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Receipt Of thu Afrisa's News- 7.lsgyaphie Race

NEw ORLEANS. Jan. 3l-The adyces by the steamer
Africa received last night by The Pcayune over the
southern ne at fifteen minutes past O'Clock, D. and
the western line at twenty minutes past eight. The
II will be seen close one, only five minutes die
ference In distance of nearly quite hundred
miles. twas quick work. altogether, the did
reach her dock until seven O'clock Fortunately
elecuci is unlike sieamraclng attended with dan
ger and competition is free from sccident 10 life or limb
The cotton market is hrmer.
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RaiIroad Accident.

PHLADELPHIa, Jan. 30.-The from Pittsburg this
morning thrown off the track Christians, and the
last was prec plated down the embankment. Ten
persons In the and less hurt Two men,
contractors for Catholic cathedral Pitsburg had
and legs broken, and will probably die Judge
Wright, OF Clearield county, slightly injured The car
fire by the upsetng of the and entirely
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qued obligation perform proposed good
heent suIeues
Dated. (signed BY Two suaTanSs.)
Form ef . Certificate.

undefslsaed, postmaster IA well
acquainted the above ami and
they properly and able good
Dated slgned.
Proposals should be addressed exed, the second Assistant
Postmaster General aud particularly that they be
marked The lace Of the Proposals River Malls"
b. ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Posr orrtcs DErARraHsr, December 81 1852.
Jan 4-2awtFebto
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In length Y, 200 yards .


materials 10 be excavated believed be s0 blue
IL i. supposed dredging operations
fay allowance Tor o,S.l easaaas. and sunday.
enss Se ppaiea To DO This BY dredging there win ).
auirsd dredging csp.ss dseh.,ans
sppuenanc.., supplied cabs requisite
hopper. 100 yssds
s s % 81 . r hs go e, ":
under one or the Other Of, following propns.tonsi
through passes, psssss
on. thereof furnishing =. .h Necessary m.chi,ty vessels ised.
hs channel than 100 yards.
Engineer p@pa%en, :, Sos which vessels. mscho.,, ne
shall be tested to tbs ne omesrs cnaes OF sns
specifications win required with dei.s, for machinery
Of sngne and s,sam cylinder isassh
o IL and by whom cost Of attaching popsns ssI H.
Drawings desirable whenever they b
I'd To machinery supplied BY the ua,ed
% nc IL sS a..
the macbne vessels a would e"si" the property efshs United
The rsh, oie.sias may is reserved
through agents 70 The due .hs wos AID
contract tmc should the holder hAss
cubic yard. arc assumed to be III. quantity Of mud
say be removed order depth
yards the
.'onsd channels AID mi. sumse 70 b. paid ehsr Prov.
The Engineer Department may necessary m,
Of the proposed channel hundred 6y feet
onea Of Inc stated number OF cubic will
the number paid for
No advance. Of by Engineer Dcparnen,
under circumstances whatever.
Payments made
monthly the certificate Of the local
been used
occurred ths incident weather
epidemcs disc unavoidable machinery
due radical defects In quy The
quantity paid for have been from completely
ercavased the depth required.
Twenty viii he from payments The
the work or to be forfeited h- United failure Of
Al proposals must be accompanied by Of ch.rae
yer A. TO the competency Of the work offered
for the Reliability OF the srees also manifested The en-
veiopes should be endorsed Proposals Of nc
haebot OF Mobile Alabama
For further particulars address H. corps Of
rneer, Mobile, Alsbama sr
JOS G. T0TTEN,
Brevet BiR Gen and Colonel Eosneer
To be inserted In the Wash
nston Mobile Advertiser Mobile Ala atste Rspnh'
cam Newnean Bulletin, Bee, New Orleans,
La Ahshy R-ser and Albany Express, Albany, New fovr
ourier and Enqnsr I'D Express New York; Whiq Troy ~
Inquirer ma Daily News philadelphia Bosfon Coo
boson Patriot Baltimore, Md, weeks ONE copy
zach containing The be cent 70 the
Department Jan 70 CIV
MEMOfRs. journal, and Correspondence Of Th""ss
IN Moore edited by Lord John R.ss~i Nos and p -,
Jan III YRANCK TAYLOR
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival of The Herman,,-A additional

