patterns With brass and iron cylinders, which
J will sell on the most accommodating terms. Per
idot needing such articles should giye me a call.
Cuh 31- V) | C''A RLE 3 H LANOLEY.
CTORAGE --Having the large and com
modious WAREHOUSE on the South side of
the Bn9in, next tf Messrs. Ludlam U Watson's. I am
prepared to take i> .STORAGE, on reasonable terms.
I have on hand aVlarge supply of fire CHEWING
TOBACCO, of myapwn manufacture, for sale.
ap l )—dtijwn'y ▼ WM.T BLAIR.
PXECUTOB'S NOTICE.—AII persons
A-i having claims*g)irst the estate of JAMES BO
SHER, dee'd, are to present them, proper
ly authenticated; and those indebted, to make pay
ment without delay.
lEWIS D. CRENSHAW,
jy 1! —ts Extc.utor of James Bosher. dee'd.
T^OTICE —Mi. I{. M. Burton having by
1' a Deed dated day of September, 1854, and re
cord"d ir> the (;ierk'» Otfice ef the Hustings Couit of
Pi. hmond, coiiveye.* to us in trust for the benefit of
his crdditois, all debts due to him by Bond, Note,
Open Account, or otherwise, we hereby require all
persons indebted to; him to settle tfceir respective
d-li a with us or wjth him, who is our authorized
fr;<-Et, with a« little lay as posaib'e, at much longer
indulgence will not »e given.
DUNIOP, .
se 22—>> JCME3 ALLEN, { Tiustees.
EW GROUili f fcTOKK—Cotoxu of
i'o and Broad ft-REETs—The mbscriber takes
this method of retailing thimkt tor the liberpl pa
tronage heretofore Extended to him. and informs
h'sfr endssnd the public genera'lv. that he hasre
ricveu to the corner lent snent on Broad and Second
slseets, next to his oh stand, where he would be
plea»ed to fee his frisdds, and assures them he is bet
ter enabled to furoislAhll articles in his line Having
amort exten«ive any commodious house, he has
cun« f antlj ot hand, a (elect stock of Groceries, Tin,
Earthenware, Sic. J CIIAS H. TANNER,
oc 17—dim* T
SALE. —We are authorised to sell
that desiraile ed dwelling, situated at the
corner of Marshall and Monroe ets. The lot fronts
yi feet by 15(i to an alley The hou«e is remarkably
well biii'.r, contains? Jooms, 6 with fire places pood
brick kitchen containing 3 rooms, and supplied with
city water. *,
Ttraii very accommodating if early application be
made to ocl!)-6t t GODDIN fc APPERSON.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WARD.—RanatSey from the subscriber on the
h'lh inst., a Negro Afen ni»ni*d CHARLES; hei •
about 21 years of age. s feet 4 or 5 inchea high, gin
ger-broad color; he vrAp raiaed in Hampton by Mr.
B'nelt; he ha* a mother now living at Old Point, to
which place 1 believe §e has I wil! give the
hbove reward to any person who will deliver him to
me. J, BENJAMIN DAVIS,
jy 20 No. 5 Wfrll street, under Citiy Hotel.
A CARD. —I hffre this day come to the
determination tot seli in future FOR CASH
ONLY, as I shall ha® no expenses for charging
g lods. collecting bills, lid accumulating no bad debts,
will enable me to sell iinch cheaperior cash. I shall
continue to keep »f the very best qual
ities, and sell them at r iinali advance above cost.
To those who have pfcd ma their bib punctually, I
feel grateful, and hopeStftey will continue to favor
me with their orders.
All goods bought frot: me will be delivered free of
charge T. VV TURPIN,
G ocer, No. 257, Main it., between 7th and Bth ats.
Rii-hmond, 18th Oct. 1854. oc 17— I2t
\\TJLLIAM BOOTH, UPHOLSTER
f" ER AND PAPER-HANGER, respectfully
informi the public t} at his Spring assortment of
Goods in his line is nov% complete, consisting of frilt,
velvet, satin and couirwn PAPERS; BORDERS,
KIRE SCREENS anr.CUftTAIN PAPERS; also)
a Jirfe stock of Canton and cocoa mattinjr OIL
CLOTHS, Window SHADES, CORNICES, Curtain
BANDS, kc.,all of wbic.'i he will sell at the lowest
prices, at his FurnishiiM Ware-Rooms, No. 140 Main
•traet, corner of 12th. # ap 15—tg
IFE INSURANCE ON WHITE FER
SONS AND SLAVES UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE JCOMPANY-Cafital ANO
Assets, *>l.t£3,2fifi fil».-#TiiisCoa:par,v will take risks
on the Lives ot Whitet*ersons and Slaves, on favor
able terms. For iates.fce. , apply to
V? F. BRESEE, Ageut,
Office of the Valley Fi«© and Marine Insurance
Cu , under the Exctian* e Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. F. W Hancock, Examiner.
References.—Jatne« Dunlop, Hugh W. Fry, John
Q. Winn, Wm. Gouldirf Richmond; lliggison Han
cock, Chesterfield co., m. oc 7—lm
I MPORIANT ANNO^JNCEMENT.—
1- The undersigned wAld rspectfnlly inform all
persons whr> mar be is want of ORNAMENTAL
IRON RAILING for Dwellitgs, Cemetery Lo's
kc., that he has purcbasad the patent right to make
and put upORNAMKN/AL RAILING upr>Q a new
and improved principle, vhlch wi I enable him to put
up such work fully 25 per cent cheeper than has ever
or can b« done by any other establishment in
the city. He has also received s»veral new »rid beau,
tilj! patterns, to which Ite would invite particular
a tection. JAMES D BROWNE,
it 28—dim 9th strep). next to Lafayette Hall.
