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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-11

NOR HlRE-Two Carpenters, a House Boy,
i Chamber-maid and Cook
LEWIS HILL,
Collector and General Agent,
Feb. lit Over Colquitts
EDUCATIONAL young lady from Massa-
e chuse,ts is DESTROYS Of obtaining situation
as a teacher in a private family, or popuous
neishborhood in some of the adjoining counties
in the vicinity OF Richmond (woud be preferable
She has considerable experience in teaching, and
s'pualilisd to teach all the branches usually taught
in first rate English School.
Communications addressed 10 Messrs. London,
Willingham s. Drewry Richmond Va, stating
terms, will meet with punctual attention.
Feb. ll-cw2w
CLOVER--SEE WHISkEY, FAMILY
~ FLOUR-The undersigned is now receiving
for sale, fresh mountain CLOYER-SEED, OF su-
perior quality, and has in store Richardson's"
Old Family RYE WHISKEY, and Family and
Extra" FLOUR, of various brands, very fine
He also furnishes, al short notice, French Burr,
Esopu., and Cologne MILL-STONES, OF every
size aud approved quality.
Feb. lit Basin Bank
CORN, MEAL, HOMINY FOR HORSES,
OATS IN ,S1EAF AND TIRESHED,
HAY, FODDER, &c.
r WILL attend 10 all orders for regular or ca
L sual supplies OF the above, which may be sent
10 my house or le1 at MIR. r. NJ. Burtons The
sheal oats are of The Eas crn Shore--ihe thresh.
ed mixture Of the Scotch and Massachusetts
varieties. A barrel Of corn yields y bushels OF
homny which will be sold a! 81 cts. per bushel,
as an inducemenl TO horse and cattle feeders 10
give it trial. A sample may be seen at Mr..
Burons and al my house.
| have also Jacks and 3 Jennies Of The best
blood, tor sale low.
Ny Agents, and all other persons, are prohi-
biied from selling and buying for me, contracting
on my behalf, or subecling Inc in any mode what
ever 10 pecuniary liabilities unless specially au.
,horsed in writing 10 do SO.
GEO. TAYLOR
Feb. ll-3awlw&2awtf
HOYT'S OFFICE.-Drawing Of Mononga-
i i liza Lottery, Glass G.
43 GO 80 4 G9 90 IS 81 CT 81 Is lG II.
Alexandria Lottery Extra, Glass No 80:
d 6 GO SO 3 GO So 42 rs 81 IL % IS 10.
Lcesburs Lottery, Glass No. G:
GA A 13 % IL 46 33 SO 81 as d 63 %.
Ticket, Nos. 46 G3 CT, Capital Prize, sold
in the above Lottery.
For to-day 000-Tickets 81.
Also, for Today, SoO, 0OO.-Tcke,s 55-shares
in proportion, for sale at
HoYTS OFFICE,
Feb. III No. 3 Exchange.
TIMERS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH
i REVOLUTION-Con for only 81 25.
Another supply Of this very cheap and interest
ing Work, received this day, by
Feb. IL NASH Il WOODHOUSE.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS great
lvl est care has been exercised by us in select
ing Musical Instruments, Of a superior character
Persons may rely upon getting COOL Piano, a
good Guitar fine toned Flute or Violin, by cal
ling on NASH q WOODHOUSE,
booksellers and Dealers in Piano Furtes and
Music, 1877 Main Street. Feb. II
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nR.H. d. TALIAFERRO, having resigned
~ his commission in The u S. Navy, with the
intention Of residing in Richmond, respectfully
offers his professional services 10 The public.
Office, the corner of Franklin and Governor
Streets Residence on East Grace street, opposite
the Old Church. Jan. 2S-eoG
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARrIi
High Water This day a. 81 o'clock, A. M.

