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THE OLD HOME I Z A D.
i By Ms Ann s. STEPHENS.
II one volume, l2mo. Price 81 g.
There some human souls sereney brsh:,
Born Ike last cheIubim, 80 close to heaven,
That all their lives radiant with .s hsh:,
And unto such holy nissons syen
Tie "OLD HOMESTEAD" 10 heck Of extraordinary
taen and from every quarter receives the naos gratifying
APPRECIATION Not one critical opinion yet appeared ss.lnst
H. Its rura pictures are deghul home beautiful
m portrayal OF character feeous its local des;ptions fol-
Of rg tuh psboi sends suddn gu.hes Of tears 20 tie
eyes, its interest profound It's humor shfsl ts indenS
descriptions scenes plot dramatic grouping and character ell
syirce the master hand.
From The N. Y. Evangelist
In our Judgment this far superior performance 20 Fashon
and Famine II discovers skin and care IL the evolution
Of the plot and much finished and urexcepti3nsbe
character little heroine. It's aim 10 n7usstionaby good
oue and sppsnd the fidelity and hu nanity Of these
incidental exposures of evil in OUT municipal affairs which Mrs
Stephens 20 successfully introduces in her work II has great
interest story and Leaves wholesome IN preston espe
eay the touching sympathy il elects FOX is LITTLE erItsned
heroine
From The Boston Traveller.
I'VE have read II with delight. lie ioIe q Te.so1s
Throughout"
From The Christian Secretary.
"Ihs Old HON ,sssd situated among the CItsil MenL
tsrs 70 this point the talents Of the writer have been rsea
larry directed and the incidents and shAIsers which ste has
pictured are worthy the genius of Cooper Scot Uncle
Nathan destined became verite character IN eOnaeo
ton with the Old Homestead Leather Seeking hGs already
become in The .omAnees Of Cooper"
EDITION
FASHION AND FAMINE
Uniform with The Old Homestesd, Jas: rubHstt6.
Price 81 IS
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Mem Civilizations.
4 BOOK which every Lady should have
"A The
LADIES' COMPL E TIE G u d f
CROCHET AND FANCY KNITTING.


By Mrs ANN S. STEPHENS.
Cotiousy illustrated with original and choice dseisa, In
Crochet &c printed coors separate from the leterpe"
On tinted paper Also with woodeus printed with
the letter pres explanatory Of terms &c. III psses Cloth
gilt, Price IS cents
yet published There plenty Of other books containing
Crochet patterns but the difficulty Is they do not have the
necessary instructions how work them and therefor
useless This work however supplies this muehfet and gsr
ing deficiency and has the terms in Crochet SO clearly
that any pattern however difficult may be worked with ease
This IL s,o the cheapest boob this subject that has been
issued and therefore within the reach Of ell those who desrs
to becou proficient in this charming art.
THE LADIES' COMPLETE GUIDE TO CROCHET is
Handsomely got up and bound In blue gilt binding iuitsoe
for the comfortable If you send present lady it
Re just the tbiog.
GARRETT q Co., Publishers. No. ls Ann.st., " Y.
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Now ReAfy:
THE WORK OfCAPT. WALTER NJ. GIBSON.
pRJSON OF WEI .TEVREDEN,

AND A GLANCE AT THE EAST IND AN AaCHlPELAGO
consns Cupgs OF the Author In tn lnoian Ocean Novel
r. the Chief aims and People of S1msra Ac
count fits wild Races Of Men Capture by The Dutch Ev'n
ful Life Prison; Thorough lnsiht into the Manners and
Social Habits of the and Malay Peoples Review OF
the Dutch In the East and how he Escaped out Of
their Hands. 80 hIhEh ruonhsfJ
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Peunies.PENNIEs IN roll, Of cents s.ch for sale II
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Ready TINS Day:
SCENES IN THE PRACTICE OF a NEW
- YORK SURGEON, by EDWARD r. DIXON, NJ D.
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BY DARLEY.
Bound IN cloth 40 psses, limo. Priee, 81 3
Over 900 copies Of tbs worn ed ~ orders In tie
country before its publication here.
The press from all parts Of The eoary spesE .be highest
terms Of the book
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DUPLICATION of CATHERINE III POST
l. PoSED-NOr FROM PRESS OF ORDERS"
general press Of work mandatory. We

