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COPPER-FACED TYPE.
FNyHE NEWTON COPPER TYPE COMPANY

IA In giving notice Ct their removal
William street, lentrsncs No. ~ Frankfort s.res AJAX
particular a.teaou Of Printers the great they
recently made in leir work. ~ si' lsF VIZ
so place. greatly facilities Con
per Fscing Type. Stereotype PIktes, Cuts Ste. W. &
feature buaness that table Specimen
Books Of the principal Founders hs Omitted ssaes for she
70 Fnto whethsr residents temporarily
from 4he Interested parties Orders type
through this company, directly with the
One Of the stockholders this London
operates invention Of Dr. Newton there give
liar ac'iea Of getting type from here should any patrons
desiiei and order sFy5 GeEg.1# " file
This Prntafs this city elsewhere for the last
three the Of Copper Type, quite
word about tbs nlue
men the comparative merits copper type
face OF printing By toppert acBg, ypse o
20 three times durable, work cleaner
Impression, and position the
leitsraoi the dphaees easily dia.inguahabls.
Owing % the dentes hAys having properly
done from ihs pce. r the presently an
a4ehe and this the n place LIE United Satoa whore type
cahnow be Copper Faced. ts IL. .s. g.
Iii Company Dr. Patent persons are can
toned mot % a,nse said Patent either fang Type
SA45 a 3l5 SCALE OF PRICES. 81
Small Pa.... Scents lb Mnion per ID.
Plea. ....i......s Nonpareil. ...,..-.s i.
Long Pfner....,.. Agate.-.s ....l6 !.
bnrgsoH......-...s Pearl .,.......26 -.
TRnasAppreved nosea at months
cash. ss SG#.Ne8 :. A. S. CAS- c, Secretary, 4
Nc. ID frankfort street. New York. Nay s.isss myasu
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Louisiana Mutual Insurance Comnanu :
New Orleans. =

s8{ 4+ssF STATE OF LOUISIANA. st,
= e Parish Of OfieanA, City OF New orean,}
thst @ the aash March, 1885 before me- The
@ lhs feac IN and for
SnaIss H. Jaavier
bong duly wo according d4pose and Az ,bs Nv
s and true and Transcript from th
the said Company CkEiIs IN ,f:as ~ aopas OIL
III, H. +. JANYlER Secretary.
before mes BAH day Of March, 1885,
s- E ea..s., $50. !, 3Ssl& G. v. J0NTE,
he boAf Of Trustees hays declared dividend Of
On shs year ending Nnrh ~
whhscp eeiHasee M be On ana After liz rrt
next - = - A'i .As hilt asy VI 'nne
as continue against the pss seas and
w damage " ra at the
odessouiasast corner Of Camp Matches Streets
F CHARLES BRIGGS, President
u. P. JANFiER, Secretary, 70 1ie19en' &
Nsw Qllssas March ~ 1855. iss LII lHE
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T.i.nf +. Adoma Ennfh njstriot POTfCe " :
tan. ra,ions 10 nris oners for Ang. $50. IL 30
Ear Erina ,;cb,.,nn for j ny f55 IS so % 50
lien, + Eremaus. second District Police
Ssa,ion ratons IN prisoners for
ans isss .,......... -. ga 20
H;rsao siaye and sundry penses i
hli1s f Nm 4 81 i,ss5 az 90 JOG 30
| =, a,r -, RoSslfie hrine nighi-gun, Second Dis.
10 far Ane 1855 Il Is SO
rnhn AicCariy repairing water.pipes in
= nIa,.or,s office Del I'd ls55 ~ = 10 50
{, p anchmutytSyo mon ms salary Secretary
Comn,iltee Oil Finance from July 26,h 10
I sept sGih, 1855 Observation-Disclosures $50 90
e Ramos Recorder of Second District hire
~ servani f,,r Sent 1855 ofaop
Enhs Fofshee Coroner for sxiy iuouesis4 a. 5git
Semi 1885 1000 90
49,; s.i{S a 9a.,o,,.o,, i,r ~, fo,I,r,;;,
uelhg suspenueu, ANU n"opoeo W the AonoWips
Yeas - Messrs, Banister, Bartlette, BENT,
Ra,ny pr;doe Chamhars sEabre. GnyoL He
IIS,s EsaI-. - -, ~ E,sha
oraros HoWell, Neiiys LahaHys A1VAS, Ae'Aetia,
Stith and Thayer-- 10 800 ssss 54ts ~, ~,
Naus-Messrs Eager and Giffen-2.
