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ton of this species Of work. and who entered into
undoubted bonds for its proper execution; but in
asmuch as there to be constructed at Lockville
stone lock, which was the first ever built on the
river they would have preferred letting these gen.
tlemen have the construction of it, from the fact
that it understood that they had experience in
this species of work.
In all this, Messrs. Editors, permit me respectful
" to ask, in what have the board done wrong? We
are answered that if we had given the contract to
these Northern gentlemen their own interest would
have prompted them to push the work through;
and that it would at this very time have been com.
peted. In reply it may be said that this is merely
conjecture and that not, by any means, sure
that it would if let to them, have been in its pres
ent state of forwardness. And again, it is strange
if their great object alone to have the means of
Transporting not to make money the
Deep River contracts-that they declined to take
the contract for the stone lock and work at Lock
vile, under the circumstances.
trust have satisfied the Journal that the great
paramount interests of the work have not been sac
riced to subserve the interests of employers and
contractors" s.,...
Is the work practicable one, and what have been
the causes of the distraction and disappointment Of
which the Journal complaints? I am compelled to
admit-and it is with the sncerest regret-that
there has been ground for disappointment. The sec.
ton of country which this Improvement IS intended
to open to the markets of the world, has attained
national reputation and the eyes OF the whole State
have been turned to this improvement as the great
means of its development. The Company has been
to three Legislatures, and they were assured every
time that the aid asked would be sufficient to ac-
complish the long.desired end. But are the Board
of Directors to DC blamed for this They had con-
fdence in the estimates which were submitted to
them as bein gsufcient, and having this confidence
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p f. p P RS HOTEL.
AYETTEvILLE STREET,

RALEIGH, n. C.
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS PRIVATE
lvH ROOMS FOR PARTIES.
eW Oysters received daily. Families supplied with the
best in the place.
December IL, 1856. TT
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SENATE.

u. "WEDNESDAY, Dec. II, 1856.
Mess,ge received from the House Of Common.
uansn.ung ensrossed bills, and asking the concur.
back Sa bill sn1 to 'I%es on corporations.
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MT. PLEASANT ACADEMY.

MT. PLEASANT ACADEMY.
vU|HE EXERCISES OF THE SRD SESSION OF THIS
Hourishng Institution, situated Is miles north of Ra
leigh near Geo. W. Thompsons Store, in neighborhood
noted for the health and good morals Of its citizens will be
resumed Thursday the 18th of January next under the
charge of W. D. Mitchell aided by competent assistants
necessary. Board from IS to IS so per month.
TUITION.
Beginners, 20 90
Primary English with Geography and Arithmetic, 50
HIGHER English Branches 10 90
Languages, per session of five months, Is 90
Tuition charged from time Of entrance and no deduction
made except of potracted sickness For further
particulars address the Principal Brooksve n c. or tho
Board of Trustees, Rogers's Store.
w. d. MITCHELL, Principal
Ter 16 1886 S-swt20J
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lY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, EXECU-
ted to me by Josiah Brgs @ ito s1
day Of December, inst, the well known tract Of land,
which the said Brdgers resides and joining the lands
East of Lousburg Franklin county containing 40 acres
in fine state Of cultivation we'll suited to the growth Of
cotton, wheat and tobacco with superior water to-
geiher with excellent twOstory building, containing live
rooms, all in fine repair and all necessary oubuildings
Said place cannot be surpassed for health, in Franklin
county. Said land will be sold credit Further par
ticulars made known day of SALE
JOHN E. THOMAS, Trustee
- Warrenton News copy till day, and send bill to J.
F. Thomas
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A THE SAME TINE AND PLACE, BY VIRTUE
n Of deed of trust executed to by Josiah Bdgers
for therein set forth shall expose to public SALE
fine lot of corn fodder and shucks houses, mules cattle,
and sheep; fat and out hogs buggy and harness two two
serption, with household and kitchen furniture This
property is all good and desirable The said sale will be
made credit of six MONTHS bond and approved SECURE
will be required of the purchaser and said bonds to bear
interest from the date of sale.
WIN. C. FINCH, Trustee.
Dec 16 1856 8-swtd.
~ Warrenton News copy till day, and send bill to W.
C. Finch, Louisburg, N. q.
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MARRIED,

