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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-13
VALUABLE FARM ON BR0OK PLANKROAI

VALUABLE FARM on BROOK PLANKROAD,
FOUR AND 4 HALF MILES FROM RICHMOND.
FOR SALE.
WE ure authorised to sell the really valuable farm
w located M above, owned aud occupied by MI
w H. Bucurk II cUntans lU0 Rrres,j Joins the lands
of Mcssrs Abner iIliard Naih1 King aud Jos Wander
ventCr.
The buildings the place all and are Of the
superior urd.r consisting OF fine brick dwelling
~ by S! feet, stories above basement containing
large with fire places to each, beside front and
pOrchrs extending the whole length Of the housr,
together with bathing rooms force pumps rceervo &c.
There srs. besides, the usual out buildings, such
kitchen, stable. carriage house, &c.
As not acquainted with the buildings can form
Il lust idea of their convenience and finish without
aning thrm ,h0se Disposed purchase respectful
Is requested 10 call Mr. Rocock the subscribcJs.
GODDIE s. APPERSON,
March 3--clw huctuucnIs.
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JOHN & GEORGE GIBSON.
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,

JOHN & GE0K(sE CIBSON,
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,
RICHMOND, Va,
"AVING extensively fitted up their establishment
with the latest improved machinery, prepared
furnish short notice and reasonable terms all
kinds OF portable finished Carpenters work, such
Door and Window Frames, Castings, out and inside I'm
ish, SC.
SASH Blinds and Doors, Of all varieties.
Stairs, Hapdrails, Porches Veraudahs, Balconies
Cornices Cornce Mouldings aud Brackets Of all sizes
and pat,erna Mouldings OF all descriptions
Wash boards, Chair boards, Ceiling boards, &C., &C.
They will make estimates for work to plans furnished
them and deliver their factory the estimated prices
Orders respectfully solicited. Jan 2s-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-13
LATER FROM MEXICO.


NEW ORLEANS, March ll.-Tampico dates To- ths
2lst February have been received. Gen. Mor-nA,
the new Governor, arrived on the lgth. Carson hai
been deserted by his followers, and the revolution
had ended without bloodshed.
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR

IIAVING removed to Richmond, ofcr tor sale. my
III Farm lying in the cosnty of Charles City. to-!
miles the James River, and ~ miles from the city OF
Richmond and containing $40 acres about clear
ed producing well ana rapidly improving under the ute
all necessary ouhouses nearly Also excellent
Garden snd Orchard The Farm could be very conve
nen.ly divided ntotwo containing 300 and the other
2iO Persons wishing to purchase Farm in the
productive and rapidly improving portion OF Vrrnia
would do well to examine this property as am diepoird
to sell on lbers land accommodating trrtns.
The uyersoer, or my brother living adjoining will show
the Farm 10 any one wishing 10 purchase.
Address DE. o. A. CRENSEAW
June g-ctI Box No. 37i Richmond, Va.
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DIR. KANE's REMAINS Al

DIR. KANE'S REMAINS AT PHILADELPHIA.
pu,.prIPBIA, March 1.-THE remains of Dl .
Ksne were escorted by large procession this after
noon from the Baltimore depot 10 Independence Hall,
which was draped in mourning, and Gags throughout
rbe city were suspended at half mast. Immense
crowds were assembled at all points 10 view tho
procession aud the remains.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-13

THE HISTORY OF FRANCE FROM IRE EAK'
LEST PERIOD To THE PRESENT TINE. By Thomas
Wright, Esq, NJ. a., F. S. A., &c
We have received from Mr.. Perry, the agent, Part
., of this interesting and valuable history The
present number is embelIshed with very beautiful
steel engraving, representing QUEEN VICTORIA AT
THE TurfERtrs 1t would be we'll for those who &c
sire this work, and have not subscribed, to call at
once on Mr.. Perry, Governor Street, Richmond
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pEMAINS OF DIR. KANE.