Resoieed, That the compirolief warrant the Trea
surer in Iavnr Of II IA WiIlefied Chief eff the Fire
DepsrtmenI for the sum Of seveniyipe dollars, being
ampnnt due or Keeping horse fof his use to October
is'' Asos ,1rnrf,rla
8s Z Y Y : Z 4 Z e e - ii .
Mr GhampeIs, u z sb;ch ~
mlssee, Is, Sn sep,s ~ s Z
sossa s.lia bee 10 report upon
sng IT, ,s ny rom he street Cois
oh ~, ssIznre af fnrn;snre md III
lures In his oiice to satisfy Judgment rendered
!, he cy II, i "a iiee e uess conrt Ysur com
~ reeasi tsis a most tae amt Jug,
that ma Va he bouah 10 The notice Of the Civ
fsasne Instruction 10 apply such remedy OF
seek such redfess.as The laws viii give.ls8l a
Il Upon q resolution authorizing The Assistant City
Atioyneyfo receive iax-payers against whom
lldeIne NAV have been rendered for non pa rent
taxes HE amount OF the lax with commits sion and
may be due onihe properly which they
intend 10 liberate. Your committee deem 1t expe4ien
ii grant his privilege 10 the taxpayer when the AIKEN
alton OF is voluntary on his part; when tits
sold under execution, be liberated under existing
laws from TIE lien IN iayorof the city by paymen. OF
taxes due on other property owned BY the inaiyid
ual This your conitte think, is oil that public con-
ivenience requires M af58
Upon the bill OF r. II. uiius, Clerk of the Third
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GoLEMAN,s

P.aTENT uNDuL.4ToRY CORN .aND
FIGURING MILL MANuFACToRY
City Of Jefferson. Suburb of New orlsans:
WARERO ON AND DEPOT SO NATCnEz STREET,
NEW ORLEANS
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

H WRIGHT & co.'s CATALuG UE OF
aD GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
meg Offer DruggE aud Dsasfs at Propreto lowest
III ensra Depot spseis Agency
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4 ALEXANDER BROTHER President, +
JOHN q SHAW ,Yiea- PTesIdent.
Merchants Mutual insurance Company


DIaEcToRs. fE -.l.s's'
William Yegel, B.P.Voorhiss, 2. Msspsro,
Logan Mcknight, p Pouts, o. Gaillard,
9, Miltenbergeri NJ Cgddy, John Psmberton,f iz
u Y. Vignaud, j.. A. bsand,i SS'5 VIZ T'sH
Company npdsr the mutual principle will
Jared onhe ssof June nez.to saue posrfor Mo
Gg- ones, Nc. los Canal strses. / Altg
John PEMBERToN, President
Board OF Directors On the iath
John Pence osctsd President, Schrebar
ssetsfEsy. 7s -ife-.s=H 's cs1lv
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A DESIRABLE BOARDING HOUSE go
FOR LEASE. That elegantly finished building EssssnzM
known d EsBAN,S VERaNDAH, Ga Camp III l.. asssA
aud Dnpsn.ar ia e a.,
clAsa Boarding House being furnished ali Tho modern
eonvnienees. 4oeseson r1n,edtey
isa7H JAMES DEsBAN, 7 Commercial Place
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ls5EaRBooKRa PATENg COOKING
" t&AfaRsiHRfaF9Y ssE&stsM
PAlCE q soouL0N, Plumbers, i97 Poy arss
street sss Aeis sat !hs ~ bi
r. hst IL a IL
iet1 W. hIsa e t1 COLE, PuJGE ABOVi
sAiis n cLo5kTs
Eu9aISG "a 4EH, ShRpEfs GtJsG, HYDE III IN = ME-
ptsss LIT md skE hstsa sp lbe asvsst ava.
sitEs o. nyery sessfipiicp PFC a5d gEr LEx
hllek TEN always on h#ns SHIP nnd gop
Nf lenflfsa a. thc shnttei noliEc.