41rriualof the Hsrmanr- Additional by the africa.
NKw YoRK, Jan 3l.-The ste amer Hermann which sail
ed from Southampto the 10th instant, arrived her
wharf al New York al o'clock last night She brings
full complement OF passengers and large freight Her
dates, however not so late the Arcas ar.
The Africa brings advces thar the overland mail had
rived with later advces from India. The Burmese war
was com pletely ended.
The instruction in China gaining ground and had
assumed formidable and arful aspect
The Liverpool cotton market Saturday, the l5h,
firm at the advance quoted.
There was a speculative movement in breadstufs, and
flour and grain were very firm at full prices
The reported intention OF NJ Kossuh visit the United
States again has but le foundation beyond rumor Some
of the London journals that the OF the de-
mocracy in the United States has indured him to believe
that lie succeed better with his peculiar doctrines.
Bosros. JAM 3iReed (whig) has been elected alderman
in place OF Mr. Perry, deceased by large majority.
ALBANY Jan. 3I-Samon's trial, charged with aiding
in OF jerry, tho iug,va s'ave commenced
this morning.
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Shocking Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S0.-Chrsopher Loohan stab.
bed last night in Levanson street, Southwark, by
known person. causing his instant death. Levin Williams
who had been working with Loohan and being drunk had
accompanied him his house door, has been arrested
suspicion
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ODD BELLOWS HALL.

MADAME ANNA BISHOP,
Assisted Vocal Company respectfully that shs
will only
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
On evenings Thursday, 3D. Saturday. 9Th February.
When will be presented
POPULAR SONGS AND BALLADS.
Also
BEAUTIES AND GEMS
English and Italian and costume from many adned
musical Mar
extraordinary sensation in New York
kc.
Principal Artists,
MADAME ANNA BISHOP NJ RUDoLFo, talented BARITONE
and sIGNoR Severe sTRINI the eminent bssso pofundo
Director. MI Bochsa.
Tickets sl the Of Mr. Davis Mr.. Fischer,
Mrs. Anderson, and the principal hotels
The kindly loaned by Mr. Davis.
Doors open at u concert begins at 8.
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Nal DISCHARGED

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 3I.-Neal, the negro charged wit
aiding in the escape of slaves from their in Mar
land, has been discharged. No return made Of I'll
Ieauisition.
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ny u. =. srRArrON. Auctioneer.

ny u. n. srRArrON, A"ctioneer
tPennsytrnna avsrp,, Of Ninh street
EURNlTUkE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or A PRIVATE
Il FANLfon "Wednesday morning 10 O'Clock,
sha
ice Row, the furniture offs family con..,ps or
Mahogany sofa, rocker ssd parlor cha,rs
DO dining, centre, and les
DO wardroh~s bure wash.tspas
Double and single bcd.tesds, n,stue-..s
Feather beds, bolster, and pillows
Chamber rshes, toilet sets, looking giAsses
Cane and chairs.
Psricr, chamber, passage, and stair
as,r rods, dinner and ware, glassware
crandoie., msntei ornaments, lamps. &C.
which IL nearly and in excellent condition.
Terms Gas under, cssh so5,s ,ixty and
satisfactorily endorsed hesrins interest
The house or rent, ard possession Immediately
of sale
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raEAsUaKa,s STATEMENT

ghsam a
asausAd6a gaubed ohy
hangosn and from Treasury
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EDWARD X COLLINS l. CO.,
No. IS Wall N. Y.
BROWN, snIPLEY, Co,
Liverpool.
X q. ROBERTS l. CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
J. MUNROE d CO.,
rs Rue Notre Dame des victories,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Iiavre.
ships will be accountable for gold silver,
bills OF
and the value thereof therein
JAMS
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ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
Inn

