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CONVICTION RAILROAD AND JAMES
-.. RIVER CANAL.

Let itnever be forgotten that the extension
of the Central Railroad to the Ohio is the
only improvement which can be relied upon
for demonstrating the necessity of an extern
sion of the water line to the Ohio river. an
Improvement which would make Virginia the
Empire State, and Richmond the New York
of the South. Even as feeder to the Canal.
it would pour upon that Improvement an
amount of tonnage such as no other line OF
transportation from the West could command
The Covington Railroad must be the preatess
Of all auxiliaries to the James River Canal
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Z SATURDAY

SATURDAY.
COLUMBIAN HUTEL--Dr " w .Anderson. Dr.
Msckienburs; J N Andersen, ClartsyiI e; J Bal
lew. 0oochIsnd; Cottrsll Chesterfield; 8 Bruc.
and family. Va; z Scott Powhatan; W shin, Pow.
hataD; N Scrusga st Louis
EXCHANGE HOTEL-G 8orxaa Delaware.
M Graves. Louis; P wood:. Chsrlottessille: 4
oven r Jones, Z Hall and LAZY: G: Mrs Par
eJ s Ms r lad, and children Ct. Jonss Va
v Speed. Lynehhurr; , sbe.rer Appomstto.; y
NJ. ssyf . wy'sSs. .I s,.s,n
s Mass'pg Day M & T CAT Taa
Wsynesboro;J Hunter. Caroline; Skinner. N c.
AMERICAN HOTEL--C Hssse. Buckinghsm;
w r Amber, Louise; Peek. We; Saunders,
Mos.s % Ea.:cs
smith. Va; j McOaniels, Lynehburs; @ @ School.
field. Columbia; Friend J G Daniels Brown,
W q Harrison, Coleman, New YORK; c B janis,
Philadelphia
UNITED STATES HoTEL-CJ HARRIS, Barry.
liza: r Horton, Va; w Mann. Gordonsvile;
Coleman. Staunton; Faller. Amelia; w Swoop,
Re id. stauuton; r Norris. 3 Mclaughlin. Pntnam:
Dorsett and lady, Portsmouth,: Miss Boswell NJ
Smith and daushter, Lunenburg: Termination. N
G; Cauthorn, King and Queen; b A Chandler, New
Kent; 7 Taylor. w Hoppe. San Frsnci'co
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
'G 81 i'' & '''s q
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND. July22
Arrived.
Schr. Corvo, Cabell, Boston, ice. Wardwell & Bad
ger.
schr. John Bell, Ham, Maine, lime, to Charles w.
Snow.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mFzs.
and passengers.
Schr. Falmouth, Warren, Baltimore, mdzs to w.
d. Colquitt Co. ,
schr. Ocean Wave, Davis, Baltimore, mdze. Win.
D. Colquitt & Co.
MEMORANDA.
NEW York, July 22-Arived schrs Golden Rule
Malcolm. and Nebraska, Brunneli, Richmond
BALTIMORE, July 2l-Cleared, schr Edwin, -,
for Richmond
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NOTIcE.-An adjourned meeting of the
ockholders of the Tuckshoe and James River Rail
road Company will take place at the Office Of Dun.
lop, Moncure Co.. ON MONDAY next, the 24th in.
rtant at 10 O'Clock A. M.
jy 20-4t g. w. ROYSTER Sec,y
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ALEXANDRIA AND ORANGE ROAD.
The outcry of trade being drawn off from
the Central by the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad has been thoroughly silenced by
the fact that the Orange and Alexandria Rail.
road, now completed to Gordonsville, instead
of drawing trade from, draws it to Richmond.
1t has in fact proved feeder 10 tie Central
Railroad, and a coatytbutor to R;cbmond
trade. The statement published by us a few
days ago from Mr.. Gooeh, depot agent. Is.
tablishes this fact. How could it be other.
wise
If Richmond offers as good a market as
Alexandria, and who pretends to deny that
what reason can there be for incurrinp the
expense and delay of removing freight from
one set of ears to another at Gordonsv;,,a
and with the disadvantage of more ditt;cult
grades and longer distance, going to Alex.
andria ? The idea is preposterous.
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Mr.. Oakley Hall. the assistan. of the late d;..
nanimity that does hun great credit, Offered :.
charge the duties of the Office until the tern,;.
toa OF the present year (rst Of Jauuary nsr1
30 give the entire avais to the widow of ~ ~.
principal. The Office however, being now nnds.
the control OF the Governor he has rendered = s,
l.. B. Shepherd, Esq, . young but prominen, = !. y
yer and politician u the Democratic family.
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no CONeUMERe on TTIFL-I 81

