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Peryonal.

80. We see by the Wisconsin papers that
Leonard B. Farwell, Governor of that State,
has united himself in the bands of matrimony
to Frances A. Corss, late Of Watcrtown, New
York
80. Hon. Washington Hunt, Ex-Governor
of New York and Hon. H. Walbridge, of New
York, are at Detroit.
80. Barnum has given 5000 towards build
ing monument to the memory of Knud liver
son, the boy whom his companions drowned
because he would not steal
....Lewis c. Levin is actively engaged cleo
pioneering for the Native American ticket in
Philadelphia.
80. Ole Bulls Norwegian settlement in
Potter county, Pennsylvania, has proved an
utter failure. Mr.. Bull has been yic.imized
to the tune Of s4O,0 600, by sharpers and specu-
latOrs.
go. We learn that Gov. Biger, Of Pcnnsyl-
vania, was quite ill at Harrisburg night before
last
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RICH EMBRoIDERIES & HOSIERY.

+
NNE have ust received large and well assorted
w stock Of French and Scotch Embroideries,
consisting Of
Sleeves. Chemisetts. and Collars
Embroderie5 and plain Pocket Han,lkerchiefs, very
cheap
Ladies' and Chidren's worked Skirts
Ladies' and Misses Cotton and Merino Hosiery, in
great variety
White and Black silk do
100 dozen Ladies' best French Kid Gloves.
Ladies wishing any of the above articles can rely
on getting the very best grades By calling at
MAXWELL, SEARS & COLLRY'S
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
~ All articles sold at our establishment are
warranted to prove represented.
6-pO6t.
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Collectors Office, Oct. 6, 1883.
NOTICE To TAX-PAYE Deduction for prompt
~ itaymsnt-Notice is hereby given that the
Taxes for the year 1858 due. and pa able st
this Office and that deduction of six per cent
is allowed by law for the current year if paid
before the 31st instant. X. J. ROCHE,
oil
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MRS. A. SPIER
COMPLIMENTARY BALL.

VOmI LIMLN IhnI bhLI.
THE ARLINGTON CLUB respectfully beg leave
l to inform their friends aud the public that their
Complimentary BALL to the ''Pioneer Club" of
Baltimore, viii take place a. Harmony Hall, on
MONDAY. October 3lst 1853.
The Club pledge themselves that pains or ex-
pensc shall lie spared 10 make this Eall n every re-
spact agreeable.
The best Cotiilon Music has been engaged for the
occasion.
Tckets-0NE DOLLAR; to be had OF the Club
and at the door on the evening of the Ball.
MANAGERS:
X. Harrison, W. III Hutton,
j. W. Hays, c. Sherwood.
A. Ecklof. &C c-Th6NSt-
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UThe New York Herald of yesterday
contains long article, evidently from the
pen Of the renowned Bennett himself,
calling On the President in most pathetic
terms to dismiss his Cabinet and select a
new one. No doubt the dictum of the
exponent of popular opinion ~ will be
obeyed Immediately, if not sooner.
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Odd FELLOWS HALL.
The Warrington Benefit for n.
Destitute Chinese JugVIer.

FTNHIS entertainment will take place THIS rvr,,
i ING, October 9th. at ODD FELLOWS, MI
where the celebrated Tumblers. Arrohats and IL
glers will perform many Of their startling ana
derfal Tests They promise extraordinary 80,
excellent amusement Ata
Admission 20 cents Children half prio.
Doors open ct /, to commence al O'Clock
&C Cts
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THE NEWS FROM THE GOLD REGION
BY THE CRESCENT CITY.

bf IHE ChEoCEHI CITY.
The Crescent City left Aspinwall on
the morning of the 25th ult.
The health of the Isthmus is unusually
good; weather pleasant, with but little
rain. Roads in good order. The q. S.
Mail made the transit in less than 18
hours.
On the morning of the Sd, died sudden
ly of disease of the heart, Mrs. Gomez,
widow of the late Gen. Juan Mario Gomez,
of New Grenada. Health of passengers
unusually good.
There is nothing later from California.
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FIRST ANNUAL BAIL
TIONAL GuARD

