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DHILADTTpHIA MANUFACTUR
sErorsd's Safe Company.

'H16E attention of tne public is called to the
d utility and superiority o. these Safes al others Sale,
made entire principle. We
strongly made loughrn plates bars compo.
ten ufearon isrun, hng til liquid mata making
rae TO he eh5l iT, sGd capable OF resisting the howoi be
badge To tho scientific only necessary mature
eayat 70 bots or sraps ivet e' for thet
burglar with perhaps effort than
Put them together. Neither the burning element make nPrss-
son on the solid macs lined az tia with afteproowall
We heetatc Gag, thathcss with LILIES
Ea1pfRE Dahl AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BAHE
LOCKS tie only really depository
s We further, hereis security any Of the Popnlar
S2tcs unlk NAataow theyAe all he work msbar
oen eroEan iuto, as eSreFia ncg has suionsrA.ed
furnish
BANK VAULTS, Tor Bank Mercantile
tiEu- and indvlualsa Of which viii 70 Dland Powder
procf when srcUrsl wi b. iies Bank LoeiH.
7r,s Nc buvs Safes Locks Day SewelF
Ltc''-N ---'~'' CrHtTfEa Avert. 90 f.prar
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shE8nATlsI II FOUR jtophS.
GR tIJ,,,., ~ TEN MINUTES TIES.
TooTHhcIE IN IN IN oSE s sEsn riS u %s'
sKnMPs n FIVE FIVE s MISHTEs.
GILL FEVER in FiF TEsN WINtTEs
snp i; piisEhr M E EIgI MN,,insnrEs;
iHFLuENzA IN ONE HOUR.
sEad4L epMplAtNTS srIEF JOINTS STRAINS BRUISES
sJs pai3s READY RELIEF wiliiH'''n'y hsPain
SICK HEADACHE
M Tss RsApY RtIkE WsLL STOP TlE Most DIS
cks. l,.anle al swcotsn the s,oaah, nsuirsasbs
P' $40 - " - 'ppEvusJry0u
ayinhnlils ho pleasant and agreeable po,fc q r. r.
IN BATHING
Heaeek and Temples, wash re Face Hands parts
and scEasss aai 6dSoes
pIARRHA pSsFVTFRY sioooY FIx >,oas,s
'sn0's'A SA'S'' NpuR.Ja1a
RAM sT0PPED INSTANTLY.
lgsns peia
Nv " ,lS 4 seSfaT % SER
YewYcLt q lhsm Ind bsa to des
ths nSySsi AZ iPPy the with
raius. ,,,-,,-,,,u,o,.
FANS rEiisgFD IN FITs MyUrEs
5.s osI irs,1 & M R
Who monhs, ned 20 s,ds BY e5-rpat.e f,r. n
oofss fn,oape Tom '.p e 5 gho,s aas 4 ~
,he ,'y q ADV Ys EEA9Y ReII5F Tie j. The r,it AZ
.srtSca1ef Vi ws rubbs &c oar s u 10 -oy G &
IA GSi EEL y ,s!''
cHiLissToFrED IN ,g dsT NJ S,ETr-FAfN SsLLETAI
AMI FsT oSt s chi, ga a5S S1H5
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
wssaegslz pain, .pJly EAgwAYs lady tgLTsFi
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
PARisH oT ORLKASs, City of New Orleans
Be hSt on the 18th Of January 1885 before the
sa6srber Justice Of the Peace
Ally Appeared Aerndsr Brother PrssiIent James H. Wheeler
the Home Mutual
being duly dspco and that
just ansrrr from Ina hooks Of said
fonipany. A. aRGTIFa preaa,n
jaws II. WHEELER, Secretary,
Sworn and subsbi this day Of January 1859
C. V. JONTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
Of the Parish Of Otesus.
w The Board OF Trustees declared dividend
ger cent on The earned premiums Of the Company the year ending
december 81 1864 for which certificates will
the LIST of March
@ loss or damage by Fire. tho Of premium. Office,
camp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN p. SHAW, Vice President.
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EYE BALsAM.--D. co ezasss.