EN6INKER UEPAkTMEkT,
Washington, January 10, 1859.
proposed deepen "thc harbor Mobile Alabama Dog
Choctaw Pass BY dredging ths chan
The required 3 stated follows
channel wide,
exhibit and half feet depth Of low tide
viz
Cubic yards
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Ayriuoi of he City of Glasgow

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8I.--The City of Glasgow
which sailed from Liverpool on the 7h arrived
day. She brags full freight and fair complement
passengers.
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DIED.

~ a.,.,o, Msrysnd Friday, 9ssh ut, Mr. WILLIAM IN
OF ofhi =,
~, a, Ronspr CLksxp, SEQ, Of this city
,,,cI ain AT Mrs. EySis's, yesterday, JOHN p I'M. nj
On g. JoHs D.spr Of Missouri aged 10 month.
dsys.
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nISaOLUTION NOTTCE.-The parner.hp heretofore
Of VERIFY Miller is this day
The name ofth by C. VERIFY closing up
business late firm
hoped that owing the hm will make prompt
paymen, by books must be closed immediately
VERY MILLER
WAsprseros, December 81, 1850.
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Late and Important from Merico

NKw ORLEANS, January 26.-We have received Tanpico
dates to the 18th inst.
Great excitement existed ia consequence OF that
thousand Texans were marching on Tamsulipas.
Col RUM Rodriguez and twenty three men belonging
TO The National Guard have been shot
Gov Reyso, OF San Luis Potos was assassinaed while
riding In his carriage.
Cruz. where large number Of prisoners have been sent
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A CARO.-The attention oc a..
n Of .roelsp, w public - respectfully invita-
take place Tuesday M beds, Ae.
~ O'Clock,
tween snd y -'seep'nK on 18th street be
r.hI-n GREEN a SCOTT
Apcron~sr.
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denny Lectwscs.-rrbfe-Sor w e. Lsnrdsn
Rsgby A. and las, lecture % tTuesday) evening The
viii deliver his folRfh. I'd.
public are invited
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CARD.-y. w VERIFY lakes pleasure in informing his
n public he win the dry
nj Miss Dermou's building, Of
and Pennsylvania where will be
large and assorted stock Of dry goods which large additions
viii be copslently made.
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Nedtnteiy.--Thr msthemstics al
A TEACHER Ina. cal ana Mabemsucs' school,
IA department ws" :" ="
Wsrenon, North Carolina, ~ in fmm.
MI Nichols the head "ssay, ~" ~"
" eeconnt of his health. The situation -
Neefs,. NONE need spply without ~ y p>'''
esperence In teaching, and good morn
"'"sS with ne applicant would be preferred sohaoI
Address, (post psid,) RAEZE, senool
frnc,Ps Of Select Classical Mstnemst.
w.nsssros ". o., f.brusry T. 1859
Feb i-3sw4wep y ~
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Amount on depos Drafts heretofore Amount subject
tie. drawn, but yet 10 drait
paid, though payae
ble.
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The York and Liverpool United states mail
Steamer.
shin iainuth his hnea


The Baltc Gap. CoSosock
,-ss~ These ships having been built BY contract
1&T for government service, every cars has bean
IykR contradiction also In their engines,
and speed; and their accommo-
for comfort
Price passage New York 10 Liverpool In irs cabin
Exclusive $780,
From Liverpool 10 York, $50 and E20.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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CTATE, city and Railroad Mortgage Ho ads, pa yins
y 0 per cent and well secured. Forssleby
CHUBR BROTHERS, Bankers,
Dsc0-.oda- Opposite Treasury.
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CARDE. ?. MILLER his thanks ~ hi. friends
liberal support during his
firm, hopes they will continue their patronage
house, them will be dealt with upon
and accommodating by the proprietor Mr. O.
W. 2-lwif
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DROOK's Great Exhibition Prize Thresd.--The sub
scrbe. receiving supplies of this
exclusively from Sea Island cotton which
they excel market
STRONG h SMITH, IS William street,
Agents New ork.
LEWIS h CO., ss Market street,
Agents in Philadelphia
Agents in Boston
DerQ
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Prices IS dress circle and
under half price reserved seat
is rs cents family circle, - cents thirt
uer, so cents; coiored gallery, Is cents -
Doons 6x o'clock the curtain viii be raised n Inc
pm.
Fab 4
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Railroad Movement IN Pennsylpania

