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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-11
IEndorsed1 co,,ao, RI n b. B. CUTTING
NO. VI.
COL. HAWKINS To COL. MONROE

VII HANhlSS To COL. MONROE
10, Iu oWAsHINo7oS. Marcn 29 1854
Col JAMss MoNRos-Sir Below suhm Z the farms r..
2qialns Inc meeting between the Hon. F. B. Cuifinn ,t
Hon. J. G. Breckenridge - ou'''ps ahc
ne ,me ol meeting shall be this aerooou between tho
E,ce OF meeting shall be near thu tssiIe,ce .,
% n'a IN Inc Stale o Maryilod and abon, sIs ~ ~ ~
ven m miles from the city of Washington. ''" VI &C.
ne weapon shall be the ordinary rh, cor,ro,, ,
as e western ri which shall BE- charged vrh nn.
OF powder and round ball Aso VIII ohe chafga
Inc distance shall be sixty PAGES
inc parties shall stand erect win he,r f,o, NJ, ~
Twelve inches apart. " ' 'ee' ao' more than
n, n. weapons sha be placed in the hands of the ,,
Ths choice of position and The Glsig ontt 10 ths
he determined by lot; the parties holding me same Se
% Ionv as the aht may continue But previous ~ eu "
SU U. 'o"s seconds sh. again cast lots for the word
Ne'p'' T. T. HAWKINS.
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SPRING GOODN.

z; and 90 The mos. reasonable terms Msrcb G Ses man
SPRING GOODS.
ss oy ssc from % Rs Eesm
nae which we are prepared sell tor cash. or TO nmncn,
ne customers at very small Profits consisting Of The following
soSn and bleached shirrinss and shee,in.s
s:Tan Bur!aps and Striped osnaburgs
t. 5;.a, af DS:ss sss s"Rfs snd fa7!asf. s4sf br.,.
Fancy Linen Drills and shrting Linens
Cloths, Css,meres and vestngs
p,'o;sl pnN ID, Linens n Tor chiIdten's Cloths
AM ~oo' A"usenns, paid al d plain
ssa SsStllss &C. al m c"I"rs s,r Rsla and aiain ,,,,.
Pa checked npsd Su;nmes sSa Sf Tissues
pi.Si B.rases Chalie De LANES a, aua
rGa,I r,,b Ersnch and American PIinS A., Muslins
G5sYams Gnsnam lawns and ,,aa o5sn ,spse stock
ssk al. color.
sstS'F s.cS File. MItts, Aiexanders Hid ''0'''
md s,:ss, and c.o,,emen's Cotton, Thread and '''A
iro Is,. cambric iIandkez chiefs and heu'"e'
Ss1s SsInsooS, SS,Ss, swiss is and sIu Musiss sso
jscone,s, p AID stri. s ed ,aa,s ana enSeA'o
i,,.h ,o,ns and Bird Eye DRpeIe
Linen Sh.e,ings and pillow case case ILlSins Lli
Ii"sH Huckabaek DSs,ss Tsh,s ana nsnsss ms
p:gs.:,'fI' Dss:s, Iaea asa Iss Issfs psSi i's
spnns shaws and Man,.s, LAM; s,,!,ons Ssw s's''
Gfs 5 md is. saS f sas5sr foos Comb.
Grass Cloth I'd ssdSiCIas MC1,.t sA""
I Ties and LSss Gp!s
No l4l. Eagle Square.
March 3,ssS y, coMMTssIoN BTslsN.6GSSss, s.GSs AMI
NON ,SSe SALE OF T3BAC;Goe, cWsNNEERhiIY
~" ouNTRY . day oge'Hss s
TH, sHe nurroso Of doing Gen0Ls 3 s,ya Of
c :rsI :roIiSsos N g. ssS PGeH and sae
.n.r;ence Of Mr. Johnson as lnspectot, any Sommt mr.
nom long and his experience in the Commh
@ Tue asr 0Isvs' us w their parOi
able 10 slyi our Ses, please lh hsn sIhorse
81 cce Building shCTfTe fos TiSSLEY JOHNSON
,n.c,or Al Seabrooss' Warehouse
h1' yM r. PUGH, o,
Iae Of Gainesville, MeckenhurE CTu.i1 Ms.tin
robert o,eSy A. .o~ay' os@y'
Col William To%nes C. f!Iy Wam Owen ESQ, B!ack Wa
ESQ., @ayo Josiah paSGs fsr9s Esq sroosy
- Wi;am Rson Piisyivania ,,~,;r, his thanks to
oc The al Extended him
trends iot Wrca, and to ne nsT v for
Of Johnson Push, upon whose c,T TO heir
hith(u discharge OF oil business TNSLEY JOHNSON
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GUANO AND IMPhoyED MANo
4 c0ICAL COLLEGE e OF v1KGiNA
MhD hspp6ISTMENT OF PROFESSORS. ~

