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Prince Edward

TIME next course OF This Institution WIZ I'm
mence on the Ist OF The ensuing Noveihoe''
and continue until the Isl September, lsio.
All the branches theoretical and practicab az
TAUGHT during The term, and according 10 the ~,
coyeres and Improvements OF the present ehlS..,
ened state of Medical Science. Lectures, -.
monstralons and daily examinations are ~
modes of imparting instruction adopted: -,
Particular attention will be given 10 Pfactc".
Anatomy-and private lnhnnary cohnes'I
with the institution, and to which students az
all times admitted, will afford them ireouen'rf
portunilies OF Witnessing important surgical "
rations and cases in medicine. .;,, s
A full course Of lectures in this lnsti1u.lon
received as equivalent TO one in the Washins ia,
University OF Baltimore, and entities Inc s.'- =
TO all the privileges OF second course s'untu
thai school which is one OF the best IN The ol'Va,
thus saving him whole year in tine, ai' .
least 400 dollars in money. .t,,
The fee for full course will be SlOo pa! az
in advance. Those students who pursue cou, 90
Of dissections will be charged an additional -
of 500 j.. ;mme.
Excellent board can be obtained in The 'n'"''
diate vicinity, and on Moderate terms. ,,,, IA
Students wishing TO join The Institute W. I'D
we'll 10 signify such intention by letter earn, hsd
10 state whether they wish books 10 ne iuIn', nmh,
as an arrangement effected with Northern pnii y
fishing house enables the snoscrioeis =. nro-
them at a cheaper rate than they cou'u :
cured elsewhere. ~ NJ n
FRANCIS ]. METTAUER, A. M, M -
Prince Edward c. H., Va, July o-c~'iN'
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To The Editors of he Enquirer:

GREENE e. H., Oct. 6, 1915.
Gentlemen: see in your paper Of The 18th in
slant, piece signed "Arislides,' in favor Of
bringing before the ensuing Legislature General
William F. Gordon as proper person 10 lie 70
led for as our next Governor. BE it SO; have
no objection. He loves old Virginia, and old
Virginia will NJ, forsake him, her son, who is
,rue 10 her cause. Gordon was certainly elo-
quent and powerful in the late Presidential can
vass, and travelled as much, and over as rough
part of the State, as any man, Tor The cause Of
Polk, Dallas, Texas and Democracy. But am
sorry, that "Aristides" entered so largely INTO a
detailed recital of The causes Of The rejection Of
Gen Gordon at The last Springs Congression-
al Election, because he has done injustice To
MANY who formed that Convention, and, IL nc
cessary | can show ii at future day. | shall
now iorbcar answering "Aristidrs," because
know il would do no eood-and without any apo
losy for the course took in that Convention |
come forward in The hope that The good old Com
monweah will select Gen. Gordon, moi on ac-
count Of anv sacrifice he made in The Fifth Con-
gressional District last Spring, but because she
cannot do better. haye always thought it bet
Ter that Caesar should be sacrificed than Rome,
or anv citizen rather than our common country.
admire the General for The vote he gave. When
he came forward 10 bury party discussions, tow
erins over prejudice and having his vote recorded
for Shelton +. Leake, he showed HAT he rallied
around The altar OF patriotism and his country.
have no GOODNESS for such man; bui no apology
for what have done NAMOZINE.
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DOING JUSTICE.

