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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-07

MATRIMONIAL OrFiCE-LADIEs AND GENTLE
lsl who wishing to form matrimonial Alliance
will find very respectable and advantageous oceasion
calling Madame Harris 3g Bowcry, who has opened
matrponial regster whereby lady gentleman may
secure Themselves partner for lite. Parties obgei
state real name, residence requisites, &c, which will ex
changed and they may be assured that
lag letters interviews will be strictly confidential
dame Harris in English, French Italian spanish
and German languages No letters noticed paid
NJ ATRIMONY.-TO YOUNG LADIEs.-A GENTLE.
I man whose time Is SO much occupied In his pr
~ he bs fcw female acquaintance desires ysgaf la
~ acquaintance (Lavng marriage in view partner
a. about Il up 70 70 preierrcd good looking and knl
pctiton. Advertiser not ask
lacy wefng this Address Immediately, Arthur Isl
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THE TURF.

~ ,NTREvILLE CoURsE.-TROTTING--wED
Nov. g, at three o'clock. Match 81, 600 play pay.
heats to wagons Hiram Woodruff names 3. Boston
01 wagon and driver to weigh AUD lbs. James Whepley
names oh. b. VIM TELL to skeleton wagon. Onnbusses
leave Williamsburg and Fulton ferry at two o'clock
JOEL CONKLIN Proprietor
NATIONAL COURSE-TUEsDAY, NOV II, AT ck
IN o'clock r. M match for 000 half forfeit mile heats
best three in five o. Smith sorr troting pony,
Smith, to saddle j. Remsen pacing team Po5t Boy
An Lady Beyins to 200 pound wagon B.-should the
q tst fair day, as it mado fair day and track.
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE NRDTcA r cor
papion-By DR. A. ~ Msuriseau proisssor 81 dsssssa
Of womSn; one Lundredth edition. U0OOO) l2mo m ~
on hne paper extra binding; price 81 Every oompIsnS q
which woman subject, from grhood womanhood
also ~ wife and ~ mother fully dssorbod vitR
the symptoms and also the proper mode
Plain simple but In the most chasts language sasii$
underssood And thus every discover 81 co1-
pairing her own symptoms With those described enc nstu
character and cause 81 her complaint spared ssI
snAiey and suffering The wife about bsooinI m Other
Prnnce 20 her future health 10 which her
tysness fortds ocnsukns medical ssntisnaa viii 6sd
such instruction And advice, and nang
ymptoms which Otherwise would occasion much Anxsty q
alarm How many suffering from obstructions
aes peculiar TO The female stsn which undsrmins The
health q the effect Of which they Ignorant Aud which
hsir delcacy forbds seeking medical advise Hsw msny
uher rom prolapsus utcri, 0aing Of che womb frc
huor aibus twcakncss debility &c How are 10
sns agony for many month: preceding How
mnry have difieus NOT dsngsroy deiverss sad slsg
durinG such tc will each nd In us the means Of
vention. ame0ration and relief How many bitter mo-
reuts how anguish might have bssn cred 10 che
sufferer TO tho husband 10 the ~ timely
zion OF this little vorei IL "a imrraetoable 10
fully tho various subjects treated o. as tey are OF nature
strictly intended the married those contemplating
marriage. Sor sale BY stngcr Townsend. "a broadway
Dewitt Davenport, Tribune Buildin;s ~ Ne. 4 Astcs
House Brgadwpy and NJ the publication once 10 Liberty
street New or JOSEPH To- kcr Nozzle: also. r. Poke,
SON Chestnut street Fhiadeiphia te rrrc,rt a.
al copy viii he transmitted by mail roe of portage 10
ID: pcss pad, 70 Dr. A. n GAUkfciAU. s@ss IL
street, New Toek. Is tex Lul Hey yspk Pea o(1DA
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A PARTNER WANTED WITH $780, IN A BOOK AND
IA PAPER store, well fitted up and doing good bus
the location unsurpassed in the city Address Of
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- ton sa'es-On Wednesday Nov At 10 o'clock, Of Pa
rian marble stauary gold decorated china breakfast
dining sets, Alderman Copeland Of London
Second sale Saturday Nov H. at 10 o'clock Third salo
Wednesday Nov 49, at 10 O'clock Of the magnificent India
cames hair shawls contributed BY the Turkish commission
valued at 81 o-one which Is valued S750with
doubt the elegant and valuable shawls in the United
States To be sold without Also, within the Pa
lace the marble tatuary from Italy France and England
Full particulars in the Journal Of Commerce and Courier
Enquirer BY WATERBURY 4 DYER,
CRYSTAL Palace Auctioneers.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

