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"Ion," 10 his letter Of yesterday, the Baltimore Sum-
has the following concerning the San Juan affair:

lon 10 his letter OF yesterday, TO the Baltimore SUM-
has the following concerning the San Juan affair:
"yr Marcoetta tho Nicsragusn Minister has entered
strong protest s;inst tho destruction OF the OF
San Juan dc Nicaragus claiming shat !; within the
territory and jurisdiction Of Nicaragua, In fact,
knovledged by the United States Government. Mr.. Dor
land, in hi, representation Of his difficulty with the peo
pie of San Juan expressly dsoSres that the United States
government had recognised the sovereignty OF Nicaragua
over the town and government OF course. the demand
for redress should have been made by this government
upon the Government OF Sicarsgus instead Of the local
authorities Of San Juan il either vas under
the jurisdiction o! Nicaragua Ii Ess then the demand
should have been made upon that State. Ii IL pot
then Mr.. BoIland bad claim whatever protection
his diplomatic character, from q responsibility the
authorities for his interference obsruct the exc
cution of their laws.
Por another Mr.. Borland had no right to inter-
iere Il the duty Of the American Consul protect
au American citizen he was wronged and no
Consul, knowing his dury and his rights, would allow
Minister 10 Interfere With the discharge Of his duties
Nr Fabens in this case considered the of Smith
proper and he went board the for the pur
pose OF promoting his and Insisting upon his
render TO the Grestosn authorities and 6ndrg there Mr.
Bosnd yielded his threats OF violence Ths matter
yet to be fully investigated, and the representations
upon which tue government issued those Instructions
Capt Ho!ns TO be the subject OF close scrutiny
a committees Of Congress. Facts enough are already
Known 10 show that those representations either par
Isl or wholly untrue.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

Eui.ASoE.--Cspt White ,rted 20 the Mayor ye,
tefday an intoerabo nusaoce In the shape OF saguant
pond Of water existing 10 lot oVued by Mr. Alexander
Brooke Of Monroe street. AZ the outer extremity of the
CITY, between Marsbail and Broad streets
Its offensive nature testified to by a Mr. Jones' a
resilient on the adjoining lot
NJ Brooks bsiug under Misrepresentation Of the loca-
ton Of the nuisance complained ohi opinion being that
Il va, on the lot near his residence on Franklin
the case vas continued all to-day.
Mr. Brooks present. but this statement was
made by bis authority.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

had recently lett the poor house was taken I'd by tho
watchmeu, on Monday night while wandering about the
CITY, She was brought before the Mayor, on yesterday
anu being asked why she left the poor house. she s,id
named John Achel,--not the pstsio--vho was once a
convict in the Penep:iaEy. She sen. back to the
poor house,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

Is PRESIDENT PIERCE A KNow-NOTHINGg"
In the Washington Unions Of the hard 6oied
tyy affair OF Saturday last il ia stated:
The csrrisge up Immediately, and the Pres
dent stepping in something struck his hat Mr..
Webster inquired, What that" The President
replied that lie DID NOT ESow," &c, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

UEwHot EsoNf--Cap White reported IN the MAYO. on
yesterday Mr.. Sm1 HAWes for permitinga quantity Of
stable TO remain hs lot on 6th northeast Of
Leigh street. He represented II as offensive, aud
still more 40 by quantity Of stsgnAnt water that has
settled about II.
2The case vas continued till TO day further proceedings
20 be discontinued should the nuisance be removed n The
meantime.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

The women took psolauent part In the nsurrccton il
Spain. They everywhere in the crowd adding
their ahrl voices 10 the hosrse shouts OF the men, and
urging them They worked like Turks tearing up the
paving stones. aud carrying them up into the balconies
throw OF the Qieen's troops rs they advanced.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09
RICHNOND MARKETS 1non., q