The Union, in repnhlishins our article in re-
fu,a,ion Of The charge, (now wilhdrawn) thai
Judge Mason was parry TO The absurd
Is assumed "inirisue" between Col. Benton
and The Administration adds the following re-
marks upon another subject in which the name
The distinguished virgnian has been involved
"The Enquirer correcls one error about Judge
Mason. We must beg leave 10 correct another,
for which therehas been Just as little foundation.
II has been suggested thai Judge Mason was Il
candidate for the bench Of this District in place
Of Judge Thrus,on. There never was more
unfoundei supposilon. The Judge did not de.
sire the Office; and we are sure, if il had been Of
fered 10 him, he would never have accepted it.
We need scarcely add, that The President himself
would never have consented 10 change the Judge
from his cabine, 10 The bench"
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IT, RUSSELL BIGGER CO.-seyen capitals In
i the last two Lotteries, sold by BiGGEK 90.
Drawn Nos. Of pokom"se t es s S'd a. az Is
Whole Tietet Nos 2s so H. 70 46 e., QUARTER 10 Is
%, io l9 g., soid by BIGGER & co.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Class $50:
e6 o. 40 80 AZ IL p Al l6 ca So Us
Tickets Nos - 80 c. Is SO 49, and 10 "a Sc sold by
BIGGER & CO.
For this Morning. prize Of 90 ,O0o 600, 2Oo0 10
OF 0OO &c. Tickets e 80; halves Y; quarters c. c.
~ Nos 10 drawn.
For Tickets, call before II o'clock al the Prize Office
OF T. RUSSELL BIGGER s. CO.
For This Ev.ning-SeO 900, 7OOO 20 OF 900, &c. 70
Nos 10 avn. Whole Tickets Sc.
Also, The Dollar Inttery-$3, 00n Capital Prize. 10
Nos, Il drawn. Whole Tickets 81.
Another of 81 ,0N0.
Drawn Nos OF Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class o.
l6 65 So "a 80 20 G6 Al Z 10 So ,
Whole Ticket n A Is, prize Of sl,o 600, sold ans
paid by BIGGER co. The Ticket can be seen al ihe
Office. OS'' .
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FROM BUENOS AYRES.

Yesterdays National Inlcllisencer gives The
following confirmation Of the great outrage COM
milled upon the Argentine Republic by The con-
Joined English and French fleets. Their nDjusl-
fable Interference with The Republics of this con-
linenl will attract The attention OF The whole civil
LIKED world and may call upon our government
10 give practical effect 10 Mr.. Monroe's famous
declarations upon subject which must ulli-
mately affect our Foreign Relations:
can arrival al New York brings advices from
BuenoS Ayres 10 the 10Th August. They furnish
confirmation OF The accounts before received OF
the seizure of The Argentine squadron by the
English and Fiench--at which the British Pack
Ell newspaper gives vent TO heavy burden Of
indignation. According TO il, the seizure excited
the warmest Indignation at Bucnos Ayrcs, among
the foreigners as we'll as natives, and n rcsolule
determination pervaded all ranks and classes moi
10 comply with the demands OF the interfering
Powers.
admiral Brown and all his officers, natives
OF Grea, Britain, wercrequired by the British Adj
miral 10 sign pledge that they would mol serve
again during The contest They were received
with huzzas and shouts of welcome on their land
ing al Buenos Ayres.
"The captured vessels have been dism ntled,
and laid up at Montevideo, which port is open for
trade, though all Inc otner poris on that coast are
in slate ofrigorous blockade"
The Philadelphia Gazette states the "British
Packet" adds narrative Of the following re-
remarkable additional outrage:
"That, on The Sd OF August, Sandman vessel
the Eufraca, arrived of Monte Vidco from Bue-
nos Ayres, and was boarded by an officer from
the British brig Racer, who ordered the Eulracia
alongside the Admirars ship.
"The order was obeyed, when the Captain Of
the Racer came on board and demanded the letter
bag, which he opened, and took from it seventeen
letters addressed 10 General Orbe, for the inspec-
lion OF Admiral Inglefeld. The Enfracia was
then forbidden TO enter the port Of Buceo, whittier
she was bound, but her commander was told that
he might go either into the harbor of Monte Video
or back 10 Buenos Ayres. The Packet says that
such proceeding may be safe with feeble pow
er like Sardinia, but that it would not have been
venlured on il the Eufracia had carried the flag
Of the United States"
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET Ocl. Is.
CoTToN.-Sales Of Mobile and n Orleans AZ
"a 8. and upland "a els; stock light and de-
mand limited.
FLoCR-Saes OF The week amount 10 1000
bbls.; prices have advanced so els per btl. since
The receipt Of The late foreign news: no flour can
be obtained under S525.
Wheat has advanced, sales al l05
l07 for red, and white 100 a ll2 els. Corn IS
scarce and in demand. yellow Gl cts. and white
81 So cts Oats much wanted: Sales OF Sou,h-
ern al 81 cts.
WHIskgY-Sales Of 420 bbls al IS els, small
Sales oil hhds. al "A els.
NEW YORK MARKET, Oct is, PM.
Molasses is very dull, 300 hhds. sweet Havana
brought - %. cents, 100 n. Orleans % II c.
ran 'emand Tor brandy and gin, and Gin has al
vanced IN price; sugars are dull; sales OF $50
mas. y; dreams al e. s. els, ST Croix Il
- Gus, 1"oa Muscoyado at =. cts. teas are de-
ing Ia'ner oelleI; 100 hhts. Kentucky tobacco Al
, a l-2 els. To-day, The sales az cotton are son
bales al steady prices Flour i, ayiIa,ed Gene.
see opened al IS 62s, but is nov !, = with FEW
sellers One OF the lasl lhires on 'ehanoe was tho
purchase Of 5000 bbls. III store 4, = with tLc
privilege Of taking il Ten days hence, with rocx-
ira charge; Tor Howard street 80 i c,;.,.J .,J
that is about The price Of that and Geo,e,,own
No sales Of wheat, 10000 bush I'VE were soid a,
SIC, and 200U al 19c., most o il for eSpora,,on
the rest 10 the iisliers. S, nth, Jersey and
Md. corn sold al 63c., measure. No sales Of bar
lev oats 40 llc. Lard in bbls So Sic Chee.e
Ia 7tr Buier is held back in county, a great
deal Of il havinsbeen bought, 50 that present pr.
ces would leave 4 loss. The highest price pad
for bunch rais,ns is 81 GO The disiillers offered
drudge whi>key a! 26c., but il was taken 50 freely
that they soon stopped ceilings z. bbI>. have
been taken at PC. Sterling bills plenty AT ..
prrmium; Francs 5 25perd dollar.
fLnragi III Cqn,perc6
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Of Thursday morning. Ii is mostly made up Of