g W. fIItAN L 1 II HAECAhl. ii, w. CIR.
Y HEN having had -hEty experience,
ab rrrasiy f.I - Diseases pertaining to the tas3a
EYE. ~
'-tauGing the
rsara Ole e, o. s yssra Cared y-e"k Of setty,
being hind for eight months, te sight o.
htee weeks gentleman Who Away u egtcs ras yeArs
ming onl drop enHd rs4d the without
ihe1u 10y saadleliEl ia eight h1ut- ai,er.
three DAYS cured elns drop giysEp
5riisncy 70 the eye sud aoatteug ihsua the ISb
~ Nos i8S CtRCrs 81 myiO Il
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sHHE subscriber begs leave to call the 20
attention o. the trade to his we'll elected stock Of flesh $50
and genuine DRUGS, MFz!CINEs CHEMICALS MEDI- No
CINE EXTRACTS, ESS ENTAIL OILS PERFUNERltS, IhtzA
HIB FLESH, HAT NAIL and TEETH BRUSHES. Also urge
ard varied assortment OF ANCY ARTICLES for ladies' toilet all al
which Of e Importation selected with the uoa
tho above tot sale the lowest pry
Paute yGcans solicited cali
Inc stock and send in their orders.
FAAfEY MEDICINES raretuy put up Ae Fysi-
cisu Prescriptions carefully compounded put Up with
yGd dispatch 1T an hours. p. LOUIS MASSEY,
Wholesale d Retail DruggH, So ST. Charles street,
Sa-Ia NevDffe
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IN TAKES PRECEpENCE On ALL!--s(

NJ TAKES PRECEDENCE OF ALL $50
respectable Druggists Of 3. A. FAfSESrOcfS luad
FhMFU6E. Connect il such testimony the
following LAFAYETTE, iniiana Nov. 10, ls5l.
AIpssr5. b. a FAHNESTOCR Co, Pbnrgh, fa-Gltstaeu
ne VeGaee shipped October has arrived II good oT The
OF This valuable we'll Known this vicinity,
that tse precedence Of III ether as recommend or tie
eAsas for which this spssa Many ph!rial Il grd
Gesiate to recommend u e ih patrons Bat 1t s-nt That
has stood tho uy ysar1' trial. sanity
q L. LAWRENCE 4 SON.
~ Beware 40 counterfeit and mtaiuuu.
Sod Wholesale rggafl 80 pac a Drtss ts
and By aoFeNaltf hr.eel0ut
stt. 1I e -H.a.
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nEAR SIR commenced the use of your
3 EATHAIRo by accident having little fi:h such Is
nly Hair much service, as
making tie benefit.
bald Tor eight ycsrs.
You're st7. J. Campbell. Goehcg'sr, y. =.
pr Sold by JARVIS yUCDAlAN, corner Coianln ~
Z ne streets, New Orleaas mh2
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vERNIfUaEs,
4 ier'a Canadian,
A.A. Tal aestoek's,
sWaiu'e,
Baiiey'a,
5syug'a,
Ch ncn't.
sAtsAPkRlILAs.
tf. Towugsnj'l,
gaj- g,
Eanaa'st
Wmknopr,
hii4lC'u,
woods,
Blils,
PILLS.
i'hic knor's Sugar coated Pafss.ige,
PnJr's Lifo,
Moimtt's 'lie,
WriLht's Indian Vegetable,
.raf droth's Vegetable Univartal,
Aorrlson's Ryge'an,
Lees lew London,
Cooper's,
A. leTssl 8,
wiaar's Gentle Purga,lys,
ilihoarl's Anti bilious Family,
swuvne's SSnative,
Herick'a SugsT-coated,
sappingtou'a Fever snd AaEas,
Covs!'n Rheumatic,
4raeHenbery,
hpcnser's Vegetable,
Wiler'a Chanomile,
Persian,
Allrbasis' Health,
Aileb..ris' Aguo,
Evans' Chamomile,
VEultz's Anti-b!llogr,
iaguiiJy's Pile,
Jayne'a Ague,
HelHsy's Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES.
Shcgmnn'a Bhlssui,
Buchen's Hungarian,
Dr.. pavia's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer'E Eleoampare.
Wls.ar's BalsaIn,
T'hompaon's Tar and N-pi5e,
Jaynn's 4 speetorsBt,
Duncan's IA pectorant,
BarthDlone = Erp fct0ranti
Bailay'H Syrup Wiid Cherry,
swayus's Syrup Wild Caefry,
schner : y Pllnouie syrup,
New ErglSrd rilmonie syrup,
TAylof'a HAl1ru Livetwort.
hlIFEES.
Mo-s,s TbWrix,
Hll5ard'a Nild Cherry
W+l'g Wlid GHatfy,
Eisfe's i-crl4..l,
na' q ..
Et"hChAsa
sv a.d'r.
aail.uH laAaa Vegetable
nIft Flsf AND sALNES.
DAllsy'r 'isgI,ai pgip Extractor,
h~v ey'7 y -Eelab,s,
% 10 0i i.ose Lip,
ki'sbnHs q b ,hAo
rour-y e!Rstsr oi Pain,
C.uh',r,
Luri.fs fcuei,
NsAlis'Gr's 7sge.all,
Danforth'a vsgqrahl0,
H4r ggg'r 'pe,,1c.
TONES.
Rowand'7 Improved Mix lTt,
Sos. 'rn Alllturs,
Nurrls's siizture,
Jayns'a HAT,
Fos's C~prisu Hair,
East India,
Van Reeds,
WynkooP 4,
Bnil1yia.
rs All articles in the NJ define
III De supplied on equal J iavorat
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y years experience in this eiy Practitioner Of Medicine wish
ing 10 attend pnoIny to Office practice for the mtu tax TINS
thod informing the public that he Will treat with unparalleled
m Fsycr Agucs Diseases Of h Eye Head Heart Lungs liver
Kidneys Rheumatism Cancers Tsmors Sores or Urs n wo'
all diseases Also that complaints csd Nne
rial Srh. forms GonorrhpH in all o. s degrers
t Persons tssiug the sgcrirs with any dFAe
gher mae female, mmera about The Of the complaint
Nv giving description of their BY letter. post paid will receive
prompt attention and be cured il possible.
t 81 Won rial Meiiersswu be sut receipt % Oidef aul
dos pon Of he address n. j. T. LOCKWOOD, No. %
Of ThilPra rtro streets New ORLEANS. Os ho from
~ toS..S. je1s II
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

