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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-13
WTMCFsESTER & SCOTT.
W;n,bpstpr,s Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts.
e. GARD.

HAVE been appointed by the County Court Of Angus
ia, one of the three Commissioners OF said Court 10
state settle and report the accounts OF Executors
traitors and Fducares generally and to perform all other
duties pertaining such business are required BY The
New Code of Laws.
Parties interested who may desire my services will please
apply to me at my office nearly opposite the
H. NJ. BELL.
Staunion. Sent d 1S5O-6m.
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no lgIIDT0IABIlsSo

,s,HE undersigned having been appointed Commission
er in Chancery by the County Court of Augusta, Of
fes his services to Executors, Administrators, Guardians
Trustees sc. By provisions oihe new Code Inc accounts
soner of the County Court without order OF references
the Commissioner also has power the instance of an Elk
ecuor or Administrator creditors before him IN
order to ascertain the amount of debedness OF the estate
upon which he has administered AT the instance OF any per-
80 him and Indictment creditor may obtain from him
to the debtor to appear before him and make
discovery, sc. With ,ror,,. ..
,enion NAV be found at all times, when not profession
aly absent, at my Law Office in Staunton'
any A'''"' WIN. III. HARTMAN.
A ISS0-6m
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ESQ STO YES.

rTHE subscriber is in the receipt Of $50 STOVES
n such as the
Victory Cooking Stove Iron Witch, Baltimore Alright
New Kitchen Companion, Green Mountain AlrtlghI
Etna Alright Ben franklin Alright Parlor Stoves, opea
'front.' Parlor Stoves, different patierns len Plate Stoves
with BOILERS; Ten Plate Stoves, without boilers
He also keeps constantly hand general assortment Of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
Stills, and every thing in the Copper line manufactured 10
order, and in the very best manner.
Also RoorINe with Copper Tin or Zinc, and Gutter-
ing will be done On the most reasonable terms.
Ne has also on hand superior article of BRASS hE1-
TIES. very low. -,
Persons in want of any Of the Above articles, would do
well to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere, az
the subscriber is confident he suit them IN eyey r"
49,, C.n md cos B. +. POINTS.
Stsunton, Oct. 2 lS50-2m.
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WILLIAM RYAN & co.
LADIES' WHOLE SALE

LACiE S W Fl O L E ; A L Z
BOOT and SHOE MANUFACTVRERS'
No l6, South Fouth Street, Philadelphia
TINE subscribers thankful for past favor would respectfully
L inform friends and the Merchants Of virginia generally
meet the largely increased demand for their work BY this
r ourselves we shall be able to
more full and complete Stock than any oiher similar hsiaJ
be inferior to none depends ourselves we are deter
mined to merit aerng preference given us by our trends
IN VIRGINIA All orders promptly and faithfully attended to-
~ WILLIAM RYAN co.
W. r. CO-Have received three Silver Medals from the
franklin Institute Of this City.
Philadelphia, May 90, lS50.-6m
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READ.
RrsuwlcK, Kings county, L. l., March

BUsHwtcK, Kings county, h. L., March J..
This 10 certify that was taken i'll during the season OF the
cholera in the year 1892 and continued thus until the spring
1872 during which time was severely troubled WIN aypsP
STA and all its various Of suffering became extremely
emacaed melancholy and with suffering so that NE
itself seemed buhensome in the meantime applied 10 num-
her If the hest phy sca who prescribed for me- and
% tho bcr doses of medicine that took, but without avail
At last yielded to despair The idea Of taking the preseP
tons Of physicians longer wa; useless and was
ccd me to try Brandrchs Pills. asserting that they had de-
rived great benefits from their At last was 10
Give them trial. and is but just to say that, after using
short time began recover and soon was entirely
70 health and think duty owe TO the world, and 10 Dr'
Brandreh' 10 maNe '" p'''' n. BLISS.
AGENTs-wM KYLE, Stanton; VIM klng w a Tnes.
boro'; Mescrsmh, Mt Scion; NJ stout 20 nsm iiH
Thomas Holt Jennings Gap Benz Graham GreS y G Nc
Gnin Co.. Midway Jas Guy, Deerheid; W pn,I
CbuchvilIe Sterling Son. Harrison6arg; JACOB nf
Lexington + Watts Charlottesville; y ii Stewart Hii00
ro' Springs d G Wise, Warm Springs
Sentenber 25, lS50.-2m.
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TFyG BRAMDEaHTEz P1LLs.
r,p CHANGES OF TEMPERATURE

THE CHANCES Of IENIF ONI1'
Sudden changes from to chilly weather are uniavUra
be 10 health and is fact universally admitted ha nea!
and moisture are powerful agents producing an
constant dry weather. are DG1n . b
!, - be billions fever it may be yellow fever; 1t may
hsus %ay may be be bronchitis
NAV be choc may be costpaton OF the bowels may
nch il NAV be nervous affections but still it is disease and
cyrabe by the Brandreth Pills. because they remove
all ;,ss from the BODY all that in any manner Iced
The ber progress the maady matter how Called mus
,h oils are not only proper medicine, but generay
the only medicine thatneed or ought to be used.
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Land for Sale.