Lip LG,s LELAND y the Re-, Hsasy
i i.p and O. Oscar r Bacon Of SewiYoak City
ThSs sS b, Re-, I.
| Cordea l.. Murray, both OF Scranton, Penn.
ThpT.d.y N N.y ny the Rev DR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Trenton n Y, on Thar
DAY, Nov. 90 John ". Cochrane of NewYOrk to Miss 10,
| bella NJ wiki son.
| CITBBERT-DAvIs-On Tuesday, Nov. II, a, ths Sant
ms near Au.g,s o. b. the E c,h pr D.y; Alfred Goh
Annie NJ eldest daughter Of the officiating clergy
DrFOREsT-BRI0Gs-on Tuesday: NOy; II by the Rev. SIR
Smith; Mr. Goyn T. DeFors't and Miss Mary Briggs oil oil
FRICKE-PowER-on Tbund.y evening; Nov 20. By tbs
Ev N L n the ns o, S.u,stel of % so
Power, ali of Brooklyn
Ora CIE-MAYo-At Elizabeth n J. on Wesse'dsy Nov.
beth Josephine daughter Of the late Edward Mayo esq
GRAY-BANTA-On wedne,dsy Nov 10 a. the r.ri nee q
the brides father BY the Rev C. Y. Dnarest. William H.
Cray to Eliza j. youngest daughter OF Solomon Ban'' ESQ.,
HUNTER-wETNORE-AtNe Newport, R l., on Saturday, Nov
is BY the Rev Mr. Mercer, Thomas X Hunter 70 Frau
1syor daughter Of the late samuel Wetmore esq Of
LrBARBIER-HARGOUs-On "wednesday Nov. 49, at the
Csbedrs hi. Grace the Archbishop Henri lie Barber to
Emily, daughter OFF A HsIsOus esq. oil Of this city
LYONs-PARsoNs-0n rhs1kssvips Day; Noy % BY tho
Es Milton Mt to. Of sIy New 70 Ms.
Aeuss youngest daughter of Mr. Parsons Of this city
PECKBAM-BYRNE..on Thupday Nov % Pel.s H. Peek
PFLI-DIREHER-Op Tuesday, Nov Is, at clock Ut No
mors Church. by the Rev. Edwin Cook. AbijAh s. Pe to
hsrtie y De Rsner If this city
R.F-LaNF-On "wednesday, Nov 49, Al Peterson BY the
Rev Nicholas VaDssnt Of STATEN Island William Re- Of
NewaIk Anne ia E. only daughter Of Nah Lane, Of
Paterson N. J.
RoBARTs-BELL-Ou Tuesday evening. Nov 10, Mr. K.
RottTts o 70 Mis-, Caroline Bell Of swansea Souh
Wales
ROW E-TURKIEGroS-on wednesday Nov. 10. at the
r.sdeIc. Of the brides mother by the Rev James Mnlett
Mr Jas Rove To Miss May TurinGton, both Of this city
SCHALLHHN-COX-On Frid.y. Nov a. BY the Rev no.
W. Beach, Thee dore scbaebn Of ths city Aiss Emma
II. Cox Ct Ssrstosa SPRING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Norwich, Conn, Wednesday.
Nov H. by the Rev Nr. Bono Elizabeth B. Rogers Of Nor
wicb TO James K. Smedbers Of NewYork
SCOTT HuRLBUT-In this city Wednesday. Nov. H. In
Calvary Church, BY the Rev. DIR. Hawkes. Mr. William d.
Scott 70 MIR Sophie r. oay daughter Of HeIry Harbut
esq
yOORHIS-EARLE-At Berrsn, NJ J.. on wednesday sven-
Ing Nov 49, BY tbs Rev c. T. Dsnsrest Chsrle. so"rnn
Of Jersey ci., Kate Elizabeth daughter Of Richard '"
Earle Of the former place.
vAIL-yANDEvEER-At Grisfstown, n y on unywIsoH;
Nov. Is, ty the Rev. Edw. Livingston "a "a. 81 :.
kewnsrtet ~ j. 70 Mis- Rmns, dssshter Of fesef L. 'sn
deveer Of the former place.
VAN TAsSTL-TAYLOR-At Mddlstown ~ j. o. medns e,
DAY ev.ulrs Nov. 49, BY the Rev. Mr. Cander hG~S a
Van Tas.ei Hobokep Catherine T. Isy"f 81 inc 'm~
place.
WRIFLE-MILLER-Ats Sing siDr. n. T.; on Tngrsi1y nov
81 by the Rev Mr. Mcba-s Hr. X A "rA1e u TINS efT %
Miss Nsrearet Miller Of the former pAosL
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ui,h /. rnnnr nan. whom we shsn N Mr.. c. Who also