FJNHE NATIONAL GCARD take plessu,. :,
i nouncing Tn their friends and the publ,c ar. 40
rally that their FIRST ANNUAL BALL viii b. siras
at jackson Hail. Pennsylvania avenue. he,,.I s'sn
and AZ streets, on WEDNESDAY, octohe, ~. %
1858, the anniversary Of the Battle Of York,or, h
The Committee pledge Themselves that NO ,.,,
expenre will be spared TO render this Ball r.
agreeable OF the season. ""'
The Military are requested to appear in ths,, -,
form. WI
superior Cotillon Band has been engaged 70, a.
occs. ion. wi 'hs
Trkets-TW0 DOLLARS; admitting , c,p,,,,,.
and lsdies. Tickets 10 be had of the Copmi,,.a w
ut the usual places, and at the do on M.
Of the Ball. N'ns
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IL Important to Housckeeperx-Very superior
Table Cutlery, silver plated Albata Forksand Spoons
OF extra quality Zine sets paror Shovel and Tongs,
common do, Fire Dogs, Tenders, enamelled and
timed Saucepans and Boilers Griddles, Spaers &c
forming one OF the largest and most complete asEort
msnts Of House furnishing Goods ever OFF, ed TO the
public. II. LINDSLEY,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
next to Gait and Bros. Jewelry Store.
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Hugh Cameron, periodical dealer,
Todd's building, sends US the 9TH and 9Th
Nos Tin one) of the Industry of all Ma
tions''-the capital official descriptive
publication of the wonderful things to be
seen at the Crystal Palace in New York.
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" THE UNLICENSED LIQUOR DEALERS OF
New YORK.-The New York Commercial
Advertiser oflast evening says
More than two hundred persons who had
been arraigned in the Court of General SEES
sions for selling liquors without license, and
pleaded guilty, appeared before Judge Bebee,
this morning, to receive sentence. Fines were
imposed upon ALL and eleven of the worst
offenders were also sentenced to short terms
of imprisonment, either in the city prison or
the penitentiary. The fines varied in amount
from $40 to $50, according to the circumstan-
ces of each case. Judge Bebee admonished
the culprits that repetition Of the offence
would be punished with the utmost severely
of the law
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TEVENS'S, A No. 1.-Jast received a
- new supply of French Trimmings, Embroder-
les, Lacss, White Goods, &c. STEVENS,
oct T. A No. /.
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GTAN EXCELLENT ROUTE ON THE STAR
for sale, having eight hundred subscribers.
Apply at this office, Immediately.
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Correspondence ofthe Panama Star.

YAss, AUSTRALIA July IL, 1853.
l am now on my way to the mines, in
company with two California gentlemen,
whom, perhaps, you may know lMessrs.
*** and ***). We intend to do the trick,
if it is to be done at all.
All the country is gold, or at least a
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UThe large circulation of the STAR
makes it the most desirable ADVERTISING me-
dunn in the District. 1t has more readers
IN the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
ington dailies combined.
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e To inSurc the insertion of Advcr-
fisemenfs they must be brought TO our
cOuntin z room before IL o'clock W.,
otherwise they InHy not appear until
the next day.
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NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.

NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
WE are now opening our fail stock of DIR Y
w GOODS, which have been selected with much
from the latest iportatons, and comprises all
the various styles Of
Rich Plaid and BrOcadc Silks
Rich Figured and Plaid Casbmeres
Black Silks of all grades choice brands
Bombszine and super Black Alpacas
Black and Coored Canton Grapes
Ehaws in an endless variety
And in short every article that is to he found In
well assorted stock, N which invite the particular
attention of purchasers determined to sell
as low any other house i'm the District
~ All articles sold at estab,is hment are war
ranted to prove IA represented.
MAXWELL. SEARS L C0LLEY,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets.
G-an6t-
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TINE CUTLERY-Embracn a large va
Il riety Of very superior English Table KNIVES
and FORKS, and Sportsmen's Pen and Pocket
KNIVES, Of the most rare and beautiful patterns
for sale at the very lowest prices at
II. LINDSLEY'S,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
&C Cochin. next to Gait Bros
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DAZOIRS LECOUTRE-Th The celebrated
III American concsve frame back RAZORS, &c
These RazOrs have no equal in their extreme dura-
bility and keennc>s Of edge. They be obtained
genuine, with single or double blades. at
III. LINDsLEI'S
Pa. avenue, between 9th and l0th streets.
Oc 5-eO2m- next to Cats & Bros.
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NOTICE. subscriber respectfully informs
~ his customers who deal on open account thst
their bils will presented the Let Of every MONTH
when IL is confidently expected the s.me will be
paid. STEVENS, A MOL
4
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WHAT DID HUNTER SAY.

II 1NTkND TO deliver lecture in front OF INV prem
/ ises on next SUNDAY afternoon. at 2 O'Clock.
the subject Of Temperance. and also in relative
to the Savage attack on the Alhsmhra snloon.
Business continues ~ uIusi. A free lunch from
III 10 l2t3 o'clock. A HUNTER.
oct At
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ANNUAL BALL.

NkRMAN WinnshaSo Tribe L. a. X. NJ No o. Sc
" cord Annu.l BALL will he held Mt Csrusi's
Saloon, on THURSDAY EVENING, October 18th.
1853. y.y. WEBER,
ONG Il IL Id u Il to be closed.-on
IL MONDAY, the 10th instant, the travel across
the Long Bridge will be discontinued, and will re-
main so for about tn days, that the draw on the
Washington end may 10 repaired.
u. Il. FRENCH.
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
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TO THE LADIES.

The lata.t style Of Winter HATS just re-
GSYsaceived--The undersigned respectfully in
,ites the attention Of the ladies to examine
w our new style of HATS. and 10 inform them
that We are ready to receive and execute all orders
for HATS. GAPS, HEAD-DRESSkS, &c, with neat
ness and dispatch Also, very select assortment OF
pointed velvet RIBBON, all colors; together with
CIV. ry variety Of Fancy GOois at
VIM. +. SHEDDS,
llth street, above Pennsylvania avenue.
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kxkCI1lyk CoNNITTgI:
Capt J. A. TAFT, Lieut.. J. H. Bind
Lisut. K :. Allen, 4 Pumpbr.x
Ensign r. X Lloyd, sergeant C. X. Bi.bo,
Sergt b. d. Dram. S.R Dxy.f
Corp. j. c. johnson. Corp. ". o. Drew
Hugh Haney, WIZ. Thompson.
MANAGERS:
S"rst uhr'nndt, Quar- Ser ?. L. Harvey.
Corp. j. = Brshtor, Corp, y, Aeiahn,
Surgeon Mckim, +. c. Wheeler
T. Milburn. W. NJ Ofutt
D. o. Crump, j. 7. Mitchell.
T. A. Smith, VI. Richards n,
r. Speates, r. ii. Graham.
n Plant. H. T. i'ell.
l.. Windsor, II. Prenot.
n. Porter, W. II. Miles,
NJ. P-nwick, y. Grinner
D. Finn. J. q. Nsytuc,
J. c. Purdy, T. Arnold.
Y. Wilson, T. Hubert
oc 6-.itocloth-
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NEW MUSIC, AGAIN !-songs: CARY

