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Superior Court-Genersl Term.


jeremiah 7orie 70. John Fdrney.-Judgment affirmed
with costs.
George H. Pollock rs Wm. A. Wheeer-No,ion de.
MED without costs.
Abraham s. Je'oetl "a. Samuel Dingse-Notion denied
without costs.
John Tyler rs. kdihsp X. Cdrndhan.-Motion granted
Wm. G. Dusenbury rs. Wm. A. Woodctrd -Oeierei
N be settled.
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sequendy consume much less amount OF our slaves
for the ensuing year.
The prospect for sawed lumber Is also FAR from fat
tering From present Appearances there will be NO lack
manufactured win probably b large The eastern mills
viii also probably be enabled TO about their usual
quantity and II So nothing keep up prices afford
an adequate market but ease in money affairs and
vival Of business At present. the trade in the retail
yards, supplied nom market IL small and although
tAeir stock hand II less than usual II IL much in ex
cess Of the quantity wanted for consumption.
Under these circumstances We would advise
producers to move cautiously not to endeavor to
manufacture largely, and to diminish much as In
practicable the cost Of the lumber sent to market
few words as to the relative lumber business Of Al
bany and other We have heretofore that her
position at the termination the canals where gene
raj assortment OF the different kinds Of lumber Hrst
meet each other at the head Of navigation, river
which affords the means Of transit to vessels which
freight lumber to the different Atlantic ports the large
capital engaged in the trade and the unrvaed facilities
here provided for storage and transhipment would
her continuing to be- what she s the largest
lumber market in the world. We find spirited rival
springng up, however in Chicago whose papers claim
superiority, and surprised to that Of
citizens who of the party to the Falls Of
st. Anthony last summer in their letters home acknow
lodged equality.
comparison Of the receipts of lumber for the last
five years will exhibit what grounds there for the
sumption
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Our receipts for the last year diminished by tran
sent causes, which will not affect the steady growth Of
the trade. We must, besides recolect that here the
reported quantities accurately asceraned by canal
inspectors and on which tolls actually paid to the
state whereas those Of Chicago being only the figures
given by each dealer OF his business for the year.
may be grossly exaggerated and the amounts dupl.
Gated in many instances by sales to each other. In
slaves have account from there except to the
receipts Of 1854 These stated at 293 pieces
whereas those Of Albany 1856 091 pounds
600 pieces We have wish to detract from The
lumber business Of Chicago which is great aud growing
but only desire that its relative position with
may be truly known and stated.
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Herald Marine Corre.roo,u.,cc.

EDGART0wN, Jan l7-Arr schrs Cen Peavey, Hunt, N
York for Luhec; 18TH hedors Richards do for Portand
In port ouer Roads cnng ship Queen Of the Sea- Also
In port dinner Hafbor scbrs Cinderella Gen Peavey and
hedorA Steamer u Forbes at wharf Wind Sc
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Telegraphic Marine Reports
NEW ORLEANS, Jan l9-Arr bark WIN A Banks Phiia
delphia
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Court Of General Sessions.
Before Hon. Judge Stuart.

