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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-24
THE DAILY DISPATCH

4aotser Webster and Parkman Tragedy.
We were on Saturday shown a letter from
q yo1ng friend at kanawha Salines, Va, OF
which we have permission to copy apart
KASAwHA SALISEs, Sunday, Feb. 10.
DEAR -s...s--Our Valley was thrown into
considerable excitement yesterday and to-day,
by the discovery of a very singular murder,
perpeirated few miles above US. IL seems
that man by the name oil Stoghin, OWED one
Romines. several hundred dollars, appointed y"
evening, tlast Friday for settlement, osogpp,,n
left his work ia the evening, and "en' ~
house, telling his companion, that ne "aS gu
ing 10 settle with r. Since then ne hao uo'
been seen or heard ofuntit his friehds peco,h-
ing alarmed at his sudden exit, commenced
search. finally entered Rs house ano looked
every where body could possibly oe conceal
ed. and found nothing, until one OF them, think
ins nrobahly of the notorious webster case,
co,nnenced scrapiug in the ashes, and to HE
snrnr;se found several human teeth and the
cheek hone. also, part of the hesh, supposed to
he that of the man. which hsd run into cre-
vice ia the fire place, parhy roasted. 1t was
very large fire place, i've feet long. Ii is known
that X. ad nearlya cord Of pine knots at bis
house, which it seems are all burnt up. He
was Immediately arrested and committed TO
Jail on Sunday. He exercised more ingenuity
than Webster did in disposing of the body
TIL few bones that are found, will be difficult
TO identify as those of man, from their cal-
cined state. His trial will be very interesting
iffur,her developments are not made.-Lynch.
burg Express.
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FREEcH ExILEs.-Two exiIes, Messrs.
Quense and Chumbonniere, recently escaped
from Cayenne, where they were exiied by
Louis Napoleon, fox their adherence to repub-
lican principles, have arrived at Salem, Mass,
in an American vessel. They are men of
ability and position. Quense was lawyer
and editor; Chambonnere public teacher
Both have families in France.
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-. ihE LiausR Law QuEsrtos IN VERuoxr
from all thu Slate of Vermontunan a.. I1.urns
law and the whole vote officially re,,rn saof
43509. and The ,nsjoriiy Cor the law Is iei
Six counties GIVE msJorities asains, The tsw
and eight for II, The aggregate vote Is q. $50
less thaa the whole Official vJ,e for Goyernor
last year, and 10000 at least less lhan q iull
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1t is said thai The devil has many imps; il is
presumed the following are among the mum
imp-eiuosity, imp iacabil-
~, imp~naepee. imp.ertia1nee, imp.nriiy. and
imp-iety. -
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Professors Scbombein, of Basic, a2d Bottger
OF Frankfort, have sold their invention of Gun
cotton 10 tue Austrian Government for 10000
forms. Ii is said that Austria has communi-
Gated to other States of the German Band
that they may be admitted to share OF the
secret.
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Ca on &l.oG.-oLs thousand Llkenessos
W avs have been taken az OSB0kA'S pa
guerrean Galleries since the reduction ot pncss.-
And we now wish il understood by all ths. Osborn
viii continue to take foe SKY Light Miniatures IN
heat case tor 81 Rene mber, tot. s the only psce
where Sky-Light miniatures are taken for 81. 10
those that think one dollar ia too cheap Tor gcod
Likeness, we would only say, call and gex LEO
ness worth or $40. Remember the place
OSBORh'S,
Opposite the Bapks SIGN Of the American Flags
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TENDERS AND FIRE IRONS.-Btsss
green with brass mouiA<ogs, bronzed aud Mar
sery Tenders, suitable for city sAd country Ere
places; brass head polished aad kitchen fire IRONS
assorted, in prices from 50 ceats TO 81 80.
ALSO, good assortment OF polished and o~ass
head Pokers, for sale by
ocIe VAN LEW & TAYLOR
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cfH5sszzzxsFT1 VIRGINIA CENTRAL Kali.
szzroad.-Mae Tickets Qhree Cents
Fer Mfs-1o accommodate the way travel, tickets
will be sold at the Treasurers office, in Richmond,
at 3 cents per mile, provided that not less than ten
dollars win be sold at one time
These tickets will not be transferable, and will
be used for distances not exceeding rs miles, No
charge less than 25 cen.s. Z II GILL,
fe Aim Superintendent.