IN the Valley of the Calf Pasture River Augusta o0u'
ty, two Tracts Of Land, containing oe'"eeh
900 and HOO Acres,
called the "Ailo Farm, offered for sale prVaely 3
The undersigned TheIe are 81 Acres of Bottom Lana
on which there is toerable story Log Dwelling
The mountain Land is heavily timbered.
Egy- For TERMS &C., apply to ,,,ror
JOHN l.. PEYTON.
S,aun,on Oct 9 lS50-tf
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Iron! IRON! Iron!

IL persons who may wish purchase Iron are hereby
N informed that it can be had at the Mount Vernon
Forge on South River near Port Republic in this County
at One Hundred Dollars Ton.
The Iron is Of superior quality, and constant supply
at all times kept on hand Farmers will find to their
advantage 10 purchase all their Iron Of me as am satisfied
~ 10 NV u JOHN MILLER.
Rockingham Co., Aug. FL, ls5o.-4m,
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E,ETEs q FORE,

.yTEE' 9 FORE,
Nearly Opposite III. cushing's'
STAUNTON, Vi.
HAVE purchased Of Arch s. Kinney MS en.i'e Sum
of Goods and taken the house recently occupied oy hl'
In addition to the present stock have opened fresh sup
NV of Foreign and Domestic
~ STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
G,oceries Oucensre Hard,ce Hats Caps, Shoes, Sc.'
all of which have just been purchased at the North On the
hest terms, and will be offered at small advance.
Being determined to offer great inducements to purcha
sers the public are uesed to call and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere.
ALFRED A. ESKRIDGE.
c.,r,to, nril % 1881 If
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,rrrr. OPPOSITION LINE OF STAGES

NxylyI commence on Monday The 18th of October, 1851
and Fridays and Saunton Tuesdays, Thurs
.i,vs and Saturdays. at 4 O'Clock, A. Nj.
This makes direct connection WIN all departing SA
Tssy. Offices Union Hotel, Winchester; Nc C!tmg''
Siaunton.
Oc,obsr If 1850.
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70 Houmty Land Claimants.

HEREBY offer my professional services TO all ,n heres
ted in heact lately passed by Va
a na1 B,sn 1G ,bs may desire to
management. will have partner in washington 10 a'o
in the prompt obainance of such CLAIMS nI1 WATTS
staunton, Oct. 9, ls50.-3m.
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BOOTS AND SHOES!
elite

ElARBY p DAVIS
HAVING returned from Baltimore with large lot Of
suitable material for the manufacture of Gentemsaf
and Ladies' work, are prepared to carry on the
Boot and Shoe Making Business
in all its branches and respectfully invite the attention Of
ally done Gentemens Boots Shoes, Caters, &c.. they
have added, and especial attention will be given to- the mas
ufacure of Ladies work. such Ladies Kid Morocco and
Cater Shoes Misses and Childen Shoes of every vas
ty and style, &c., &c., all of which will be executed in
manner which for durability and beauty be surpass
ed. Their prices will be reasonable aud their work war
ranted.
Eg- Call and see at the old stand Of D. G. HARRY.
opposite the Virginia Hotel.
HARRY & DAVIS.
Stanton, Sept 25, l850-6m.
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Bounty Lands !!