IMPORTANT FRxsE,rnxNT OF THE COUNTY GRAND
JURY-rm GAMBLNa H0UsHs, UsUsY Law, AND
LIQUOR DRNKuG.
JAN. 2o-The opening Of the Court was delayed this
morning to late hour in consequence Of the death OF
Gabsisl A. ArnOux Esq, ons Of the members Of the
Grand Inquest. His Honor took his seat on the bench
about O'Clock P. NJ, and the following members Of
the Grand Jury were present
William Hibbard, Foreman. Henry Erbeu,
Walter Lockwood, Ferdinand Laurence
Henry A. Hubbard, Richard B. Fosdick,
Daniel French, Thomas Cummings, Jr.
Henry Course, Henry Bsylis,
William Baulch, Solomon Banta,
Lewis J. Belons, ElnAthan Thorn
Alfred p. Arnold Alex. L. McDonald
jeremiah Lambert, David McMaster.
John d. Phoenix,
Richard n Iarhrop and Robert McCurdv Sacrata-
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The Case o6 Mr.. Fealx.
xxCITnN1Nr IN HAVANA RESPECTING HIS PROBABLE
PATK-wILL QUE GOVERNMENT NTHRPHRI TO
AVERT TIT
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ssdoes 18th brig Sarah Pondae, larry. EssspOrt
BOsTOS-Arr Jan 10 Br steamship Canada Stone Liver
pool 9th inst, Halifax lth AZ Pm (was OF Boston Light
IN thick snow storm and reached the city about
savannah brig Marshheld. Hodgdon, surinsm. Nothing
sailed wind INV; latter part fresh, thick storm al
HoINEs HSLE-Arr Jan IL, Pm. .chrs Ellen Smith,
Richmond for Boston; White sgua Chase Mecca An
JoRn wesley cooper DO for Tru sorI1s sss
Grant Howard baltimore Bath Bonita Horton do Tor
Arr 18th Thomas Baxter souii Philsdspb;. for
Boston; brig Albert Adams Edridre, wilmington NC FOG
Arr 18th brig Clayton, Leonard Philadelphia for Bos
tons schrs Prospect Nicholas Hampton va o do sadin.
julia Msrtbs Crowley Diamond Creek Va Tor d. Gol
den West Perkins Baltimore for do Maria lane croshv
Alexandria for 81 John NIB; Providence CBr) - NYori
port 18Th IAN wind NV the arrivals Of the dsy and
shp Comoro bark Thos Baster brgs Jane noch
bert Adams sehrs Village Gem, Glenvew Lou,dais south.
,Tner Bspj Irnnllin Ivy Green tBr Frank Hal. Ellen.
neees nte sqa. John Wesley Hannah Grant Bonita,
~, AaLAr hsIk Gsorgisns Ryder Baltimore for Boston;
dspha for do; New York, Goodse HYofk do; Chai.
,,ehgo tner.on Baltimore for Portland; Frances Haw
port wind NV With the above and those report
hey wEsT-sid Jan II sohr Temper Appiern.n Rich.
mond with cargo Of brig Lucy Chase)
,or MIL. H., Jan ~ shrs NYork 70 load
Dorchester Ieys; Hoitgller Robnson, and Village Belle
Meimore Nirsnis; Camilla shaw BIsadywne Dali sloop
Lsnsir, barbados; brig Mary Emily Bouns Pones ~
sehr MsCale 1hree mastedl, G6syama PR =
Ton. Arctic, Jscinsn Ssysurypor N'''n Baker S''-
wAREHAN--Arr ian Is mot ~ sohr ! w Nicssrss,
Norfolk Sid 5th schrs Alexander NJ Christie kYork s.h
ssssI sius Fsrri' Norfolk lo'h olva Virginia. Fsrs.
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DEATH OF DIR. GELBARDT.

DR.. LEON GELBARDT died in Petersburg
yesterday morning about o'clock, as was de-
cl.red by bis physicians, of yellow fever. That
noble hearted gentleman, CHARLES CAMP
BELL of Petersburg, had taken the Doctor 70
his own house where he had every care ana
attention, possible, paid him, DR.. e. was a
native Of Prussia, and was born near the.
own of Elbing. He came to this city some
two yesrs since as converted israen'e' anu
- such delivered several Gscourses IN the
churches here. He then entered upon the
practice of medicine, which he continued IN
this city until he repaired to Norfolk short
time since and volunteered his services
While his manner was singular and excited,
he was kind hearted and humane gentle
mau, the best evidence of which is his self
sacrifice in going to Norfolk.
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DEATH OF DIR. GOOCH.