( iRATES AND FllNDEßS.—Fivelitin-
VA dred Enameled OR tTES and FENDERS for
sa'e at rttluoed prices Tte subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of GRA'.T'S aud FENDERS ever
before offered for sale iu tHs city, of fcia own icaati
lacture. The Grates embt#c<3 all tbe various kind*
ar.d patterns, such ajs.jas|e topped Oothic, Lintic,
Circ.es, kc.. with beautttdt rounding Fend'-ra, tium
tner Pieces, kc.. to match.
Orde-e for Orates, Fenders, iic., from town and
C< uutry, ponctu -lly cltendtri to and carefully packed.
Merchants purchasing to s«|l again, will be (npplled
at the lowest northern pricas, with tbe usual circount
oil for cash by wholesale, j
Apply at my Bell aud B r lss Foundry, on Main be
tween Bth and 9'-h sts, Rleftnond, Va.
se 23-3 m. ByUKL P. DENOON.
WM. BATTLER,
142 MA if ST.,
IMPORTER ANFt DEALER IN
PAINTS, OILS AXfl ARTISTS MA
TEItIILS,
/\FFERS to the citf or country Trade,
d : unusual Urge suck of dry and cround
p« L H* SPI«.l¥« OF TUR
PENTIKE, WINDOW GLIBB, (Frenah and Am«-
riean )of different ,i, M ,sndJuaJftle. Also. White
RrHir V 1! Whitif g, KalaomkiS, Spanish
Brown, Vaudyk* Brows, fssetiaa Red. Yellow
0««% Purp and Chrome
Green, Punnce aad &ottenat*ie, croaod or In lamns
put up in Urrels, kegaor patlages, suitable for house
and eoaeh Fainter*, D««#ratjjto'and Grainers' ose.
Architects, Engineers and iStiels will find a fnlla*-
aortiaent of articles for thelr&ae "
The most of tbe above artljes being ray own ns.
nut act ore and selected by my Ml f, I feel assart d that
i »aa suit toy customerj fa any way. oc lO—dim
PKW IN BT. JAMEff CHURCH FOB
i ■ —Thss owner ofTEW Mo, jj, j n
Cfcweh, ksriai removed from Richmond, has
authorised ma to eelMt. Apriy to
06 fOEO. D. FISHER.
DAILY DISPATCH.
VOL. V.—NO. 308
FALL TRADE.
FALL IMPORTATION
OF EARTHtfNWAHE ANP CHINA!
Faasn Ricupts or Ouu isn Fancy A*?^Ct*».
r Fubscriber ofteni to the trade a large
JL and varied atoek of Earthensrare, aed China ard
Ultst. the psttarni of which arere selected by himself
ia person.
Having tn experience of mauy year* in thif parti
ca'ar basiiiesa. he fafla great confidence in »Utio(i
i that io point ef price an? gunllty, it will compare fa
vonbiy with any other hinit In tne tiade.
White GriniteJJiftner Ware , ,
Do do Buinsa'nd Ewera, Jogs, Tea War«,ke.
Bhie Tr'nt, Flowing «iod facty do
Blae Decorated ChFtta Dinnerand S»t«
Do do do TeaaOdTrtle«Sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vascl
Gold Band do of above variety
White China d» ef ab jve variety
Ware of every description, suitable for
wholesaling, vThl:h he cSers up3n such term* for catA
as caanot failio pleafe.
fine Mafitel Pier and Toilet ffla»#el
Fine Ivfcry Table C Alery, Walters it Britania Ware
Safety, ardother Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in eVerJF Variety.
Ail he is a call; and ne feels assured hi» prices
will give satisfaction.
His Packer is one of the best in the trade.
Stone Waie at Factory price*.
oel —!m .f AS. D. B EVANB, 117 Main at.
fiOTAL PABRIBH,
Grocer and CommisZibti Merchant*
RICHMOND VA.
HAVING commenced the GEOCEEV
BUSINESS, in thia city, in connection with
the Commission Business, would beg leave to invite
bis friends and the public generally, to give him a
call, fhtni he «jll sell as low for or
punct «tl co ? to ,h er« 1 *s ot»ter boose \n the city.
Hebastaten the house oti Jfc's fta«:lnnafio/iof
Pearl street, between the Bridge and Cary street.
He continues to pay personal attention to sales of
Coontry Produce. oc. 9—d 1 mcVm
FALL IMPORTATIONS 1b54.
GINTER & ALVEY,
/ MP O R TERS AND .JOBBERS
No. 16 Pearl Street, Richmond,
HAVE now in store, of their own direct
importation, the largest and best asserted stock
of OOfIDS the* ha»« ever yet been able to exhibt to
the tr^ue.
Our Mr. OINTER having spent t;ie p!*t i months
in the European market, buying GOODS for CASH,
we are enabled and pledge ourselves to sell our goods
as low as they are sold by any importers in thiscoun-
We would call especial attention to our stock
Hosiery Combs
Gloves Threads
Hr'.kfo Jc Crovots Bindings
La„ei Sewing Silks
Embroideries Fancy tVoSlls
DressTrimmingi Goods.
Button*
se 4—diets GINTER it ALVEY
GEORGE J. SUMNER,
IMPOBTBK OF
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,
ANE D2ALER I!»
Glass, Looking Glasses and Fancy Goods,
No. 20, Pearl (or 14'h) Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
FALL TRADE 185 4.
RESPECTFULLY invitee the attention
of the Merchants of Virginia, North Caroliaa
and Tennessee to his very large and desirable stock
of CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, of his own di
rect importation, embracing many new and desirable
patterns and shapes, and a general assortment of Cut,
Moulded and PI in GL*SS-WARE, LOOKING
GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS, adapted to the
w&nts of the trade.
He pledges himself to sell on as good terms as any
re-packing house in the United States, and to use his
best efforts to give entire satisfaction
0 BTONE-WARE, of the best quality, at factory
prices.