TobaeSoThere less animation the market to-day and
prices 10 to 70 cents 100 lover for quail.
W. quote common rgs ~ to soOd s. osH aud somOn
,snmng f9S to III good aud shipping generally % 10
M extra nne SIG 20 3S one manufacturing generally 10
49,; very superior SIS TO 20.
WaeA-we qioIe prime white at 90 and red 81 30 Our
nillers are not contracting for future delivery.
HESTER WHITE, Commission Merchants.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

AROMA co'ored fellow named Washington, slave.
belonging TO Mr. Thomas o BURTON will be tried before
the feprco Couniy Court Of Justices tomorrow Upon
chafge OF setting fife 70 VI. Ben Green's barn. the de-
sruct on Of which, Sunday week last we announced
fee days after the occurrence We Understand tho prCos
will Le strong against him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

GoISo PLEAsuRg.-A tall staut negro. named Wm
smith, was taken up by the wstchmeno Monday night,
Without bis free papers, aud brought before the M,yor
on yesterday.
lilo SAID he from C,rtersvlle, and that he worked
on hoard boat He left his free papers ct home He
committed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

SHAMEFUL ScRANBLE.-The Washington Ecsning Star
says that early Thursday there less
than nine applicants for the Office held by Col Loring
the time Of bis shocking murder ON Tuesday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

CoNNIrrrp.-Robert Stones, free negro boy, was
brought before the Mayor yesterday being found with
out It's free papers.
lie said he was hired to Nj. Nees by his father who
is slave His mother. who a free woman IA dead
lie was committed for further examination or until
inquiry can be made respecting his condition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

The longest Railroad in the wori is said be the I-
nois Central, eEteading distance Of seven hundred aud
thirty miles, and rapidly approaching compile
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

Hs'hsi that oas Of the most talented Of the French
feagee' has written book warning England Of tho danger
o. rfoncn alliance and bst eloquent American book
na' pee" published edited By Walker slvsse Lander
warning Eoslsud against the Austrian alliance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

FoSp OF SwEErs.-Lewis, slave, belonging 10 the firm
Of Dickinson Co., stole oil and sugar ON his en-
Poyer on Monday and Drought before the Mayor on
yesterday to snswer for so doing.
The witness not beng present the case was continued
until to day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

fcNsRaL The members Of jefferson Lodge, No. 4,
aud Excelsior Ecinpmebt No ~. Of the u. 81 o y.
attended, the funeral ceremony Of Sc. smT IIudgius,
deceased member Of these ORDERS which took piIco on
yesterday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

eore'pond'n'of the Cleveland Plindsaer. writing
IRON Ia Points on Lake SUPERIOR states that the white
inhabitants on the shore Of the ino are nov sg,atpV tho
question offorming State separate and spar, from the
Organization whs, Of Michigan lies We.
Of Like Michigan and the points Of Wisconsin and Nh,
ne'o bordering on the Like sud appropriated, p.oinr
IL the estate Of Superior"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

Hon. William A Graham, the late Wing candidate for
Vice President has been elected the State Senate in
North Carolina.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

The first appearance OF AsiIic chosra in this con-
tincnt was in Quebec, Lower Canada, on the sth OF
june 1899
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

ink WEArnRa- YESTERDAY was - pleasant a. could n.
desired There vas agreeable cool bncirg air. arch
would DO looked Tor In tho fall spring. Ma, /, 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

w.. =. \, -, -
,h. -, oa. rememoer that among
~ IIs w;Lsi' Snsisu a. me dnper given Ia this city
IT, o.,sn ~ ~ ISL, su pau'o' was 'he following:
$50. ~ " ~, ales aug lounS America: When
keen them asund.r ''o' 1o' '0oNS nof oars eau
W., " h a.uuue ill.,,
can hn ,h;p anesor.. IN us orec, application there
.o.a =. 'o.e uue TO axiom OF greater force
ant iss;,;m.,6 as',s.sp Ae ,ysut ~ Is natural
con,,ssso, To- n.nu Mn'cn no art or devise eau
si.,iels and ,bid;n, ~ ~ 700 strong TOO ire
s, au aoiu'og 70 DO marred In It's progress by any
n.,n,.I sonnu me' pernsps, lew features In our
velope moro h 'as de-
e ~, n,o.o 'ne adhesive powers indicative
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09
lAIsso uTioN or Co.rAar lEitsInP.-16o en-
sE1Ep .S55 t. ANP