ITO CONSUMERS OF FUEL shall
= advance the price 81 COKE % the fse Of Sept.
next TO e cents per bnshe for luMs asa IS esss loI
faei teeonsmy and comfort eensileredl that can be
procured in the meantime osaen viii ~ Nlsd for
dehsery " July and August q 10 ana 20 CENTS TO
snoso who wish 70 anticipate the slSe. a
Tsrms fn AL csses cssh delivery. q en- demand,
except tor large anantltlee under secial contract.
JOHN J. WEnTH. Aseel
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DO NOT DELAY.

All the railroads of Virginia in which other
cities are interested, are being pushed on
with the greatest energy. Delay is but an
other word for defeat and disappointment
1t is especially dangerous in this enterprise.
The Central Road should be pressed to Gov
ington before the nert meeting Of the legislo-
ture, and, with the amount of State work &C.
complished West of that point, the legisla-
ture cannot abandon the little that is left
But, should there be delay should but little
progress be accomplished, by the next meet.
ing of the legislature, there is much reason
to fear that an attempt will be made to stop
the Improvement altogether, and thus to Cut
off Richmond entirely from all connection
with the great West.
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GOLD IN OHIo.-It Is claimed that gold ha. hoo,
discovered 10 Richland county, Ohio. The ousn,;
ties taken out Hre small, but two persons esfhersJ
near Belleville S5 in one day The ore i n;xs
with hne black sand from which il is sepsr ated =.
rocking IN cradles az 10 California Much excite.
digeings," there being about one hundred ,, .as
engaged in digging the shining particles Viii.
others are constantly prospecting the hills ana
streams. SUSIE and
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CEILING OFF AT COST ONE WEEK

~ LONGER.-Havng Jet very large stock
hand. will continue TO sell of one we K longer
Ny assortment Of DRY and FANCY GOODS u com.
plete, and great many articles will be offered mneh
cheaper than they usually sell for-vz, Ladies' Kid
Gloves, black. zoc. and white ones superior art-
Gle, size. peir; Brown Linen Table Covers SHE .
piece; isconet Inserting Sc per yard Needles &C..
the best article for &c. paper; China Buttons IL dcz
for &c.; Chiidrens long Combs Sc. pair and large
assortment Of hae Fans at extremely low prices
Give me . call before purchasing elssw here--you
may expect to get bargains at
VALENTINE COHEN,S Store,
~ 7f-6tF Corner 5th and Rrcsd sss.
NOTICE.-Having qualified as Curator
~ uoon the estate of the late CHssr fARnAR,
hereby notify his customeu aod the public gene
rally that the COAL business will be tppe5 the
same place and npon the same acsommodelies tsrus
~ heretofore Lamp and Areyage Coal viii be deiiy.
cred the shortest notice. and those lay
Ing in their supply during the Summer months viii
not be called upon for payment until Let Of January
NEXT 5lE
L hereby appoint Mr.. C. B. LiPsCoAB INV Agen.
for sales OF Coal add the colection Of sl dehts due
70 the estate Of my decd husband and far al Gales
made BY him, whose acts shall BE- bicdipe anon ms.
s @. ~. RAARAA-
= N24--4lm
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EpIroKs DIsrATcA-- ride your Edseo,sa,. ~ %.
,,.,siJ 1''e aTAx.PAYER'
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FAILURE TO GET UP ANEPIDEMIc-rLfeHT
OF DIsTrNGrrIsHED PHYs1CfAN