N. B. Particular attention given to the careful
packing and prompt forwarding of Goods.
au 30—d&c3m
DOGGETT & ANDERSON,
UPHOLBTERERB AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin Utreets,
HAVE now in store, their Fall Stock of
French and Amojicftn rATBA llAltuiftUß,
C AT AIN GCODi, CORNICES, BANDS, CORDS,
TASSELS, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, Table
and Floor OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS,
Transparent SHADES, BEDS, MATTRESSES, 4ic.,
which they will sell or work tip to order on the
most reasonable terms.
W'e are also prepared to execute PAPER. HANG
ING and UPHOLSTERING promptly, in the city
or country. Ec 2—3 m
j^OTICE. —The subscriber would re
■Ll spectfully inform his friendi and the public gen
erally, that having just returned from the North,
with a choice and eutirely new stock of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, he is now prepared
to satisfy the wants of those wishing to purchase
their fill and winter goads, at the lowest net cash
prices. Hi) stock consists ia part cf the following,
v z:
Fine plain, plaid, fig'd, black and colored Silk from
50c te $2 00
Fire do do do Mouslits, from 12}cto$l
Calicoes and Domestic goods of all kinds in great va
riety.
Heavy Woollen goods for servant*, such as Satinetta,
Kerseys, Linseys. its.
Flannel*, all wool; Dorset and Canton Silks; Sat
tin and Valencia Vestipgs, of all kinds; black and
colored Cloths, Caesi meres, 4tc. Also, a good assort
ment of Hosiery, Gloves, See
JOHN L. SMITHER,
oc 7—dl m No 29 Main st, Richmond, V».
\TEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
i.I TER DRY GOODS.—I have just opened an
entire new stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased in the Northern markets, on
the moat favorable terms. I am prepared to offer
great inducements to purchasers. Among the as
sortment may be fjund—
Ladies' Dress Goods of all styles
Embroideries and La-es
Hosery, Gloves, Ribbons, Sec.
ALSO,
good assortment for Gentlemen, Boys' and Ser
vants' Wear—with a large stock of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles.
The public are respectfully invit« d to give me a
call, as I sin determined to sell as cheap as any other
house in tha city. H. ROSENFELD,
se 18—3 m ]75 Broad st.
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS 1 !
NOW IS THB TIME TO SAVE MONEY.
I GREENTREE & BROTHER, No. 88
" • Main street, two doors below PurceU, Ladd
Co , tßke pleasure in informing the friends and pat
rons of their establishment and the public without
distinction, that they have recently returned from the
northern cities, with p large and beautiful assortment
of CLOTHING for FALL and WINTER WEAR.
Theirstock consists o' fine English and French Cloth,
Dress and Frock Coatr, Fine French Casiimere and
Tweed Coats, Black and Fancy Doeskin Casimero
Pants, Black and Fancy Silk and Bstln Ve«t», Mar.
seilles. It c , he.
A lull assortment of BOY S CLOTHING. Also.
Trun'-s, Shirts, Cravats, Olovss, Silk and cotton Un
dershirts, Umbrellas, Drawers, ke. Th»ir stock has
been raannfHCtured in the most Fashionable Style
and s"b»t«nt!al manner, and they will sell good and
well made Clothing at such prices as will more thin
realize the expectation of tbe public. Their Cloth
ing iscut in the latest style or otherwise to mit the
taste of enstomer*. »e 27—lm*
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!—The
undesigned has just returned from tha North
era cities, wheir- be purchased in pets'm, a large end
extenstve aelect stock of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOOD!?, principally for cash, at exceedingly
lew price", end will it-Il the same at small advance
oncost. In the assortment will be found soh'*, col
ored French Moaillns, fine 6-4 French Merinoes, in
variety of r.olori; plain Rod figured CtiabtDeres; Em
broidery, in creat variety; black Bilk trimming
Laces; fine Cloth-in all colors for Ladies Clonks,
large stock French Corsets; with an endless variety
of Silks, colors in ashes of tan, stone, plaid
and black and brocade. For good bargains call at the
cheap store of MORRIS VV. ROSE,
oe C— 2m 303 Broad afreet.
NOTICE . —All persons briving claims
against the e*tate of Geo. Washington Atkin
son, dce'd, will present them for settlement; And
those Indebted to tbe estate will please cell and set
-v. / Ul t, LEr „T- ATKINSON, E*'or of
ot 20— Iftt* Geo. Washington Atkinson, dec'd
CARPETING.
THE lubicriber bat juct received, on
cocMfament, sad now open for inspection, a
very lewe anjttehoioe assortment of the newest pat
terns of English
Voitet, 1
Tapestry, > CARPETING.
Brussels )
Together with a fall stock of Three-ply, Ingrain and
Veaitian Carpeting*, which he is ordered-te I:U at
cam price*, toeloee them into) ediate'y.
Parsons aboat fnrnlabi**, have n apportßatty »f
supplying theuiselvea, at very lew prices.
— WM. BOOTH. ,
oc J4—Jw if* Main at, carper of 12th.
UA.THB! BATHS U BATHS I!
D CoM and Sheerer BATHS, est is bad 4mMj
from *e«ss. A- M., to ten o'etoek, r. M . at the Hair
&7®«ur4ssrE!»ia».'ac
•utwtl mttMison 11th stree mV
RICHMOND, THURSDAY, OCrOBBRgq. 18>i
RAILROADS, Ac.
OFF ICC CTsTANOtorr >
RICHMOND fc DANVILLE
Richmond, Oct. !■, 1»M. >
BCm—3 NOTICE TO MEM-
WiliMnP BtM OF THE AOIII
CULTURAL SOCIETY Of VA.—Membeis of tfaia
Society who visit Rlcbmrad by the Rfc D. R R-, to
a'tenl the Annuil Exhibition, san ratarn free by ex*
hi bit in* their Certificate of Membership ta the Agent
Company frem whom they procure their town
The privilege of retnrnipg free will be extended
to Saturday., the 11th of November inclusive, and not
l*ter. A.TALCOTT,
oc 19—dtlflNov C. E. and Snpetinteod't.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD.