Of Thursday morning. 1t is mostly made up Oh
reports. We give lis substance;
The Wings have succeeded in the following
counties viz: Clarke |, Ro>shy ,ooo, Securing
a Wing Senator and Representative III koSs a''',
Hccking,) Dalke and Shelby J. gam li's'''",'
|. (.aiu.) Muskinsum 5 hy 500, Belmont Nv :
or 500 Greene, Warren, Miami By . Of wv
Montgomery ; by Al majority, Jefferson " =
majority.
The Democrats have carried Knox ana (ie-
porlei) Guernsey, (gan.)
Ir,hese returns be correct, The Democrats nave
gained and lost d. We Fave no ma'er'a,S "Po :
which 10 base an opinion as 10 The seh'fai ''s"''
Of this election.
P.S. Later accounts inform Us, ihat me pe'
mocralic majority in Cincinnati IS ~ anu :" '"e
county OF Hamilton l9O3.
The Democrats have carried CraW'o'o' va
dolle, Seneca and Butler By SUI, Perry :, WV
WAYNE by GOO, q ga,n) Coumbiana Cartoi' anu
Tuscarawas, Senatorial DISTRICT gam
The Wings have carried HARRISON : ~
Lawrence and Medina
Democratic gam 3--ioSs q
The Cincinnati Union, on account OF 'he "d"'
OF union and harmony otyhe Democrats "o',S no.
look for majority in The popular vo'e' u sue"
an uneynec,ed result should come abou', II mus,
in a great degree, be ascribabe to "the penel'een'
influence of The sound Democratic nali'nai al
minislra,ion. The Union thus WINDS up:
eve do not expect The Legislature ana u We
sbouJ find ourselves in a majority in The ilonse,
we should rejoice most highly in an unanllcipa-
led victory. We sincerely hope we may never
be- compelled to 90 inlo contest under siu'''a'
OF our own creation.
$50 far however, rs results have appeared, we
have The Strongest cause iur qualification ourselves
and conoralulalion To our friends throughout The
Union. Whatever may prove TO IL lhe com
nIoYion of Ohio mar, our friends elsewhere, as
well as al home, may rest assured that Ohio VIII
be found right in 'l6-when We hare good reason
10 anticipate union in The parry, and Tar more
favorable stale Of things than has existed during
this campaign"
pesSsyl.vANIA.-Th Senate is composed OF
~ members. and will stand: Democrats is,
Wings Is. Democratic majority 3. Washing
ION has elected Democrat
In The House. there are 100 members There
will he probably TO or 65 Democrals-or De-
mocralic majority Of % or 25. Last year 4.
Rprns. the Democratic Canal Commissioner,
will be elected hy 30 or $4,000.
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For NE Eaqnrcr
= - - 11''1 ''''''''
THE LAW OF LIBEL.

