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pulLAeStrulA, ser'enter1a, IS

fHfLApKLPHA September 10 Is.
which resisted tf remedies surh as pararorr son ~
~ 1tn ordinary medicines. Or, Compoud Syrpr II IL
Cay and arrevrd me ia few doars, 'ouso nj, 10
u cured me, VI" mother, vhois troubled
M ne otn kng Fquls rarrgo has Den fakipa -
ior few days Pss and cough is net 'l5I 20
9sf aa before she commenced takug it, @ "
THOMAS NTTtAR, a Rsc.strsst.
- a 7eeslv 'u1 tctet by Vie General Agents Tor the
az "Etl WRIGHT CO. I5I gaar,ts r.. /, Tgtjta,rr
fVr1r. fnr4ar tY-s5a.-
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FRO5i DR. ". S. MACINTOSH.
IS NAV lrt N#f1 Jt-rRF,

Tour Wild CAgrry md Tar syrup gives gsarr sasiss "
4AFr Qer u 81 4 TO- time md h0sgat you'd
bat almost daily inquired @ 1ad theagat, perhaps would Is
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PIsEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE.
Sse - sEsss EslEk

ON iIonday OF each week.-Mrs. 80 onfy.
ffsHE public are hereby informed thar the com
Il Portable and expeditions steamer Powhn
tan, Captain Charles E. Mitchell having been en-.
tirey reftted enlarged, and improved in every re.
spect, 10 ow on the route between Richmond and
Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical
line, will leave Richmond by the morning train on
Monday If each week, at 7 O'Clock, A. ~, and
reach Baltimore in the of the night, proba.
bly, oy midnight, thus securing connection with
the different hines out OF Baltimore the following
morning, In any direction. Returning passengers
will leave Baltimore on the afternoon of Wednes.
day of every week, at 81 o'clock, P. 81, and con-
meet at the creek on the following morning with
the train OF the Richmond Fredericksburg and Po
tomac Railroad Company, which arrives In Rich.
mond on Thursday, at 3 O'Clock. p. M.
Fare in either direction, IS; forward cabin pas
sengers. Qncludirg mealsl "a SO.
Fare for hrst cass passengers between Baltimore
and P Philadelphia by the New Castle and Frechtown
line, 81 so. For second cl ss do 81 so. Making
the whole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia by
this agreeable line, 81 so only for first class pas
sengers, and SO for second class do
For further parneulars, or through tickets. ap-
ply at the office of the Richmond, FrederickabuIg 9
and Potomac Railroad Company
J. B WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
Office R., F. e. P. K. K. Company,
Richmond, March 90 1853 s NH %
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Political PUGEAcITY.-On Friday. the
1st of July, Gen. Davis and Captain William
Barksdale, two candidates for Congress in the
district in which Wick sburg Miss. is situated,
met at hotel in that city, and took their tea
quietly. They were to have spoken that eva
ming. After tea a misunderstanding arose be.
tween them, while in the private room of ths
hotel. A scufais ensued, in which the parties
clinched, and Davis inflicted SONS 10 OF II
wounds on Barksdale, none OF which are Sc
rious. Gen. Davis was required 10 give bail
for his appearance at the next session Of the
circuit court.
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THE IRISH EXODUS, in comparison with
which that ofthe lsraelies from Egypt was in-
significant, seems 10 have abated within few
weeks, in some parts Of the Island, probably
IN consequence of the approaching harvest
The Western counties, however, continue to-
pour forth their thousands, who seek freedom
and bread in opposite hemispheres-in Aus
traia and America. SKI
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ssz -
IMPORTANT AND CHErKIkG NEWoI
PARIsEN G. KINGS

II a nj = II L L. n 4 IL Il > y,
Per ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDI
TiOH, &c &C,
FTNBE propretors having made new arrangements
u for the still better dispatch Of their Express by
the steamships Roanoke and jamestown from
New York, they wish IL keep II before the public,
that PAafSEN & KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS is always On hand tor The sccommoda.
don Of their friends at the lowest rates and unpa-
rslleed dispstch- their Express leaving New York,
lie generally delivered at almost every point of Viz
Rinis in Is hours. and throughout North Carolina in
So hours and al forty per cent below thee old HUM
BUG MONOPOLY
PARIS IN g. KINGS fscilitit S for the expeditions
transportation of Freight and Packages cannot be
beat By any express company in existence and they
defy any competition, therefore, in the shape of
humbug, imposition and monopoly.