DUPLICATION of CATHERINE II POST
l. PoNED-Nor FROM PRESS OF ORDERS" NJ.
but from the general Of work in our msnaac,oy We
ca1net publish it Until
me H. EMPRESS OF RUSSIA, wIrd HER sUCC 1sSoRs
.1@PBBs a@u. NJ Smoker 81 IN one yos@.' $50
gases limo. with steel Portrait. Price 81
ss IT, Of the most
nshsts that lived Che annals Of her life and
,Srs with wonderful display. Of talent herOm passion
d there exist. no wCr. in our Of an .Ss.be
.uhcr q hi. wOIl imposed that useful Dhs remained
TIE BEAUTIFUL GATE, and OTHER TALES-A collee.
ton Of Juvenile Stores. pri.ns Story Of the Cos"
TIE Ltus Street Singers The PINK Shell and the the Sea
ss hs 81: Rss Ia he
swamp The GHdsn.nS The THS@Sst FS Gs sy
lin, alt. Price IS cents.
Third Edition of HENRY VII and HIS SIX wIyEs-By
Henry w% Hirs os ssys .t a rHtIf .he
No. IS Psrtrow, NswYOrt, mo. l0 Gene~e.t Auburn
Mrs. CHILD's NEW BOOK
PROGRESS OF RELIGIOUS 'e RHs iDE. As THROUGH Sue
Isi,. ASS Y 9s a n1s o.
This work has cos the d'Dsu.hed sutho, mny years Of
account OF re ous opinions rom the aaeient Hndoo
the complete essbi,hmeni Of Christianity in her
nv motive writing has been very simple wished
;nent Bsshne calls baptized hstreds ofthe hu rses
OBJ ICED 70 smpe under the theoOscal undsbru,h
which always tsn,es ard oesuets the p,ih When the soa
syes guided only the mild bright star Of religious
seriiment u never pleasant y w.f directly aroalh and
..se..e.iy as il aepi.ed the IN becsa.e such my
feeling have done IN strsshtforsGd, quiet way as Il
spsrrss. WITH which have ed many particulars Generally
hep the bach ground viii trouble devotional pep
sincerity and have ';Tons fsith u the power OF gan;
Christianity to stand he nssrnA merits unaided
> Passhsd ), cHAs s. FRANCIS Co., 2s2 Broadway.
RITISH THEA TER. =
ID BILLS BRITISH THEATER: % vol. One Plsy to
each vol, wa two tis,usi.E. proof large pa
No q Merehants Exchange.
Mr.. LONGFELLOw NEW POEM.
=" 4Ic K s'iSif's 1 vi ssiI.EEotDs
~n Hshl'h'
THE SONGS OF HIAwATHA,
BY HENRY W. LoN6FELLow
One 7Oluns. lsmO so page. PHe''sL
CURIOUS STORIES ABouT FAIRIES
orarR funny sssY PEOPLE:
Price, IS een'I
New wert by tie .uiho' Of Philosophy Of the Plan Of Sal
lust pUBLIsHED-GOD REVEALED IN
u TEE PROCESS OF CREATION AND BY THE IAN
iFEsTArIOS os JEsU; CHRIST; inc aiding AZ RIsuins
e re DsyeOpmen, Theory contained in he Ss,.e Of
thor q Philosophy he P.l Of "a y.,Os" l0 cloth Ell
~ ~1isn ne I'' o.a. I'd ssa@.as
nat he :.vsPusn thsO % ,1.:9.s ,y ,5 .at.n.i
iss v.ts. q CI,stsh so Sc.s We q, '.s s
eouLDI LiScoTs, No 50 ~,.hiss;an.st. Bosom.
4 LOST VE-By Charles Auches.er,
~ rETETpGE c. FruiI.n--assrs,
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To Wings and Republicans.

Psmsmber that every vote e,s for JACOB L. DODGE is
.cryal.p. 10 vote for NATHAsIELs SELAH the Locol
o csr dsts Tau many Hail. who is neither Republican or
whg Spare the ts1dden community such calamity as the
election Of sELAH important Office Of Commissioner Of
Repairs and Supplies Every person without respect to party
who does not desire the election of sELA ought 70 cast hs
vote directly for JOSEPH sOUTHW0RTH
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Amnsemfnis.