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OFFICIAL JOURNA
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
BOARDaeF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
TusspAr. October ., 1856.
The Bard met Ills day, pursuant to adjourn

me Board met Ills day, pursuanst to adjourn
ment.
Members present: hon. 2. Z. Tracy, Pre-
sIdent Messrss Banister, Barttette, chambers,
Guyol, Hebrard, HoHcl, Nelly, Lanary, M
shs, Stith and Ihayer.
M s5ifh moved for recess of fifteen mi
mites carried; at The expiration Of which time
fha rali mas called, and the following members
zsnsWsred to their names, viz Hon. E L, Ira
4. g.. President; Messrs. Bsnister, Bartlette, Be-
nil, Bouny, Bridge, Chambers, Eager, Fabre,
0ffsn, Guyol, Hebrard, Howell, Kelly, Landry,
Long. Rusha, Stith and Thayer--19. =
Oh motion of Mr. Stith, Charles ", Hopkins
was appointed Secretary pro tem !
The reading Of the journal was dispensed
M Landry moved that leave Of absence for
thirty days b granted e Capt B. y Dorsay-
Tie following Communication from the Mayor
w. lssS miAYoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS, /
Orr HALL, October OH 1855
" Z Of The Common Council
{;S,stfspen-l have the honor of herewith transmit
fAR You the resignation Of Mr. Frederick Camerden,
Is Director Of the Public Schools of the FIRST District
Twill avail myself of this opportunity of informing
rou that owing the lateness of The season, and the
difficulty of selecting proper summer uniform tor the
police, delayed putting in force Article Obj Of 0Tdls
nance 2Q0; bull considering the necessity Of carrying
said provision, have issued orders 10 the Chief OF
Police 10 the force TO be uniformed b me fIst q
RoyetnleI uniform TO CONSIST o. pue II9ek
coat, with standing collar and metal buttons and a
In selecting this was inausneed altogether
by H. and simplicity, from The fact thai o
provision has been made Is 10 W shall pay for T.
believe that An other cities onehalf, II not Che whole
Of lie cost The frs uniform is defrayed by The au-
thosilies This however, gentlemen Is for youio de-
eide Very respectfully, in o. L. LEWIS, Mayor
On motion, the resignation Of MI. 7. Gamer
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',757 : - - -
INSURANCE.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
! Of New (lrleana.

a. elg,fsQ w NGW UIlGAuSs
Believing ss,smsa, Il NJ asir, pssshsS:
g NJ E5;l,,s. Is
ssaa sasas
Las. rnr,n premium. Z 10 ora an
- ~ ---.-e y sss,,ol IS
Ne. canned prsmuH 70. The 4ss,ass o.
% FT" il ps e3oSsls .,
on Masire Raks. is,SSs ii
Amount esses ast.eaisn and ''''4'''
adjustment 1850 50
Total Losses. ...r....-......s........sss ,i4s IS
Reinsurance 1850 81 7f
@ he asenss iaess
Mel profits year ending ais, May an sas "a
REcAPITuLATToN - 4
Am Of earned premiums above :. . sass $50 on
Auoun. of prens,p. psd ~ The hereinafter n. n
sa,aa eel Ssid s Sgmpany e. thera
ssaadeped their right sopreHt., as tsr e ssy
Premium. parts. who have assa. ssoooos'o
densd their rights Is e probs in consideration
Balance being net canned premiums In Tho
nes rrobis Of the Company a5Tssl 81
Ttecempaay have The following asses., Va, -
III, $ ss sa0rs ss
Due searse Of collection NJ ia az
Rsa building a s6ss y
eaan on ss04s 90
tosai .ss7T, $50 IS
w. -.