NA BOARDING ASD DAY SCHOOL, BRoAb sTkEhf, RioH.
D. saq he.
Mrs PELLET deem; y only y tia, u.
eric S.en eondaesd 40 tattnd.d and .,,em.ea
Abe and sHpsri.n;;d teacher, secured in a ss depart
gSpy Grammar throughout tho school and a.. Don"SSr
pats Id o9TdAy with the older 10 tbs Instructions
d,r M losrnUssEY Gao Win dHSSRpe@ and md
sa'n 10 one year to speak and write the Preach
aoa .s1s s sa Esf
men, nS p ts%apaG lc February
NNI-s NARY ANN ALIENS sCHOOL.-Ths duties Of N.
Nh next session Min MARY ANN ALLgs's sebooi viii be
Hr school viii be held T.'snes Of her mother on i
Mn. ALLEN wiz be prepared t, accommodate and viii b.
oaia SEPT, TA D'' session. Of the School
R9iAabm;in.iSs .is AN i,, pAI SCHO3L fon Yerid
Of mis- School will eommsnts The h, Monday s.pt,@S.r
viii be taught the English Branches, An.n, and
Modern LanEusge', hs'hsnstie, and Music.
Board aud ruuOn in English for scholastic year often
Language :scS 90
d.aastoa Tor ieci Zine, except IL e,; ~ 81 u
prsiraeted sIetn ,,r OLIVER ohUMP Pfin pal
IsThsi, g we're sv.,y ysa v co,%sa ca,oIss.
& v fodss o Si sE I SS ss y
prE c9lsn,n pr Jennings, Co Bi,das, oap, sinr,
~ BBLs. NO; NoRrn oGaoLISA oROss nlRRisds
- e DO nos M'es.rsL yor..l. sz S"pp''
su2 WINSTON Josrs.
o. HHDs WgsrEHN slDEs AND sHOULDgRs for sale "
<se1 aeH WINSTON JONEA
TX nTpa NV .oRLFIas iG6GR. PlTl pine, u bore,
- Loaf 6uGAr ~ ibis Crushed and puivs,ed 2;
sale by lassi WINSTON JONka
90 %'!s z Z, IstS" '0''' q ''.' =. o'''' NO
LAD PiPI.-A.'orled y " iaehs' aabsisr. a for.
H cr supply received per .c GssFy. and for sale By
q. .. HINTOS "A o.,
aDo Sign n the oroutf saw, ~ Main street..
RROILsH AM TANK HiyKrS--lco kse., accorded sssS,
1D for ssieiy q. J. EINTOg 4 TO-,
sup sgn Of the Circular SAY, II Main iifss,.
SHEET LHAD-of y,rIoo. ictns.' tor sale IN psees 70
- ssit purcha4ers,by O. ,. sigrON CO.,
500 szn of N. Circular s,v, Il Main .,rer,.
atorroN YARRs-ioO b4ieI, as,o ted No, Tor sale o.
~ avg DAVENPORT, ALLEN e co.
y - f'r sale. I've BACON bisKERyftL,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09
The case was continued I'LL to-day.

