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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-23

PER u. s. STEAM SHIPS
JAM TSTOWN AND ROANOKE.
~ 200 Ra1heg, Gummanfcd 10y Cdp.nCs
~ Ca,ruiy yuud Ski'
Tn Jauiest.e Nil lenyc Rich noni every fursdnyat
trtuou AT o'riu,h. And the Roanoke every Saturday
iaorn.ne RI7 clock Tor New York Norfolk
returning. they viii leave New tx for Richmond
every Saturday aud euuesdey afternoon at O'Clock,
Stopping n { " hours uacn NAY at Norfolk.
Passage 40 New York. including meals aud Satr
toom nrcomn "dai"r onl ~ !
Steemgo l'as.apc only ...... $500. .--z=.---.
Charse Nnrt'tlk The same hv River Bonts.
Merchants aud travellers will find this at the
speedy and comfortable routes between New York md
Ri,hmond. Passage and arc only s0, Strrmge PAS
sage only u.
LUDlAAI \ WATSON.
npl3 7. Richmond Nn
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Spring Fashions for 1884.
R SITTER g
~ Has now received and IN store his Sping style -
rrnnc

comprising Beebcc's New York style which 5
bcauiifui-aiso, Oa>ford's }ouns mems Phladci nia
stye fat brnwhich i by any hat yet OF
tpred the inspection o ths market Tog ther with
the Baltimore sive,cur brim-wh' "a is very handsome
Besides lar2e ola the varions style, aud
qualities OF Soft Hats, adapted tor the Spring Trade;
10 which he most earnestly calls the ention Of his
friends and and he public gye him cali.
a. be is prepared offer grrater Inducements t.
BUYERS than any like estah hment in the city both
Wholesale and retail. All kinds OF hats made to order,
TIE shortest otice. Customers hats dressed over 10
halt price. Cul the sign of the Bnr Hat harcains
mar 3.dts WAi S1ITZER.
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SEPTEMBER 1lth, 1854.
Franklin Cloth and Clothing House,
MAIN ST, ncary opposite Cabell House.
Lynchburg, Va
GLASS & RAINE,


GLASS RAiNB,
~ J. Dixon, Agent.
Respectfully invite the attention of their friends and
the public generally their splendid stock of FALL
aud WINTER CLO1 HING Just receiv cd at that WE'LL
known aud popular Gent onens Furnishing Eshblish-
'neni, I'll" fnaNkLis CLorn AND CLorHisG HousE.
In purchasing thoir present suppyhe latest improve
ehts IL have been observed, and selections made
from the more mportations of Cloths Cassn cres
aud Vestings, by ther experienced agent. Mr.. Dixon
nlter months careful examnntion. In style durah-
y mud chenpnoss their stock surpnsses ANYTHING ever
ntrnuacd ia this ceion Of country. Nearly the whols
II II has hern made their order under the eye Mr.
Dixon ond the oieei part oft having been pure hased
tur rnsh they enabled offer inducements to those
!" t.t ot cheap fashionable and durubo goods never
before mot with in this my other market.
Thei stick OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & VEST
NS j. ais" laige and of such and beautiful quail
tiles TINT personal inspection only conway proper
idon ut their superior richness and beauty They have
employed the very hest o Workmen and suts OF Cloths
Will be made TO order IN Fourteen Hours. Those
reicuing IL purchase Goods OF them be made else
where will hive them cut free Of charge.
The unprecedented success which attended their ef-
forts during the Spring and summer 10 please their
friends aud he public, mike them hope confd entity for
n like success during the fnll aud Winter.
MopE oF DmNo BUSINESS.
70 eeonomise hme no abatement in the prices asked
toe Goods will be made those asked the lowest
ihey can be sold at This will enable salesman to
d" The work IT two, the old plan of nskng third
moro thnn they would be willing o sell for.
To SRI jar cASH or short time by special agree-
ment.-and not Otherwise which enables Them TO buy
hcr Clouds principally for cash md per cent cheap.
er ihnn those In buy credit; IL will nso save from
10 I" II per cen for collecting. which enables them
sell g"ont lcnst thn much cheaper than those houses
which seii On long time. GLASS u RAINE.
J. DIXON, Agent.
NJ bedford Sentincl Sail Wy,h, IL,
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NOTICE.-The firm Of Hatcher Loewood
Il Co. will expire by Imitation on the first day
o january 1888. In order to close the business by
that dnc, we will from this day sell stock con
t,tng oi general assortment of Ready Mad Cothing
Ol"h] Cnssimeres and VestinRs. at cos T. for CASH.
A. We me ehruesin intcnti else off this desi-
rahle stock, on the above fayorabl, terms tho public
VIII Ind II To their interest give call before buy
ing elsewhere,
Thnse indebted the concern are reauo. ed to como
forward aud SETTLE enable ns to Gloss the business
by the above mentioned date.
sep 10 dti HATCIIER LOCKWOOD g. 90
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TERMS