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A MOTHER CERTEFICATE.-Mr Da,os.
"A Dear Madsm.-lE affords me great satisfaction
to offer my testimony in behalf OF your invaluable
- Tough DrOPs.' Not only have found them
excellent for violent coughs colds and other dis
eases proceeding from exposure and neglect, but
| can with confidence assert that believe them to
be beneficial in all the ills which flesh is heir to
have used them Tor myself and family for some
time, never having any other medicine about me-
Of Late the cranp choic and cholera morpus has
been very severe with My wife and children
have been severely cramped on several <itierent
occasions; and have in every case found tha., By
administering nom one to two table spoonsfuli of
your Drops relief immediately followed, For
sickness among children nothing can be better
In my opinion they are infinitely superior 10 any.
thing have ever tried, and have used great
many different kinds CT remedies. | earnestly re-
eoinineHo 'nein 70 the aricled. Respectfully, &c.
NIB GODWIN
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by BEENETT 4
| BEERS, A. BODEAER, ChAS. BECK, CHAS. 0.
91I;t, and Mrs: A, B. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad ST., aud CHaS.
MlLLePAUGH, Druggist, Richmond, fel
cocoa, COCOA.-Taylor d Bros London
| use, for SAFE By
fe p w NJ DADp
| AWPTON's TINCTU tine gross
AZ Halnyton's Vegetable Tncture for sale 81
| o w. M DADE, Chemist,
| Iez MAN street, near Ola Market
| M AshiNG FACAD.-Ihe Virginia " astlng
!" Fluid, for sale BY
70, W.M. DADE, Chemist,
Ie29 MSin street, near Old Mgrket
%UGAh.-4o barrels LoyeIing7s Crushed Sugar:
~ \ boxes Coverings Double Loaf Sugar; re.
ceiFins and for sale by
JOHN A ROBINSON,
re y corner Cary and Virginia stree:s
| VEhAfaURi yIHIDE.-:IU lbs, OF the
lIesn rooL and the tincra;e OF The same pre-.
I'M r.
! For asle by
te % hpTFs GR.y
4 iADkh AND Ak-E.-75 bbs sweet Newark
~ C!der; 81 Whole and half bbs Ale, various
brands receiving per Roanoke, for sole By
le22 J b STEGAL.
kSLhS riNG POMDaA--v uV Kegs; sporti ~
~ do-7UO Kegs, warranted OF besi quality, Tor
fig DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
SPRlaG PRLaTs.-We have now few
~ Spring Prints, and IN few days, snail COM
inrnce receiving general ortrent of G oeds for
| early spring wear. g. HAhrWELL Il co,
lie ~ Oppnite Swan Tavern.
Enln TONS CAST sURAP IRON
WV WAN TED ar EAGLE FOUNDRY
Inc subscriber wishes to purchase 1000 tons OF
Old Scrap Castings, for whica he will pay the high
est market price In Cash delivered in lots at The
sePot, or any landings or wharves il this city.
fe is-6t PHILIP RAHM
ssTONk EUTTaNG.-jOHN w. DAVIES q
y co ,pfactica. Stone Cutters d. aasons, south
ai@e OF the Dock near Mayos Bridge We return
tnanEs Tor the liberal p tronage we have received
aaa trust oy strict attention TO business 10 oontnua
- -lleIls the confidence u The public dc L. 6m
/ 4 aNnhETE's GARDEN sEED.-We
s..as constantly on hand a supply OF the above
"stsAh'ei ireah and ger une
! fss2 REEVE & BLAIR,
xz--,-------- Drng. ists, No ITS arogo street.
SAINThD hUck KTs.--I,,, :,
- eS1rniae dteea and Fancy colors assor'
eeised from nanufaoto.y. For sale y. sas,fe
/ e.1 WIS d DoFNAp
| No 10 earl street
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III AMpTON's TINCTU E.-ODg gross
Al haIngton's Vegetable Tlncture, for sale 5y
w. M DADE, Chemist,
~ % Main street, near Ola Market
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MASKING EAUAU.-lhs vlrpIn,a Wasb,ny
w Fluid, for sale by
IN. DADE, Chemist,
ie - M6in street, near Old kgrkek
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COCoA, COCOA.-TayIor L. Bros London
~ Soluble Cocoa, the best article OF the kind in
use, for SAFE By
le - w. M DADF
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UTCHEsON,s CELEgkATED REd.