Df.cusRoEp Tom Grlin the free colored fellow who
was before the Mayor Monday for giving impenenro
TO white mau named Niihiniel w. Tnomp5oi was di4
charged yesterday the testimonies in the matter being
conflicting TO have cast doubt upon the guilt OF
0tifiu. He got the benefit Of them aud was let oa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

Weseo Il stated in many quarters tha, ErGoysrno,
fooie OF As'issPp hsS been successful in the prao
tce Of bis profession since he has been 10 California Ho
represented to have already acquired handsome pro-
pery, aod "a now engigsd 10 erecting splendid mansion
IN Cnton, opposite san Francisco With view Of taking
bis family there and permanently locating birn.on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

UsLGwTUL ASSEMBLY. john Hagsn, n storekeeper on
Ito street. ed IS by tho Mayor yesterday, for
having unlawful assembly Of negroes at bis house
the ninht of Saturday LAT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

tapPe1's thss Billy Bowleg, the Seminole warrior.
recently had in his possession two fugitive slaves from
A'bana, aud hi7ing refused to give them up t of his
'a7cs, Hho lately visited Fort Byers 10 Florida, we're
made prisoners, Ehsreupon Billy gave up ons of the gi
"'e aud dem'ndeI o1e Of his. This was not only re-
used bus the ia tivs so, ia by him was taken into
custody aod refined Asa re1cu' was fssrsj Billy with
II warriors being within two miles Of the tho roop5
we're preparing for SIGHT Tdcte three conpanle,
Of U. 8. uoopg al the fort
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

Tho New York Herald has the following in relation
to the prac Ice oil indscrlmpatcly comforting collegiate
houors upon all manner Of persons:
1t will soon become difficult matter to induce any
scholar Of ordinary attanments Az character accept
honors from collegiate institutions. Like the red rib
bon 10 France under Louis Philippe honorary degrees
will soou become common that the wonder win DO
find people who do not pin them to their name. People
will be asked for instance, TO meet the brilliant Mr.. A.
Who, though occupying prominent position in society,
and possessing wealth and talents has been
dubbed Master Of Arts Doctor of Laws; eondoe
with poor b, who, after twenty years immunity, has
length been discovered by the college of c., aud
fenced the title Of ID. c. l.. Formerly man
had been dubbed doctor Of ythng but physis
sure to possess than average ability asinmcnts
II might be relied that he had written good book
made good laws PFesehed excellent sermons, dis
played learning MORT in SONG similar way Now, the
doctors created by Faculties sometimes merchants
in which the Alma Mater probably awarded them for
selling good aud cheap soaps editors rccompens,d
oS their staunch fidelity the principles OF their church
operators ia Wan street. 10 whose help
suspecting the degree y mild form Of begging used by
poor college; nobodes ut ALL when the degree is
given like the indiscrinnate tarors OF % because the
practice Of giving pcases the donor and nothing
Our colleges begin 10 tact in copferripg
degrees, will accept them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09
FOCAL AFFAIRS
.s r.. s:i = IN, NJ. s; s., :, ss..