BALTIMORE, March 10 The remains OF DR.. Kane
arrived here th. morning, and were escorted b. q
procession to the Maryland Institute, where they is
in slate.
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NEW YORK, MARCH ll.-Fiour is heavy; Gales
of State brands at % l5a6 25 Southern unchanged
Wheat has declined; sales OF prime white at | !5.-
Corn ia firm Stocks are frmer and active. tirgi-
Mas 20.
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.prills-c,f w1srEnrocx P. O.. Chesterfield
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from my house in Hanover county, Va.
II sbouthree weeks before Christmas last my OLD ne
~ man PHIL JONES H. has q wife living with Mrs
bouha, near wyanckc landing, james riverJ Charles
City county and children living with Mr. Selden aud
others in the goborhooi. wher" in all proosbi
", he is lurking
Phil s ahou, 80 years old, rather bright complicated,
,:le bald has gray hail. spcak. quick has lost the middle
Eager The rsh, hand and is about ordinary size or
l,tle under
will yve the above reward Of Twenty Dollars for him
il delivered 10 me- in Hanover county Ashland, or
lodged i'll Jail a Richmond ri;h due notice OF sane So
get hin again
Feb 2G.--c2s TllOS. l.. HUNDLEf.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF TUE COMMON
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA.


rSFoRMATIoN havins been received by me that Jno
Rix slave. ~ property vi Ssran Kerr, sentenced
" The County Court Of Hins and Queen TO sale and
"a, ,,nor,son for burglary and larceny had escaped
t ,ba ;al OF said county and is going at large
Now therefore. /. Henry a Wise Governor Of the
ceronwealth have thou proper TO issue this Proc
srson who win arrest the said John Xix and deliver him
o,ie Jacr OF the said county And do moreover re-
o;re s officers civil and military and request all the
aoci neopl, OF This Co,umouwc h their best ex
crons 10 spprchend the ssid fugitive, thar he ma5 be
dealt with sccording to law,
(yyn under NY hand and under the less seal OF the
Commonwealth at Richmond, this 2i day OF
H. s. March, 1857, and In the slst year Of the Con'
mouwesth. HENRY A. WISE.
By The Governor:
GEO W, MrSFoRp Sec'y OF the Com'th
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BALTIMORE, MARCH ll.-Flour is steady a. 81.
Wheat is irmer; SALES oil bite at ,ssl 6o, red II
al 49, Corn s betterr; Gales OF white at t',a65 y.!
low 59a63
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
r HAVE the larges; and most complete assortment OF
Guns and Hunting articles Of all kinds 10 be found in
the state which will sell and below cost in order TO
close them out do wish to keep them on hand un
til next season They from the manufactures OF the
best makers and will be warranted in every respect
you wish good aud cheap GUS, call n: the sign OF the
Rifle. Old Street, Petersburg Va. C.. LEONARD
Manufacturer and rsparer Of fire arms. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-13

Both Houses Of the Legislature of Minnesots have
paesed bill to the seat of government from
ST Paul to st. Peter. Much feeling is exhibited on
the subject at St. Paul.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-13

nAN AWAY from ,he subscriber, on the 18th day OF
IL Septcmbs. last bright mulatto boy named Tom,
.b1u,l5 years old When be left had straw hat with
5scs "a ID clouded or spotted frock coat Has full
head o! hair scsrs both near the elbows
ssl- on the inside of the left thigh All those scars nave
!eihsa led shrewd and intelligent and will no DOUBT al
temp, pass as afrec boy and may hire himself a such
viii give the reward for abe sp1rehen ension ana
delivery Of said BOY to secured in Jail 80 that get
hin. WM
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.
TUNHIS Institution 10 situated Church Hill fueh
mond, Va, In a delightful, airy posifoh sna IS uI
nished with every convenience essential to tue proper
treatment of disease The object OF this hosPna Is 70
furnish medical aid good nursing and suitable det 70
such servants strangers and othors, as have not when
ck homes where attention to comforts 90 requisite 20
the successfu treatment Of disease can be given The
Lyipg.ln Wards peculiarly commodious Particular
attention given to Surgical Casos The undersigned
give their personal attention to all patients placed under
their charge.
Colored Patients. s5 per week
Private Accommodations. -............... to 10
These embrace all charges for Board Medicines
EFrNo smslPoI admitted
PHYSICIANS.
James Bolton, NJ D., Grace street, between 4th and
18th
\ C. s. Mills NJ. r.. l2th. between Broad and Marshall.
\ R. T. Coleman, NJ. D.. corner 4th and Grace.
Resi- Physcian-Dr. Wood Feb 2G-cGm.
SUMMER COURSE OF MEDICAL. lNsTRUC.
TION AT THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VA.
IuNHE exercises OF the Summer Course for the year
II 1857, will begin on the Let Of April and continue un
I'll the LIST Of August under the following orgsniza
LECTURES ON
Surgery and Sugicsl Anatomy, by CHARIEs BELL Glib
son, NJ D
Obstetrics, JAS. Il. CONWAY NJ D.
Physiology, JAS. B. MoCAw. NJ. D.
Materis Medica, T. +. MAYO NJ. D.
Practice of Medicine ST. GEO. PEACHY, NJ. D.
Chemistry, Jso. 8. d. CuLIEE. NJ D.
Anatomy A. Z. PETIcolAs, ~ d.
The plan Of instruction to be pursued will embrace an
be to famarze the student with the elementary depart
OF bis intended profession The time allotted ts
lectures will enable full preparation for examinations
The wards OF the College lnhrmary and Richmond
Ainsbouse will te open TO students, who may not only
witness all operations therein performed but also watch
the progress Of csses brought TO their notice.
Fee for the whole course, SO.
Tickets issued by the Secretary, A. f. PETlCoIAa,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-13
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CARoIlyr