ADEMY Or Nus SIC
FIFTEENTH MONT OF THE ITALIAN OPERA
SIGSOR SALVIANI.
Of M.y.rbeers Grand opeIs' in Eve acs
7 H T. p r o II Z I,
On MONDAY, Nov. s, 1855.
Madame De La GRANGE,
Miss ELISE HENSLER,
snoh MORELLl, ARNOLDI.
AMODlO, GASPAR0N
Nile DE La yIGNE, Nine CIocCA,
NJ M. MOSPLAIsIR, VIETHOF,
from the Graz OPERA his first appearance 10 Ameres in
MAGN IFiCE NT see merry,
By siisDor ALLEGRI
COSTUMES AND DECoRATfoNs.
Musical Director Conductor MARETZEK.
Doors open at 6t; Opera cOmmeDcesG 7s
Reserved Sess be obtained az the cpal oce
Broadway and l4thst Al DANsKINs Agency, yoLLIE5
Nune STORE, No. 59 Broadway; and at HALL SONS,
Pianoforte and nusc Store No z3s Broadway
A CADEMY of MUSIC-RACHELs PER-
~ FORMANCE-M RAPHAEL FELIX b-gsr'spectfllly
TO he pubic tba Mile RACHEL perfoImsacss
Will place follows: Frat week-ruesdsy NV. g. 40
RIENHE LECOUVREURj Thursday, 9Th. LADY TAR
Second week Monday l2th VIRGiNIE; "Wednesday, 14h
MDLLF. DE BkLLE-ISLE Friday, 18th farewell night
Pr EDRE ID LIE MOIhEAU DE LESLIE with Mile Rachel
DO pieces
Prices u Adrnis.ionReervd seats the Psrquet the first
four of psqust circle, Boxes and Fist Circle, 81
Second Circle, 81 Amphithese 81 eents Stan lees in all
parts Of the bouse, 81 so
sy be secured in ,dv,bce in the Paq1et Psrqust
Broadway at vAEBERBECB'S music Tickets any
other location and sndees will sold in the evening
rise at prtc,ey Except Saturday viii open
q s and The performance will begin at 7 o'clock.
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Brooklyn Atheneum Course of Lectur

Brooklyn Atheneum Course of Lectures..rhe
ono L. Of the Course Gil he delivered on TUESDAY
EVENING Nov 6, by BAYARD TAYLOR Subject: rdE
ARABS. open att Lecture commences at g. Tcke's
m the rem .ibpg sixteen admitting gentleman and
t~ ladies 81 so gsntsm ard isdy S5 one person
622h limited nuubsr of tickets admitting to sogle lee
ures may DO had the Ah-nsum only at Is cents each
Subscribers ths Course seats upon application TO
the Librarian at the A'heneuU.
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This Day published:
WHARTON AND STILES AMERICAN
w MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE. Treatise on Medi
cal Jutispuoence adapted the professions OF Law
Medicine the United States BY Francis barton Esq
author American CT mina Law kc aud Moreton stue,
MD KAY & BROTHER, Law Booksellers end Publishers,
Mes. II and 10 South 5tl-st., Philadelphia
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DBROOKLYE-Fof only One Night the and bsaut-
fol Instrument called the SPIRIT ECHO, will be Introduced
for the 6nt time in America at the SECOND GRAND CON
CERT Of the BROTHERS MOLLENHAUER, on THURS
DAY EVENING Nov at the Atbepsum. Tue Spirit Echo
has created the greatest sensation In Europe for ts charming
and sound PLAYED with such nassership by Herr
HERING Also for the frat time in America tbs unrivsed
Baritone Hem FEDOR, arrived from London aud the
excellent Soprano. Mdls BRANDEIS will sppesr the
occasion We peared to announces the re
Of Mr.. APTOMAS, the great 4ar pist; Mr. CHAS. Wells
the Pianist Mr. j. SIEDE the celebrated Flus and
Mons BERGNER, the great Nioloncest. Tickets for the
remaining two Concerts 81 Is Single tickets Ell To be
had a the principal Music and Book Stores.
Concert at O'Clock.
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The following Letter from the employers of Mr.. sOut