FAILURE TO GIT UP AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF A DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIAN
The alarming announcements OF some Of
the Richmond papers. concerning the health
of this devoted city, attracted the attention
of a number of eminent men who had stu
died well the ills that flesh is heir to, and had
labored long in the compromising OF nos
trums and sovereign remedies, in the hope of
either relieving the world of its diseases Or
its money. Among these was the distinguish
ed DocToR BRowN--we mean "Doctor DO
sEPH +. BRosvN, tic great cholera ghysieian. =
It is well to be particular, and be sure we de-
signate the genuine Brown, for the name is
very extensive, and embraces great many
kinds and qualities of Brown, including even
w. J. Brown, of infamous Congressional
memory, and many others who have been
"done brown and should not be confound-
ed with our DIR. Brown.
Doctor JOSEPH F. BRowN arrived in Man.
chester few days since, and intended, by
terrifying himself there, to attack the mon
ster, which had assaiIed our city. He forth
with put up his flaming hand bills, proclaim
ing thus to the world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16
Court OF General Sessions.
poScro uoo TuaOo Reabe.

ssr1 IS -BurqIdry John McPatent indicted with
joan Munroe for burglary in the rst degree for break
nY into the dwelling house Of Sr Lord 90 Irving place,
night OF The 10Th Of August ast and endeavorug
to steal divers articles from thence. There existed
STRONG suspicion against the prisoners but the evidence
was sufficient TO convict them, and the jury accord
,ngly found verdict Of not guilty His Honor before
ssyou are thevcs and burglars both Of yuu ! think
that tho hcath OF tho city and your would be very
much improved II you wouh osugyAte Now, co.
Posing Counterfeit Money -flza Flynn was iAlictcd
for forgery in the second degree for having In her
session, the 2oth Of March Last counterfeit bill Of
the Crsn Bank r. L. with latent 20 utter the same
knowing 10 be forged. Tho principal witness against
the prisoner was an accomplice yerdict-Guilty Son.
terce reserved.
Sen,eactd Peter Kemp indicted for an assault with
intent to ravsh little girl, pleaded guilty to simple
assault and tho Plea bcsng accepted BY the Court ne
was sentenced to the pcntsntiaxy for SIX months rat
rick Manly VIVA indicted for robbery tbs first degree
plea Of assault and battery was received sentenced TO
the peniteptary for six months Joseph baros, con,
ycted Of granc larceny In stealing wheat from vesse
Of which he master was tcnt 70 the state prison Tor
.yo years Robert Durkee pleaded guilty to having
supc shot his possession and sentenced 10 the
state prison year Denis xcCauley pleaded guilty
10 bnrsry In the fourth degree; sent to the state
prison for three years. Thomas Delaney guilty Of petty
larceny was sent tho city prison tor nree months
Margaret smpson ind cted for passing coerfct notes.
pleaded guilty TO forgery In the fourth degree, and Was
van pleaded guilt TO the same offence but from the
mitigating circumstances that appeared In her she
only sentt need TO tho pcutentary for ak months
George Cline German convicted OF forgery, was
tepced 70 tie State prison for two yva-~,
The Court then Adlourred-
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Iy the steamer Niagara We have received Halifax pa
peIs to the 18th inst
Tho Halifax Recorder contains long editorial article
on the subject Of free trade and the sheres In which
terms The Recorder says
Tho Treaty is in fact protective measure, but OF
the very worst kind; for by II shall protect tho
Yankee fishermen and shipbuilders, whilst ruin
But are told that when this treaty gocs into
operation, fishermen viii be enabled to underselI
ultimately drive them off our fishing grounds How?
The "voyngc round Win be lust long for fshor-
man "a for his antagonist. We quite aware that
countrymen possess, In greater degree than their
publican neghbors, the talent and tho temperament
which lad to success but IL strikes that woud be
our fishermen could, under this treaty. compete sue
ccssfuy with their opponents Of the Eastern States
backed up the latter have long beeu and long
lik. ly TO be, by heavy bounties.
FlouR WKi0HIse-The quarterly reports Of the weigh
Of -four, &c, we're submitted to the Council We'd
barrels Of this quantity there dcdcicncy Of I0a6
pounds some egh barrels. several were light forty
and sixty rounds.--isoltdr svn.
Accounts from g. Johns, N. f. to the 9th inst have
been received a. Halifax. There serious destruc
tion Of ship- boats yconnected with the sh
About Q 4. NJ, the gale commenced tho wind south
east which shortly afterwards veered to the north east
fifty four boats at Pouch Cove, eighteen at Tat Rock,
at Torbay and in Bscan Cove all except two,
together with anchors srappels and other goar belong
ing to tho either destroyed carried away by
the sea several stages wero alio carried away.
The Fogo correspondent Of st. Johns paper, under
date Of Aueuste0 says nearly all the Labrador vessels
bod returned very we'll ashed There had been but little
sh caught there. The weather had been very ch
able during the past fortnight The potatoe blight had
made M but as yet not 30 general as In for
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jersey CITY Intelligence.