.o" Of tho Board Visitors, held al he CossS @ ssSoped m
", rrh 1854 following resoluuoh Was IN
Re.oHs H That The day o AM .
NIL the Cha, " s ana Medical Jurisprudence; ana tha.
,ofa sse % Bos @as
and rb That ali applications and nom
ence to the proposed aPPo'hSA THEO. P. MAYO. NJ D.,
Of Visilofs core,ary of Board, Richmond, Va
s Alsyandria Gazet,e and Sentine
ASoea
@ aII psas. copy weekly until o.
ssnoSIs The Secretary Of Board al Rehnoau
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MARBLE fARD.

,ous ROGERS s Main, RihHs%SesN Hs%eNUaENTs
in Esns ssn and AAIsTeh Asfsh PiECEs Of every de'srp
nov VAL Plates, FRONTS &C.; &c. o..,est mcnnor
ANY Carving wh city reference promptly
-, h,s ,nnrenticeship IN one ol s. .us e n, no
a IN hss b Shop
business aaers himself that all WORK south Oct 5-ely
n,so as any done North w mn q
-0TANO AND NDIMPROyED MANoHN'
WAN SALE. ,,,o .,ock of Peru.
,1 GSano De bmgs Sup Phos M Line ,snd prSmpty
Phos Line Chappes The Sup Phos Lime FOL
all orders. They atncula'y io1'"
ha growth OF tobacco. paRKSDALE READ.
,i,,cb 20-c2M =
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iHh CUTTING AND BRECKENRIDGE DIFe,c,,1
a., No. I.
NIX. CUTTING TO MR. RPEcnrNr1nnr

