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TO THOSE WHO LOVE THEIR FEL-
PLATFORM BEEHIVES.
Sylvester Davis,
pATENTEn JuIv 26 IR53

n ~ OAty &V9 1000.
rNHIs Hive taken he preiisns At IN STATE and
ccu-ty PAirs in VI N. H., Mass lad and Ohio ne
Pa 81 lisa
Win Hive any my keep bees Win perfect safe
" and success, tince an difficulty .ainty
rely removed.
The may Be Made 70 stcar ron one oruore hives
be conducted into nambs o. hives trttAOt1
sleQrtafRg. and It'll have fll supply n Qaeeas
TIE ices entrely prots ted O1s ~ Be 4oH and
other insect, Nh ca anaof ard ruio the bcef- his
'orSlf n anaged according 70 he aiFsetons Shich are
gvea 10 the book
The Bees opportunity 70 sx.fei.e 70 tee spring.
and clear he ain fon her hives, sfaoaf nynS cut to
die on The suOE.
TIE hh any time Be removed lson nc hives With
cut disturbing q Bees. $3.50 .fk
Ths Bees esa ssesn as nsesssAry 70 give
then aeH cor b, an without kElibg han.
Il prevents ali possibtY % SohetnE. ghils tfsfng.
Il Aoro ghly eatatsd thrOas lfssadrNssr.h lEss
The ~srs snd progress 4 tAs Bees ay b 70 sAs
hissA honey .bcxes Gnd iced arswera
ID tr sna County Hxnts r sale IN TIE STATE % Iennes-
see sIh Boaks Bi q ICED ke rvifg tau diEeeens bF
makas ne Hivs ana osasging ne Bees Al lets<Es sna
eer.,nsr se.tleasto bs sddrssssd 70 o. O. Es1ls.
Mayl-3n. Nasasthe fenn-
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Beautiful Building Lots For Sale

HsS- Q" me 2bth dag Of Nay. ~asa
81 miles from the cty Of Nashville on the Murfrees-
boro turnpike is offered for the highest bid
G on the LIBERAL terms, in lots to pnr hasers
me tle OF this property known he good beyone
doubt Those wi hing to make investn ent that will
pay, would 90 well to examine Il is for u emseIves
undersigned will take great pleasure in showing those
who nay call any time.
Terms OF SA'E-One, two, three and four years credit
mlyIE-td JOS. W. DABBS.
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.

GRUNDY COUNTY, TENN.
THIS avcrite INNER resort win be opened for the
i crpton Of visitors the 1st Of June next.
Hotel building and many new Cabias have been
erected and all will be fu rnished with entirely ap
proprate Furuture-aDd arrangements perfected TO
nave the table supp with all the Injuries and decaces
Of the Good Bowling Alleys and fine Ball Room
supp led with music gratUtousy contrib ed for the
health and 4muse nents Of guests.
Wines and Liquors OF quality, will be supplied for
table and room use, bat no saloon viii be opened
Gambling is po-itvelv prohibited and professional
Gambler need apply for
The Springs accessible by Railroad to MeMnn
vile, thence by good Coaches 30 mile good Hotel
lions will funi al both Tnlshoma and Nc
Minnvile, for those preferrng either
place, their way. Arrangements are made 10 hive
Hacks Bugges and Saddle Horses for hreanl good sta
bling provided for those bringing with them their
horses.
The road from McMnnve to the base OF tho mountain,
has been put in fine oroe and the mountain road graded
and made Of accent daily mail will be received
from Nashville duriog the visiting
The entire management OF the business or the Hotel viii
devolve upon Jas T. Fossfjr years past at the City
ITO ei, Na.hvle.
PaIoEs- s2 per day-$lO per week and $e5 per month
Chi dren and servants an price
eBT- No extra charge IoT Ores or lights
JAMES p. FOSS co.,
Bsershebs Springs, May 8. PropretOrs.
toJuy /.
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VIE public are pscrfy informed that the SEwANFE
MINING CUMPANY'S Goa. YARO will be closed On
and after the 10 us- for the ensuing Summer I will
be op ened about the first October WHEN AN INF KLAUS
tIBAESUPPLY OF Goal PROM THEIR GREAT BANKS
will be on hand for ALL WHO WISH
mayli-lw j. HUNTINGDON Agent
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House and Lot for Sale.

