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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

EOR RENT OR LEASE.-A large and comma
Il dIous double HOUSE, with water gas, and
bath Ioom; coach house. staLling, and ornamental
garden. The house IS elegantly furnished, ard in
viii be leased with the furniture for term of years
tn good tenant. very reasonably. For particulars
apply to WIN. WALL, of Wall, Stephens a Co
81 Pa. avenue. between 9th and 10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

QQWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL,st CT tr's
II Hair store, near 18th street, IO-au
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THE WCuSDED Yesterday, Mr. T.. Lanahan,
who was shot on the Avenue, near Second street,
some days ago. had so far recovered to be able
a. walk out. Special policeman Narrower is still
confined To his chamber, but il is believed by his
physicians that he will recover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

| FRANK FORESTER'SI HerbertJ HORSEaad
\ Il HorsemanshIP OF the United States and Brit
Ish Provinces Of North America, vols. 8yo illus
traied WIN wood cuts and Etecl-engTaved original
PORTRAITS oil Celebrated Horses. Subscription price
/ 10 dollars. FRANCK TAYLOR
4 II AGENT fnrW aS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

FOR RENT.-EItheI furnished or unturnished
L an excellent, three-story, new Brick House
WIN basement, NO. 498 New Jersoy avenue, fye
minutes walk from the Capitol, with three-staIl
stable and coach house, with immediate possession
Inquire at SAM'L. WALKER Portrait Gallery.
ode0n Bulldna, corner "a street and Pa. auenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

A LMANACS FOR 1884,
The new year Is near al hand, and now IA the
time to provide yourself with an Almanac
HaPerstOwn Almanac for 1850,
r rm RS Alnsnac do,
HOusekeepers \ lrnanac do.
German AlmaLac do
large assortment Of all kinds of AImapoos fer
l3j3, for sale wholesale or Tetai; at ''
JOSEPH SHILI.lNGTON'S
Bookstore. OCeUn Building.
n9l corner "a street and Pa avonna
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT.-Several very pleasant ROOMS
Il IA one of the most desirable locations i'm tn
city BONG III the immediate vicinity Of the Natlona
and Browns Hotel. No. Is Louisiana avenue
dZ-7t
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ORIENTAL NAIL POLISH. siyinT beentIfmi
Store, near iSh street, Pa. ave. n 10 SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

THE REHEARsAL Of the cboruses of Hand.l's
Messiah last Monday night, at the Academy OF
:dusic, afforded proof positive Of the ADVANTAGE
10 or gained by correct and proper system Of
vocal practice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

TONIGHT takes place the adjourned meetin.
oil the " Ladies' Union Benevolent and Employ
ment Society,"" at the E-street Baptist church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

lsl Rooms, Zone lighted with gss,) to lie rented
tween 18th aud 9th n On q,
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FANCY GOODS at auction, have moved n INTO
my new Store, $50 Pa. avenue between 9Th and 10th
public generally, chance to get great baTgains AZ
suction prices. Call before you buy and examine
for yourselves. 0
Very respectfully, II. G. STEVENS.
Dealer in French Millinery ana Fancy Goods
Oo2i SSi Pa ave hot at, and JOt - -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

EOR RENr-Largs Furnished ooms, gbted
e with gas. with or without Board, situated but
Jew steps from Kirkwoods Also one smile Of
Rooms, large and convenient. Apply at $50 l2tb
street, south side of Avenue. nSO-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

OPENING NEW GOODS at McLAUGH-
Inns, No. 20 Pa. avenue. between Sth and 9th
streets. n6
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CARD.-RARE CHANCE.-Twelve large and
- handsome Rooms. with Bathrooms, c., & O.
chambers or offices. Will be rented separately or ali
together. Terms reasonable. Those apartments
are over our establishment, Pa. avenue between 9th
and 10th streets.
WALL. STEPHENS & co.
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address Box 5l3, City Post Ofice Sc n III
EOR RENT.-Prof II. w. MUNDER having
u lifted up his Hall IN an elegant manner, which
renders II one OF the prettest rooms i'm this oIty will
be rented upon moderate terms for Soirees Suoners
DInnersa or Promenade Concerts. Apply ut the
Hall 6n Tuesday, w ednesday, and Thursday even
ings from ia until ga O'Clock.
HIS School is now open for the reception of pupils
on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and evening
&C 22-tf
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OUR NEwLY-AARRIED RIVER X EPORIER wish
IS Us to contradict the report started by some jo-
ker, that lac was drowned this morning in at
tempting to show his agility in Jumping from
the rive. shore to a schooner. lie SAYS he is lust
Ia his honey moon, IL OF some use to his wife and
obJ"cts to being disposed OF In this summary
manner.
POLICE REPORTS The officers reporting to the
Chief OF Police, reported total Of 70 cases for the
week ending on Saturday last, as follow: LIST dis
tict - cases; III do 10; Sd do n; 4th-do 20; 5th
DO IL 9Th do. y 9Th do ? One onicer--J NJ
LIOyd-wOundeC, and not able to report
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t'URlSHED HOUSE FOR RkNT-Very eIiri-
bly, situated on one of the most Of easapt stresis
IN tae ely: IL rs lighted with gas, supplied with
WIN handsome furniture, nearly new. Apply Mt nd
street between 9th and 10th. one square from the
Idteut OIce.
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T AIDES MACHINE SEWING ROOMS