. Mr.. CUTTING TO MI ya. L. pRrcgryr,Dcr
H., -, WAsHTSGToN March % 1874
bate in he n la the course of The de-
cd to be l1 ''s morning. In reply what coz ster
se,,ot 49, criticism npoa your argument Won ,s
e,.eu a Wha' had said false now cal ro, Uu u.s. -,
one sso.m, , OF to make The explanation due
@ @ sen'enan 10 another. This vii! be hand.t " vm % s
~, n.enu, ar Mauficc VINO authorised To rscsS ,ou 3 ~
servant. ~ ''r''nuIy' ny ynur ooedlept
lsndo'sedl Correct, T. T. HAwxrss. d. 0o1tlNe.
MR.. BREcKgxRlDGE" =" TO MR CUTTING
| S, v WAsHiSGroN CRY, March o7 is,.
'emes Maurce, s This moment received Th o 'ne lion
@ mme" you except. having been founded on one ~
appiied oy you 10 me- which considered mn o'sonany
Snspe cannot be Withdrawn while the caus. Of +, umG o.
respectfully your obodient servant. u - 'e"'a'ns'
lion Hon F. B. CvTrlso. Washington Civ. Af'.'i'1O6E'
lhao0'sedJ Correct, I. 7. HAwElss.
Mr.. CUTTING TO SSi ME. ;'' anEcKrxRIpee
Hon ! E, gvv "AsHiNGToN March 25 1854
.i, 10 fne' was handed me M too Ls a, hon., .,
uult ehen OF reply The expression r. pbi a "ou! 10
was dpPcd oy NE ia the Course of wb,t cnn.i;t
u e.''imutc criticism upon part Of vou, ] o,nm, W "
was not Intended TO be personal in M bu. sunent, aod
OPINION when considered in connet,i ;,h noi ~ NV
ooss IL Justly admit OF that construction wan ' 'en'aAS'
l, therefore, haze 10 reltera the duuano .I,o,a,
very respectfully, your obedient servant, "'NN'
rEode,sed, cor,.,, ~ r. F. B. CUTTING
MS letter was shown by MIR. Maurice 10 Cal n.,
VINO declined 10 receive It, -'"A'n''
nH DHh|hEMRlDGE TO Mr.. CUTTING
H. WAsHINoroN Cry March ~ Iasa
non =. Is. CrTTrNo-Sif: Having received vnur no,o
ls l. hsn. al very late hour had no tmo 10 consuIr
nena 10 "hon would refer the Hon. Mr. Moprcn - ",,
race the alternative offered your note ond ,,. w n '
srms OF our meeog unI this morning NY friend (:oI
As "n present this hoe and for me n the m, ttsr
nave 'ue aohof 70 remain, your Obeiient servant
rr.,,, JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE
lEudoTsedl Correct, T. T. HAwxss
49, NO. v.
NIX CUTTING To MR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
H., n HAsHiSoTcM March 90 1854
fA'N. - u BREoKENRrDoE Sir: have tho honor IN ~,
1o%ieose The receipt of your of this nornIn, !,
men you refer me TO your friend Col Hawkins .Ia -,
nee 'he Terms OF our meeting" My friend Col Mon,oe
@ nave CHOSEN for that purpose will confer with Col
l have the honor To remain.
Your obedient seryan,
+ z ,d,,eo,, c. f. B. CUTTING
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>, - SAEEs THAT ARE SAFES.

-,Du y, SAFES THAT ARE SAFES
II I'LL @HAShNS Pennsylvania avenue between 81 and u
80 washington, e.. agent for Edwa rds Fernad A. ~
su", s'ee Lined Chess and Fire Proof Safes ' oanA
,x,, GREAT FIRE AT PROVIDENCE
81 aE! Iaher evidence is necessary TO es,abJish rho
los, point: e ''' "'us' remove all doubts on
Gvs-,rup.. T. ,e,-,~ - PROVIDENCE. Nov. g. 1853
e sa thai was IN The second story of my Brick Sor. E
westminster street on the night October when mi b
enfey destroyed by fire. your ma ke E ma
use aoou hecn months cost less than s0O bur nrovs of
s ci hours ESQ no, melt the name pIatc e, on
.s me s.ls was agreeaby surprised find ali The books
ler anl oanE bills unijured have the same booI now
as sS %s 20 q YOUR make this
ll'e ms dy received the furnished mo ,o
te one that was burnt. have full confidence in b te
as an sGilre protection against fire. GEO ~ ,as Dc
n=sfs Et~rrds, Holman d Co Of Boston " o"-,hu
~ M eahS vaults Steel Chests Iron Doors and Sbu,
' aiu all Klios OF Iron Work, be Shu
z; and on the reasonable terms M thG PEST man-
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y, " '"''e9 "a' 'eur Territories 6.9l3GJ7
mere has also been granted 10 The S,,tes named 6o
" government public niings corpora lions p,yae claims
'ai'nes, swamp lands, &c, as follows: ~'''''''
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NWHc NSvWJHcS BANK, RICHMOND, Va
DEposTEs OF pans certificates issued SSe dol
~ ulacturefs h 1oaing rates viz on oil sums o. " ~ m,
bearing interest at INC IN deposit months or more o @
upwards sI Aud remaining
Of per centan l nnnhs at the Of per cenu P "
pos less time than X WOKTiAM, President
PATRICK II. BUTLEK, Sc0Ie'a.y'
cIIAS PARKE WORD, Treasurer.
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AmouH! granted up 10 September so. 1853 -
Amount suld up tu same date In
Amount Of grants over the sale, II
add grants for military services 2
Amount
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correspondemcc OF the Ehp"ire'