GF@ Be sure to order your goods by Parisen
g. King Express, NJ { Barclay street, New
York.
E@ Rest assured. that all they promise, they
will faithfully fuli! !!
PAkIoEa q KING, No Barclay st N. Y,
and BollIngbrook street, Petersburg, Va.
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PErERsBuRG-We are glad to learn By The
Express that our neighboring city is impsov-
ing rapidly. Several buildings urein progressv,
AID among others "a new depot for the South.
side Railroad. feef5a 9 ss 4s 3.s
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n The War Department have received
very late advices from Gov. Lane, detailing the
history Of his recent efforts TO introduce pas-
tural and agricultural pursuits among the
Apache Indians. He has met with encoura-
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d EPAIRING EVERY DESCRIPTION
AG OF SAWS.-TOLAEU d. BELSHAW, prac-
tical Saw Makers and Repnifers, 9th street.
between Cary and Main, opposite the Phoenix
Foundry, Richmond, Va:-Circular, Hand, rip
ping, Cross cut MILL Table, Brass back, Compass
and Concave Saws Butchers Bow Meat Saws
Hack Saws Pit Saws, Feloe Saws, Turning Saws
&c. &c.
EY@ All Saws warranted to run true
ie :9-lm<
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nEDAR TAR-Consumptien Cured

nEDAR TAR-Consumptfen Cured
y The most successful remedy now In use for the
cure OF Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
kidneys, Kings Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, &C., pre-
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street.
Baltimore.
Persons afflicted with any of the above diseases,
who may doubt the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, are
requested to csl on the Agent who win produce
numerous testimonials of its great healing power
from private citizens, and number of the medical
faculty The medicine 10 yet In its infancy, and IL
destined to supsrcede all others la the cure of dis
eases for which II 10 recommended.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
r. Beware of countsrfeits. The genuine aTti
" P.HoRToN kEAcH 81 Main ,rse.,
Sole AgentfoS Richmond, and
jy9 GenaralAsentforE Eastern Virginia.
TAhIEs BROADRICK q co., practical
- BLACKSMITHS, between the Danvil!e Rail.
road Depot and Haxalfs Mills-all sorts of con
tractors tools made to order, such as Picks Jump
ers, Churn Drills, Hand Drills, Hand Hammers,
Striking Hsmmers, and every tool used by con
tractors
All sorts of Wagon werk, Horse-shosing, and
everything 10 the Blacksmith line. All work done
by Us, will be warranted equal to any dsne else
where. ap 23-3m
Two TOBACCO MANUFACTUKkhs
Il JOSEPH WEAR, machinist, 28th street, be-
tween Main and Franklin streets, would respectful
ly return thanks to the Manufacturers of Tobacco
for their libera support since he commenced busi
ness: would also inform them he IL prepared to
make Shape ming Mills with dispatch and superior
workmanship He would refer those not acquaint
ed with his work, to the following gentlemen:
References.-Thos d. Saml Harderove, VIM
Gresner, Jsmes Grant, Charles Word, Laurel
Factory, John Goode.
B.-Ms repaired with neatness and Dispatch
je 28-1m* w
Ceiling OFF! SHILLING OFF IL am
~ still selling eff at and below cost and weuld
respectfully call the atteption of the pu lie sener
ally to my large stock of Dry Goods which hive
on hand yet as had rather sacrifice the Goods at
the counter in prefere ace to sending them to auc
ZION to be sold Persons desirous OF buying
Cheap Goods can get them by calling at
Fl ROSENFELD'S,
jy 2-f IT'S Broad street
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The WILMINGToN & MANcHEsrER RoUrr.
There are now only about 25 or 80 miles Of
stage travelling onthis route, and rails are be-
ing rapidly laid over this distance. The daa-
gers and Inconvenience ef sea passage boz
tween Wilmington and Charleston, can now
be avoided altogether. by taking the stage for
few miles. 10 short time, the entirs track
will be completed. The road is said TO be In
excellent condition.
