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The AMERICAN DRANAT1o FUND AssocIATIos,- mer-
lean Dramatic Fund Association celebrated Its eighth ami
versy by dinner at the Metropolitan Botel New York on
Thursday evening number speeches made The
fund association about S3 ooO its income
about 900 and its annual payments about $4,000 Each
actor who Is member Of this association, aud who Is by
illness incapactaed from following the duties of his yoos
on entitled receive $40 per week and after obtain
ing certain age he is eplsd u pension of $500 per
| annum.
SHOCKING NOTES.-THE roads In the interior Of New York
represented to be in the worst possible condition The
snow-drs and mud holes often prevent the Of any kind
Of vehicle,
HoRnrBEE DRArH-The Portland (Naine) Advertiser
says;
Capt William Eaton, Of Wells met with a shocking
death on Monday last lie engaged ia his mill saw
carriage which supports the logs and directly 10 front Of
the saw, and completely through part Of his
body falling through the mill into tho below Capt
was very much respected and his sudden and shock
ing death has caused profound sensation 10 the He
was aged about sxtysx years He was alone in the mill
| at the time" a
TnE VIRGINIA SEARCH LAVA despatch from Norfolk
says: ......
"The schooner Maryland which was detained here be-
the captain refused suffer her TO lie searched for
passed by the State legislature released to-day the
captain having paid the 6ne Of $780, The vessel sails for
New York Tomorrow
ENORMOUS RAILROAD RroEPTs-The receipts Of the Fri.
railroad for the first eight working days Of the presen,
month reported amounted TO $23OOoo equal to an
average Of $4,000 per day.
VIRGINIA rrShscEs-The Of Virginia under The
bill will amount according some authorities
to S36OOoOs according to others 100000 sufficient TO
absorb her floating debt and furnish supply for other
purposes.
THE NEW PENNSYLVANIA LAw-According to the
license law, which viii go into operation, the
number Of hstels in Philadelphia will be about thou
sand and Of restaurants eating houses hundred and
Fifty. The total Of the two at the present time about
four thousand The reduction, therefore, viii be very
heavy. .
HEARTREyDISG occUpRrSCE-On last Saturday O of
David Huekeany, Of Switzerland county Indiana, in
crossing field where enclosed a vicious horse,
attacked by the animal who with his teeth tore him, and
with his feet stamped him until life extinct The
mother Of the boy the transaction and much
excited that she swooued and carried into the house
Ia helpless condition, where she remained until death
lieved her In a few hours.
InoS ron TIE MrsPHs AND LrTT1s Rock RAILROAD
We learn that the Smonds shortly expected win take up
four miles Of iron for this road and that the
will commence at once.
REARxsRLR sLEPHANTs--At welchs circus, Philadel-
ps they have trained elephants who stand their
iore-egs and throw their hinder limbs into the air They
ascend TO the top Of the theatre on graduated path
way, which IL makes o dizzy TO walk upon.
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Darn OF MAJOR HhRsEy.-Major Robert d. Harnoy a
brother Of General Harvey, United States army died AT
his residence In Elkon Tennessee on the eth ulno Of
paraytic attack Ho had in early life family love for the
din and strife Of those that make ambition virtue be.
ing an officer in the regiment Of regulars which gained
brilliant victory under General Jackson at The bloody bat
Tie Of the Horse Shoe where the great chief Red Eagle
tanned such a crushing defeat
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The Federal (Georga Union, after publishing the Cd
rnrable speech Of Hon. A. H. Stephens the Kansas
tcsted.elsction case, says;
an instructive argument, not at all sbored but the
contrary IL win add much to the reputation Of Mr.. Ste
resources"
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Tue Springfield Mass Argus gives currency TO ru,
oA' The New England Emigrant Aid Society propose
once % elect governors for new States to be carved ou,
Washington and Oregon Territories also, one for .
"~ Do erected on Block Island Like the Jew cloth
aey keep governors senator's and other officials ready
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OFFICIAL.