r,.ided in the city.
TIE beauty AZ d Vaccinations of Me- 4 soon capt
vsed him and Me-. G. becsme frequent gis't"- n, the
Iou where she phted her vacaii"nsso frequent that
NJ fhi bis doiy 10 spgriSe Mr. \ Of tue c'rcnn-
sisUce lot asy teeI1nsibuitv oi Tie consequences
mi ,h' rect upon him or bis family.
MIR. A Immediately hastened - The city and se@liug
interview with the yo2ug forbade spy further
attentions 10 his dsueht' which, at-T -one hes't4 ION
Mr. Ironsd g. observe uDcu the receipt OF 81 ,cOl
Tbe sum was promptly paid him, and for q feT weeks
the matter ives app ,rcnily dispnred o.. Mis- re-
manned AZ the hOuse Of her tre o. aud TO AL appear
onoe had forgotten Mr.. {, as well as the itis ep-ods
VI ich had occurred IA her youthful history Judge of
the surprise Of her friends her iLormlnz them, one
fine morning that ste had ben married hree days pro
v,ously, sId that MIR was Der husband
The ceremony had been performed at the residence
OF fashionable clergy man and she had ietuneI Oh
recty 10 the house Of her friends not having nce seen
her husband Mr. A, who was absent al the Soutn,
Immediately telegrepbed 10 repair to this city snd
lie anguish being informed Of what had occurred
my h.. imagined.
An interview with the young man setsf d him that
il useless 10 appeal 70 bis heart or his head ard
be. therefore appealed TO his pocket, demanding how
much money would induce him 20 sign release OF hs
marital rghta end relnquish tor ever al ca ms - tne
young lady The husband was oisincnet to name
sDm. and very coolly asked the agonzed father how
much it would be worth to him 10 have his daughter
back egaiI -Four thousand dollars exclaimed
Mr.. a, - will cheerfuly give you, which, with one
thousand already paid makes five thousand dollars to
which you welcome, if you will now restore me my
child" The husbaI d assented.
The three dove at cnce to a lawyer office, where 1t
found that il would lire some hours to prepare
the papers end it was agreed that the three rhoald
at 10 O'Clock the next ming at the same ON 20
to sign The documents, the money, meanwhile, being
paid 10 Mr. G. and bis word of honor given to execute
the r. lease.
At o'c2ock the next morning Mr.. c drove to the
door Of Mr.. b. inquired for Mr. A, and demanded his
wife She, hearing Of his being there, entered the
room and in the face Of the violated agreement. the
ent Of lie feavy forfeit be agony of her dosoate
atter ond Il warning of her fiencs went away with
her husband. Evening Post
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still under examination states that he is 20 years OF
,pe and has been surgeon 10 the United S,stss army
T., y,ns He knew Mr.. Psrsh fifteen years AZ,
tDd I'D to roe him at Wet Point Saratoga snl n
~ house in Barclay street perhaps six months after
m, .4.sek b.. called upon Mr. Parish his h,u-- in
Cuicn sru..s. ard found him seated in the chair
in tie hbrsry. [" His reception of me-" the wit
ress went on TO cay, was vsry cordial aud nc what
sffeot.pg from never having for al most five
" vesrs: Be gsve his hand and ape ,red yery glad
&c 10 zee me- spent not far from a h,f hour rel stin.
10 him where had been for we years befTe perhaps
" can't recoIleci exactly about tho Mexican war; aud
he various points lad vi-i'ed-New-Ocleanss among
- stbers The appearance was much less changed than
:" sn,icips,ed there appeared to be ma.6 intel-
. once in his countsnance a. ever there 'Sas spme
" oints Of The conversation would elicit smile or mo-
" hon Of the hand he would put his hand Oh mine
81 yLilc was speaking"
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corRr OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEciAL Term Nov. o.
Before Judge BRADY