TnR NEWARK Bicf --GDv Price of New Jersey has
offered reward OF 5000 for such information as may
lead to the Apprehension and conviction Of the murderer
Of Thos. MCarty, who was killed in the recent riot
between the Irish Protesants and Catholics at Newark
he hns also offered reward of $780, for such nforna
ton may lead to the apprehension and conviction
interior Of the catholic church on that occasion.
FREE EPuscorAI CHURuL-Rcv Stephen Dougias,. from
Cyville Y, has becn called to the pasrah a az thu
Free Episcopal Church Of Jersey City Ho win oreach ai
bio place s obtained fer worship. p SABBATH schoo
connected with this church is 70 os or ane on Sunday
afternoon.
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BuRoL4R AnRI-rEp.--Lsto on Thursday night, man
ramed 1hos Rooney arrested by officer Bradley,
charge Of breaking open the shop Of Mr. j. Tuttie In
In North Second street and stealing thecfrom gun,
which WAS found In his possession Yesterday accused
FxcuEsloy.-Thc Sunday School attached to the
Univeralist Church Of Williamsburg mako an excursion
10 st. Eoan's wcI Flushing, TO- day.
DrspSSsARY.-Number Of patients treated during thu
month Of August, 45o-yiz makes ITO, females 2sO
iseasesIn uries So; minor surgery, 81; nervous 81
skin 3s abdomen. 1eo; rheumatism, eye and ear f5
heart lungs and throat 40; fevers, 49, urnera 4-tots
$50. Nativty-Cnited states. lac; Ireland 2sl; Eng
land, l5 &C, many, 10; Scotland, l; France, l.
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The American Board of Missions.

HARTFORD Sept. 10, 1854.
Yesterday afternoon the Board Of Missions re elected
ocers Of the preceding year, with the exception of
(he treasurer, who had previously declined. James r.
Gordon, Of Boston, was chosen in his stead
The lords Supper administered in both the Centre
IND Pearl street churches.
In the evening the subject Of the, Choctaw Mission
gain up and another exciting discussion was Ia
Which continued until between eleven nd twelve O'Clock
the Board adopted ths report and resolutions Of
hscommttee that subject endorsing the principles
Mr. Treats letter Of lsls and refusing to continue
|he connection with the Choctaw schools under the
law which forbds the nstructiog Of slaves
Iave children and excludes ahotionists, aud those
preading fanatical sentiments from the Choctaw ma
hon.
The Board again met at early hour this morning.
couple Of hours spent in listening sponta
eous addresses from different individuals. Most of the
peakrs seemed to reoise that tho Choctaw question
been mot and decided At ten O'Clock tho Board ad-
|ourned zinc die.
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POllIlcal Matters,

MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
DETROIT, Sept IA, 1854.
The Democratic State Convention held here to-day,
Ind made the following nominations.-For Governor,
1ohn 8. Barry; for Lieutenant Governor w. A. Rich
aond and for Secretary of State. W. L. Bancroft The
Convention then adjourned until tomorrow.
wHIG CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
| ~ BUFFALO, Sept. 15, 1854.
At the Wing County Convention to day Solomon G..
Haven was unanimously nominated as their candi
ate for Congreis Resolutions adopted, strongly
OF dsmning the repeal Of tho usury laws.
SENATOR DOUGLAS AT HOME.
ALBANY, Sept. 1J, 1854.
The Chicago Tribune states that Senator Douglas ad
sssed the citizens OF Norris Gruudy county Tues
ay last and was attenyely listened to- but upon the
conclusion Of his remarks the citing adopted resou
ons condeu,Dipg his and the passage OF he Ne
SYsaka bill
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A New Synagogue Consecratcd.

Bosros, Sept. Is, 1854.
The second Jewish Synagogue In this city, a neat
building erected by the German Jews who have seeded
rom the other synagogue, which was controlled BY
POLISH Jews, IVES couse.ratci this afternoon with the
sgious ceremonies Of that nation Tncy number sixty
nembers smong whom somc persons of considerable
wealth. The sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr.
flenthal, Of New York.
The church denscly crowded to witness the inter.
Psting ceremony, the Mayor and other prominent
bitifcps being present.
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srRIKE or THE OPERATIVE MAsors-r-gS orr
FROM COLONEL coLr's NEW WORK.
HARTFORD, Sept. IA, 1854.
The operative masons employed at Colonel Colts new
uildng hsre have gone strike in consequence they
~. Of an infringement their rights by violation Of
&sbsir by. laws.
Two hundred and afty have already turned out,
! be majority of whom eame from New York.
Seventeen opposed to the strike, and remain
ht work.
Thomas Finn II President Of the Mssons' Society.
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From Philadelphia.
FHE sUNBURY AND ERIE RAILROAD--GOv. BIGLER
C0NvALESCENT.

C0NvALESCENT.
PHLADgrPHA, Sept Is, 1864.
The report Of the City Councils in relation to the affairs
tho sunbury and Erie Railroad is published this morn
s, and confirms the previous impression that install
nents Of the city subscription had been obtained on
representations. The whole amount paid in by the
Il $3.50 besides $780, paid by the district of
Richmond, leaving unpaid by the city s1e5o,ooo. No
seond iDstment Of any stock has been paid in except
the city, though the terms Of the subscription were
hat no instaments should be paid until equal
vas paid by the other subscribers.
Governor Bger according to the latest dispatches rc
sved h believed to be out of danger lie Is at wavcr
|nvNY
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United States District Attorneys Oaice.
TIE SECRET EXPEDITION or THE SHIP BENJAMIN