IL EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted safe, sure ard mild remedy ioT
Piles, praiapsus Ami, and all other diseases Of sne
rect0sn. One box will conviaee ane pstienE OF ~
mild and curative properties.
Price OF. one dollar, 2 Oh. SOC per box
Prepared by W. HUTcHESOE, AsasteFdan'
Botetourt County, VS..
For sale In Richmond by Purcell. Laid 4 Co
Dove a. Co aud Adie Il Gray. SO 29-dy
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EtUkk.-I have reased the Coai Yard on snc
~ Basin Rank, corner of lBth street. and expect
To kSep Ii constantly supplied with Cuah, wnssn
win ba sold at moderate prices, according 20 qash
t.. That ncss eoni0g in, Is good ariicls OF rani
Coke--an econoSaiesl fuel sgs eiose stoves aaa
Ranges Iexpeet to tGrnisa. IA lev seeks, SAP
piy Of superior Solt cess suissole for all me pss
poses of domestic iasl Appsy 10 dr. Wa =.
BkAzEAL, at the Coal YaEd.
JOHN J. WERTh.
ja25-lm Agent Tor lsasfs nualeg.
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ROAD.
an and sitter Monday, 25th January, 1853, the
" Mail, and regular Passenger Train VII leave
Lvuchburg daily, Sundays excepted, Of O'Clock.
ri. and arrive at Salem at I0i o'clock, A M Re
turninr win leave Salem at II O'Clock. M. and ar
rive in Lynchburg at 81 o'clock M--ftopping, CO.
ing and returning, at the following places only,
Forest Depot, Goodies, Liberty. Oak Mnlga, BIZ
fords. Bonsack's. Big Lick, and Salem: There VIII
be Freight Train Leaving Salem daily, sundays
excepted. at 81 O'clock NJ, and one leaving Lynch
burg a. II O'Clock, P N. To each passenger car
will be attached These trsns wi.'stop for iieignts
and passengers at Halsey's, Gays. Forest Depot
Goode's Lowr5's. Liberty, Oak Mnlea, Butords .,
Bonsack's Gisi's MIL, Big Lick and Salem.
Slaves travelling by themselves on either train
must be furnished with two passes, that one can
be retained in the office, and il must be expressly
stated on the pass that they are permitted go
the cars. Free negroes obtain tickets before
starting, of the ticket agent, 10 whom they must
produce satisfactory evidence of their freedom.
THOMAS SHARP,
IA aq-td Suut Tramp W. IL reDn pr
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NEW u GODS Al l0s MAIN STREET.
LIZ Neck Ties for Gentie@en
Ruled Apron Ties
Washington Sconop Ties
Satin Apron Stocks
do Scarf do
do Self-adjusting Stocks
Gro Grain do do
Black, drsb and fancy Caters
Linen and Silk Pocket .Hdkfs, haf Hose, under
wear Shirts, Collars, &c.
KEEN, CHlLES & BALDWIN'S
fels Clothing Warehouse.
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&UGAhs-40 barrels Loveuug's Crushed sugar;
~ \ boxes LoverIg's Double Loaf Sugar; re.
ceiVins ana for sale by
JOHN A ROBINSON,
ie - corner Cary aud Virginia stre cts
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ESa DIR. ADDIaGTON, (gradu-
sN ste) DEaTIST, practitioner since
~&IIIYY1e 1912, having fully tested his reduced
prices, desires TO MAKE known 70
every person that he will continue permanent ths
following charges for his services, with the assur
snce that his operations shall be performed better
than under his past exorbissnt fees. How SOL Be-.
cause he and his assistants kept in foil exercise
and make more money.
Extract tooth % cents; Plug with silver or in 30
cents; with geld 10 cents; Pivot Tooth 81 so; Plape
Tooth So upper or lower sets S25, with or with
cut n0tdfde, ertidciAa gums, &c. fe 10
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~ n FRANKLIN HO. o.
undersigned "a
~8zX ia now prepared to fur
nish Breakfasts, Din
ners and SHpPers al short notice. The finest
Oysters, game of all kinds and the best of the mar
ket will be always on hand and served up in supe.
rior style.