| have recently read, with much pleasure and
profit, the opinion of The Supreme Court Of the
u. s., in the case of White vs.. Nichols aud
others, reported in 81 Towards Reports. II was
delivered by Judge Daniel, and covers The whole
ground Of The law Of libel. The research and
ability exhibited in it would do credit TO any
Judge in any country, and shows that Justice Da-
MEL fully understood his subject, and has The hap
py facility Of expressing his opinions in style
al once clear and lorcible. Among other import
ami points determined, the decision throws around
all ample protection against written or printed
malevolcnce, from whatever quarter il may come
especially is il direct against the hypocIile, who,
under the pretext of duty, and the susc Of priv
Legged communications, seeks 10 iDJure others
The case grew out of an effort 10 have White
the plaintiff, removed from office By means Of
certain communications addressed 10 The Exccn-
tive Department Of the U. S. The decision IS
particularly valuable 10 the bar, bringing lrge-
iher as il does in concise and clear manner,
all the learning upon an important branch Of the
profession; and il Judge Daniel had given no
other evidence Of his judicial capacity, his OPT
Mon alone would en;ille him 10 the thanks OF The
profession, and 10 a high rank among his breth
rem OF The Supreme Cont.
A MEMBER or TIE RICHMOND BAR.
October 18th 1915
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND. OCTOBER Is, 1878.

ARRIVED,
Boat Tennessee, ID. Clumpacker, with 6Gl
tons mdse., from l.ynchbnrg 10 |. D. Crenshaw,
Brother, < Co.. VIM. Anderson, IT,, B. P,ylon,
Jones X Blair, Warwick \ Bark>dale, and H.
Ludlam & Go.
Boat Star, T. p. Wright, with 81! tons mise
from Lynchhurg and Mile Stone 40, 10 War
wick and Bark>jale, Gordon y Skiukrr, Deane
& Brown, and III. Ludlam 4 Co
Boat Highlander, James Byars, with 49, tons
lndsc, from Lynchhurg and New Market, 10
Schacr 4 Co, III. Ludlam x Co, and A. r.
Harris.
Boat Nanny Perkins, George Cabell, with Ct.
tons md>e from New Marker, 10 A. +. Hams
John NJ Sheppard, Webb, Bacon X Co. II.
Ludlam x Co., and Bridges Mckinney y Co.
CLEARED,
Boat Paul Pry, J. Gilmore, with GI ions mdsc.
for Ivuchhur9
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Destructive PRoJEcriLE-Capiain Bllclte,
OF The French navy, has recently invented new
shells and aIenades, which are said TO have great
CT destructive powers than any hitherto known
These projeclies, when fired at ship, do NOT
pass through her side, making simple hole, oul
explode in The act OF striking, and cause large
rent, and spread combustible matter in every
direction which it is impossible 10 e1tineuish,
and the ship struck cannot escape from being
burnt.
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FoR TIRE ENQUIRER.
To he Members Of Mc Legislature Of Virginia
WILLIAM r. GORDON FOR GOVERNOR