segs STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans. City ii Nav oleans
Be u remsnibste that Iah OF Jpne Ysts
ssse O. the Peace for be cs a a
ssy o. the na.u cepaa q Nov orleans
books Of raid Company. T ' es transcript from the
ss8 sssas JOHN PEdBERToN President
-, A. SCaREiBER Serfsarv
nWo1n Y spa supaeoea his I9th Ju ass
HE4F ss.ora r,.,... X q, -, 81 . G. ". JONTE, -
ssona sps''es Of ne Psace for the Of Orleans
M hEa@ q hayo declared dividend of ,esu Per
and sfsf the ls Of August 1855. VIII De issued
s JOHN pEaisERroN, prsstdsut.
.N. f,,,ssas. Irns 10 1ssk q. ScHtEIBkR sscrearyt
DTRECToRs: s
John pssEE as.,ss, 30 yispaud, ia. Brand.
qeilaTd, sIs Pierre Ponr ~, rosei,
Z b. 2. vopihies. P. Masperu AS.niAenpeIgsr,
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ApO0TS, SHOES AND HATS ,vsssa
We eceiving the old stand of AT. 80 ESsT
Dunbar Coz ST. and So Common street large Z KIN
HATS of all kinds, which osotnef with those
Country merchants will do well
t4 In PLANTATION GOODS IN he eitv
"a fesi 81 4f-'fs NEWHALL. Va JknTfNF i t.n =
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WoLFE's AROMATIC sCfIEIDAM scFNApPs
~ Diaggista and Mhnuts all deses articles
the above catalogue will advantage by
or asadng hsir or1s will he
estsnys assortment Of GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES ia tha
United stsse and atthe Piesse address
4..Ei+=.1 y. WRIGHT IL 90, 84f
GENUINE AlEpfClEE WAREHOUSE,
asth No. Isl chArtEss efrest. Eeworiss ms La.
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4 HOLLYW0UD--Eas Eastern Shore of Mobile "a
Bay The public "a respectfully informed that tie A
ssSys Delightful Wearing Place The
Que hours run from Mobile Capt doe Amarongs
ow pressure beat which plss the day
piled with dlicions spring water dsiighuIy badsd
esthg unsurpassed In short l. oae
never kgewn Ample have been
such as tshlng sallas bunting ten pns billiards. gares
ETC., etc. The house will Of
Evariti, formerly Of the sfsans who Ii sasTS
ted hnse ,uder tbe ntye Of Freemna ANA
viii Do Their 70 deserve patronage 81 The
Persons leaving Mobile can
arrive al Hollywood by II O'clock the day. E# 34I
-. go - 80 a FREEMAN 4 EyESITT. .
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4 Ohm HALLER & BROTHER, oorner 81 /
a lossBa sa sp Tahoapoaias COPPER AND SHEET
sx q IN saa %a sasa g pas T aaa Copper
the city st moderate prea With pomp:na and dispatch Ali kinda
o. Jobong and Reparing attended with Dispatch By strict
patronage. 2 ", = ''s3'f = y ~ p'
We peg Leave 70 refer 10 the following gentemen AIessrs
Gfos wing Jamison McIntosh Cook Moshopse Robert
u j. WI apysll "
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NEW YORK---NEW YORK.


a. RAILING CO. the sole manufacturers q crnwel
Railing without also Of his entirely
Wire Railing he and the cheapest made il the
They Cnsnen Columns, Ill
Shutters Trsaea, Si lBsp
Railing Gdera Gsatns
and whole
work for bpdng class Sections q al their
81 Duane
Foundry. Of &sib stresl North Riyar mvAit
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HAST PASCAGOUf4A-The subscri- sAe.sstt,
Der mss renewed aud rs.sd his establishment sss5M
S1+Sdilg 40 Lodging 70 or 70
and connected besides which the
Proprietor haa three other houses With
es Inns foot Of tasrhoaf WasrG Eaat Paanas-n Z
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n AXE GEORGE. = The FoaT n IIIaM

IL HOTEL, situated
the reception OF gaesta the OF june nsIt,
nla new HOTEL erected Sptsnoer
saih sna Of the Lake adjoining M VIII
view Of the Lake h The furniture have cost
about $4,000 23s the dsep
hwtnE 10 ieet In tue The
beautiful manner with fsutaint can
sse gne and "a lighted with Wste brought Of
me ao.s from moi sp1n Of milo
5sths TIE hotel contalns coori b.