DErARrMxSr ErArs,
Washinton, April 10, 1856.
Information been received department O.
Murphy esq, United States Shanghai
thai place Of the following named cizsas United
J. Malcomb, May oath.
g. Walker, September Cd.
Nugget, October Sd.
Munsord, October 9th.
Owen Studley, November "a.
Daniel Fraser.
Apr 10 .daf AZ a sa1@e s@.
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Railroad CoIl.s,ou.

EAsros, pad April lion the Lohigh Valley railroad
near Eason, to-day, gravetrsn In collision with
train, and two seriously injured. The engine,
we're com plcely smashed. .s.a.#
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oar cITT,-We clip the following from the New o.
leans Picayune Of the 9Th instant:

awe have had n week of charming spring weather ana
city has continued to receive large of visit
throughout the whole Of IT. Our hotels are full our
promensdes brilliant and animated with the ladies' and
places Of business have been busting and hunino
with the sights and sounds that indicate activity and
prosperity. Our ecture-rooms concertrooms barooms
opera house and theatres have all been well attended
the races have commenced with spirit We have another
week Of good sport In prospect the Metsrie course
where learn there IL strong probability we shall 80,
another contest for superiority between Louisiana and
Mississippi There s good deal Of interest already excl
ted in view OF this incident which hope win not fail to
come OFF,
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IL Y Il h l. u G II A p ii I.


BELFAsr, (Maine) April LAT so'clock this morning
alrge meteor fell south Of this city, shaking the buildings
in this vicinity, and being distinctly heard in Rockand and
negbborpg The sound resembed the explosion Of
powder mill II is not exactly known whore 1t fell.
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FATAL Roiirood Aociderf.

CHATHAM Foup- ConSkRs, IN. Y.,) April u.--Ssmue
SUMNER aged "a years. from East Stockbrdge, Massacbu
sets, fell from train Of the Hudson and Boston
railroad at this place. to-day the binder portion Of the train
passing Of his legs The surgeon amputated the
limb, but he died soon after.
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WHAr SExr2--A member OF the New York legislature
has been arrested on charge Of illegal voting at the
mayors election 10 Albany.
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THE undersigned
par,nenhp 6n Of Appleton Co., whore
Baltimore, the ~ bayine add
selling Stocks nstes drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
checks Of stock brokerage
exchange bassss that william Stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Howell reside Ia raid city and George
county xirginis and special
George sosissed hts OF Me cspai
dollars cash
this 18th day Of Arch 1885, aud
WH STUART APPLETON,
w. NOV KLL,
Mar 25--d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
AyNG indicated In the above
III and saio Of
stocks nosss foreign exchange collection
loaBs, konas hir
oy business public ecaes exchange
Ws will coiectDne receive deporites,
M standing accounts
We the Of Mr.. LAWRENCE r. BAfkE,
q SelAen, wterr, Co., Wsshinytr D. Co.
hunsss of
house. Of fully recognized by
APPLETON Co,
AprIl 3-6v 2I4 Baltimore
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AUGUSTA, (Me.,) April 1.-THE address 10 the governo
for the removal Of Judge Davis has passed the legislature
the the vote stood rs house so to
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HAurAx, April 12-7, p. MP TO this hour have nc
signs Of the expected steamer Cambria two week.
from Liverpool.
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January, 1867,
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National Theatre.