IN ROPEAN C0MMIsSIONS.-A LAWYER AND PA
ept Solicitor about to visit Europe will take charge
.atcd amount Of business Call till 18th D. LAW
o. ohm street.
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L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-TnE FAvORITE DOU-
j. Bile engine steamship PROMETHEuS, Captain Church
H. 500 tons burthen, Will leave pier No. s. n b. Tues
cons on deck and II saloon Passage SO in cabin rs in
ilae signed on board. Apply to CIAS. MORGAN Agent,
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LANES O'GEADY HAVING PURCHASED THE EN-
- tire interest of r. OCrady lin and to the abovenamc
property tho business therein will hereafter be coniuctc
the and style OFF. j. OGrady, who will
neatly cndcavor to merit continuance OF the public favor
30 literally shown the late firm. JOHN oGRADY,
New York, Nov. /, 1864. JAMES 0'GkADY.
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n 8. H0UGH, AUCTIoNEER-FIRsT CLASS MA
IL. hogany furniture, ut the dwelling No. 20 Yescy street.
. broadway at lOx o'clock this morning.
Tho furniture not much aud consists OF threopy
ingram carpets mahogany sofas, carved mahogany
lor ONCE chairs walnut extension table
paintRgs, mahogany bedsteads bureaus, centre and
dining tables stair carpetng crookery, cutlery vases
knives and forks Sale positive ct appointed hour and
odsu nat L. nvcds ame dax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-07

NEW YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY.-THE PUBLIC
IN respectfully informed that this society will give
their first Grand Concert hs Tuesday evening
Nov A. 1854, at the Church Of the Divine Uuity ev f.
Chapms) No 5s broadway, near Prince street. when win
be performed Haydns Grand Cantata of the
solos by eminent resident talent Tho orchestra
will be tull and ehicent
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1I'OE sALE-A SPLENDID BLACK LABRADOR NEW
foundland tull blood he Is good family and watch
dcg and great hunter; such good dog seldom II ever
NIT with Can be for iour days et ~ CIH street
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Sales AT AUCTION.

LBERT y. NIcoLAy. AgcTIo \ EER -PEaEaPro.
IA sale Of spienaid collection eabiues and
6st stones-Albert II. Nicoiay will sell It ecioek on
Tuesday Nov Z a. the Merchants Exchange collection
been on exhibition at the Crystal Palace Tor It'll Of
tine and has beer examined by professors
and other scientific gentlemen and
Specimens OF the Kidd In the world. The 5as
contain some the finest and rarest minerals IN this
Try, and would be IN gentieman library
raror AS tie Quartz is brilliant aud 81 spar
nature they almost become dazzling to the eye
studded with the cube copper with all beautiful
hrookite which Is Of the and minerals
known the diamond aud is scarcely hat
then the Interim Cling Of gaena
amongst Them almost makes thom beyoad description;
items Of this can DO seen at the Merchants Ex
ohange until sold. For further particulars in1ure Of
ALBERT ii. NIcoLAY. Auetioneer, Broad street.
A UCTI0N NOTICE. - MoRrGAGEr's SALE OF
IA splendid jeWeiry, gold watches.-sANCEL U5GO0O,
autoneer, will SELL ut CA Nassau street. rnursday
at 0 o'clock, tho stock frat class retail Jewellery
etore The jewcry Is of the class also are the
Watches wieh gold Watches OF
ngMh mskers without reserve BY order Of the mortgage
UCTI0N NoTICE-F5as, SLEIGH ROBES, &C.
"A SAMUEL oSCOpD, auctcneer, will SELL at "a Nassau
sreet to-morrow, Wednesday D A. H. lar1e assert
ment OF rich made frs conpriS sictorins cnH NUTS
Jo.e gloves onpes &c of stoao mountain martsn mink,
atracan lamb lynx, &c. Every article will positively be
SOLD without reserve. Catalogues now ready.
A UCTION NOTICE. ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE
Der at lO o'clock, at tho ssesroom ~ Nassau street.
large assortment Of mahogany chairs bureaus,
setecs wardrobe, stands washstand chairs
befseads, bedding mattresses mirrors damask and lace
lot Of counting and furniture Mat stands bed
Steade &o
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INSTRUCTION.