--------------- -
SAILED,
Schr. Joseph Marsh, Pearce, New York.
Schr. Courier, Couch New York.
Schr Amos Birdsall, Birdsall, Fall River.
Schr. Henry Clay, Martin, Norfolk.
Schr Oscar, Hickman, Norfolk.
Schr Col De Russy, Parker, Baltimore.
Steamer Pocahonlas, Hoingshead, Baltimore
BELOW,
Brig Josephine, Robinson, from n. Orleans.
PoRr WALruArL, Feb 10.
Sailed, Barque Eunomous, Mansfield, Master,
Rio, Flour, from Gallego Mills.
New Orleans, Feb. Cleared, barque Phce-
nix, Boush, Richmond. Feb. 2.-Anived, barque
Parhian Allen, Richmond.
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SILVER MEDAL,

II depha, and American institute, New York.
for
Improved DAGUERREOTYPE LTKENESSES
Taken by Van Loan and Refer
g.JRooms at The Mansion House, No. IS, Main
Street, short distance below the Bell Tavern.
Opposite side,) Richmond, Va.
Miniatures of all sizes taken, and colored, is
requested, in clear, cloudy OF rainy weather
Instructions given in the Ar and Apparatus
Of the most approved kind furnished on Ieasona-
BILE terms. Chemicals and polishing substances
for sale.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited 10 call and
examine specimens.
Open at o'clock, A. NJ. Jan. l5-tf
NEW TIN, SHEET IRON AND STOVE
ESTABLISHMENT.
TINE subscriber having commenced the Tin
i Sheet Iron, and Stove business, is prepared
TO receive orders for any work in his line. Fa-
miles will always find a good assortment VI
housekeeping articles al his store
Merchants from the country are niorme!
that his assortment will be extensive and every
way worthy Of their attention
Roofing, Spouling and all other kinds Of Job
woai, done al short notice, and in the best man.
ner.
Browns celebrated Patent Counter, Balance
and Platform Scales always on hand.
CHARLES D. YALE,
l2S West Main ST.,
Opposite Of Eagle Hotel RUNE.
Dec 24-c2aw3m
TO BANKING INSTITUTIONS
DRAPER & CO. respectfully offer TO Bank
~ ing Institutions, their services as ENaRA-
vERs AND PRINTERS.
Their Senior Partner, John Draper formerly
ofthe firm OF Murray, Draper, Fairman s, Coz
tenders his thanks for the preference hitherto
shown for his work, and hopes TO merit its con-
linuance. Their arrangements include Mach-
merry entirely new, and as no duplicate will exist
of their dies, such Institutions as may employ
them, will have great additional security against
Counterfeits.
No work Of any description used on their Bank
Plates will be placed on Notes Of hand. Labels
or Badges DRAPER & CO..
GO Walnut ST, opposite The Exchange, Phila.
delphia, Jan. 39-l5!'
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COMMISSION BUSINESS-The subseIi-
" Der, after an experience Of many years in The
sales of Tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse, offers
his services to the Planters and Dealers in To
hacco in Virginia and North Carolina, to sell To-
bacco, Wheat and Flour on commission. All
produce entrusted 10 him shall have his stric,est
attention. OHice-in front of Shockoe Ware
house. JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond, Dec "a, l6l4.-c2m
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BILL or FARE.

The above list comprises The principal dishes
10 be had at the shortest notice; and other dclca-
cics can be furnished TO the customers Of the Al
ha,nbra, when in season.
Members Of The Legislature are informed that
they can have Private Room, whenever they
lecl like ealinga an Oyster or Game Supper.
II Families can always obtain Wild Ducks
and other Game, in The feather; and also be
supplied with fine fresh Oysters, By The gallon or
bushel. r. w. ALLEN,
ith street, leading TO Mayo's Bridge.
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HOWARD HOTEL, NEW YORK,
Thomas g. Roe Proprieiors.