WE have associated ourselves together for the purpose
w of prosecuting the claims of officers and soldiers OF
tho Of 1912 to Bounty Land under the late act of Con-
.ne "a We have been EMPLOYED in number of claims,
% mr. services to such others as DESTROYS of hav
a n@ I their claims prosecuted We will give prompt and
G .t,enton to any claim entrusted to u.s. and upon
dl'gent a''e"s,o. CHESLEY KINNEY,
reaSonao'e 'e'"'' ROBERT P. KINNEY.
c. o,t O IS50-6t.
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READX-lSlAOG CLS IA+1sN'
ever brought to this market They respectfully ask call
from all persons in want of Clothing, and they 90 no
make GOOD their statements, as the quality and price Of
ther Goods they will not pretend to make sale This
s,oo has inst been selected by j. p from the largest as
so-ment in the Northern Cities with eye 10 the Fall
trade of this place. and therefore convinced lhat we
can sell the very article wanted TO any person VINO WI"
favor us with call. .,oo,. r,
The following articles comprise, in part our stock ('
would be impossible 10 enumerale alD viz
Fine BLACK and Brown Cloth Frock and Dress Coats
Black, Brown and Invisible Green Cloth Sack and en.
ole Breasted Frock do. Drab Sack over Goa's, Of lnes'
Over Coats White and Blue Blanket Over Goats
Black Cloth Cloaks and TOgas; Pao'aOons and Vests Of
every descriptions Caps and all articles of Gentlemen
N. B-We can supply Country Merchants with an as
sorment of excellent Clothing at City prices, u,
]. POLLTTZ s. Co., Corner of Va Hotel.
Oot 1870
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THRESIlING MACHINES.

DOR the construction of all kinds of Machinery hsvs
l. Shop near to Carriage Mandatory, where No
prepared 10 build
THREsE3ING MACHINES
and to do all other work apperainng to Machnists
HARDY & BROTHERS.
Stanton Nav lG, 1S49.-tf
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REwARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.

This medicine has attained that high character which neces
cory for all medicines TO induce counericers TO put
spurious article at the risk the lives of those who are
innoceny deceived.
ToOE HELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE.
They have the written signature Of c. NJ JACKSON upon
the wrapper and the name blown In the Dolte' 0'"'"
then spurious. - c,n,,~ nrnrrINE
STORE No 100 Arch Street. one door below Sixth, (ate oil
28 Race seet Philadelphia and by respectable dealers gen
orally throughout the country. "
ms. For sale by SAMUEL STERLING, Staunton, va
II
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ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS!


ID RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has isss
IL received from Baltimore, large supply of MatsriA
in his lne such as Lasts, Newest Style, aud m
yery handsome; Gum Over Shoes, with
Guita Percha bottoms, new and spendid ~
article. ~
French Calf Skins Morocco and Kid OF all descPonsj
Fine Hastings for Ladies Gaiters Franche for do, va
rous colors, new article; White Kid for Wedding
Shoes, &c.. &c., which he is prepared to Manufacture
into Boots Shoes, &c., in style that cannot fail to please.
All work warranted.
In addition to the work done in his own shop, he hasaa
ded handsome stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, &C.,
of Northern Make which hs will sell at reduced prices, 10
cash. OF on the usual time
Eg Ladies' White Kid Shoes made to order, >fsr
Weddings and Parties, at short notice.
Stanton, Sept. IS, 1850.
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BEARWALLOW FOR SALE.

URe
THAT large AID valuable FARM, called BEAewAL-
u Low, belonging to the estate Of Chapman Jolpson,
ased lying between two ard three miles North of Saun
on will be sold privately, either altogether, in parcels
10 suit purchasers and upon accommodating terms. 1t con-
isins near A THOUSAND ACRES, and is susceptible Of
division into three parls though should much prefer 10
sell the whole together.
o. Apply by letter addressed to the subscriber at Rich
Bond. GEO. NICHOLSON JOHNSON.
October 9, lS50-tE
@kg- The Richmond Wing, Rockingham Register and
Winchester Republican will copy, and publish weekly till
sorbd.
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WATlkDRING9
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS.

J,HE undersigned grateful to their friends and the pub
lic for the liberal patronage they have received since
their commencement in business, would respectfully inform
them that they have just received the ~ YORK AND rHL
ADELpHn FASHIONS, for the Fall and Winter, and are
now able to dress man in CITY STYLE the shortest no.
tce and on the most accommodating terms.
w. j. s. j. e. POTTER.
Staunton, Oct2, 1850.
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acquisitions va. Central Railroad

- - -. II
THE subscribers Tor the extension OF the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad from Waynesborough TO Slaunon, are
renred to pay into the Bank Of the Valley Staunton. in
addition 10 the acquisitions of January February, April,
Nav June july and August, amounting TO $40 per share
the sum of S. per share The first day of October $40 per
share on the first day OF November and S. share on the
first day of December, 1850. BY order of The Board:
j. GARRETT, Sec'ry.
c.n,emher IL IS50-tf
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Located at BrOwnSburg, E0cKDrIdSe Co, V"'
OFrlcERs-Rev. w. w. TRMBLE, A. NJ. Principal
Mr. w. S. NJ GAY, LIST Assistant Professor
2nd Sc Professor
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silver Ware.