FNANKLIN.
srT 15-7ne United States rs he Ship Benjdmin
Franklin--A Hbei has been 6lcd by Mr.. J. McKeon,
United States Attorney for the forfeiture Of the Bena
min franhNn. Toe afhdavit on which he acts is made
by r. Ap urna, Of WAvsrley place, In this city, who
sstes that be has to believe tnx the above
sci being fitted out for military expedition agninst
the territory Of Venezuela With which the United states
at peace The chip remains In tho custody OF the
ma-shal
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| WAsaiNdToS Sspt 10, 1851.
Considerable excitement created 70 dag BY the
publication Of some Ave hundred names pretending to be
List of the members Of tho Know Nothing council 10
hs Fourth ward. The list embraces the names Of
of most influential citizens In the ward and s. pro-
Ibably malicious forgery.
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Governor Price, of New Jersey hss caused circulars to
bc addre ed 10 all the members o the Inst Iegsisurc
REQUESTING them 70 forward t. tho State Department
such Information they may able TO gather in their
respective counties Of the etent OF tho drought end
the Yrctable damage % W, crops.
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DANIEL O. DsnhaIn, Es1, Of Newport, X. A., Clerk Of
the Court Of Common Pleas for NcwpoY county a,d
member Of Court Of Justices OF the city Of Newport
died In that city Of cholera tho II III INST soa ok
Mr.. Dcnham died on the nth inst
Chief Justice Samuel Church. ole in Newtown Co0n.,
on the 18th inst, aged nssrly sev snty yssIs
E6mund P. Hunter, Esq, Of Martnsburg, sisd sud-
denly ut Berkloy Springs, on the 9th inst. He
gentleman OF extsnsivc popularity, known throughouA
Virginia as having been valuable member Il ths LADS
latrre.
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The city Of Quebec Is about pplIed with pure water
from tho lsks At Ioette The ake is about ten miles
be conveyed 70 tho top Of highest houses In the
city. The water has hiv ,erto been carted from the
M ana %. Prowaa ,rtiis Of disease, being
ros.tey, -Ns0 - ~
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i VS. BY TIE LIE CIR A PHI.
lot AND Bl00DSHED AT new 0Rle eANS.
THE AMERICANS ASp IRlsHMES At War.
.>>~~~~S>~~>~~>~~S~~
Military Force Called into Reputation
SERIOUS AFFRAY Ar LEXINGTON, nj.
Interesting Political Intelligence.
=
Fanatical Movement OF the Missionaries,
TEWS BY ELEGRAPH.
)T AND BlOoDSHsD At NEW ORLEANS.
THE AMERICANS Asp IsIsaMES At War.
Military Force Called into Reputation
SERIOUS ARFRAY Ar LEXINGTON, KY.
Interesting Political 1nte,h gence ..
Fanatical Movement Of the Missionaries,

bloody Riots and Fatal Arrays.
READFUL RIOT BETWEEN AMERICANS AND IRISH.-
SIX PERSONS KILLED.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept IL, 1854.
terrible riot occurred 10 this city las. night bet wecn
rse parties Of Americans rishmsn the former being
med mostly with pistols and the latter with muskcts
great many persons were shst, and some three or
bur killed on the spot.
The military called ont but too late to be Of any
rvce, comparative quiet being resio ed before they
ade their appearance.
It feared there win be arotber outbreak to night
New ORLEANS Sept 49, 1854
Az anticipated, the riot resumed last night
ut with somewhat less violence. Two persons were
owsver killed.
The military were called ou, and remained on duty all
light.
The excitement appears 20 have subsideJ, and 1t is
hought NO further disturbance will tabe place.
kIEFICuLTy AT LEXINGTON FAIR GRoUND-sEvERAL
VERSIONS SHOT.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. IA. 1854.
On Lexington Fair ground to day difficulty arose be-
|ween Thomas Bedford and George II. Thomas, when
stols were resorted to- Each party fred four times,
Ind Thomas wounded in the thigh. colorsd girl
Fas also seriously wounded, and a namsd Thomas
erguson badly cut with bowie knife during the
3GrAy.
fATAL sTABBIEG ATFRAY BETWEEN TWO CoLoRED
BOYS.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 49, 1854
During quarrel last night between two colored boys
aued Robert Lane and John Cole the Sixth
Pine Streets the latter stabbed the former in tho
roin causing his death in half hour. Cole has been
ested and acknowledges the stabbng but declares he
bad no intention to kill Lane.
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New OHrgAys, Sept II, 1854
Our cotton market shows little moro activity but
eiees have undergone changc Tho sales OF the two
ast dare have been 4000 bales Flour Is dali at pre,
|v1oes rates. Corn IL heavy, at 6Sc TOO Hce Ia In
Aodssats demand, at 6Mc Whtkey setls ct 3ec BsSon
II -. at 50 for sides.
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Is, 1864.
Tho Sopthern mali passed through herc this morning,
but was not distributed until this afternoon.