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A LITTLE FrGHr.-WiIliam Little, a YER

geteel looking man, arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday for being drunk and disorderly in the
streets the night before. The watchnlen first saw
him on 18th street, and cautioned him TO be silent
but regardless of their warning he continued his
noise, and when reaching the corner of 18th and
Cary streets made at several women there congre-
gated, who fed from him. Just at this time the of
fcers came up and took him in custody, when he
threatened to cut of their throas for moesting
him. He was required to give bail in the sum of $50
for his good behavior but declared his inability to do
so, az he was stranger.
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DEATH OF AN OLD MAN-Our oldest cit
liens dropping off, one by one as falling leaves
in autumn. Yesterday morning, Mr.. John Carter
aged 81 years departed this life, after protracted
illness of many months. He a worthy, estima
BILE gentleman, beloved by all who knew him.
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srEAL,se FIsH.-A fellow grabbedsa

bunch OF fresh fish at the second market yssterday
morning, and endeagored to make clean run for IL
bat eventually oversgken 1t the corner ef lath
and Main streets where he offered to pay literally
for his release No officer coming up at the tirne he
set large and IL is asid did some Taii walking
TO get beyond the reach Of the Law.
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A SPLENDID JoR.-We have had our at
tention called to the tin roofing on the Rev Mr..
Moore's new Church, which ia represented TO US by
judges being one of the most perfect jobs Of the
kind ever done in this city Mr.. Charles H. Lansie y
was tho contractor for the work. and deserves credit
for The faithful mannerin which he executed II.
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GERMAN BALL-The German Benevolent
Society Ball off at Lafay Hall last night and
was numerously attended. We were unable to as
certain the amount of receipts but have very little
doubt that the society succeeded in realising hand
some to aid them in their benevolent and praise
worthy design.
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DISPOSED oF.-Henry Myer, charged with
assaulting Charles Bailey and his wife, and throwing
brick bat in their window, committed TO prisen
by the Mayor yesterday, in default of bail in the
Of 500 to keep the peace and be of good behavior for
forty days.
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Casper Schneider, young German, accidentally
shot himself through the heart, in Baltimore, OF
Saturday.
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s,I5 BATHS. BATHS, .BATHs-Hot, Cold ord
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair D-a a.a
slns SHAVING 1I and shampooiDg Saloon, under the
Single Bath Is cents, or FIVE tickets for a. OF
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PIcKPoCKETs are operating quite extern
sively just now, both in this and the northern cities
rumor was current last Sunday afternoon that
ing, while attending divine service at the new Pres
byterian church If this be So trust the miscreant
may be detected and punished
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SsueLY ssoR,so.-Philip Roberts, no

torious drunkard, was found asleep the sidewalk
last Sunday night and taken to market quarters" b,
the watehInen. Phil had only been out of Jail few
hours when discovered. and muet like the life ant
fare at the City Springs, he would not have has
tened hs return When found one of his little chill
dren was sitting by him, waiting for him to finish BIZ
nap. He returned to prison il default Of bail TO
his good behavior
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LOCKED UP.-A Manchester free negro
named Augustus Pitinan, sent to the lock up by
the Mayor yesterday for being in this city Sunday
night last without register.
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10 w. B. BIGELOW. ACCoTyNr.,-r
CofflST-ofics in the Law Bu;loinsn,,i,, A AND
tne accounts OF those having regular Book
ton of the same. 'H e~ain'Is-
WI also copy all kinds Of WRITING, &C.
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ilton free boy, who caught and Gagged for want
of register produced the necessary document yes
terday, and the Mayor ordered his release.
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THE HUsTIsGs CoURT will commence its
criminal docket this morning. Yesterday the session
was occupied in civil business, of public impor
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ATTENTION, MONTGOMERY GUARD At
tend a drill of your company, on THIS fTUESDAY)
EVENING, at74 O'Clock, al Military Hall. Punctual
attendance required.
Parade in front of the Capitol on WEDNESDAY
morning. the 18th instant &C 10 O'clock in full winter
uniform. Arms in order for inspection. This parade
is required by law. By order of the Captain.
oc l8-2t JNO. MCDONALD. o. s.
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Mr.. Lewis B. Wood. a native ei fredericksburg,
Led in Macon, Ga, onthe 9Th inst
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20 TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.-Tha mr.
1efsigned will furnish to Builders aud otbers III NJ
bEh and TIMBER, of every description Of the
the most reasonable prices to be delivered AZ Pieh
mond on the shortest notice 0A
Orders left with ABEL U. MAYO Esq, at his oees
be duly attended to- N''ee = "4a
oc6-d3m SAliTTrr d prcer,,
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MEMoRANDuM BooK.-Capt. John Free
man has again lost his memorandum book, and
in search of the finder. Who has it?
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Coal AND WooD are bringing high prices
in city, and the probability is that they win con-
tinue to rise. Coal S. for Is bushels-Wood from
s. so to 81 so per cord
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FINED.-Mrs Susan Exall was fined 81
aud costs for permitting the cellar of her tenement
on 10th street, to remain open all night
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County CoRoNER.-The question has been