Ih0Mds . roe LI0WHfWs.
This well-known establishment, at the
fssin corner Of Broadway and Maiden Lane,
al6lW. 10 the city of New York, is now opened
under the direction and proprielorship Of The IN
dersigned, by whom, lis high reputation as FIo-
Tel OF the first class will, i, is hoped, be fully
sustained. II has been put in the most thorough
and complete repair, painted and refted. Those
arrangement. which have ever rendered il equal
" attractive and convenient TO men of business,
10 men Of leisure and 10 private families, will be
continued the plan still existing Of having two
different hours for meals, so that all may be suit
ed This arrangement, it is believcd,is a pccu-
liar feature Of this establishment, and has proved
eminen,ly satisfactory TO all its visitors. In adj
di,ion 10 the exerons Of the undersigned, those OF
Mr.. John Thomas, formerly OF the American
Hotel, Albany, and late Of The United States Io
lei, Saratoga Springs, will be used 10 ensure, as
far a. possible, the satisfaction of tie friends Of
The House and the public generally. The under
signed, look, with confidence, to the maintenance
Of that favor with which the "Howard Hotel" has
ever been honored. Nj. J. THOMAS,
STEPHEN r. ROE,
Late Commander Of the Hudson River Steam
Boat, Empire.) Feb. 1l-St
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Mondau, Feb. lOM laas

ty ,s .; was received from the Senate
,aS;. s,! clerk that they had passed the acts "Es
topn,n ing nnS two separate elections in Madison.
AaIiSsa, and ITO change the name of place for
dom ga separate election in the county OF Lou
Il. con Ia ior establishing separate election in
r iSUu MY Of Northampton"
Lical;onS speaker laid before the House, commu.
zen d Jan from J. D. D. Rosset,, an adopted ciS-
lAe Law .sscn county, for certain notifications Of
"F Imprisonment, for deh,
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GRETTER & GRETTER,
GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Doors below the Bell Tavern,
WILL sell Produce of all kinds for their Gus
w toners free OF charge for selling.
Refer 10 The Junior Editors Of this paper.
GEO w. GRETTER,
DAVID B. GRETTER.
Eoh
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NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
BY Express 10 Richmond
WILMER & SMITHS EUROPEAN
TIMES

TINES
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made, by
II which THE EUROPEAN TIMES, pull.
lished in England expressly for the United Stale,
and Canada, will on the arrival ofall the Steam.
ships at Boston and New York from England,
reach Richmond hy express and be delivered BY
special messengers, 10 Subscribers only, in az
vance Of The mails from England.
II has already attained very high character,
and may with great propriely, be said to contain
the best Price Current, the best shipping list, and
is the best foreign European newspaper which
reaches this country from England, for II COM
priscs in a condensed form Of twenty -four CO.
umns, every description OF news Of interest 10
America, which has lranspred in England and
other Foreign parts from the ailing of,he previous
up To the hour of departure oflne steamship which
conveys the forth coming number.
s-- Amongst other numerous and fauering
testimonials. the Boston Morning Post says:
awe are greatly indebted 10 thi, newspaper for
our foreign, miscellaneous and commercial news.
One number OF Wilmer & Smiths European
Times is worth whole file OF any other English
paper"
Subscriptions "a per annum may be ordered at
any ofihe Offices Of Wilmer & Smiths Europe
an Times:
Boston, Court Street; Philadelphia, So Ches-
nut Street; and No. 3 Ledger Buildings; New iolI,
Wall Street; Baltimore, : Light Street; Liver
pool, - Church Street. Feb. ST.
Mr. O'Shauglnessy The agent OF Messrs Will
mer and Smith, will lie found at the Exchange
Reading Room, and will receive subscriptions 10
The European Times, and all other European pa
pers including the "London Punch" illustrated
News and Times.
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Tickets $40 halves $, quarters 9 so. Cert
6ca,es Of Packages of &c whole Tickets Sl4O,
2G halves 70, 26 quarters So.
IT Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Certi-
fcaies of Packages in The above splendid Lotto,
ries, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, to all who may order Tickets from us.
J. G.. GREGORY & CO,
Jan. % Managers, Richmond, Va.
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FOR SALE,
A DOUBLE COMPOUND SOLAR MI
n CROSCOPE-n nagnifyiDg power five mil
lions-a very desirable instrument for some Semi
ary OF Learning. Apply al the DaguerreotyTe
Rooms, No. IS, Main Street. Jan29-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-11

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.
A GOOD second hand Engine Of eight horse
N power, with two large boilers, about % inch
es diameter with the usual fixtures and appenda-
ees now at Tuckahoe coal pits Price $500 at
four months Enquire at this Office.
Feb. lift
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Eel, lI-ctMhl
GROUND PLASTER.