NEWARK, Nj, SADDLERY Ware GA
~ Hcuse;-ANDREw g BuLL@ co, No.Tl Canal (E44gA
street. NewOreans, and Magazine streets,
Manufacturers Importers sADDIERY and SADDLEwARE
constantly hand large and eomplste Of Saddles
sde Mlrngnles, Trnks whips Skriing
Leather ogskns sADDLERs' roots Trimming every
soription, at No. II CANAL STREET.
ala lydNW ANDREW q. BULL a co.
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" NICKERBOCKE9 PATENT COOKING
IA R4NGEs-EIEsT PREMIUM.

PRICE & GOULON, Plumbers, 1O7 Poydras
Ssg Orleans respectfully hlrA i-uig he irbic
usni that they carry NJ above business III r,uiber
prepared apply not CpLp PLUSGE SHOWER BATHS
Ai1RlcAN LAGiIsLl aad FRENCH yATEE CLOSETS WASH
RANGES, GARDEN III Sc BYE AUlJC FORCE LIFT az
BEER PUMPS tel Up in e newest styie LEAD PIPES
description; PIG SHEET LEAD and EINt, TIN arvs "a
hand SHIP aad STEAMBOAT WORK r4aty pal 81 ard nd
M the ehoTteHl '''"-
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8 PLASTER AND MARui,n nuSr-eGa i,t,lr
- ss tuttr " llA6bftJ 4 10,
fssfEstsrfs "a =, fisstsss Sal
80 eksss,'s, r. sss shsRsaF sssas,, tfa,5
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PLAsrERR.
Sherman Poor Mana
A.leta5i toorhlan'a
AllobarH daRubAefBsrA,ii
The lmpro, ed Poor Mans,
jew navid's CT Hebrew,
PsteT's Vegetable,
Nnapp'a indian,
White'p Masculine Spread Strength
eniny,
MISUNDERSTANDING,
Sidl's Imperial,
liefflek's Roval,
LlHIMEHT3,
hlil RS Bone and Fever,
BHrtiue's Lotion,
Dayis's Horse,
Hent'g, ilayen', Scians', Huuss
TOOTH PhbTEs.
Sherman Compound 0Tris Tooth,
IThonnpt ln'a Aromatic Tooth,
1 Jon saa Toothache.
LoZENGEs.
shermnu'b Cough, Worm CAmPho
Ching'l Worm,
WiatM's Cough
/ ... DROPS.
SolomOnis Toothache,
Shcrman's Tt JthAshe
/ Will!anfs's To ..aaoha.l
MISCELLANEOUS,
lThorn's Extract
Winer'a Arcanum Extract,
Carier'h 6 phnish MiItlfs
M1thef'a Reh6i,
Airs. Eidder's Cordial,
Vaugha's Dlehontriptic, .
Orgooi's indian Chologogns,
Halssy's Forest Wine,
Mrs. Hayes Dysentsry Cordial,
Cullen's Female Specific,
Cullen'a Indian Vegetable Rens
Rowand's Magic Lotion,
Bells Army 1tnctute.
pavis's Depurahys EXTRACT -
Iayne's Alterstiye,
jayna's Hair Dye,
Iayuu'o CaTminatlye,
Sowand' % Carminative,
Balm Columbia,
Cphain'n Pile Electusry,
IOuus's Chemical Soap,
Crumpton'u Bsltam,
Thompson's Eys Water,
Mrs. Haye's Eye Water.
Perry Davisis Pain Killer,
ioues'a Hair Restorative,
t5nes's Lilly White.
Beata HRjr Restorative,
Soda z Powders, Colesnes,
| Ncsn Sun,
ICiTca6sian Balm,
I faan Of Gileai,
. R0tys Hair Curling Find,
Bainy's Shaving Cream,
Fayi5r's shaving Cream,
Bart mes Hair Lotion,
I HaTt'a Remedy for FITS.
iLamotie's French Remedy,
iBaAey's head Syrup,
lBailoy's sugar-coatsd Capsules.
Bngle'a Hyperlsn FLUID,
" heelet's 1rsbsrry Teoshach,
iIones's Nectar,
.Cevul', Anodyue Cordial,
, balm cfThousand Flowers,
Ssluga's Fils Lation,
II. : ahntaiock's Sermlfugs,
Bailey'l Group syrup,
iyoFy Paste slacking,
isacRsssT Oil,
iChiness Soap,
lLacina Corlial,
Irurl.nytol's BAisam,
erilish OIL,
ls-idiii. s1gdsrB,
Harlem Oh,
lErifactA, Soar etc. etc.
lire no. N atioued IN Ihic Tatsios VI
q terms. wyIl ~
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-
1i0rlnhtor since, attacked With IN osat. bacs ne
essd ne eommSn remedies sueh aa FsresoFir, y,
utlf ordinary med cine Dr. pavia Copousd SYM Wild
sal ia el,yet mo IN lew doses, thre-iourthp
