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PLU M BlNG.
BATH TUBS, SHOWERS, STATIONARY
WASHSTANDS, WATER CLOSETS,
HYnPA III PANS


TNHE subscriber has obtained, In the city
n of New York the services of the best Plumbe RS
IN the United States, aud is prepared, with
extensive stock of superior material to execute in
the very best manner and with dispatch all kinds of
work perta Ing 20 this line of business
BATH 1U6S oflead copper, iron or tin.
Every description OF WATER CLOSETS, WASH
STANDS.
Copper ard Iron BOILERS.
Brass and Iron Lif and Force PUMPS.
SHOWERS for hot srd cold water, put up to or
der, and warranted to wok wei
Hsnson's improved balance waive HYDRAULIC
Ran put up TO order in any pact of The Stete This
Ram is ssid to be the best in the United States and
will raise weter to elevation OF ieast fifty per
cent, greater than any other process with the same
head and supply of water.
Having, at en- extra expense, obtained the best
workmen, and laid in a stock of the most superior
materials, feel warranted in saying | will do as
good work any establishment in the Union and on
reasonable terms.
Persons in want of work in this line are invited to
call before closing their contracts.
Particular attention is called to and superior
specimen ofPanished Timed Copper BATH TUB,
all the rage
Orders from any part of the country promptly at
tended to- PAUL BARGAMAN
ly Its 10th ST., Cary.
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RICHM0ED, VA:
MONDAY MORNING, JULY "a, 1854.
THE WHEELING BRIDGE

THE WHEELING BRIDGE.
The enemies of Wheeling are again moving very
actively to annoy and harrass that noble and en-.
terprising city. We find in the Washington Eve
ming Star the following statement:
P. Hoover, Esq, the U. s Marshal, for this di.
strict, has recently returned from Wheeling where
be served, by order Of the Supreme Court of the
United Saies an injunction to stop the building OF
the Wheeling bridge at the same height it was be.
fore 1t was blown down. The height then was 90
feet The order OF the Supreme Court declares it
an obstacle TO navigation and directs that rebuilt
that be raised TO the height of II feet which is 10
ieet higher than the late structure The Injunction
has been granted at the suit of the Stste of Penn
sylvania
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VO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The

" subscribers, having associated themselves to
gether, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER &
MURRAY, will continue to carry the UNDER.
TAKING BUSINESS. in all it's departments, at the
old stand of Roper Murray, Governor st.
They will give their personal attention to all or
ders sent to them and viii furnish at the shortest
notice. any thing in their line of business.
They will keep constantly on hand general
sortment of COFFINS, from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany.
Having the sole agency in this city, for the sale OF
Fisk Raymond's METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
the subscrbersare also prepared to furnish any size
OF the S6rcophagus, either of the plain style, with
out the drapery, such those furnished for Clay
and Webster, being covered with superfne black
cloth draPery and silver trimmings.
Several HEARsES, with gentle horses and cars
full drivers, also at command.
JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER.
NH 80 diets WILLIAM MURRAY.
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RATES AND FENDERS.-Fiye Hun

~ dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices. The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and RENDERS ever
before offered for sale In this city, of his
fscture The Crates embrace aii the various kinds
snd patterns, such as square topped Gothic, Lptic,
Sirciss nc, with beautiful rounding Fenders, Sum.
mcr Pieces. H., to match
Orders for Grstes. Tenders. Ac, from town and
country punctuaiiy attended to and carefully pack
ed. Merchants purchasing to sell again. will be sur.
piled at the lowest northern prices, with the usual
discount off for cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell aud Brass Foundry. on Main be-
tween 9Th and 9th streets. Richmond. Va.
je f5--Sm SAMUEL D. DENOON
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DEATH OF MAJOR GENERAL TowsoN-The fol-
lowing announcement of the death of this brave and
good man, we copy from the National Intelligen-
Ger:
We are panied to have to announce the death
Yesterday. from paralysis, OF Gen. Nathan Towson,
Paymaster General of the Army. The name of this
gallant and distinguished officer is intimately
ciated with almost every brilliant action upon the
Niagara frontier from the commencement to the
close of the war of 1a12-l5 In the official state
nents Towsons corps formed prominent feature;
aud one of the commanding officers graphically
said: "Towson's battery emitted constant sheet
OF flame: He was especially distinguished in the
battle of Chippewa and Bridgewater, and in the
sortie from Fort Erie. Gen. Towson was a native
OF Maryland, and at the time of his death had at.
talned The age of II years. He has gone down to
the grave with the sincere respect and gratitude of
his countrymen.
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nISSOLUTION--The co-partnersmp
A. heretofore existing between the subscribers
under the style of OTEY & GOFF, ia this day dis
solved by mutual consent, The business will be clos
ed by Jas. w. Gof. to wbom all persons indebted to
the concern will please make payment; and to whom
all claims due by the must be presented for
settlement. JOHN OTEY,
JAMES w. GOFF.
Richmond July q, 1854
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH 10 served to subscribers
81 SIX AND QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable
10 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, "a year
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH ts issued every Fri
asy and mailed to Subscribers ct 81 per annum.
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O-PARTNERSHIP.- THE subscribers
have this day associated themselves together under
the style and firm of Z. T. WINSTON & CO.. for
the purpose of conducting the GROCERY and COM
They will keep constantly on hand large and well
selected stock of GROCERIES. including every va
rietY of domestic and foreign LIQUORS.
They desire to thank the patrons of the old con-
Germ Of SUTTON l. WINSTON for their kind pa
tronage and solicit continuance of their favors for
our new concern. E. T. WINSTON,
w M. SUTTON,
Corner Cary and 18th ste
July Ist 1854. iy 22-lm
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REMOV VAL.
GAMUEI. SUTHERLAND. whnIesa

~ and retail SPORTING EMPORIUM. 1872 Main
street, Richmond, Va, opposite Eagle Square, has
the largest and most extensive stock of GUNS, RI
FILES, PISTOLS, WALKING CANES, FISHING
TACKE, &c, in the State, together with general
assortment OF Fire Arms and Sporting articles.
Colts REVOLVERS, all sizes
RFVOLVERS of all other makers
PISTOLS of every kind and description
Dxon,s, Hawkesiey's and Sykes's w d
FLASKS
SHOT BAGS; POUCHES and BELTS
GAME BAGS; DRINKING FLASKS
GUN WADDING
English and German Single and Double GUNS by
the case single one, at all prices
Eley's Walkers, Cox's, Wesley Richards, g., d.
and other CAPS
general assortment of Pocket CUTLERY
Hunting and Bowie KNIVES.
Orders taken for fine GUNS, of all the celebrated
makers nv 29-Sm
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COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR

OoklNG RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
pATEMTE pATEAMTEsi NM iHeUWs are now putting up MOTIFS
~itnon. boilers attached This Kanee In NOT sur-
psssea py any In this country for cooking or for its
Also, Water Closets stationarv yv..h st.na. n
thing Fixtures, for hot and cold water ali az which
we w'il pu. up anS ;I TsTrsns to give satisfacton
FURNACE, which, for its durabilitv' aconamr n n
fuel, and the great amount Of fresh ar heated and
distributed through the regsters 10 uneauailed bs
any furnace now in use. y
@. A. BARGAMIN. In.
mh 25 20l corner Of Main and 10th -
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STEALING TIMBER-Peter, q slave to Ed
ward E. Dudley, was arraigned before the Mayor,
last Saturday, charged with stealing SIS worth of
timber, and selling the same to man residing on
l7th street. The prisoner acknowledges the cor
rectness of the charge against him. and ordered
to be togged to the extent Of the law.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

EE The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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SNEAD d COOKE,
A IT ORN EYS AT LAW,

