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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-05

ARRlstrs OF iMNGRANrs.-An official statement, has
just been mad" ont, showing the numb ol passengers
arrived n \. york from rieu committees dnflug Pc
Rod II SIX years, ending 3oh September last. Thc og
gregale Is oae million one hUdrrd and fifty thousand
and fire h1td,td. number equal To the Resident pupua
tIou vi the cay nearly three lines over. Ireland and
Germany. course, are responsible for than half
the Co.neTs.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.


neutrality-suspicious. la Let Nov Isis, los hhds,
do do 10 do lsaa, ai2 hhda
Demand continues btizk et good Shipping and Manu,aez
turing Leaf luEs aud Common l.cal. IL 10 10 cts lower
SALES rauEc from - = 10 81 80 Ion las~. 81 to - t
rommen aud uldhnR ieat 81 to ~ Tor auad and tine
Sh,nrtng, ST To- so Tor gsod aud fine Manniaoaimr
NllEA / - osI4 et> Lon Rod, 30 81 IT. fr W he
WILLIAM 4. SMITH
Comm ission Merchant
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NOTICE.

A FREE RAIL ROAD BARBECUE DINNER
will be gwen al Campbell Gouu House, Monday the
2h inst. b. continued from day day. (Sundays
excepted. } until completed; 10 which AaLafe invited.
Several speeches expected.
Nov. 9Th. TIE MANAGERS.
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U:sTCYgN ~ .yEW.ELRY..
HOPEWELL. NURSERIES,

NEAR FREDERICKSBURG. VIRGINIA.
rINIIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale unusually large
i stock oil FRUIT TREES, FLOWERS, &c. for au-
timu planting His Apple rfeea, with the exception of
varieties, OF large size and very thrifty. In
his stock o Peaches, rums ani Pears be found all the
newly introduced varieties Of merit also inc stock 81
Apcos Grapes Noetarnes, Wanuts, Strawberries Ever
blooming Roses, Dahas, Sc Catalogues, wit pces and
describing The fruits, So may be ATTAINED OF Mt John II.
frcc, Iynohhnrg, who viii receive and forward orders
Trees packed IN the best manner and delivered at the depot
togo by richmond III. H. ROBEY.
Dot l1=whsI
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AGENCY uF
glr. y y. ElfCh,N fcknhrMich .NcHLrtlseG.

Used by him with such distinguished IN tn,
u of Coughs, Gou,umpan tatarh, Asthoa Heart Dis
cases. nyslepsi ,ooln'a 1es, Female Complaints o.
So Nso, Ii. = Fitc'a Abdominal supporters Shout
der Braces inhalius Tube, aud lie CONSUMPTION,
aal the preserving Lite aud Health to Old Age ~.
JOHN II SI.Al hu, brnn appointed agent in III. sale Of
the above ooa, aud VIII krrp them CONSTANT, on hand at
h, nrug S'or, L,nchbup, Virginia
0y-l Fites " Guide Bapl, 10 mvalis, and Dircctions
Ion rrcmaiug leph aud Instructions to Mnhefs, in tho
Manag cement of Chlrrn,n may be had sratnoosiy, nv
calling iul il al the Store aboye. Au extremely valuable
Book
Auw. IA-i.f
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The Storm Yesterday interrupted the wires in various
direclnns and therefore wi hout our usual DIES
patches The lUcs will doubtless be in working order
again 10 day Bat Clipper.
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EObGcr0 ;SCTGicS.