The celebrated and completely organized
PYsE HARRISON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
c0aPHs among other ssd sss ,as world renowned Queen
MISS LOUISA pYNE,
VINO y ~ leading y s q
interior 10 Jenny Lnds
The renowned Ensiish tenor
MR w. HARRIsoN
The celebrated bssso,
MIR. srRETroN, AND MR.. HoRNCAsTLE.
WIN commence fashionable a. This establish
uscnt
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL IA. 1859.
Aided powerful competent orchestra full snd en-
The sngassmsn, Of hi. company limited 10
Bar Sic Myhtsi
During which be presented each light
SIX COMPLETE OPERAS,
With encctys scesssions Of scenery, costume, Nc.
The boz the sale Of seats open every
Once hours between a. pm
Insal Opera
soMNAMBULA.n
Mile Teresa parodi,
.Maasaa. Assisted by
MIME AMAIIA PATTI sTRAKOsCH,
The distinguished conualto, and
sl0Non LEONARDO
The eminent baritone,
Under the direction Of the great paaaist and composer,
MAURICE sTRAKosCn, t.s.
On their way ,As North, win give this city
ONE, AND Positively ONLY ONE
GRAND CONCERT AT ODD.FELLows' HALL,
on TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL is.
MILE TERESA PARODI sing, tb4 OCCASION lpf The
first and only time, the celebrated national French hymn
LA MARBEILLAIsE,
Which has been received wild, iae
sung by her. 8HE8A#
The programme this anapproaehabe va
Iey and win include from great
popular, miscellaneous fs Y Il
The price % admission has been fixed all the hall
Seats can 10 socArcd whsa charge the
T. Davis esq, beginning on 1hursdsy, April 10.
For particulars ana small bills
Doors opsn at (; concert cesSts.
Ap9-6l
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Apvil l-6v


GnEnAL LAsp orroE, April 10, 1856.
LII persons having bound documents belonging this
once please without delay wing of
the Patent building which General Land Once this
day removed.
ll-dDd Star d Ini.1
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GRAND SALE OF MARBLE sTATUARY, ORNAMENTAL
" vassami objects Of Sig Veto
1hur-dsy moninG 10 O'Clock,
Bookstore, Of Pennsyvana
street. Invoice Of beautiful works
of art lust BY Sig. Sons from Italy,
The of all the ancient
ors studios Europe Among Them
superbiy carved vases Eirurian
Agate baccante vases, pure white Grecian
Baccante taxxas o cards, nc.
Amona The marbl ststuary will be found
finely of Daniel Webster Csraa
marbl. The grain quarries Of Italy produce
Also, superb bust OF Emperor Nicholas
beswtnn madonna Of Tenerann by the well known
list, sig Bschsni
One beautiful group Bacchus and Arsdne
group, shepbevdess
One superb group, Divine Instruction
PsIinn China,
Finding Mosss Prodign Gentle
shspherdss, Tragedy and Comedy, Ac, all Of which
mounted marble psdesdals.
One style landscape services the first Of tho
imported
Beautifully decorated sets, chocolate cups, &C,
Elegant Orecian pedostas for o
Pair apbors from the originals the
Pfsts Palace.
Rich Bohemian ass vsses, perfame bo,e card
and jewel baskets.
Terms
The saloon win be open the goods exhibition the day
JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
ApIl--d Auctioneer
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FRKsHrr IN Tm CoSsEcuoprs--The Hartford Times of
Thursday saysi
1.-THE Connecticut river had risen at noon to-day l6
feet above owwaer mark and is still rising at the rate
Of an inch an hour The river ia perfectly free from Ice
and the eshet increasing at much more moderate rate
than usual II will not probably rise much higher than II
10 at present and little or no damage will be done
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IRoS ron THE MrnPms LrTTLE Rock RAILROAD
We learn that the Simonds shortly expected win take NJ
four miles Of iron for this road and that the rackayine
will commence at once.
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REAnxsRLR FLrPHASTs-At Welchs circus, Philadel-
pir they have trained elephants who stand their
foreegs and throw their hinder limbs into the air They
Also ascend to the top Of the theatre on graduated path
way, which II makes dizzy to walk upon,
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TUDOR PLACE for rent-This well known, beautiful resi-
a~nce fbv Of The
Of the spacious
correown, n,t. premises
between and sight
supplied win pure wss shade trees and sesu,ful and
of 0eosgeOwn city of Washington,
omsc, chores Of Virgsa and Maryland certainly
delightful residences IN gentleman of forfune
oF land situated in
the cosnty Of Wsss.saon mw hundred yards from ,nndary
and Of Coluabsn College, full description Of which
be ofce and all NO. 800 in this city
Also, hsndsomc building heights Of Georsiown stu
the north c ~ Tudor Place and containing
on less thon which also be at
once
~ CALLAN, Notary Public,
Ar l-3faw<w No. si3 r street.
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ny-Churoh Of the Ascension, PROF. Ep~s1 III, be-
9th and lo'h sues,s Rev Henry STANLEY
every Sunday at H. and AZ ssngers and Others
be accommodated with April Ia
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VIRGINIA FIShscRs-The revenue Of Virginia under tb
tax bill will amount according to some authorities
to $3GOooOs according to others 100000 sufficient
absorb her floating debt and furnish supply for othe
purposes
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THE NEW PENNSYLVANIA LICENSE Lkw,-According to the
new license law, which viii go into operation The
number Of hstels in Philadelphia will be about thou.
sand and Of restaurants eating houses two hundred and
fifty. The total Of the two at the present time Ia about
four thousand. The reduction, therefore, viii be very
heavy. M.. aa
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ESoaNoUs RvoEpTs-The receipts Of the Fri.
railroad for the first eight working days Of the presen,
month IL is reported amounted S23OOoo equal to an
average OF sac 900 per day.
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SHOCKING NOTES.-THE roads In the interior Of New York
represented to be in the worst possible condition Tho
snowdrs and mud holes often prevent the of any kind
Of vehicle
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CUSHING TACKLE.Wc have u.t ecsved, and have ready
for SALE tackle think 70 be foune
In this including in this market W.
shall take pleasure showing ess Gcod and cnsr them At mod
prices. w. TUCKER Cos
Ap o-suf al3 nearly opposite Browne.
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GOODs rOH GENTLEMEN
~ SUPER Black and Colored French Cl9ths
tStra Hack and Fancy Cassiueres
Nch Sk and Velvet Nestings
Merino, Fine Cashmere aud slik shirts and Drawers
Handkerchefs, Gloves aid half losc
70 Shieh We invite the attention Of hiends
egg PRICF, RAYLY wsTKTNs
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NATIONAL AGRIcULrrR,I r,,,