I AIDES MACHINE SEWING ROOMS.
L. No. l52 Pa. are, bet, MA and I8t8 Sta
Where may be found Ladies' Under Garner,
made In the best and latest STYLE and of he Nest
materials, always on hand. All Garments for Ladies
wear made TO order at the shortest possible notice.
A call Is earnestly solicited.
WANTRD.-Sx Seamstresses, on Ladies Sewing.
Apply to MRS C. ]. HINTON
lS-eOlm l52 Pa ayenua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE Or RENT.
The House contains thirteen rooms. The Fur
niturs IS handsome. Of the beat quality. and new
VIII be sold or rented separately or together Apply
on the premises, No. "a Missouri avenue between
IA and 9Th streets. n .Ims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

PLEASANT ROOMS, with or without Board.
Il can be had by early application at SIS + street.
between 10th and nth. n ~ St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

WISE PRECAUTIONS -For several days past
Iaoo'ers have been engaged in cleansing the
cutters on the north side of PennsyIva avenue
IL care IS taken to keep them clean during the
winter Pedestrians will suffer less incon yeni,nce
from frequent oyeihows CT the sidewalks. as here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT toa gentIe
man ana his wife, or two single gentlemen, with
or Without board, IN private family No children
or DOarGers In the family. Please to apply at No 57
1 ktreet, between 9Th and 18th SITS A i-etS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

nNE LARGE PARI.OR and large CHAMBER
" ATTACHED, on the first floor, Handsomely fur
nshed and having gas, for rent. Also a large Par
ior ana Chamber, tsecond story, ard two single
Rooms W suite or separate. Terms reasonable and
Board ii desired: Location central 46s 10th street
between ID and r.. N On IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.-A desI-
rabla and handsomely Furnished House. con-
yenently located. IN pleasant part If the city will
De rented Tor SIX months, or by the year. Please
ONCE of Riggs& Co. n a5 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

TORRET ADJUSTABLE DorBLE-AcTIoS Door
SPRING l. anew wrinkle just patented, and which
we have tried, with no little satisfaction, upon
some of the star office doors
When We say il has successfully defeated 4 do
teTmined combination of office boys To keep these
same doors open la winter and shut in summer
We give some idea of its capabilities. Its adj
VantAges are that il is easily attached TO the door
and can be adjusted to any required power IL
can be obtained at BoteleT's Furnishing Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

MUSTANG GRAY, new Novel, by the Hon
WI jeremiah Clemens; 81.
Mrs: Hale's Receipts for the Million, containing
5&5 Receipts: SI.25.
Mrs. Hale's New Cook Book; 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

EOk RENT-A andsomely Furnished HOUSE.
NO 4ie, northeast corner of Fl and 10th streets
room, &c For particulars apply on tIe pre nIsss or
address Box 53, City Post Office. Sc n tf
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II 1.-Two comfortable Furnished
L ROOMS, one OF them front room in a pleas
am part OF the city, and near the hotels Inqure of
MIS-: III Nj, Louisiana avenue, between Gth and
Ith slTeets n29-1X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

2O 0OO PEACH TREES,
[O.OOO AT SLOPE HUNDRED,
above Trees are all Of fine growth, and Of the 60
best select fruit. -
Also,a general assortment of ORNAMEN--4-
TAI, EVERGREEN, SHADE, ard FRUIT
TREES.
6-lm I0GHITa
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E'OR RENT.-A new BRICK HOUSE. situated
in street, between and e Island No. $50.
finished, with large lot of grourd attached and q
SHEA, on the premises. ISL
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FOR RENT.-A three story BRICK HOTSE
L mo S9p on street, between 18th and In h
containing nine rooms, with kitchen Included. For
particulars inquire of j. ID. ELLIOTT, next door
d 2-3t 'A' uooi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