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M ONkY LOST.-Lost by a Lady, on The
1v1 evening OF the 18th instant on Broad street,
between 9th street and the store of Grubbs & Ap
person, Porte MOnnaie, containing one $40
note of the Bank of Virginia, three S5 notes, kx-
change Bank, one Gold dollar, seventy fyecents
silver, and several receipts The name of the lady
is written in the Porte Monnaie. The finder will
iy t5-3t
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d AN AWAY from the subscriber, on sund
HI last his Servant Woman Catherine, about
twenty five years old, from fve TO i've ieet three
inches high, color black, and peck marked prlnci-
paliy on her nose, was well dressed aud wsre an
open straw bonnet. She 10 supposed to be making
tor Washington, D. c., from whence she was
brought here for ssle some two months ago. will
pay reward OF $40 on her delivery TO me, Ii taken
within this county, or $50 beyond lts limits.
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Office R., F. e. P.R. k. Company,
Richmond, March 90, 1853 NH %
@ g - -

4 now present the quickest, safest and cheapest
route with increased facilities before offered
by any line to the travelling public visiting Virginia
Springs
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at o'clock
NJ, Sundays excep.eo) by Messrs Boyd, Edmond
e. Co . line OF Packets with experienced command
ers-or the next morning at O'Clock, by The Dan.
vile Railroad. meeting passengers leaving Peters
burg at O'Clock NJ, the same morning at the
junction of the South Side Railroad, will proceed
20 Rice's Station; where they will ind line of new
and superior Troy Coaches, fue horses and expe
Tierced drivers in readiness TO convey them with
the most possible dispatch, will reach Lynchburg
early in the evening 10 time 10 have good mig ats
rest and take the Cars of the Virginia d Tennessee
Railroad at o'clock A III, next morning to Bon
sacks, a distance of Al miles in two hours In con
nectios4 with Parish q Co.'S old established line of
Sis ses well known 10 the travelling public for
their safety and dispatch, well supplied with new
Coaches, excellent horses accommodating agents
and drivers ready tC convey them to the Mountain
House TO supper, and after comfortable nights
rest, n the White Sulphur Springs before 10 ocIk
next morning, the second day after leaving Lynch
burg.
Returning, passengers will leave the White Sui
phur Springs at O'Clock NJ daily, Sundays ex-
cepted) K d Swee. and Sweet Springs at O'CLOCK
M and arrive at the Mountain House TO supper,
leaving next morning at day light, breaktas, at
Scotts, arrive at Bonsack's at Al o'clock H-and
Lynchburg at 81 M, leave Lynchburg same even.
ing By Packet at O'Clock NJ, for Richmond,
S,s.IoT a-us INC ,1'i niHs az o.oeA W ~
a' ~, ipoi 20 eiocA 10 ins
IN, INC IN; ,aI ~ iN'ohiono' arriving sahe
R.,.s - 60 D;..s
"a .. ANN
D., pord e. Fd,,orS,s Sa.iS,. fr p,..
y,oood .na w. e IT, pa;I.a,,d ,i ~ Nn;.,
SnI.LnnS,r; oAu " w 'ni'e an m
~ So SSn-;s.. oo
D.. nane;,ia pa;sr. So, .;c.,.i eo0
ySan,hs;da pa;ira"S fo,.. pa.S-as S an
&C.,, ~ " A. To-. po;i.aa5 1Gn .n wsiss, S,,s
80. $50. " oA W '" A1'7 SN IN so
- So, o so
''o
a., .e s.ri.,. Wa .. Tarn'
H1...., TT;-.S a "a - =, D a u nv. ~
Smgp IT, So, of IN rRFNsusW :,
CO oo-,nns.d IS n r rnr,,a,, ~, - - 80 ~ c..
sy, ps dIssnIrsd m ~ -, ;ns,ont nn ,,,n,n.I
cnnssn, Tba Cn,,,,,,;ss;an Eorward;,. = nd
Erocarx Rus;nass vin ha cnn,irnsd 7n ,bs
go e. DIS n,;,s;, W., I".a"h T.ana,a1 .nu
snd W., q c,an.haw n,dor ~ &c s,.iao - CpFN
SHAW A. 90
TIE undersigned. in re,i,ing from the Com
,nissi6n Forua,dinn and Cranss,r Rus;na.s ara;is
him .s,f nf ,hs ncoss;on - ,aDda. h. anne,a and
ars,afnI ,banss to thoss vho Sars so 1ona an6 a.