I'VE have for sale,
w good Tobacco Flatening Presses,
small BGA Pres, which we VIII sell on accomine
dating terms.
judy IL Is No Ol'hl.f y SIMPSON.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

| WISH topotehase number 81 llktlN NEGROES
l lot winch will pay the HIGHEST CASH phlt Is.
All letters addressed me at iherty h"hnd county will
receive prompt attention, ". &. HEWITT.
Ann. d
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no Contractors.
ltEAI.ED PROPOSALS viii be received at the office OF
- the James River and kanawha Company in lchmond
until the I'D day o Nov omhe neN or the construction n
STONEDAhl across James l,ef at Naden's Adventure
Falls, twenty weight miles above Riehmond.
Tie Dam will be about 100 feet long and 10 feet high
The whole work Will be paid Ion current Bank notes
Besides the usual reservation ol 20 cent the monthly
estimates the Contractor will be required to give ample
cnnty satisfactory to the Board Of Directors Tor the
pleon OF the work at the time and IN the manner specified IN
the contract.
plans of the above work will be exhibited and spccihra
tom thereof delivered the contractor, the Companys
Office Richmond by the 5th day of November next APP
plieation to the Secretary otthe Company.
WALTER GWi Nm,
chief EnguleorJ, Il * X. Co
Richmond Oct Is. lSl9-vy3w
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NglsElE' SsH.I,@

ANtSG taken the large storage prmetls occupied
l by Messf. Montgomery AM Bo's, shall hold night
salts nsh during tho week., (Mnn lays aud nrdays
tNvcrAO My stock consists ol Boadoths, Gassimerc,
NcV,,ng-, ntesa Goods, DOMESTIC, - sc.
nov l-ilh NM II MOSBY, Auetionear.
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virginia:
+ Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit SUPERB
n Court o Law and Cmnccry for the County OF Am.
bcrst, Monday the 9th day vi August 1919.
Samuel Simmons, Plaintiff,
against
William H. Camden, William II, nigecs, Sheriff of Mel
County, AMI such administrator de bon with the
will annexed OF Austin Wright, dec'd and Wesley L. Dun
can, Defendants
IN CIIhNCFRY.
The defendant William H. Camden, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the Act OF
Assembly and the Rules of this Court and appearing by
evidence that he is not inhaban of this Com,
II is ordered That the said defendant do appear
here on the Monday in January next aud the
bill OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper published In the town of Lynch
burg months successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the Court House OF this county
A copy-Testc,
Oct IS-w2n ROBERT TINSI.EY Cl'k
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w Itness,
WILKES s. BUTLER,
c O M NJ 5 ION Nj + r c ii A N rs i,

w "
& o Nj NJ ! 5 > | q n Nj + r G III A N I S,
LYNCHBURG.
L>DWARD b. BUTLER, surviving partner of Roberts
IL Butler having associated himself with Mr.. Benja-
mia Wilkes, under the style ard firm of WILKES s BUT
LER, for the purpose OF conducting general
s.roccru Commission. Sseccirius and
FOR IFfRDIA'G BUSINESy
have purchased the a. tire STOCK OF GOODS belonging
the Roberts & Bu, ard will keep constantly
on hand at their old stand opposite the Banks,
n Large and weH selected Stock of Goods.
We trust, by close application to business merit the
entire confidence OF the friends and customers oi the la,a
concern, and the public generally All business entrusted
to our care snail have our strict personal attention,
Prompt attention will be given to the sale of all kinds OF
produce entrusted to us.
T. y. BUTLER will give his attention TO the sale OF
Tobacco Having been extensively engaged in the 1obac.
trade from early life he feels confident that the planters
interest viii be fully represent ed in his hands,
g. Goods will be forwarded free of drayase.
Oct l5-f WILKES & BUTLER.
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Bargains ! Bargains !! Bargains |!
NJ HAEI A.. n n IL

tSf received by the subscribers, HON Boston, .Ner
~ York. phjlaleipiid and baltimore. eompr,-ng atgc
supply o Dry Goods. shoes. Hats. Caps, Boots, Ae
which derrmnedu sell at sneh prices cannnt iai
10 please either hoe who buy retail those who buy IL
sell again friends and the public gcnc,ally res
peetiuly invited Ia call ad choice selection Oh goods
stuffed e. the present season. Cume one, romc all,
sept nO-.tsd MEFN & CIV AIklN.
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ETrc ouG saicr-s.r0of Faint.