and q furnished ssy not interior
The rooms sl large With eunpste
connect that sutss Of
rs may be preferred. Livery the houe
my3l Z AM 1T. Al IL :, opr;.,o,
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y y. NORTH CULLOM, Attorneys al
Law viii attend to oil Professional business In ST. Landry AMI
may be entrusted to hair ii oPELo
A. Waterman, hsrdrns snC NJ OIL
htq no " MILLER, commission
attorney at lsw Nixon. Co.. Crescsns bce n orlsans
/ I
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Arrivals at the Washington House
I'm IN q o'cIorE ,,estsrJo,,A
VIP 70 q o-cI0ck YeSferddyD
" " IEErMIrn- prnnrintnr


John I Perry, Sullivan CO., Tenn. J G Banks
dale, Carol, VA; + b Perkins Nelson; j Moshv
Davis, City; \ Tardy, Rockbrdge; {
Eohols New London; ID Eels, Baltimore: Jas
Fits, Lee county, Va, Jno NJ Evack, Green
bricr; W p Jones, City; f I Pollard Bedford
+ Irvine, Campbell; II Sayers, Wythe; c W
Waid and Lady, Franklin; T II Wnid, do: .Ino $
Crockett, Wythevile; A \ Clayton Liberty:
J A Payne. Campbell Miss Walker, Franklin:
J j Dickinson, kanawha; j 5 Burks, Bedford:
Col 7 Williams, V q Tenn II r.: Capt \ 5
Whaling, do; w + Payne. Campbell; Saml
Hobson. Bedford; W { Falls, do Jas Mitchell.
Campbell; Francis b Smith, Greenhrer: Nelson
Lowry, Bedford; jno Il Steptoe, do; Thomas l..
leitwleh, Liberty; O Z Bell, do; T \ Paxton,
Amherst; II Fitzpatrick Bedford, l. Quarles.
Liberty; J. W. Myers, AMHERST: Jas W. Petit
grew, Campbell; WIN w Dunneyant Buchan-
an; RW saunders, Mercer; DIR b + smith. Camp
bell' W W Jones, Appomattox; VIM G Poindex-
ter, Bedford; Geo w Cash, Wood Co. Kv.; \ i.
Novel;, Bedford; w b shelton do; j Iayud,
City; / VI Wilkinson. do; = Peters, buchanan.
DIR Nichols, Buckingham; Sam Griffin. Bedford.
DIR Il Crockett, Wythey,llc, Thomas Wood, Bal
timpre.
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TIM LIFE AND BEAUTIES or FANNY FERN"
is the title of new book shortly to be issued
from the press by II. Long x Brother, New
York The work will contain AN authentic bio
l,raphy of Fanny Fern from her earliest child
hood to the present time, and will present in adj
dition, says the publisher, "nutaerous sketches,
which heve never been heretofore published in
book form, consisting of Fanuy'a earliest pro,
auctions, aud all stamped with that originality
of thought and brilliaucy of STYLE and those
charming aud sudden changes from the tender
est pathos to the broadrst humor. which have
rendered FANNY FERN" a household word in
our language"
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STEAM on THE DAN,-We learn that bat
teau propelled by steam, made the trip from
Danville to South Boston, Tuesday, accomplish
ing the distance Of forty miles in about six hours
Twenty three passengers went down. They
reached South Boston about > o'clock and re-
turned Immediately to Danvlle. How they got
along against the rapid current of the Dan we
have not heard. If it accomplished the return
voyage easily at can travel"
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"''a' '''''
that was really Scarlet rover OF not
49,. H.. r. pa,,,I.,;.o,, s,.akiug
,,,i'',.,. -, CO.,. III. go k,ayn and
y us In - .o,,,,.a.;on
Zi..,,.1,;,;... l.. IL, t,oo,, MIDI =,
lis internal arrangement by the employment u
that wen known ana universally popular ea'e''''
.. ". a. KANE Esq we are fff'h run '"e
hr-thot"ls oil FIchm"hd' " a'hilgioh nna "'',ei
places too numerous 10 inen''oh' ana ean s"''.
