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ANTHONY BURNS AGAIS.-Thc famous Anthony
Burns has been sent by his very dear friends. the
Aboltionists, to Oberln College, Ohio 'to study
for the ministry He has applied to the Church
of Jesus Christ, at Union, Fauquer county. Va,
for letter of dismission in fellowship, which was
promptly refused-and tho proceedings of the
Church are accompanied in tho Front Royal Ca
zette, with a letter from Elder John Clark in
which Anthony is told many wholesome truths,
and the law and the gospel" laid down very cor
rectly and severely upon his backers
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THANKsaIvING.--The following days are to be
observed as days Of Thanksgiving in the States
named: Virginia and Maryland, Nov. Is; Florida,
pennsylvania, Ohio Illinois, Iowa. Maine and Del
aware, Nov. 22nd; New Hampshire. Massachusetts
Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Missouri
Wisconsin, Michigan and Texas. Nov %
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WHAT CONSTITUTES A HABITUAL DRUNKARD-
The supreme court of Massachusetts at the last
term, in the case of Franklin Whitney, decided
that being found drunk three times within six
months docs not make man punishable a. COM
mon drunkard under the statute.
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WHEAT FROM NORTH CARoLINA-An unusual
quantity of wheat is passing through Fayetteville
n. c., for the northern markets. The drought in
the upper counties has interfered with the grind
ing there and SO the wheat is shinpod
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A DOUBLE WEDDING occurred at Chicago last
week. when two Misses Hamilton entered the bliss
full state of marriage of whom is the oldest ma
tive inhsbitant of that prairie city, though she is
Young BRIDE
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Hon. THOMAS H. BAYLY.-The friends of this
distinguished gentleman, says the Washington Or.
gan, will be truly glad to learn that his health has
much improved as to give strong hopes of his
speedy recovery
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The approaching session of Congress is begin
ming to attract much attention. As preparatory
TO it, two of the American members from the fifth
and ninth New York districts publish in the New
York Herald a call for caucus of the American
members to be held in the Hall of Representatives
on Thursday, the 29th of November, at tho hour of
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THIRD BRIDGE GONE on THE PACIFIC RAIL.
RoAD.-Fatality seems to attend this road The
terrible loss of life and the large number of wound
ed by the falling of the Gasconadc bridge had
scarcely been reported to the city before a train
was dispatched to the relief of the sufferers. By
the earnest, energetic efforts of few brave men
who remained at the scene of disaster thesuferers
were relieved and the dead were taken out from
the wreck of cars. Scarcely, however had the
mOurnful procession bearing the mutilated bodies
proceeded half way on its return, when, on reach
ing the bridge at Boeuff creek amidst the darkness
of night and the horrors attending such progress
when that also was swept away by the flood Just
as the uninjured had passed over and while the
cars containing the wounded in the act of go
ing upon the frail structure A wonderful Proyi-
dence seemed to have protected the sufferers
The tide carried everything before it-amid the
storm and the rushing of the torrent, the comnu-
nication between the two banks was cut off-and
thus the discovered train stood without the possi.
bility of proceeding. Those passengers who had
crossed however, came on to the next depot and
reached this city on Friday night The dead and
wounded were ferried over to Washington and then
placed on the cars again, and finally reached St
Louis on Saturday evening about o'clock .
To-day we have to record another calamity and
another disaster to this unfortunate railroad. The
bridge of the Moreau four miles this side of Jeffer.
son, gave way on Friday evening, and that struc-
ture also is now mass of broken fra ragments This
is said to have been the only completed bridge on
the whole line. Not one has stood the test of a
Hood tide-not one but has endangered to great
extent human life-while a single span of a care.
less arch has hurried twenty-eght of our citizens
into eternity.-S Louis Dem.
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SECOND WIYTER 0PEs
Ef- OPENING OF K
FALL MILLINERY
At Mrs. Demclmnnss os