SUPPLY 81 tbs valuable aele lut covering the iaos
\ ni houses tops 81 railroad ears. decks el boats bridges
wherever the tie aud waterproof pant Is needed II u
NTH form ul powder, which only icqnc to I've mixed with
el and applied rs ordinary paints when, IN short time,
bee,ns h,tlen, and at last becomes pc5ct sate
inp, olrctudl, protecting against fire and 'f1tCr.
for sale Is join II. SEAN, Druggist,
oct ~ 3Nh Sole aeeut Ion the Iatentoe.
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MERCHANTS
Line of New York Packets,
Two clear each week. composed Of the following new Yes
L sels, built expressly lor this line
New schr Fair, j q Snidocnr, master.
" " Memeuo, W. j. Terry, master.
" VIM. II. Mailer, A. Pfcr, master
d" Silas T. Hand, W Aclserly, master.
" T.. l.. Willcts J, .. Smith, master.
4" " H. II. Taman, Young, master
The above schoones al the largest class and fast sail
err built in the best MANNER and viii compare with line
Of packets sailing honi Richmond
Merchants, forwarding aud receiving Goods, will fluid
to their interest 10 pionze this line, freight will always
be taken the most moderate terms. Every effort will be
made by the Kchmond and New York Agents to give entire
satisfaction All goods addressed TO US, will be forwarded
free of all charges ia Richmond, except for dayagc whaf
age and the actual expense Of unavoidable storage We
have, also, Packets Pyng between all the principal Northern
and southern PORTS upon which goods will be forwarded
cording to the above terms.
RANKIN s. WIllrIOCK,
Nov. 5-l2n Richmond, Va
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TRY IT. TRY TT!

fHNlE SlbSeRhER Is NOW prepatel 10 furnish hernh.
lie with an Article which he calls =. ANll CHOLERA
MlNItREn THIS article ,spreraled from the Recipe 81 a
celebrated rssen aud has boon used y person. oi
the highest learseiahltl IN tld7 place In the last ilN
YEARS 1t stnnfdrmly recommended il eases 81 nlAll
lultEA, 1N SENrARN, CHOLERA MuRBNS, tlip14f.
RAlNFANIlN tllOl.lC, 20 aud needs but n uinl To
loNc It's oisaey II il not unpleasant 10 the stomach .,
ste and may b. adults children Wh impuitY.
Ctdratesaa good effects might ha procured, enough Ia
III nrWRrape, but the article will speak Tor se=ty II
Prepared and soldhy
July % tsd JOHN II. SE\N, Druggist,
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1--WE second Annu, Meeting o the Stockholders OF tho
j Virginia aud Tennessee Rail Road Company, will take
place at the Masonic Hall in the town Of Lynehburg, On
W cdncsday, the 2Slh of November next
i G.. MORRISON, rreasr and Ci'k.
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FORM OF PROXY.


kton all .ntHby these Presents, That we, the subsc
bcrs, being Stockholders III the vi gma aud lenessue Rail
Road Company do hereby constitute aud appoint
- ON true and Lawful attorney aud proxy, repu sent
each oi rs in all genei etngs oil the Stockholders OF aid
Company, when not personally present. with iul
power and authority at such general meetings. Ia give such
vos, mud 10 do such other act acts each Of
could give ar do, Al we were personally present.
Witness our hands and seals, this 1870 day IT., Is.
(sEAL)
Witness, {sE.L)
(SEiL)
a. Errne from The net Of, lsscpbiypasscdGM March,
1919, ia relation 10 pr0reS;
"e 1t further enacted, Tint person Whatsoever, shall
any meeting oil he Stakeholder, et the Virginia and Ten
Rail Road Company, represent by otherwise,
greater number OF shares than double the number ot shares
OF which he may be the bona iae oHner."
l2-NAtl4N
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@ K. BaTr. J. 3 I0IA0, md { burroughs IcIl with
ont appointments at their request.
i. j Goodwin } D Bergman. : H. Fisher LEFT with
lut appointments not having been heard from
f. l.. B. Shaver rem owed 10 another Distinct.
II. f.. Hall. suIemnualed
j. }. lansde IN the hands Of the President.
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Yarlsa aksEs.
CASH STORE.