Sl me- My mother, T,hois troubled ,l habitun soazh
s oegn regularly taking quf and parecorc
s sige ir days past says cough Is moi 'halt
TIA 'aa b-iur- commenced taking it.
THOMAS MILLAR, IL RaceItr-sI.
$50 r'oife "n retail ~ he General Agents far IN 57atb
tna NsiA "tIs 'IT co, Isl Chartrer IT, Nsworeaas,
Whers ~ or'oFs n bo 1iar#as5,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT Let every body
. READIT.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT. Let every body
Y REApI 1T.
NO. l.
r. r. r.
R.1DUAf'S READY RELIEF
THE FIRST AN ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED N riii
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
. THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECoN rs. -
~ stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINufESo h
s and will the obsiuss' and paLlll HtkU MAItj
ERN0us, REuRALtifC and BILIOUS COMPLAINTS IN FEW
'UUEB,
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
giving instant The totmentng audaSo.
i4ingPAlNS.
80 THE SICK AND PAIN.SUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS
r. who are qssqs viii either Of ne fqogng
.iaio EADFAY READY Ri tEF, Will
-REE fOU FROM PAIN IN FROM THREE TO FiyEMtNUTEs,
1T HAS CURED,
IN HfNETs CAGES M or 4 EUEDERG
RHEUMhTlSI IN FOUR HOURS.
NEURALGIA IN ONE TOUR.
GROUP IN TEN MINUTES.
DlARRlIGrA in FIFTEEN MINUTES,
TOOTHACHE IN ONE SECOND,
sfAsM IN FIVE MINUTES.
CRAhtPB IN FIVE MINUTES.
SICK HEADACHE IN FiFTEEN MINuFg5,
CHILL FEVER IN FIFTEEN MINUTES.
CHlLBLAlSs IN FIVE MINUTES.
SORE THROAT IN FOUR MINUTES,
iSFluENIA IN ONE HOUR.
srr WFrg
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ID OMAN CEMENT-l00 bbls, for sale by
j u JOIN IARpILL& Co. tsuccessors to j. Havn,an
az Cod rs Magazine IT. and MaTigny iuiiine III y
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cave te' saeflig nv een
cough ana eee ever tytrerrsntiy 10 urD be
ne VIII diatr s1hg cough and pain my side VITA
ng s"e Last Arr he'd violent attack which ad To- three
menhs Appeared TO that whole iseaesa would
day ua,ie PIN u mHeT took great remedies that
s e. as We a ounber pUr orr
ANU bychn N!t7ot relief. At vas prevail, up 10
RE- ~ DAVIS Cempo I'd syrup Wild Cherry lst wbrsh
te ao HAPPY anu sal effect trk "a
Pug N0a, my cough ught tDe ua
left my sg'e and b.ena IN ear " essrt
aUelee4o pAa taHt occasionally afflicted
head. IAEE ELIZA GEORgE T1ortpaap re- " "'
9 DOOR AaaE a-nH..AL 81 aa-.t- n.
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- n SaheIhAof th city, who hns been
I 81 tae urinary yeara as az hes ln
wa Ht al tTouale hi day and st was 81
tt "a am cpss lbg Dr.. Days's Cg,npolB sytf Il
VIII Cherry and Tar But h great lntgaeton aa 10 nd sie
~ nte R g. the tedious affection wasdisl iEsang
zen 5egesl ear. since Ne has nedt
~ sb5y Of tfe Bladder
ee In health than before he tackled n col-sue lie
noothtng and valuable medicine Ia m
thy inflammation .
he heart To snarly af Ia VIZ"
"enta respectable HE will
~ rs people deceived by advertised medicine
Is9lsnty+el'c those which good Of dusekery
We acquainted with The gentleman above etsrer
Heystone.l ' f = '
o"lns statement afrom worthy well ct.Ien.
M @ has 5een FEY several Director The Public schoe
Hod mas aed yar'ouroHeeao hshor and responsibility;
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CoNSTABLE'S SALE
REcLEAN'S MALT WHIsKY-Tbe atten.