NEW MUSIC, AGAIN !-Songs: Carry me
~ Home 10 Die; Come with while the Stars
Shine Bright; The Broken Lyre; Fair Ella Lee: The
Chilli and the STAR. Songs OF Nary, Queen OF Scots
The Royal Bridal: Farewell, Desr France; The Cap
tiyty Chatear To Mary. and Chatelar's Farewell !:
The Sections Daughter: Do tnev miss at Home,
&c. Polkas: Echo du Mont Blanc: Forest Glade
Polka Hungarian Schottiscbe; bouquet de Melodies:
Gems from the Operas: The Water Sprte; Twilight
Musings: The Smile; Variations On Beatrice di Ten
da. oh share my c, ttaee. oft in the Silly Night,
'Tis Home wh.re'er the Heart IL, Coming thro the
Rye. Lilly Dale, Re. Just received at
WIMBR'S Stationery and Music Store,
oct st 9th street, near Louitiana avenue.
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THE CHOLERA AT MARTINsBuRci. A
letter from Martinsburg, Va, says that
the cholera is spreading along the river,
and the citizens are seriously alarmed.
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FALL MILLINERY.

VI = II
H MISS e. DASHED respectfully announces
38ato her friends and patrons that she will open
Saturday next, October Sth, large and
W. beautiful selection of Fall MILLINERY. La
dies in want of such articles would do well by giving
her call before purchasing elewherc as her stock
is large and complete. South side of Bridge street.
Georgetown. &C SITS
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statesmen Of enlarged experience and proved
capacities, will howl through local newspapers
over this selection, doubtless. Nevertheless,
the common sense of the country will heartily
endorse the sending of George NJ. Dallas to
China, Pennsylvania though he may be.
The New GOVERNOR OF OREGON The Hon.
John W. Davis, of Indiana, proposes to sail
for his post, via the Isthmus by the steamer
of the GOTH from New York. ..
THE PROGRESSING REDEMPTION OF THE
UNITED STATES STocKs Tho existing strin-
gency in the money market is sending Gov
eramcnt Stocks to Washington right merrily
On Tuesday, sl65 900 were received and can
celled and yesterday, 1926, 900 reached the
Treasury Department and were similarly dis
posad of.
NAVY OFFICERS ORDERED, DETACHED, &c
Midshipman Cary Carter, detached from the
sloop Cyane, and ordered to the Naval Acade.
my at Annapolis.
Assistant Surgeon j. s. DUNCAN, and First
Assistant Engineer F. C. Dade, detached from
SOdSt SURVEY Stc1luCI SOIWlu duu Whlllny or
ders.
Purser Lockers order to the ST. Lawrence
has been revoked. Purscr White will continue
on her, as originally intended.
THE FRIGArE ST. LAwRENCE-fag ship of
of Commodore Dulany's Pacific Squadron
was at Sancelito (bay Of California; on the
Both August, on cruise All we'll on board
of her.
LIST OF PATENTS issued from the United
States Patent Office for the week ending Oc-
tober 4, 1S53-each bearing that date 80
Joel Baker, of Boston, Mass-For improve
ment in ear wheels.
Elihu Il. Benson, of Warsaw, n Y.-For
improved slat machine for window blinds.
Gardner A. Bruce, of Mechanicsburg, Ill
For improvement in cOrn-planters -s..
A. A. Dickson, of Griffin, Ga.-For improve
ment in machines for topping cotton in the
fields.
Mark Fisher and John H. Norris, of Tren-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-06
Col. Thos. J. Bord.

The Richmond Enquirer is out in an article
strongly denunc iatory of Col. Boyd. tsays that
Mr.. Boyd was brought out by Mr.. VIM. Ballard
Preston, and that the 'sWhig press of this city
advocate his election at the bidding of their de-
funct South western electorate large" What
agency Mr.. Preston may have had in inducing
Mr.. Boyd to become candidate for the Board OF
Public Works, we know not but in respect to
TO the assertion that the Wing pres of this city
are supporting Col Boyd at Mr.. Preston's bid
ding we deem it proper to state, that so far it
applies to this journal, the allegation does not con-
tain the smallest particle of truth.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-06
Whig Nominations