NEW FALL GOODS, 10Th SEPT. 1910.
rpliN ]. PuRNlS, to'r IS receiving his FALL.
~ aud WINTER stock Of by Goods, Shoes, Hats, Cnp.,
Bnnuct-, ~ Sa fanes BLANKETS, Alpaeas, Mu-lins,
Fall Gallons and Gmghams, hnadepts and tassmcrcs,
tissnes aud Yarn Jeans OF all kinds with great many
other go,,ds tedious % mention.
ny "ENl'lifSS" FROM NEW YORK, I am recei, ing
splendid style Egyptian Mitts, Thread accs aud tdgngs,
&c supply very cheap, Bonnes, Black silk Iaces Firm
yes and tunis, with numerous othrr articles
Scp i0-ilts JNo. J, PuRYis, Ad'r.
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w have baud six barrels of best apple Vinegar,
w which win sell by the barrel OF gallon
Oct 22-t>h SMIrlISDN * 81 LATHAM.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE.--.AL BANY. Thursday FEB 3.
bill ~as reported 10 amend the Charter Of the vi.
lase OF Williamsburgh.
The 5l. to repeal az &C; relative y passengers ar
rvinz e; ports oil entry norh of NewY report
ed sgainst By NJ --. and referred 20 the Commit
te- Of ths Whole.
communication was receive from the secretary Of
state relstye 70 the srsenal a. New YORK.
oil reported in favor Of the construction OF a
Ia lrosd from Buffalo 20 Batavia.
Mr. HALL II the NAIId District submitted resolu-
ton lstructng tie Clerk OF the Court Of Appeals 10
report whether be has paid INTO the Treasury c5OJJ,
according 20 lsw-whch was adopted
Mr. FLOYD Of the 1T District moved 20 reconsider the
vote rejecting the Din abdging the time Of protests on
inland bills of Exchange. which motion was lost
Mr. FINE Of the XVII District reported bin 20 re-
peal the sppropneng Canal tolls 20 the Albany Pier
Company.
NJ LAWRENCE Of the lvtb District reported fsyors.
biz bill making appropriation for the Marine Hos
pits Al View York City
The Committee OF The Whole took up the bin for the
Punishment Of frizeiightng and after farther con
sders,ion, the Committee rose and reported the bill 20
the Senate. and Il was ordered % third reading.
ASSEMBLY.
bill reported IN favor Of the erection Of docks
in the seventh Ward Brooklyn
The bin Designating hO'cays and regulating the pay
ment Of notes aud bills Vas passed
communication was received respecting aid o. Ag
rculture &C and Tor the erection u Dry Docks at
BushWick.
The resolution in favor Of the erection Of monu.
to the late Gen HERKINER then taken up and
passed
The bill respecting the Brooklyn City Charter was
read third time.
Mr.. DIsoswAY Of Richmond Co. gave notice Of his
intention to introduce bill for the removal Of the
Quarantine from staten Island.
The Committee OF the Whole took up the billmaking
appropriation for the Marine Hospital al NewYork,
and passed the same.
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill pro.
viding that resident sleDs may hold and convey real
estate which was referred to be reported complete.
Adjourned
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Thirtieth Congress.
SENATE .wAsnrNoroy. Thursdsy Feb