The vIRGtNI published tally 81. seini-wreky
in advance No will he discontinued,
raa ption the rropreturs until all shall
have .un nail.
ADVERTISEMENTS Inserted 80 per square. Of
= lines the FIRST insertion, and -
nuane unless orlcre inner prm weekly aud then 30
per luare viii he chtrge for each insertion II the number
i,scrtons Is not marked thu Ms ,l published till
derel and charged accordingly.
flfE YEARLY RATES ARE:
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hsssOLUTlON OF COPAISTNEK-
- StllP-Ihc concern ot llobsun 4 Asher is this
day di 'socd by natual couscnt md the Of the
;on,err will only lc used IN winding Up the enne.--
Those Indebted 10 tho concern viii please forward
and mako pnynen as speedily possible. md those
aaving cnm against the concern will pieasr present
hem for payment N. HOB, ON,
Sep. hsr, 1854 WM. ". ASHER
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TO the Farmers of Virginia.

TNASMUCH as the price of Peruvian Guano has be
L exorilanty nigh thnk to the interest OF
the farmer try any substitute that be had less
than huff price. We receiving new fertilizer call
ed TAFEG which desire have tested. 1t Is said to
contain all the properties of Guano, except hat it has
per cent less Ammonia. In older To induce the far,
rnci- to give trial the fall crop will sell it at
S23 per ton, in small qunuli,e; s. per ton less than
the NV York price in similar quantities. tV Orders
promptly attended to. LEE & co, on the Dock,
mug % Il Richmond, Va.
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NEXICAN GUANO.-Wc are now receiv-
lVI ing IA supply Of Mexican Guano which we can sell
AT low figure. and ship the Canal without any cost
OF drnvage or Lock toll LEE n CO,
sep rs Richmond.
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LINE Of Richmond sa;,t

AND NEW YORK PACkElS--lhis new .as.h
lome line Is composed of the following vessels, and
sns from Ncw-York every three days All owned in
he city of Richmond, viz:
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sNTANrED Any one quaiihed 10 take charge oi
~ and superintcnd the dining room Of a large ho.
tel desiring empoymcnt is requested Ia mako it known
by a line addtessed to Bon 33.
Il
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.sxZNURRiAo MASS LIQUoRICE.-

i Is cnsesi consienmenI. dfrecE per shP 7VoT'
ante" from Lewis de nuria ESD the manufactured in
Span. for sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
apI %
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Consumption Cared.

