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msnt, ], called on Mr.. r. J. Smith, ths second ol
Mr. Bolts, with whom ! had general uudsrstand.
Ing asto the terms, with the arrangements for .
to writing. Shortly after We went to the ground.
70 prevent any mistake about Il Fearful Of an
afrest again separated from Mr.. Pryor, and Ia
strucsed Ar. Irving to have him on the ground be.
Iore dsy, - the leaving Of the hack afser light
arrival near the ground, which was fheen minutes
Nter hye-nearly two hours before the hour Of
meeting. and before Il was fully light met Mr..
Irving, who informed me that Mr.. Pryor and him.
ser mad been on the ground some twenty minutes.
remained there some time, when DR.. Boyle, the
surgeon as IL afterwards turned out, Of Mr. Bolts,
arrived and stated that he had passed hack with
strangers In 1t. Immediately after, this back ar
rived, and proved 10 contain the police officers -
Mr; Pryor, myself, and Mr.. Irving, immediately
fed In the woods
Mr. Irving not being involved in the matter,
very quickly returned, whom, as he approached
the officers, one of them arrested him as Mr..
smith. After short time they arrested me. Mr..
fairly treated, as the other party woald doubtless
hear OF the arrest and avoid the field. To this one
OF the police replied at once that the other party
had stayed at Rockville, Maryland, and could not
consequently hear Of the arrest Afterwards they
did arrive and were arrested. subsequently
learned that Mr.. Bolts had in reality been at
Rockville the night before, and did come from
that place to the field He did not arrive until
between six and seven, and when the sun was
fully up. There being no prospect of = fieht.
and Mr. Tyler of Richmond, saying that he had
authority to take Mr.. Bolts and Mr.. Pryor back to
Richmond. upon consultation with their friends.
and, to avoid the Inconvenience Of giving bonds in
Washington pledged their honor not to attempt
any breach of the peace in the District of Colum.
bia, but to consider themselves as in the custody
of Mr. Tyler.
During the conversation between Mr.. Tvler and
Mr. Irving, as also between Mr. Smith. Mr.. PRYOR
and Mr. Irving, as learn from the last named
gentleman Mr. TYLER ats tod that bn acc;dantaI .
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GOVERNMENT PURcHAsE.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has purchased, for the of $50 Oe0 site
in Nashville, Tennessee, for the new custom house,
post office and rooms authorized to be elected
at the session of Congress The lot is the
corner of Spring and Cherry streets 100 by l80 feet
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Mr.. JAMES ANDERSON, the tragedian, in company
with Mass Agnes Elsworthy, English actress will
soon return to this country and play round of en-
gagements through the principal cities of the Union
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10 Il G TT 81 ANDERSON. CPHOL-
~ STEkERS AND PAPER HANGERS, COR
HER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STS.,
invite the attention of their friends and the public to
their stock of FALL GOODS, being the best assort-
ment they have mad to offer in French and Amer
lcsu Paper Hengings all qualities; Muslin and Lace
Curtains, Dsmask and Deaine Curtain Goods, Corncea
bancs and trimmings for Curtains, Table and Floor
vi Cloths, w hite and Check Coco Mating, Window
Shades, Mattresses, Feather Beds with many other
srcies in the line of business which will be sold
worked the ahle tarrus ~. SIN.
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FLORENCE PoTTER.-On Thursday, August
26th, the long pending dispute about Little Flor
ence" was brought close in ownievile-Judge
Smith deciding that it was best to consign her to
the keeping of Mrs. Jessup, sister Of Estee Potter,
whom the Sierra Citizen speaks of lady in every
respect qualified for the responsible trust The
conditions are that Flory is to be taken from the
stage and sent to school until she shall have attain
ed age of discretion At which she can choose for
herself. The trial Ia said have been deeply in.
teresting on, in the course of which the imputed
stain ofilegitimacy was removed from the little girl
After the decision, Flory gravely inquired, "and
who do belong to now l"-Neuada (Cdl } Demo
crat,
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lALCABLE FARM FUk sALE.-.l Olfor
for sale privately my FARM, Laurel Meadow y
situated in the county of Chesterfield, four miles
from Manchester, and one and half west of the
broad Rock Race Course, containing $40 acres-2OO
are open and in high state of improvement. There
lance is wood, large portion heavily timbered
The Improvements consist of an excellent dwell
Ihg-house, negro quarters, stables and barns. The
psrns are well supplied with water from a branch,
bY means of small water wheel. There is q OF cam
engine, about eight horse power, which drives the
.Afeshng machnei also steam saw, gr1st and plas-
ter mill
=, The place is well supplied with good wster, and
nae Two hne young orchards, peach and apple, ana u
enc OF the most healthy locations in the State.