DIR. PHILIP CLAIBORNE doocH oieo ="
Norfolk on Tuesday night. Thus has fallen
/. voune physician of very great attainments'
and young man of the most generous and
honorable impulses. He was about thirty
yesr1 of age. He had graduated with dis
tinction in this country, and afterwards
p.ssed much time in the colleges Of Paris,
where be pursued with zeal the study OF bis
profession. He left his Office in this city, and,
tearing himself from friends and relatives
went to Norfolk to do what his art could to
relieve the sutf erings of the afflicted there.
He has fallen martry to bis humanity.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Observation-Disclosures Physicians Norfolk L

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Physicians Norfolk - Doc
tors Quarters.
PORT sMoUTH, VA,
Wednesday, Sept. 4th
Thinking some of your readers would like
to hear something from our sickly city
will take advantage of the present moment
to write few lines
Our city presents most melancholy con-
dition. Business being suspended and every
one having left the city who had the means
to do SO, leaves Us, / assure you, in a truly de,
ISOLATE condition. Portsmouth shall never
forget the valuable services rendered by Drs.
Howle and Mcdowell of your city, who have
been untiring in their arduous duties.
Norfolk is suffering equally as bad from
the ptstilence-perhaps at the present time
more so. l am extremely sorry to inform
you of the illness of Drs. Gooch and Crow.
Of your city. The former is at the National
Hotel, in Norfolk, and DIR. Crow is at the
Naval Hospital. Their uhtiring energies
having brought on an attack of the disease.
The physicians are quartered at two diff
ferent places. Mr.. Wilson, who lived in q
very handsome cottage on the bank has Civ.
en- Il to the physicians and it is now occupied
~ Drs. Webster and Walters, of Baltimore:
Drs. Howle and Mcdowell of Richmond;
and DIR. Kennedy, of Pennsylvania, and the
balance are at the Crawford House. Mayor
Fiske is improving. The disease appears to
Do of such malignant form that the physi
Clans inform me it win yield to no treatment
whatever, being the genuine African fever.
l pray God that in short time | may write
with different feelings.
Yours truly, s. L.
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LOCAL MATIHRs.
NOVICE.

Tbs COMMITTEES from NnfoIk snd Portsns nth row
Ia this city, having represented that tbs physicians
who have volaats cred to Nd the sick 10 those plss
should BIS sup led with hsrses TO enable them topr.
der efficient service snd also that there s great war
Of provender for animals both 10 Norfolk and eorts.
mouth, II 10 respectfully rqusstsd that the ministers
officiating ct the several ohurches ct which Divps
worhip will be performed this day, will tsks up
lectious TO supply these wsnts-snd the etzsns are
earnestly invited to make liberal contributors
1aoss who may not be present, can send the amour
dssirsd to be siven to sny member Of tbs Comm :.
tees here tofore appointed, who will take pleasure In
giving it the proper destination.
JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
THURSDAY September 6tb 1856
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS Sent 5tb

FLOUR.-The Flour market has been dull durips
tn. week Limited sales since our last report AZ
IS Isl but transactions for the last two dsys
being considerable sap between the views of hold
eTs aud buyers Stock light and arrivals limited -
sales Is small way to the trade at 90 for Superfine
Extra &9O9 Is; Family $40 25Oi1.
WHEAT. Since our Last weekly report the mar
ket has given way cents with perhaps a little more
visor IS to qualities commanding the highest prices
We quote good to primo Red $l 7Jl0I 75 zoud to
prime " hit- 81 Is to 81 80
EORN-2SG05, mar hushsl
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THE FEvER IN NORFOLK AND
PORTSMOUTH.

f,ur .ccounss from Norfolk and Portsmouth
continue ofshe most appalling character. we
ssf.r the reader to them. How long is the
fav.r to continuef il now the inquiry on
:, erv hand. We trust il win soon show signs
a. dim;oution. Il 10 now nesrly 80 days since
n began, and usually after so days it begins
IN lesson iss viruIence and fatality. But ss
this latitude is higher and colder fnan 'nose
where the fever il most common we conn
IDENTIFY hope that when it begins 10 0e'n''
4 vill do no with unusual rapidity.
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JOSEPH MAYO. Mayor
TITO THE PUBLIC-Reports havin.

