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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22

MonIGA.G e .I SALE ., OF PUENTTURE, PIANO
Fulton
eI. and the ss.ds invited
MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE :
O'clock Spruce street. the furniture Of family
Brussels v.yes 'arpss ooIoshs :sf. .of. ssd:
couch hsas bureaus marble top centre table. black
black walnut bookcase grsnd'ies pier glass m,rros
oeie
Also the fur of bsrbers shop sviog chairs
ditto port vince Hayaos
barrels Paris green paint. the whole to be sold
r W. wEsTCoTT. AUcTIoNEcR RICH ROSEWOOD
H. and mahogany household furniture made order
I & shS
!. all sa sss Sa
fOgr doors n, m Thirteenth street
aiis
and 0S
table, ~ Fs.ncn pier classes sbbs and brackets
s,S
Of richly decorated rsrian mente
can srtist msr richly framed an eegsnt rose.
WOOD octave piano forte oeegan workman
Cham or furnit nrs-Rosewood mahogany and walnut
eaber teds holsters and pillows wsrdsobes; marble top
buresn and .sshstsnds Wen ehins toilet sets and
rockers 70 match three ply osrpet bookcases rosewood
CbtNtl plt stte, par UT E9, &c.
Basement Furbi Ocioh, carpets extension dining
table fourteen feet bureaus SOFAS en4tavings breskfaE
tstes snd CO. airs rich hna sets
ivcry cutlery silver &C. with the kitchen furniture
hclud large cooking stovo and 6xtuTos parton 10
Chaosu.s he obtained Mt the house the OF
sale which viii be positive rain shine for cash. bsnKabe
money
WEtRENCD BOYLE, AUCTIoNRER STORE 30 1875
hathtm street Groceres-on Ftiisy, sept % nt 10
o'cocb, afro catt efine street sugars, coffee
fo9p cbnaef starch, sTees and coffee mills largo
ferssfhtor hosse, liz yeGrs Old sound aud kind
wheor aud harutsr scs'es weshta, c1nntcra ~ Also
ente "sy
ruur, and large lot Of mems wea.aa apva-
EEL By order Of the sdninistIstrx.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
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The following letter sfom highly respectable physi
clan, " ho enjoys an extensive practice:
NAvARRE stark CO., O., hOv.1 1882
DR.. JOHN D. PkRK- Dear Sir - DR.. GuysOJJs Extract
Of >arsaparilla purchasf by for the las
rec yea with CnOd effect in General Debility Liver
Complaint, iaundice dyspepsia, Chronic and Nervous
Diseases In all female complaints il is unequailed
The OF this medicine bs patient constantly gain
strength and vigor fact Thy of great consideration
is pleasant to the and smell, and be used by
persons the most delicate somachs with safety, under
any crcumstauces- an speaking from exp erenCe, and
to the afflicted advise its use.
DIR. J. :. LEEPER.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
FRANKLIN HOUSE.

FRAN Kiln HOUSE.
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN
BY NICHOLS & SNIFF
FI'HE undersigned having become proprietors =
l. Of the above well known house and having -
dtted t up in the bestsyie, would respectfully sS=
say 10 the citizens and the travelling public. thar -
they prepared 10 accommodate in the best manner
all WHO may favor them with patronage. Their table
viii always be supplied With the best the market affords
and they hope by strict attention wants Of
elers, to merit and receive liberal patronage.
stages leave this house daily for the aud west
F-Commodious Barns Snd Stables are attached and
attentive Ostler eyerfSay attend the ants of
the weary nag, day or night
NICHOLS & sBIFF.
Mineral Point. III.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
DYSENTERY.


Mr., II. G. RTtss Dear SIR: was taken SICK on the II
OF August las, with relax dyseuteryy and did not
recover that could perform manual labor until FEB
ru2rv- 1919 employed III best physicians one AFTER
another, but of them could effect cure began
that be had used Or. =. 2. Tuwnsend's Compound TX
of Sarsapala with the best of success aud 1dv
try il: did and, contrary to my eXPecta
tjous, began to recover Two bottles made M as well
ever in luy life. You at EbeEy 10 make any
that VIII extend the of Hr- :. P. Town
send Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla a remedy
for the disease with which was afflicted.
Respectfully yours,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
Price, 81 per bottle-six bottles s..
SALINE, Oct. IA, 1852

SALINE, Oct. IA, 1859.
Mr. J. d. PARK-Dear sir: / send you the foregoing
certificate, and, I acquainted with the case
is all true. procured it, thinking might he benefit
to YOU and afflicted Won have the privilege Of
using it as you think best Yours, W A. BEERS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
Notice TO Miners.