A LADY, WHO Is COMPETENT INsTRUCTREss
IA In French and German wishes TO give private lessons
the above languages and their respective lanr Address
Mads Guaume 460 Brooms street, second block west
Broadway. =
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SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL WRITS
= of executions, directed and delivered will expose
sale at public vsndue Saturday tho 4th day
at - o'clock In the forehoon all the right title and
October 1884, time afterwards Of in and to the First
avenue limo Of stages consisting OF horses harness.
sleirhs, &c :, &c. II. CROMBIE, Deputy Sheriff.
Tho above sale Is stponed until Wednesday,. Nov Sth,
the time and place. II. CRONBIE, Dep. Sheriff.
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g TX TVEFULnK. pEIEKsBURg, AHp RICHHUND-
mmander will leave pier Is North river Wednesday
November At O'Clock NJ, will arrive in Norfolk the
morning From Nork passengers for the South proceed
BY railroad direct with through tickets from Weldon
Wilmington, Augusta Charleston &c Passage and fare to
Norfolk 81 to Petersburg aud Richmond So Stecrage
half price. Apply to
{ CHooNER FOR SALE-OF lO9 TONS, CHEAP 70
~ cash, charter; will 166 TONS fcot water 70
pt rticulars, inquire Of AkHURST Il DOUGLAS, Merint
Railway. Astoria. -
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

UO00 "A JOB PRINTER WITH THE ABOVE SUN
PAOVs wanted, partner in first rate business loca-
non. This Is good opportunity for active I, get
into profitable business Address Gordon, Herald oce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-07

L,OR CHARLESTON, SC-THE SUPERIOR STEAM.
ship QUAKER CITY, J. II. Hodsdon, commander will
leave Philadelphia for Charleston, c. Saturday, Nov
II. at 10 a. NJ. Apply TO HERON 4 lARTIN, No SIX
North WLaryes Philsdelphia - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-07