HARRISBURG, Jan. "a very important arrangement
contaminated to-day for Phlade phia interests and
the large has been red into between
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and Bingham and
Dock by which the latter give up the control OF ali
ger train, running connexion with those Of the Penn,yl
vsna Railroad Company the Columbia railroad TO
that company Bingham and Dock will. under this arrange
msni, act as local agents at Philadelphia.
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EMOfRs. journal, and Correspondence OF Th""ss
VI Moore edited by Lord John Rmss~u. Nos ! and p -
Jan YRANCK TAYLOR.
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Nsw YoRk, Jan. 3i-p. m.-The stock market to-day
co.sd heavy-taes Of United States S. 1857 100 Can
Company, IVA Erie, Oil Nicaragus. 3si Morris
canal All Erie oonveribss of 1871 1924 Harlem, 70t
Norwich and Worcester. 81 StonIngton, sales Cam
behand coal, 66i Cary improvement, H. The money
market not quite easy, though money abundant Er-
change on London, 81 prem.
The adyces by the Africa have caused hmness in
fou and holders have put prices up; but buyers do
meet them lreely-saes of 1000 barrels SIS ~ SIS so
for State and s. 81 IS 50 for southern-sn advance,
PurLApxrrurA. Jan. 30-Stock market firm. United
States g. Of 1867 100; Pennsylvania 5's % The Acas
had caused irmness in four-ses of shipping
brands at IS 81 SIS 81 Rye -four. - rs. Corn meal,
80 so. Wheat is fm-sales Of red at III 10 cents
white, 100 I26 White 80 81 cents; yellow,
IS cents Oats, as Rye 80 90 cents. Coverseed
firm at So 81 Sc As. N.HN
Nsw ORLEANS Jan 2s-Tnc total sales of cotton today
are 10000 bales cent declnesrict mddling Is quoted
aa ~ The weeks business f,ots mp 600 bales.
Rio oof-cthe sales dining tho week have been 80 600
bags mostly for the West is the largest weeks business
ever done hero Prices varied from . "a cents The
stock hand ia 1000 bags
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MOTIFS sr.-Ju received,
of Colts Aliens rsvovevs o
l"s'i"ss, for sale Al the lowest msrhet prices by
JNO. w. BADEN,
jan @~A~ Penn. avenue ssb
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Form Of Gucrarfes.
Tn. undesned undertake. that u foregoing bid carrying
The No b. accepted by the Postmaster General
shall tbs hrs dsy ofJuy 1885,
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Bosros. Jan. 3Rced (whg) has been elected alderman
in place OF Mr. Perry, deceased, by large majority.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
rI,c TsniIrOad Accihcnt.