W A1E TODi@1C.-hep0fS hhVH2
l. rescbsd me that alter the death Of my hro,hs,
VIM II. Pitt Ton Saturday night last, Turned az
sister in.law ard her children In the street Nos
this IL utterly false 30 far from doing this g7s
up tho best room 10 the house aud rendered them
evarv ASSISTANCE In my poser 10 make them s,sar'
Portable ss my circumstances would admit OF wt:s
she h.issif can TESTIFY to Who could have bs'as
csu-l and inhupsn to have circulated sach vile ~
iumpy God only Knows, bat sll have to syss
I base faisehood srd could only have orig asIsd
o vioip us aeo rrupt mind
l thank my God am no. 30 lost to human hsF.
70 have doue this even TO al utter stranger much
Less to tho wido " Of my brother.
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CHURou DEDICATION The new Metho
dist Church. Union Hill, will be dedicated to the
service and worship of God, on the is h inst mo-
vided it does not rain. Should the weather prove
ince ment, the dedication will be deferred until the
6 w. sehon, D. D., and other distln guished rninis
ters, expected to conduct thu exercises on tb.
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PAINFUL AooIDENr.-On Monday after

PAINFUL AooIDENT.-On Monday after
noon last, Mr. John Tyler employed at the Rich
mond and Fredericksburg Railroad. while engaged
In unloading car load OF sills near the Manches.
ter depot fell, and the train being In motion at the
time, bis left arm was caught under the wheels
and nearly cut off. He was taken to the Medical
Colegs In this city that evening" where he received
the necessary attention.
Drs. Gibson and Wexford found II necessary TO
smputate the crushed limb, since which time the
wounded man has been doing as we'll as could be
expected, and hopes are entertained of his speedy
recovery.
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PORTSMOUTH.

private letter communicates the following
deaths IS having occurred In Portsmouth Tuesday.
Mr. h'ugiey, father OF Miss sophia Binsiey. who
n'-d lew siece; Robert Tatem; Mrs Joseph A
hsoiy, and her s,n Joseph; and Richard wiz
liams
Mrs bl'isoiy lost daughter and o. rand child bs.
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The PLUa CATCHER, offered by Mr..
hyde to the Fire Company cling the larsest num-
Der Of tickets for his benefit at the Theatre last on
day night was awarded 70 Pheoix Comply, Nc. s. It's
members having sold ii73 whole Tickets while No.
D, tue contestirg company, sold hut 1874 tickets
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The COUNTY CoURT OF HENRIco spent
the entire session yesterday 10 calling the app. al
docket, and hearing other civil business The
Court have resolved not to sit to-day, but will e.
sumo its sitings Tomorrow
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In this age of steam, CARrER's SPANISH
MIXTURE 10 filing large spses in the public miat.
The astonishing dAiiy performed by ts SIN
and prompt action In the worst cases Of Liver Dit
eass, Neuralgia, Rheumstism, MsreuTial Dissssea
blood. 10 wianioE tor II reputation which 10 bscom.
'og' woeid wide" 1t 10 certainly the only Medicine
-: known which does possoss positive aud specific
the better, ss 4-eta
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CLOSED DooRs.-in accordance with the
recommendations of the City Council and the
Mayor, merchants and other business men In the
city have determined TO close their doors TO- dsv
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CAN'r LEAvE.-We are informed that
ths steamers runnins daily up jam, river fr. m
Norfolk and Portsmouth, are taking away compare
lively few persons each tip, ,hese row romainins
in the plague STRICKEN citea having d.termin-d 20
stand their geouad and nd their sick neighbour
snd friends, relying on the protection of mercifuI
Proyidspce while doing So
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LOCKED UP.-Charies E. Lich enstein was
examined before the Mayor and t~o Alderrrsn or
the charge OF being deranged, and ordered to be
Licked up for safe keeping.
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DR.. GEo. W. Briggs has removed h
his new resieence, corner Of Broad and 9TH s,.,,
Church Hill, opposite Mr.. James Winstop'. yS..
be cen be found 81 rigtt or during tbs dsy B,rI
continues his old Office at the corner Of 9oysuo,
and Main streets '-''
w Office hours from 9 TO IL A. H., and forl
r. n. g. 2-Im,
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THE HAMPTON COMMITTEES.