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via NicaraguaAccessory Transit Company Of Ncars
qua Proprietors:-The splendid double engine steamship
STAR OF THE WEST Captain u: w. Turner, e 0N tons
will leave from pier No North river Monday, Novsn
hsr IS At O'Clock NJ precisely for Punta Arenas
tons over the Nicaragua Transit route
miles Of land ~ carriages These
For nformaton or passage apply only 20 CHARLES NOR
GAM agent No. Bowling Green. Letter bags MP
the Once. Letters p cents per half ounce.
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MORTGAGE SALE OF A JEWELRY MANUFACTORY
M Thursday, November g. at 10 o'clock, ct the south
Gust Elm and White streets Presses rollers bel
weights jewellers tools fixtures iron safe w A. CARTER
Auctionecr, 81 Dey street corner Of Greenwich. .
j. A SHERMAN Atty for Mortgage l Greenwich street
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-CONTAIN1NG ABOUT
TOO acres 81 upland aud meadow in high state Of cult
vntiup milo below Burlington, NV Jersey bod
tho river Della ware, the Camden and Anboy Railroad
through The Iremisss The mansion house Ia of stone
frame; never falling stream OF water runs thron TIN
land All the various kinds Of truck the PIE
misses Eight in strawberries Addrcss apply
i. WOULMAN, Burlington, j.
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LNoR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
IL mail line-Ihe new and splcndd steamship ALABAMA
Capt. George K. Schonck, will leave Wednesday Nov
Il o'clock A. NJ from pier No North river. bills Of
apply to SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL, IS Broadway.
For flordsTbrough tickets from New York to
vil'e SSH Pilatka, S33 Tho Knoxville, Capt &. D. Lud
lew, will leave Saturday, Nov. IL.
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1I1EW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CON
An PAM fnr Nsu Orleans, stopping - uayanx-Carry
4the gnitsd states A9h--yn. sssssases2 Black WAX
kIOE, ]. ". Bulloch Comnandcr, viii sail absy
pcfsron Thursday Nov9 at 4 O'clock rsa pier at FOO
Of Beach sreet North river Treisht the Interior and
for Mobile consigned to agents in New Orleans James
CernOly Co., will be forwarded FREQ Of ccmrnssion Pas
Havana before leaving
port Bis q ladns must be seat in for Ans the ersain
previous to the ships sailing For passage apply
TO LIVINGSTON, CR0ClIEEON 4 CO, Agenis, II Broad
way. N. B-The Cshawbs, X. W. SohufelIt, Commander
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M traitors sale brandics Rhonish wines &C.
VIII be sold At public auction Thursday, Nov at II
o'clock A. NJ at No 80 Ann street. second foor tho entire
stock Of brandes wines and other liquors. belonging to the
estate VI Jacob Stutz, deceased. BY order of
PETER b. SWEENY, Public Administrator
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NO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. CORBETT, or No n
~ Duane street, be consulted with eonAdencs on ais
eases Twenty three In speciality enables him 10
guarantee permanent N. B-Dr c. Is : menLer az
the New York University See his diploma In his oca
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nR. LARMONTs PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL ArA
wiser and Marriage Gudo, eleventh edition s5 paees
% engravnss Both married and single should consult
Sold at No 222 Broadway and mailed free for by
thor Larmont physician and surgeon, No. a Redo
street, OF broadway where from
~ I'm n; NJ, and 70 IN the evening, sundays sE.
cepted B-Net the drug Address al letters Ion
No s4 New York Post Once We with All the osAsE
Uni Stats Zeitunz National Dyp
Book and New BrunSwick Times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-07

THE C0PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the and FIRM Of Smith Corcoran, plumbers
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
x.y.-, ~. ,s,, pAvdp B SMITH nTnco.v
The business will hereafter be conducted at No AS Grand
street. in the city Of New YORK. by the subscriber VINO still
solicits con tig uance Of public patronage.
DAVID X. SMITH, Practical Plumber.
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A SSlCNEE'S SALE.-A.M.CRIsTALAR,A UcTfONERR,
"A Bowcry win SELL tlis day. TN inst y large as
dress and COATS rsnts anu GOODS Hniays
trimming vestings &c &c By order Of the assisnees
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TtOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.-sEMI WEEKLY
U. Nail Linc.-The splendid and very fast going
steamer Berry, commander, viii leave pier
n North river Wednesday, Nov. at o'clock, Pm,
Ing VIM b signed and for pssssge sayiqs gneq.sss
Co., No broadway. Through tickets to Florida, fol
lows.STo Jacksonvllc Ssl; TO Pnatka, Sa3 r. S-Ths
steamers plying between Charleston and Florida
running rcgaIsry n-No freight taken after IL o'clock
the day of leaving The steamer Marion will succeed tho
Nashville, and leave on Saturday, November IL.
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T1K, RALIH75 PKACIICAL TREATISE, llTH EDYr
~ ton 81 PIP, price 81 BY Jos Ralph, NJ D. consul6
ss paysicias and surgeon No ea3 Houston street. near
ssys ptd) For the satisfaction Of strangers the authee
would state that he resided in Paris expressly
TO study this particular class Of Diseases legal oer1
Gates Of Which, by the Ecoe do Medcns anA
sned " the Prefesor may be BY (Which Cd
vantage lie claimed by else this speciality
Arr rca) The Treatise Is sold at III Nassau street. No
vesey street. fAsor Houe) his once or mailed bv
drcseing lcx 6ty Post Once.
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TosEpH HEGEMAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
81 November at o'clock T. NJ precisely, No. los
Harrison street between Hicks and usnry Streets sovtn
brooklyn, household furnture good comprising
mshosany paror furniture in hair elot the. sets Of richly
pointed chamber furniture marble tops, two bookcase
Tartan figures carpets oieloth &C., taia rich cut glass
~ dozen vre, lot 81 coal c., aben the enre csah
iihmsnt e rns trelcer tired OF housekeeping Cata
10. NM .---l =
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" D. NASH, AUCTIONEER-STORE3 $40 BROADWAY,
Ds-By virtue Of chattsl mortgage will se Satur
{seyenth street and First avsna the line q omuibass
harness, slc;ghs, &C., &c. IL. CROMBIE,
Attorney for Mortgage
The above sale postponed until Wednesday, tho Sth day
efNoyembcr, at the same time and place, So 7ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-18
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