Congress is farOra5s to ChurcArens i"a" y con,u,r
s,. ,nd n, Gndsd.n Treaty Diplomatic and C0nsua'
pacancies. ~ ,,,-oS apR,L 7th 1854.
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ADVERTISEMENT


II fact that has been observed, not only by
IN, profession but by AL lAe Mt persons aa tue
usual NEEDLES Of Fever aud Agae pre-erbed by phyhcsl. or
odd M the shops either quite Inefficient decidedly n
nm. Th been frequently lAmened by physicians Of great
euinepce IL there desifeTaum discover
remedy thai would Be edecus and yet ssf- AMER many
ysa,. of rsf-nt pertinent and rese,ch Pr rD.ceu
IL. inventor Of DEsHtERs Anti Periodic Pills feels confident
ks he has compounded pill hich ost marked and
nrrrp eject upon his disease And no,wi'hs-tiuz that
vepders patent edcins have pursued SUCH grse IL tie
papers and elsewhere a. 70 render tho> who embark - iae
rrsstiou sale Of really valuable medicine liable % tie
rutaton ofimposure and 20 the derson Of the public be
Ln 70 upon the undertaking lie believes
ri he Ia. made important discovery which vii dia.h
~, scnA sum 81 human suffering and will Be Al imm-nse
economy 10 the laborz cssses vel 70 those heavy mao
Embellishments that employ large numbers Of hands
A. M. .sme be l. free .d th.t h hopes from MS
ENTERPRISE honorable Tecnuary rseonpeus@ = can D. &c
onS by .curulou. attention those honorable mssis
which govern the mercantile community DEssLsss Ps
sv he PROCURED Of Il RING Of Broadway and Johnst
snd Of C. HrrcHNCs, No i32 IVES, Broadway; 2 G. Wells
Co No 81 elk also Of most r-specshe Drlsrsis n
- c,v and ofC D DEsHLEs New Brunsvick " }.
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DEDICATION OF SwEDEyBoRGIAs CHURCH AT
PAwIUoKET X. IA correspondent infor us tn
the SaedenborgiaDs Of Pewtucket, r. l., having
erected an elegant little church. dedicated the same
on II ursday last. The attendance Of New Church
men was very large, many of them having come
from great distance to participate in the cereno
nice. The Rev Mr.. Rodman of the Bridgewater
Church ofciated, and the services of conservation
were peculiarly solemn and appropriate After the
religious service, the friends Of the church were
conducted 10 the Town Hall, where they partook Of
collation. aud exchanged friendly greetings.
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SINGULAR DISAPPEARANCE MIR. Frank Adams
young well and iavoraby known in this vicinity,
left this city some four weeks since, for NewYork,
with 81 200 in money He designed to purchase n
stock of goods, as he was about starting new cloth
ing store in the WetiDg Block, he having fitted up
store in the most superb style. He left this city on
Monday and intended to return following Satur
day. Since that time be has not been heard of by
bis friends in this city few days since his brother
James Adams, went to New-York to see what had
become Of bin. He went 10 the National Hotel,
Courtlandt-st New-York, where his brother stopped,
and found bis baggage, but could get no tiings of
the whereabouts Of his brother. He searched for
several days, and had large police force of New
York upon the lookout The general impression Is
that be has been murdered and disposed of i'll some
manner or other MIR. Adams was formerly partner III
the clothing store of Mr.. Yates and was beloved and
este eined by all who knew him. We sincerely hope
that the suspicion Of foul play VIII yet prove un-
founded. lSyracuse JOurnaI
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IAdyertisement.