~ Cbeap Millinery and Fancy Store,
On Main Street, between 18th aud 18th Streets
Having just returned from New York Mrs D. has
opened large and handsome assortment of fashioua-
bic fancy and plain Velvet Bonnets dark and fancy
Straws Paris Feathers and Flowers Hair Dresses
Caps and great variety of Ribbons and Eubroideres
with large lot of Hosiery and different sorts of Fancy
Goods; all of which will be sold at the lowest New
York prices. -
BONNETS, CAPS AND HAIR DRESSES made
to order. Also Bonnets quilted for Ladies and Chii
dren in the latest style. Tca E's.7TH SO =
u Bleaching and Pressing done at the shortest no.
tlce. tl--2m&
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INTERESTING DEDIC ATIos.-A neat and tasteful
church, erected by Christians Of various sects has
just been dedicated In South Carver, Mass An
unusual interest attracted great numbers of people
owing TO the curious fact that fye different and
eenhicnng denominations were represented by thu
clergymen conducting the exercises, viz: Baptist
gongresationaist, Universslist Unitarian, Metho
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At Inagua, on the 27th uit., shipment of salt al
81 cents per bushel was made.
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Alfred Putnam young Bostonian, died recent
ly of cholera at Ferrara, Italy.
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Ex-Gov. Reeder, of Kansas, has served a motto
on Gen. Whitfield, announcing his intention to co
test his seat in Congress.
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THE BARK MAGNOLIA.-The celebrated bark
Magnolia, of Filibuster memory, was knocked
Gown to the highest bidder at Mobile on the Cd
inst, under decree of the Court rendered by con-
sent of parties. The vessel and armament were
bought i'll at a nominal price by the original own
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1t Is said that Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe /
building fine house in Hartford, Conn.
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
' EIEST nREAIlITM 4 w ARDED 40 IlIIN w

TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
tnends for their kind patronage during the past four
IEfS snd beg leave 10 say that am prepared to
iinish Store Fronts, Monuments, Tombs Vaults and
woIs IN the Stone-Cutting and Building line.
Quality Of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
Ihssed North or Sonth oc 3o
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The Chicago Democrat says. Il is estimated that
the ioss by recent disasters on the lakes exceed Q
million Of dollars aes ssiss ls5s5~
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Mr. Buchanan is announced by the Columbus
Ga, Times as candidate for the Presidency in
1856 -
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One hundred guns were Aired in AIsxaniilia, on
Friday evening. In honor Of the american yictnry,
in MARYLAND sH ~ - - 80 -
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CLAIN SETTLED-Thc claim of ]. H. T. New
ell, of Hsborough, Mass, against the Boston and
Maine Railroad for injuries received by his little
daughter in 1852, when President Pierces son was
Killed, has been settled by the payment Of 5000
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H0IsE AND SIGN PAINTING.-ORN

iiiNthTAL WORK on Satin, Linen, Cotton, Glass,
Es11ngs 1 mutations in Wood and Marble, Graning OF
a. u NHds done promptly and when promised, at re.
vii find to their advantage to apply at the shop on
'h street, next to Mr.. Yarringtons Carpenter Shop
Wy X w ALLEN
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Rev. Edward Beecher d. D., of Boston, has ac
eepted Professorship in theological institution al
Chicago. ss.z fe-ess3
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DENTAL CARDS.

COOKING RANGES 0u Exhibition mt the
~ Mechanics Fair, by JOSEPH FARRAR, Brick
layer, Union fii Richmond, agent for Ponds Patent
Union Range, with elevated Side Oven or Double
Oven Strangers and citizens in want of enc of the
best Cooking Ranges now in nse respectfully
quesed to those at the Fair and satisfy them-
selves of their many advantages Having put up many
for who have used other ranges take pleasure
in showing their certificates in testimony of their
perorty. Having sizes TO cook for from II to 200
persons can accommodate small or large families or
boarding houses schools factories or large taverns
Orders ieft at the Fair, addressed JOSEPH FAR
RAR. Bncklsyer Union Hill, will with pio M t
attention. .E no 1--l1+
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There are twenty-six churches and one thous
An sno nine hundred and sixty members In Lowell
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ACTIVITY AT THE NEW YORK NAVY YARD
VEssKLS FITTING OUT FOR THE WEST ISDIys.-
The Journal of Commerce of Saturday afternoon
notices increased activity at the Navy Yard.
The Z. S. sloop-ofwar Saratoga is living at Sandy
Hook, provisioned for q cruise and bound on a
special mission to tho West India Islands Her
precise destination il kept secret, but rumor saws
she is bound for ST. Domingo.
Tho U. s. frgate Potomac, flag ship of the Home
Squadron, Commodore Paulding and the sloop-of
war Cyane, are fitting out with all possible dispatch
and viii soon leave the Navy Yard for the West
Indies.
All three of these vessels are very effective
Tho two sloops have ls0 men each, and the frigate
500. The officers and crews are abroad and the
ships overhauling and taking in provisions and
water.
Tho Release" lately of the Arctic Exploring
Expedition, is to be fitted out immediately. by di
rscton of the Secretary of tho Navy as an Exer.
cising Ship for naval apprentices, by which they
may be made practical seamen. She will be under
tho command of Capt. Hartstein. There are now
400 recruits and about 200 apprentices who daily
practice at the guns, reef, splice, &c.
Mr. Steers s making strong effort to launch the
U. s. steam propeller Niagara before the lst of
January, but the short days and cold weather nav
foil him in the attempt. large force is employed
under Chief Engineer Gray, in prosecuting the
work on the large machine shop and other buildings
connected with it, SO that it il expected thew will
be ready for the manufacture of steam machinery
for vessels of the largest size in six or seven
months.
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VIRGINIA MECHANICSj TNSTITITTF