H.. erst serious accident that has ever &C.
- ON the Richmond and Petersburg Road
eol .,e Sunday evening as announced in
haffT elesraphic Dispatch 10 this paper, pub.
he'd Yesterday morning The Petersburg
rgnress thus explains the manner Of the acci-
dent: :, -.
a., when near the Clover Hill J function. and
1T mil, North of the Port Walthal June.
-, he discovered several hogs on the track
nd falling TO frigmen them off with the whis-
IL he commenced shutting off steam, and was
consequently only running about twelve miles
:, the hour at the time OF the accident. The
accident was caused by piece ofthe iall hav
mo become loose from the track, ard Is gene
,aily STYLED "snphe head"
The engine, tender crate, baggage, and one
,,assenper car passed over the snake head
without leaving the track, but the last pas
fangtr .'ddehy thrown irou' Tue
al =. u4 ,ul centre pin which secures
,..s .,..t .tucn to the coach to break, and the
truck vas Immediately thrown up into the
COACH which completely tore out he bottom
Of The coach, seats, md everything else
The namc 81 la, ~ "}o was injured, is
Mrs. Purnell, mot burnett as in our Dispatch
she hau DOM ankles Dduly IdCGTdleu. her Ill
lie son, as stated, had a severe blow ON the
head. Her raid servant, likely mulatto girl
about Is years OF age, had her right leg cut
in TWO between the ankle and knee. She was
conveyed to Petersburg, when the leg was
amputated, upon a consultation between Drs
Rives, Claiborne and Dudley Her injuries
we're too great however, and she died soon at
teri the operation. Mrs. Purnell's brother.in.
law, Mr.. T. c. Mollhenny, hal one of his
knees badly bruised, but was not otherwise
much injured. These parties were all from
Wilmington, and Mrs. Purnell is a daughter
Of Governor Dudley, Of North Carolina, as
stated in the Dispatch.
Five or six other persons received slight in
iuries Mr.. VIM. Campbell, a gentleman con-
nected with the Express Office. narrow ly es.
capped. His porte monaaie protected him from
what no doubt would have produced severe
confusion. The iron frame of it was broken
by the blow.
1t is a wonder that all in the car were not
Killed. The Express thinks this result must
have been inevitable if the speed of the train
had not been slackened. The road has been
in operation eighteen gears; and bad as this ac-
cident is, its entire freedom from any fatal oc
currenco before, speaks we'll for its manage
ment.-DSpatch.
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Inter from EEaV3R3.

MOBILE, April Attn BY an arrival at this
port, we are in receipt of Havana dates 10 the
10Th ofMarch. There was no improvement
in Mr.. Kings health, and he was TO sail for
Mobile on the 9th of April. Santa Anna sail.
ed from Havana for Vera Cruz on the Goth
ult More slaves had been landed on the Gu.
ban coast, and there VAS little prospect of a
termination of the traffic. Ii was rumored that
Canedo was to be superseded by EIIisiandi as
Governor Of Cuba. The political prisoners
had not been sem enced.
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1t~.,....i IF EIeE PRESIDENT KING. Hon.
q Pratt Of New York, who has just returned
from Havana, coniradicis the statement that
Mr.. King had taken the oath of office Ills
health vas quite desperate, and he did not
weigh over loo lbs. 1t is thought he would
not probably live to return, even If he left as
he proposed 10 do. on the first of April His
principal food was milk and hommony and he
was daily borne by his men into the sugar
houses, hardly being able to walk over part Of
the wav
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FATAL AFFRAY.-Gcacrm Thomas Mar
s4al K5Hed.-We received a teegraphic dis.
patch yesterday from Maysville, informing US
that General Thom1s Marshall, Of Lewis coun.
", was killed on the day before in an ARRAY
with one of his tenants named Tyler or Tay.
lor. We were not advised as to the particu
lars of the unfortunate affsir.
General Marshall was warmly esteemed by
a large number of ardent friends, who will
learn his unhappy fate with deep sorrow. lie
was an impulsive, quick tempered man, and
lad been, by the force of his excitabIe tenn.
permanent, involved in many sudden and des.
perato broils; but he was as magnanimous as
he was brave, and ever ready to forgive, make
roparation, and be rcconciIcd, when his anger
cooled. He was highly popular in the region
of the State where he resided,a land was frequent
ly elected to represent his county in the State
Legislatures He served his country in the war
ofl8l2, and was Brgadier General in the
war with Mexico. He was a warm hearted
and brave man. We knew him well, and it
Is with unfegncd grief that we have learned
his untimely Jeath.-L0ujsg1He Ky, Itmes
q tie 31St March.
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SUICIDE AT THE AsToR HOUSE, Mr.. John
, Il at6away' Brevet Major Of the First Artl.
'efy' United States armv, committed suicide
Yesterday, or the night previous, in his room
al the Aston House. He was found dead,
WIN his throat cut, about five o'clock last even.
1g' and Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest
upon his body. The act was committed
WIN razor. He has not been seen alive
a , Wednesday evening, at which time he
was known to retire. The deceased had
0,cn absent for three years in California and
g =, anC arrived here on Monday IN the
' '.er Georgia. 1t is not known what
lomPied him to commit suicide. He was a
,',he OF this State, and about thirty eight
va, Soar OF age The coroncr's jury rendered
M, ,s.a'ct Of death by cutting his throat with a
''10r'-Neao York Erening Post, April L.
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A New Gold Mine Discovered.
Accessible without voyage around 'thc Ho
THE GREAT DEPOT FOR
HANDS SOME pssEZ ES.