AT q meeting of the ID smoCratc party OF Caro,u,
county, held at Bowling Green, on Monday the "a,
inst being court day, II. Buckner White was c.ll.t
to the Chair, and Eustace L. Moucure appointed =.
cretary.
The oblect of the meeting was then, IN An sul,,..
pirate manner, explained by VIM. T. Chandler
r. L. Morris, Esq, after briefly explaining Ia.
position OF the party, put in nomination Mr.. Dan
Z. Dejarnette as the Democratic candidate t. =.
present the county In the next Legislature OF o.
ginis. The nomination was agreed to b. The meet
ing.
committee composed OF r. J. Morris, Jsme, i
White and VIM. K. Is. Wyatt, was then appointed T.,
see Mr. Dejarnette, and INFORM him os the sctio -,
the meeting.
MIR. Deiarnette then appeared IN The meeting. snI
nation as proud honor
The following resolution was then unaninou. Nv
adopted
Received That we, the Democrstic party OF Cnr...
line, entirely approve OF the course OF Frederick
Coleman, "a our late Senator in the I.egisatur.
virginia, and III as much he served only fifteen
days IN his late term, We necessity Tor any
Convention to nominate new candidate an. ,.s
hereby present Mr.. Coleman 10 the District a.
candidate again.
committee OF Geo. F.. Swan. Wm. T. Chanal.l
and Col. b. r. Dickinson, was then appointed :
inform hlr. Coleman ot hia nomination After w,'
ing on MIR. Coleman. who abOIt stutIng To-
Fredericksburg, the committee reported tha, NJ
Coleman accepted the nomination oi the meeting
II Was then Resolved, That the proceeding III IT,.
meeting be published in the Richmond Enquirer sud
that the Examiner and Fredericksburg Democrat,
Recorder be requested TO copy
H. BUCkNER WHITE. Chairman.
EUsTACE T.. MOSCuRE, Srcretary
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TWEZTY DOLLARS REWARD.

and delivery 10 mc or in some Jail in the state. 90
thar ce, h!,u again oi my slave LlNSEY. purchased
Lnsey in Richmond last winter, oil Mr.. Ciendenn he
wss raised ia Abearls and wife in the county OF
Buckingham He is doubtless lurking about Richmond, or
has gone Ahcmsrlc Buckingham, or may probably
be trying to find has wsy 10 free State.
Lin.ey is inches ak feet tall straight
muscular and wc iorUlSi aLI about iOyesrs Of aye.
JAMES H. cox,
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NOTICE THIS !

NOTICE THIS
VX1ARREN COUNTY, in North Carolina, challenges
w the United States to fight at Weldon North Caro-
Ina three Mains OF Cocks for
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH, AND FIFTY DOL
LARS A BATTLE;
10 show twenty Cocks and tight three days. the first
main TO commence on the second Wednesday in April
next, the sec0nd 10 the first Wednesday In
May and the third commencing on the first Wednesday
June next. .
Or, Warren will f:ht min OF thrtyone Cocks, for
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS a BATTLE,
Ae1nnence ou the second Tuesday in May next, and
s;ht four days.
u be challenge accepted by any person, sufficient
rec must be given
Address Box ., a, Warrcp,or n c. Feb l9-c4w
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Feb W sS.sc2. THos. l.. HuNDLEY.
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD

yTlLL be pail for the delivery. AZ Gradys Jail, in
w Richmond o. negro boy named TOEEf. He ID
Il years old of !o% stature, not very black, OF
bright and -pri. .bty He raised in Nor
folk. lately purchased him OF DR. Jenkins Of North
Carolina he hs probably returned to that neghborhood
may be- -ai shout Richmond
March lO--c.r JOHN Il. RICHARDSON.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN away sometime during the past year, Negro
chstity Holt decd OF Surry county. Va. 1t suppos
ei that b. -gnrw here in the vicinity OF Hampton, Va
He lvch"r br profession and has wife, under:
stand. The .T oi Mr. Parker West, near the town OF
Hampton Dick is g. 70 years old. very black aud
about teei 10 inches high. | will give the above re.
ward II conau.d in any Jail so that get him.
ALIEN FAISON Admr.,
March G.iIe q Va
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PR HANDS WANTED

PIT HANDS WANTED.
WISH TO hire, for the ensuing year, number OF Goa
Il Pit Hands, for whom full prices will be given. Du
ring the four years single serious accident Il
lite or limb has occurred in underground operations
All hires will be paid pauctually in quarterly payments, al
my office in this City JOHN ]. WERTH,
Dec 93-cts Ap.nt
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK.

COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK.
('HARTERED by the Legislature OF Virginia, Decem.
" Der l7th ls53-Capital $50 O0Orhs Institution re.
ce deposits ON which interest paid At the rate o
Ter cent, per snnum if remaining on deposit SIX mon,hs
ah pcI tor shorter periods.
WM G.. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
JOHN H. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
rF"0fice 10 l53 corner Main and 18th st.
Ian
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

J,hn Rx about 81 years old brown coulplexon hve
fee, eight inches high grum couneuance, full round
hc.; bss shot wounds in his left hip, thigh and leg
& I-c6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-13

WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A tract of timber
~, thd 1r wood land, say from so 70 500 acres on
ShNSsIor or come other nayigsble stream. Address,
sss ssheuaIs. stating location price, distance from
'Vst. Sr also price Of wood per cord at landing ],
t,lSl iGse Post Office, Pennsylvania.
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March '-cst' Balieysbnre. +. o. surry, VI
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
IMPORTANT TO DRUGGISTS.

WANTED.~Ky a physician Of ive years expert.
w ence in extensive practice situation as clerk
In Drug Store. His for desiring situation Of
h kind thHt he designs making permanent business
Ne a4r,ss himself his extensive acquaintance with
NGGgss and Physicians Of the South that he carry
h.ce amount OF trade To any house The best testi.
mra- given, both To character and Qualifications
Atdrsss MEDlCuS
f.b I,-cytf Rals.h North Carolina
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-13

4 SLAVE was committed 10 the jail Of Alexandria
"A 'oSay, on the st day Of October, 1856 a. run.
b. As calls hi,ussf WILLIS CAVE, and saysh he be-
ss, William Carr of Albemsrle casuty cnear Char.
M,~a Me Heis stout black, feet inches high. and
reqass,ed to come forward prove property pay
Il, l.. ana take him away or be will be dealt with os
\ D. directs LEVI HURDLE,
S-chw Jailor Of Alexandria county, Va.
VINO WANTS EMPLOYMENTf-A few gem
ssa ruetnen Of fair education eud mature age, who
TO Canvass a county or two in Virginia, or
,uthern State on a useful agency that pays better
ta,Sy o'nes business. Call on address (stsmp en-
tsTs DR. C. ALLEN.
S-.o-eod!m Washington, D C.
WHNIED TO PURCHAsE.-A uae. Of timber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

SERIOUS RAILROAD AccIDESr-The mail train
on the Central Railroad was thrown from the
track west Of Syracuse, n. Y, on Thursday
evening, IN consequence of piece Of the road
being washed away. The whole train, consisting
of baggage car. mail car, and four passenger
cars. were thrown down an embaEkment twenty
feet deep and all shattered to fragments There
were sixty passengers in the cars, of W hom Miss
Brown, of Toronto, was drowned Mr. Bron-
son, Of New Britain, Conn, was badly injured
and has since died Twenty other passengers
were injured, six seriously. The mail car and
mail bags, excepting one, were burnt, the car
having taken Ire from the furnace of the Iocomo-
tive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