.rhsrs 10 not IN TITS city such iovs,y rssrsa.
sss 4: Ma;
Toe neghbothood 80 inmortaiis-d hy tho poct Wig
Marshall between Finh and Sixth ought also TO DO eel,
braed for is musical c,scer Probably no cty of an,
United States can boast Of such talent exhibited Ia
,n place alnos, every night The deep base Of Mons
Newfoundland. the rich octave "f tho Csrr brotbers
the alto and tcuor Of the Cat SUPERIOR some.
iimes. to anything ever heard In the Crystal Palace
But all ,his Is nov surpassedbc not surprised fellow
citirens-by something 10 the musical world Late.
ly, about the hour when 49,
.peg, do cease q bark, and cat. give up their nsh.,
And bugs dog Ito res, and 'skttss essss bight'"
Whcn oil creation, after tossing aud tuublpv bitlng
aud hummng arc 10 full possession OF that Deep sweet
sleep which more than ell the prepares them for the
aoor OF the dsy-at that STILL calm, darkest hour
have several mes been reused ls,eu to the deep,
loud oug ash Of three or four calves lodged here 10
await the day that brings them
"rhs ni,h OF the eissv,r ,ad the rattle OF s,s,lr
But tho morning OF Monday las,i Oh 70 Armory
and Naonal Bands hide your heads and b, .upih.ted
away all Caathump.ns, forever Tor 20 snn,hiated
oo Monday morning the whole neighborhood was
Oh such thunderous crash shook the beds and
the cradles For time no oae could tell what or
where no was Then again Il comes like "the rafting
crashing peal DER the surgng oceans roar Such a
crash-and theo, 10 long continuous sound. with
little variation, until an hour alter sunrise-efy
All arc awakened children hollow; wives furious. ,Iie.
scream; the sick, bow they suffered for that long time
And what do you think Il all proceeded from p WHY
wagon, that would have done honor to B.rnum filled
with hungry aud wearicd calves-so many, that four
mules were attached to twas anchored about half war
up the squire. We do know that The citizens Ia that
neishoofhood have to exercise their patieucc Grc.,
deal, and tolerate many nuisance, but such disturb
ance as that OF Monday inolerAbe Win not the CITY
Council prevent New Market, aud especially Marsh.
street, from being made q cattle markets We rcmem-
bee when Of tho City Council was sick tina, the r.vi
meut eomplmented him by dispensing with firing GU the
Square Will that member now interest himself that
during no time OF the night shal It DO permitted hungry
and wearied cattle be lodged In the csp,,, ,r p
monu under sick ladies'swindowss The cattle market
should be near the slaughter honscs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

&c ock. -eS~' ~ ~ = and
tH Returning. leave NE Cottage at ~, and o'clock
ROUND TRIP. al.
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ooooooooooooo oooooooo ooooooOooOoooooooooooooo
This card is carried in tho pocketbook and admits
member into any Council In the State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

MARRIED,
on Wednesday srd August. By Rev T. " Moore p,eto,
OF brsa.usk eoapy dsurht,S Of IN:
late Wilson Brasts't, Of city. VI 'n'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

MEETING OF rHr CouSctL--Ths Council met Mouj.,
evening E the purpose OF taking the necessary sieps 70
prevent the sale OF watermeons In the city They pro.
ceeded by amending the ordinance OF isie, prohibrr
the sale Of h'h oysters, dc, 10 force 90 a. to ems
brace v.termelons and unripe fruit.
T"o-.hirds OF the members present not voting for q
suspension OF tho rules preparatory 70 the vote being
TAKEN upon Ito passage. IL laid the table a. Con-
sequence. y - - w.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

Ihs BALLOON AscKs.iox TO morrow the gres, Ero-
PROFESSOR E'ot, vii ascend In his beautiful balloon
rom the Slash Cottage grounds II Will Do The isst orcs
Aon Tor sons time to como, At least wheo an oppvriun
" VII 90 Afforded to witness such grand display We
have no doubt but that many will avail OF this
stance under which they witnessed the last snort
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

VlRGlNIA:-At Rules held In the cieris One. or ~.
County onurt Of Amelia, Monday 10 huvn, i,si
William U Eines, James Eanes and Martin Eapss,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

s.-OWInE In the death Of rHOR TINsIEY
~ Jr the arm OF BUTLER TINsLEY 10 dissolved. All per.
indebted the Arm will please make payment delay
and those having claims against will th
mtni. BUTLER TINsLEY,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

NEW coSoERNIhaye this day taken 10 copsrtnsrshp my
brother JOHN T. BUTLER the be The
name q JAS. 7. BUTLER 90.
Thankful for the heretofore literally bestowed on
BUTLER TIysLE Il will be pleased continuance With
the nrm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

HAND
VI" DO In attendance during the entire Al the COTTAGE
'INHE INIREPiD RsoNAUr rli tho STA Spa I'm
Tn nsn up In space ever bis he rEs
sou-ed befOre hand the CioIIou.
Country, aud trusting in his God. nsf " hn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

