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p.vnaroksr, also bill in relation to the Quarantine
OF New York
Then the Hsuss adjourned.
The ball givsn by The BURGESS Corp last evening" at
stsnwix Hall, IN memory Of Warrington. was brilliant
affair At 10 p NJ, his Excsllency Gov. Wright, arriv-
hollow square and received him with all the honors;
Immediately after, two beautiful little girls no mere
FIVE six old danced the Polka IN that hol
low square. in . remarkably pretty manner the Cover
nor looking on In the meantime, highly delighted The
the appointments complete.
The weather has moderated and the snow 10 melting
away
SUPERIOR CouRr OF THE UNITED STATES, FEB. "a,
1876 mo. 65. The Agricultural Bank vs. Charles
Rice and al In to the Circuit Court oil the United
States for Mississippi Mr. Chief Justice fancy deli
vered the opinion Of this court affirming the Judgment
Of the said Circuit Court in this cause with costs NO.
las. J. O. Wilson appellant, vs. j. Turner and al The
argument of this continued by Mr. Schley Tor
the appellee and concluded by Mr. Webster for the APP
pellant. No. 100. w. w. Woedworth administrator So
commenced by Mr. Latrobe for the appellant
The Chief Justice announced to the bar that the Court
would not the present term take any more cases
involving the consideration of constitutional questions
Adjourned till tomorrow at II O'Clock
Sales or stocks mt Boston.
BRoKERS BoARp, Feb. 24-a shares Fitchburg Rail.
road l3 20 Western Rallread o6i seller 10 days. lao
do. o. Sei; so Norwich and Worcester Railroad, s4i
80 Reading Railroad, 32k; loo do 3 seller 10 days
80 Long Island Railroad, 81 in LOTS 90 East Boston
Co, l4k.
srcoNp BoAnp-l5 shares Western Railroad, e6f, sell.
Railroad, al; 90 Reading Railroad, al; 10 Norwich
and Worcester Railroad eb seller 10 days; 30 do GA
Sli; IS Long Island Railroad, 81, seller, days. 81
do, 81.
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Brighton Cattle AIarlxe,

FEB 23-At market, $40 beef cattle, 500 sheep, and
$50 swine About lao beef CATTLE 200 sheep, and 800
swins shipped board the for today's market,
were blockaded by the Pittsfeld and will not
probably arrive until Tuesday night The swine re-
ported unsold last week. changed hands TUESDAY at
about &C.; and 425 Of which are again reported.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We noticed extraordinary fat
cattle, fed by s. Wadsworh, Esq, Genesee Flats, New
York The best yoke taken the epicures Of Wor
cester about $300the others for the Boston MARKET
at prices from S. Is to 81 81. We quote prices gsne.
rally to correspond with last week extra S. IS So
first quality SIS 80 SIS rs second SIS SIS IS third
- IS q 81 rs.
sheep-Lots were sold from So to s. so.
Swine" Dull,r" dulln One small lot only sold at
81 4c selected small number retailed at Al and SIC
100 swine unsold
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PHiLApELgnIA, Feb. Is, 1876.
Senator Gibbons and Robert T. Coxrsd-Pitts5uvs and
Philadsiphia Right Of Wsy to Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
rood Cenndsrstions- GGori Bsnk- The Weather, &c.
The chief matter OF interest agitatng the minds
Of our people, 10 the quarrel between Charles Gibbons
late President Of the Clay Club and State Senator
from this city and Robert T. Conrad, Judge Of tbs late
court Of Criminal Sessions and the author
Of Jack Cade Conrad Of Naples" and other works
of genius The affair grow out Of the Of Senator
Gibbons In opposition to the ins ructons Of his constt
nent the application pending in the Legislature
or the right OF through the southwest the
STATE 10 Pit,sburg for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company Judge Conrad took the liberty Of criticsing
nrousn the editorial columns Of paper with which he
connected the course Of the Senator strongly though
ss Pes,seuy dscorous manner condemnine II. This
rev oI,n from Gibbons, from his place In tho Sc
nate, lew days since, savage and venomous attack
upon me private character Of the Judge.
Inc lsuer understanding that the former held hs.Jf
personally responsible for his language sept a frisnd
Mr. Charles biidle, believe q son Of bs lats N;,ho
ss bddic 70 Harrnburgto himself Of ths .cs sd
to arrange the prelimInaries OF q meetinr c.hhs.s
however, declined acknowledging the vslid;,v ~ ~
"ccds honorable" asst 10 called, and in SO dom. 4, NJ
opinion, acted ~ best became a good cit,rsr ~ ny
maker, and q Christian, whatever may hsvs b.sr ~
auih he comm ittsd at the eonnsncsnsnt In W. ~
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New Bedford OIL Market.