SENATE. --- WASHINGTON, Ihursdsy, Feb ;.
1t being Private Bill Day the members were
late 10 assembling and quorum present at l2t
Sundry petitions and reports were presented.
TRANSPORT VESSELS.
Mr.. JEFFERSON DAVIS, from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported joint resolution directing
the Secretary of War to transfer 10 the Navy certain
transport vessels The re- solution lies over
GEORGIA MILITIA.
Mr.. JOHNSON introduced bill in favor of paying
10 the State of Georgia nexpended balance OF
the appropriation made for the payment Of the militia
OF State which served the late with Mexico.
The bill was appropriately referred.
CALIFORNIA DISPATCHES
Mr.. WEsTcOTT OF Fla. offered a resolution re-
quesins the Secretary of the Navy to communicate 10
the Senate certain dispatches OF Com. STOCKTON relst
ing to his operations in California which consid.
cred by unanimous consent and agreed TO.
REIEr TO SUFFERERS by THE WAR.
Mr.. BERRIES of Ga. agreeabiy 10 previous no.
tice. introduced bill making farther provision for the
died in consequence OF diseases contracted while In
the service OF the United States in the late with
Mexico. The bill WAS referred
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr.. ATHERTOS, from the Committee on Finance,
reported the Army Appropriation bill also the Navy
Pension bill.
DEAD SEA EXPEDITION.
Mr.. WEsTcoTT OF Fla. submitted resolution
requesting the secretary of the Navy to report the
senate the result OF the late examinations OF the Dead
Sea and its yicinty-which considered by unani-
nous consent aud agreed TO.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. BREEsE oi Ill reported a bill in favor of
making certain improvements in the navigation Of the
Desmoines Rapids Illinois The bill lies over
EMIGRANr FAVPERs
In the course OF the day Mr.. WEBSTER offered
resolution instrGeting the Committee the Judiciary
to inquire into the expedency OF passing law author
zing State authorities - exact security from emil
paupeTs 10 prevent them from becoming charged
Die upon the Public Treasury The resolution lies
FORT or ENTRY N TEXAS
Mr.. DIX from the Committee on Commerce, re-
ported bin provi ing for the establishment Of port
Of entry al Brazos Santiago Texas The bill read
second and third time and passed.
PRIVATE BILLS.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration
of sundry prvsle Bills which occupied considerable
portion OF the session.
The bill for the relief OF David Myers was dis
cussed al great length and smended make the
sum allowed $1,000, and then passed By the casting
vote of the Vice President
The Senate then Al iournaA
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FIRE AT PorsDAN-The wooden factory Of B
c. Rich & Co. in Potsdam, ST. Lawrence Co together
with most Of its machinery and large stock of wool
and cloth, Was consumed on "wednesday Of last week
plaster mill adjoining, owned By Se9an Raymond
was also partially destroyed Aessrs Rich s Co were
insured Tor - 800. Their loss 10 about 5000 Mr..
KAY uond was fully Insured. Plat,sburgh Repub
CHEAT FIRE.-A large cotton factory al Wilkin-
son, Conn owned BY Mr. Tully Dorrance was entirely
consumed BY IRE on Wednesday morning 3l.t ult By
tnis event one hundred individuals least have been
Iaro"n suddenly our Of employment 10 this wintry sea
son and Mr. Dorance brought TO suffer considersbs ~
loss, although there insursnces on the esrab
lshneni amounting to $1,000.
IhnIGsAsrs.-Ship Norfolk arrived a. Quaran.
tine on Tuesday, with 81 Storage passengers Five
aea 90 the passage, and number have been landed on
Deer n1saa sek- Boston Post 5sh
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bALIIIOEE thursday, req =
The hght took place last evening al o'clock, ia Kent
Co. 10 miles below Pools leland. There were but 10
rounds they were fought ia q minutes.
Sullivan knocked Hyer down by severe blow IN the
neck, which was the only knock down. Hyer drew The
fret blood, from Sullivan and 10 the fifteenth round
wrenehed his right arm. Both Of Hyer's eye' are
bruised and sulhgans right eye is terribly hurt Byer
on the sixteenth round caught sulvans head under
his arm, and punished him until he was done for and
dropped him when he was forcioy taken from the
ring by his friends Hyer claiming the victory as Sali
did not up again 10 time.
Il was terribly cold and both suffered from it--ss
well as from the race they had from the authorities
during the dsy II continual fight nearly, eud
there were but few spectators. There 10 some dis
ue between the judges and Referees but there seems
10 be no dispute the fact tina, ye was too much
for Sullivan The steamer with the military on board
are su ashore POOLS Island. The parties soon alter
ef the ground Hyer proceeded 10 Frenchtown In his
boat liver is not much punished.
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Mar OF TEXAs.-We are indebted TO Mr. 4. II.
Bean, 81 waiersi- Tor copy Of DE- coADovAs splen-
did Nap Of Texas, compiled By K Creaz5sur from toe
Records Of the Land Office OF ihs, state. Its faithful
ness certified by the Governor and Secretary Of State
Of Texas, SIS We'll as Hon. Messrs Houston, Rusk hsuf
man and Psbury 1t is large scale embracing al
the natural features OF the country, the boundaries o.
the principal colonies, the trails the pr.ires
with springs camps. &C and every city, village and SET
Element in the inhabited countries To person Wait
ing Texas IL indispensable while the many eomps
MES taking the overland routs 10 California from Gal
weston. Per; Layscca or Austin, viii fnd !, useful
guide for part Of their journey smaller map,
tanning Northern Mexico 70 the Pac6c, accompanies IL
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were on motion laid on the table and ordered to be