ES—amssasn notice.—To per
sons visiting the Petersb'g
Union Agricnltnrai Fair, tickets will be issued by ail
the recnlar Trains goiag to Petersburg, on tbe34ih,
iitli, 26th and 17 h of October, for $1.25, which tick
ets will be good to return at any time previous to
the Ist cf NoTimber.
TRAISrf I.EAVE RICHMOND:
Express .....at 5$ A M.
Accommodation at f* A M.
Mail at 3 P. M
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG:
Exprers .........at 4i A. M.
Accommodation .......at p| A. M.
Mail ......at 4 P.M.
THUS. DODAMEAO,
H k P. R. R. Co. 5 Sup't.
Ocf ST>t?i. >S4l. ) oc 23
TWOTICE.—I hereby icform the public
; ii that goods intended for tranfportatlon over the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, will meat with
prompt attention on delivery, and forwarded with
diyiatch.
Merchants will eonfer a great favor, and maeh fa
cilitate buticsss, by marking diitinctly tbe name of
coiignfe. and station oi eaq>< article In no ease
will goods be received for dineren! Station on the
same ticket.
Freight in all cases will be required to be paid
within twenty-four hours after delivery, at the De
pot. THOMAS £. SIMP,
oc 12—2w Up-Freisht Ag't R. k D. R R.
N. B. Powder wil hi received on Mondays only
aid sent off the next dsy.
THQ3. K. Si MS. Up-Freight Agent.
FALL DRY GOODS.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
nnHE subecflber has now in store his fall
-1- stock, comprising every d"i6f!ptien of GOODS
usually kept in a dry goods house.
fie invites the attention cf the Ladies to a batd
iome aisortmentofrich plaid Goods, of the most fash
ionable styles, as well as a large stock of Fall and
! Winter PRINTS.
Always in store a full supply of DOMESTIC
GOODS, ttfth a ft"! assortment of Nesro Clothing.
His Fall stcck consists ci fresh QOOTJ3, recently
purchased in the Northern Cities, by hiifiJelf St the
late reduction.
The most liberal advantaces offered to CASH cus
tumers. VVM. BOOT WRIGHT,
ocl2-lm 285 Broad St., corner of Ist «t.
PICOT S LUSTRAL HAIR TONIC—
This matchless beautifyer of the Hair, as an ar
t cle of d»ily nse far dressing the hair, is rapidly ta
king the place of Hair Oils, Pomatums, ice.
It gives a glossy softness, and nrevents the falling
out of the hair, removes dandmff, atd imparls to the
hair a fine perfume. Price 25 ct»
oc *3—ta E. J. PICOT.
/CAPITAL $50,000. —COMMERCIAL
BAVIN G 8 BAN K.—Office at the store of
uuarles & Brooke, on 14th street
Depositors in this institution will receive six per
cent, on all sums remaining on deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent, for a shorter time.
„ m „ WM. G. PAINE, President.
R. T. Brooke, Treas 6 ts
\ T EW AND BEAUTIFUL.—We would
. iayite H'e attention of those in want of some
thing nice andtaaty, to our new and beautiful assort
ment of Scarfs, Craiats, De Joinville, Hap'n and
Albert Ties, of the latest styles and most desirable
patterns We solicit sn examination.
WM. F. ADCOCK & CO.,
Hoc 17 Under American Hotel
Business house on main st.
FOR RENT.—The large and admirably arran
ges building on Main street, adjoining Kent, Paine &
Kent's new itm«, ana itcfutij u«rM by Mmw;
Pemberton and Brother, is for rect,and immediate
possession may be had.
Its 'oc&tion and arrangement render it decidedly
one of the most desirable houses in the city for a
lar<e busiae a.
»e 29 TAYLOR 8t WILLIAMS.
Brandies, wines and cigars —
DUDLEY &. CO. have in stcre a very superior
lot of the above, which they will sell io quantities
to suit purchase.s:
80 casks Dark a"d Pale Brandies
l'O do Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines
4-5 bbls. Old Rye Mnun am Whiskey
Old Schiedam Holland Gin
Scotch and Irish Whiskey
Mariscbino, Curicoa, Absynth and other Cor
oc!6) dials. 72 Main Street.
MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER & VINCENT,
IV/TARBLE WORKERS, on Mam street,
between sth and 6th streets, and nearly oppo
site the Second Baptist Church.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, FONTB, tc , of foreign
and domestic Marble, made in the most modern and
best style of the art.
CARVING and LETTERING executed in a man
ner not to be surpassed here or elsewhere.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine specimens of work executed by them, as the
best test of their merit. jy 18—dSm
ICHMOND SODA WATER AND
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT.—It is a set
tled fact, that (he only genuine article of Bottled
SODA WATER, in the city, is put up by M. Mc-
CORMACK, who flatters himself that he Is able to
compete with any manufactory, either North or
South, having been engaged in the business for seven
y;ars past.
To avoid imposition, be sore to call for M McCOR
MACK'S SODA WATER.
N. B. All orders, either from city or country,
promptly attended to.
Soda Water, Porter and Ale delivered in all parts
of the city daily.
All persons having my bottles, will please return
them immediately. M McCORMICK,
oc 14—ts No. 308 Broad st.
I OOK AT THIS.—S2U,UUU worth of
-■-J Ready Made Clothing at cost, embracing ever}
iityle of garments suitable for Fall and Winter wear.