:, ihe terms will be made accommodating. Fer fur
iher particulars apply to myself the premses, or
70 70 Ihonss Taylor, of the firm Of Yan.Lew, Taylor
%, Richmond. J. WHITEHEAD.
Ny post office is Manchester. se ll-d1elm
TAkEPLEAsUKk 10 inform my friends
= snd the public at large, that every arrangement
FENCING EXERCISES,
IA nay Sale dArmes No. 2c8 Main street, on the LIT
OF October. 70
\, Applications to be made In calling st my store
No. x0S Main street.
Terms: 20 for course Of twelve lessons.
Sc S,--lts p. WILBACHER.
NEEMsCHAUM " PIP Il > --B oh . mian
sIs Mssrsehsum Cigar Tubes
Cigar Cases and Cigar Lighters
best collection ever in Richmond. jast received at
CHARLES RiCHARDsONS
Cigar and Tobacco Store,
"@-h American Hotel Building.
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4 CAkD..-We, the undersigned, mem.
IA bers OF the RICHMOND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSICAL CLUB, which has now been in successful
operation about session under the direction of
Mr. '. BUSCH, feeling much gra,ifed at his ability
Conductor and Arrsnger. take great pleasure in
recommending him to the public, ana we hereby
daily invite the cooperation of these musical anna
tens who may be disposed to unite with from the
commencement of next session ithe 1st OF Octo-
Bsr and also later, in order to make this Club per.
and worthy the countensnce of refined and
intelligent Community.
EF~ Apply to MI F. E. GIBBs' Anbrotype Rooms,
C0rlnthisu Hall.
W. LEIGH BURTON, Violino Primo
A. SHoLL, '-'- Asoo01'
JNo J Fry, Viola
7. e. GIBBS, Violoncsllo.
Ea : I AesHAsuH' ASsHAs' Flauti Primi.
3 3, TrfxEssH' =: RaoDss' Flauti sscondi.
IA. ERICSSON, Clarinetto Solo.
V. BUSCH. Conductor
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In addition to the above card take pleasure in in
forming the public that Singing Society of dnseri-
gentlemen is about to be formed, which, after hsv-
ug been sufficiently drilled by me. is going 10 be
unIted with the Richmond Instrumental Music
Cluh" 30 that both to be considered Society,
consisting of one Instrumental and Vocal sec
tiun.
Gentlemen wishing to join the Vocal division, will
please call for information at Mr.. p 4. Gibbs Am
h-oype Rooms Cornthian Hall; at Messrs Hsr-
rold 4 Munsy's Book and Music Store; end at my
residence Oh Bank, OF 1lth streets opposite
Goddin's Hall. OLOF A. ERICSSON.
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sDassAHpIEo or THE CuBAH JUaTA-The
New YORK Sun announces shs disbandine Of the
Cuban Junta originally formed In that city for the
purpose Of redeeming Cuba from Spanish rule
At one time the Junta had prepared powerful
expedition for that island, but their hopes were
blasted by the premature invasion Of Lopez, %.
gether with the Interpolation Of the United States
authorities. The Sun says:
ut iStrue that the Cuban Junta q extinct -
Spanish grace has blotted out this revolutionary
institution. Gaspar de Betancourt, its President,
has received and accepted pardon for his rank and
thrice aggravated rebellion His confiscated
estates, amounting in value to hundreds Of thous-
ands of dollars, have been restored to him. and he
has taken passports for Paris to enjoy there life
of arstocratic ease The old revolutionist has
succumbed, and for the remainder of his days he
will take his walks and smoke his cgaretts on the
Boulevards of Paris, attend the opera, mingie with
the elite of French society, and adjure AL demo.
cratic associations. Farewell, friend Betancourt,
to us and to Cuba forever lostl Kind hearted and
suave in manners thou vert, but not tho stuff of
which daring and stern revolutionists Re made. "
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a. Id. DENOON mas fOr safe QUO huafHets
kJs led Crates Tenders and Summer Pieces, EN-
bracing Square Topped, Circle and Eleptic Patterns
These CRATES OF my own manufacture, and shall
be sold at the lowest prices Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Me.
ehanics Institute awarded silver medal the highest
premium, to SAm'L d. DENooN for the best speci-
mens of Crates and Tenders. Also, for sale large
stock OF Bells Brass Brick Moulds &c. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry, No. Us Main street, be-
9Th and 9th, west aide Richmond. Va.
iY ism
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MICAJAH MAN9UM.
