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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-04
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED
PRESENTATION BOOKS,
FOR SALE AT
NTnp,DUSsS DnnKSVnD


FOR SALE AT
MORRIS'S BOOKSTORE.
The Poetical Works of Thomas Campbell-ilIustrated
with engravings, executed by the first artists from
designs by Laurence R A, Turner, R A, &c.
The Poetcal works of Samuel Rodgers illustrated
with engravngs exesuted by the first artists, from
designs by Lawrence, R A, Stothard, R A, Turner,
r A, and Vasan
Poems OF Edith May elegantly illustrated by Chenery,
Devereaux FLrness, Greatback &c.
Leaflets Of Memory, illuminated annual for 1859,
edited by Regnel Coates, M. D.
The Female Poets OF America, with portraits, bio
graphical notices and specme Of their writing by
Thomas Buchanan Read.
Proverbal Philosophy, book Of thoughts and argu-
ments originally treated by Martin Farquhar Tup-
per, D IL F R S. OF Christ's Church. Oxford, with
essay on the philosophy of proverbs, and add.
tional notes.
The Iris illuminated souvenir for 1882 edited by
John Hart, L l. D.
Thd Odd.Feow's Offering for 1859, embeshed with
elegant engravings, and highly finished presentation
plates, contributed chiefly by members al The order
their wives and sisters.
The Memorial, written by friends of the late Mrs Os-
good, and edited by Mary E Howitts oc 40
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AUCTION SALES.
r L URE DAYS.
sY DAVENPCRT, ALLEN a. co.

BY DAVENPORT ALLEN q co.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION-On
w THURSDAY, 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock at cur
auction store, we will sell assortment Of Groce-
ries, viz:
Porto Rico Sugars
Laguayra and Rio Coffee
Cuba Moasses
Soap and Candles Lamp Oil
Coffee and Crushed Sugar
Sole Leather Cheese
Green ahd black Teas, Brandy
NJ E. Rum, Lard
FRESf FRUITS.
ALSO-250 boxes Malaga Rasns
200 half boxes do do
400 or. boxes do do
Is trails Dates
100 boxes Figs
90 do Havana Sugars
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 500 and over, months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
THVRUST ALE.-By virtue of a deed OF trust
m executed by Pemherton Lipscomb, bearing date
the 10th of Sept, 1880, and of record in the Clerks
office OF the Court OF Musings for The city of Rich
moud, SHALL trustee under said deed expose 10 sale
on the 9th day oil November, 1851, at O'clock P. M.
on the premises house and lot on Jackson street
fronting on Jackson street thirty feet, and running back
one hundred and htty feet to alley, and now occupied
by K. ID. Grantland. The title SAID property be-
lieve to be good, but acting trustee shall convey
with usual special warranty. -
R. CAUrHoRN, Auct, oc 27-diOt
ATOTICE.-Wll be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
~ 9Th day Of November next at the office situated
on Main street, lately occupied by DR.. Thomas John
son, all the effects Of said office consisting of office
Furniture, Books, Medicines &c &C. levied as the pro
perty OF said johnson to satisfy rent in favor of VIM
Palmer.
A7oc 81 JOHN GODDIN, Fl. C. CIR.
CARRIAGES, BUGGYS. &C., AT AUG
u TION.-On WEDNESDAY morning, the 5Ih
inst. commencing at 81 o'clock, will sell at public
auction, in the alley in rear otmy store
l fashionable 6seat Carriage
l do do Rockaway
now spring Buggies
second hand do, with top
Sale positive
Terms at sale. ALEX MOTT,
E,XIESNEIlNHGGf, ,S SALE OF SPLENDID
TUESDAY EVENING, 4th inst, commencing at
without reserve, large and rare collection of fine
French Engravngs, Books, &c. &C., comparing the
largest variety ever offered in this city.
o'clock. GEO J. SUMNER
NOD Auct
WALU BEE HOUSE AND LOT FOR
v SALE-By virtue OF a deed OF trust from An
drew Wray to the undersigned trustees bearing date
the 24th day o. April, 1850, duly recorded in the Hus
tngs Court otthe city of Richmond we shall on the
premises, sell on FRIDAY next the 7th day of the
present month and at the written request ofhe bene
hciary in said deed, valuable House and lot on Ore
gon Hill in said city, Bevidera and being part
Of lot number 80 in the plan OF said lots on said Hill.
Said 10 fronts thirty feet and running back to a cross
fence half the depth of said lot No 90, upon which
lot is brick house in good ORDER with seven rooms
and porches. with well of good water, and is fine
stand tor grocery. 1t is resed by good tenant at
Sl2 per month. Sale to commence at o clock P M.
Terms OF. SALE-Five hundred dollars cash and the
cost OF and the balance in six and twelve months
the credit payments to be properly secured
JOSEPH MAYO, }r
ROBT T. WICKER, 5 trustees.
Sac conducted by Alex Mott Auctr
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nNO YOU WANT GREAT BARGAINS :