= ~ NJ r ID H. the highest premium,
h shsfaed 10 SAMUE Ell ID. DENOON, for the best sps-
tHAens OF CRATES and TENDERS
IA HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
t5;:A,D ~ u T. -, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
N NAiCES-Ihe subscriber has for sale the largest
80 o' CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
n sale IL this citv, of his own manufactpre Tbe
%LIes embrace all Of the various kinds and patterns
s3.I sh Us aqqaTe-topped Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &C.
t. "n oeeetiiGi rounding Tenders, summer pieces &c
match. Orders for Crates, Tenders &c from
s sEn ana country pnctually attended to and care
5y Ky packed Merchants purchasing to sell again
w vii be supplied at the lowest Northern prices With
p u4aI p Hiacepnif on for cash by wholesale Apply
lid Jth sErestS Richmond va %" o."
IL SAMUEL D. DENOON
A. nave for sale large supply of all kinds of Be,ls
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VIRGINIA INTELLICFNCE.

SALE OF NEGRoEs-A correspondent of tn q
south-Side Democrat, writing from Charlotte c. H.
records tho sale of about SO negroes oyvned by the
estate OF the late John II. Thomas, for an aggre
gate OF S2o 4O0 Sonc other negroes were sold
at the same time and ono or two boys, weighing
20 pounds brought about $3.50 each.
sEypryo LARGE CROPS The f.-,n.-. 4, Char
lotto ara sowing large erons of yvhaa, "a n the
mart sea son nrnva nron;,;ar. =, n, 80, I.r,o,- in
creased receipts. ts
Nrwsp.pr, Ix,nov s,.,
Democrat has apneared ;r raan.., 80. IN much
improyed In annearanre and styIa +. o;n..s ,,axy
energy and Il po,s ono of the hos. a;;as T., Tir.
oirja r,ho nnn,.;,I,N D pa,,.i,;sa. s r.,.,o
Journal two of the most popular country papers in
the State, also appears in now Dress an evidence
that the talent and energy bestowed upon them
has been appreciated by the public. If city mer.
chants would advertise in the papers of the interior
more than they DO bofh parties the merchant and
.he Editor' would DC enabled TO appear in new
are's oHeher tnan they DO. s 81 sa5 IS ..4s
VIRGINIA Posr OFFICE ADMINISTRATIONS
master General Campbell has ordered the following
to I'LL vacancies created by resignation:
Lewis Troy, postmaster at Summit Point, JEFF
ferson county, Va, vice Samuel j. G. Moore. VIM.
H. Brown, postmaster at Tazewell G. H., Taze-
well county, vice John II. Taylor. Francis L.
Dodd, postmaster at Glen Easton, Marshall county,
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neet o. over 800 square rugged vessels went te
sea rom Boston, Thursday afternoou tasslf Z
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=,VICFS REDTCED.-RIC EX-
phntff For WORKS, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND

'cfLsIOR WORKS, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
GlIs Sis. -,a..,ra :, s,,o,,.;,, % .h.
-sblic that bis FLAMING and sA" MILL is now IN
rins recently incurred an expense of several hum
10 dollars in 1eitting sud perfectng his machinery
q, planning Saving, and Tongueing and Growing all
-. of boards and Plank he is navy enabled to exc
80. i.-, .,,norior work az greatly reduced prices. ~
'. Iii from those in want respectfully solicited.
80. WILLIAM FORBES
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Gun MA Il 4 K, Importer,

- Q9SszSs whcA sals and retail dealer in Amer
DS lean 4si imported Guns and Rifles,
ganins and FiskYg 1acki1, Pocket Cutlery, Walking
rpss Belts end Por: LGuaes, Percussion Caps, Gun
nosder. Patent Shot, Balls. Powder Flasks Pouches
gyi Bsl.s Bird Bags, Nipples and Wrenches, Wash
IL, Rods aUd Ticklers, Dog Chains and Collars, Gun
gsfers Materials, &c, &c.
R4yayers and Five Shooters at Manufacturers
p-ee. to the trade. s. SUTHERLAND,
No. 32 Main Strest, opposite Eagle Square.
n, 6-lm Richmond Va.
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WRECKS on LAKE MIcHIGAN.-ELEvEN LIVES
LoST.-The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser of
Thursday has further particulars of the wrecks
and loss of life, before reported by telegraph on
Lake Michigan. The propeller Delaware, bonnd
to Chicago with 10000 bbls. of provisions was to-
tally wrecked off Sheboygan, and all hands, num-
bering IL, were lost. The captains body foated
ashore on tho next day, the 7th inst The propel-
Ter Omer Pssha, with II, 900 bushels of wheat was
also sunk off Shehoyaan
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5oS los