.ApktrHiA' Oct lO--1here Was q larxr at,.ps.,.,
at the fsr to-day numbering tbir,v q, s a.,ehoanee
rue rse'g on the course spirited aud The prirI
s;.s. Inc grand banquet came oa at b.lLps.t2 .hs,
es",een hundred persons, including t-o hundred ias.
yer, OF pennsylvania. and McCoskey of Mehiys, -
pronounced pace and returned thanks beior, and s
sns mssl The tables 6ed the immense tent and -s..
the ed'bes were disposed Of President W;Ig.' aver
suSH,: "ricoming the guests and compIimenne Phil.
uePa As being the most appropriate pIsc- for a.. oh
W. rs, agricultural society Of the Union having be,n
%o'; NC fSlloek Mayor vauI Gov. Rice, Of New Jer,sr
" ousas oi virginia Jo-ish Quincy Of Boston. A
o. uonger, Of Ne" York, and W. NJ Meredith The pre
tne aggregate to si00o0. Tomorrow Is the cIosng a.
stock """ " otoooeo
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oissiLtk oc'- IA meeting OF the friends of Ere.
mont and Dayton w.s held last evening :, Foa,s"..n
eennyikil county The meeting vas disturbed by boS,
OF n"ehanan rosdes and the speakers ~xre stoned ana
nS' =. mr. Patterson was stoned -Iile on the stsnd
au Just A. 'e and the other speakers we're Lsying b.1
nred into the carriage, which gazed the face Of linn
Vile ~ " e'"@eu OF miners
sry IRON hinersvle, called out and
they succeeded in arresng Eve or sis of tho
'ae one OF them in attempting to escape va, ,bo;
uead The Others are in the watch boa-. AT Nn.r.v,
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JAMES b. CLAY AT PoTTSyuJp