PHRESoLoGY teaches the true system of Edu-
cation To educate anything mu" first know is nature
By snyns all the mental faculties The science Of Phrsno
osy how develop and discipline each separately aad
ali collectively into perfect beings heTedary iaa
will allow Indeed 10 PhrenoloEy mainly the SOrd ia
debied for its modern educational impiosemans aud most OF
its leaders in this cepaTfns PhrenOiogists
PHsINoLGY tesohs parents Tor what occupation In life their
Children adapted and in which they snd eau not b.
,u,c.ssfu and bapy-a point Of me practical import
sncs tbs. they may be educated accordingly How many -
,ro,p. ou peo.n,s hf- fut snt OF
In. knowieoge, The Hon Thomas Rusk United States
Senst'r, Observes:
WIEN = man properly understands himself mentally and
phy scay bis ROAD IL smooth anf s1cley has
sircpg .uarautee for hi. good conduct and ueinn-ss'
II sso teaches parents the eharscerscs OF children,
suo thereby how them poy; t. What motives
or cue. spres and what to avoid what desires 10 re-
strain and what to call into action. etc.
Examinations daily. by Prof FOWLER No. 3o8 Broidway
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alton OF the lung in my experiment, my object being
a. 10 the tfec; on the sword.
By Mr. whi,ing-The respiration Of such m n "a
Col Lorng would have greater effec; in LAGER ,tng
the lung ne il would expand them
BY request Of Mr.. Whiting, the statement Of D..
Grsham before the Coroners Jury was pat 10 evil
dence. !. Is AZ follows
Robert Graham beng duly examined before the
uboer-ered, according 10 law Cd the annexed charge
AID beng informed that he was a, liberty to answer
not OH or any questions put TO him, states as fol-
lows, w:
O. What, IL your name7 a. Robert NJ. Graham.
Q. How Old are you' 4. Thirty eight yesrs old.
q Where were you bornl A. Nelson Coanty, Ken
tucky.
Q. Where do you live A. AT New Orleans,
State Of Louisiana
q. Whit is your occupation 4. am practising
pbyscian have at the same time connection with
drug store.
q. Have you any hing to say, and If so what, re-
lative TO the charge here preferred against you A
am aware that a statement made by no, be
used as evidence in my favor. The circumstances
which would wish explain could have easily been
proved b! The facts which might hsve been ehciied
upon cross examination OF the witnesses against mo-
A. the Coroner refused 10 permit Inc my counsel
TO to the witnesses or 70 say one word
in MY defense on the examination Of the case before
before the Jury respectfully decline TO make any
statement Of the particulars Of the case, but do
most sulemnls declare that whatever did at the IN
fortunate and melancholy occurrence which has placed
me before YOU did IN selfd.fen against a most
sudden violent and unexpected personal ATTACK upon
NE by the deceased. H. NJ GRAHAM.
The DisriotAttorney said testimony has been given
ss 10 the size of the person of Col Loring He was
deIous Of calling witness to show his actual size,
being the tailor " hO measured him for q coat
Some objection made, and the Court considered
that the District Attorney might have shown the fact
on the nation, aud It was hardly necessary
TO 90 into IT,
The Disiric'-Attorney said he did not care much
about it and the testimony waived.
The testimony was then declared to be closed on
both sioes. II being about O'Clock, Mr.. OCouor
moved that the Court adjourn, which acceded
Tie jury vas Dismissed and the Court then adjourned
TO Monday at 10 clock, when Mr.. o Conor will SUN
up for defense and the Discretionary for the prose-
cufiou
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MARRIED..