were motion aid on the table and ordered to be
printed
Several bills from the Senate were taken up,
resd twice and appropriate y referred.
PUBLIC PAINTING.
The resolution from the Senate postponlng the
tine for receiving proposals for the execution Of the
Public Printing Until tie liih inst then taken up
and alter some debate was laid on the table
THE PROTOCOL MESSAGE AGAIN
Mr. STASION oi Tenn here rose aud moved a
reconsideration Of the laying the Presidents mes
sage the table Ia order ihst the discussion Of the
subject might be renewed lie expressed the hope
that gentlemen the other side Of the House would
not wish y escape discussion nov that The message
which they had 90 strenaousy called Tor had been re.
ceived
Mr.. STEPBEss Of Ga. responded, certainly
not he would second the motion 70 reconsider, only
he wished have the printed that al might
know it, conteuts The motion 70 reconsider was re-
corded accordingly. 60 the message comes up again.
on motion the House then adjourned.
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" THIS day VIII be sold by ASrHoSY }. BLEEcKsR At
y O'CLOCK al the Merchants Exchange by order Of he
ecuiof The desirable country New Rochelle formerly
beorgin 10 The ATE Rev Samuel Haskell BY order Of he
executor Of the se Ambrose Mercer the esseeod properly
situated % the southeast Of Prince aud Marion ats
the southeast Of Tbrdayenue and Thireer,hst
the building thereon and lease II the plot ofground ~ feet
the and 100 feetiu front hs street. and
The house with courtyard 10 front 2s south sde Of Nine
tesnth-s of NnIhsverue By order Of the
Of lse Abraham Child three gore ots on south aide of
Twenty between Seventh and Zig
ALso-Tne premises 500 Wsterst and lots extending 10
Cherry the frame building ard lot north side Of Auos-
Yves. Of Washinsons And the premises north side
ofFrsns nsl OF Coardsey and 90 The aide
q 0fcsuw lshsL near B-svef.lans so
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By Telegraph to The Ntw-YOrk Tribune.
The Gold Fever In Mexico.

BALrIMoRE Thursday, Feb. :.
Dates from Mexico are received 70 the 18Th Of
January The gold fever raging there With inien-
sy. The country quiet Congress is engaged In re
yising the Tara Tsmpico also was quiet. Con-
ductor had arrived q, the Capitol from Gusnsxusto with
half million of specie
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THIRD DISPATCH

PmLADELPHIA Thursday, Feb Eli Pm
Thomas Hyer the victor in the great prize
fight arrived the city this noon and the observed
OF all Observers He has Of bic eyes badly cut but
otherwise looks well. He entered the Exchange few
moments since followed by very large crowd shout.
ing and cheering him. is expected that he will 60
10 Nev.York 10 morrow
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FOURTH DIsPATCH-LATEST

BALTIMORE Thursday. Feb. 5.
The steamer Boston has returned. Thomas
ODonnell. Sulvans trainer, and George Thompson,
Hyers second have been arrested and in Jail
unable to give security in the sum Of 200 each.
Sullivan ID now here in the Mount Hope Hospits dan.
gerously ill., It is said that eye has been destroyed
and his arm broken