The nomination of Messrs. Baldwin, Anderson,
ElIyson and Cowardin to represent this city in
the next legislature win, we think, give universal
satisfaction to tn Wing party of Richmond
The friends of those gentlemen whose claims
were postponed by the meetings we are pleased to
learn have no complaints to make and will give a
cordial aud Jealous support to the nominees
Ours is good ticket and strong ticket-a ticket
that will afford no ust of dissatisfaction,
lukewarmness or Indifference to any true Wing
in the present canvass. This is a most impor-
tans consideration just at this time. With no
chickering's feuds or rvalres in our ranks, respec-
ting our city nominations, we may reasonably
hope to see the whole Wing vote of Richmond
brought to the polls for our Congressional candi-
date at the next election. If this be done the
vile and Ubiquitous attempt of the late lecofoco
Legislature to disfranchise us may yet he thwar-
ted and rebuked. For reasons which it is need
less to recapitulate the Wings of this city have
have not poled their whole strength at any cleo
ton for several years past, but this thing car
be done, and we trust that our friends will 90 to
work at once with the determination that it shall
be done. This wing city is every day growing
in wealth, power and population. Let us only
stand by our arms and oppose determined re-
sistance to the enemy and the time will soon ar
rive when it will not be in the power even of
locofoco legislature to defraud US of a Wing rep
resentative in Congress.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-06


THE AMERtcEN MEDICAL C6NvENrIos.-
There were 400 delegates from o6 States at the
assembling of this convention at the Presbyterian
church in Blocker street, New York, on Tues
day, but larger number were known to be in
the city. There were present from MARYLAND
II; District of Columbia, 5; Virginia, ID; North
Carolina, ?; Pennsylvania, 40, aud New York,
1872. DIR. B. r. Wexford. of Fredericksburg,
Va. was called to the chair, and read the annual
address, recapitulating the labors of the Ameri-
can Medical Society, during the six years it has
been organized. The address furnished most
iatterng picture of the affairs of the assoc aton.
All the morning was occupied by examining ere.
dentials. In the afternoon the treasurer's report
was read Ii states the total Expenditures for the
year at S2,015 receipts 81 ,o05.
During the day. Dr. Jonathan Knight, of Coun
was elected president of the association for tn e
ensuing year, with several vice presidents and
other officers.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-06

EXPLOSION OXYGEN CASA letter dated at
Munich, in Bavaria, April 10TH contains the follow
ing:-
"Liebig last night giving lecture on chemistry at
the palace, before Queen Maria, the King Louis and
his Queen Theresa, and the younger branches of the
royal family, when bottle Of oxygen being impro
pery handed toEim by his assistant who mstook for
another bottle, explosion took place. and the bottle
flew into thousand pieces Fortunately the explosion
occurred in inner the door of which was OPEN
Still some fragments of the glass passed through the
door and slightly wounded some members of the roval
party who were sitting in the front rank. Queen
Theresa cut in the cheek, and the blood flowed in
abundance; Prince Leopold slightly wounded in the
forehead Countess Luxburg in the chin and Countess
Sandizell in the head. None of these wounds will be of
any consequence The professor also lightly in
jnred, having escaped with his life by sort of mira
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-06
WHIG DIsTRICT CONvENTION