The subscribers have determined to quit the business
in Richmond on the first of January, 1855, and will
postively sell at coat, either wholesale of retail. To
merchants and othera here is a rare chance. The
gooda are frosh, fine and w*l! made, and the stock ia
ample Call at the Franklin Clothing Store, No. 98
Main afreet. R. DECOU & CO.
N. B. A good cntting board for sale low. Apply as
above , e 9_s m
FkANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
BRASS FOUNDER, having opened a Foundry
on 10th street, between Main and Cary streets, ia
prepared to exeente orders for all kinda of Plain and
Ornamental Braaaand Composition CASTINGS,Ia a
(workmanlike manner.
A a he ia prepared to ca*t every day, f ersons want
ing work dona ean be accommodated In a few hoars'
notice.
All kindtof Ship, House and Chureh BELLS mad*
to order.
A patronage from the pntllais respectfullj solislt-
N B.—Highest cash price paid for old metals.
my 23—9 m
SALE—A second-baad SPRING
A VVAOON, a superior piece of workmanship, of
the mann facto re of Mr. Thomas C* Eppes, upper end
af Broad street, where it may be seen. It has bee*
used bnt very little, and that near the «ity.
Any person wishing an article of the kind may reft
assmed that great peins were taken by the well
52^"ii? aßafeet>ror wlthr "«" d 10 iu strength and
durability. j e
l)OCr. PLUME, of the Old Medical
„,J**iiJ e°r««ei 1" treating all amtt of
leeret di i-arot, and hereby Invite* a caD from tbOM
wlK> maj '*ve been unfortunate in their anociatiaai.
S th.r7^. P ;5 C i" l, J nvltll * can from per.cn.
is tho coantry who hay* been |1t«« op by their pbv
™ ?,•*'* ttr » { " w loieed that c*ic-
OOi fce reached by medicine when correctly applied.
The article koown aa the Chemical
i. probably tteyery beat thia* now before
th« wbhe for renovatini asy.tem alrwdy .battered
by dia.ipalion or other cauae. The AluuU fever
iSfi S£*nT* ' * ■ ° ertsint »-
Offic# ob Pvuriillß rtrwt, jwt bf low thft "B*ksklßfi
Hotel and first door •oath of Trtaity Ckrareb, *kh-
MtAleise. .ecnrely packed and aent t« der, with
•il direction* n U
T ICO RICE, FLOUK, &c.~TW«keeri
Jul h«r ha* sow ia atore, and oCvra for eaie—
80 inn Perdtßand and laabolln Lleorica FwU
30 do Ottomans do da
2* do Saafinrd *• do
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J THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER. 16, itM.
Por.roAMr Dekirded.—Tbe Clereland
Plaiodealer publishes a letter, professing to
fce written by James Mc Knight, a Mormon
elder, vindicating the system of Polygamy.
The elder discourses upon the beauties of
polygamy with great nnctioo. He says that
d»e of the advantages of the Mormon system
is that their marriages are indissoluble after
death, which is more than can be said of
them during life—Brigham Young having the
power to dissolve them whenever he
ohooses. *■
Elder McKnight states, in a spirit of be
coming humility, that as to himself, he has
a*yet married but two wives. " This," quoth
the elder, in a dejeeted tone, "is a small be
ginning, but the day of small things is not to
be despised." He confesses, however, that
having but two wives, while the majority
around him have more, he feels "somewhat
dim," but promises to do better after a
while. He states that the young Mormon la
dies often choose an old man with ten or
twenty, or forty wives, in preference to a
young man without one. Mr. McKnight avers
that there are instances of from six to ten
wives inhabiting one dwelling, and living
amicably, though for the most part each wife
has her own house and rules her own chil
dren. The refractory females are also prompt
ed to docility by the Mormon belief, that un
less the woman is obedient and submissive to
her husband, she will most assuredly be
damned.
We would respectfully ask the Cleveland
Plaindealer whether James McKnight, Mor
mon elder, is not a creation ef the waggish
brain that condacts the Plaindealer.
Melancholy Loss.—lt became our pain
ful duty, yesterday, to announce the depar
ture, from the tearful vale of single blessed
ness, of Rev. Antoinette Brown, who has gone
to the smiling and orange blossom world of
matrimony. Lest our readers may have over
ooked the important notice, we again pub
lish it:
Mabbjed—At Carmel, N. Y, on Tuesday, Octo
ber 17, by the Rev. H. Livingston, Dr. James H.
Merritt to Miss Antoinette Brown.
We trustthat Dr. Merritt, now Mrs. Brown
will prove a worthy Minister's spouse, and
go about among the other lady parishioners,
doing as much good as possible, showing the
women how to govern their husbands, if they
need any instruction on that point, and cu
ring the sick bodies of the people, while the
parson attends to the more important con
cerns of their souls.
The Southern Literary Messenger.—
Tko TSTnvpmhfir number of this eiceiiwn pe
riodical has been already laid upon our ta
ble. It is an excellent number, filled with
valuable and entertaining articles. The cri
tical notices exhibit fine taste and judgment.
There is a very interesting editorial letter
from Europe.
ASSASSINATION OF CASTENEDA.
Th e Havana correspondent of the N. O. Pica
yune gives the following particulars of the assassi
nation of Casteneda.