~kW YORK HOME MA ID

our establishment, No. and No I59 Main
6QIHS street, new and superior article of home
lu.Ge BREAD, to which we invite the attention Of
tue public All ask is trial to convince all that
surpssses any thing in the way of Breed made in
the city. Two snd half pounds warranted for ten
ceata Also the largest and most varied assortment
of BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS to be found
in the city, at wholesale and retail
SIMPSON 4 BAGNALL,
oc 7-6t Nos. and ;59 Mein st.
lEUULDIN DRESSED AND UN.
lfI DRESSED LUMBER-Belvidexe Planning Mills,
or 9Th street. south of the Basin in rear of the Pc
t.rsburg Depot.-Pianing, Of all kinds of lumber,
Tongung and Growing done in the best
!ng Partition and Car stuff on hand and for sale.
Also, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing and building
terisIs generally.
Builders Mouldings, sixty different patterns, al
ways en- hsnd.
SIN & C ROBINSON.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Poetioai Works Of Thomas Moore. vols. iemo
- lBriti.h Poetsl Little. Brown Co.
The Torch LEht Or. Throusb Wood By Harriet A o.
=, cot limo. PIP ~. Derby Jaokson-
Noes on the nepes Prlcce Of Baptist Churebes BY
fr.beis Way and. limo. PIP. 80. Sheldon, Brakeman
The Rura Poetry Of the EnEsh Lsnrusse Edited BY Jsepa
william Jenis syo PIP 81 joan P. yesett CO.
annals Of the American Pulpit by William B. Spngue, D. D.
z vols evo. Robert Carter Brothers.
Besumsrtbs' and Bis Time. By Louis De Lonenie. Tnss
Brothers
HsTpeI. School Hh;ory By Jacob Abbott l,,O. PIP 40
Tbs Same.
Lake Mani Or Exploration .,d Discoveries Southwestern
Africa BY Charles John Anderson. l2mo. PIP. SCI
The Same.
Cbsnticleer; THANKSGIVING Story b. Cornelius Mathew
limo. pp 80. (Ilu,trSted edition) Brown, LOOMS
Co.
TIE Bibe in the wOrt.bop By Rev John w Mears- i.no
PIP 3fi. c. ScribDer
Jesu. upon Earth Or The Story Of Hi. Birth. Le Death
ard Resurrection limo. PIP lst The Same
Andre; A Trssedy in Five Acts. By w. w. Lord limo
p iS7' IL same p.,t., v,u,. ,,no A.,
The Same.
Nedulcia Selected from Notes and QueTies" limo. PIP
d. Auplstou & Co.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMAN.

FRIDAY, Nov. 1.-THE President, BESJANtS +.
P1ScSsEY, tsq., il the chair.
AAer tho usual premiuaies the Board went into the
thbd reading Of bills. The following are among the
Bills Pas,ed-In favor Of rerIunerstirg various lire
companies, for the INTRODUCTION oil gas ana CIoIoh
water into their houses.
In favor Of Tagging, &c. in Mercer street, betseen
Spring and Hous streets
In favor OF confirming apportionmont OF ssses iment,
in tie matter Of regulating Third avenue from Forty
fourth TO Sixty h II street.
In favor OF digging wells, Sc, in FiftylAh street.
also i'll Tenth avenue between Onehunfret- and nuy,
evenrh and Ont. hundred and-fy.eig streets ana
between OEe-hundrtd and-sixtieih and Onehundreu-
snd-si1ty fret streets.
In favor Of tagging Va..ck street between Spring
aid NanC am streets %
In favor of filing silDken lots between Seventy nnth
erd Eighiieih streets, sccoat and Third avenues
Ia fsvor Of confirming con,Isct for bu1dn5 engine
for Company No. 30.
In favor Of eprontin, syecis lmu,ittee 20 make
ausrgtments for the celebration OF tho eFproaehlns
Evacuation day., and eppropriang sl.veO thereto,
IN favor o. awarding contract OF e1ca'dtns sup 'o'
Of Watts street.