COLUMBIAN HOTEL:--G s Dejarnette. May
field; Fl Spears, Chesterf'd; H Sims, Dublin; A
Hawkins. D r; F Dodge, Pittsylvania; James
Bearly, Stanardsville; Leroy Roper. Jno A Roberts
Petersburg; Taylor, Nottoway; B Rice Farm
vile; Finch, Hampton; Clani, Fluvanna; J
Wheatly, Georgetown w Quarles Va J Penn
berton Danville; Capt Wembish, Peytonsburg;
sTaylor, Henrico; w H Cardcza, Powhatan; DR. A
Witt, Nelson; T E Sims, R l. R r; r Wilson, Anne
liza; H Spence, NJ Spence, c Stailey, Wytheyille; J
Euqua, Beazley. L Fowler, Ky; w sydnor, S
Mcfarland, Culpeper; Kyle, Montgomery; w
Green, Lynchbars; R T 2 HI Hughsop Richmond;
Creek; Beazley. C Parkinson, virga; Mrs Preston,
Miss Mrs VIM M Feascel and2 sons, Mrs Rucker,
F. Rogers, st Louis; L Dawson, N & PRR; r Neal
Allegheny: J Hacket, Richmond; VIM Howard
Danvle: w H Winfree, Ryals, Junkins,
Cumberland. H.
EXCHANGE HoTEL.-Miss M Littlehale, Bos.
ton; w w Worsham Dapvle; C Roome, C w
Butler, N ". J Hansbrough, Washington; E T
Brodnax, Rockingham; J Paine and lady, Boston;
w Goodwin D A Wesiger, r Banks, Petersburg;
Davis, Alb; L Bowden, N G; d Maury. Va;
Bell. Tenn: Bowen. Tazewell: w II Hunt and
ward, Y; J 7 Shanks, J L Patton. Tenn; White,
Abingdon J L Cochran, T w Martin, Charlottesville;
w Cowhen, N H Decker, N Y; M Seymour, Bait;
Iipsley, Chicago, | -
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The GARRISON AT Fort BELKNAP-Lates dates
from Texas remove all anxiety about the fate of
Major Merrill and his small band of sixteen men.
The two scouting parties sent out by him after the
indian murderers OF Col. Stemm had returned -
Lieut. Tree, with twenty men, had been successfn,
In his scout, and secured one of the nurderers who
on trying to kill his guard, was shot dead. The
Chief OF the Indians had promised to deliver IN 81,
the murderers .r 4
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That Stack, at Forbes planning estab-
shment, rears its head far above all surrounding
Objects that it appears to to be impossible for 1t
to puff smoke" In the face Of any of its neishtorr
let the wind be ever light. Mr.. Forbes has done
himself credit by seeking to abate 10 promptly what
was conceived BY some to be nuisance, and trlst
he has entirely satsed the community that he does
not desire to annoy the quiet of those who live
him This splendid stack wss built by Mr. John D..
Quarles, one of our master worknen. and 10 pro-
by judges to be an admirable job. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-18