Al / OK Y A L l. AW,
Charlottesville, Va.
THE undersigned having formed co
Il partnership for the practise of Law in AIbe
marie will practise regularly in the County and Cir
cult Courts OF said County, and also In the District
Court held in Charlottesville
All professional business entrusted to the firm, will
receive thssttention of both parties
O. Claims secured and collected and remittances
promptly made.
BURWELL w SNEAD
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE
Address b. w. SNEAD, Charlottesville, or r. l.
Cooke, Palmyra, Fluyanna, Va.
buRWELL w sNEAD will also egularly attend
Tho County and Circuit Courts of Fluvanna and will
give MS prompt attention ell professional busne ss
entrusted to him in that county.
REFERENCES:
NEW YoRK-Messrs Greenway, Brotbers A. co {.
Compton Turner: J. r. Jairay 4 Sons; Robertson
u Hudson; Ward, Babcock L. Co.; Ely Mygstt ir H.
Co.; Levi Cook Co; A. e. Frothin CHAM Co; IL an
rye, Smith and Townshepd; Beebe l. Co
BALTiMoRE-Msssrs BaugheT, Fisher Co; Ball.
Gtlriss Co.
REcHMosD-Memrs. Wardsworth, Turner L. CO.:
Parker, Bsyly Nimmo; Warren Perkins; Kent
Paine Kent; Hubbard, Gardner L. Co.; Deane l.
Brown; Thos L. Chss. Ellis; Geo. w. Gretter; w. +.
Butler l. Co.; John Gordon Son; Flanagan,
Stokes Co je S3-Sm
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That PoND of green, stagnant WArER, ON
Broad near 20th street-if not drained off and tho
roughly lined, will produce great amount of
sickness. We recommend it to the attention of the
Grand Jury of Henr co country se,g..s, 4 s. ss ..
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WATERMELors are becoming plentiful
and will soon be very cheap. Those who are de.
termined to eat them. should know that they are
fresh from the vines and thoroughly ripe for when
used in stale or green state, they are rank poison
to most persons.
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The New CHURCH, on Union Hill, is
progressing rapidly. and will no doubt be completed
early in the fall 1t will be one of the handsomest
buildings of it's kind in this section of the country
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HOTEL FARE REDucED-It will be seen
that the American Hotel has reduced it's per diem
from 50 so to 80 547ss szts
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FueIrivE CArTuarnTa..- )

FUGITIVE CAPTURED - Last Sat,,,5..,
evsning s, 70 waichman " Msys. from whom Enoeh csms.
learned that he had returned 10 is old hsnrs s ~
Valley and went there alone To re espturs him h.
on getting to the house, was attack ed viii, srcs =
oleuce By Campbell and his wife, that he laa Il
was In search OF brother officer Campbell fIed n
aeornfeld near by, but having only few suicutes
assart. was run down and csptured by watchmeu
\; lays and Bibb, and yesterday morning locked 40
10 IAN for safe keeping Issezses
s,,aa Ins secured the deserter, warrant wss Is
-. IoI nus vile Cora, who was also taken into
eInn.uIy ana locked up, by order Of the Mayor Il
o,,a .;de ne pitched battle. between Mays on the
4, sno Sampbell and his wife on tho other
which came nigh breaking the bones, '' :.
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INeUEsT-Coroner Wicker, assisted by
Constable Lewellen, held an inquest over the body
of man named JOHN Scar, who died suddenly at
Rockets on Saturday. The deceased was q very
incorporate man, and had been sleeping in an old
cart tor several weeks. Verdict-de from dis.
a-z ~
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CAPITAL $50, 0.-COMMERCT4T. I.
~ SAVINGS BANK.-OAice at The stor, of
Qnafies L. Brooke, on 18th street
Depositors in this institution will receive six D =
cent. on sll sums remaining on deposte six moths
or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time.
WIN. @. PAINE, Prcsiden..
n. r. Hsoexs, Treas'r. iss-is
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PEAcHEs-about half ripe-were on sale
in the markets last Saturday. Unripe fruits are
dangerous at all times. but particularly 80 now,