New Bedford OIL Market.
For the week ending Feb. %, 1916
Sperm he market remains the last noticed
We have only to report sale Of 400 bbs, at % cents
cash.
In Whale Oil and Whalebone have heard Of NO
tran
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BALTIMORE, Feb. Is, ls46.
.anoher Snow siorm.a Bill for the Resumption of State
Honesty-Gen. Cases Lecture-Mr. Burke's Concert
Stock Board and Markets
Another snow storm commenced few hours since,
and Is now covering the ground slowly but surely so
that some good seighng may be anticipated provided
is not followed by rain and general thaw as all the
snow storms we have had far this season. have end
ed The sleigh bells beginning to Jingle already
and Of our boods determined have sleigh
ride in storm, if they have 1t other way
There is quite jubilee this morning among the good
citizens Of Baltimore account Of the introduction into
the Legislature, yesterday Of bill to place Old Mary
land reetus IN euria before the world nterepay
ing people IN other words, to provide for resumption
OF the Of the interest the State debt the
lst Of October next. But will give you synopsis
Of the bill. which will doubtless, be looked for with
York II ia IL substance as follows:
purpose The coupons on csrtcates Of interest due on
the State debt up to the LIST Of July next in certf
Sec provides for the resumpson Of psymsn on int.
rest the LIST OF October next thereafter az
the Governor, Treasurer and Commissioner of Loans
Sec. auth1rsss the above officers as they deem OK
pedient to dispose OF stocks and bonds held by the
State and apply the Same to the payment Of the above
Certificates.
Sec directs that all surplus moneys in the treasury
This bill has, learn, been agreed upon in caucus by
tno maJoIity ana Will pass Doth h0ue
by large majority, and Gov. Pratt confident in
his belief that can be faithfully executed within the
given time.
There nothing of the slightest interest now stirring
In these regions though business is beginning stir
unusually early, with bright prospect Of heavy
Of dealers Our city s full of merchants but they
will not venture farther North during this snow storm
and should continue will probably make their purchas
es here.
Gen Cass delivered lecture, last night, at Mr. Ham,
nsrs church, on The Progress Of Knowledge" There
general turn out of his political friends and the
house was crowded to overflow His lecture was re-
ceived with great favor and the General may calculate
having made oothold in Baltimore at least for the
next Presidential race against Gen. Scott
Mr. Burke gave his second concert last night but only
had tolerable audience that Mrs Bal
ley favorts vocalist in this city, formerly Miss Wat.
took part in the concert He certainly 10 perform.
or of great ability, but he to sttract but little at.
tention
srocK MoNEy MARxEr.-The stock market Is
steady and sales max ng at previous quotations
City six per cents which show disposition to recsdc
sold at the Board yesterday at e7} e7} at tho close
97f bid 97A asked State sxes ISL Sterling 6vss
e4a 60 threes. 20 bid. Psnnsylvanis fves, 7Oi bid.
kentucky skies, 90.
TnE MARxErs-Thers 10 still no change in the market
for breadsufs Howard street -four continues to sell at
- 49, Whiskey is selling at ~ cents for hhds
aud 70 for barrels.
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NON the fadieaI cure Of EonoFIh0a Eeot, s(ninh ~
and all moceTpurulsnt dscharEesf from the Wcsnn
Fills the result Of twenty years experience ~ IL Hc6a
Charlie In fas pronounced by their nveae
Professor velpau, infalihe smsdy fer 81 aSeease
the uresha They effect cure il mueh nnefe0 omo q
any Other remedy. without tntng DE ssssh Si9suee19
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been presented to American Congress for cir
democrats would stick to H. "A Voice" o. sit down.
The question was taken by tellers and the motion of
General Mcconnell was negatived-Aycs SO, Noes 50.
Tho CHAIRMAN, after giving a rap with his hamme err
requested gentlemen to take their seats and talk
ing; and recognized the gentleman from Alabama
Mr. McCsrrrLL-Mr Chairman, move to strike out
the nrst clause OF the BILL (Which makes the appropra
TONS for the objects spscihed) "A voice, What did
my motion a, far as any Individual could be concern.
ca ne had but obeyed tho prompngs of nature. Will
esnuenen consider Cries Of order "order'D Who
moved to strike the nrst sections and want to make
zone remark DO but obey the promptipgs Of nature,
wasn essay to guard my constituents
Inc CHAIRMAN, ussrnly) Gentlemen will take their
Mr. Nccoss.LsaTas money here. sir, is to be taken
to be given to loasrs end paupers But sensrsts and
apart from ell this there section f,nd 40 not
m,rcs proposing 10 purchase the s,osh ssS on ON
Louisville and Portland Canal Compsny-amomn, ~ w
more than million OF dollsrsand for what purpose
That contracts may be made with spectators and
Jobber-punderers, who lie In wait pounce ON ths
treasure Of the Republic protest. sir agains, the bill
tempatsd the design Of this bill but in my opinion !,
10 fraudulent, and stupsndous outrage. (Lsughter1
am not opposed to these things but fernent Laugh
lthe member from lIlinos) (Roars of laughter) pro
t SIR against il, on the principle OF common and
nsM hope those who brought forward this bill will
nave mercy on our common constituents "A voice
amen Rproposss to benefit, to too great extent,
LAKE Michigan, which long the said John. give
After some further remarks inaudible In consequence
me conIusion Which prevailed, the gentleman from
Mr. RHErr arose, but as ,sver.l u.uh.rs v.r. .t.rd
ny ~ ~ nsshDorhood, u was not discovered who had
the ascr ey right, until he began to speak
he made motion TO strike out ali after ,hs snsc,,ns
clause, for the purpose Of opening MP ths dsbs,s
Msssrs. wsfrwasrm, RsrrT and Tssa1 Hs'; mad. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-21
August 18Th, l774.
HORRID DEEOi