Ep if SO call al MAILERT'S, No al Nam street
Ladies and gentlemen wanting cheap goods, Will hnd
them at my store. Among them may be found IN
part
$500 yards rich Silks for dresses, really cheap
$3.50 do do Cashmeres and Mouslnes, bargain
1000 do fine A Bleached Shrting for I'd
5000 do do Cacoes, from cts to finer
5000 do Merinoes and Alpacas, very cheap
1850 do Cassimeres, &C.. for boys and mems wear
$500 do rich bonnet and neck Ribbons
1000 pair mems women and children's Hose
1000 do kid, merno, cashmere and silk Gloves
500 rich long plaid merno and broche Shawls
500 largo bed and servants Blankets
1000 rich worked Collars, very cheap
Together with large variety Of rich Lace Capes
black Laces and other trimmings Tor ladies' dresses,
and general assortment of Dry Goods, which l am
determined to sell out at prices that cannot fail to suit
purchasers. Give ME call. Judg tor yourselves ourselves
AUG. MAILERT,
NOD No Al Main street.
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NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMEN T,
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, V

RICHMOND, Va.
TIME subscriber begs leave to announce TO the citi
L zens of Richmond and surrounding country that
he has opened supply of splendid Ready -made Clo-
thing at the above place, manufactured expressly for
this market. Gentlemen, call and examine nv stock
OF Clothing for il will be to your interest to 90 so -
My motto Is quick sales and small profits for cash only
&C 25-4m JOHN GREENTREE
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adopted:
Resolved, That the Committee will, on Friday, the
7th OF November next, proceed to elect an Inspector
OF Gas, and that notice thereof be published for ten
days previous in two of the papers OF this city
Op 27-lOt nENnOM
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They are prepared to manufacture WIRE RAILING
Of every description Verandahs, Baconys Tree Boxes,
Enclosures for Cemeteries, and OF every variety OF pat
terms. and put up in the best workman.ike manner,
and as cheap as they can be procured at the north.
All persons iorewarned not 10 infringe on our
right for this State as the law will be enfNrced on all
that do it. J.F. BARNS & BROTHER,
Corner Cary and 9th sire cts,
no At Richmond, Va.
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JUVENILE CONCEkT.-Th second Juve.
ep nile Concert under the direction of The Messrs.
Kemmefer, will take place in the First Baptist Church
on Broad street, next Tuesday evening, Nov 4th
200 pupils uniformly dressed will take par in the exer-
cises.
as Tickets 25 cts; children halt price. Doors will
open at g.: concert commence at II O'Clock.
no l-3*
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ENASHIONABLE DANCTNG.-CHAS A.
I'D MeEVOY respectfully announces that his Aca e.
my Is now open in the Exchange Hotel DAYS of
tultion-tor young ladies', misses and masters Wed.
nesday afternoons, at 3 O'clock and Saturday morn
ings, at 10 o'clock. For gentlemen, Monday and
Thursday evenings, at II o'clock.
Mr.. M may be seen al the rooms any day in the
week. NO
ut EW EDITION OF SAUNDERS, PLEA
~ DING AND EVIDENCE. 3 vols. vo., lust
published and Tor sale at RANDOLPH'S
oc II Law Bookstore
WAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CEMENT
% The Canal now being completed TO the James
River Cement Works. enables the manufacturer of this
very superior article to Offer it TO the public in compe
tltlon with the Northern Cement. It has for some
years been extensively used in the construction of the
works OF the James River and Kanawha Company
and IS regarded as the best in all respects that has
been tried
Being DESTROYS of Introducing it into general useln
the South. as he flaers himself will be the case when
It's superiority over the other Clements now usod be
comes known the manufacturer will make arranee
ments to supply individuals and companies on The
most favorable terms.
Apply TO the undersigned who has on hand so Sam.
pie barrels for sale; or to CHARLES II LOCHER.
Manufacturer, Balcony Falls, Rockbridge county. Va
CHARLES r. BARNEY,
- Civil Engineer.
g157 Office over the Toll office of the James River
and kanawna Company, Cary street, Richmond
&C 27-d&c2w
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WEDN ESDAY-Mo nongalia, No. l64-Capital:,
$4,000. 70 nos, IA drawn. Tickets $40, halves S.
quarters2 80.
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Ticket $50; halves SO; quarters IS. Certificates of
package of whole tickets $780, halves $l25, quarters
$62 So
Orders for Tickets in any OF the Maryland Lotteries
will meet the most prompt and confidential attention il
addressed to Morris 81 Co, Managers, or 10
w. PURCELL,
Sc % Richmond Va,
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acknowledgements extra, No. l45-Captal:
$4,000 IS nos, ID drawn. Tickets 81, halves Soc,
quarters 25c.
-Monongalia, No l63-CapitaI: s2O,-
600. 66 numbers Il drawn Tickets S., halves
50 So quarters 81 25.
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- FOR RENT,-The dwelling house in Tan
MS Bark Row, at present occupied by Mr.. VIM. G.
Paine is for rent. Possession be h d the first
October. For TERMS apply to
SELF JAMES BOSHER,
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Monongaa, extra,No. l47-Capi-
l, quarters so.
THURSDAY Monongalia, No. 165-Capital:
$4,000 rs nos, IL drawn. Tickets S., halves so
quarters 25.
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FRIDAY-Monongaa, No. 166-Capital $780,
900. rs Nos, II drawn. Tickets S., halves 81 so,
quarters 81 25.
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Aa FOR RENT, desirable residence contain
Filing some6 orr rooms, on College street; There
is attached large lot, carriage house, stable, &c
The location is pleasant and convenient TO the bu-
siness portion of the city. To good tenant the rent
will be low. Possession in three or four weeks. APP
ply to VIM. GCULDlN,
oc 3l-4t Governor St.
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IA FOR RENT, large family house on 7th st.,
Ea between Franklin and Grace streets. This house
built by R. r. Duva has 10 rooms, 2 water
closets and baths, Kitchen laundry for
wood and our houses all in complete order, will be
rented for year leased for of years. APP
ply to
oc l3 JAMES GRAY.
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Brilliant Lottery for November 29th.
$4,000, 80 900 10000, 100 prizes of20O0, 100 prizes
of 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass e. TO be drawn
at Baltimore, Saturday, November 29th. 10 Nos, II
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17
Frogs and Chestnut BuFs.