Since I last bad the pleasure of writing to you,
nothing of importance had occurred in our orderly
and quiet city until the night before last, when it
was disturbed in its propriety by one of those most
cowardly assassinations, which occasionally occur
amongst our benighted populace. This was one of
more importance than usual, as the unfortunate
victim, Jose A. Castafieda, was the individual who
captured Gen. Lopez, and against whom vengeance
was tworn at the time. Soon after he received the
reward, (#6,000,) which the Government offered for
the capture of Lopez, he went to Spain, kissed the
Queen's hand, and received the hoi ored cross of
distinction, for his (gallantry,) and he has but lately
returned. He had been watched constantly for the
latal opportunity, and on the evening of the lith,
between the hours of 7 aud 8, he was playing a
eamcol billiards at a coffee house, called Martery
Belona, outside of the city, and as he was in the
act of striking the ball, with his back towards a
blind on the piazza, he was shot through the blind,
two balls entering the back of his bead, which al
mcßt instantly killed him; and although there were
a great number of people present, the assatin mad*
gaod bis escape. Gen. Concha had an interview
wi;h bim on that day, and it is said, gave him an ap
pointment as captain of a partido. Concha feels
this as an insult to him, and has offered a large re
ward for the ap prehension of the assassin. Yes
terday afternoon he was burled. At the time of
starting, a mob collected, and showed a determina
tion to prevent, if possible, the interment A guard
of soldiers were ordered out to protect the re
mains on the way to " Campo Santo," which was
followed by an immense crowd, yelling, throwing
6tones, Sc , and it was with great difficulty that the
grave was reached. Several ot the civil guard
were badly injured-a number of the rioters were
arrested, and no doubt will be severely dealt with
This Castaneda was despised by every one ; bis
character was always bad, and once his life was
saved by Gen. Lopez, when he was uresident ol
the military commission, by his casting vote. Such
was his gratitude, that ho hunted the poot man out
with dogs in his hour of distress, to get the reward
for hia precious head. •
Kxtraoedinajly Mania rom SriciDK.-It appears
from the Georgetown, Ky., Herald, that a French
mania for committing suicide has taken possession
of quite a number of the Inhabitants thereabouts.
The following caseure of melancholy Interest
On Tueaday, OctoberTOh, Mrs Guill, residing In
tbe neighborhood of Ray's Fork, Scott county, aged
IP or 20, hung herself to a tree, and when found
wes stiti aad cold. She was cut down by Messrs J
Jones, and John Nesl, and bad evidently commit
ted the deed with great deliberation.
On Wednesday, October lltb, Mrs. Ptankett, re
siding in Graot county, about thirty five or forty
years of age, the mother of nine children, on the
plea of visiting a neighbor, went offlato the woods,
Fn the absence of her husband, taking her knitting
aod s plough-line with bcr. On the return of her
whoce stwplckmi were aroated by the
children's story of tho plough line, search was Im
mediately instituted, when ahe was found by Mr
John R vans, about eleven o'clock that night banging
to a small tree, wfrh her feet nearly reaching the
ground,her bonnet ami knitting carwtally put vide
It la rumored that jealosy ot aer husband was
prompting canoe to the commission of the roan and
reprehensible act. „ ,
Miss Wiggles, residing In Harrison county, a
young lady about fourteen or fifteen years of ago.
oa Wednesday, shot herself with a rifle, the ball
entering her right jaw and bursting out her right
eye. No cause la assigned for the net by the gui,
and she refuseo to have anything done for her,
ao she says she Is determined to effect bar pur
pose. Uis probable she will die, If she lo not dead
already. T " , » ,
A young lady by tbe name of hosier, aloe resid
ing in Harrison, wont to aw Mtao Wlffta after
she wssshot, and suspecting that she hadooiahat
herself, urged bor to eonfes»lon, promising to re
venge her os tha party who hod shot her by shoot
ing him; Miss Wiggles after exacting a solemn pro
■rise of Miss Losler, to do so, told her sh* would
hare to kill her (Woo Wiggles) for oho and nobody
rltt ifrtmtr thft
Strange to soy Miss Loslar returned home from
tor vtett to Mloe Wtrgles, and before night attempt
ed to takn her own life by hanging beroelfto atroe.
Portuatoly aha was aiacoterotf and cwtaown te
tin* to save h«r Wo, but would givo no riwm tor
her conduct,
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Jakc Winston .—The Missouri Democrat, fa,
■nnouncing the death uf this gentleman, who was
a crandson of Patrick Henry, Myths displayed at
lime, dashes of eloquence which mailed tin graat
oratory of Patrick Heory. but that he t.. much
more distinguished lor hi* wit and humor.
FoGJTrrM.—Capt Post, of the Schooaar Belie,
on hia way from New York, on the Bth instant,
met the Schooner Tunis Bowdoin, Captain Intnan',
boood to New York, from Newporta News, having
on.board two fugitives belonging to Gmltrto's heir*
in Isle of Wight They were taken by Captain
Post, on board bis vessel at the request of Captain
Inman and landed at Holiday's Point on Nan*,
mond River.
Accid*kt.—Od the 9th inst, a son of Dr. L. F.
Wollz, residing at Floyd Court House, fell from a
tree where he wii gathering hickory nuts, and was
•o severely injured that it was feared he would
not recover. He was, however, improving at last
accounts.
PicKoNS.—For some weeks past, says the Floyd
Intelligencer, the wood* of Floyd county have
been literally alive with wild pigeons, attracted
thither by the mast. They suddenly took their dt*
parture after feasting abundantly.
Snow in Oc-roßßaThe Abingdon Virginian of
the 21st Inst., informs us that on the Monday pre
vious they had a slight sprinkling of caow in that
vicinity, aad on each morning afterwards, biting
white frosts.
Sdddxn Dkatii.—On the 15th instant, while Mrs
Martha Murphy, eonaort of Stephen C, Murphy
waa attending the funeral of Rev. John Strong, de'
ceased, in Scott county, the suddenly dropped
dead from her seat.
Taxing up a Ladt.—Mr. Elliott'gives notice
that he will ascend wi:h a lady to the height of 700
feet, in hia balloon, at Norfolk, on the 28;h inat., at
the Fair Grounds.
Election.—An election was held in Alexandria
on Monday for a member of the Common Council.
Mr. George Plain, the Know Nothing candidate,
was elected.
Balloon Ascensiom.—"James C Patton, jEro
naut,' advertises that be will make an ascension
from City Poiot to-day, (Thursday,) in his new
balloon, the "Cockade."