An inquest was commenced or Saturday night
last, and continued Till Monday last, before Robert
Tate Wicker, Coroner OF the City, upon ihe body
Of Martin Cro6eld, who was found stabbed TO the
heart in front Of the house OF Mr.. N. Ryan, al
the termination OF 14.h street, near Mayos
Bridge, in this city. The evidence was circum-
stanlial as 10 who committed the atrocious deco,
and grea, deal of testimony was examiHed,
which terminated late on Monday afternoon, in
finding, BY the jury Of inquest, that jeremiah
Kinney, Edward Patterson, and Robert e. Kuhn,
were guilty Of The murder, and Amanda Loden
as accessory before the fact Kinney, Patterson
and Kuhn, ale !aborers, and worked a! The Viz
siDia Foundry, AID Amanda Loden is vile We
man OF i'll fame, nha biting place in the noto-
rious McGuire's Row, sink Of iniqni,y, near
Mayo's Bridge. The Coroner having had ali tie
parties previously arrested, upon The finding Of
The inquest, they were committed 10 jail, and
Court Of Examination wss called upon their case
Tor Tuesday next, al the City Hail. al IL o'clock,
A. M. The evidence led 10 The following con-
illusions:
On Saturday night, Kinney, Patteson, Kuhn,
and fellow associate, named John Macarthur.
started together from their boarding house, near
the Public Warehouse; they went down Cary
street; at the corner Of l4h street, Kuhn parted
from the resi-, and they wet 10 The house cl
Amanda Loden, where Macarthur ien them,
Amanda Loden not being in, but her mother and
girl OF il-iame being the only persons present.
Amanda Loden had fallen in with Kuhn, and
had walked towards Mayos bridge, passing The
house of Ryan, and around on The South side OF
The canal, leading 10 the doe1 there they were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-21
..OgER SECOND THOUGHT"

Many Wings look upon the Democratic parry
as the very incarnation OF mischief aaa wrong.
Leia measure be adopted by the Democrats, ana
these "marvelous proper Wings" without look,
ing into its merits or probable tendency tor good
or evil, olindly and fercely denonnce H. HIS
enough for them to know that it proceeds from
Democratic source; for that reason alone II must
be bad, and must be denounced by the Wings
Without going into the numerous instances at
hand, We shall cite The following confession OF
"Cal,n Observer" The n. Y. correspondent OF the
National Intellisencer We wish that his party
associates would eyince simiial frankness and
honesty, when ,hey fnd any thing 10 approve IN
Democratic action Their rule is 10 denounce
every Democratic measure, simply because II pro-
cecds from The Democrats:
Zone remar, will now make IN regard 10
what has been done. | voted against calling inc
Convention, and expressed freely my opinion
that should vote against The constitution which
they would probably ADOPT. said so, because
knew a majority of them would be Locolocos,
and unprecedented they mould annia,late erery con-
serrai,rc principle in the present fundamental
law. Since they have been in session, however,
MANY OF them have taken ,ou',d rictrs on The most
interesting topics, insomuch that | have great
hone that The change which they will make will
bc such as to make the new constitution moro ac-
c,y,eJie than could have been anticipated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-21
pAMUNKEY LAND IN MARKET.