lyree"inhend the AorVea house as d" 's'ao''sN'
nient 'htltied 10 Paphc patronage
,.,.,..,,y,,.,, t..,.,.,,,,,,.,s,, ~, s,,.,ont.
z,,..la ,,;,.I,. l,,,.s,,,,o .ea,,,Jrel
to burn the house. on iyhch street. he'"'y
occupied ny '"Pt' Hl'S"i'' as " 'ooa'c' i'o''
he hre was fortunately dlsc'Verea ana 'N.In'
gaish'd before IL hade ihuch progress "e
lyon the ground
LOCAL oi'UMN.-oPeaN'hg oi our 'oea' '','.
uhh tn' hl'hhona i''SPaten says ne ~ "'"-
o'fe 'e'iii'" ms '''ro9ue'' ,''"' ''''''','
interest to that valuable paper"
iMlhofEnhNr'-i ne houses Oh i"a'o sa'',.'
occupied oy n'9Srs' ''''son N iri''''''"'' ~ ~
"a'N,nS' anu 'i' "r'''fS n"'n are oe,'H ''','
We commend the example to the imitation of
others
poohS' AN iN'9, q" ", y'S'''o'y gum
.' '''c'y 1t '"o o''''',o' VI ,,oNS' PAM
o'e'' VI ''' "'e"""5'' ~ 'i'''' "''
Giles, among them some fine paintings, useful
books paper &c. Today they are on eNhibi-
ton, and the ladies are invited to examine them
and make selections. Tomorrow they will be
offered for sale atauction
iN'''h HUG way jus, H. 'o'' "''o' N''N-
or so ago, weighing 1916 lbs. The largest weigh
ed l55, the next lib, and the other IL.
f'Nf' AT . n'.'P h'sR''. mr." ana corn
stunned by fire. on Tuesday afternoon last Loss
probab, Il, 900 to $1,000, upon which there was
no insurance.
= nS' 'ai,i '"N'- ne county o' h'cNlogha'a
haN 9uo9e'loeo on o'n"l oi t''' county ana OF PR
ua-sas Cap Railroad. TIE whole Road is now
under contract to larrisonburg
BRIDGE '"Mi'1i' Ep'-lta Hart ESQ, las
eo'lP'e''' MS suspension p''oGe nc!o9s Elk rF
ef' al sutton bfaNt'h county MS bridge Is
4e9 feet long ana Is pronounced by competent
State.
NiGIifNAN 'ASE'-Na'h'" W. Nlghtn"n'
the IhulHldoal VINO recently maze IA violent a.
Sau" WIN II SUCH On Two >P'o''o'o ''illa'S u
of that town. few DAYS ago, and was recogniz
ed 10 appear before the court, at its June term.
lie was admitted to bail
ALEXANDRIA fAli.-lhe ar OF Alexandria
held fam few days past at Serepta Hail. for
The h'neht OF the poor Inc proceeds at the
close on saturday hlSht' amounted 10 Hi'%uu'
FATAL A'NlpENr'-ihe l'anVlHe heglstef
states mat man hal'ed george ''loHoh r'sia-
lhS III inc h'Ighe'rh"od III 'a'iahd - III the up.
per part oil llttsYi'aha county, was aee1lehtai'5
Killed by the ialiihS oil a Tree some lew daY
SINCE
m .,.,:...,.....# ,..,...r W.,
y, .ool,;n,r ,l,,,s,,s la,,,,,,
-. = .,,l;l ,.... g., o,,,... -, A.. -.
y .,,.-.a.l g.. VI. L...l;,,,....,'.; al.