Beefsteaks, Chops, Ham and Eggs Venison, BOT
Coffee, &c, &c, ready at all times
The citizens of Richmond and strangers WI
please give me call, and every exertion win bs
made to please them by
JOSEPH T. KEARNS..
ia 31-lm Franklin, near Wall e.
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NEHAfaCM VLhIDE.-.sO lbs. OF the
lresh ROOF, and the tincra.e OF The same pre-.
For esle by
fe % ADIE& GRAY
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ttADkh AND Ak-E.-75 Dbis sweet Newark
~ Clder; So Whole and half bbls Ale, various
brands, receiving per Roanoke, for sale by
Re % J STEGAI
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I UhfBER.-40,e00 feet Seasoned Oak Boards
~ for Tobacco Boxes
10000 feet Season ed susauehanna Boards
2800G feet Charleston and Baltimore Dressed
Flooring
10000 feet Assorted Rock Msple
5000 feet Assorted Buffalo Ash
5000 feet half inch Cherry
5 OOD feet half inch Black Walnut
Landing at Rockets, from board scbrs Virginia,
C H Cois and the Afvarado. For sale on the Whars
on accommodating terms, by
fe IL BELVIN g. PARKER.
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M - -
IA ROAD NOTICE.-From and sfter February
18th, the Richmond and Danvile Rail Road Com
pany will receive and deliver freight only at the
following stations, viz: Coaiesd, Powhatsn, Mat
toax, Amelia Court House, Wysnoke, Hay-to- Kah,
Heherrin, and KsysyiIle, and such other interme
date stations as may hereafter be established.
JOHN A. FOSTER,
General Freight. Agent R. & D.. R. r.
fa J0-dIu
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For sale. Wholesale and retail, by BENNETT d
BEERS, A. BODEAER, ChAS. BECK, CHAS. 0.
YALE, and Mre. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad ST., aud CHaS
MlLLePAUGH, Druggist. Richmond tel
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TX BAGS VERY SUPERIOR RIO COFFEE
L - We hereby offer for sale at Ok cents per
pound, to close the concern.
WILLS g. LOMBARD,
re IS i42 Main ST.
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SUPERiOR TEAS.-An assortment Of very
~ superior gUnpswder and black Teas, for sale By
P. VOOLFOLK, Jr,
fe IL ls0 Broad street.
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kSLAS TING PUHDAa- =UuV kegs; Sporti ~
- do-7O0 kegs, warranted OF best Quality, for
sal- By
f. - DAVENPORT, ALLEN G. co
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o. For SALE.-Tne House and Lot, cor
H5 of Franklin and 4sh streets, az present &C.
cupied by Capt d Eimmo. The lot fronts 81
feet on franklin and runs back l20 feet on 4th
street. TO a is foot alley.
For terms, which Will % accommodating apply
TO K. 81. BURTON
Oc 2
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A MOTHER CERTIFICATE.-Mrs Daws

Office g. R Company,
Richmond Eeh2I l2I2 fe
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y McCANDLIsH, Jr, l36 Cary Street,
lSs has in store, and for sale ON accommodating

~ The subscriber intending to remove to the
town OF Danvi!ie, offers FOR sale. privately, his
stock Of Dry Goods and Groceries, and to
rent for term Of years his Store and Dwelling
EOase. There is also attached to the premises,
a Wheelwrght and Blacksmith Shop, with an ex
tensive custom, w1ich will be rented. The loca-
ton is equal to any in the country for retail es
Enlistment. Any person wishing to embark ON
the mercantile business, will do well to comsauni
cate with n e at once. WIN. ROBINSON Ja
Black Heth. Chesterfield Co, Va, Feb Is, 1853.
ts l7-3W
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KNERAL AGENCY.-Th subscribers of
" fer their services to the citizens of Richmond
and the surrounding country as General Agents
and Collectors. They will attend to the hiring OF
Negroes, renting out Houses, and collecting of
claims, either in the city of Richmond vicinity.
TIMBERLAKE & LEWEkLEN.
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COFFEE sUGAR.-5O bos best &c" Coffee
" Sugar, receiving per steamer, for sale by
ie % J. B. STEGAL.