PoTIsvILLE, Oct ll.-James B. Clay arrived here to
day IL was proposed to ensbroud the Monument of th
smen'ed Henry Clay in mourning his arrival but on
Of respect TO several Demacrats who contihr,.d % 4,
erection il was not done ~ y
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TOBACCO AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTs
~ respectfully sotsed. - r
" oase on ylrsinia street, next to Fry's corner
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MORE BLOODY WORK RIITIxopr

DAIriAoRE Oct lo.-Two additional sh ockipo afs,,v.
tea mere THIS afternoon John Roach vas sho, in tie
uigh az the corner OF Baltimore and S.n,b .t,s, TT :
snot va hrei from party Of men occupying an omr;h
noaeh memher OF the Empire Club and his a>s,Il.nt
WOO escaped in the confusion is supposed TO belon ~
OF the American Clubs ~ ''s y" o"e
Tonight political quarrel occurred in IN. r7.h MI.
1s'Ieei %. Peter Kelly and John Hughes a wa,ehm,n'
hred at Kelly three times and on the .t discharge
o Pe,ua'eu ms brsin, causing instant death Hughes
That the act committed In selfdcf.uc. e''b
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MERILLO Iron PIPE WORKS..
merrill * JAQUES.


NuASUFAcruRRgs AND DEALERS IN WROUGHT IRON
1V1 Pipes FunKs Tools and description
connected with Steam, water for heaing and gt,
steamer Churches Hotels Private Dwellings, Hopals Villages
FACTORIES and Halls 49,
Mo-valvts Cocks, Pumps, GuAges and Boiler Pue.
20
Cutting entirely new and our own p.,.p,
warranted do double the other INVENTION
Orders solicited from Aictons the country promptly
'shasa la jaii-iy-lPl
ENNCnsIoa SEWING MACmSEs-asd, by HOOD BAT.
~ IfLLf CO. NoessisI, Mais patented by Elias
September lOh, 1916 These hac..
use) repair They A good sub.tant.
and uorkmAnke and will TAlors m, and
saddlers work, In warranted
stitch sl not sewing done by hand
Call aud sss ihfia IN operation ito CkUT
up stair. - W. A. DAWSON, Agent
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CONNECTICUT FTFcTToN

HARTFORD, Oct lOFurther and reliable returns Of
town elections In this State, show Democrat
gains The previous reports that the Republicans he
carried the State erroneous The present .h
the State il largely Democratic
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FROM LAKE SrpCpIop

brFFALo, Oct. l0.-Advices from Ontonason Lake On
perio to the goth uitimo, the mining business l. sc
i've yielding largely. storm which occurred on ~.
age to the shipping other property has been
Inc storm extended to Marquette where five inches ~
sno" ie, and the pier at Eagle river was DESTROYED
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AUorrOsrsksA kAssbS 1sb sosassslSs 4 SsssSE a,aoH W.

.ron,,... i+AHlS a SHINE,
AUofIosEshs AND oOhNiRlioh AERnE.Nrs
u Main street, RicsaoBd "a
NA Ill give tEsT undivided
Personal Estate sale Of Household Purnitur- socs Ca
Cows, Carriages Wagons, &C, Ac -'' VI ""'Ses'
keep constantly on hand the handsoues stock q,
70 oe found 10 this market consisting part Of
DO DO NaTbIe snd
Sidehoards WAsnstands ''P N4"Nie',r
Plendd spring Seat Sofas rete Tete DiyAns and Irps,
Spring sat earlor Cane aud Windsor Chair ~ "k''
A., sp,lns ClId Rockers, soeiablss, Whatnoty
Aso beasiiful OhAmoer s.tis og.th, ~,
general assortment Of Housekeeping Cioois w"
The city and country invited 10 exan,rs an.
p. O. LARUs. '' ~ "u' =. s,Ss S. SSst - .,,....
JAMIE N ehlNE.
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SCHOOL BOOKs.-oEo. WEST

- FKcHANaE BOoKsrORF
SCHOOL and Coegr Text Books of editions
chsp Peket and faiy Bibles sBd Prayer Books Hyun
&C saoney-neiudng Siaei variety Tnt
Papers Pens Pencils tc Ac, repeat that se
wholesale ~ such prices dey All cOmpe0n respectfully
hcit Public paironaFe 0EO ". WET, ffh street,
nel4 doorfro fbe Pc. H.
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PROMINENT DEMOCRAT ABANDONING BUcBA- =