oG.RDUs-MYERs-At Rhinebees n. Y, October ?, by
the Rev Peter syker, EDWARD [. scgardus Of Msrysye
Calf, mia, 10 hannah Myers OF Rhinebeet
BVRrON-MERlAM- Randolph. Portage County. o..
Otober B. ~ TIE Rev J. MerTism ihe boa : d. Burton
D. Euclid village Cn5astea county 70 Miss Antoinsi'e
NerisD daughter of tie on 'sttng clergyman
FIELDER-WHlrE-On Thursday ;yeni9E October ,. BY
ths Rev M sing Mr.. Jos pa Fielder to Miss Masarst A.
Vhife al Of this City
LAISG-TON HsEED--At Milton. UlsteT County, on Tues
.y morning Ocf.bei by the Rev / Leibenal Nj Joel
y Ispg ot Rsh.Av y j. Miss Amelia H., daughter Of
Nr I-cob T0~n.-ud OF the former p ace.
>INCLAIR-POTrE8-I New Lispon, Ohio, October :.
NJ Geor@ snc-ir the firm Of huss@y slncsf OF Cev-
iars "a sr. owe Poftsr. daughter Of Dr. Potter
PAYNE-PICkLFY-At Chr-so III October ;, Mr. John
ps,rs Of Aurora III Mrs Hannah Pickley OF New forS
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DIED.

BANKs-At Glenvle Conn the sth inst after 'h 'F
hs James ssP,' ami, ,Is ar, sq 1espe Ss,ed to attend
without further notice Cars leave Cana ST. al l.
BLoDGET-on sunday eth inst, after lingering ilness
Jcesihsn BOD; e. aged 70 yeAi.; o ro, hs ,o.l.c.
Of II Fos ler No IS Cso,by 81.
CHAMPLrN-At Eaton Rapids Mich, Mrs Elizabeth
widow job Chsmpin, formerly o. Fafnersse, 'starau
~. County y in tbe7 5. year Of her sse -,
E%@e NJ y oS.o.., ,A Mr. 4, christopher
tREEMAN-on saturday morning. september D. 81 ms
sfs. ss TR doss.sd r o
r.tret torn, Ill resident at eemaus landing Va Tie
G6SAR-o, the IN October the essh year Of Lor
Sophia GoulsT Lafive OF - Domiuso ,,..,., W.,
ier fI.euds and those ~ her grandson Nhan'e a wa
dr a.. rsuectipy Invited attend her tan RAJ from her
t i,aencs No 81 Thompson M0sdAy afternoon at
If0TrriSFR~0n Saturday IN Inst Asns' Edsy, second
daughter Of william srd iare timer
Fend. family and these q her ulees Frer- and Col
,h. Eoey and Alfred Large ae respectfully invited 70 AZ nd
without ahs 70, 3n 1is s'd s. Gs,
M0INT-At Ts,rytown we.'ehes'sr County saturday,
ocTcber 7 ~ Isaac Ne~ton Seymour Mount, only
.o ~ Chare. snd Eyirs Mount aud grandson Of Isaac
PlEs-On sundsy rnorning Oc'ober g. Charles w Of
John b. ard Ann M,ra Pes in the ith year OF his sfe
81. sIaves aud friends the family respectfully In
via q stfeua bis fuLeri the residence Of his parents
No 81 D. sn.,y q northwest c.Taer OF Llerdsest on Mon
''fIGGlSs-0n Sunday October = Mary Augusta edes
6aa.bter Of Cornelius aud Clara Higgins AGED years II
liz trend. apd relatives also the member. Of Continental
n y 1 \
fel from the resd-uce OF her parents No 1873 West VIII
4 on Monday October O. st O'CLOCK Her remains wi" be
taken or euvoOd.
ROGF Rs-At Albany, Charlotte wife Of Warren ROGERS
Of New York sni daughter OF Robert b'Ee OF the former
plere ..,. -,
shREVE-At M Union stark Comfy Ohio, September g.
John shreve lie q the few fenan az pat
30. Of me army c. the Revolution friend OF freedom
.tror g the principles OF hhey FOR which he hii
fought luacr Wasin ro and violently Dssd - the inn
ton II saye'y IN on H. st vote Tor PF-sdeat " -
cas- for John M shTeve had numerous and intsl
.ent ,amy Of children o. them o'tnscsed Is men Of
aud sk iu their prof ssons am * tlea! We may
notice sepb Shreve physician, Who dec at MI mon,
stsrk Comfy Ohio Fe6nary 1875. Or Solomon Shr-y-
VIII died Damascu-, OHIO June 1889 alec Dr. Thomas C.
Sb. ~ stiil living A. Nssslon OHIO -
TRIGLARIo this City of intermittent fever on me TIA
mss il he hore II blessed immortality Capt John Irsar
DO the 7gih yesr o. ~ ss- 80.
NE relatives end fsnds Of he family and those o. ne
bhe in law John living also the Veteran Corps ~ lsZ
and the Butcher. Benevolent society respectfully inutei
n aud hs mis- Monday aeruoon AZ o'clock from
The Rose Hill ". L Church Nth SO near 5d'Av
WEEKLY REPoET o. DEATHS n TIVE CITY AsD COUNTY o'
NV YoRE. fron serfsrl1ey 5" % oetobe, = le,l 49,.
H.. II %.
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sr-pRFME cOrRT-Ab.ny coanty clrsal.-Bsfare H.s.