d virtue Of decree pronounced by the County Court
ID OF BeiGrd county, at the March term, 1881, in the
OF j. Calhoun and others, parte viii sell IN the
city ofNashvile, SATURDAY, the sch day OF Ma next,
House and Lot 10 the city Of Nashville known ~ Lot
80 in the plat Of lots made for L. LAnier and regis
in the REGISTERS Office OF Davidson county in Book
No H. pages 55l aud $50 Said lot Is situated the cor
ner - Washington Street
TEns Said will be sold follows: The purchaser
will required 30 pay one-trd 10 cash the balance 10
equal payments Of ant Twelve nonths purchaser Civ
ing bond a I'd approved irities,
G Sale 10 be de at the OF the Market house.
mays-td 10. n. THoNPs0S. Com missioner.
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IN We are glad 10 learn that the destruction
OF ssaeco ,n's by The late iros,s Is not 40 erten
ave ss ~ast gtt "A greet Inany we're anhurt
and se nsAy AntichAte eoseihiug ike half he nso
81 crop. IL must h~sys be rrmeub Ia estimA-
tiRg the pro. able crop that The plant "a pu, an
STOUT three times more SEED than ast wear. snd a.,
cllcaati0n mu-t BE- made "a tllls f.sw = f,slsli.
Ezsssisses, Aay9.
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Yesterday morning llth iat al the resderce Of her
mother, (drs. r. Hsae) Mrs. Eliza ~ Jones' Her tuner
al vii take place this morning At loS O'Clock.
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Prime ShcIIed Oats.
Sewanee Mining Company.

I M BUSHELS OF prime shelled Oats fin store, an
w for sale at QTICK MEA S
No. II, south College street
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Tyree Springs.

HE subscriber has leased this delightful establishment
for term Of years, aud has put Il good iepar fur
nshed and rehttsd throughout; provided exseisnt
and music best Of cooks and servants ands deermn ed
20 keep in eiiable to himself and Vor ny OF
the public patronage. Viii be opened the public the
frt Of Juns 1yrse is well known to need particular
DESCRIPTION. J NOSdER-
mavG--im
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THE SGARClIY lE MEAL,
auErfnED PHYsICIAN.

(Whsss .anAs Of liz have nsany Fan cut discovered
Ixhnr IN te Esst lndiss certsn cure ior Consnmpucn
A.thna Bronch . Coaghs, Cohis and 6eaerA Deo1lisy
~ 1905 as discovered By hHa when his 0niy ehhd,
a.urhtsr sss sg-a uP % de- NlshinB . do a. mnch
god - possible, BE- ~ snd % wen 81 "a eleteh teos
r-ctions ~ makuE ~ and sacccf ais Hsing ~ he
rsaafres ench sppacant ircse hin eue shHng-shFrs
ussts - hc rstir. o. postage re reccps aud ne
rsznsr Be applied 10 De psymenf 81 tbs advertise
ueat Aadge.s D.. H. JAMES
Ne. 10 Grad street., Jsrsey CRY, y. ,.
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NOTICE.

ORE than ten thousand dollars (S10 n00) havr been
Iva subscribed 70 the Capial stock the 'Nashve Pun
hsnlng and Printing COmpan - therefore in complain ce
with the Act nc)rp aid Coz ptry hereby notify
ne Stockholders that ion for nrec will be
ne at The Office Of A v s. Lindsey, No. 49, Coll &c street.
on Tuesday Lext the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. RuLFES SAUNDEKS
Nav
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BLAME BOOKS!
Royal, NJ dun, Den,i, and Cap sizes, full bound
Cap size, half b0uud.
Memorandum Books, with and without locks.
Pass Books all sizes.
Railroad Reoe PTS for the N. O. and T. A. Railroad.
Bills Of LadnR, Arno'd's Fluid, Maynard Noye's Ink,
Guisots and Arno'ds Red Inks. Blot ing Paper Sand,
Qu and Cap Paper, Account Paper, Envelopes
For sa'eby apr20 Be CHAs. W. SMITH.
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gza $500 50 oE
1-rsl .fVtN
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HUMBUGIANA.

FIrHg dsciaraiioa Of Or cImuiax has he gerd houd
barn up oe ne iih Of Jane, has naa sase'sd Kab-
IN ne ycry ki<hi8 pc aetea q he arr All sh0 have
Foents - chsfle w g. eel 70 leave hen vish him tks
hcaka, Ne - Cn-rry - a@ar lhe tsraaiAh
~ Kuhisy sisa patrcnase 81 thore h sins
Csthlf ee4n aud dyn II q inPuftaat hat ihes cad
their So ia ortsr before Ne fstA 81 1uas.
WeFk doas slt ths tksta Aai diFecsnf o. patroas.
nayl--ino.
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Attention Farmers and GardnerS !
A FRESH arrival Of fresh aud early Cabbage Seed.
IA ALSO,
Stock; B'ack-eyed and Japan Peas.
llef, ieS pspsrs OF Chinese Sugar Cane Seed Nov
is the time Tor p anung.
small quantity Of MIist and Herds-grass Seed; and
BuckWheat on hand; all o! which for sale low, BY
B.. s WELLER. Sr.
mayS-d2w. No. 81, south Market Street.
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Late o4H'9:lUNES!
We have recently received our Second Purchase Of
Boots & Shoes, Hats & Straw Goods,
And can now offer 10 Merchants buying in this
market an exteI sive stock Of
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
GARDNER, SHEPHERD & Co.
SO REWARD.