4 Rare Chance for Prospecting
TVNhE 50 bseriber offers miners wishing "a pr'spe
opportunity, in the present times Of high prices
for mineral. of digging The following lands,
North half of sec :, T 4. 4 ,, E.
: E q. OF :. f. q of Sc s., T. 5, r. ,, E.,
on the follow ing favorable terms
The thirty Thousand rent free. all other miner
al. including washed mineral sixth. He viii also
allow thirty dollars OF The any cabin built
the ground.
This land IL in the RANGE he Irish Djgginzs. and
BrackeR Perce's pun digsings, and is suuSJed
tween the "Legate branch apd lost G-ove-
MOSES NJ. STRONG.
Mineral Poirt, Feb. To- 1883. I5G
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
MINERAL POINT EALING HlQS.
AND PfEOVESInN SVour,


fENHE subscriber would respectfully eall The attention.
N o. Inc pnohc TO his well selected stock Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. TOYS.
CONNECTIONS. &c.
At his well known stand High Street. opposite MI.
ton store, where he may be found at all times resdy,
accommodate those who may favor him with their ps.
Fonage. lie has on hand good supply Of
Tea. Coffee. Sugar, S9ieratQs SPECS, Fruit,
Mas, SardiHgs, Oysters d., &c,
Al of the best qualities and offered on the u1s!resss
CANDIES OF all ZlEEs.
Manufactured and sold at hoesale and retail, chsr
as they be had any place in the west In conBrs
ton with this establishment is a good
58 a IL - q Y
ny which means he is always supplied with fresh Csks
Fiss' &C. and also prepared 20 furnish
w a5Ay@y48gV&3 E4g3 gAEa LIS,
With the most delicious varieties Ornanented to sga
ne most particular taste.
iSz- The highest market price paid for good Butte;
and Eggs.
THOMAS MALoSEY.
Mineral Point, July 90, 1882. 3ai
PILLS. PELENI!
L,NOR every man, woman and child in the coung pbs
4 need-a kind TO suit You all, say
Pulford's Anti-Billious Pills,
FahnstOck's Anti Bilious do.
ElmOTe's Improved Bilious do.
Jew Dayid's Honey Coated do,
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Bilious do, t;raeff- nburgh do,
Mofatt's Pills and Phoenix Biters,
SaRpingtOn's Ague Pills, Or. Bruce'se5
DR.. Brandreth' S Pills,
Rev. o. HtbbaTd-s do
DR.. Angles Candy Coated do
HeTrick's Sugar Coai ed do,
And lots Of ether kinds Of Pills
Which you can get b. calling al the Mineral Point
Drug Store, nearly opposite Beech-s Store.
November 10. g. D. PULFORn.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
GALENA CITY MARBLE.
MANDATORY.