New fUfk. Dec %, 1888
Z camo to Ntw YORK b. he SIP Hczfarh my uu-
tive place is 81 John, Now EiuussicA when reach
ed tlts cffs us h-aifH vrft poor had very hth
cough. fHsf a.a i o s,nriri sitth tua teqafut
!, tnfred with blood nad paIn tn my Ten sias, sud
" ID. very We4k aud cmauciutod. "a srada ant pnA
sta tan pronounced my ease Cunsumpiiln und bcfnuh
the reach 81 moat-ne. { heatd accidentally VI d..
Curii.'s Htsoaua, or inhanas uisean Napor auo
Cbrffy s,fur. and uhtaiucIa .ackuge which vffih
believe WIS tho moans oi saving 900 hi', suou aiirt
wcufns thr lnhaiot. 'ound followed the pressure
un gay lruss. aud sncr while the disease made ii-
anno5rante upon the suifarn under the lnhul'f. .
tuok the Chiefly syrup as hfccIeh, ani Continued i'
do So en-, cou- b. atafuilly giuwiu- hott"f uniii % "n
urs, lcfl aud uuu c1nsifet mfsri euf'd.
stall wear thc lnluiof he use ui t ~ fnihet pleas
sn . and 1ticslng b. -frrugihrnine and puuyins iu
the lungs, ! feel unwilling "a Pirssegt 10 aisl.nsr
with o.. JUN Np'b
Sulihs lloyd 4 rAri, No. nap chsmbefs sticci 8
C. u. RING, rutusf 90 John street aHd bfoaa~ayi a.
y. pdce 50 pacsaEc
~ b. Auy rrison irciosIns So u BOYD PAlL
COURTS & PERKINS New Nofa, viii receive a
psctagr continuing bottle of l5grln Napor, Que %"
tucfY eirur aud 400 lHhlicr, moot box ht express
frru ta aDt $3.50. oi che DATED -taus OF four racka
ae.. tor s'o Agent iof MoptP'her fkEp. T.
SMITH. Fu'Y
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destroy system that is giving the
best satisfaction ever given by any
in the State, both to sellers of books
here, and teachers, parents and schol-
arsf think the time is unpropit-
ous for a change The books now
to be pressed in, have no extraor-
binary merit to warrant it J None
but the publishers of the new de-
mand it The parents, ! formerly
met with, will not be willing to
pay out $4,000 in each County for
books no better than the old,-NEw
BOOKS, just made, and still to be
proved Great opposition was a.
Weakened by the other exchange
among the payers, and will not the
matter now be disastrous, with the
opposition to be encountered from
the friends of Towns Series
For the good Of the schools, we
urge you at least to deliberate matnr-
ely before helping on this specuIa-
ton, at the expense of the interests
of education, until both sides are
heard. Any communication can be
addressed to myself or SANBORN
g. CARTER, Portland. Me.
A. A. SAWlN.
m " Nf..,,,, 49, tSSi
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Admiral Chads and Gunnery.