II SON f Liquor Dealers requested to the
sovn article qualities 81
cred ipr sale IN This MARKET It Peculiarly favor snd e
essential well adapted manufacturing
The subs r constant receipt Of above recommend
with much confidence O IL
mysl KlpDER d FABIAN. 81 Magazine street
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a7'rE 7t'fe'rg T'FYr1r reduced 70 az bos ,af =
T 10 ta7 fllf Y91 would do az 4ut 10,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-24
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. =.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
schr Lynchburg, Couch, New York mdse to D.
Curre. -" ' -' -
Schr. Lucy Ames, Ames Rockland, plaster to
shields sommerville. when 40 miles W. g. w.
OF cape Henry, saw schooner laying TO under
Two reel with ensign set in the rigging, union
down; ran down and spoke her, when il proved to
be the schr. Susan, Kelly, of Bogton from North
Carolina. with load of lumber. The Captain re-
ported his crew sick, and wished Captain Ames to
furnish him hands to take her to Boston This Cap
tain was unable to do, his hands refusing to 20 on
bsard and only having enough hands on board to
work his vessel but told him he would keep in COM
pany with him, during the night, and the
ing the mate would 60 aboard and assist him in
gettlng INTO Hampton Roads, and immediately short.
ened sail and set light in his rigging it being then
again. and was told by Captain Kelly that he could
keep on his way. Captain Ames then made SAIL and
reached Hampton Roads the next morning, (Oct 20 J
Captain A. encountered severe gale after leaving
the Susan and she had not got into the Roads late
on Thursday when Captain A. called, feared she had
gone ashore.
Schr. Mitten, Wyatt, Norfolk, tar
SAILED
Schr. William Colquitt, Kerwin, Baltimore, mdse,
w. D. COlqutt Il Co.
Schr z. Stratton, Studams New York coal.
Sehr Isaac Prince Booze. Baltimore, coal.
Schr. Express, Carton, light
Schr. Richmond, Parks, Baltimore, rn6se., w. d.
Colquitt L Co
Schr Richmond Cole. New York, -four, D. Currie'
New YORK, Oct. 2l.-Arriyed barque Savannah,
tof Richmond) Small Al days from Cardiff with rail-
road iron. Cleared schi. Merchant, Winters, Rich
mond, and Julia A. M ster, Haisey, Norfolk.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22-Clcared schr. Ocean, Mitch
ell, and Mary Willis, Travers, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-24