WILLIAM F. GORDON FOR GOVERNOR.
Gentlemen: In few weeks you meet in your
State House in The City Of Richmond, 10 carry
out the wishes and will OF the people on all sub
jecls that may come before you in your legisla-
tive capacity. One of The most prominent, is the
selection OF gentleman and statesman 10 fill The
office of Governor lldoes appear to me that The
public voice points TO General VIM. F. Gordon OF
Albemarle.
Gentlemen, General Gordon needs no eulosy
from an humble voter like myself; most Of you
know him, Cat least by repulalion) you have
seen him, and marked his course in the many
responsible stations he has filled for many years.
You saw him in the contest in 1910 and IA op-
posing manfully, and putting TO flight, the miser-
able subterfuges OF our opponents. Many of you
saw and heard him in our Republican Conven-
tons with delight, and ielt an enthusiastic pride
that you had such champion, in the cause Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21

MonMos p.c,rIclTIoN.-Gen. Hardin and
others have effected pacifcalion with The Nor.
mons. They profess 10 be ready 10 sell out and
remove beyond The Rocky Mountains next spring
Six thousand with heir rulers, will star! early
in The season. They are said 10 be busily en-
gagged inryins TO sell out their and improve
mvn,s, and making other preparations Tor de-
parure The conduct of Gen. Hardin has been
marked by great prudence and frmness; his pre-,
scncc, with small force, soon restored order and
peace.
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W.P. TURPIN'S PRIZE OFFICE
nKAWlNG nf Alrlandria Lottery, No. 2i5, Ehlra, DC

W.P. TURPIN'S PRIZE OFFICE.
n RAWING of Alexandria Lottery, No 2i5, Extra DC
- toher IA:
- u - G5 80 x ~ ~ ~ 81 n ~ 80.
Whole Ticket N.s. IS SO is; also, half Ticket Nos.
Of % The fourth capital prize of 81 3uD, in the above,
''"' "'"' VIZ = W. r. TURPiN.
Drawing of I.eP.burg Lottery. No 3, Extra, Oct u:
AZ II "a 81 as 80 ~ &c 81 43 "a 20 TO-
Whole. Nos 81 20 Il; also, Nos Il u ~ both sold
and paid by w. T. TURPls.
Drawing IL Alexandria Lottery, No. 2ls, Ertra Oct IL
so II 10 81 Sc 70 . "a 25 a. So lG 81 e.
by w. +. TUKPiN.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery. No. 40, Oct. 49,
20 so 81 "a IS 81 ~ 80 ~ ) ~ 90.
Whole Ticket, Nos. % % g. prize "f son sold by
w. l.. TURPlN.
Lottery for This Morning Capital. si7 500. Who'll.
Tickets s5-sharrs in prnpnron-for rale until III o.
clock this norningat TURPIN's PRIZE OFFICE.
Oct 81
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OyERBoARp-Two Of The convicted Anti
Renters who came up to-day in the steamboat
hope jumped over board as they were proceeding
10 dinner-at least one jumped and dragged his
shackled companion into The river with him.
They were pulled out nearly half drowned.
iBGDB Alias.
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or Crawford,
/" McAllister,
] ,TS5
Afa;nr;lr for Era Mfnril

Majority ioi CldMOi", 800
vote OF The two counties 10 be heard from.
"ln The Senate the Wings have - and the De
mocrals % Senators.
"The House will contain GO Wings and co
Dcmocrals-whch will be changed one by The
determination Of The tie in Madison county, for
which new election has been ordered. So that
the Wings now have a majority Of six on joint
ballot"
Fl.oRlp.. = The Florida Democratic papers,
which we have received, all assert, that there Is
no doubt Of Erockenbroush's Dcm.l election, but
by reduced majority.
The Tallahassee Foridian Of The lllh gives
The following estimated vote Of the whole Stale;
"'rhe returns OF The election come in slowly.
The West, as we stalled before the election, gives
a majority for Mr.. Cabell. We have mol heard
certainly from Escambia, Santa Rosa, Manoh,
Washington or Calhoun, but we think the vote
in The West will Ike about thus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21

IcE-Ice was formed in The neishhorhood CT
this city on Thursday and Friday morning.
We see itslaled in The Philadelphia Gazette that
ice was discovered in that city and its vicinity
carly on Thursday morning. These decided
irosls will have The effect OF removing the bilious
and other diseases that have prevailed so e1len-
sively late in the surrounding country.
TBautmors American.
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Boots. shoes, Trunks, &c.