THE subscr her, wishing chansehis place OF oca
tion, either for tie South or West, Is induced y:
thst and ether considerations 10 offer for GALE IN rri.
sonah'r three Farms, located on me PamnrS e
River: r..st-Ths OAK Sp:ing Farm lying Immediate
~ the river, offers prrl'aps - many liiace es a.
ay Farm Of ill., size IN The tide WAFER s-ctnn II con
tan- three hundred and hty acres OF Ilhd. TWO hun
drrd aud fifty Of which il arabic land. aud now under
4 high state nf cultivation and Improvement having
RECENTLY been married with The green sand mari, and i
now well srt Ia clover II has on II Two story Wood
House, with eight comInodions rooms closets, &r, per-
tanning 10 a convenient house; Kitchen with four
rooms; Dairy; Ice House; Negro Cabins; Barns; and
fine Stable Carriage and Cart House, as 10 be found
anywhere. This Farm hasaarhed 10 II fine Fishery,
and the river banks aboun I'd In In1 The second Farm,
called ayiipd lies separate from the FIRST by narrow
st.ip of land. This Farm cbnains by recent survey
six hundred and seventy acres OF land TWO hundred n
which l. in wood; remarkably well iimhered-ti2t, To-
gptcr with the afHble land j, under me enclosure,
aud g.on state al cultivation. Some OF TINS lana ha-
been married., and al! OF u well ditshed lhis Farm has
an Orchard on II, containing some eight or nnc differ
rnt kinds Of ft nj o: superior quality. II can hc.st
nj tine a!-a there hein. numerous springs, ami
well on The Farm. The buildings consist OF IN Over
seer, House. with TWO rooms; smoke House; S:b!c
Barn; Corn Houses and Nrgn Cabins, all Of comfort
able order. The third Farm, being two HeS dis
lant from the two above mentioned Farms, offers con
siderable Inducements. rs regards health line water,
sc. II contains three hundred and thirty acres OF land
all lying beautifully; some very productive meadow
land attached 10 t and the greater portion Of the high
land has been married., and Is now In clover The I'M
provements consist in small Wood House, with
four rooms, and necessary outhouses. These lands
all well situated, being surrounded by energetic,
honorable plnners and tn. ntshbcrhord can boast OF
as good health any other Underwater section Ether
Of the above mentioned Farms admirably adapted
for ply sican; the practices being worth from thou
sand five hundred 10 Two thousand dollars; and goDd
money at that
Private norions, connected with my future arrange
anxiety 10 -r will gnaranter good bargains Al wish
Inr 70 purchase lands In tide water srlrn, viii 10
well to view these premises. If the purchaser wishes
IL hr can be supplied with every thing necessary 10
cultivate the Farms with.
TERMS RE asonable time Will be- allowed The pnr.
chaser Possession for seeding wheat in thu Fall VIII
be given, and entire possession on The fist day Janu
ary next. WIN. p BRAxrON.
King William County. Jsly l0-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-21
POETRY.

THE DEw-DRoP AND THE STREAM
The following beautiful lines, which we ind II
newspaper, are said 10 be the production oi
servant girl from Devonshire:
The brakes with golden flowers were crowned
And melody was heard around
When, near the scene dew drop shed
It's uslre on violet's head,
And trembling 10 The breeze il hung!
The streamel as it rolled along,
The beauty Of the morn confessed,
And thus The sparkling pearl addressed:
"Sure, lille drop, rejoice We may,
For ali is beautiful aid gay;
Creation wears her emeiaddress,
And smiles in all her ovel.ncss.
And with delight and pride sec
That liule flower bsdewed by thee
Thy lusire with gem might we,
While trembling 10 its purple eye.
"av You NAV we'll rejoice, his true"
Rcnlied the radiant drop OF dew
mypn will no doubt, as on you move,
To dock. and herds blessing prove.
Rn, when the sun ascends on high,
IIs beams will draw me towards the SKY;
And must own my little power
pve IN, refreshed an humble flower.
"Hold!" cried the stIeam, "nor tnus fep'ue'
For we'll Ills known Power divine,
Subseryient 10 His will supreme,
Rss made the dew-drop and The stream.
Though small thou art, q must allow
No mark of Heavens contempt ART thou-
Thou hast refreshed an humble flower,
And done according 10 Thy power"
All things that are, both srea, and small,
One glorious Author formed Them all;
This thought may all repinings quell,
What serves his purpose serves him well.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-21