iHE LIQUOR LAw.-Judge Pierpont, of Yer
mont mas decided at Rutland, that SO much of the
rroniolnon Act of that State as directs that
seized liquor shall be destroyed without direct
proof that any has been sold, is unconstitutional
nc case goes up to the Supreme Court, but sim.
liar decision is apprehended there. w.
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NIGHTS OF hEurRALs.-The Queens declaration
aces not relinquish the British doctrine on this sub
)ecf' but merely 'oaires her right for the present.
how long the present will last, may depend on the
fortunes of war. .-r .rr ,.-
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DIsoRDERLY.-A young man named Al
bert sims got into aiifculty at the theatre last
Saturday night, with William Miller, and as q con-
sequence, was brought before the Mayor yesterday.
After hearing the particulars of the case his honor
required Sims to give BAH in S20o for his good be-
havfor
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DISTINGUISHED PERs0NAGE.-The brother
of ihe Captain General of Cuba passed through this
city yesterday morning, en- route for Washington, to
confer with the authorities relative to the Black
Warrior affair: He Is said to be the President Of
this country. 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bow ere vas CONS
a1itted Hail. yesterday, BY ordcr q re Mayor, I'd
the 25tk fsss ON the charge Of stabbing Adam Bow.
lcr, with dirk, on Saturday night lat Ten. wit.
ne6ses Who saw The affair." prove thegsM Of thepsf
soner so conclusivey that 1t will be impossible to
screen him from the felonious crime. He first
sought Bowler to have fight, and them on finding
him and creating row, put his dirk Ia bis leg
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DIED

On Monday, the 18th inst at IL O'Clock NJ, Mr..
DAVID H. REED, aged SO years. The friends oil
the deceased and family requested to attend his
funeral Wednesday, the 10Th inst, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at St. Johns Church. 70
~ Boston papers please COPY. ID '.t4 '.-i
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VIM Baker, alias Washington Bates, formerly
BAPTIST preacher, and more recently Missionary
IN California was arraigned in BROOKLYN last Fri.
day tor bigamy. He plead guilty and was sen.
fenced to imprisonment for three years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-18

THE CODE OF HoNoR-As members of Con
gress and others still. seem determined to uphold
tho practice of duelling, the Philadelphia Ledger
suggests as an improvement on the old method Of
lighting, the substitution of the fashionable Dutch
game OF snick-a-snee. This, according to Parke
Goodwin 10 game in which "each party had his
pantaloons nailed to bench, took case. knife in
bis hand and went at it, he that came out alive be-
ing in the right"
snioka-snee would certainly place the parties
on an equality, since there could be no advantage
OF one over the other except in the texture of bis
trowsers But the safest mode of healing wound.
ed honoris that suggested in challenge recently
sent to Capt. 10. s., of Petersburg His an
tagonist, although the challenging party received
the right OF choosing weapons and distance; and
he forthwith selected Observation-Disclosures screen
hundred PAGES .
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HEAVY Snow sToRM.-We learn that the snow
was ls inches deep in staunton, yesterday morn.
ing. The Central cars were considerably DELAYED
and did not arrive until o'clock Last night The
storm was very severe beyond the Blue Ridge. and
the tall snow, for the season. upprecedented II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-18

"AkhLEss DRIvING.-lgnatus Grimes, the man
sno a,ose the Mexican minister's carriage over
sie iit'ie boy Lacy, in Washington, last autumn.
uas peen sentenced to four months imprisonment
ana TO pay fine of one dollar. twill be r-,rsr,.
oered that an arm and leg of the youth ,yers
broken "'i
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/ sfrdlAL NUflcE. The public are re.
3Estchea JevIelfy sud Faeey 0oc1s. to commences
THIS MORNING. at10 o'cIoch, ana be resumed at
= o. clock r. NJ The sale II positive, snd VIII con-
posed Of. Great bargains are to be had
ELIAS HALE,
an 10 Il ~ ~ 100 Main street.
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A HoRsE-a hOrse-can be seen on the
Theatre stage to night by all who admire fourleg-
ged actors He Is said to be captain in his line,
and should dra1 crowd. Go and see him.