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~ 80 ses b the sssas ehass. In aass Visit - ~
APseSzsps $500 a. CPssass.
hvosits hasd ef Ansrs kss plsos every evsaing sod
The sudocss alWNys u tie most rsapsotsbs GLASS
pAsoes.
wooB's Nr@zans Tho entertainments for this even
irg very sxtlsctvs Tie company h vssy lArgc,
numbering about aftsea psrfcsmsrs. and Weed Is an
excellent manager he D workiog hard 10 please his
pshoaa and deserves public support.
BUcxIxIs eg1xsADEHs doing weli. and thsir sing.
Ing aSA instrumsutd piecAs ere nshty received with
Appreciation. Ttey offer 6ns bin for hls evening.
s1asoR BInz This highly popular Beoromascsx and
veDtil0quist Afternoon entertainment TO-
day, toeethsr with the usual evening ons
THE WILD NEM BoRHEo. -These stEauge creatures
are et exhibition In Fortisth street, the Crys-
tai PAsce No should fail In seeing them.
BAsvAnDs Holy LAND Il attracting ~ we'll ~ 1t
the Georsma.
FRANKHsnnS's HIAGARA-This splendid panorama
continues to successfully exhibited ct Hope Chapel
THIN sxSyx MILF MIRROR PASoRAsA.-This beautiful
panorama will 10 put exhibition at the Chinese Rooms,
on Monday nsxt
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= asis.es'ss esse.s dow. . .esA n srss.s haA .
en- Pe~h thak ssr ea5 hAA tssosas 80 wsEd fhs
MSAteoa1o NaE1 WAs eus a Ne wer6& q W. elg
foE those rfpts nasa short tins ego cAly . tee
dAys be6srs they Wors ASro6tsa. Q largo nanosr
Of men trssA cssvctsA and ssotsacsd r ths
effsnoa h thoughs the ~osld havs ben suhctsat
varsing Or thso bot II seemed that II not for 10
fec days afterwards tAs ward tbs Of ansehsr
dagraesfu riot oet~ssn them and ths pocs He should
have been disposed bad 1t bssn isolstsd case 20
suspend purishn~ut upon those who had been recon
eDded to tbs mercy of tbs Court but not tbs
first that disgacsd that neigh porhood he deter
mined to ses an example to others and punish the o.
fenderr just they mertsd. Afoer Throwing stones 1t
the citizens and pece in the Streets they sought refuge
In an upoccupisd store whsre tbsy arrested BY tos
ward police and when the police eudssvored 70 quiet
tbeua and begged OF them to 9, to their homes they
in OF ooing Ike good ctiEsns proceeded tn CON
nit acts Of violence, such rs throwing stonas,
ard othefwise asssultins the police For this
crime they Sers convicted, but all Of them bns
tbroe were recommended 10 the mccoy OF the
& urs But 1t seemed to his Honor that there were
two Of ;hem--knd those who nDt recommended =
who n shs riot than any the rsst
On thote he would hct the sevsrest punishment for
they appeared 10 he the rDgsaler. Of the rioters
iare portion OF them srre'ed By the poce Ia tho
pisd Of them takon the d6s-
walk. and In divers piaras Having tsken all
their into consideration tue senece Of the Court
fnll
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ss :s.s: "a
for ASopssd X rs foicsisS Vote NJ. oe-.,
M.y1ss ss.sasn sss ass
S.Ss,. ssisa. Barker. Rogers Crawford. k'sf' sad
misssDss tho City the
and Lsmps and mmssiossr q kses,rs and Supplies
thsconnos Council a. he o. ssoh :s.tsd
.tsssons ia and
fully s:- and n . . q the
such fsrsor or persons for what particular
eD. IL a. sss
showing fa, how. and from whom. such receipts are
FROM BOARD ALpsRaHs.
per Tor aS. sesnsss hssasa Pass
bepartnsn. .sacSrrea .by the f9ilowia. y.se, yis :
May bee Bssaden Woodward Ring, Wells Hunt Boussn.