silver Ware.
SILVER TABLE, Tea, Dessert and Salt Spoons, But
y ter Knives Forks, fine Plated Castor and Cake Bas-
ke,s. Candesticks, &c., for sale by
Ae''' G. B. WRIGHT & co.
Siaunton, Oct. 9, 1850.
DICE and Water Crackers just at hand and for sale BY
H. June 5, 1850. VIM. g. STEkkEli.
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JOHN B. WATTS,

IRON theberalsuppor extended tome mem
Der of tho Bar in the Courts Augusta Co.. feel
ed offer my professional services the citizens of Rocking
ham, Highland Pocahonas. To the first two their
pectve Quarterly Circuit Superior Courts and TO the 9TH
err in their Circuit Superior Court only Office in the Brick
range second room from the North end the Easto the
Court house square, in Stanton.
Staunton Feb 6, 1850.
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TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING!
READy-GADE CLOTHING,
n lpMr1,1lT1 g. CO..

LAVE just opened the Corner Of the virginia o.e
III formerly in the occupancy OF I. bayhe) 'e afses
most Fashionable and cheapest assortment oil
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no Land Claimants.

s,HE undersigned will give prompt attention 10 Inc pros
ecuton of Claims for Bounty Land under the a'e ac'
Of Congress. . ;. ""i' ''
" Stauntou, Oct. 9, 1885,
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McINT OSH'S
WEIlAA1ElETlAILID IaI01YlsIL9
Corner Howard and Baltimore Streets, Baltimore.

VE undersigned proprietor of the above House, would
most respectfully inform his friends and the travelling
public generally that he has just completed his repairs ana
improvements on the Hotel having refurnhed and paint
ed and also enlarged it, TO make it in every way
comfortable and pleasant Being thankful for the liberal
heretofore bestowed his House. he pedg
es himself to use his utmost efforts to please AL who may
patronse him. JO1N MCi1> lo@ii'
Baltimore July 10, lS50.-6m.
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THE GOLDEN BOOT.
b" Root and Shoe Store

m BAYNE. would respectfully announce to the eata
Tens Of Staunlon and It's vicinity that ne has rem0r
Root and Shoe Store w
- to the rooms formerly occupied by I. ~
S8&8&kDN. GREEN, where he is new receiv @S&sn
mo and opening an unusually large Stock in his Inc Psr.
hsse unvr favorable auspices IN he o''elu
Cities and will be sold upon satisfactory terms 10 cash or
.,nctol dealers His Stock comprises, in part, the fol-
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lowing desirable goods to VII -
FOR GENTLEMEN. FOR LADIES'
Gu, Gum and Buffalo OyerS Gum Boots and Over Shoes,
Shoes extra article,
.. Morocco and Calf Dress }Sup. Leather Boots sewed
SHOES, 5 and pegged,
.. Kin and Seal do, do, ) " Pegd Buskns and Ties,
., Rrncans heavy lot. sc Sewed Buskins and Mo
:" Water proof Cork Solej rocco We,ts'
Boots Ma Wei's anu S"PPeis'
.. Mor,occo and CalHDressS d" French and Eng Last
Boots; ing uaileIs'
'' Seal and common do, 5 Patent E1ceisiors' very
'' Kip and heavy coarse do,S neat,
Boys and Chldren's BoOts,S " Jenny Lind do''
Shoes, Hats and Caps, ofS " Sewed Morocco bo0a'
every variety. . White hId a0'
MISCELLANIES.
Mus at various prices: Super Moeskin Beaver, Brush
Angola and Soft IIas, generally Navy Fur Cloth, Plush
and Glazed Caps, of every size, quality color and price
Chidrens Blue and mixed Caps; Carpet Bags oatches
Trunks and Umbrelas-hgether with many articles uSu.
ay kept in his lne DON'T forget TO call at the Sign Of
ths GOLDEN BOOT, at the old stand OF l. n. GREEK,
where sGtiyactiOn is pledged.
S,aunton, Oct. 9, 1850.
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PRESBYTERIAL HIGH SCHOOL,

Staunton. Sept. II. 1850.
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Plantation and mills for sale.