when so many persons are complaining OF dysente.
ric diseases 4 gsss.a s..
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The Cleveland (Ohio) Herald states that the Re.
vine and Bsiyk Railroad Company have been
cheated out Of al tho iron for their read hy The
Hchayl ler frand 10 New York.
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II 10 suggested that the aDiet Of Worms' would
be very good name for the recent Joint Worm.
Convention In Fauquier.
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nISSOLUTION.-T Co-Partnership
~ heretofore existing between the subscribers,
under the style and firm of SUTTON WINSTON,
is dissolved this day by limitation 1t being impor
tant settle up the business of this concern all per-
sons indebted to the same are requested to make
payment early practicable and all creditors
requested to present their claims for settlement.
Either partner is authorised to the name of
the concern in liquidation
w. nj. SUTTON,
July lst, 1854. L. T. WINSTON.
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FIRE'-About nine o'clock last night q
blacksmith shop owned by Messrs. Haxali g. Bro.,
near their large mills, was set on fire and burned
The flames spread to coopershop adjoinine but
were extinguished before doing serious damage
Loss SMALL
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THE subscriber hegs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally that he will continue
to conduct the Auction and Commission Business in
all its branches heretofore, at the stand,
ner Main and 18th sts
iy1-lm ALEX MOTT
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nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHlP-The Co-Patnershp heretofore exist
ing under the sty le and firm of ALEX MOTT CO
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The name of the firm will be used in the settle
ment of all claims due to and by the
ALEX. MOTT,
JAMES N. SHINE.
Richmond, July Ist, 1884.
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oils for Machinery and other purposes
" Of various grades for sale by
syN CHAs. NILksPAU9H, Druggist
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Love JuMp.-About o'clock yesterday
morning, beautiful little mare, attached to bug,
gy came running up Main street, without driver,
reaching Dukes Stable, when she fell over the wall
into the lot below, distance of twelve feet break
ing the buggy and injuring herself Capt. Wlkia-
son seeing the accident, rendered assistance and
had the creature released from her unpleasant
condition sSsfN
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despatch from Washington to the New York
Tribune, announces on positive and undeniable
information, from the highest sources at Honolu-
iu," that treaty is about being concluded between
Mr.. Gregg, the United States Commissioner and
the Government of the Islands for their annexation
to the United States forthwith The only unsettled
question in relation to the annexation it is said is
whether the Islands shall come in Territory or
State: Mr. Gregg insists on The former. The
Administration, it is added, at Washington, is per.
ecty advised as to the position of the negotiations
All which intelligence, though it in the Tribune,
is doubtful
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ATTEMPT AT BURGL4 GL4RY.-Last Saturday
night about IL o'clock an effort was made 10 enter
the cabinet wareroom of Messrs Curry g. Bro
but failed. Mr. Thos. H Curry was in his ware.
room at the time, and hearing some one walk steal
thiy upon the top of the house, extinguished the
light, and arming himself went to the head OF the
steps to meet the robber. On reaching the second
hoor, he saw negro's arm thrust through the wiz.
dow to raise it, but before he could fire. the black
rascal took the alarm and fed. The Messrs Cs
are wide awake for such visits, and will be heard
from if the attempt is repeated
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Richmond, July q, 1854