QuCNtrUn
frequently asked ''who is the Coroner of Henrco
county ~ and we have been compelled to answer
there is none-the Justices of the Peace themselves
filling the office" Why this office has not been filled
by the county court is more than say, but the
is doubt that it is much easier to get
OF the many Justices to act when necessary, than it
would be TO the services Of Coroner in all
quarters of the county.
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p n OMAs w. KEESEE. Aucrroxvyv
(oihce with Geo. J. Sumner No 20 Pearl SIRE, ~
S1SeaS 70 Le sale OF every description OF MER
&C 7-dlm 0A'H' &c.
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ATTENTION, EAGLE INFANTRY!-Paradein
front of the City Hall, on WEDNESDAY next, the
FORM Arms in order for inspection By order of the
Captain loo l8-2tl JOHN c. POWELL, 0. s.
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The LOST VALIsE FouND We learn
from friend who LET Petersburg YESTERDAY that the
valise of Mr. Henry Davis, containing the $4,000 in
money on the Exchange Bank, which was stolen on
the night of the 10th nst found yesterday
ing spring not far from the place at which it was
stolen. The valise had been cut open and all the
money taken out, but the clothes were undisturbed.
As yet arrests have been made, but incline to
the opinion that if the brokers and policemen in the
northern cities will keep lookout, they will soon
have opportunity of detecting the thieves.
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MILITARY.

ORDERS NO. Carbohydrates 1sT REG
INTENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS, RICHMOND,
Oct 18th. I853.-The Regiment will parade in front
of City Hall, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at
IL O'Clock, A. NJ. By order of Col. GWYNN.
oc l8-2t WALTER FL HARRISON, Adj.
ATTENTION, X. l.. DkAGUUNS!-Pa Parade in
front of the City Hail. on WEDNESDAY next, the
10th instant, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, fully equipped and
arms in order for inspection. with rounds of ball
cartridges 10 .hoot for Saddle and Bride.
By order Of the Captain
&C 1879 w. q. GEORGE. o. s.
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.ERY.-EspeciaI attention is

HEAVY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES attention Is
ask ed to the advertisement in this mornings paper
describing the $I4 0e0 which were stolen from pas
senger the Petersburg cars one night last week.
The issue is worthless TO the holder, as the
bank kas refused to redeem it.
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YOUNG GUARD, ATTENTION Parade at your
armory. on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th instant, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, in full winter uniform. Arms in
der for inspection. By order of the Lieut.. Com
mandng. J w. BARLOW,
oc 1876 o. S.
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ATTENTION, MECHANIC GUARDS!-Parads
in front of the City Hall, WEDNESDAY, the
18th instant in winter uniform, IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
Arms and accoutrements in order for inspection
By order of the Captain.
&C 1876 ]. OSBORNE. o, s.
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solicited to &. sas y .Ia.t attention.
B BA,CCO EARTHEE WARE. lsoeERiEs, 10.
Ibis MORNING. at the corner ~ ,5,, take place
90 Is - ~ o'clock THOMAS W. KEE ssq erass
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n TnnY IRp6 THOUSAND DOLLARS xyop.r,,
T Ts DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRIcEs FOX o oaTH
ness bv s5a sr, intending to close his presen b5,
,orsay sne nIst Oh January next, offers Ia H. 49,
TONERS and the public generally. his JarSs ms Gus
srsole STOCK OF Dry Goods which win be eiossS a DE-
so.I tas customary at greatly reduced prees S
at auction without reserve. Dee' VIII De CLOSED
=. THOMAS D. DIARIES
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French r Tsiisg s,o TA,LJE.-550ss. AUnp,o,u
customers aud the resss.iYe rs ssss % inform Il,
S Gl D sn 4 III, M american Hotel FOR t hst
esss are mel seb q h,s,Pp e orders sss
who honor him with cs1i sliy satisfactory 70 tas.
oc 1913 $3.50, aho rom to
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u JOB AND CARD PRINTING.-The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, ON Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description of
PRINTING on as reasonable terms elsewhere in
the city as well as every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens
ET- Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale ga 3-dtf
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SrvERr pusIsHNrsr-Henrv HARDEN /,