PHILADELPHIA, Oct Il.-Mr George A Coff.s nh. .
cent editor Of the Evening Argus who had ins
from stumpng this State for Buchanan has Joined the De-
mocrsuc Fremont Club with speech endorsing the Re-
puDheAn uoctnes' Mr. Coffee was the persnn Who for
mally announced to Mr.. Buchanan of his nomips,;o j.
sne keystone Club visited Wbeatand their return from
cincinnati lie was also the orator OF the 4h Of JuIr n
moeralie meeting in Independence Snnnre y
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-. n. WILLIAMS
PRODUCE COMMISSION MRRCH ST

ENERAL AGESr for Resolving and
~ Tobacco Goods Ae &e, No sHocKok sup RcxosD, Va.
oe leave TO return his thanks his friends
Tor the liberal
with Watkins Of this city and re
specially socis thus
Ing on Tie theatre OF business alone, do with
business qualifications conruee will b.
faithfully represented.
Liberal cash advances made OF produce
hand - r
RK,sSs 10 hsssss Lexis Webb Son. waswort Turner
and John Booker, ESQ Rslnond John Otsy Esa Chsw
pabney E-q Mess Peters, seaes - and Mesrs
Jones Lynchburg Va i.Ys-u
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POLITICAL MEETING IN CoITNRI. a

ooLthhlA- Oct lO.-A large and enthusiastic p,.s,in
was h-'d mere tonight Hon. W. W. Boyce made an adj
us oi an hour and half in length advocating
essance to the administration of Col Fremont sbopIS
hat gentleman be elected President HE remarks xere
received with immense cheering by the audience ard
uch excitement was exhibited throughout the pe.,in
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CONGRESSIONAL NOuIyATIovs

NV foRK, Oct 1.-THE Rrpubican. ~ ~. 1h,..
Sohs'e'iona District have nominated George r. Pe,tou
Lsg. tne present member The Fourth hay. nominated
L: W. keyekman. In the Fifth George H. Andrrv. one
OF the editors Of the Courit ENQUIRER In The g.,
&c. yoseph SULLIVAN In the Seventh James W. Nye In
'he Eighth Hiram Wakeman, the present incumbent.
LLNlki' oc': lO-The Republicans of the 9Th Con-
election - AeiAe' 'ot re-
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EIREMpN,S PIor

WASHINGTON, Oct IA 6.emens fight occurred here
last light IL commenced 9Th street and extended 10
the fresdents House Guns and pistols we're freely used
killed. ' "o'e
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LARGE RORREpy

TROY, y. T., Oct lo.-Tbe New York Store in ,b;s
city was robbed last night of OOO worth of silks and vel
Inc entrance into the store effected through
one of the front second story windows No clue has yt
been discovered OF the robbers ~ 'e'
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HOMICIDE IN .PHILADEIPUIA

rHiLApELPHIs, Oct l2.-At midnight a disrepu,able
man named Aelntire shot dead while nose
was passing The whole company have been arrested and
their apparatus secured The deceased WAS stv
with having Killed a woman with nnrter ho,,Is- 20.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-13
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACcInrN7

IoRoNro, O. W, Oct lO-A shocking accident occurred
on Monday on the Grand Trunk Railway nesr Berlin a
tsn ran over Wsgon containing hve persons three Of
whom were instantly killed - ~ y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-13
DEMOCRATIC WrrTIIc 1TT1.-o

EAsroS, Oct l0--The Democratic meeting to he he'll
here tonight promises to be quite large An mpo.ir,
torch ght procession is now paradng streets JohI
speak. !"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-13
VERMONT LEGISLATrRE

hoSIPELIER, Oct s-The Legislature Of Vermont a..
semoled today Geo. W Cranky Republican, was ebo.
sen speaker OF the House receiving 90 votes and L