pp,cTrCE-IRRELEyANT MATTERIy A COMPLAINT.
Joseph Z. Isaac ast. Emanuel Veloman.
The matter which the defendant asks To be stricken
ont /. redundant and irrelevant part Of me The
~ Roo, agsiust Foster (9 How. Pr Il 81 relied on by
The psnf BE- sustained on princirle The STA snn
L.t tbe committed the assault while the pautin
inst m. rant poweress when the assault commit
d one essential TO the maintenance OF the
cijop II ALL those facts only so in regard to
the danages and matters OF proof Sot t1dIHg Inc CIR
which assault committed may always
he given In evidence and in general must necessarily appear
The record ,hould be encountered with them more e'
ney when the defendant called 20 deny them under
"a or have taken true The narrative form under the
oIe hch by of nducenent ana needed no
Traverse presents analogy to the exsn prscue Ie sy
TENS do net A.fnae in respects indeed they do IN
any spec whatever am unable 10 perceive any
% q matter Of pleading between the prophecy oi
statement of the conversation which led to al
assault the II the insult ITSELF and the statement
Of the plsinE condition the intent 10 sent that Insult
pleading like The complaint herein as appropriate ~ me
Such statements pleading objectionable and snoud ne
II 20 this view that tue party
be by the redundant matter and must snow lhe
which Section 100 Il the pde
penar and BE- said extraordinary Interpret on hold
s that indeed b" aggeved IN some manner be-
and irrelevant matter 10 the pleading Ihs view
cannot upheld and has been epudsed IN this Court not
however without due Difference parry is asgreyed called
nrn 10 Irrelevant and redundant statement, snd thus
H. which the rules Of pleading do not encourage
.nsap That imposes upon him legal Obligation BY asy.fm
Of pleadps which does not 9aivlse exist and b"
~ IT, Every informan Of lssi Tsh; 10 grievances. how
ever made aud unless the legislature Intended BY the word
bodily person inconvenience injury
In addition thereto that grievance s enough TO justify
in expunsDg the Irrelevant matter do not think
the intended and the assigned regard
the defendant seeevej by the irrelevant matter objected
AZ think IL must be stricken out.
Orcered accofdr gy. with SIS costs to abide the event
Emily I. Mckenzie sgt. John Mckenzie.
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TAdver:isement.l
NOTICE TO THOSE TROUBLED WITH HUMORs.-


Owing the demand for my OINTMENT In Newforh
City shall be the New Haven House corner of Broadway
and Canals from the 2Ah the 50th inst, from IN to
p. m.
KESNEDys SALT RHEuM OINTMENT alsys ell nfammstioni u
Salt Rheum and Eyselas and every humor VI hot nasuxe
ind gives You a comfortable nights rest.
KEXNEDY's SCATTERING OINTMENT will scatter Scrofs's
Swellngs the neck
KESAEpYs HEALING OINTMENT will heal Scrofuls Sores
Fever Sores and Gangrene Sores, &c.
liberated Sore Less permanently cured in few weeks
moot in q few months.
Nv Ointment within the reach Of al classes the mos
Expensive made but s teen dollars
esl thing q does not cost half Of that
afflicted with Humos Sores respectfully invited &c
cell Advice IA al cases gias
DONALD KENNEDY,
Proprietor Of Kennedy's Medical Discovery
Roxbury Mssa
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TIE SMASH on THE HARLEM RAILWAY.
IT, N, Editor of The n. y Tribune.