young man. appeared before the Mayor Yesterday, TO
answer for committing violent assault upon Harry
slave, the property Of Robert c. Bruce, in Main
street, ON Saturday morning last with the but end of
a wagon whip Mr.. II. A Pearce, one of the wit.
nesses for the commonwealth, heard noise in the
street, and on looking out the accused beating the
negro in violent manner, over his head with whip
He went up and put stop to the ARRAY. The gro
sitting upon the cart when the witness first saw
him, the blood streaming from his head How he got
Oft Mr.. P. could not say Mr.. William Hubbard heard
the negro tell Harden if you strike again will
strike you" Saw II. strike the negro, and the blow
returned by the negro his cart. Harden stated
that he beat the negro for impudenee to him. The
Mayor wished the prisoner to understand that the
streets of Richmond were not proper places for the
chassement of servants in, and he should therefore,
feel bound to send the on to the Grand Jury
He was the last man in the world to encourage i'm
pudence or impertinence in negroes; but it was his
duty to preserve the public peace, and he therefore,
felt bound to notice this affair in becoming manner
The accused held to bail in the of 500 to ap-
pear before the Hastings Court at its next Grand
Jury term, and answer to bill of indictment for the
offence committed against the peace and good order
oft he city
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Ly AN ADJOURNED MEETING, of
holders IN the building be erected s Ihe stock
RTnens oi La faYETTE DIvIsios No s. n atss
az the Mason's Hail. the 10th ;nst.p. VII b held
M when Il Is desirable that as large :. oeloek
ns st9ck should De represented as possible u
that meeting. SAMUEL TAYf0ps - 3 reported 70
Manchester, October nth Is53 IN secretary.
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u -FOUR GENERATToNs =

~ rOCh u u " r. RATION w
IeIday, most beautiful dagns,rs."e saw, yes-
nisoNs one Of our best srtists II Is .Ge BY
nas tGqp and is Of great value the fany ee
IN the prime of life, and the sns grandma,
aTsdnn OF years. most happy lustrst;a ~ ne
the Prosress to the grave The elder ba n 0s
tie doubt but tbe maze ana hearty and there i ba 3
ton. &c " see the NTH genera
Oc
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% An ADJOURNED MEETJxf,