M ARION < Co, LOTTERY AVID EXCHANGE BRoK.
WI fes. Office Corner of Gay and Fayctte Streets.
BALTIMORE, Md.
Marion Co. beg call particular attention their
splendid selection Of Magnificent Lotteries drawing
Daily.
The Glpiml, in each Lottery range from the small Il.
mount o. 1000 Dollars the stupcndous Of 100,
00a doiu=. Tickets varying in price from : $50.
Ou success in selling prizes has been entirely beyond
our expectation. We have sold and cashed rrzcs
during the last year amounting in the aggregate
ONE MILLION or DOLLARS,
In fact not day pnsses hat respectable Prize is not
sold by all who wish to venture for the smiles
of"Dame Fortune respectfully ask Of them trial
before purchasing elsewhere.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR APRIL.
When to be Price Of Price of Certificates of
Drawn. (faptals TirLets pucku0ps Of
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DANGEROUS FRAcAs'-On Monday last, a
f.1a.s occurred in Levisburg, in which fists
sticks, bricNbats "a rovolvers were very
freely Used s. o'.l II the combatants were
badly b.. .a, wcro shot. There we're
SO n,ouy ,a.,,.s hnds Of weapons used, that
1t Is quite difficult to determine how the
wounds were inflicted Ouo is said to have
Teen shot in the head one in The back, one in
the knee AS we were fortunate enough to be
at distance, we know very little about it, and
Consequently don't know whether they were
Shot OF not. tits said some ten or fifteen shots
were fred 1t is astonishing that so few were
s9't, and more astonishing still. that none
We're killed Four were Immediately imprIs-
oaed'- LewiSburg Chronicle.
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=. LEXINGTON - Through

EIui.ilz-z~a TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
eAH1a114'-AA1 0ur Mail Packet Boats, by ScottsOtle
anil LancLburg-On and after tho 10th, Boats will
cave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, ut the usual
hour p. NJ aud arrive in Lynchburg Il % h urs and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan at "a M, every day,
except Sunday and arrive in Lynehburg at % ?. NJ
Lcove Tynch6urp al P M and arrive in Richmond in
y hours in time to with the Norfolk boats leay.
ing at 81 A. NJ, aud tho Southern and Northern Rail
! llOnd cars leaving at A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with duly limo
If Staoa. M Nnrth River Returning, leave Lexington
every day except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
II hours. :,
rc AZ %; Cbnrlotfesylc fare 81, and Sannton, faro
a. will leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays, and
Fridays Bonts.
Below Of time Of arrival ut intermediate dis.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-07

rE,HE CREDITORS Of G. Crow secured 20 o '
thar tho whole fund applicable the payment OF debts IS
now in hand and shali be the CabeI House IN Lynch
burg on the IL inst at which time and place th'y arc
request ted and receive ne sums I" 'p'
are entitled H. A'OOuiilhN' i'"''e'
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