SIR: bave Just read in THE TRIBUNE an account
Of the accident that occurred the Harlem Railroad on
wednesday afternoon desire to add an item TO the account
e,dy given the hope be useful 10 the travelling pub
lie 4, and 10 railroad directors in patcnls II is
that Tie accident occurred by stick Of wood falling from the
d, and il ought been added that the weod piled
up 90 high on tender that it would have been almost mi
scuou If one sticks had pot en on The cause Of
The disaster was suggested my mind the moment tue
& uder filed rounding with wood On the hinder
nn of the tender particular the wood piled high
s slight jar might very easily shake of several sticks d.
recy on the track endangeTng the lives OF all the
TIE stick that . the track exhibited deep ndenat Of
The axle showing that il turned over ongtudiuay This
of the truck of the track broke in pieces and
ia an instant eight scattered in every direction down
an bapkment fifteen twenty feet II was fortunate that
these cars were filled with milk instead Of living beings
As il was poor fellow sent into eternity in moment,
snd evers injured seriously doubt One Of the employees
on the road iDfrmed that this not the first time The
cars had been thrown the track consequence OF stick
fsng from tender. Now why should the renen be al
lowed their tenders beapng full OF wood as to scster
II along on the directly under the wheels OF the cars 1t
l. casy this practice IL exceedingly dangerous 10 the
psensers while the engineer remen quite sae The
accident which occurred Wednesdsy-siug man and
fatally injurng others beside smashing into fragments several
sstsvas tie result Of inereusGbe hovohts'sHess Con
"NN''' ~ A PASSENGER
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lAdvertisementl
To ne Edifo~ IF Tie ~ y. Tvtbsse
SIR: Permit me through the medium of your

dslj dsd The
in 'lsiian hh h2 from satisfies
nisb request; reference 70 -Nn--s in me
sa- q pound known By The usue Of LONDON CORDIAL
GIN sGu pared With IL. scfus Poafion
rsuilsusn had feoeTy made e~t 81 80 THAI We
sIn.l ~ In prtaion ~ lie ssoTe-nAed liquor iid
100 pp.s III. last Eve that fifty had not ssd
the CUsar House during hat psriod sri hay tld -a
Pr.s led teeo imported dsrns the pSt called IN
Io',Or furnish sise, which would decide TIC
Eager.
Unwilling sb any statement from memory o~s
resp-bsbiy sought foE and obtsnet from Costonn
Hoose the accom- pA. yinr si.cs which only the
of the article in ported dur1z the i've yo
bat so the Particular imposons Of 1853 ana 1885 the IA s
q the importer the specified Quantities imported sad the
~ tie veassls IN which IL was conveyed:
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United STATES MARsHAL's oFFIcE.

uRIpFGROON ARpEsTED FOR LARCENY.
John Forey, ole Of the crew OF the Americanpship
ori.nt vas brought to the Marshars Office BY Officer
Inn Williams OF the Second Ward Police. who hai
srrest.d him charge Of having durng the passage
~ the Oren, stolen almost all the clothing of Richard
Stuart a seamsn on board.
Ire rri.oner presented but sorry appearance, his
srs having been pretty well bruised in course OF
life on deck, just before he was arrested He was
committed for examination.
Tie hardship OF Johns action il enhanced BY b..
having lust entered his first honeymoon Only last
night he was msrried
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TrRN-Nov. 22-gefore
Judge PEABODY.
1.ba H. Kitchen ct al at. Jacob r. R1meT.
Motion denied without costs.
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Adverriremeut.I
Tbosa wbo have used Professor WOODS HAIR

RESTORATIVE sufficiently cognzan Of its excellent quail
ties but BE- that ordinary article
1t discovered by Professor WocD, able chemist and
professor that science while experiment TO fnd remedy
change and falling Of bis hair It's wonderful
his and that of private friends and
(Southers Argus, Norfolk. Va
O. J. WOOD Co, PropetCIs, No S2 Broadway and sold
hx Ill ruy
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TAdvertisement.l
Ayor,rrR GREAT TRIUMPH FOR GURNEY.-

ANOTHER GREAT TRIUMPH FOX ECRNEf.-
rrRtr MEDALS awarded to J. GURSEY, No $40 Broadway,
Al the late Fair the American Institute for PHoroGRAPHs
productions, TO wit: -
1;oI MrpAI for the tes uuretouched PHOTOGRAPHS
GOLD MEpAL for the best PHoToGsArHs, coored IN Oh
life sire on canvas. 4,
pastel ..
Cali and examine the premium pictures At his
PALAcr OF ART No. SO Broadway, cor. Leonsrd-st
NB-No connection with any other Establishment
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cOI,Rr CALENpAR-Tgrs DAY.