In favor q rebuilding carriage cfliOae Company
No. -.
IL favor of allowing Hcse Company No. 81 to use
howe formerly occupied by Ing omp1ay no -.
In favor Of advertising iof proposals ioc house vi
EpgiFe Company No II
In fayor Of purchasing thirty thousand feet Of ahei
hose for the Fine Department.
Tie Board then received and retei1ed Tic S"''
Joined -, VI,
P.Et,0nsOf Beck s. Kmhardt egent o; he hsI-
buIgb American Packet Company, for the exclusive
ufe of Pier No Il NOrtI River.
OF Forty-tblrd street MethoGl.t Episcopal ChaIeh'
TO be relieved frCm assessment
R,,oHtiORs-To place two gas lamps IN iroIi o. lne
church conner Of uLiyersity-plsee snd TENN s'ee''
Referrtd.
To construct receiving basin snd culyeIt On me
SOFT conner of Eleventh street end SAa l'eN'e'
Referred. .
Directing TIE Commissioner Of Repairs and sapp.les
TO attach running gear 10 Hose company 10
l9-le ssme DOT to exceed 81 &c in expense ReierTed
To number Second avenue from Eishieeh.a 70 or
second stIeet the sme to be doneby coDIiso'
to the lowest bidder. Referred u-,
Il which various bills were oonsidt red
Af,,r r.ne tic Board adjourned to tie hf'' h0nd'y
] IN Deceu Der.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

FRIDAY, Nov. 2l.--Ald. JOHN III BRIGCs 10 the
chair.
Eroeuat.oa Day-.i resolution came from the Coun:
cilmtn sppIcpraiiDg i,VOo for the celebration OF
ter was lad over.
Tie Union Ft,7y Co.-Ald. Fox stated that owing
10 having bee engas ed all day in the Board of County
Carvss,trs be was unable To finish bis report, but
would axe full report and give the Company state
n o1t Oh the f. NE citing of De cember session.
The Board aojouraed TO the Isl Of December
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A BEAUTIFUL LAKE DIscoyIRKD.-We CLEAN from
The Henderson lIosa Democrat that on the Sth Of
Setteuber last, Edwin Doplin and Mathew Wilson
discovered Beautiful lake, 81 miles in circumference
in Sbley County township fourteen. On Ssta DAY, Oot
4 large nur Der Of person. collected tsgetde. sad
cave tie ihke the rame Of - Iaks Wastinstca"
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The ELECTION MATTERs-Since the election judge
Capron has taken large number of complaints against
divers persons for riong and interfering with voters -
election day. OF eleven members of the Police De
partmept eight have been indicted by the Grand Jury
for roting assault and battery, and encumbering the
polls. Indictments have also been found against eievea
other individuals on the charges. The psnsh-
ment for these offenses is $3.50 fire imprisonment IN
the Penentiary not exceeding six months, or both In
the discretion of the Court. Several persons have been
indicted for Illegal voting.
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HDIc1NFSr OF ISsPEcToRs or ELECTION james
Brewer, Robert McGowan and Andrew Thompson, Ia
speciors Of Elt cton in the With District OF the
Seventh Ward, have been indicted by the Grssd jury
Of the General Sessions for refusing to administer Tie
oath to persons challenged at the late election by MI
Daniel b. Stevens. The accused have given ban In
81, COO eachto answer. They will be tried during The
next term Of the court.
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l.. b. +. suggests that fund be raised for the
Home of the Frendess" upon the same plan as our
Tribune Kansas Fund" and sends us 81 for his do
rati,n. The idea is very good one, but we cannot
take charge of the fund Kansas is national matter
this is merely local Money for " The Home should
be sent to the managers
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PHILHARMONIC SooIETY.-The Grst concert OF the
fifteenth season Of this excellent Society off this
evening at the Academy of Music. Madame La
Grange lends her valuable hid on the occasion.
Messrs. Godbeck tpianol and Doehler (volin) will
also assist. The following orchestral pieces will be
performed: Beehovens Symphony in c Minor:
Overtuief--" In the Highlands by n. w. Gade, and
"Medea' by Cherubni. The final rehearsal takes
place this morning at 10 O'Clock Conductor, Thee.