THE GEORGETowN CITY GUARDS Il fine look
Ing body of young men from our sister city, are
parading on PennSylvan avenue TO-DAY. headed
lt11s RAJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-02

RYE AND BARLEY MALT,
h for sale at the
CITY MALT HOUSE, corner Of West Fails av-
snns and Block ST., Baltimore, Md, my SLY
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WHO WOULD NOT SAVE MONEY
w THESE HARD TINES
"eWoud most respectfully announce to all those
who are Ia want Of cheap hight. that the BR Eek
lSRlD6E coal OH. is the cheapest oil extant.
only burning IN the lamps have at the rat q OF
half cent per hour Cali and see, Nc. IS c street
between 9Th and 9Th streets.
n2l-tf NOVEL; & MORSELI.
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Letter from Kansas-Why the
Legislature was not Called.

LEOOMPTON, Dec. I.-Secrefary STAN
tom issued his proclamation convening a
special session Of the territorial Legisia-
tme because he was informed that the
convention tomorrow would otherwise
take steps that might result in civil war
A paper signed by the prominent free
State men was presented to Stanton, tel
ling han that this step was all that could
avert civil war, and that the special SEES
sion would conine i egislatiou to defeat
the Leeompton constitution. He was in
formed that the Legislature. would meet
in amy casa
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-15
Thirty Fifth Congress
first Session.

WASHINGTON, December l4th.-ShN-
ArN.-'lhe Senate adopted a resolution
for tae appointment Of the Standing
Committees on Wednesday,
Mr.. Wilson SAID he had been reques-
ted by MIR. Sumner to state that--oWing
to the condition of his health-he desired
to be excused from serving upon AMY OF
the Standing Committees
MIR. Evans announced the death of
Senator Butler, passing an culogy ON the
eminent talents and ability Of the lercas-
ed.
Mcss,s. Clay and Cameron also briefly
paid a tribute to tue memory Of Che
deceased, and after the customary feso-
lutions Of respect were adopted the Sem
ate Adjourned.
HousE.--I'he standing committees
were announced, as follows
Elections Aiessrs. Harris OF Illinois,
Boyce, Washbuu of Maine, Stevenson,
Car& ii Con Philips Gilman, Lamar.
aliu MiIa,n
Commerce. essga Cochran. Milson,
Wasuoura oi' illinois. Miles. Made. Still
worth iusti,, Sandy, and Eunis.
Ways and Messrs. Jones, of
Pa, Phillips, Banks, Letcher, Campbell,
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The News.

The steamer Europa, with dates to the
28th ultimo., arrived at New York yes
terday morning 1t will be seen that
cotton has declined and that breadstuffs
have an advancing tendency. The mon
ey market was easier, with less demand
for the precious metals The accounts
from India are encouraging The insur-
gents had been defeated at all points,
The news from England and from the
continent will be found quite interesting.
Forged papers to the amount of $40
900 was discovered to be in possession OF
the banks Of Boston, on Saturday and
from Bangor the information telegraphed
that a large amount has been discovered
in that place also.
Slavin, one of the murderers of the
Mckenzie family, was executed at st.
John, N. B., on Friday morning last.
The New York flour market yesterday
closed firm. Whiskey has declined ]
cent. Sales of Ohio at % cents.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, December --t'lour-
The market to-day closed firm sales
OF 1000 barrels. Common to good State
at $4.60a4.65, Ohio S5.2oa5. so; South
ern S5OOa5.30.
W 4eat--The market is heavy Sales
Of $4,000 bushels at 125a145 cents for
Southern white.
Corn-The market is firm; sales at 75a
70 cts for Western mixed
WhisIy-Has declined 3c-sales Of
Ohio at 70 cts.
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LAT Es T N E w S.
Arrival of the Europa.
"rHREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

"rHREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New York, Dec. "A --The steamer
Europa, with Liverpool dates to Satur-
day, the Doth ult., arrived here this NOR
ming.
The steamer Indian arrived out on the
25th, and the Arago on the 26th.
Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. -Cotton-sales
of the week $1,000 bales, including &c.,
600 bales to spectators and 5000 bales
for export Prices had declined /, chief
ly on inferior qualities, Quotations are
nominal, Sales on Friday 5000 bales.
The market closed steady. Orleans fair
65, middling 81; Mobile fair g., mid
ding 81: Upland fair 6, middling 6; or
binary to sd. Stock in port $4,000
bales, including 101 600 bales American.
The advices from Manchester are un-
favorable. There was but little inquiry.
and prices were weak
New Orleans tres ordiuaire at HaYle
1902 Fl,
readstufis-Prices have an advancing
tendency, and all qualities are slightly
higher. Richardson, Spence & Co., quote
-four firm, and holders were demanding
all advance Of Cd Western Canal 2 Is
6da25s; Southern 25sa26sy Ohio 26sa
27s. Wheat is firm at an advance Of Id
AID since Tuesday. Red wheat Gs Ida
Is Id; white IS Sda7s 10d Corn is
quiet. and holders demand an, advance.
Mixed and yellow lnominal) 34s white
BIS 6da39s Cd
Provisions. The markets. dull. Beef
All qualities of old have slightly de-
clined Pork is very dull. Bacon is
heavy at 1sa2s decline Lard is heavy.
and quotations nominal
Produce.-Sugar has declined 6dals.-
Tea-Former quotations have been bare
ly maintained. Linseed Oil 31sa32s.-
Rice is heavy, and all qualities have
sli ghtly declined Rosin is steady at asa
As Sd. Spirits of Turpentine is steady at
32a33s.
LONDON MARKETS Breadstuf1s have
been steady. Sugar closed buoyant.-
Coffee quiet, and quotations barely MAIN
tanned. Turpentine is steady at 3ls 6da
80 shilling.
MONEY MARKET.-Consols Oh to 918
The money market is slightly easier with
less demand.
In American securities there has been
more doing
From lNDIA.-Later accounts from In
dia say that the fugitive Insurgents from
Delhi had been defeated at all points,
Lucknow was safe, and strong reinforce
ments We're near. The British Govern
meut will now assume the control of In
dia
General Havelock would have 1000
troops at Lucknow by the end Of Octo-
ber
ENGLAND.-The Northumberland and
Durham Districts Bank has suspended.
with Liabilities amounting to &3,00O000
sterling. 1t was also feared that the assets
OF the Bank would prove bad.
There was great fineagial excitement at
New Castle, but the banks We're extending
assistance. and the operatives were kept
employed
Goyermet, it was said, would not
bring. forward its financial measures till
February
TUEKEy--rhe Turkish Government
officially lolimates the probable necessity
Of moving he troops to the Danube on ac-
count Of the trouble in the Principalities.
Troops were said to be already concen-
trated at Widen.
AUSTRALIA Three hundred thousand
pounds Of Australian gold had reached
SueZ The news from that country how
ever had not been teegraphed
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No. 80, AMERICAS HuTEL.
R1CHMoND. Dec. 1911. 1857.

RICHMOND. Dec, 18th. 1851
DEAR DAY Book Since the rom
mencement Of the Legislature. .matters
and things have frightened up consi-
derable; business has improved, the mer-
chants are looking more comfortable.
money is more plentiful, crnoline more
expansive. and if possible the women
more beautiful and certainly the cuisine of
This large establishment is more in accor-
dance with the taste of an epicure, than
formerly.
The resumption of specie payments by
the Banks in New York. will have a ten
dency to depress matters for while. by
increasing the rates of exchange. and I'M
til our Banks resume, we can not hone
for healthy state Of trade.
This session of the Legislature will
make comfortable appropriation for the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad but we
fear will do nothing for the "Great Ame-
rican Central Water Line" not because,
OF its lack Of merit or Importance but be-
cause Of ''the want of funds;" however.
there is general feeling in favor of that
improvement, and we need not (lispair of
its ultimate success. Active preparations
are being made to raise the Eques trian
| Statue of Washington, to the proud posi-
ton prepared for it by the liberality of
the Legislature, and we need not tell you
that it will be done right when we tell
you that Capt. Chas. Dimmock has this
heocy and important commission to exc
cute, 1t is now enveloped in the original
box in which it was shipped; the box will
be removed when it has been placed up
on the monument, and will be superced-
ed by panoply of canvass, which will
not be removed until the 22d Of February
next, at which time the inaugural cere-
mony will take place. The entire military
! of Virginia are invited, and we confident
| ly expect awhole regiment from Norfolk
! and Portsmouth, who will come in all the
| GLORIOUS pomp and circumstance of war
to show to the proud old Commonwealth
that we are worthy to be called her sons.
An affair of some little interest occurred
yesterday III the Circuit Court, Judge
Meredith presiding. B. B. Minor and
Geo. ". Randolph, Esqrs., We're arguing
a civil case, pending which, some misun-
derstanding occurred which led to blows
The Judge fined Minor fifty dollars and
Randolph ten dollars, and thus the farce
ended.
Domicled with us in this institution is
a worthy citizen of Norfolk, with his
young and pretty bride, he looks the pic
ture of happiness, and has now and for
ever the best wishes of
PERCUSSION.
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RoBBER SHOT BY A WoMAN.-The
Boston Traveller of Wednesday evening
says. The house of DR.. Isaac Hodges,
at Ashland, was entered by burglars last
night: The robbers had gathered a large
amount of property together, to carry
away, but were defeated in their plans by
the heroism of Mrs Hodges, she being
alone i'll the house with three children
She heard the robbers in the lower part
of the house, and locked her chamber
door, took her gun in hand, loaded it with
powder and shot, and then unlocked her
door. She then made inquiry as to what
was wanted. One Of the robbers came
upon the stairs and told her to be still or
they would blow her brains out. She
raised her gun and fired. The robbers
fled instantly, leaving all their booty be-
hind. The mark Of a bloody hand on
the door and traces of blood on the stones,
showed that the shot, although made at
random, had taken effect upon one OF the
villains
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PERCUSSION,