ROSEtSER OTs sEE. u = DCs FIR IS CO.
AVE the est extensive ck OF MsEblen the West
IIfrOm the celebrated Qasrrfes. 81 Rutlaud VI OWING
the extensive sales have made throughout the en-
tire Western States, enabled IN sell cheap and
better satisfaction thsn any other establish
the We have ali times hand curnrleta as
sortncut Of MONUMENTS, ToABS & HEAnSTONE-
MANTELS Of evsry pattern, ami Furniture Marble
order. We employ but the very best kuIen
consequently work Il uDsurps ed in hezuIy Snd IN
fsh. We invite aH 20 come sns examine sock src
workmanship. whether they wish 10 purcha-e
shop and Warehouse On Spring Street, corner Levee-
near The Lower Bridge
ROSEBR0IGH. BADGER. X co.
Galens. tTU-,l April ), 1853 ear
f,onFI~IE.- drums doe large Fish, ja.l Tee'1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
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ScrOfna, syphilis Mercural Complaints, Cancer, Gan.
creme, rheumatism, aud variety of other dsa-
gTecabe aud dangerous diseases perfectly cured
by the OF ibis medicine.
StLISE> Mich, Oct. g. 1851.
Mr. JOHN D. PARs-Dear sir: Is is with unuttera5le
feelings of gTatu Re that able, through the Divine
Providence OF Cod and by the wonder working agency
of that excellent medicine, Guysof's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparila, to give you few symptoms of Ldy almost
hopeless ease.
In the winter Of $50, attacked with severe pain
which gradually extending through the whole right
side and Leg al the time, total proslraon of my
hysioaI ystem also my leg had shTunk about two
thirds OF its common size | procured the attendance
Of skful practitioner who pronounced my disease
of the forms of Liver Complaint lie said my
not easily handled, but prescribed for re-
manned under histreatment until satisfied he cold
help then procured of agent at this place
two bottles If Guysotts Yellow Dock and sarsapari'la
which received vast amount of benefit. After
having taken four bottles was able to my
business without Inconvenience AID have been since
that time well, while but short time since was con
fined TO my bed three fourths Of the time and cannot
ascrbe the OF my health To any other than
by agency that truly valuable medicine GuysOtts
Yellow Dock and Sarsapurilla.
HASSEL VAURIPER.
Price, 81 per bottle-Six bottles lorS5.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

fTNHE undersigned, General Land Agent will give par
uculsr attention obtaining WARRANTS from wash
Iugon to Soldiers who entitled to them by the late
act O Congress
lie viii also attend 10 locating lands for
those who obtain them under the above act long
dence in and thorough knowledge Western wfscnT
w- he believes enable him % give good satisfaction
70 those who may call on him
CHARLES r. LRGATE.
Land a gent and SURVEYOR
Mineral Point, October. 1sSe. If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

And further notice hereby given, that forbid gny
and al persons from buying removing any lead or
other ores rom the above described lands without the
written permission of the owner agent.
BEN. G. SCOTT, owner and agent.
Yellow Stone, Feb. 9, 1859. I6-S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
FRUIT TREES AND SGiIst nREHY.

FRUIT TREES AND SEfIst RREHY.
JOHN HAND,
bdTHham Nursery GGTden- DOUcr. tfata East .9rsHsr
IOWA COUNTY, WISCONSIN,
aas 2 E g 5 to inform his friends and ,he %
~Y@ EB public generally that he supply "
- Them with choice varieties OF sli Kinds VI ~~
FRUIT TREES,
ohSlstlBg IN part OF 100 varieties 81 ApFes, GO DO
Fea p Of fiums; "a OF Cherries OF QHjnces 3! large
Ehghsh GoosberTes and all the varieties of Currsna
RED white and black. Also. four Of tae TaTieiei
haspoer-es, with Apricots, Peaches, Neetarn5s is,
hlhos OF grapes, sc together with every Tauel
oATbDbeTy and Ornamental Plauis capable Of whs'sla
ing the Wisconsin climate
Ills collection OF Double R OSES CompTisF7g leb
reties both dwarf and climbing, cannot easily De 81
eeIied IN variety of color genera besuiy. ne ~
aso the finest varieties of Mammoth, Fictors and 6a-'
RHUBARB, or Pie plant, and fourteen varieties Of
STRAWBERRY ES, &c. &C,
All OF which are grOwH under his immediate care
stienton Orders supplied I'm April or October g. 'el
reasonable prices, carefully packed 10 20 any dsbos
ne IS also grower of q carefully assorted Fsfie'!
vegetable, Flower and Agricultural SEEDS suppife
Boxes, on commission otherwise. References o. NO
highest standing can be given when required. ID
Dover, Iowa Co. Wis, Nov. y, 1851.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

Aud further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
and all persons from buying removing any Lead OF
from the above described lands without my
written permission.
GEORGE MESSERSMITH, y7geut.
Dodgeville, Iowa Co., " is, Sep. p, 1877. 5u
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
Yours sgectionat,Iy.
PrLrloNAnY CnNNEI ,Ts,.E.E..o ;.