on, III, aT T1 NorlCEAtfenTioo i.
oc 18--1t ATFy Yc,1,grt Sek
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WoMAN's LIFE; OR THE TRIALS OF CA
PRICE--by Emile Carlen. author of Chance and
Chaugen-has been furnished us by Messrs. Garrett
Co., Publishers, New York. We have no chance
to examine its pages and cannot therefore speak
knowingly of its contents; but the Literary World
in speaking of it says: spirited and interest
ing novel we have never read; with mere of life
than any of Miss Bremer's works, possessing the
same kind of home interest that charming romance
"The Initials" pure in tone and equally free from
The work may be had of Mr. Geo. NJ West Ex-
change building, 18th street. TO whom are indebt
ed for a copy.
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70 B: w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC Practices in ell the
Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond city.
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions, lin out of his oeel
ments of Dover, &c. Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 81, three doors above City Hotel on
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de 21y
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.h1 NonIiSE.-My Stores, Nos Is and ~ ,,,
and isth ' ID, De closed on Monday and Tuesesx IN
H o issn insf' and re-opened on Wsdnes5s5, isn
or n JACOB A. LEVY ~
L -
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ES HENRY G. CANNUN, ATTUKhE I At
Law, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds &c, for New York, Pennsylvania North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio,
Indiana Missouri Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and HeE-
rico county. VIII attend promptly to all Legal GE6
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street
&c 9-6m
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~ LIZ E CHE 5, LEECHES.-Fhe public are
hereby informed that have just received BY the
steamer Jane stown, a lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel, 18th street. and az
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets
Sc IA r. C. HOBSON
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Hanover. where she viii be turned out for resting
spell until the spring She 10 said to be looking fine.
~ and II she continues to improve until again taken
up. VIII prove troublesome Customer whenever abe
appears uponthe furf.
List or PASSENGERS FROM New York BY
the Jamestown, yesterdays
n spencer Isaac Smith, Chas Simuons VIM w
Allen, VIM 9 Smith, Jno w Smith, Lewis L Critten.
den, nj Aiken. G Plant and son. e 6 PIeasauts
L Evans, ! Ramsey, James w Smith, Henry Il
chase, VIM Raymond, Thos r Jarvis Il n Eppes
Geo Loyal, Wm Shields. Capt Jno A Gillespie. r
Waiker, Geo Mellen, N r Hatch. WIN Jarvis.
Y Jarvis Ed Pratt, Robert L Pearce Z Howard.
w Small, G Nichols aud daughter d Lsake. D
Wordsworth. Ed @ Platt and lady, VIM CarreII' d
Y Ambrose, Randolph Miller, w r Merwin. VIM
Thompson. Capt D p Becher. Capt U Lew and
servant, John w Holmes, James M BRYANT Alex 3
Young, WIN kinnerson. VIM Worshaui, y B Arm
strong and iady John viglini and daughter. RI Gna
Eenheimer and lady, Sam Guggenheimer l. McI,ees
McLees and lady, Mrs M Mellen, Mrs Won Go.
yer, Mrs NJ Mason, Miss L Stewart, John Cooke
and lady, DIR Montero and lady, Miss Montero. Miss
Cooke, Miss kirsh, Miss b Kirsh, Mrs Wake Mrs
Sheppard. Mrs Gwinn, Miss Taylor, J G Fitz-
gerald and lady, Mrs and Miss Griffith, Miss Phillips
starrell. lady children, Miss Stsrrell, Mrs WILL
liams aud children, Miss Perryman, Mrs Arsam.
Mr., J L Taggart Mrs Fry. Mrs Peason. VIM Il Gun,
ningham, Chas Myers, Blake lady and child j {;
Hasson, Miss Munroe r G Cobb, Arsam, Mrs s v
Brown, Mrs 0 G Overton, II Cox and lady, w
Heath and lady, Mrs and Miss Browning. Mrs C
Rowland, NJ Smith, lady and daughter, Howe
Merlin, II Weber and 81 in steerage.
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RICHMOND CrRcUIT CouRT.-JUDGE MI
REDITH presiding-This Court commenced its fal
term yesterday morning, and after the transaction
some preliminary matters the Grand Jury was called
sworn and sent to its room to hear and determine
upon the criminal matters that would be presented
After session of three hours true bills were found in
the following cases.
Edwin Cooke, four cases of forgery.
Otway Smith, three cases of forgery.
Henry Clarke, larceny.
John McAby, burglary.
William J. Bowles and Siias M. Johnson, unlawfnl-
ly and felonousy cutting James T. L. Chandler.
William ii. Jones and Thaddeus Williams larceny
stealing pocket book containing s2s in money
from Williamson l.. Kirby
John Kennedy and John Connerton. two small
boys-larceny-stealng gold watch from Hector
Davis.
Jack Novel; alias Jack Spott- cutting with intent
TO KILL Samuel A. Smith, while both were confined
in the Penitentiary
The Grand Jury was then adjourned over until
Thursday next. The Court, in the meantime, will
proceed to call and dispose of the its criminal
docket II O'Clock to-day, to which hour it adjourn