IiberalIv natronised him II !. with unfaignad
pleasure and sslisfsction that he can rnost con
scieptiousIv recommend hjs hro,bers as evarv nav
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VNHE HIGHEST PRfCEs PAID F0K
Il Leaf Tobacc0.-Thes subscriber returns bis
thanks for the liberal patronage he has received for
the last ten years for his superior hewng tobacco
would call the attention of all in want to his stock
now on hand. made of leaf, which has been pur-
chased at the following high prices:
80 hhds at $40; hhds, l3; hhas, Ii; hhds,
ii 25; Is hhds, IL so; II hhus. q l2 hhds l2 so;
IL hhds, Is so; hhds ID; hhds Is; hhds, l6;
10 hhds, l6; hhds, 20; 2 hhds q so. Total, l35
hhds.
Orders solicited, which will meet prompt atsen-
tion. CHARLES P WORD,
je 25-lm Laurel Factory. Richmond. Va
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GUNNER B0ARDING.-The subscriber,
- situated at Mechum's river, the present termi-
nus of the Virginia Central Railroad, has accom-
naodations for twenty or thirty boarders His
house, beds and rniture are entirely new; his
rooms well ventilated, the surrounding country
healthy and delightful. Every exertion will be
made to render mis- guests comfortable. Terms
moderate, and made known on application.
WIN GRAVES.
Mechums River, May 25th, 1859 ny 26-dtf
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FOX NOREULk, POKTeMOUTH AND
OLD POINT.

In consequence OF the repairs 10
.EIzs.sssiss3 be steamboat Augusta having re
.quIrru tno.. lime than was anticipated, the Com
,tany have chartered ths pleasant steamer J. K.
Coffee to Iun between Port Wsthsil and the
above places, until the Augusta II completed.
The Coffee will be under the command of Capt
VIM G Smith the former commander OF the Au.
ssusta 80 long and tavotably known 10 the travel.
ing CON nuaity on the Potomac and James rivers
The Cars running Ia connection with the Coffee
win leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depo, on
FRIDAY. duly Let, i653, at O'Clock A n, and On
every soueay. Wednesday and Friday morning
thereafter at the same hour
On the alternate days, Wig; Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays, the Coffee will leave Norfolk
at 81 A III, soueisng at Old Point Throughout. the
bathing seasop. snd ct the different landings the
river 80
Pare between Richmond and Norfolk, Old PoiDt,
80 w
Fa.e between Richmond and Grove Whsrf-- 80
Meals each. 2u
Children owe. three wears and not over twelve
wears OF age, half price.
Servants thfDuEa s......s-'s-.. So
aervap,a TO any point on the river. %
TAO5 DoDaMEAD, Superintendent
Office f the 4, 4 2 Il. Z. Co. June 9th, 1853.
-
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
yAs. a. cow ARDIN, Proprietor
uuGu r PL5ASANTS. Editor.
lfs& ,,. ~ 1 ~E q

New York. Virgins
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,
pxR UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAaERs'
ROANOKE & J&M EsToWN.
Ts and from Ne, York. Richmond PeteTsotTs'
TIAyiEG Effected ARRANGEMENTS Nitn tne - o.
mail line of steamers from New forK 70 NOT
falk and Richmon1 foI special Express PR.
xfIeaes on that route We are now prepared W
receive and forward, 10 and from New iork, me,'
chaudse sud packages of every oescripuon Win
dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Exoress will leave New YORK every Weo
nesdsy and Saturday per splendid steamers hoa.
,1oke and jamestown alternately lToods VIII
he received at our New York office, SO Broadway,
until half past O'Clock, P. N on The day OF sail
ing s... No.
YORK, sre requested to order by ADAMS d Co.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our nlsnd Express will run as heretofore, lesv.
ing New York and Richmond daily, in charge OF
special messengers All goods not marked TO go
via the inland route, will be forwarded by the
Steamer Express. ADAMS q W.