Alta Convention of the Wing Delegates of the 9th
mattox, Campbell, Henry, Halifax, Patrick and Pittsy-
vana held at Pittsylvania c. H. Thursday the 2sth
April 1883 for the purpose of nomnatnga candidate for
Congress- in the ensuing election-on motion Major Da-
vd H. Clark of Pittsylvania called to the Chair.
and j G. Shields of Campbell and J. F. Claiborne of
Pitt.ylvania. were appointed Secretaries.
After few remarks from the Chair it was resolved
shat committee of one from each Delegation be appoint
ed to report permanent organization for the Convention
whereupon, Witcher, alternate for Appomattox, H
lakewood of Campbell Peter Saunders of Franklin G.
Terry OF Halifax John T Wootten of Henry Henry Lane
of Patrick and Joseph Martin of Pittsyvana were ap-
pointed said Committee.
Vincent Witcher long distinguished for the able and
conspicuous part he has borne the conflicts of the Wing
party, and the valuable services rendered the State
the Legislature of Virginia, being called delivered one
of his happiest nd most orcbe addresses upon the po
cal topics of the day. in which the mischievous ten
denotes OF the policy of the Democratic party in the
session of the Legislature were Justly and ably ex-
posed.
After Mr.. Witcher had concluded ON motion of Mr..
Martin, of Pittsylvania, taken until 3
o'clock.
EVENING SESSION,
The committee organization reported the following:
ForP resident, Mai David Clark of Pittsylvania; for
Secetraies, Shields of Campbell, and Buford of
Pttsyvania.
After consultation by the Delegates from the several
counties the motion of Mr. Estes it unanimously
Resolved, That John Wootten Esq. of Henry, be
nominated by this Convention the candidate of the
Wing party of this District in the pending Congressional
election.
The following gentlemen were then appointed
Committee 10 inform Mr. Woouen of his nomination.
to wit Mr.. Martin of Pitsyvania. Mr. Saunders of
franklin and Jno. Rice Miller Of Pittsylvana.
Mr. Wooiten appeared in the Convention, anS in
chaste and eloquent address accepted the nomination
and exhored the to the action render the
selection effective of their object.
On motion, Resolved That the proceedings OF this
Convention be published in the Lvnchburg Virginian
i,anviIle Register, Richmond Whig Times, and
Mail.
Alter which the Convention adjourned sine die.
DAVID H. CLARK, Cnm'n
J. ! 6 s4Is5Ds' }secrotaries.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED
Schr. John E. Adams, Garrett lumber for Richmond
Dock ~ ~
Schr Ganges. Wiley, ice to Wardwell & Badger
Schr Joseph Baker Ames Lime to r Rankin
moasses, Dunlop, Moncure & CO. ''
schr Mercy Taylor, Nickerson from Boston, mdse to
Jones HARDWOOD, White Page, Williams & Brother
Hill.sJas Williams Ken, Paine &c Kent, Walker &
WlIkerson, Stebbns Darracott & Co. Putney, Watts &
Putney, Hubbard. Gardner & Carlton, Pemberton &
brother, Habeston & Brother, David Currie NJ Branch
va Woolen Co, Quarles & Brooks, Deane & Brown, r
c Haw, WP w Taylor, Sutton L Creashaw 4,
Co. Stearns 4 Brummel, Anderson & Souther John
Thompson, b Franklin, Chas Warren
SAILED,
sehr Mranda Jones, for Port Walthall to load with
Schr Jannett, Bastwight for Norfolk
Schr Carroll Nelson, in ballast for Norfolk
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RETRIBuT1vE FEARS.

The Richmond Enquirer has become a good
deal alarmed about the Congressional District
which his party in the late Legislature so
handsomely gerrymandered off around the
Metropolis. 1t sees danger ahead, and cries
out, "forwarned. forearmed." We thitk That the
uueasinsss of our contemporaries is by no means
affected. but that it is altogether real. And well
it may be-for, besides the small Democratic
majority which the Wing candidate has to over
come, sense of the fragrant wrong and injustice
which were committed by the Democracy upon
their opponents in so laying off the District as
to secure the election of a Democrat, must ava
ken good many disturbing emotions in the
breasts ofthe guilty, touching the issue Of this,
the first, trial of the new machinery in the afore-
snid District. We are glad to such signs in
the Enquirer, looking, as we do, upon these dis
quieting approximations in which it indulgss as
some punishment for the gerrymanderiug mi
guilty of which its party have been guilty. We
commend to the consideration of the Enquirer
in this case the ..judgment' of which Macbeth
speaks:
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US. DISTRICT COURT.
Judge HALLIBURTON presiding.

The Grand Jury yesterday morning reported
to the Court that they had found a true bill
against Alfred J. Goldman for the murder of
Wm Weldon at Fort Monroe, in February last.
The trial ofJohn Durham and BENJAMIN Jack
son. indicted for mutiny on the high seas, will
be gone into to day.