Admiral Chads, who is now serv-
ing in the Baltic fleet against Russia,
has been highly praised for his ex-
traordinary skill in gunnery. In the
House of Commons recently, on
an expression of dissatisfaction at the
tardiness of the operation against
Crons,adt, his opinion with that of
Sir Charles Napier was given TO show
the utter inpossibiliiy, even with
thcirpowerful feet of doing anything
against those Qualifications. Admiral
Berkly told the House that Admiral
Chads was the most scientific Off
Ger in all that related To naval gun
merry of the present day, but that to
attack Cronstadt would be certain
destruction"
1t is highly probable that Admiral
Chads has turned his particular at
ieniion to this branch of naval war
fare since he received an early and
severe lesson from the American ma
val school. He was the first leuten-
ant Of the British lrigate Java when
she was taken by the U. S. frigate
Constitution, off San Salvador, coast
of Brazil, on the last of December,
1852. The fact is so honorable
TO our American navy and so proud
trophy OF its skill and bravery that
few particulars may not be amlss,
when SO much superiority is claimed
abroad. The Java YVES well-ap-
pointed frigaie Of 80 guns, with u
complement Of .446 men at quarters
including commander, officers, and
some supernumerarles for a sloop-oi.
war in India, where the Java wa,
bound. She had also as passenger
Maj. Gen. Hislop, a distinguished
officer. In the action the Java hao
between so and 60 killed and up
wards of 100 wounded. Among th,
former was a lieutenant, the masle
and number of inferior officers
Among the latter Capt. Lambert
MORALLY. The Constitution had onl
9 killed and 25 wounded. Amony
the latter was Com. cambridge badl
and the junior Lieutenant Alwyl
MORALLY. The sea during the aclioi
was smooth and favorable TO any su
perior skill in gunnery. The Jaw
had every spar, including her bow
spirit, shot out of her. She was 81
much cut up as TO forbid the idea o
getting her into port she was, there
fore, burned at seq. The Conslitu
ton lost not a single spar; she wen
into action and came out of il wait
royal yards across.-Phiiddeiphi,
Ledger.
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Subjects, and wish his reign may be
long and glorious, so we will defend
our Just Rights as British Subjects
against every power that shall attempt
TO deprive us Of those Rights while
Breath is in our Nostrils and Blood
within our Veins.
Sd. That, considering the late
Acts Of the British Parliament for
blocking up the port Of Boston. which
we view as Arbitrary and unjust, I'm
asmuch as they have condemned
them acknowledgement with all
Modes Of Law and Justice, which
we think necessary TO distinguish be-
tween lawfully obtaining Right for
Property injured and Arbitrarily en-
forcing TO comply with their Wills,
be it right or wrong) we resolve 10
assist them in the defence OF their
Liberties to the utmost Of our Abili-
ties.
4thly. Sensible that the strength
Of our opposition to the late Acts
consists in an uniform, manly,
steady and determined mode of Pro-
cedure, we will bear Testimony and
discourage all Riotous, Tumutuous
and unnecessary Mobs, who endeavor
to inlure the Persons or Property Of
harmless individuals, bu, endeavor to
treat those Persons whose Abomina-
BILE Principles and Actions shew them
TO be Enemies to American Liberty,
as loathsome Animals, not fit to be
touched or have any society or con-
nection with.
5thly. Resolred, That we choose
Committee to correspond with the
other Committees of Correspondence
Of this Province and elsewhere, and
that Mr.. Joshua Webb OF Wesimln-
ster, John Grout, Esq, Deacon John
Sessions, Major William Williams
and Capt. Joab Hosngton, be a
Committee as aforesaid.
9th Resolred, That the thanks of
this Committee be given to the Com
mi,tee Of Correspondence in the Cap
ital of this Province for the Notice
they have taken OF this infant County.
7thly. Resoioed, That Mr.. Chair.
man forward these Resolves TO Mr.
Low, Chairman of the Committee
correspondence a, New York, and
communicte to him by Letter the
reasons why his Letter to tie super
visors of this County was answered
no sooner.
9Th. ResoIred, That Col, Halle
tine, the Chairman, have the thanks
or this Committee for his good servi-
ces as Chairman.
The above report being divers
times read by Paragraph, Voted,
Mem. Con, that the same be accept
ed as the sense of this Meeting and
as their Resolves.
BY Order Of the Convention,
john HAZLETIsE, Chairman.
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The British Quarterlies,
AND
Blaokwood's MAGAZINE.
LEONARD SCOTT & co, New York
continue to Re-pnbllsh the following
British Periodicals. viz;

J. THE LONDON az Az LhLl REVIEW lton
suryauye).
, TuE EDlNBURGH REVIEW tWhig).
, ruG NORTH BRITISH REVIEW lFtee church,
q THE YVES MINISTER REVIEW LthoraiE
s. BLACKNOODis EnlNBUhGn MAGAZINE
fIuryl.
The present critical state Of EufupeaD affairs viii
rcudrr tho-a publications unusually inirTfsung iufing
ths wear 1854 Fey will occupy middle ground be-
the hastily wIitub new items, crude spocuih
Toms and ~ NJ ruHois Of the daily Journal aud ihe
nonlrfnus iomo Of Too future his-nt1u, written Offer
te living interest and oNccin' nj of hr great pnc.f
etcnfs OF tie time -t1l have pssasd uway. % j. tn
..o Periodicals That readers must ouk tor The unly
re- O.. int lishr aud rtii bic history Of rorfcnt
vsuIs, ubi such, tr aliitiOn 20 their wcl
cd literary, scinntinr, snd iheo eirl chauriaf. $50
uf-u the upuu the CONSIDER uou of no feaifnE nu'ic
Arrangements $500 in progress iof be receipt rHfN
shrrtS from ALI th- Is uish Fubishfrs, hs Which We
SHALL Dee able io place li our fenfnt the HANDS of sub
sruhUfs, about nsxoon us they can ue furnished with
the iofri "a ra7ics. Although thu viii nVnsr very
large outlay aatt. We shall continue tu finnish
-
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Circular on School Books.