GROUND PLASTER.
FARMERS purchasing Taliaterro's ground
plaster, can be certain Of getting, fresh arti-
cle ground in the City.oi Richmond and Of the
References, Messrs. VIM. Anderson s. Co.:
WORKMAN & McGruder, John A. Lancaster &
n, Jan. l3-cwGw
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MAINLY GROCERIES-Weke keep constant.
r 10 on hand a good assortment OF Family
Groceries which we will sell low 10 farmers
Call on us for barsains-5 doors below the Bell
Tavern. GkEl lex & GREIIER.
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MARRIED

In Warrenton, N. c., on the Sd Of February
by the Rev. Mr.. Duval, ROBERT w. Hanson,
Esq, to Miss JULIA HAsKINs, both Of Brunswick
county, Va
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Williamsburg, Jan. 25, lS45.

Williamsburg, Jan. 25, 1915
The parties interested in the foregoing orders
or DEGREES are hereby notified that have appoint
ed Saturday, the Isl day OF March nexl, 10 iaSe
The several accounts thereby directed 10 DC 'aSen
at my office in the City OF Williamsburg. on
which day and place, by ten O'Clock IN The lore .h
noon, the said parties are desired 20 a,iehu WIN
e enable me 10 carry The said orders or DEGREES
into effect, accompanied by Inc original DEGREES
and this notice. .,,,rr et1r,r con,r
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SALE OF BANKRUPTS EFFECTS
ITlI j be sold I'll PnAlic ncIinn 10 lLa biol

wv I'D DC oUNI 1T uUIIC n UIlUH 10 IIlt IIISI-
w est bidder, on Saturday, the 18th day Of
February, 1915, al II o'clock, a. NJ, Tor Cash.
al the Bell Tavern al The auction room Off. II
Dickinson & Brother, two Negro Girls and one
Negro Boy, being The interest OF Joseph t. Ii.
gon, a bankrupt, in the Dover Estate OF Ann Ii
gon widow Of Joseph Lyon, deceased, and sur
rendered by The said JOSEPH I. Lyon, for the h.
nefl Of his Credilols--whch, said slaves, snt {
the Schedule was surrendered, have by an order
Of the County Count of Prince Edward COUNTY,
been allotted 10 the said Joseph T. Lyon, By
Commissioners appointed Tor that purpose.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN
Feb. 4-c2awtds General Assignee
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nIANOS.-Continued arrivals from n. York
and Boston keep our assortment OF superior
Piano Fores at all times complete. No house in
the country has more commanding stock, either
as regards quantity or quality, than our establish
ment now presents.
A guarantee will be given in any shape, when
reouired. that there are no better instruments
made than those which we offer.
NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and Dealers in Piano Forles and Mu-
sic, 1877 Main St., Richmond Fen. 7
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II For further particulars, certificates, &C.,
see daily advertisements. For minor prizes, see
Schemes at the counter Of No. 8, Exchange.
II Persons from the country, when in town,
should always call on HOYT, if they are in
want Of money
n Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by
]. G. Gregory & Co. constantly on hand. Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended TO with
promptness; and the drawings Of Lotteries sent,
when requested, TO all who order of
Feb. 10 D. M. HOYT, Richmond
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nor HlRE-Two Carpenters, House Boy,
i Chamber-maid and Cook
LEWIS HILL,
Collector and General Agent,
M ~ Drar ColrutS
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