J. {. McDoNoUGH. Agent, Richmond.
NOTICE.-Express UacKeses for Norfolk, Pc.
tersburg aud Richmond intended for shipment per
steamers Roanoke or jamestown, will hereafter be
received by ADAMS e. CO SO Broadway, who are
the only authorised agents for Express privileges by
LUDLAM e. PLEAsANTs,
ie Cts 81 Broadway. New York.
81 - -:
IMPORTANT AND CHErKINti NEWoI
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) sCTORAGE, STOKAGE.-The subscribers
- having rented the custom house Lxmber
Hense, on 10TH street, In rear of our Auction and
COMMISSION Store, are prepared to receive ell and
terms. Insurance can be effected at the love.s.s
rates, as the building is fire proof Eyerv stt MIN
will be paid 70 the reception and delivery Of a
my s6- ALEXANDER MOTT 4 en- !,
IA MEAL.--tiavipg gotten my mils. az oo1i1s fsi1i,
III In operation, am now prepsred 10 f1rnisE
Meal either Bolted Unboltsd Of tie braf ounIif-x
made Of best white corn, on the most favarshfs
terms. Apply % 1eter q Leffwich, q few doors ~
low the Columbian Hotel. or to me at the FioSl
House As5@ 43sa yOHNA JETKne-7s
COMP OUND CHLORINE, TuOTW
~ Wash, Tor cleaning the teeth, and gums. a.
cleansing the mouth. For sale BY = =
a4 JAS d THOMAS, Druggist sa..
je Is Franklin st. opposite Old MARKET
NO.PARTNKRsHlP.- have this day ssso-
" ciated with me In the Apothecary and Dyae
business, my brother 7. . PIcOT The busipssols
vii! be eonsncted in future under the style Of Z
Riedmons. juiv ls., 1883 j,s
AsUK SAL 4, Inree scres oi Lana, win .snsI
4 framed House thereon This Land lies op Tn, ,
Brook lurppike, about half mile sbova the Toll
gate. Appiyt5 TOLERs& COOK,
fy 10 0 stg Agents. Pearl street.
VlLK AND GAUZK fIhhIN0 ~aaKT1
:. AND DRAWEHS-We have received fnor
stock OF Silk and Gauge mesino Shsrs and Drawsrs,
justine thing for this weather. Cali and SEQ fkans
at - 8 SMERCHAEf 4 WEIsIGEk6.
jeI6 No il2 Main ssfess. 3
NOTlCE.-We nave several desiraols koozaa
LS vacant af this time, and would be pleased -
have them occupied BY permanent OF raasassx
'Gn,qss-. my ss-d.s MISSES MURRAY. )
An RxCRLLRNT sr0CK OF CTR
~ a 4
RIES. GOBLETS. TUMBLERS, &cs--In POtet ~
price and quality feel assured that the sbove -
tices will compare fsvorsbiy with any other hosne
In the Union. 8 sa ssa3 j. ID. B kyAk& 9.s9
my 2a -. II. 8. III hsil H:sss
IIsE. LY0N1 kATE1AIt Ron Il yoa 70 =
" prevent your hAir from tardins tfsy Of 49,
lsls opso:i.s l ! oIS III s.1sss, sass fe1lHlisa
/ lC0KfCR sTiCKs.- n eSsss very S15s.
II Tior @ Lsc0fica. afscks. tsss receiver pok
s.esm,hp iansssowni fos ALE q, secs,n.easiae
's,ns ,s = e sohs sor9s. !. = !rS E1siss " ~.
EiNk THAs.-G Green and BlapI Iesss = -
= ps'''' '''' '0' sssf Efsk n sslrH i "a &
jylI cary q. sd:oInins coIu1notsn H.
Ak s, SgSsis 'ss Ss.s,,. ess. &
9At , g F!T q. g g s.ss' 's'ss'ss oe'
= oa' '0r ss's ELAN, snffH & 90.
lsa Gary snsas sSjoisssx ceasnsass apeeL
loEz. ! . = II SuTTzE. /; 1; q {: zSEE 4SI syl
SgdHSGk EksslE Essit obs solhs = &c ~.
.l,s Ill ~ .:,',|. z 81 .:s :ssssJ 'J sf
sssl y M. EALcoH5,sSe1s u = 49, y
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j. H. COGHILL q co,
Wholesale Dealers In Groceries and Provisions, snd
Commission Merchants fireProof Brick
Warehouse, San Frsncisco, California.