DEAR SIR:
Do you think the public good re-
quires another change Q school books
noao? An attempt is being made to
supplant Towns SERIES OF BOOKS
bo THE INTRODUCTION OF TowER's
SERIES |! I! in our Public Schools.
! have co-operated with WM. II.
PORTER and ID. II. RANNEY,
in securing THOROUGH UNI
FORMlTY IN THE STATE !;
and q nO0 prevails Other series
have been tried, and superseded af-
ter the fairest trials, in every part
of the State. County after county
has adopted Towns Series, with
great unanimity, with the expec,a-
ton that this great change would
PERMANENT, for a reasonable
'-"rs- We pledged all
his system
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ulA naIs. lsr b, r-...Igslls. u Lg.. ~ b

ma Rulds J0r M Fr0Hulgai0a " LJt, isi Iromflf
Press.
letter with remittance Of IS cents, or the safue
in post stnmpf, addfassed tor. kiNkELiN, Phiia
dephia. Pa viii copy Of either OF the uboY1
books by of mail W copies will be ffcs
OF postage for 81. nonksollrrs. Canvnssofs Trasei
log Agents, &c, supplied shoirsae the publisher
pfees, which admit uf o large nfoht
a1J- III lstters mast BE- post Pod. 7e.lyr
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tilc0ifiucs.
a NEW METHOD.

a MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recent
~ " hecn made by DR. CURTIS lor curing Asthma,
Consumption, iiuuchtis. Couchs, tul' aud ~ uuf
Complaints Nv Nraitsir inhnlatiun. Do Curl lr'r
HAGEANA, oftNHALtNG nv GbAN NAfuk MD
CHERRY SYRUP bias accomplished the most Won
dofiul cuffs ed Asthma and tousump un, IN ihe CO.
~ Ut Nov York ed vicinity fora Tow months pfsi,
evat known man. ti producing an impression on
Disease, Of ia lunes, rrstf before witnessed by The
medical procession. see eef iucote 10 the houde oi
Ageuis.
THE inhalef H. wofn on tho ht 81 under tho linen.
ithon nr lcl.t ineuutrn tnc", The heat OF The body
lungs constantly win hc4ing and ugftrapie ,aput,
passing into eli thc air coils and passages Of ih" lun
at clnnot possibly hr tcached By any other mvdcin"
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Valuable Real Estate for
Sale.

fr,It SUBSCRIBER, desifous of engaging in rufal
put.uits, fnr the bsneht of his health, offers iot
sale thr following real estate ga The village of Mont
pcliot add vicinity.
His residence Un SiAte-strect, near tho Court
ilou.e Two dwelling htuses, 100 stniics und hnso-
acnt To- o. ch on Hieh-.teet uonr the state House
we'll end newt, finished. One Dwelling house. story
and half hsh, plclsauily located on the bend the
river at the lower part Of rtato-street INo hu ing
uis on Hubbatd-stieet, leading TO Barre seven oi
right uidiug lots overlooking Tho village, on Naia-
street. Thirs-tx acres Ufcxcciient land primo puly
covered with valuable live tmhor, sine berlin side
of che village mill pond Also, valuable water priv
lleae and saw mdi, with twu acres OF good land m
nrxed-one Of the best water powers on tho Wuonski
Ntvef three mile foal the Railroad Depot Mont.
n.lef and on level made good horse road eadtug 10
panvillc. ~ or HaS pl't of tha above properly will
4e SOLD aa reasonable terms, and crad 81 dosttrd.
L. T.. WALTON.
tf,sfu.lf.r Ian IN ls54 e..
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ntr0ifincs.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND !

10 Me Ctsess If the Uuiisl strfes,-
most hunbiy AMI sincerely thank YOU Tor the
immense patronage which YOU have bestowed uror m
Pills. ute Tits opr itun,ty II stating ih't my An
cesiofs were ah American Chzens, md that eatct
tam for ai that concern. America and The Americans
iho mot, lively .ympaihies, mach that original
!, compounded the rils ,Apfe'si, TO SUIT yuu % maie
hahts, constitutions, and manner o. ltuaa, intending
TO establish myself among you, which have now done
by ttking promises 90 Sew foik.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
g., c ra-r ef ian anil .NassaH .trfet. Nor Iork.
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Cerman Botanic Practice.