sour Correspondent is right In his Ieeolse''Gn: ,a
AZ is provided for by Browns Resolutions-l kdho
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Mr.. WITCHER, from the Committee Of Elec-
tons, made long report on the contested election
from Caroline county, which, on motion of MIR.
Anderson, was ordered to be printed. In concludes
as follows:
AT the close Of The election the polls stood thus:
For Andrew S. Broaddus (si,ting member,) 5l4
Deduct illegal votes, 80
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DRIZES! PRIZES PRIZES I'm Lotteries
/ now drawing, 10 be had at D. M. HOYT'S
OFFICE under the Exchange Hotel.
Hoyts Arrangement for Tie Week
TODAY!
Tuesday, lO,000-Tickets 4.
Wednesday, 2O,00O-Tickeis 5.
Thursday, 20000-Tickets 5.
Friday, 4,000-Tickets J.
Saturday, 7000-Tickets 81.
SATURDAY.. 30O00-Tickets 10.
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T G. GREGORY & CO., Managers, No. lOI
D. Main Street, Richmond.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. !, for 1915, 10
be drawn a, Alexandria, d. c., Saturday, FebIu-
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CITY Intelligence.

Boy Focxp-NIr. Town a conductor the Harlem
Railroad picked up few days ago a nice little fellow
named George Clinton Demo; his age is six years. II.
avs that his father a teacher at West Point
and that he has grandfather named Wright living a
f,atskl.
CoRoSER's OFFICE, July l7.-ED,cts Of The Hot Yea
fa,r-The Coroner held inquest on the body Of Mi
chael Hollarin at the Park dead house Verdict
TO his death by ntemperance and exposure to the heat
Of the sun.
colorcd called "Joc" fell down yesterday after.
noon Goth street, the Ord overpowe red
Nv the heat, and died Immediately.
The Coroner held an inquest on the body of Lewis
Moore at 81 Oliver street. Verdict to his death
by congestion OF the BRAIN arising from exposure to the
heat.
man named Johnson fell down Broadway this af.
ternoon sun-struck. He taken to a neighboring
lrug store, and from thence to his residence.
Patrick Fearance while working on O building in 18th
street fell dead from the effects of the heat and was
conveyed to his residence, III West street
Droyned-An unknown man found in the North
River between Perry and Hammond streets-he had
been there time. aud tied to a stake until the
coroner could hold an inquest
Sun S,ruck-Mr Williams. of West 18th street left his
residence yesterday, extremely heated from pre-
sious exerton, and had reached the of Hudson
md Charlton streets, when he fell dead His wife had
made an appointment 10 meet him at n store in Canal
street, and was walking down the 9th avenue when she
met men bearing his liieess body upon bier
She thrown into violent commissions and was reno
we'd to her residence.
The Coroner held inquest on the body Of man
named Josephs, at the Park dead house verdct, came
20 his death by disease Of the stomach and poweH'
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY TO my promise here
% he amS me sS s as s @ f
with an eyEanat GU as foiiows;
from their mpnent yesterday by military companies
ns ma TSsy s c and %sess
d then proceeded to stanwix Hall with the Mayor and Com
Tnsis sa was up O
G to a ss %RS % @ lex
n Cy ya nd r0d ssI einas e.e to the
The Abanians thunder who your grub. This.
e s o S New YORK sy b.. s Hs
e%sn The conduct 0fG,, anything but decent
lie Company dec dedly improper taking din
'9s e the entire exclusion e he BURGESS, Corps aud En-
he dinner the New Workers There bad management
The Guards left il the Knickerboce last evening and
Ss sad. hs efy naa %e " the Bull" Head
L. the first pare had no escort from our sround-he
hot
a " ws "o T Ie @ Or r s s Esy
he distance near me further; thea striking into the road
the Eseo for @ pos H% to @ s%
of Of il Of the o dust being s Lace.
before s,sps for breath aud choakna e! drop
hurried ." ih " miles + s'd sf's
@ Es ss CALL ds sSc S Of e not
,avng any Isissamenls 81 C o'clock M Arms stacked
Gds . K"s. ssss g:
,ood including my.e wher found The nonopolied
twenty minutes retired with disgust intending to