Eisfeld
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARcEN.-Philip finsfgss
vas yes erosy srested charged With stealing ~ ron -
MussD Lsep.r Of loo gns house, corner o. Th,sty ~
and Broadway The money was soiea n.m .ad h.
g.r while b. was ssleep couch, and part OIL W"
FnLegan's rocket.
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ASo1nFR ALLEGED TICKET SwIsDLE.-WlLsm
O'Copnen residing in Brooklyn, on Friday appeared
before Justice Welsh and charged Moses =. Phillips,
clerk in EIrgbs ticket office, Cedar street, and a.
other puson, with having swndled him out Of si06 H.
He states that wishing TO 60 TO California, he cane To
this city on Wednesday last, and happened 70 mest
oIe Of EnriRhts runners who told him that by gs'sg
to his Office in Cedar street be could get ticket fr
eco. He accordingly proceeded with the runner 10
the flee and soon drew from his purse nineteen SOW
ereiens which he laid upon the desk. The runner
Immediately swept the morey off the deck into bis
hand and gave it TO Phillip, the clerk. He then de-
nsnded Of @ Cornell three moro sovereigns. who a
first refused to give them, and demanded his money
back, but falling to have bis demand compiled with.
and fearing TO ose the nineteen soveregns, he paid
over three more and got his ticket On this compsinG
the Magistrate Issued warrant for the arrest OF the
accus ed and Sergeant Smith and Officer Webb OF the
Lower Police Couit soon brought in the clerk. The
latter waived an examination, and was committed. 70
default Of 81 N0 bad, to answer the charge
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LirScH.-The packet bark Jane Dsggett, $50 tuns
register, will be launched from the yard Of Webb Il
Bell, Greeppoint at n o'clock p. m. this day. TAs
vessel is intended for Durham & Dmons line Of Chs
Cow packets, urder command of Capt. T. NJ. Lambert.
long and favorably known in the trade.
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with Charts enA
r..--,,.. IF ch.,.e..r sfves daily By Prof Few
~ vs,.aIo,,e., c.biss, No. SO Broadway. ass -
Phi. PTiy.te rooms sor ladies snd seaIls'0'a-
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TAdvertis-msntt
sr.ry AND NATIONAL Law Sen

STATE AND NATIUNhh IN" r,., ~. .,,,.., S~s
iseps- n YTe.neS q. a,ts, ssSsa Ss.ni .sossiJ %
polS,ss s NJ Tern besas % rIaSr JAs7Aar so"a "
ia :, J. w. FawLsa
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The Ladies Charity Fair at the Crystal Palace will
close this evening and urge those who to swell
by their presence the throng that will naturally be at
tracted thither. The proceeds devoted to hos
pita in which all who suffer and need are ministered
to without distinction of sect country; and feel
sure that few shilngs rarely be spent CON-
mondably than at this Fair.
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IT, n, rSj,oy Of The N. y T,1.s.

To Me Editor ef The ~ y. T,i1Ss@
Sir: In the Police reports of tho 10Th inst am
charged by Flank Lese with grand larceny committed ~
nfs6t" The true version Of the matter Il follows par
the good. him ard have bis bill receptsd for the
same rented containing the said goods from him 10
Nav 1857 raid the for the in advance and have kh
bill r.eeped for the held policy Of insurance On tas
goods transferred to me by Frank Leslie.
When he failed became alarmed for the safety Of my prop
eriy and removed o'clock In the afternoon choosing brood
daylight for the removal Of my property.
ROBERT PRINCE, No IN Jay street Brooklyn.
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ALLEGED TICKET SwISDLE.-Thomas ScoAeld,
bartender, was arrested on Friday charged with
swudlng an emigiunt named Edward Murray out OF
81 50 by seIl him worthless piece OF paper having
on il merely the words No. 81 Anthony street. Com
missoners Of Emigration" for a ticket for passage 10
the West. The accused was taken before Justiee
Connolly and committed for trial. He denies tho
charge against him.
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CAPTURE or HogsE THIET-Joseph we.i.n. .
800 "a Ms Anna Maze No 10 North Moore street,
Ia The act Of packing Up sysrw,re to me sIs o. W r'sa
70 eSIy go buf Nr Nsfs eslled in otcer Brsuin Of
% ~ Ma PeIise who arrested him The prisoner
-, before justice Connolly ard COMMITTEE 70 answer
,h.,~c If attempt 90 grind isrcenJ.