Many years ago a youngrn M twenty one years
of aye and Whora | Will call Daniel was hired 10
work on farm Mr.. W d man OF consider
able note as d farmer. in VI ass lchusetts Mr.. w.
had a daughter aad a hired girl, about eighteen
years of age and Daniel being of steady turn
was not taikatlve enough to suit their fancy and
after trying various plans and tricks without sue
cess 10 as they said) raise their ideas they caught
a large frog AMI put 1t IN Daniel bed. On gong
to bed he soon discovered the whereabouts OF ms
bed fellow, and pitched his lrogship out of the
window, and never afterwards betrayed the least
sgn of knowledge III gard to the Joke
About month afterwards, DANIEL found lot
OF chestnut burs nearly as sharp as thistIes and
c)ntrived to deposite nearly halt a peck in the
9 RS lie ate the girls went to their room
and had ume to undress, hc took a candle and
went to the door and ratified the latch, when the
girl4 put out IT light and jumpe! in to bed and
such squaliu9 and screaming was seldom heard
/ or seen b,fre. Daniel now opened the door, and
S iE with light IN hand.
Dan, torment Your picture: / wish you was zs
far beyond the light house you are this side
said >uky.
Why, what is the matter-have you any
frogs?' said Ia .iel.
Dan, If you don't shut that door ami cleaI
out, I will call Mrs. W" continued the same
vioce.
81 VII call her myself if you wish, said he
Daniel said Ann w.. IF yolII shut the doc
and 60 back to the Kitchen there shall be no NOR
tricks or jokes put OF YOU by US for siA
months at leas-.
Danie thinking he had punished the girlz enough
shut the door and lett. A few moments after this
Suky came out to light the candle.
Il thought you had gone TO bed, Suky p said
Mrs W
Suky madeno reply. but looked daggers at Dan
iel, and quickly returned After this scrape, these
girls put no tricks or Jokes upon Daniel He wa
a steady faithful man, saving every dollar OF his
earnings, and in SIX years from that time owned
a good farm married Ann w, and was Tor three
years first seiectnlan in the town which he after
4 ward represented IN the State Legislature.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17
Postage in Advance,

1t is desirable on many accounts that
postage should be paid in advance under
the new law The postage is cheaper in
advance, and the new system viii work
better and less expensirely to the govern
ment, if the postage is generally prepaid.
This viii prepare the way for still further
reduction, and give US in good time. self
supporting post-office establishment, with
letter postage at two cents, and newspa-
pors free all over the country. The prop
er and most convenient way to pay the
postage is by the stamps which arc sold
by the postmasters. The stamps may be
carried in the poeket-booE, or kept with
writing materials; 50 rs to be always Oh
hand. Ifyou write on your own business
you viii pay tic postage, and if the letter
requires an answer, enclose 4 stamp for
your cores spondent to use in sending his
reply Let this be done generally, and It
will soon become the rule Of courtesy Of
post Office morality, for every man to pay
postage IN advance
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17
Illinois Suckers.