September II, ls5O.-3m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28


ON Tuesday the Goth inst, after short and painful
Illness MANY BRyAN, sted % years daughter OF Pre-
derrick IL ID. Bryan, counsellor at law OF the city Of
New York.
ON Wednesday, the 2Tth Of Nov at IL O'Clock noon
EtizAEtrH GoDrREY, aged II yesrs
The fiends of the family, and those of her Ed
ward Oodirsy, and son.in.l law, Ophant Christy,
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from
her con. In LAWS No 80 avenue ID, Thnrsday, the
2sth inst. at one o'clock Y. N. Her remains will be
removed to the Evergreen cemetery for interment.
ON " ednesdsy. 2Tth inst, in the 18th year OF his
age. CHARLEs H. WINS only son Of John A and Jane
l. Willis, deceased, and grandson Of the late Colonel
Bcgart.
The friends Of the family also Of Calvin swesrey and
D. A Webster, respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from his unee's residence % Hester street
on Friday, the 2etb a. two O'Clock M. His remains
will bs taken to Greenwood cemetery.
On the morning Of the 9Th inst RosrRr CHAsLEs,
SEN. aged q
his Robert, Jr, James 8. and George, aud also
those Of bis sons In Law, Henry Anderson and Henry
W Monroe, are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeisl on Friday the 2eth inst at hslipast two
O'Clock from his late residence No 1s6 Mercer street.
Ills remains viii be taken to Greenwood cemetery for
Al New Rochelle, on wednesday morning, Nov q,
CnahiEs W. stscoRr, son OF D' njamin seaeore in the
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral on THURSDAY, the 2sth. from bis
late residence in New Rochelle, at two o'clock In the
on tuesday morning the goth inst, at Chelsea,
Mas. PRiscIILa W. wife Of DR. Charles Chase. and
daughter Of Enoch james. Esq Deeraeld N II.
At New Orleans, 18th inst, OF cholera Mrs. sErH
BARroN wife Of the late American Charge-to Chill
In clay county, Mo 21st OF Oct, RicHsRo srNNs, In
the ppth year Of his age Mr.. simms a Revolu.
tiorerv soldier was engaged In service during the
hard winter Of 1557-Ts when thearmy vas mean ped
At Valley Forge, and in the battle Of Brandy wiae
nd other engagements during the war
At Gan Francisco, California the sth Of October,
after short illness in the 18th year Of his age, BgNJA
nIN u M Cows, OF Harlem New York
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, November q, 1850.
Jenny LIND aud ho Con,ots-Supposed DIal
Robbers Acquitted Burglary, &c.
The tickets for Jenny Llnd's concert this even
ing nearly all sold, aud there is brisk run for
those OF Friday and Saturday evenings. The pub
lie do not, however, eyIDce any symptoms of that
insane curiosity 10 see and hear her that was ap-
parent during her last visit She will not regret
his, however, for the tumult that was excited in
front Of Jones' Hotel, her FIRST visit was suffi-
cient TO create disgust, nagran,ly were all the
rules Of etiquette am ealSnirv towards lady vo-
lated. She has keft very quiet all day, and refus-
cd 10 receive yisiteTs. Some of citizens feel
sggrieved that 50 i the lowest price for concert
ticket here, while 50 Was the minimum IN New
York; and consequt bly, several vague Tumors have
been psf IN circulari,n to-day. win avew TO hinder
the sale q tickets One Nas, that she was sick
and would not sing, ana another thft order sup
porting the floor OF The hu-cal Fund Hall, gave
way last evening, with the immense ihrong listen
ing 10 the Rev M F'rg's sermon IN answer to
Archbishop Hughes CEcUursr on the decline of
PTotestaniism OF course, these reports are all
fsse, end will hardly deceive any sensible person
lie. voice to night viii, undoubtedly, rekindle the
enthusiasm 10 her hearers, both IN and out of the
hall. The saloon having streets on three sides of
H. gives the outsiders excellent opportunity 10
listen to the wsrbuvs OF the Nightingale, and
while there III 70 much curiosity IA poor human ma
Luit, ihtIt VIII W d ti'"h 10 near GIL ihey can.
A beautiful little clipper schooner Was launched
this morning, and honored with the name Of Jenny
Lind.
The trial Of the alleged mail robbers, before
Judge Name, in the UuiG States District Court,
terminated about noon today with a verdict ac-
quitting all tive OF the a ,rudints The charge Of
Judge Name was vsD TAR opinion, and proved
that he was convinced NJ The innocence of the
puscners, or, al least The lnsutcency of the evi.
dence. The main witltss of the prosecution be-
ing man ct noted bid character, his evidence
wes upset by the abb swutu by five or six wit
nesses Of the defence They Hlt swOre that Bran
non was so beasily drunt TIE whole night Of the
robbery, that he was H 'Spt1le 81 participating ia
the crime.
The store Of g. W Gihba, No. p South Second
ftfcttiwGs eR'eTed la>t niphr ~ robbers, who. BY
the buck way, gained n. ely ilii OF the back part
Ct Che store add Pr ug III os Oh the hars 10 ersd
themselves down 20 The c.untrF beneath. They
carried oh about $50 worth uf goods, rrncipsllv
White and blue silk ve-fi %