. :. -,
ALLAIRE WORKS NV YORK. Sept D., 1855.
Dear Sir: We deem II duly at this time TO address you
tte position occupy the Candidate OF Commissioner
~ H., Suoplies We until we saw
your announced in the newsps ers hi you were az
xs.tu for DO itica poDtOD arr when such fact WAS an
No s by yourei We feel confident that received
thai your puston as man and we con-
c,iye II iust snt You are known 10 Us for tbs last
70 are uscbapictbe gest part Of the time employed
nv % - The firm Of T. r. SECOR Co ssaso your present
us,wf by stuson the foreman Of Foundry at the
lr You have at all times sven u' every 4'sfte-
tim And while should regret losing shop you forum
,teIS ceiye an election will with pleasure make the
saerffc. Il advance feing that al msu have
ths rfbt thai end for their increased
Iep,ft We In oommsn with the mechanics Of he civ OF
New Yok will unite sxerions for aud admire
The whose devoted honor sbe livelihood
vbose will add strength N the ticket and should
fellow citizens take you from the workshop to pace You at the
he'd Of one is most bureaus have every conf
dnee your abilities and honesty Of purpose 10 cot the
btst Interests If our city government
J. B9EASTED,
To Nr. JosEPH soUTAwORTH. T +. SECOR
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To the Mechanics of New-york.

To the Mechanics OF Newly DIX
Yeur follow woi kman. JOSEPH sou rHWORTH,is noml
mated for the Office Of Commissioner of Rep and Supplies
and be your support without respect to party Tickets Of
all Parties with his uron them will be found every poll
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Newly ork Horticultural Society.-A regular month y
meepR of this Socets will h. held at tie Socetys Rooms.
Clinton Hall THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock.
PETER B. MEAD, Secretary.
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MefcnntfIP TIbrnfN NSbOtIUIIOH
no =, 9 o'eloek Subject GEORGE rdE SECOND. Single
mission tickets rs tents be obtaiOed a. the door, moi
previously disposed Of
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New Ready:
THE DIARY AND CORRESPONDENCE
Il Of the is.e
A NJ S LA w II L ~ G E.
Ore VOL svo Steel Portrait
SHELDON, LAMBERT L BLAKEaAS. P1bli.hsTs,
No lis Nassau St, SevYoIk
rT'HE CREATE ST COMPLIMENT ever paid TO
l. GODEYS LADY 5 BOOK.
a FINE PREhIUA.-We observe among %. Is; Of All
et Hered BY TIE Asreur raj sosty pseci1r. I've
lee Of GODEIs LADYs BOOK, for the bee; productions 81
Ths ladies should remember thu sre
viz ih< FL senert uisrbly
IHeralG Wes. Chester, Pa
sever CthtT rfG.fes lave occurred whore the :oci la
tfeTed premium ard Invariably otIec foT sac a.
FNh
TEkEs-cAsH N ADVANCE:
ore lepV oreyeG
(oflts
Thee Copies ore JtG
Five Copies and extra copy tie ssrd
ing the a. mailing 81 copies IL
Eshi Copies and copy the person send
tk- club ing rne copies j
Eleven Copies yea, copy % tie persor
serdrs The club mailing twelve copies
The above eArno te 6sv.;ed froG, now
mary ordered
Gccey Lady, Booh IN; A-hui, ,us H.ss5te, soh
ye.r for IS 90. A6drsa L. A. Cooley,
Nc. rs CEss-rg.-s., PklE1e -
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Hnnss oo' n day and evening. MUSIC THIS and LIVERY
EVENING bv DODWORrH'S BAND. The EIGHTH
RFGIMFNT Col Lyons will drill In the Palace by Invitation,
on WI DNEsDAY EVENING next Admission q cents
edren al half price; schools ct each pup
Tickets may be obtsiDed at the Music Store Of VIM Hall
Bon, DO. s39 Hro sdwsy. coner Parh place.
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,-,,p Spw.yORK TRIBUNE.

yuROP EAH IRCULATIoH
a IN the departure Of N all Steamer for Liver.
~ n Is Der ,nnun, postage included Single Copies sI
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New-York Harmonic Society,"
Book Publishers Clerks, Association.-The mem

this Assocati requested to attend the resua
Beetg THIS Monday EVENING at " O'Clock The sdop
of BY LAWS and other important business will be brough
up By order, j. q. DEVOE, President
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6tatioHsrp ano faHrp @ochi

u L a D s! b f ID y
- OF EvEaY DESCRIPTION,
Fer sale O' n. p. BROWN,
No Iss Peari-st., Nes.Yort
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Wants.