The Stanstcad (Cana la East Journal,
thus describes an Illinois Sucker
One general characteristic of the an
imal is, that he is always anticipating that
somebody viii " feel big" which he cou-
siders it his duty to resent before it hap
pens.
The way the young Sucker volunteers
fought in Mexico may give you some idea
of his characteristics He was there per
fectly desperate In fight which occur
red at Buena Vista, when the whole brunt
Of the Mexican advance was borne by an
Illinois Regiment, it seemed as though
they would be annihilated by superiority
of numbers, and there was some signs of
wavering, when a young Sucker brought
up his rife deliberately, and dropped a
Mexican "Set ZIP the Pins I" he shouted
and the whole regiment took up the word,
and at every fire would shout-'set up the
pins"
The officers said they fought like dem
ons, and with as much drollery and fun as
if on spree At another time, when a
charge was ordered, one of the officers could
not think of the word, and he shouted,
Letter rip l' when the whole line burst
out with the yell Letter rip, and dashed
in among the Mexicans, laughing and
shouting the new battle cry.
UNCLE SAM IN FUNDs.-The treasury. ac-
eording to the last accounts from Washington
is in some danger Of suffering from plethora.
The revenue for the fiscal year ending on the
30th instant, viii overrun the estimate some
Fl re millions. ! he receipts from customs are
enormous, the importations for the year hav-
ing far exceeded those of any previous sea-
son. The receipts for the sale of public
lands, too notwithstanding the bounty law
land warrants, &c, will reach for the year,
about s., 100000. The aggr egate receipts,
from all sources, will exceed Efly millions
The WEST might have had a Share Of this
abundance, for the Improvements of rivers aud
harbors. but for the factious opposition and
effected constitutional scruples Of I.ocofoco
senators ard TePTcsenta'iyes.-Ssn SsntiatI and
Gc-.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17
DEFERRED ARTlCLES,

RIeHT.-The Madison Argus takes ground
against party nomination for Judge in this
District, and thinks The candidates should
come before the public on their naked merits
as men and lawyers-just our miud-and will
not consider the action ofany political Judicial
convention of any binding force whatever
1t itjustifes Judge Hubbell in voting for him
self for Chief Justice. tsays the law gives
the minority power to control The bench
Please tell US how, Mr.. Argus. The only
difficulty was to get majority, which tie
Judge could no, get without his own vote
There is no use oftrying to mystify tie mat
ter.-.NiI Free Dem.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17
2D@gGrp,
Voice of a Moment.

Stay, thou tiny child of Time!
Why shouldst thou SO swiftly flee?
Stay, and spend thy early prime,
Wooing happiness with me.
''Mortal! what hath earth to bring
To allure my rapid Wing 2"
See how gaily life is strown ~
Pleasant flowers adorn the way
From the cottage to the throne
Life is all a holiday!
"Flowers conceal the pointed thorn
Night::o ertakes the brightest morn"
Hear the swelling voice of Fame,
Millions shout the praise of One?
Tarry, till earn name,
Some immortal deed have done
Fame what is If but dream,
Hast thou not a nobler theme ?"
Fortune then let me adore
Wealth can compass all desire
Swift to heap Potosis ore,
All my eager hopes aspire
wealth is but name for Care,
Toll may win, yet may not wear
Lighter joys will pursue,
Buoyant as the air, and free,
Glide the fields Of pleasure through,
In a ceasless revelry
Deep N the pit-fall Of despair
Let thy reckless step beware =
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17

REBUILDING Within ten dsys after tho
FIRE in San Francisco. 357 new buildings had
been commenced, and part OF them had been
finished, and were occupied.
Losr.-The Organ, built at East Cambridge
Mass, for the Plymouth Church, of tins
City, sunk with the propeller .qflas, on Lake
Ontario, few days ago Tieconsin Free
Dem.
~ All manner Of grain, says the Albany
Express, looks well in that section Of the
State. Corn is a little backward, but is i'm
proving under the genial influence Of bright
summer sun.
4 FAST PREss.-The Philadelphia Led
ger press struck off 100000 impressions in -
hours.
o. Robert Rantoul Jr., is we'll again
He had the Cholera Morbus two or three
days at Madison but not the Cholera His
presence at Madison gave the Editor of the
Democrat the gripes.-.HtL Free Dem.
- The Governor has signed the death
warrant OF John McCatfary, convicted Of the
murder Of his wife at kenosla, and appointed
Thursday, the 2Ist day of August next, for
the execution of the sentence Of the court.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17
California F0rinnc.