SuPRYsY CoURT CIRcUIT.-Nos. IA, 1873, 7iS,
Al 1904 81 $50 a. 2i3 1900 7es 1929 III 1873 1909. 4i2.
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1888 4l9. 1902. 10, Ill, ~ "a - - -.
SUPERIOR CouRT Trial Term.-Nos 786, 1877, 7S3,
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lls6 il29 1850, 1881, li8, las. llB, llis
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Nov. 22-Bef.ie
Judge NELSON.
The ALBANY BRIDGE CASES.
Nicholas HILL esq, having argued on Saturday on
bel alf Of the deieDdabts the Hon Reverdy johnson
Of Maryland has occupied to-day with an animated
ana "a treotic argument on tae other side. He at
raoted quite tbrong of hearers, and appeared to
list their attention.
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GAdvertisement.l
PRIVATE SURGICAL HOSPITAL.

EDWARD ii. DIXON NJ D., Editor OF The SC ~ ana anno
of Practical Trese Diseases Of the Sexual System, has
established spacious PRIVATE Hospital for the reception
tbo. Patients require Surgical operations prolonged
Dieteic treatment.
RUPTURE, PILES AND rIsTVLA
are cursd without knife gure Hours for Private Con-
srston Dr. D. residence No ~ 5h-av from u ana
TO evening al Others he 10 81 the Hospital Ihe once OF
TIE Scapel is at No. Nesey'st.. Asor House
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ppooEIYN SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERM Nov p
Before Judge BIspsEYE.
DECISIONS.
rb,b Orand,r and others sgt JOHN Harper and others
Judement rendered for the defendants, and the COM
pam lanes A. Remand sst Csharine Conseyes ct al
Judement for the plaintiff according 10 the prayer of
NIL r. WLit'aker azt Ca haine La Beatty, and others
Judgment for tie plaintiff on the demurrer with
eos. with leave the defendant 10 answer within twenty
wy Jhn Hanna and Samuel Altman agt. Edward Cure.
No,i, n TO set aside Judgment and ali subsequent pro-
ce.dipss granted, viii s 10 costs.
Ia bs Of the app alton Of the Brooklyn plan Asy
Inn Tor mandamus the Board Of Education of the City
ofBrooklyn.
Motion Tor mandamus granted
Henry q. Harrison sgt. Englebert Lott.
Motion to vacate stay of proceedings denied; pro-
c,.dirrs 70 he STAYED.
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. ADVERTISEMENT
TEAs2TK CANTON TEA COMPANY have %

hand variety Of Tr.s for Groee Tes Dealer, .ad pr
70 Gee Gunpowder and Imperial from 2c to 8-~h otts
qualities equally low Alec SD boxes Of good Family Tea 10
one dollar Call and exsmine-No Us Chsthams, bcvsse
Pearl and Rooseysltsta
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A DuEL-The charge of dishonesty and treachery
msde by Mr.. Randolph against Gen. Gocours ca ised
ttc latter to send Mr. Randolph Yesterday morning
verbal challenge to mortal combat, which Randolph
refused TO receive, and required his communication to
be made in writing. Geo. Gpicoaria Immediately sent
n written challenge, which was promptly accepted.
We ore ioformed that arrangements have been made
for he stile meeting between the parties Monday
morning. Herald OF Sunday.
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ARREST OF A LoTTERY-DEALER-John Iund keep
ing an oce Ann arrested yesterday by Officer
the Lower Police Court charged with selling lottery
Of the Pstspsco Sussex lotteries in violation Of the
laws OF this He held examination before
Justice Connolly Mr. Joseph CeTasio of No. 2l5 William
the complainant In the case
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NEw-YoRK HosPTAL.-Weekly Report to Nov. II,
j. DARRACH, Superintendent

CHARGE OF GRAND LARcESY.-Mary Day, an Irish
woman was sested Yesterday charged with stealing 80 from
Ann Hennessy residing No Is State street IL is alleged
that the accused stole out Of compsnanrs bosom while the
latter asleep Mary committed by Justice Conn lily
10 await examination.