Refers 10 Mr. James Thomas, Jr. Richmond, Va;
aessrs Purcell Ladd Co. Richmond; hiessgs
5ariins, McKer Il Co. and Mr J Esstmsn, Bal
amore; A Meiss, sEsq Cashier American Ex
eesnse Bank, New Yorh; Messrs Ross, Falconer,
l6s Pearl Street. New York: Messrs Page. Bacon
= 90, Bankers, San Francisco Beverly G sanders,
hsq late Colisctor Of Customs, San francisco.
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IN consequences Of the death of hicGruder, the
Il Copsrtnership of McGRUDER q SONS
ceases The aiairs of the concern viii be closed
by the surviving partners
CHARLES McGRUDER.
July 5th 1853 RICH w McGRUDER
The business will be conducted Ia future by the
subscribers who have this day entered into Co.
partnership under the frm and style of 3 McGRU-
DER'S SONS CHARLES McGRUDEk.
iv6-d4w2w RICH W McTRUDER
1 Use, Lust, LOsT-By the subscriber. q
Ii green figured Morocco Pocket Book, with
q steel clasp, containing one $50 note on the Bank
of Va and two e5 notes on the Same Bank, % 50
gold piece, and one other note, the number of dol
larII do not remember. II also contains Q receipt
given In my name and signed BY Harwood, the
sheriff of Hanover; and also letter writtea me by
Mr. John Hughes, together with receipt from tbs
Sheriff of Klng William dated March th 3vth,
1853 liberal reward will be paid to ihs finder,
ii left at his oface " Its
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Ey In disrepstable house 10 New York :.
On Monday night, one John McCue beat Mary
Ann Stewart violently. Alter knocking her
down, he broke a fluid lamp while lighted.
over her head. The auid took FIRE and burned
her face and neck badly. Her screams brought
in the neighboTs to her rescue, and McCue
was arrested. There was some hope that the
woman would recover.
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The Washington correspondent Of tho "Jour.
nal Of Commerce" says that Colonel Bsnton's
book is soon TO come out:
The work is to be Of more importance 10 re !,
ference TO the future. than the past II viii
treat OF three great public questions that will
govern the issues in the nrxt Presidential cam
paign Oaeofthese is, the Pacifc Rsiiroad; and
another, the Inhibition Of Csucus epd Convex,
ton contrivances. for cheating the people out
OF, or in the choice of Presidanf. Colonel
Benton is bat 10 years of age. and is soapd in
mind and body. He Is the best. Of the old race
OF StaiesmeB.--siIa most eminents from know
ledge and power, OF all those row on the stage.
SUicIDE.--Msry Enmss negro woman.
said 70 be the properly Of Dr.. Enpis, 81 his
city, jumped into. ihs Caps -fssr River Al WI
lniBgion m. O., on shssi An. audwas drowned.
The act was eau sed probably By insanity.
produced By dtinking ardepf spitiss. s.'
Calvin Walton, vell kpoHa Bosaes psis-
ler died on Sunday laafs
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PRICE ONE CENT

IMPORTANT LEGAL DEcusros.- -. -
recently been decided in New York. 4 ~t;.s.
shoemaker 10 New Jersey arrested . ,r,. -
way apprentices in New York, under the Fr,;-
tive Slave Law, claiming that be came unSs,.
the description Of theiconstituiion Of the o. q
OF person "held to service or labor ~.
Morton, the United States Commiss;oper. A.
cided adversely TO the claimant, and DISCHARGED
.ne apprentice. The following is an exuset
from the opinion Of the Commissions: -
..s,l This evidence does not describe perseo
neid to service or labor within the uesn;e~
OF the Sd section 4ih article, Of The con.,;..,s i
ION Is OF the United States, and Of the ac,s Sc
Congress % passed in 1898 and 1850. 80 Z,
ne word person in the cousti,ut;oc a.
IN the sense used therein, is ~ nor mon. 80
siare. and the whole scope and obisc, Of Thar "a,
clause OF the instrument in nv iade mem III /.
exhausted and answered in its application 20
iugitive slaves, exclusive Of any and ali o,her
description OF runaway servenf.,p