Having sold my interest in the business of
OTEY GOFF. to Mr.. J. w. GOFF / cheerfully
recommend him to the confidence of my friends and
the public.
jy 22-2w JOHN OTEY
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A new instrument, the invention of the wei,
known manufacturer in Alexandra, was introduced
few days since, at Herr's rooms here In Paris
1t is described as combination OF the harmonicon
with the piano. on large scale, producing effects
which, on the later instrument could never be at
tempted. By single pressure of the knee, tor in.
stance, an organ-like prolongation of the tone is
obtained. while the volume of sound is trebied with
the greatest ease: at the time the tones of Sc
veral other instruments are successfully initiated
In word, this new invention unites the ADVANTAGES
OF the harmonicon with those of the piano, avoids
the dryness and woodendish tones inseparable from
the latter, and promises to bring about complete
revolution in the art of piano playing.
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FOR the present Mr.. Darracott will re-
main with ard render his assistance where he will
be pleased to see his friends.
iyT STERRINS Il PULLEN.
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LOCAL MArrrns

SuRscRiPTioN TO Central. RoAn-The
polls Tor taking the sense OF the freehold... f i.
city VIII be opened at the Old Market Honse ~.
moInaog ~ nsn past seven for Receiving the votes
OF Jefferson Ward, and at the City Hall for Msd;.
con Ward at the same hour. At shockoe hin Tsr
ern for Monroe Ward, at 10 o'clock. g -
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MURDER AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.-On Wednesday
night a watchman in the cotton factory at Alexan-
dria, Va named Kagons, was brutally murdered.
His body was found in the yard yesterday morning
with the skull broken, evidently with club or
something ofthe kind. The Washington Star saws
coroner's inquest was held, and adds:
1t was shown in evidence that he was I'D and at
tending to his duties at A. NJ, having moved tn
hand of the indicator of the establishment everv
hall hour through the night up to the time be was
found, in his rough and dirty clothes in which he
made the preparations tor starting the engine for
the days work.
About o'clock, A. NJ, gentleman named Nails,
who lives opposite, heard quarrel in the neigh.
borhood, in which he distinguished the words,
"You id Irish son of b-h, you come here in
tertering with my work" He then saw some per.
run in the direction of the canal but he lost all
traces OF him. Doctor M. NJ Lewis, after an ex.
animation of the body, testified that the wound
must have been inflicted with some blunt instru.
ment. heavy stick of wood found laying over
the body of the deceased furnishes the Identical
weapon. ltwould seem that the deceased had a
slight tustle, the condition ofhis cap sticks OF wood
near the scene, &C. furnish evidence of this final
ly, heavy blow from stick of wood in the hand 9
OF his assailant, felled him to the earth, breakin
his skull, and causing instant death.
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NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENTAL late Paris let
ter thus speaks of new musical instrument intro.
duced there:
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EECHES.-The public are hereby in
- formed that have hand lot of superior
most reasonable terms The subscriber can be found
al all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing Room
under the American Hotel, and at night on 25th st.
between Main aud franklin sts
ie 26 n uoRSoN
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Rlorous.-Last 3 Saturday night as Watcb

RIoToUs.-Last Saturday night as Watch.
man Reid was passing along 18th street. in the 3i..
charge OF his official duties, he discovered John
Mum, engaged Ia disorderly conduct, with a mum,
Der of men, and fearing general disturbances cal.
led in the assistance Of Watchmen Carter and Per.
rim, who took Mum to the cage. The crowd, find
ing that Reid was then alone, at once set upon him,
no doubt with the intention of beating him To death
but he being powerful and active man, and armed
with a watch-club managed to fight his way
through the crowd, bruising and knocking down
several Of his assailants and made his way to the
cage tor further assistance notwithstanding the fact
that most OF his clothes were torn from him. ~
For the peace and quiet of the city it ia to be re-
gretted that all the rioters were not arrested and
punished. These occasional attacks upon the DO.
lice are not to be tolerated; and if the law can be
enforced no other way, every officer must be armed
with pistols, In Philadelphia and given authority
to shoot down their assailants whenever necessary
der. A<
We trust and believe that the Mayor will spare
no efforts to discover the rioters of Saturday night
and bring them to justice. The good order of the
city must be preserved at every hazard, and every
rightthinking man will lend his aid to effect that
end
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The Danville papers give very remarkable obit'
ry notices OF the death Of MILLA LUCK CAaTEl
daughter Of Jesse G. and Lucy L. Carter, OF PIT
sylvania county. They passthe most glowing es
logies upon her personal charms, her genius an
her virtuea She was In her 18th year, and died
the 10Th instant. She must have been sweet an
charming young lady.
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The Kentucky Commonwealth gives an account
of fearful accident which happened near that
place on the 18th inst A team attached to a wagon
ran OF while descending hill. At the foot of the
hill was buggy with gentleman, two young
ladies and little boy in it, The gentleman seeing
the horses approaching, turned his buggy from the
road but the frightened horses also turned of,
and running upon the buggy, literally crushed it :;
yet strange to say, except slight bruises and
scratches, none of those in il were hurt
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AFFECTING ScENE.-Last Saturday MORN
ing, woman appeared before the Mayor, and en-.
quired for sailor man" that had been In custody,
but had made his escape. On learning that her
name was Cora Campbell, OF Alexandria, and that
she was the wife of the fugitive, for whom she en-
quired, the Mayor ordered her into custody for a
short time. Mrs Campbell on taking her seat, wept
bitterly, and frankly declared that she had induced
her husband, Enoch Campbell, to desert from the
United States ship Pennsylvania, because she was
cripple, and could not support her siE helpless chill
dren, without her husbands aid. IT Campbell, is
again arrested, we have no doubt the Mayor viii
send his wife and children back to Alexandria,
where they have relatives and friends.
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FAsTIDIous Tho Fredericksburc Advertiser
ssys: /" The poetry sent by Milton Il respectfully
declined"
Rev u Holt, formerly psstnr Of the Oarmine
street Church In New YORK; died At Evansville, Ind
on the I'd inst.
By very heavy fall Of rain, while Ia tho other
there was not 1 drop.
Mrs. Howard, the actress, Il PLAYING .n eusase,
ment at fittsbnres II s 80 -