The Custom House at San Francisco,
which was destroyed by the recent fire,
was owned by Mr.. II Davis, who rented
it to the government for $4,000 per month
Davis, who Is now. or was previous to the
FIRE in the receipt of over $4,000 a month
went to California as a cabin boy five
years ago, and was induced to purchase
for Sl3 the lot of ground upon part of
which the Custom House stood, but tho't
50 little Of his purchase that he would not
paw two dollars to have the deed recorded
until the property was producing $4,000
per month Davis had an American ia
thcr. and a Kanaka or Sandwich Island
mother Boston foltr
Reader, you'd better believe its warm to
day--it is.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17

LIQuoR LAW IN MAINE.-There was great
excitement in Portland, on the afta:noou Of
the 2lst inst, in consequence Of the seizure
by the city Marshall, of 20 casks of liquor.
valued at $500, belonging to s. II. II. Saw
yer. The owner resisted the officer, but the
liquor was finally taken. This IS the first en-
forcement of the new liquor law.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17
PuhIie Printing.

The bids for the Public Printing for the
year 1852, We're opened by the Secretary Of
State, on Saturday last. After full colnpu-
taton Of the different classes, the work has
been awarded as follows: The Legislative
Printing to Beriah Brown; the Laws and
Journals and Blanks to Charles T. Nakelev.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17

MICHIGAN CoNsPIRAToRs.-'rh Detroit Ad-
vertiser says that the evidence against the
ringleaders in the conspiracy case becomes
moro and moro olcar, and there eeorDs bat
little doubt of their convection. Proof is
made of the criminal acts and of the agency
Of the prisoners in hiring and paying for their
commission.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17

Every Wing county meeting in Pennsylva-
MA declares fer Gen. Scott for the Presidency
and Gov. johnson for Governor.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-17
Queen Victoria and " Yankee Doodle"

HHEtH tlJtUIid uHu " 1diIhCc UJ0dit,
Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, and the
Royal Consort. have been extremely at
tentiye to the United States portion of the
Industrial Exhibition, and pursue their
walks along the Yankee avenues, filled
with the works Of art, greatly to the sat
istactlon Of the Brother Jonathans, who
albeit they revere the Republican modes,
seem highly honored at the Royal conde-
scension.
4 few days ago she was present and
Mr. Prisons, Of New York city, who has
a large double grand Piano in the Ameri-
can division, somehow or other, forestalled
his neigLbors by getting wind of her com
ing, and engaged four splendid performers
and had them all waiting. As Her Maj
csty approached slowly down the grand
aisle, he gave a signal, and they struck up
Yankee Doodle, with variations, much to
the Queens admiration for she leaned on
the arm Of the Prince until it was over
Prisons, with shrewd discrimination. saw
by the smiles that lit up her Majesty's
face, that she was pleased with the nation
al idea, and Immediately there was an en-
core.-With the promptness Of Julien he
jumped upon the platform, seized a cane,
and using it for a baton, recommended
that same good old air" and his perform
ers dashed through it.executing the spark
ling but difficult variations with force
and elegance that again enchaincd the
royal presence, and elected the cheers and
viyas Of the whole assembly Our Yam
kee piano-maker took time by the forelock
and We would not be surprised if Buck
ingham Palace was soon graced with a
double grand piano of New York manu-
facture. The Americans are making q
noise all over creation. They are right.
"Sir." inquired the attorney of a surly
Dutchmaa, what color was this hog when
you first knew him 2"
''Eell, ven l first became acquainted vid
dc hog. he vas leetle pig. and he vas den
a vite hog but ven he got to be older he
got to be a kind of sandy like, and [
should den called him on the whole, a san
dy hog"
"What ear marks had he ?"
sYell, ven | first became acquainted vid
dc hog he had no very particular ear-narks
except short tail
Take your seat, sir" said the attorn-
cy,' we'll call up the next witness"
Sizteen persons were buried by the city
on Monday, twelve Of whom were recently
arrived emigrpn's. This morning seven ror-
mus were issued Up 70 ten o'cloek.-S.
Louis {7tei.