TELEGRAPHlC observation-disclosures
tion was sent By the magnetic telegraph, that a
woman named Ca.harne Holeran had robbed
her employer, Mr. Healy, OF Springfield, Massa-
,husells, Of 200 dollars and had taken the cars
for New Haven, bound, as supposed, for New
York An officer was therefore despatched 10
await the arrival OF the New Haven boa and
sure enough woman answering the description
was on board, who was arrested and taken before
the Chief OF Police. On searching her person,
the officer found 1913 dollars of the stolen money
tied up in her handkerchief. In her trunk num-
Der Of articles were found such as ladies' dresses
and fancy articles, evidently stolen. Intorma-
ton was Immediately despatched back BY The tee-
graph that the thief was caught, and the money
recovered.-[ Ncp York Mirror.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-21

IN CHANCERY-vihoiSIa AT sn9rftci III,
! Chaacery for the Richmond Giccni. u = - ~
piiol in the city ct Richmond, June 20 is'i .,t,:
Edmund Christian, i4N"
ayainst tr,,-.
Thomas ;. Dicken Committee Admir'.,f-'oio.. z,
cis Nelson, deceased, and Committee adia ~ 49,
bonis non of Franci. r. s,ubts, dece.-rd ~ i-f
s. Baxter, Attorney General OF tie Comm I'M,
Virginia, nel, u, ~
The plaintiff this day filed his BILL and y. u
ants their answers the sans. TO which ~. t,q.e
plaintiff replied generally: and, thefeupon, - rs.
being docketed by consent Of the pares, az" s,,p.D
eonss nj coming on to be heard upon The o a, v,a
and replicailnns Aforesaid uoon on s1ni' l.sta
The bili. and upon the ef1dayit Of J. NJ Coain.
on BE- half Of the plaintiff, and being argues II as
on consideration thereof, and on the muy' ,e- Z
plaintiff hy counsel and with the eon'cu. ~; ~
frndaats BY their counsel, tn oun coi1 vp NJ I
he'll. OF Frarci. Nelson. deeea"d, CO tSr II. ST..
ro:her, Amy stili, deceased iisay .nrn 4,sr..,t,
if not t,-n that the heirs OF SAID hai -" ,- -.
on the part az their mother, or motto ~ ,efr =
mar tie, DO or before ih- fra d. e. y. r;is- q
this Cous,. flo their petitions. pfayn. "a pst."nt
feniants IN ihi. cauEe Gsd exhibit w esr9 o 'tf
tie eydsnce of such heirship; aEd ~. pr -
order be forthwith inserted IN soT. !. .r,fst
shec in the City If Richmond, for el.,. =, C,;rcM
sivsly, aud ro..ed Al the fro5s cor o. -
saic city. a ecrr. Iepa popRpT5 n, q
July H-seawev e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-21
We cordially endorse The following remarks Of
the Rockingham Register

THE GAINESVILLE HERALD.-We re-
sret 10 see that he spirited, intelligent and enter
prisiag edi.ur Of Ibis paper is almost compelled
10 stop its publication. Ill-heallh is one cause Of
the almost contemplated suspension; buthe main
ono is the wan. of sufficient patronage. We are
not acquainted, of course, with the good people Of
GAINESVILLE and OF The region round about-but
this we know, thai they evince an unkind spirit,
if nothing else, in permitting friend Whitaker 10
sarve allhe helm Of the Herald" The paper
ough, 10 be KEEP, up; it is well conducted, and
worthy Of patronage. The Democracy especial.
y ought TO rush to its rescue or it is an able and
most efficient advocate Of correct principles
We wish our friend Whitaker (whom we have
never seen, but whom we know from his paper 10
be generous feilow)a speedy restoration TO
health, and to the Herald We wish long lille
and great prosperity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-21

IOWA.-The returns, as far as received, ind-
cafe that the new constitution has been again re.
The following counties have gone against it,
Henry by 400 majority. Des Moines 100 Louisa
90, Muscanlins 100, Van Buren,, smsl malorl'
~, Jefferson 100. !,
Lee county has given 400 majority for il, Scott
So, and Clinton 81.