4 HOUkEkEEPER situation is wanted by az
n American Lady n hls ;a.s HoSs OF Gea''m.ns House
MARION 10 large School, Has b.A mach experience
and can procure The hes Of city references Cal OF sdos
r. for one week IL Nc. IS West SSd-sG
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vited nd the annyerIs meeting OF the Academy OF
op WFDpESDAY FVENING NV. 7, att o'dcock. Or.
JONI WATSON viii deliver the address Subject; Condi'
ton Of the Medical Profession among the Aueients."
BY order JOHN w. GREEN, NJ. D., Asst Sec.
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fine ARTS.

COUPIL 4 Co. have on exhibition for short
NJ time "DHEMICYCLE Do PALAs pss BEAux
ARTS" the Apotnsosi, Of the ArsJ rsntpt ey fs. Dc
Roche ZINE Art GALLERY No 30 Broadway. ~ L.
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kAyAGEs OF CHoLgRA.-Advico, g..
,t, o 70 oct st state that the cholera had co.. I'D
nted dreadful ravages in the provinea ns Ia com
a asn da the coast In Bahia fifteen thonsans S
In gettiur hso ia taPaly that difficulty was found
t aas OF the imperial navy lent their aid inc
~, ,he deceased had to be burned Two iho many u
ds dis Of Rio were swept away G a
TIC lion had suffered severely Shnn;a.s VsSS popaia
ne new coffee crop was light ansss ss ba neab y.
advanced There was : s.Iss supnfv Of s "a. ~ ain
,a ana and rates e se Is decline The ,h r on
ali hands sal safe and Twp %e Ss t'es had arrive with
lips. 'ns ihs ny hard
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NEW DRY GOODS AND FANCY
STORE AT 223 BROAD STREET.-We would
call the attention of the trade to beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods, consisting of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Embroideres, &c; Engli ii
Merinos at 25 cents all wool DeLaines 374 cents per
yard beautiful Mousline ut d and II cts; Ribbons
all qualities MORE Antique Trimming, from to so
cts per yard, and great many ether very desirable
goods. Call early and you will find excellent bargains
At the new store of L. CAMP & CO. =
oc Is 225 Broad St
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8, IRRIGATION OF MONUMENT w., -
IAfLoR--rhe monument in honor ~ 70 70 GEORGE
1ne OF tue sgners of the Deela. lsy
Psnaanee was dedicated Tuesday in ION Of iatae
siderable . S's salee sa. sss
rounding country as well as an inma iioas We sur
Gs 'ss yeamanry OF his original district ss
Dr oehaffered opened the ceremonies ,,,s cue Rev
the sn @sh ho sa 0raon patriotic ana aaoss 81
were raised, was delivered ~. luz honors
good order - s'tSessruiiy and in
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ga OF VIRGINIA.-OCTOBER 5lsT, 1856
VIZ The subscriber would respectfully call the at
--k- tention of all persons who intend visiting the
Fair onEthe 3lst nst the largest stock of Fall and
Winter Superior Ready Made Clothing that he has
ever purchased. From the heavy trade which he had
during the last Fair, he induced increase his
stock very largely and reduce the price, for cash, to
the very lowest figure. His stock embraces Dress
Suits Business Suits, Over Goats, Shawls &c, of
the greatest variety and of ali the latest styles His
stock of Furnishing Goods Is large embracing every
article kept in clothing and furnishing house. All
in want of the best made clothing at unusually low
prices, will call on J. ID. GOODMAN,
&C q No l34 Main ST., opposite Eagle square.
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CORN FOR SALE.--I have 500 BA X.
~ RELS OF NEW CORN for sale, to be deliver
ed the Basin bank, either shelled not. ANY per-
son buying 50 barrels more will have it delivered
the Basin bank; less quantity Will be delivered
by wagon Address me- to the care OF Messrs. Dudley
s. johnson. s+.r
have also for sale Oats, Top-Fodder, Shucks
Sweet Potatoes, Irish Potatoes. w. ID. SIMS,
Westhan October &c, l355-dlm.
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MORE NEW FALL AND WINTER
1vf GOODS. & NJ. ROSENBAUM having
ceved by the latest arrivals their second supply of
Fall aud Winter Goods, prepared TO show
one of the handsomes and most extensive assortnents
they have had the pleasure of doing heretofore.
Their stock consisting in part of Silks and Ladies'
Dress Goods in greatest variety; Ribbons, Laces and
E1nbroderies; ShawIs Scarfs ard Handkerchief;
Cloth, Cassilneres and Tweeds fannes and Blankets;
Linen Goods and DoInestcs ofall descriptions
They respectfully invite strangers and citizens
call and examine .heir stock at I99 Broad street.
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w in e ,nab IL noYAGE-The bark Superior
Shea2' ~, On the 10th inst The Sunsr;or 'ea at
MAJ dn- ocean in safety, but lost her fors.
i'Iht curing the gale Of the 18th inst Viii, ,ole'
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veraa,ia .na n is said TIA. the following con.
Aio Grande"; NO. e soiuhteers OF the
kcts ana nhs s,s volunteers wrapped, in h,
sJl,n how Aai easaed in mud First VoI,,ntenr
Second yoInntsse ee 70 We, volunteer p
got no wife to care for why. Bob, you see, I've
here 2" esihe you to come on,
got wife u ans a. why the fAes is III han,
peace" So se here because Ill.
their h,. p1h ooth the volunteers turned ov.. ~
went to sleep. 'a-"snins "a mud, aud
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y;;,.7INI. MADE CLASH