$40 REWARD.
- ANYWAY from my residence sa urdaY nornipR
IL last Negro Girl named VIOLET" o. black -oor
and ALTO eighteen Ct age She is raih, under the
medium h=g H. heavy made quick spoken. she Is the
properly 81 Jonn johns sfq. living near Nashville and Is
ursing scout his pace in Nashville. will give Ten
Dollars fos her delivery % al my once, No. 30 Cherry
street apT2I WILL L. FOYD.
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NOTICE.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
TO THE CLOTHES WEARING PUBLIC:j
R0yse g. Elverson,
Dealers i'm Ready-Made Clothing
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,

NO. 90 PUBLIC SQUARE.
II AVE just resolved their large and varied assortment
IL o.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
consisting OF every variety Of fabric used n the most
tshionAee circle auch casnmere,t Drxp DEte Alpaca
Linens MArssnrs Of every shade and variety md ali
Of them cut aal mair exg, esslF for this marset
Their stock entiemens Furnishing Goods Is nov com
pce, and point o. Etn variety Aad eheApness hss
only 70 be examined, 20 be admired
10 addition 10 the above, they have large AID ssred
stock Of Cloths, O3sSmeFes vesngs and Taminxs Jas
received rum he Importers ~hch hey VII "a Or1ers
Styles suit The % the most fstddus Apras
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Letter from Mississippi--Crops.
sIfrrfffion ffr
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY prsp.rcs
WATERFORD, Marshall Co.. Miss,f

WATERFORD, Marshall Co.. Miss,
September 5, 1857. /
Thinking that letter from this portion of Uncle
sans farms might be acceptable to some of ysur
numerous readers shall give you q few items rel
alive to our crops. news, &c.
The crops in this section of the county are yerv
hne; indeed, taking into consideration the late
and backward spring. the cotton is very large and
Is loaded with balls. If the fall proves ANYTHING
like iato one, the cotton crop will be heavy one;
II is now just beginning to open; picking will com.
mence about the 10Th inst. Many of the planters
cannot possibly finish picking before February or
March We Will soon get rich at the present prices
OF cotton-from IL to Is cents per pound One
hand can make three pounds cotton to one of to-
bacco. =
The crops Of wheat aud oats are as good as ever
saw grown In this or any other country Wheat
Is selling At seventy five cents per bushel and slow
sales at that. The corn crop is all that the most
fastidious farmer could ask for.
Oar hitherto quiet neighborhood was thrown in
to quite an excitement, by report that reached us
tins morning, Of a contemplated negro nsurrec-
tion that was to take place this evening. Some 20
negroes have been taken mp on suspicion, about 10
miles south of this, hands the Mississippi Cen.
trail Railroad. They have implicated some three or
four white men, yankees, beiieve) one or two
have been committed to jail, the others have not
yet been taken. That they will be dealt with very
heavy, seems to be the general opinion. Some four
or nye negroes have been taken up in Holly Spring
who are said to be the ringleaders fte
Nothing definite has been elected from them as
yet. More anon BEVERLY.
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Death of two Old Cttfzens-PoIice
Matters, dc.


CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
PETERSBURG, Sept 18th.
We have little else to record to-day, than the
death of two worthy and estimable citizens-non-
agerians-who have served our city from the days
of its infancy-francs Follet and William Baird -
In the commencement of the present century, at
the time Of the first organization of the Presbyte-
rian church, these two old patriarchs elected
elders, simultaneously. Deyout aud faithful to the
present tile, they were considered the exemplars
of Christianity-but now the only relics of the
first days Of the church. Both died yesterday. A
coincidence really deserving notice. Both will be
buried tomorrow. ..
In police affairs, note may be taken en- p4Ssant.
German clothier having importuned "green'
young man to purchase his goods, reused the lat
ters bump of combatiyeness, and caught tartar
The parties were Meister Becher and Thos Brom-
we'll. The latter (the sssaisnt) was required to
give $50 security to keep the peace
number OF free negroes, headed by Geo.
Farley, were ordered to be whipped for gambling
The whole party took an appeal from the Mayor's
decision, gave bail, and have employed able law
yers to defend them in the IIustings Court
The e9uiuOctal has set i'll. A stormy day fol-
lowed by night of bowling winds and cutting
rains, has thrown our city into almost unuttera
BILE gloom. At the time that i write 1l p. NJ a
heavy Northeaster is blowing the rain is deluging
the streets, and the temperature is chilly rs De
cember ARIEL.
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To ascertain the weight of horse--put your toe
under the animals foot.
To secure room in n acrowd-carry paint OF in
each hand,
L. ). ship Congress, Com. Breese. was to leave
Smyrna, August IL, for Constantinople All we'll.
Six ship carpenters were drowned nc Milwaukee
on the 7th inst, by the upsetting of boat.
Rev VIM. Mitchell died in Harrisburg, Pa, on
Thursday, at the advanced age of so years
To-day Is tho anniversary of the capture of the
city of Mexico by the U. S. troops.
VIM. Culbertson, a tavern-keeper has been con-
victed at Pittsbnrg Of counterfeiting.
At st. Louis, on Saturday, a crop of choice Mis-
souri, barley. some $500 bushels was sold by saul
pie, for future delivery, at 81. rs per bushei.
An association of stock growers at Bellevile. H.,
have purchased the celebrated Morgan stallion
Addison" for IS 600.
The annual election for Governor of Maine aud
members Of the Legislature, takes place to day.
The difficulties between the Northern Central
and Dauphin and Susqnehanna Railroads have been
settled.
Hon. Caleb Cushing and Sidney Webster tex
President pierces private secretary have formed
a law partnership
and sailing vessels built during this season in that
city. at ~; the tonnage at Is S2363 and the cost
81 ,0S3, 900.
The Lancaster cotton mill, No. 2. is said TO have
been sold by David Longenecker, to Gen. Robert
Patterson, of Philadelphia. The price paid was
about 100000.
Mrs. Catherine Donnelly died recently in Wood
stock, Ill, at the age Of III. She was native q
Tyrone county, Ireland.
The cornerstone Of the new Masonic Hall al
Matagorda, Va, was laid on the I'D ult., with ap
propriate ceremonies.
Five half barrels of syrup made from the Chinese
Sugar Cane were sold In New Orleans on wednes
day last, at Is cents per gallon.
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CACTIoN.-Persons in the habit of receiving
pamphlets and other printed matter from Englsn
III the mails, often complain to the Post ONCE De.
Partment that they are charged letter postage
upon them. Now, that is the case only where the
senders fail to prepay the whole pamphlet postage
due upon them under the existing postal treaty
betwecn the two Governments. In that case the
English Government holds the United States re-
aponshle for the return of the pamphlets as dead
lnail matter, or for the collection of the balance
due on them, at letter rates. To obviate such
charges, the senders must pay the whole posta xe
due at pamphlet rates, and those receiving such
.iail from England occasionally should notify the
senders to pay the proper postage as explained
above,
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mes institute have right to expect valuable as
si,tance from the ladies every where and for that
reason have already appropriated large amount of
space III the market hall. in which to exhibit their
contributions of needle work, drawings, painting
preserving, picking, etc. As heretofore especial
care will be taken of every thing sent In for exhi
hition, and as all fine articles will be placed in
large show cases to prevent injury from handling
ur Gusf. the most delicate fabrics will 10 secure
from soIng in addition to the usual large list Of
premiums annually distributed, two special premi-
nhs either in money or plate, will be given those
ladies' OF Virginia who may exhibit the best inven-
tion or work of their own production, whether of
taste or domestic utility. We know the fair daugh-
ters OF virginia need no greater stmulant to eIer
t"n than of contributing to the education of
the working classes, and when tell them that
every dollar realized at these exhibitions is expen-
ded In education, We know that We shall have their
all III making the approaching fair an attractive
one,
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THB STBUBEE CELEBRATION, to take
place to-day, will be very interesting affair, II the
weather is pleasant. Our German citizens have
made most extensive arrangements for the day,
and as the proceeds TO he applied To patriotic
object. everybody viii bc disposed TO contribute
sone thiGg 70 The fund now being raised.
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"THoU SHALT NOT STEAL" is one of the
commandments that cannot be too forcibly impressed
on the mind of every child and the parent that fails
~ warn his offspring against the improperly Of
r"bbing an orchard ofits fruits, taking anything
else, however trfing that does not belong 70 him,
tails to discharge his whole duty. Last Saturday
Morning, IN getting into court, we there found
child about ten years old that had been arrested
for stealing bunch Of grapes. Had that little fel-
low gone to the owner and asked for the fruit he
" Md no doubt have received several punches as q
reward for his honesty; but seeing the grapes hang.
ing near the street he piucked them, and thus got
into trouble. lie was reprimanded and discharged.
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HORSE PUMPING WATER-One of our friends in
Ridley has two horses which go to the pump in his
barn yard, almost daily, and pump water for their
own use One of these animals commenced this
singular feat last summer, and since then has learn
ed his fellow to go through the operation. 1t
Is really amusing to of these horses put his
month to the nozzle of the pump while the other
is engaged in drawing water. The handle of the
pump is of wood, and the end used by tho horses
has been greatly gnawed off. The above fact can
be authenticated by numerous respectable persons
who have witnessed the horses drawing water when
their necessities REQ uirrtI il -DfIilrnrc ~ Rsp
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HousE BREAKIyG.-On Saturday Ia,