RTORE BAROAIas.-
do Gc, 10 ZINC.
T, s a. .rsd AZ che ab,ye prices IN close the o, NJ
sSi CHRISTIAN LATfIR0P, % Main street
rzyIN PIATE,--7s0 boTss, various 1s,, for sale by
n aus JOHN NJ GORDON 4 SON.
Carolina No. Gross HsrrIns, Ter b.
HI au5 JOHN ". GORDON ION.
n oNDoN DotK BRtNpy-vsry cd and Of superior qusl
soi DAyEupoRT ALLEN co.
tsfEnt 81 " NHs.-iOO bbls "O.' car, "siusrs' ior
~ sNeby lauTl DAVENPORT, ALLES co.
ntD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE extra prime quality, dat.
W sspeeted 70 arrive 1aeuays Cole, tupe 10 quail IN
tsors, for saety RAW IN0S MILLIa,
Uh Corner Psarl aud Carr. strsst,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

u. kneeliDg b,fJre God my maker, my left
hand upssed toward heaven my right hand gfaspng the
Neg o. ny naive land, Of my free will aud accord
40 osuoy aud sincerely promise. declare and that
s os' communicate any of the secrets Of this degree
90 eoJ person o. persons In the world except within the
eoSJ OF legally orgtutsi Council Of his ORDER or 70
kaovn brother Of this degree ADD him. unto
men. uoui am well assured that hey just and up
ALEC pfornee Aod sweat that sn us obedience psy to
ses Ccas'Eopr Liza and 81 era OF the houorsbls Grand
Vouoeh OF the State d. and TO tho laws which gov
ledge
y also prInl's aud sesr that whenever may vote at
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dSITY SPRINGS INsTITUTEi
" BY THE REV. WILLIAM LOVE.

Classics and Mathematics, (enior dspArtnen 90
junior 10 90
u.ne,A hnesn eoneaon 90
March. - " "
Institute will reopen the Is, Monday In October NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-09

Ac 70 bbls virginia cider vineg,
40 Soo sacks rtne BAIT. For sale by
a." WINSTON JONES
ram siDEs GOOD AND GOOD DAMAGED SOL =
aus wtsero, ,oyr,
half chests and aud Black Tea, for
He " L. II. SKINNER,
' Gary street.
EtIHEH.-soo eide, Good and Damaged Sole Leather for
safe oy L n. SKtNKER,
HsS Gary street.
ENUANO.2no tons No. Peruvian Guano direct nom Gov
au2 Il n sRINRrp c.,..,...,
Aw BUOKsi LAW BOORs.-A NORRIS 81 Main street
has uit received new edition tf Standard Bosks
Abots Treatise the Law relative Ship. and sea.
men, Ith Am. Edition. vol. tIbO
Angela Treatise on the Law OF Fire Life Insurapee-a5
Peeks Medical jurisprudence 10th edition 2yols-iIOO
b'hops Commentaries on the Law Of Marriage and
Vol. % English Law and Equity Reports Is,S-'5i-2O
Arehbadh Criminal Practice and Pleading,
Calls Virginia edition,
hy Luoian Minor, EsI. Vols AID ready. 800 each.
GrAtians Virginia Reports; vol. 9Jusi ou'-40O.
Hu.eH on Crimes Notes By sharsNJod 7th edition.
1900. ~
Roscoe's Criminal Evidence. l VOL 9Th ed.-sD
Rarle on Gov, nants for Title. vol. End td.-5bo.
JArmAn on Wills End Am. cd ition. yois-IOyO.
HIS Practical Treatise the Law ting Trustees her
powers, duties, privileges and liabilities I'd edition btO.
Bouyiers Law Dictionary: last edition, vol'--10,00.
w lis on Creumstanai Evidence. yol-I.50.
Wharton's American Criminal Law; 2nd edion-T 90
Krnts O mmeHtsrie'; last edition, vols syo-ia0O
complete works Mr. Justice Story also thoIs OF
w. st0ry; latest edionE aus