PEETs0E AIRY EONAET UPTON.
The accompany ing certificate received by the pro
DreIors from MessTs. :. HuTd & Co of Eaton, Canada
East.
Eaton, c. z. Nav IS 1888.
l. Jonathan Taylor Of Bury. hereby certify thar my
wife, Lucy Taylor, had been sick Tor months.
threatened with consumption, and could find reles
l procured from MCssrs =. A.. Hurd & Co. some OF
Dr. : p Townsend's Sarsapsrls. Inch immediately at
Orded relief and she is fair way OF recovery
and have much confidence in his medicine. that I
can CheerfuIly recommend IL TO others
JSigned} JONATHAN TAYLOR.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

4 H* ;. I y = = y " = z 81 - = ~
Do not allow your children SD grow M w5h seeds Of
Rheumatism In their constitutions. IL is easily cured II
attended to in time: but when neglected II become
chrome snd tIuubIasuma. Nothing CqUa}s Dr. :. 2.
rowuseuds Compound E&lraci Of Sarsaparilis ~ reno
wing pains of rheumatism from the yCuDgas wcils the
old
Fort ~ .vne, March Q. 1850.
Or. 5. ?. Townsend Dear SirI lake The liberty of ad
dressing yOU aithnugh perfect sranEaF) in regard to
valuable medicine. Il. daughter aged Ten years has
been afflicted the months with thatterrible
disease Rheumatism. She attended constantly by
several of best physicians but with little help Al
last induced purchase bottle Of yuur inestima-
preparation of Narsapara Of your AGENT r r. Reed
this place After taking the Grs. bottle she began
her ameuess be able walk about
the house. Alter taking Che second bo.Te size as
well a. ever would advise all those afflicted with
kheUu44tism TO give II trial.
Nnurs . Hactinnat.Nr-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
and all persons from buying removing any Lead
other ores from the above described lands without my
written permission. -
Blue Mounds, June ?, 1852. n33
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
Flour! FIOurll

SANsON >sE1If.--SG Pounds. Of last Years gr7yyil
~ JUS received aEd for sale al GEO. ". CO!lB,S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

zngRHIC NOTICE. - All persons are hereb,
notified not 10 trespass, mine dig upon any OF
following lands without the written consent Of the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
Brewery to Rent.

FEyER FSR EVERY, in the IoHs y
a Mineral Point to Rent q ON the 1911 DAY o. =.
ruarys 1853. Enquire OF a. NANCoLh,ff,
Next door to the County Buildings. '
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

Jaynes' Family Medicines
& FULL Supply ofthe genuine Medicine tq.s C oEs
"a and for sale by K. PBLF'hp
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
Pine Apple Cheese

. Cases PINE APPLE CHEESE, Just rscerlygsS9 s =
~ far sale at 6. " ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
CHEAP STORE.
Winter if Arrival
N q W G 00D s 8
| s 3 >
AT THE
.N'e,o York Cheap Store
DelIer Il Michelbacber,


II AVE justrecefved their Winter stock of Goods which
they offer to the buying public cheaper than ever be
fore offered in this market Among the articles of then
extensive Stock, may be found the following;
Brown sheetipgs and shirtings OF various brands.
Bleached do do do DO
Brown and bleached drH
Heavy and light 4 and ticking do
Blue dnls aud Denims
HEAVY striped shirtngs do
Pantoloon stuf-pIain, plaid and fancy
Heavy ribbed cotton do
Striped and plain Jeans
eott FlaHnels
Gam broons and Mexican cassimeres
A aud "a apron checks
NSukeens, cilecias and paper cambrics
Batting, wadding and wcking
Irvine, cotton warp and cotton yarns
BLACK, blue and white skein threads
Boats. Clarks, Cappertou's Finlay's, Hughes' Lees
and various other brands spool threads
Bed ace, cotton tapes, stay bindings
Marseilles quilts and cotton diapers.
French and English 81 and'44
Aliens, Manchester, Bloomfield
Cocheco prints Dunnels' madder extra
No. l, and Fancies
Hamilton, Merrimac Fancy Richmond and Carr
Sprague's madders, Lodi black and white
Washington black and white, Globe and Union
Cbapin's, Robsons, Menotomy, Merrimack
Sprague's blue, blue and white and orange and blue
GtnghHms.
Glasgow plain ard assorted COlors and plads
Lancaster, Manchester and Marshalps plaid
SWISS German, French, Scotch linen and ChRmbrae.
Dress Goods.
Berage and Berage Delaines
Printed and embroidered muslins
do French and American lawns
MorinOes, French and English plain and embroide'd
Cashmeres, plain and fancy
Mouseline de LANES Of latest winter styles
Plain and hs'd alpaca black and colOred
Pup'5ns plain and fancy
Victoria and COburg cloths
Printed Organizes and Jaconets
Dotted anG figured swiss muslins
Plain and black Italian gIos de Rhine and gros de
Naples silks.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
BOUNTY LANDS.