Hosss Stealing has became • fashionable
amusement In Washington county. The Abing
don Democrat states lhat several gentlemen in that
vicinity have loat valuable animals lately.
An aged negro man, the property of Mrs. Rhoda
Campbell, of Washington county, was thrown from
a cart recently, and killed.
Found Dkad—We learn from the Norfolk Ar
gua that Wm Blaiser was found dead in his bed in
that city on Monday moroiaia Tk> xmUki w
coroner's jury was—"died from dissipation and ir
regular habits." Here's a lesson.
Ssaboabd and Roanokk Railxoad.—a meeting
of the stockholders in this road was held last week.
The receipts of the treasurer for the last six month*
exhibit an increase of 50 per cent above the cor'
responding months of last year. It waa agreed to
allow Norfolk from the Ist April next, $1000 an
nually, to pay the expense of loading and unload*
log the cars on her side of the river.
Riot in a Church — A "free fijht" took place at
a colored church in Sr. Loui» on the 14th inst. The
domestic economy of the church had been for
some time disturbed owing to a disagreement be
tween certain of the members and their pastor.—
It is stated that he had been in the habit of apply
to the mass of the congregation such epithets as "a
pack of liars, thieves, rogues," Arc , which had
given great offence. On the night In question, in des
canting upon the troubles of the church, •he re
marked that there were only twelve or thirteen
persons disaffected, and that they caused all the
trouble. Some voice in the crowd cried "turn them,
out!" Another voice cried out, "I'll be one among
thirteen to turn him out!*' The noise then became
general, and the row began. Pistols were fired,
sticks were used freely, and broken heads and
cracked shins were plentiful. The fear of the po"
lice finally caused the assembly to adjourn is haste.
Among the arrests subsequently made was tbe pas
tor himself, who was obliged to give bait for his ap
pearance. This is the latest intelligence from the
"Biack Sea" of St. Louis.
A N«w Candidate ko* Histbi3nic llonobs —
The New York Herald states that a young lady ol
that city, bred and educated for society, has, under
a change of circumstances which uiay be readily
divined, resolved to try her fortunes in the vocation
of the stage. She is young, accomplished and poa'
aefaed of rare personal aftrartlona—in a word, she
is a beautiful young person, which, in itself, ia a
capital qualification for a debutante. It I* one which,
with even moderate abilities, may win her golden
opinions from all sorto of critics, and pat her on the
high road to fame and fortune. The name of tbe
fair candidate in question is Jessie M'Lean, only
daughter of Major M'Lean, lately deceased, and
formerly of New Jersey.
A Bor Kitr,*».—A casualty rt waiting from tbe
careless use of firearms occurred at Hunter's
Point, Queen #eoantjr. N. T , Ust Sunday. A par
ty, desiring to practice shooting at a mark, put up
their target near a row of shanties, ami In the
course ot the firing a bor named John Boyd was
shot io ih« forehead with a musk-t ball. Several
persons were arrested, fire of whom were held to
ball to answer, and the others were discharged on
payment ot a fine for discharging firearms on San
<*«X-
A Snuxcxirr Liqcj* I aw.—The liquor law of
Cannectient Is Mid to be more stringent than per
simmoas before the first frost A man cannot even
make cider,unless he grows the apples himself, and
then be cannot sell te lees quantity than fire gallons
lie cannot distil his own cider; be cannot distill
any Hsil of bear—without violating the law.
gjnanrAM ExTaAOßnwAar.—Clwadie Prteas, a
■•gro musician, aaatsted by tome lOQaaaatar*.
oeronaded the Captain General of Cntwireeeetiy.—
The Plaaa do Arasas was crowfei iwdoMoiy oeto
reader it Impracticable to w»ihel)o«i,a«d from the
tuax and confusioo that prevented, net a note of the
mask played nor a word eaofoonfciba heard.
Coi.lisiok.-A frightful cart** occurred on
East River, New Toik, !«t Ifcniay, betweee CM
Wil ••• fOlil|
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peregjwssfteai itaaelb««to Cm
Coire>pood«ac* of the Plspatsh. '
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Ms. Edito*:—Our stages eutmataeed rsoatag
from this place to day by a new echedala ksrtag
•» »A. M., end arrtvta*at Moon's Ferry to Ham for
passengers to take the ear* for Riehmead Um mm
|' T Heretofore we left Baa v Die at lo'doek P. M.,
ri' *®•***« «WH« Cmn Horn*, aadar.
™««et the ears the saxt morning. Now we
(be trip down ia a dav • and mfuratif
ihealm« Ur C^T ** 7 o elock ' A - M > arrivisg here
a*ott took reni **foseeeosfor sapper. Two years
time to V d,y * DI S«»U, travelling aH the
eost of *r* * tri P to wd from Richmond, at a
davs. at ** ®"* the «p to two
* b ° Bt * l 3» aad bare
* om * *pare time to traaaaet«—« i» -j._
Mf. i'ace, the owner of the TunaUU House baa
Vork; «5X ex!
•mining the Baltimore asd New York
came back and bought alt of hi. furniture, for fax-'
•übwj hU excellent hotel, la Richmond, doing
better than he coold hare done at the Worth. I wiah
all of w mercfcasts would give Richmond a trial
for two year*; by that time they would be ceo
visced that, taking freight expenses and time into
consideration, they would do much better that they
co«Jd by goiag North.
'* M agreeably surprised, on visiting your city
not long since, to find that our friend Aastf, who
is a perfect team within himself, had token eharge
*5® dep«rtme« at the depot la Rich
mond. lie will have things dose ap brown. Mr.
Taylor who has been appointed condoetor ia Ma
place, la one of the most accommodating andpo
toned gentlemen I ht?e ever known. The com*
pany could sot have made a better selection.