BY telegraph from Washington We learned
Yesterday that the Committee sent there
from Hampton, had failed the chief object
Of their mission 1.-THE obtaining OF Old
Point Comfort for the purpose of removing
the inhabitants of the infected cities to that
place. We refer the reader to ourtelegraph-
&c head for the particulars.
The Committee which visited this city be
ny disappointed in not seeing the Governor
called on Col. MUSFoRD, Secretary of the
Commonwealth, and had with him long
and interesting conversation upon the sub
ject of the afflictionso of the people of Norfolk
and the best mode of relieving them. The
failure of that part of the scheme of the
two Committees which looked to Old Point
as a place of refuge for the afflicted commu'
pities, left but little ground tn hope that any
plan for their general removal could be ma
tured. Discouragedip this more expansive
project, they did not fail to consider matters
of less magnitude, but of very great impor-
lance to the people whose good they were
humanely trying to subserve One of these
topics is the subject of the following cores
pondence:
EXCHANGE HOTEL Sept 5. 1855
DEAR eIR-Siuce Interview this morning,
ha, occurred to this committee. a valuable susges
ton that part Of the contribution made ~ the
generosity Of your citiz to alleviate IN, suffering
10 Norfolk and Portsmouth. be appropriated to the
purchase OF a few horses and an ample supply ~
ar. of which latter article both places are entirely
destitute Such donation would meet Que Ut the
nIs.sus necessities Of those noble members Of the
Mecicsl Profe sson who still survive. many being
.n,ss,d In their arduous and heroic duties without
the ordinary facilities which are at all ta Q. ess
tiaI .cisily as this psriod, which is vaiusbe be
You'd computation.
To eonouson, allow US. in behalf of those whom
We and ourselves to THANK you for the
cn,5i.i Az npsthy which you have exhibited for our
suffsring fellow.citizsns, and to acknowledge the
courtesy of cur own reception
Verv respectfully. your ob't serv'ts.
JAMES BARRON HOPE,
GEORGE BOOKER,
JOHN CAREY, ,com,..
II VAUGHAN,
w. r. WILLIS,
And others
Col. g. w. MUNFoRD. sec'ry of State.
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CITY OF RICHmOND, MAYORS OFFICE
August Stat, 1856 !

August 3l.t, 1856 I
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God IN
His good providence. 10 grant to the inhab,t,pt,
This city eeason OF unexsmpled heslth snt seasr.
prosperity, it has been tn ght becoming end rry,
10 set spart day for the grateful commemorative
His distinguishing goodness it is therefore r.cn.
nented that Thursday next the 9Th day Of ssp.n,
her. bs o5served IS day of Thanksgiving and tt't
all the cltizsns OF Richmond be esrnestiy requested
unite In the religious ssrvcss of the day; ard
30 much as our sister cities of Norfolk ssd 2a,l
mouth still suffer- from the ravasas Of the fstsI d.
eass which has 81 sorely aff isted thsm it IL recon-
mended that spscial prayer be offered on thsirts
half, that it would ease God to remove the p,sh
lence from them and grant to ths,n the ble'rnu
which c9n,trsln US to make public aeknowlets,'
ment of His mercies.
ss JOSEPH MAYO Ms1m
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RELIGIOUS Service will be held ia most
OF the churches In this city this morning at II
o'clock and this evening at half past o'clock.
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FALL SUPPLIEs.-The stock of fall goods
in the bands OF cur merchants wes never lafser OF
bsttor assorted than at the present time Cou.try
merchants, therefore, instead Of going North to
make their pur ohasss will be enabled to buy whst
they want on better terms in Richmond than In any
other city In the Union.
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JOHN PITT,