eek civilized society We returned the Hall and found NOT
than hafa dozen Of ~ Guards tere-cosider then the
fes.g ofmy men m,diaely collected them as Tar rs Is
worth having tbut paid for by subscription aud were
ted like gentlemen blythe whoe.soued Ihewr'fer
ohe paragraph bad all
Ear gong 70 thunder his grub goes the saddle fits the
inm j. - :,
Please answer the Mr. K.ckerbocker:-iow much
to the 70
~ lie Gmarsi Did did rot gentlemen from New
.,th disgust In not gene bei nd how dned at the
Mansion Franklin Houses how large was the room to hold
merely ask the writer fri ndly CALL any way.
shape
ticuIarly among civ xed humanity. .
close hout returning the part Of my ommand)
,nr sincere and he felt III pks Capt Pierce ard officers.
ote Troy Citz Corps Tor the kind attention paid when
visit Troy in connection vi the citizens OF that beau
riul place. Also that hearted veteran Captain
cook of the Republican Artillery for the bountfu supply OF
refreshments splendid garden the evening Of the 9th
and the ladies' the occasion for the
G. l.. WAUGH
Fifth NJ Guard, New York.
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yet shine throughout the land if carried out the
spirit IN which II is begun There is one shoal they
must beware of, not 10 lend themselves to party
press. Make this a national affair, and il will be-
come one of the most useful, the most praseworthy
and in case OF emergency, one Of the most valuable
associations in existence There is flood of wa
,ers existing around this continent whenever
such llotillas are necessary. There are ready and
called forthl 1t is not at times when necessity
quires it, that these men can be prepared, unless
they are INJURED to it previously. Let the govern
ment only offer some premium for the exertions Of
our streams rivers, and lakes, and in short time,
shall see quite different aspect of affairs in this
respect Is il for show that the grand prizes are
races Look a little beneath the surface Their
predomlnance in nautical matters, are much owing
10 such associations.
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The Coquie, Mnna, some five 10 seven minutes
later; the Newbnrgh and Addy, still further behind
BY this it may be SEEN that in forty mile race,
there was only about fifteen seconds difference in
time from the two last starting boats
The whole affair throughout was extremely well
managed, particularly when it is taken into consi.
deration that only two days had been taken to get
the whole affair up. The club must be particularly
indebted to Geo. w Blunt, Esq, as principal Of the
nent Of the good things" which appeared to be
very plentiful on board, for such a small and respec
table party.
Capt Stringham and Commander James Glynn
not able 10 be presen 10 ar' as Judges, in con
sequence Of their more otiic5 duies bur their pa-
res ably supplied by Ae@srs. Geo Schuyler
and Denning Duer. The prize was for a most beau
ifu silver cup, Of chasie workmanship, which, M
soon completed, was given to the deserving
winner.
This IL but the nucleus Of nautical club that will
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poJSce Intelligence

po,,.x n.r,,. Tbursdav July l7th.-Sfedhng n
Store-Wm J. Taylor was arrested charged WIN steai'
ing stove from John 4. Adams i9o merry s.rse.
charoed with stealing two dresses, valued AZ Ss from
,;"tbsrinc Davis, 1853 Leonard street
S,a.y;ng Corks James H. Quin was arrested charged
;,h stating lot OF corks from John Mullany, No. 20
oak stree. -, "a. .x.~~.s ~r,h
Grand Larceny. Rice was arrested charged win
obbing man named James Lyons, at so Anthony street.
Of about $50.
Te iasf Defaication.It appears that the bookkeepss
az Nessrs Iasbrouck Co dcraudcd them Of less than
5000 lie has made collections on their account
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Hon. Branch T. Archer, the Father Of the Texas re
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This publication viii also contain Governor Ham
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The price is six pence a copy