ARE Brokers BURGLARS Mr.. Sc
gar has introduced resolution into the
House of Delegates for the purpose of as
certaining the amount Of specie "dbShoc-
tod" from the Banks by the Brokers. -
Does the gentleman mean to imply that
Brokers are burglars, and that they have
got into the vaults Of the Banks by the
iustrumentality of false keys and pow
der? His language is certainly suscep-
tible OF this construction. We under
stand the movement The Banks will
eudeavor to shift the blame of their own
misconduct to the shoulders Of the Bro
kers. But the public cannot be deceived
i'll this matter. We have the means of
showing that but for the Brokers the
Banks would have rioted in plumber with
out restraint, and that instead Of execra-
ting this class of merchants, the commu-
nifty should recognize them as beneiac-
tors. We await the information called
for by Mr. Segar - Richmond South.
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Vs. The Largest Circulation in
the City. ~a&

Begp The Associate Editor Of this pa
per Is temporarily absent from the city.
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at Ct cents per week. payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be 81 per year, So for six months, and
5 for three months, payable in advance.
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN PRINTER.-Mr.
S. w. Francis, of New York, has devised
machine whereby every man may be-
come his own printer. By an ingenious
arrangement, keys, like those of a piano,
by the pressure of finger, stamp on pa
per, at will, the letters Of the alphabet, and
thus seated at the instrument, the operator
has only to spell out the required words
and indicate them by touching the ivory
letter. and forthwith the language is
neatly transferred to paper in duplicate.
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~ MURDER IN MIssIssIPPI.-The Bran
ldon Republican Of Thursday last has the
Following
We have been informed that Parker
Stewart and jeff. Burks, citizens of this
were in conversation on last Sun
llay. when some dispute arose between
Them, and Stewart, without provocation,
10 far as we learn, told Burks that he was
boing to kill him; and suiting the action
o tho word, he drew pistol and shot
i'm through the heart.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NAI4QNAL HOTEL, NORFOLK
WV. L MALTERs. PRopRIEToR.

A X Warner, John G Foulks, Ny; G
Higgins, James Z Bailey, Surry w I
Snead, L L Snead, Florida; Thos How
ard, John Kindred, " A White. Va;
W W j Wiudor, E Shore; S S Harrell
J J AIDE, B n Branch, G W Beverly, n
G.; J l'riedenwall, Baltimore; Lyttleton
Cooke, st Louis ; S H McDae, Plymouth;
Mr. Anderson, Belfast; $ Y Southall,
Charlottesville: W A Percy, Louisiana.
MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
j d. HOLIDAY, PBoPRIEToR.
Julius Baumgarten, Miss A Keeling,
Miss j Il Perkins, James & Pipkins Jno
d Parks, Norfolk; N Lawrence, Murfees-
boro; r Henry Reynoldson, N c.; J r
Calling, Mereitt Buggo, r B Baker,
North Carolina; G B Hayden, Smitbfield;
d W Kitchen, Isle OF Wight, Benjamin A
Barrett, Newsom's Depot FL j Corbell,
John Lawrence, Nansemond; G j Sykes,
Branchville; j R Purdus, Carsville; John
Wiley, John 7 Henly, Gainesville; S R
Hunter, Tomerston.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMMERsoN. PRopR1EToRs.
j fl Eaton, Pennsylvania; George L
Houston, Richmond; R Chandler, wife
and child, US. n; A W Wilson, Great
Bridge, Virginia; d T Bisbie, Virginia;
Edmond G Boor, Philadelphia, L 7 Clay
ton. RALEIGH N. c.