Hneral Point. Dec. 10, 1851.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31
ARRIVALS AT The PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL M Davis, Ak; Thomas
z Milispaugh, Y; Jas Fl Skinner, Stauntou: John
Pettus, Louisa; J NJ @ MCGUIRE, Va; w l. Wor-
sham, Amelia; w Ii Harrison and servant Amelia.
T Jones, Orange; H Baker, Miss v Baker, Miss
7 Baker Miss Baker, Winchester; H Monteiro.
LynGhbnrg; pr Merrillat and son, Staunton;
j. q Powell, Mrs Powell, Miss Carter and servant
Washin gton, District Columbia; N Archer, Peters
Patop s5eplf raask Map MSaplss
dell, jr Rsleigh, c: James Martin, Va; A CLARK,
7; K Dane. Ky; C Flanagan, Charlo tesyille:
Ala; Benz Heird New York; Mrs Hend erson Tsx5Ss Ss
Mrs Wootton Va; Thos Fergerson, Miss Fergerson'
Lyncbburg; Mr. Lesser, Mr. Reging, York; Thos'
B Meux, Amelia; s Hunter, King George: Tbas
Patt, U s A; L Steen. M D, chief surgeon in the
Hungarian army, with his two sons
kinson, Amelia; r. Blankenship' Petersburg WIN
A Street, franklin, Va; Pratt, John Casshart,
N : & Css' Norfolk; L Meyers and wife, ? Mentel
E Congdon, Cbas i Cross, Ports mouth; q Bick,
enron, Greensboro; Jas Putnam, Hicksford; Edward
Graham nn,aI and LADY, BsltimoIe Ro Mchsel Ohio
Thomas M Donnelly, Amelia; a Fl Palmer, Henrico
W Stone, Petersburg; H w Barnes Charles Bur.
Ington, North Carolinai James Douglass, Powhatan;
Cummings, Atlanta; o Funsten Clarke; DR. White
and M LADY, London, Tenn; w Wardle, Va.
GoLuMBaAa1W II ,a Grant Petersburg; Norris
i; RyaIs. FiaAauna; ) Perkins. . Louisa: a. & & 5
Gai5er1e, .I Franklin; Prddie Charlottsyille;
ter, Baltimore: J Il Stone, Lynchburg; + Stene.
Amelia; G Coleman, Orange; DR. j Crawford,
Rs1 ssbpmp1Esy M and Ten R
Morgantown; saml Frtz; Martinsburs; James Mini,
tree, T,. Pste'sSurG Isa % s WI Baush, Powhstsn,
Cnsfeld; w Robertson, Amelia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

THE RAILROAD TROUBLES AT ERIE.-The riot at
Harbor Greek, on the 9th inst4 was much more
serious than first reported. Several officers of the
railroad company went up the line to Harbor
Greek to superintend repairs, when they were met
by an armed mob. Mr.. Coffin, conductor, was
attacked by a party armed with clubs, pieces Of
rails and picks, when he drew revolver and shot
one of them in the head. As the railroad men
were retreating to the cars, they intercepted
-one was nearly killed and another badly beaten
Conductor Hopper struck one of the assailants with
pick, and wounded him severely. The mob then
made attack upon the cars, with the intention of
securing Mr.. Dennis, superintendent of the line
whom they swore they would hang the first
telegraph pole They had seized him, when per
son on board rushed forward to the locomotive and
started it, the mob jumped eff and the train was
not stopped until it coached the State of New York
The railroad compeIy now refuses to run beyond
the State line, believing the lives of their employ
ees in danger. Adespatch from Buffalo says:
''Tbe excitement here is intense, and unless i'm
mediate steps are taken for the protection OF the
public by the general government, there is serious
danger OF movement OF the people of this part of
the State which may entail terrible disasters on the
whole country"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