Ell ihe h'pabhcah presomes there Will be an
| opposing u'N''' me hF'u' ne e''c''oh taxes
place ON tho second tuesday III February
|
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ID w. J. FOLKES.
jan 25 IS Sign Of the Book, MUM 'treet.
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M ARRIBD,

On the 25th inst in this city, by Rev. ! L.
Prichard, Mr., ROBERT SNEAp and Miss MARCIA
RETr l.. WuIIAMsoN
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SINGULAR FArALITY.-The Petersburg Ex-
press relates an instance of singular fatality in
the family Of Drewry Smith, worthy and in
dustrous coIored man. About ten days since,
this man resided in the neighborhood of City
Point, with his wife and three children Since
that time, the father, wife an two children have
died of pneumonia, leaving only one, a little boy,
who becomes heir to an estate worth some five
or six thousand dollars.
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COMMERCE OF THE UNITED SrArEs.-lhe
n. y. journal Of Commerce complies from official
information obtained from the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington, tables of the commerce OF
tho 'nited States from which the most import
ant points are here condensed. The total value
of the foreign imports in 1854, including HO09o'-
lG2 of specie and bullion, was S306,1OO253.
The increase in the Imports during the last year
was less than for the previous year, the total for
the year ending June, Both, 1888, was 80 1913,
205 in excess of the year next before it, the total
for the last year shows n farther increase of
81 sOl COG. The total value of our exports to
foreign countries during the year,including Il H.
Up, l22 in specie and bullion, was S27s,2ll. 06l.
Thus our imports exclusive Of specie, have ex-
eeodcd our exports in value by S62'O55,3j0 and
Il we include the export, of specie aud bullion
the exports balance is still against us to the ex
tent of 81, l3D $50.
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Pickln. a.. -. X . I'D. mum, H. 10 hsr-eit
| was too much fatigucd to leave the house at
ter dinner, and spent the evening alone, masng
on all had seen during the day; and could but
reflect, as prepared myself for Il quiet doze UNI
til mornng-that tho London has its beanties'
it has its horrors too; and that tho its temples
may rise in majesty TO the sky, its monuments
challenge the admiration of the world, and its
splendid palaces surpass all others in magnlii-
ccnce--yet, there is more Of poverty, misery and
degradation among its people than can be found
within the same limits on the habitable globe
f. w
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iIrar his mournfnl answer, ia L letter home from
his Congressional seat at Washington:
From all | see aud hear around me. it l. cyl
dent that this foreign question, y to override all
others, TsEN TIL SLAVERY QUESTION As WE fEL
aI.N OF THE MOST OPPOSITE VIEWS TOUCHING
SLAVERY, FORGETTING ALL THEIR DIFFERENCES
AND ACTING TOGETHER
w have thus strung together a portion oil
the testimony We had at hand upon this subject
because a concentrated effort is making by Mr..
Wise and his friends both in aud out OF the
State. 10 produce the impression that Know
Nothngsm aud Abolitionsm are ldentlcal-eon-
Ycrfible terms-ene and the same thing II Is
thus sought to create public prejudice against II,
and to cnst undeseryed oIinm upon an order
which embraces among il members many OF the
highest intellects and pnrest patriots the land.
Largely over IA third Of the voters Of Virginia
even. are said to belong To it, anl yet they are to
be charged with being IN league with Abolition
ist- to overthrow slavery aud bring ruin aud de
vastaton upon the South We rcpel the imPn-
tatiun upon them, not for the sake al Know
Nolhingism but because they are NrgnIans-
because they are Southern mtH-becauso they
are mcnof honor and patriotism, incapable OF
disloynlty aud despisng treason political or per
son,l;-and because the facts themselves retnte
the Islander aud eoufonnd its authors.
Let Mr.. Wise and his friends rcbut the evi-
dence we have adduced, or let them forever
hereafter hold their peace"