EHf5 C0UaAGE HONE PRoIp " : -. - IT, Nh
msS EVANS DEPOT IS tEe cry 9 /; mia ~ y.
EGSB offered for sale, Giass Hade Oh virgin
rails and by Virginia woFsmen, alan ran be "a
Call at lii Main street, wne[e $50 $3.50 Cbrs D
White Gold Band and Fancy Decorate Sis, I'd nj
ner and Tea Sets; White ufah..s If Cor. NOS
Ware, and every other descii bHos"d Gooas: fB'
Common Knives and Forks Waite. sn nd. i :.
Castors; Table Ma'S' nap Evans Depot Of Cliat
M, Glass Eerthenware snd E'nsy W
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FARE.

tn Waslnqton 500
g R,Ifirope .,..,.,................ 600
Phlladelp1la, o'o9
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River. is now undergoing relay Half
of it being already completed with edge rail of
perior quality, and more than one million OF pas
ssngers been heretofore safely and
transported this route it is hoped and believed
that no one will be induced by the misrepresentation
embraced III the advertisement over the signature OF
"H. d. Nhitcomb, Supert" to select the longer
and more circutous route referred to therein. The
r. F. p Il. r. has been in operation for twenty-five
Years and in all that time passenger has either been
otherwise which is without parallel in the history of
railroads in this country.
S. RUTH,
Snperintendent of TRANSFORMATION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-23

INSANITY Ii DEFENCE OF CRIME-A trial has
occurred in New Haven, which goes very far hy
the verde: OF the jury to establish as lega, nr;n
eipio ti!at crime is usually the result of INSANITY
ohe W liard Clark was counting LADY, and tho
couf'Shlp mad progressed to engagement of mar.
rage But In consequence of some disagreement
the parties separated and the lady married another
person, Mr.. Wright. Clark continued his visits 70
the lady, and finally entered the house ono dav
ana IN the presence of Mrs. Wright shot her bns.
palI dead, then returned to his place of business
untli ponce officer took hiIa in charge The prys
ecuIoh urged that this was a deliberate mu,yfcr
arising from Jealously and revenge; but the defen
counsel eGntended that the act was tn, ynsnl+
- ntenta delusion, belief on the part of (lorl~
that Mrs wright loved him, and was by some nm
aCcountapie means under the tyrannicaI newer of
W, wright, anu that it was his duty 10 relieve bnr
L ne SUBJECT OF insanity was trsased with oil A.
learning which medical books present. and acts ~
eceenlfieity. common perhaps to every NAV 49,
,ohstrueu iato premonisory evidences, of m.n;a
i1Feh lhe IatherS mental peculiarites were -.
upon 70 SNOW that there was an hereditary ta;at s
INSANITY. Inc Jury acquitted the prisoner. on tho
stotno that lie was insane; but it is Drahaha +hat
tle oe9teflty OF defendants counsel the Sy,nn..h,
Oh tue jury, and the morbid sensitivenesS ox;.:y
agilhst hanging; had more to do with h;ass;ls
sner minds in the prisoners favor thsn anv Sa..,
uolieiasiohs IN the jurys mind of the extent os III,
nn.ai licapaalty, and the nice metanb,,s;aaI
bty ms moral Response