Many of the Danville people apeak of goinc
down to the State Fair. Hoping every thing m»v
be favorable for a large crowd, 1 remain your
fr,end . Cmajh.ii.
The HtksLaw Repudiated.—We published
•A item a day or two since from the Cincinnati
Gazette, which stated that Mr. Thomas Hyer was
in that chy preparing for a fight with s Western
pugilist, for three thousand dollar*. The N. Y,
Herald Mates that Mr. Hyer was not in Cincinnati
at the time mentioned, nor has he the moat remote
idea of engaging in any pugilistic encounter. He
says he is not ambitious to glean any more laurela
from the ring.
Otstkm.—The Northern papers complain that
the oysters of the waters of the Cheeapeake, thaa
far tbisseason, have proved markedly deleterious
to health. Persons have been takes violently iW f
after eating them, (raw especially,) with eramp
cholic, cholera morbus, Ac, and is some oases
death has ensued. Crabs, too, have produced simU
lar results.
There were 10 deaths from yellow fever is
Charleston during the 48 hours ending Sunday
night.
Dr. E. L Ouster, tried for the murder of Mr,
Scurry, in Newberry, S. C , has been acquitted.
Rev. Cbas. M. Taggart, of the Unitarian church.
In Charleston, is dead.
Indian Battiks.—List of men of 6 Company,
Sixth Iplantry, killed io an engagement with tbo
Siuux Indians, near Port Laramie, on the 19th day
of Angust, 1854: Lieut. JohnL. G rattan; Sergt.
Wm. P. Faver; Corporal Chas. McNufty; Musi
cians Henry A. Kreppe, Henry E. Lewis; Privatea
Anthony Boyle, Chas. Barkle, Wni. Cameron, Mi
chael Collins, John Courtney, John Cuddy, wooad
ed on the 19ch and died on the 23d, John Dosohoe,
Jas. Fitzpatrick, John Finn, DavM llammlU, John
Mayer, John Mctfuity, Joho Meldros. Patrick Mmr
ley, Walter Murray, r«trM H'flnttrire. fsi»i Pit.
tenius, Aidolpbus Piumhoff, Siokely H. Rush log,
Stasis Saniewski, Edward Stevens, John Sweet
man, WUHam Whitford, John Willliams, Thomas
Smith: Anguste Lucies, Post Isterpretar.
The steamer Bay City, at Rio de Janeiro In dit
trow, report* that In enJeavoring to make Rio, she
was fired at three timet by the English naval brig
Run It a, to mtke her heave to, though, after three
previous black tbett bad been fired, the steamer
being under tail, bad Waited for the brig to eorae
up, and had her flag flying. When the tteamer wat
boarded, the English officer aaked why he bad not
hove to, to which he replied that he bad done so
before the shots were fired. The English were
looking out for a Russian frigate, supposed to bf
tomewhere on the coaat.
Rumored Mubdebof a Cbbw by the Momjons.
—It rumored that the schooner Kubt. Willis, which
suddenly disappeared last fall on tbit Lake, waa
captured by the Mormon* at Beater I aland, her cap
tain and crew murdered and the vetsel unload* d
and (cattled! She wat on her way from Chicago
and was latt teen off Sheboygan. An etcaped Mor
mon hat revealed these factt under oath, and the U.
S. steamer Michigan has been tent to took into the
affair. —Milwaukie Aewt, Oct 18,
The Saut Ste. Marie Journal, givet the particu
lars of a new and important treaty made with the
Chippewa Indian*. By thit treaty an extensive
tract of country, at the north-wett extremity of
Lake Superior, of about 7.000 000 acre* U acquired.
The land is particularly valuable for itt mineral
stores, being thought to be rieh in copper. y
The English quid-wines are speculating upon the
tomewhat lingular fact that the Icl'lals of the two
roy«l couplet In France and England, now united
in to cloae an alliance, form the word Nara, the riv
eron which St. Petertburgh stand*. The namet,
It will be remembered, are Napoleon, Eugenie,
Victoria,-and Albert.
While Dr. Bamuel Jobnton waa courting hit in
tended wile, in order to try Her, he told her that be
had po property : and moreover he once had an
old ancle that wat banged. To which the lady re
plied that the had no more property than bo bad*
and as to ber relative*, although *he never bad one
that was hanged, the had a number that deterred to
be!
In Litchfield poor bouse, Conn, a girt naaMd Jew
nette Barney wat choked to death while It a ner
vous fir, by her room-mate, a woman named Betsy
YVadhams, who gave as a reason that she wished to
end the girl's misery. Very pleasant aoduneaMU*
regard, that Wadhaaos teat a friend and no mW
tike.
Somebody In Bath called upon one of the apothe
carle* in that place late one night, recently, and
Erchased an emetic, with which fee left for hoeaa.—
i was the earliest customer at the aame ahoy OB
the following morning, and called for another emet
ic, aayln« that be bettered that rat oan was ootfaod,
aa ha eonid'al make fc stay down:
' SimiKi ros fUm-Joseph ttt, aowhM a
BulUtooa Thursday last, ot aa outrage upon tho
peraon of Helen Ilaggarty, has been sentenced to
Auburn State Prison tor a term «f Bfteso years.
The off-snca waa committed on the 14th, a spatial
grand jury summoned on the 11'b, an lad let moot
found on the 17th, and a trial had and sentenced
passed on the 18th and 19tk.
Among the passengers of the iM-fatfed Aretle, we
Ami the name of H. 8. WtHiama and wife, of
Hatches. Mr. WUliasas had iatnl* ncinn Intn P<»
aeaakm of a rery large foiltine, and had been Ma
king a tottrof the eoatiaoat. ;
aMnsfin&sMfig
up to seveateea mttttaoa 9m ham mm—met
the denraees of bsaad. wir?.
Mr. John A. Winn, ttrh| married Mlsa CNm-
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