The language of China is understood throughout
the remote regions OF the eastern world when writ
ten, just as the Arabic numerals are alike in all the
langusgesof OF Europe. A man from the province Of
fouehau would NOT understand word of the spok
en- language OF Nankin. AIRpanese could not make
himself understood 10 Chinese, and an inhahi.
tant OF tormosa could do nothing with an iahahi.
tant OF Siami but the moment they took pen in
land aud wrote tho SIGN which conveyed the idea.
then all became perfectly intelliaihle. DR.. Bow
ring the other day showed some friends Chinese
newspaper. which could be read by 100000. 900 OF
human beings, though not more perhaps than 40
100000, could understand the spoken Language OF
each other.-LoHdos Iaqaiysr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31
REeUIsrrros FOR JoYr w. R.rp-Of;.

Caphart of Norfolk left this city for Boston last
night, with requisition the Governor of Massa.
chusetts for the person of John w. Rand convicted
of robbing the Portsmouth Bank. Rand it will be-
remembered, made his escape from the Portsmouth
pIison after his conviction and pending the applica
ton for trial. Some few weeks since officer
Caphart learned that Rand had located in New Hamp-
SHIRE and at obtained requisition on the Gov
ernor of that State for him. On reaching the place
where he expected to find Rand he learned that he
had left short time before for parts unknown Off
Ger c. then returned to Boston, and learning that
Rand was in the city, had him taken in custody and
New Hampshire, had him committed to prison until
he could return to this city and procure reqnisiteu
on the Governor of Massachusetts,, which he did.
yesterday. and left in the O'Clock train to bring
his charge to Virginia where he will probably be SEN
fenced at once to prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31
50 doz. heavy wool SOCKS.

n w NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
IN Dealer in Fashionable Ready-Made CLOTH
ing. IS5 Broad street. Richmond, keeps constantly on
hand and for sale a full assortment of GENTLE
MEMS READY MADE CLOTHING of every de.
scription. Also, beautiful assortment of Cloths
Cassimeres and Vestings, which will be made up to
order on the shortest notice and on the most
nnodating terms, and in manner which cannot be
surpassed By eny other establishment in the city,
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited call
as feel confdent that can give the most perfect
satisfaction.
All kinds of CUTTING done and warranted to fit.
FURNISHING ARTICLES, of all kinds, for sale
at a reduced price. Oc 5-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31
SEow.-Yesterday morning our streets

SEow.-Yesterday morning our streets
were covered with snow, that had fallen the night
before, to the depth of inch. Winter has now be
its reign in earnest Its frosty breath is pene.
tfating the dark and gloomy retreats of the poor,
whose suHerings must soon b2come intoierable, un.
less relieved by those who have the means to
to comfort and console them The ladies of the Union
Benevolent Society like ministerng angels, are bu-
plying temporary aid, but with their limited funds
they do comparatively little unless the coramu
nifty extend helping hand Reader, have you sent
in your contribution to aid in the noble work of char
ity to which these ladies devote their lives? If not
lose no time in doing SO. Your pittauce, however
small may supply food for the starving, or fuel for
those efpershing with cold. Remember the widows
mite, and act promptly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

FIRE ANNIHILAToRs.-Pour OF Phillips Fire An
nihilstors were tried as an experiment, last Mon
day, upon some old wooden buildings in the Navy
Yard at Washington. The buildings were burned
down in short time-furuishing pretty good
evidence that there is some humbug about the an
nihilators
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

MURpER-on Monday nightiast, in New York
gang ofrowdies got into fight at the corner 0,
Elm and Duane streets, about a wretehed woman,
in the course OF which, a harmless German nam.
ed Hewer, who was passing, was knocked down
and killed Several men have been arrested, but
itisnot certain whether the police have got the one
thar struck the fatal blow.