Lovenstein's (no poll opened.)
Eacho'g (not heard from.)
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r. TATTON.-LARgE 8i
A. STOCK OF GUNS, ,.S,nnkk
&W pfSTnLS AND II / AAh1At22aA

-. PISTOLS AND l. AhaAeA :.
-. - now opening a large variety of SIN
II ftEs,Ny1 s1yp II Double BARREL GUNS of superior
sess:o splendid variety Of Powder Flssks, Of
ALso-nta shot BELTS and Pouches of the most
nion' ~lss: fne Game Bags; Wsd Cutters Dos
nj t Eii anP %aas Central ae FIRE
Cop. W ~; go. Repeating PISTOLS, Aliens Re
AL2'Sscy ard every description of Pistol now in u.e
ToYeIs and repaired with neatness and dis
Guns s'o'A'' JAMES WALSH,
fseh. ,o,4s, doors above ST. Charles Hotel.
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In. SAMUEL D. DENOON.
nave for sale large supply of all kinds of Rail.
g. OF nv own mak. no B3n, !. n ~ ~ -
SfCEan Csal SAW MILLS. RAJ l. iO A d

= ch115n oa w MILLS. R a 1 L. 20 A ID
,.,, [Aho, &e-BURR ElrTENGER, Cayvstrest
s' Soo' The CITY Gas Works, are extensively en-,
siP ~ ~ snianuaetnre of Portable and Stationary
wtnnSH LA1iNES, Circular and Vertical S W
Ills, Mll! Gearing, Railroad Cars and Machinery.
'IDeefo fTeSses and other fixtures
HGS descriptions of IRON AND BRASS CAST
VrivItihEa and Finished Work, made to order.
d"ptrsons IN want of machinery for any nurno.s
- 'H;ieittd Ss @ to call on us before they buy.
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-, : ~ RaTH-.-The attention OF tIs

--1IIFR RATHS.-The attention OF the
Shon raIied 10 8 superior article of Shower
y pSp.nJ, ,ba sybscriher has on hand, and hich
B' fy sale ass less price than the common srti-
% y sells ot Those who t~ w1s to PTT'ha's sfM
..,t,aS1i,SSS - anS or Messrs. STEBBINS Il PULLENS.
~ Mr sTARRETrs' Uu roppRc
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The ELECTIoSS.-The returns from elections IN
the diferent States in fully enough to give the
reader reliable account of the success Of tho diff
ferent parties In Maryland the Senate has %
members, of which 12 Americans, 6 Wings and
= Democrats Tho House of Delegates has "A
members, and, as far as heard from, is composed of
y Americans, Wings and Democrats and DEM
ocratd. The following are the members of Con
gress elected: J. A. Stewart, Democrat J. b. Ri
caud American; j. Morrison Harris American
Henry Winter Davis, American; H. W. Hoffman.
American; and T. J. Bowie, Independent Whig-
The American ticket for State Comptroller and
Lottery Commissioner is of course successful e.,
In New York returns from all the counties in the
State but sx-excepting some few unimportant
disIriets-haye been received, AID they give the
following totals:
Headley, know Nothing g.....-........75509 500
Ward Hard-Shell Democrat 3GO
Hatch. Soft-Shell Democrat. ...........53 9O9
hing, Republican. .67, 89S
Mr.. Headleys plurality thus far is 7,6l1. All the
Senatorial districts but one have been heard from.
That body will probably stand-Know Nothings, 9;
Democrats, g. Republicans, IA. Eleven Assembly
districts are yet to hear from. AS far as ascer-
tanned % Know Nothings, Al Democrats, and 40
Republicans have been chosen to that body.
The result in Massachusetts, where the Ameri.
cans were victorious, and in New Jersey, where
the Democrats carried the day, has been an
nounc ed
In Wisconsin the struggle is still doubtful The
latest returns give Bashford, Republican, slight
majority for Governor, and say that the Senate
stands IA Republicans and II Democrats and tho
Assembly 33 Democrats and 80 Republican, as far
as rcported
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,"R, LOOK OU T.--N II W c A r.
q - RIAGE HOuSE.-The smhscriber hay.