I dc hereby certify that my brothsrir-',w NJ
John Pitt h-s rendered all the sssiatAncs tfslH
poss:bls for q bumsu being 10 do. daring TO
siosusss Of my husband; but CD has seen ct tohs
my husband from me, and | must bow TO the will d
Divine Pfoyidsnce.
evi report could be put in circulation to ths ms
~ Of my brother-inlaw, and in justice to bin %
deny this through the sdnm o. Y0pr p,yet
SARAH VIRGINIA PITT.
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DI d

On Wednesday, Sept 5th, ORIN BURNHAM
s,n of Sarah and Burnham Wardwell, aged l6
months and q Days
His funeral will take place at the residence OF his
father, on FraaAln street, Thursday 9Th inst at
81 o'clock P. NJ. The friends of ths family are re
qass.sd to attend without further notics.
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HE CAMPBELL MIssTRELs are drawing
fashionable audiences every evening to witness til
rich and varied eptertanmeut at Metropolitan
Hall.
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WELL noNE.-Ihe money collected by
the Trinity Church Sabbath School scholars was
Intended to be appropriated to the ben, fl, of the
orphan children of Norfolk and Portsmouth lief,
destitute by the prevailing scourge 10 those two
cities.
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THAHpsoru,

shg T. -.Divias service vii, :, .scosb r.,
70 THURSDAY. At sunri.ss ~" IDS % hsIa I, us.Pis
III r % preashed b. the Pastor o. !, s.locs sss
a.. u ci members Of the Csntsn,nrssv D..
l ,si ess ~ where 70 .srvl.s,, and
SIT With NJ tod k,l,
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HEsRIoo County CouRT.-This court,

on yesterday. adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved That this court feels, that In express
ing it's sympathy and sorrow. as 1t now does, for
the people of Norfolk and Portsmouth, In their
present mournful visitation they but express the
embodied sentiment of the people Of Hanrico
Resolved. That we cordially approve the pur-
Thursday, the 6 b inst, as a dsy of than kseiyIug
and prayer In token of the sense of gratitude fell,
for the continuing health of city AND county ;
and thst we recommend to as many of our citizens
as may find 1t practicable, to unite In the solemn
ceremonies of the day.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread on
the minutes of the court. and that the editors Of
the city newspapers be requested TO publish them.
A copy-Teste JAMKs Elicit. H c.
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MAYOR FIsKE We are gratifed to state
sass the reported death of Mayor FIsKK of
Portsmouth was incorrect. He was much
oe'1er on yesterday morning, his eighth
day.
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PUsIsHEp.-Margaret Young, free wo
m n, vas brought before the Mayor and propsrl,
dealt Si,h for usng abusive and Insulting An suags
to James Copeus, on tho Sd instant.
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The RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT SURLINGToN.-The
wounded By the late accident at urlin stsn were
improving Toe Coronef's jury met ct 10 O'CLOCK
Tuesday. aud proceeded to read the voluminous
depce given in
The body that has been remaining unrecogniz ed
since the sad accident OF Wednesday last was iden.
tified that of T Loveland, of the firm of Messrs
Green, Loveland & Co., merchants at Laconis, Ill
Mr Green, the partner of he deceased, came from
Boston aud at once r-cosniz u the remains.
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AUCTION NorIuE-Partienlsr ~.

AUCTION NorIoE-Particulsr att.r,i,,
is requested to my sale of valuable ks.I EssuuVa
manchester, On Friday afternoon, sompsD.iD, . !. =
Also-To my sole Of Household aud Ki,.s..e
nturs at the residence of Mr w. @ DAM, pa 'ah
7th street. nor of Leish, on Friday morn;,. q
O'Clock Will be added TO thu sale ,s ,.enr..a y y
risn2, made by Robert Il William Mum, ~u'ai
SO 3 TH0S w KEEsEr