FiII iRRTTHI.
WE have on hand usl received, a very gene
w ral assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Trnnts,
Sole Leather &c, which We offer Tor sale BY Ire
single pair dozen, or package, at very low prices
We respectfully invite all 10 want 10 give us
cal--wr will sell very cheap, fnrcash or to pune.
lual customers. PGTNEY 4 WATTS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, &c. Oct. u
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+. WORDS OFFirE,-Drawing Of Virginia
q. I.eesbuIs Lottery, Extra, Class:
CO 20 s IS 25 ~ IS SO IS G3 - 30 10.
Ticket Nos. s 80 G9, Capital Prize ~ ll,r abnvs,
soli by NokD.
Drawing of Alexandria "ittry, Class 10:
~ 80 81 IL - 81 A. ~ ~ : ~ ~
splne fine Prizes nl out in the above.
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery. Extra, Cla's"ts
30 II &c 81 Sc 10 81 Is ~ So il Gl a.
Drawing of Virginia T~e,urg Lottery, FNtfa, Class 8:
40 II CI g IS ~ ~ 9f 81 ~ ~ ~ ~.
Tickets Nos IA a 7s; Ca 7O a. and ~ ca az ihree
Capital Prizes in the above sod by WOkD
SiOO will pay for Certificate al Parknge Of Whole
Tickets in NEXT Saturdays Lottery So ,r0 Capital
Tickets $40 --5G Nus, IL drawn
Lnlitry fur this day.-Sl7 500 Capital. 500, 10 Of
uUO &c. &C. Tickets S. 10 be had uni " o'eloek al
J. +. WORLDS OFFICE.
Oct2l Corner opposite Ex,hinsc Hotel.
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Propositions Tor a compromise fciween lie
lctory Girls and The factory lords were mace at
lillsbnrg on The Ilh The Post hears shat The
EMPLOYERS are willing 10 join with eastern manu-
f;ciurer. in introducing The ten hour system
llroue bout the Union" II may he that Mty are,
butt has never ye, appeared that the eastern
manufacturers are willing 10 join in the system;
on The contrary, they have savagely opposed II, N
paclice and ,hpoiy-[ Boston Pest.
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uOYT'S OFFICE-Drawing comes 10 hand by hni
pat I o'clock this morning Capital DIV.
Tickets only S, halves and quarters IN pr"rofuoh.
Sales close al II O'Clock. - ~
80. ~, saIs hen Ar UOYT,S OFFICE,
80, 81 af' No Exchange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21

TalAr. or HII.-On Wednesday, the Court
.oninued the examination of The witnesses on
he part the Commonwealth. up 10 late hour,
md when The cars left yeslerlay,Q o'clock il
vas not entirely concluded. The Witnesses on
chaIf of The prisoner have yet 10 be examined,
md The counsel 10 argue; and, as The term Of The
Court in Nansemond expires on Saturday, Che
.udse having 10 hold a Term in Isle Of Wight The
GLOWING week. il is nearly certain, that The
.ase will moi reach the jury before the Cont ad-
ourns. lflhis be the case, the prisoner will re-
main in custody ill the middle OF April,
Fridny's Nortoik Herald.
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r. II T. A T. X Il /.
Second night of

Second night of
THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SERENADERe.
Mcwrs Sanrcod, PtMam. German, Harrington
anu Uhit, whose performances last evening were
received With the most enthusiastic applause 10y
delShtc' and crowded audience.
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Brosucs, Brosue>, Brogucs.

RICU.WUNU MAKE.
WE are manufacturing at elegant and sub
w stanial Broguc lined ahi bound also,
coarse Hrosues, black and russell al sizes, sua-
Die for farmers, golfers, and tobacco factories,
which We will sell very low for the qua'iy; they
are really a good and substantial Shoe We
make them, and We can recommend them a. be-
ing good. We respectfully invite our customers
and all in want TO give US a call.
Oct. 81 PUTNEY & WATTS