-----AA-ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
royed his store at No. 81, Main street, Richmond,
ie hegs leave inform his friends and the public at
age that his stock consists in Carriages Barou-
3es hockawsys, top and no top BugSies Saddles and
5srneSs OF all kinds usually made for this market;
saddle Bags, Brides Martingales Strrups Bits and
snTs OF vaross qualities and prices; Carriage Gig,
md riding Whips; Canes, Umbrellas, and Busk-skin
19yes Tor dr1vIng Trunks, Vnlices, Carpet Bags La
dts satcheis fine fur and Blanket Robes Horse Co
ys and Blankets of various qualities and pricesna
cls altogether one of the best. Houses in the State
oi persons to equip themselves for horse back and
carriage riding, every article used for either is
bnCed in stock. The public is most respectfully
invited to call aad examine his stock and prices; he
does say he sells lower than others, for he don't
know what others do but on y asks of persons who
vent any of the above articles look at his before
tying elsewhere. He assures them that every in
daoement which can, will be offered to serve them.
To Sadlers he would say that he has large and
RED assortment of Harness Mounting, Patent and
ether Leathers which he will sell them at low prices
JNO. w. DENNIS,
No a Main ST., doors above St. Charles.
nrl Id
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coRRRsPoNpEN OFT pIspArep

Sailing Of the Star Of the Hest-Mysfeious Disnp
pedTdnce
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

SAYINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH.
~ MOND-Ofice removed to the Store of Chris-
tian * Lathrop, No. 80 Main street.--In consa-
9uenee of the resignation of David R. Crane, VIM II.
ChIlstian was unanimously elected Cashier The of.
ce has been removed to the store of Christian & La
throp where deposites will be received on which an
interest oft per cent. will be paid all sums re-
manning on deposte SIX months or longer and ve per
cent. for a shorter period. s-, -. =
This institution has been in existence twenty eight
years. has loaned over eight millions of dollars; has
no suspended debt; has lost dollar failed
to pay any certificate when due. 'r-
JNO. THOMPSON, President,
WIN. II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
NH SIS GEO STEEL Secretary. .
rAPITAL l. @JO,OOO.-COWMERC
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Office at the store of Quares
Brooke, on l4th street.
Deportors in this institution will receive six per
cent. on all sums remaining deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time.
WIN. 6. PAINE, President
r. T. BROOKE, Treas. jy6-ts
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yALlMANDER FIRE PROOF SAFES

= Manufactured by Evans Watson, Philadelphia.
Trse Safes have been severely Tested at recent fires
in Baltimore Philadelphia and New York and when
opened their of books aad papers found
obe uninjured. They warranted to be Fire Proof
Safe with Halls patent Burga Proof Locks. Prices
rsBgus from $50 to $780, For sale by
II. BALDWIN,
nh 9l-ts 148 Main street Richmond
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Ihree- CoTnersd Har-Last SATURDAY. morning
fafriek kean and Edward McAdam appeared be
ioro the Mayor to answer the charge Of threaten
ing to assault Thomas N. Farrow. ) The difficulty
Detween the parties grew ont Of q case before the
mayor, N which McAdam, the proprietor Of soap
ana candle manufactory IN rear Of the st. Charles
Hotel, was charged with creating nuisance nv
conducting his business. Farrow being one of the
proprietors OF the St Charles and witness for the
euy. and hean being the son-in-law of McAdam.-
ABOUT iO O'Clock Mr.. Farrow stepped In 20 Mr..
Hemey's store to get that gentleman to accompany
MN 70 tne courthouse, and there met Eean who
charged him with yindictively pursuing Nr. Nc.
Adam, and threatened to publish him in every pa.
per in the State. This Mr. Farrow denied. when
hard epithets were passed between the parties. Mr
McAdam joining his sonin-aw in the controversy.
Al this time Nr. kean ran his hand in his bosom.
as MT Farrow supposed, to ntimidate him, seeing
Which Mr.. T. drew his knife and advanced upon
inc parties they retreating into the street. where
o.her persons interfered and prevented further diff.
heuity. After hearing statements from both par.
ties, his Honor deemed it advisable to reouire ali
three to enter into bond and security to keen tbe
peace in the sum of $500, which they readily did
and were discharged '
Disag agreeabe.-The weather continues extremely
unpleasant, being damp cloudy and chilly-just Of
that character to produce pneumonia
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- no THk LANI 8 S.-J1s1 re-.
eeiyed another supply Of thOse dick sols
- !. :. Wahins shsse high and lsv Ss..tess u