ed yesterday afternoon.
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THE GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY cele-
brated their anniversary yesterday by public parade
They passed up Main street about O'Clock in the a
ternoon, carrying handsome banner and arrayed in
their neat and peculiar regalia The procession was
headed by the Armory Band, whose harmonious
strains, they marched by Office playing Lilly
Dale" elected universal praise.
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tYr PHOENIX BANk.-The Notes of this issue
viii be redeemed in Richmond by II. T. PA1Ro
CO.. in Washington City by PAlRO N0URsE.
sc 22-ts
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Eg VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS. Plaid
and Brocade Silks, Rich Cashmere Plaids plain Ner
noes and de LANES; French Embroideries in grea.
variety; Mourning Goods of every kind: Hasssv IN
complete essortment Lace and Muslin Curtains.
Furniture Prints; Ribbands IN variety &C. &C. &c
large and well selected Stock of the best styles OF
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Ip EXCHAN q f AND BANKING HOUSE
OF c. w. PURCELL L. CO.-The Notes of the
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
deemed as heretofore at par at counter.
% All solvent Washington Small Notea, viii for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore against paying any
discount on small notes dated at Washington
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~ NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS oF
THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILH0An COZ
PAN4-rhe annual meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company viii be
Der, 1858. -'-o ~" A'0'eA--
Stockholders will travel free on the cars in
and returning from the meeting "
oco-tlONo J. GARRETT, Treasurer
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CouRT OF APPEALs.-A very interesting
case has consumed the time of this Court for some
days, the argument in which was closed yesterday.
for the appellant BY Mr.. Lyons, MesTg. August,
Watkins and Randolph having appeared for the APP
pellees We allude to the case Of Fosters adminfs-
traitor against Foster and others.
The grounds for the appeal are these In the year
1851 Francis Foster then residing In this city, In
der to emsncpate eight of his slaves carried them to
the city of New York, and there, according to the
laws Of that State regularly emancipated them. But
to save them from being driven from the common.
wealth OF Virginia where they returned with him. no
deed of emancipation ever entered OF record In
this State At bis death Mr. Foster cmancipsted the
remainder of his slaves but did not mention those he
had manu,nitted in New York. considering them al
ready free. In 1885, the sheriff of Henrico county,
who the administrator If Foster seized the ap.
peees this case and they. by regular process of
law, sued for and obtained their freedom In the Hem
rico Circuit Court Against this decision the present
appeal has been TAKEN and e now to be passed upon
by the highest court in the State. For the appellant
we told that Mr.. Lyons made not only powerful
but ingenious effort For the appeees, we heard Mr.
August short tune, and whether he convinced the
Court not of the strength of his canse. we were
perfectly satisfied that his argument was mastery
one, and would be hound to carry much weight with
Il to the minds Of the Court. The opinion OF the
Judges will mot be made known for some days to
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TIT. ]. CARSON CO. NOS. III AND IS
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. s.
| WATER STREET, NEW Y0RK.-A good assor.-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
| for sale at lowest market prices. je tS-ly
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e. BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, BY
DIR Z. ID. ROBINSON.
Office on Franklin, between 18th and 18th streets.
iy I5-Iv
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gF> ABEL u MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office Franklin street, under the Metropolitan
Hall Richmond Va Sc ib-Iy
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to COOKE BROTHERS L CO, GENERAL.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, San Francisco
JOSEPH J. COOKE & co, No. IS, Greenwich
street, New York
Agents for the purchase and shipment of MER-
CHANDlSE for the California and Oregon Markets
JOSEPH J. COOKE. JOHN H. WILLIAMS
GEO. LEWIS COOKE.
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- 8 rphsT raEsBfTER71N c;l3777Ts-ts.-
Tr. y in this Church vii =. e. ukCE
INA e nnning 81 O'clock & &c TO-DAY
sAau'hs until o'clock at nish,. as sissfnesn
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oc11-2t

oc1,-o. THOMAS D. QUARLEs
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= HHDS. prime Bacon SIDES, part
oh withou. backbone, landing per steamer, for
sale by
oc rs JOHN II. CLAtbOhNEs