CAPT. INGnAHAM.-The Charleston Courier. OF
thea Goth inst, denies that Capt. Ingraham used any
uncourteous language in his intercourse with the
Austrian Captain, in the Rosetta affair The Courier
states. on the authority of letter received in
Charleston from Capt. Ingraham, that the whole
intercourse between Capt Schwartz and himself
on board the brig H4ssar was of the nost
courteous and gentleinanly kind, and that no un-
pleasant word passed between them-indeed, afer
the affair on the 4th of July the Hussar saluted the
flag of the ST. Loas, which the latter returned and
Capt Ingraham, moreover, went on board the HIS.
sar, and thanked Capt. Schwartz for the cornpli-
Inent This visit Capt. Schwartz returned, and
the best feeling existed between both gen
tlemen, each thinking he had done his duty. TIE
only thing said about the denial of Koszta being on
board vas at the house Of the Consul Genera, Of
Austria. when Capt Ingraham asked that function
airy Il Koszta was not on board, and on his admit
ting that he was, Capt Ingraham said: at is very
strange. Mr. Consul, that the officers on board
should have denied his being thcre.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Mayor at t

DRUsKENNEss.-Before the Mayor at the
cage yesterday morning there less than four
white men arraigned for drunkenness and disordery
conduct Saturday night-one for entering hotek
calling for drinks and offering copper pay, and =
cause refused kicking up gular and gettny
roughly banded. Another for throwing stones in the
street, and after being arrested and Gagged for being
very noisy and njuring the city property. Another
for lighting in the street, while hstigated and led
by intoxicating draughts. And fourth foI swa..
lowing mere than he could well carry, and then
seeking soft spot on the pavement, upon which to
snooze off the deleterious effects of mis- frequent Bo-
tations Al OF these will be examine be.
fore the Mayor this morning, we shall do no more
Just now than mention them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-24

The BURNING OF THE MARTHA WASHINGTON
In the Martha Washington conspiracy case, at Gin
cinnati on the 20th, the counsel for the defence
made motion to quash the Indictment, on the
ground that the United States had no jurisdiction
over inland waters, and if they had, that the law
giving twas unconstitutional. Judge Mclean de-
cided that the United States had jurisdiction, and
the law was clearly constitutional The motion
was oyerruled
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-24

LOVE AnD HomrcInE.-c. g. Martin, school
u acher, was shot dead In jefferson county, XIV. a
few days since BY young lady named shaw. Ii
y related that Martin and Miss Shaw were engaged
70 be married. bat that she had postponed the mar
rage on account OF reports che had heard Soon
afterwards sheheard that he had announced his la
feKtion not to marry her, and made statements,
ratnous to her character. He subsequently called
70 see her. and her brother and he rot into a faht
u which the latter was likely 10 be badly heaien
a. tnis stage OF the proceedings Miss shaw shol
Martin with apistol and killed him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-24