SUPREME COURT-Absny County Crcuo-Before Has
prs Irsfice. arc e JTy-Ocr 5 sni :, 1854
The F,ehspx. Sank Hsrtfod George Nont.sfh and
Others Ireo-. OF The Albany ani Cara Line Of Tow
Boats 800
This was az action on three bills OF exchange one
go And tx for - 20 each drawn and 10 loTsed b. Jog
Joueafh ssn. Of the shove fue, 10 the following orm
Dawn bv JOY Monteath. AGENTS A5sny sod Canal Lins
Of Tow Boats payable ihet order adj -sssd to .ad
.sf-S bv f-rd Hovf Ag-ntr Of the line indecsed
si.o ~ 10y & Moui.sih. Agents =. q,
The hss been tired three times before oy sd
jury .ro a, ~ s trial plaintiffs nonuited ~ ne
Court or the form OF The -.s The Wa. earned 70 me
Cont the m berch ald they declared that the o,
was good sd uuohiecuonsbe u hs,rg shown 20 b. n he
rsus torn II the ssnafue the ne who had authorized
:ns agents 20 draw and ,to-sr Bill for ne beneht ei ne me
ahouzh the supplied the drafts YET hs
Inlfs ant united them m good iAia oi ti VAlI
without notice Of he fraud the plaintiffs were entitled 90 re-
The lanut. proved hat they discounted tue BUS
lie usua naaHsf a. Hasor4 Conn a.d sase dEit ~ a1
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lot II Re- ID Of Albany and Fellows Of Hartford
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attendants
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BROOK YN ITEMS.

TIE WIcKBAx MuRDER-The Dstric.-Attorney
of Suffolk County having declined to act as prose.
cutting officer in the of Beehehsn, the murderer,
on account Of relationship to the murdered persons,
the Attorney General of the State has deputed AeI-
ander Hidden, Esq, formerly Of Hampstead, to get
in that capacity
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DTscEsT UPON LAGER BEER CELLARs.-Ca2t.
Halpin of the First Ward Police with posse Of his
men, on Saturday nigh, made descent upon several
beer cellars in bis district and arrested their keepers
a charge Of keeping disorderly houses and selling
liquor without license. Their names are Dudley
ClenDons, Francis Hass, Johs Gsligan. Jeremiah
Merritt, Jacob Bone and james Erbert-sll Of whom,
together with fifteen females OF doubtful character,
were locked up in the Station House for the night,
preparatory to being taken before the Police Mays
irate for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-09

The LATE FRAUD UFoS The CHEMICAL BANK
Officer Reed Of the Chiefs Office, who some time
since was dispatched in quest Of one kisssne, no.
torous character who is suspected Of having been
concerned in the lac heavy fraud upon the Chemi'
cal Bank, succeeded in capturing him in the West,
and on his way to this City with the prisoner,
when the latter while on train Of Erie Railroad
cars which at The time was going at the rate OF 80
miles hour, gave bis eaptor the slip, jumped out
a window Of one Of the and though the train
Immediately stopped and the officer aud an assist
ant went in search Of him and continued the search
for several days. made good his escape. The officer
returned to the City Saturday.