That his b. supen1 method ui arriving ut cefreei
diasnosis Ia disease, and that knowledge OF ceraiH
changes en- the URINE OF I'D value i un iudlct
ton IN tfuat meat he has the tesnnls ui many thU
frsf aufhores This Hul thc fari lhlt HnHtfal' ilt
auccrss has ever attended tho treatment ui cgcs c4s
o 81 sasss, 10 ate,rdadfs rh tts Gee. wHenrt-f
introduced, isa suhceut guIrn4 iotho loyiie- pnd
diseased 81 discnniaa.iug pol c, 60 tns1tr 'hcit
entire confidence.
SAINT 1884 Ol.9m
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Price % frnfs bottle.
g. E--Ru.u sure and cell iof Clrf's q PerkiH's Crap
sna Pam hiufr. al Others beating this uairc 90
base imuaioas. rtice ill4, IS ana ~ = cents y
bottle accortia- tosi4o.
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CHIlLSEA ACADEMEY

Fan Term commences on "Wednesday Aug 49,
q. d. ALiIs. rnn~inal Mics y. A. hARREf,
preoeptross and Teacher OF fftnoh, DfaWing ne fan-
ins.
CJGLEASON, Dan college, A,sisiant 1eastef
MRS o. ID AllIS, Teachers of
Mis- ANNIE D SMITH, I P,nno Music.
Competent Teacto,s 10 Penmanship aud Veal N1-
sic Will DC early employed.
Board per weeA Sl5O To us.
Those wishing "a fusue thorough and sysisn-'e
course Of siuds "a retired tut pleasant county st-
community val do we'll 90 secure place % this
school. Apply othe riiusipul orio
Hon. WM. nEBARD. ! p.,,ts.
D. MARTIN EAtuNlre
W.sNIIH, } eoNp''''''-
WM. HERARD, Pfesiaent.
j. WNMAN, sforei9fy.
Chei.eu, VI, Juh ~, 1854 tzh
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As,nt. iof M.n,.ef.f-rrtD. ~ SMITH. Tx
Jas. rrALpiNG, @. d. TYLER a5.is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20
Williamsburg City News.


Last night, between ten and eleven o'clock, Justice
Boswell issued warrant for the arrest of named
John p Teale, residing in the Phoenix buildings, Grand
street. charged with violent assault aid battery upon
German woman the wife Of George Kaiser residing at
the of Stagg and Wycko streets, by which she
received injuries which it is feared will terminate f.
tally From the facts set f)rth by the husband of the
injured it appears that about eight O'Clock last
evening Mrs. Kaiser called at the house Of Teae to col
lect bill, when, it is asserted, that after some
of stairs. Counsellor Dygert hearing Outcry,
burst open the door, and found the woman lying
Inaccessible upon the floor With the assistance of pr
vate Waterman Close, the woman removed to her
residence and medical attendance procured On exam
nation il ascertaincd that she dangerously
covery is considered doubtful
COMMON COUNCIL IrEMs.-At the meeting of the Com
mon Council of Williamsburg, Monday evening"
ton by Alderman Lnsky to repeal the Sunday law
voted down, also motion by the same gen.
teman to increase the penalty to $685. thereby taking
this matter out Of the jurisdiction Of Mayor Wall.
The legal papers we're reported having been served
upon the city officers, viz. an injunction against
Guiding the proposed gas contract mandamus show
why the bond OF Dennis Srong should not be ap
proved and . summons In q suit brought by Francis
Swift for work on Grand street.
NsTAILAT1oN.-Last evening the Rev. Chas. J. Bowen
installed pastor the First Unitarian Society Of
williamsburg. The services took place in the hall of
the Odeon and quite number Of ladies and gentlemen
by Rev. j. Weiss Prayer Of Installation by Rev F. A.
Farley; Right Hand OF Fellowship, by Rev. 8. Longfel
low Charge to the Pastor and Address the Congega
ton, by Rev. S. Osgood