MoGowa hselan Barker, Rogers Crawford Keefe and
building materials and ether Illegal OBJ
hs.eluton-IhA. low and aunisa lots On vo:s side Of
setts rhrtisth street be alice in concurrcd
street besee Lighth and Ninth avenues and the street
Ressiuoae That the paw. meat in avenue D between
Fifth and sixth streets be rtpssd- Cor errred In
Esq paos staircase In frous OF his house $50 Mad,soa
uton-fht the windows in the room of the Board
OF Aldermen repaired Conourrs d In.
the pero or who murdered Joseph
SASH Frankfort and CHI streets cOneurrsdia
by the following vote
irm stivs-fhs President Assistant Aldermen Brown
TAFT .'Briep Maybee, Breadsn. Woodward King We e.
Hunt seuson. hsG,wn wheolaa, Barker, Rogers, Craw
ford, 4 Keefe an hcCo1kov-io
Gran ting permission 10 John Hicks AID Abrsham ]
Berry lease Of ferry from Cath aciue slip Nav
York Division avenue " Williamsburg. To Committee
ordinances
- r. toiatonIn favor Of paying the Fire wlrdens 500
Zach per anbnm, frota he of the by
The LEGISLATURE Conourre6 io by the foawin vote
Afrnative-The President, Assistant aldermen Bto Va
TAFT OBrien MAY bee, Broaden Woodward Ring, Wells,
Hunt, Eeuion, acGoSn. WI elan. Barker Kosers cras
fore, O'Ksefe. ssd NeCouke5-s.
Rtsouor-That tine drivers Of watering in Broed
way emit tprinsng the intersection OF streets
mittee Streets.
RESOLUTION.
by Assistant Alderman WoopwARp-That room in tho
City ha fitted for tho of tho
to be noxt fall TO Conmittee airs
plies.
O'clock FROM the minutes
Z. T. McCLENACHAN, CLERK.
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TIE 6eht Of the Kilkenny cats alias the Nicarag1a
Transit and the Pacific and Atlantic Ssamship comps.
pes ctnmeDced In full vgor TT San Francisco previous
TO the departure If the Sierra Nevada and from the low
rates 81 which travellers b transported
the Atlantic States and California We shall not be sur
pised to learn that the monopoly AL the side of the
pAssengers the rate Of fare having been reduced ON
those just arrived o $500 cabin 500 ard from $50
to s5 in tire stsege With this Of the bone
Of low p.icss and the signs of the controversy OK
hb.tiDg evidences Of deeper depression we have no
doubt that passengers will b paid for their patronage
Until tho weaker party ihs DO ompsled mock uudsr
sne draw off. The Law and Aspi. wall party have the
capital and the power of ssndenal while the Ncsraxus
party have the speed but mot much Backbone which
IL exemp lied BY the fact that when Mr. Aspiaws sold
tie steamer Ccres to the Transit Company for sl2o c0
Ia gave to the Presdsnt SIR Charles Mo,gsp two suas
hah Ter cent for bis endorsement End on account of
which $40 600 hare been paid 1t Is vsy prstt, eight
Il stands and what may be death to tho comps
MES viii bs fun for the travelling public There is no.
thing Ike composition either among steamships or rail
reads few stockholders In some Of the companies
b. LOSERS but the people 8. largo ard commerce are
benefited
The receipts Of the Madison and Ind,anspol Railroad
Company, for August 1858 s24, yoo Same tins in
1867, S2e COO inci case So 100
The jackson Mssissippda STATES that the HiSh Court
Of Firorr AID Appeals has refused to grant rssrgu
ment of The insulated sgAinst tie Ststs by John
the holder Of she Union Bank bonds The question
is fairly before the whether not an appro-
priatien sLaI DO made by tie Legislature to pay the
Judgment
TIE receipts of ths Ohio ard Psnns,lvsua Rsil-ooa
Con pary Tor August soc $50 2a; same time 1862
a4el &C. Increase Essrls 100 per osn s33 425 g.
Rsceipts Of August e,cssd those Of July moro than
$4,000.
meeting OF the stockholders OF tbs Black Ri, yer and
Utica Railroad Company 10 cal ed be held tho Office
Of the company in Utica Mordsy tbs 2sts instant
proportion will thsn DO voted upon to increase tie
CAPITA stock 10 81 GOO 0ao
Tho sDBexed sement exhibits tho quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entesd ybs port consum9
ton fsr warebrusirg ard also the wi hdr swGls from
warehouse during the wsst ending AID including Thurs
dag, September 8. 1861
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