HOUSE BREAKISG.-0n Saturday last
officer Perrin arrested and Gagged John Van Buren,
GIanyill Montell Samuel Trewaller and William
Giles, enlarged with breaking into the dwelling house
of Lucy j. Prim, corner of Sd andJackson Streets
last Friday night, and stealing therefrom q guam
thy Of clothing, etc. Their examination will take
place before the Mayor this morning, If all the
witnesses arc In attendance.
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EDUCATION
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG L4nfps

DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Tue Rer; w T. wEBB, A. ", will resume
.ns rear OF the Sycsners Church. on nth street ha
wesn Breas sna Marshall, lately occupied by Mr. +
hosier The course Of study will soUprise ~ AZ
ot eur NEST approved chools either North or South
.thoroeshners IN every department will be sps.
.sy Lsssrded In addition to y collegiate sauca.
sonsiiy sistlng, within the last few years the MOS,
approved institutions Of our country to introdues
into h's system all that is really desirable
Ihc mott satisfactory references given Aiso
abundant evidence of acce eptancs AZ syery .,i., ~,
Terms and further particulars on application.
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SICK oY rug B.Ea.IS AND Losr Has Lrk--Ihe fsi-
estine (Texas) Advocate says '--"on she stn INST
about nine miles northwest o. tns. P'Ass. a iI A.sn
ibsld Brigxs Killed Mr.. Brown. Ihe eirsnm-
s,snras ars about as follows Brown induced the
.ss ~ ps - fovsake her husband and live with
him Thi. arrangement was made with the consent
Of all concerned and the parties len. AMER s ,as
n,;.',s and informed him that he could take bis
r,t hack AZ he was tired Of his bargain, or words
,n thai effect This appears TO have been little
mo much for the sensitive nature Of Briggs, and
We are told that he seized his gan, remaf sink'
.Ie,awn. Won have had your fun and aow III have
mine' took deliberate aim at him aud hred, knr
ing him almost instantly.
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GolNG AHEAp.-The friends of the new

Artillery company seem sanguine of enrolling sew
entyf or eighty members in very short time
The uniform to be adopted will be cheap and du-
rable one; and the beneficial feature to be added
the organization, will give it stability and pop
ulsrity To be effective, artillery company
must have strength in numbers, without which 1t
is comparatively useless in peace or war.
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KILLED BT WONAN.-A man by the name of Jno
J. lass was killed in his own house one day las
week. by n Mrs. Hudson. The parties all lived in
Hancock county. 1t appears that Bas. came home
drunk, matreated his wife and drove her and chill
dren and Mrs. Hudson out Of his house. Mrs Hud-
son bursted two caps at him, and then she went
home, and next morning very eraly, inst as Bass
was getting up, she entered his room placed Dis.
tol to his breast and fired, killing him instantly
Georgia Federal TptOr
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THE CITY Council will meet this after

IHE CITY COUNCIL will meet this after
noon, when efforts will be made to arrange the
difficulty and dissolve the injunction, so that the
Mechanics Institute can proceed mt once to tear
wn Lafayette Hall. The guns In this building
c,n be more safely kept in the Armory than any
where else, and they belong to the State, IL
might be wise policy in the Governor to have them
housed there at all times
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LIrE II New IoRK.--On Friday, in New York Ann
Murphy was arrested for drowning Wm Callaghan.
boy of five years, by throwing him into the river.
The woman had married the hoys father. while his
wife was yet alive, and had n mortal hatred to this
boy. the son of the legitimate wle. Michael lick
ry died in the hospital, from worud received at
n political meeting. Julia CcfTce, a married We.
man, committed suicide, by taking arsenic. because
her husband had beaten her. Tho body cf on mn.
known woman was found in the river