A FIGHT AND FOOT RACE.-In bis ram
bles last Saturday, when the basin, officer Johu
son perceived crowd gathered to witness pug:
listic encounter between a negro man and womsu.
which seemed to be growing desperate, the women
proving the better man, and with much skill, put.
her adversary, whose swollen peppers and bruised
CT eek Shaved that he had over-matched himself in
officer, as was his duty, fastened to the scene, and
tein, discovered by Sylvia Ann Smith, the virago,
she backed of the fight and beat retreat closely
pursued by the executor of good ORDER whose great
speed aud untiring bottom soon brought him into
close proximity with the fugitive. But her blood
up, and to subdue her after the capture was
a different thing. Sylvia could see her doom fore
shadowed, if once in the cage, so she resolved to
fight on fghtsver and for this reasof cut loose ct
Mr.. johnson, who was forced to applyAis cane with
marked violence, until the virago yielded to its forc
bic application. Knocked under, and suffered herself
to be slowed away for hearing before the Mayort
morning,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-24

On Wednesday night there was quite heavy
blow in the bay and along the coast, causing a
number Of coasters bound out to put back--among
them the steamers Jamestown, for New York, into
Hampton Roads and City of Richmond, for Phila-
delphia, into Norfolk =
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


EXCHANGE HOTEL - Thsxter. w Parker.
Bostons b Csperton, Mobfoe; & Jones, Mo; q
Watson, y CIR 1utton King Wmt o BJTafe, La; VIM
d Bagnal1. Norfolk; n L Gibson La; J G Tfnsley.
Charlotte; M Prichsrd, Petersburg II Dejnrneff.
Caroline; H Manson Hichmcnd; 4 r Andrew. Va.
8 9 Jones, Montgqmsry, Payne Cumberland; Col
BonduraDf, Buckinghan; Capt M'Corkle Lyrch-
burg; A w Dana, Capt johnson. La; 3 A Tuner Ala;
WIN Slaete. Washington. s J Gpven; Me; q B Beard,
La; Z Wadsworth, Z; J G r Hilinan Acct.
mack.
/ CITY HoTEL.-D n Jones, Hanover: j STAR. q 4
Davis Philadelphia; DR. Brighs, Princess Ann; j w
Walker Louisa II; Capt r z Sims n & ID n. w
Wild. Texas; 8 Moody, Va; ID b Hancock Chester
field; 8 Flournoy, Goochland; @ McCauly Wash.
nefoH; 4 III Quarles, w b Young Richmond. w
Jackson and lady; Miss Morris Miss jackson. Mrs
Hall and lighter, s G; r B Hunt. Ga; w w Fowler.
NY:RV spradline, Alb; w Hunt Northumberland:
w JPendIeton, Richmond; J 7 Bumpass, Va
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-L r Waltz. FLOYD: John
Oyler, Lynchburg;J w Cottrell, Goochia1d: ~
Charlton, 9 J Webb, Tenn; w Couch. Buchanau:
Strong, Granville, s G: w Austin, Il /; n Allen
Lynchburg; q Haley, Franklin.
AMERICAN HOTEL,--H M Lee. Mise M,ss
French. N Y:J p Atkinson, Danville; n Joyues
Petersburg; Crunp, Arkansas; j r Hand. Psrts.
mouth; Curtis do; Morgan Pa: L Jones' Pa:
IN Sewaii, M Pearce, Va; w Carter. N G: o w
Ernest and lady; Essex; s Belcher N C; ID Lawson.
Payson, Pow hatan: A Houston Va: +, Stan.
Icy, Philadelphia; NJ Converse A C hudson. 8 C: II
Mullone knighton, Ga; J Walden and LADY Miss
a Walden, Wy: Hart, Z w Allen. Boston: Geo
Frost; Florida; w X Hanks. Augusta
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PENNSYLVANIA observation-disclosures from 40
counties show Democratic majority of 10000 on
the State ticket which is expected to be increased
to $4,000 by the remaining counties. The State
Senate viii standby Dennocrats-14 Whigs-l In
dependent Democrat-and Native.