A BROKER CHARGED WITH FRAUp.-JameS
OConner, banker and broker, of the firm of
O'Conner Bros, of Pittsburg, was arrested, on
"wednesday last, on the charge of obtaining the
sum OF SiS5,U0 from the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Bank, of Pittsburg, by fraud A prelim-
mary hearing took place and the accused gave
bail In $500 900 for further hearing before Judge
Hampton He was immediately after arrested on
charge Of conspiracy with Wilson Blackeney.
late book-keePer of the bank, in obtaining 1910,
600 from the same bank, upon which charge he
also gave bail The allegation is that Mr. O'Con-
ner overdTew his amount to the extent Of s3lO DOo
aud that the book-keeper concealed the fact from
the Directors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The InteiligsHcsy regrets to observe that
seme Of its cotemporaries are endeavoring to
find, in the financial distress and ruin which
are now spreading throughout the land, a
source of sectional qualification in the alleged
security of the Southern States from the disas-
tiers which have overtaken Northern trade and
industry.
Among the hardships of the crisis the Intel
Hgsncer mentions that which has befalIen ian
cid and well established firm, in our own
neighborhood, and of which the business honor,
always untarnished, had become a heredita-
ment more precious than wealthy from father
to son, but which, compelled now to yield for
the first time to the pressure, has been able to
rescue nothing from the wreck save that which
money cannot enhance nor poverty depreciate,
the mems Sibt conScia rsct,"
The Union continues its able series of arti.
Giles upon Banks and Banking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

THE SEA-VIEw HOUSE, TRAsEDY-DonnsLy
SsHfeHesd--Judge Vredenburgh, on Thursday.
sentenced James p DOnnelly to be hung at Mon
mouth Jail, on the sth of January next, at three
O'CLOCK, p m for the murder of Albert :. Moses
de received the sentence with great frmness
Being asked the usual question, before sentence
passed, he delivered speech concluding as fol-
lows:
"And I now declare that am innocent of the
blood OF this young man, and am not afraid 10
meet my God, or Albert : Moses; and if what /
nave uttered Is not true, may M tongue clea We
10 the roof of my mouth -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

ID On Thursday three young girls named An.
ma Maria Jackson, alias Yankee, aged IA Win.
fred Aurpby,aged Is, and Hannah Leary, aged IA
were arrested in Philadelphia, by officer James
Conway, and taken before Alderman Enen. on
charge Of larceny. 1t appears that these girls
who wereengaged in vending matches, went into
the store Of Mr. James Proctor, and found him
asleep. They then, it is alleged, stole two five
dollar notes When Mr.. p. woke up he found
them there, and asked them what they wanted
when they used some very indecent language, toe
gross for publication. They were also charged
with PEOwing about the streets for improper and
vicious purposes. The whole party were sent to
the House Of Refuge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

EXTENSIONS ASKED BIZ WEALTHY BosroS
HousEs-Mr- Edmonds, Of the Pacific Mills.
publishes card asking for renewal of the obi.
cations Of the corporation for six months after
maturity, under which arrangement, he says, no
creditor can lose by them, as their property i,
ample, and their mills can be kept I'm Operation
hessTs Little, Alden Il Co. are the selling agent,
OF the Pacific Mills, and have not Suspended. and
Will not II the Pacific Mills can obtain the erten
sion asked for. They have very limited Iiabili.
ties In this county.
VI :ssrs. J. c. Howe & Co, Of Boston, publish
statement in the papers of that city, that thong
are nearly equal TO two dollars for one
OF Indebtedness, owing TO the present panic they
g. 81 uha Die 10 borrow money enough 10 meet al
1ner iiabiilties as they hereafter mature Before
fIy % thelr paper is protested, they propose to
ne holdrfs thereof to renew il al six months as
- natures paying interest in cash-they holding
80 P,pPtlty placed in their hands, or the pro
e1s tne"oI, IN trust, to protect such renewals
,,,,i',sh / skinner 4 Co, Of the same eity.
puDiIsh card, calling upon their credi,ot. y
nave thsif paper renewed for 81. Tno,,bs -, -,
Maturty' nscelVing interest for the eyten,inn -.
advance. The assets Of the Srn, .xas 'n IN
nspiIlles 10y more than sI.O09O M.ssT.
featuring companies manu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

A NEw woRD.-The last English journals all
contain new word, which will doubtless come
into immediate use on both sides of the Atlantic
In speaking of telegraphic dispatch they call it
telegram. But this is not a term of English
coinage it was used by some of our country CO.
temPoraries year or two ago, the Syracuse Jour-
nal, if We mistake not, having invcn;ed it. 1t
has rather queer look, at first but it is a very
convenient term, and it will soon become familiar
TO the eye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

No EXTRA SEssIoS.-The banks of New York
have concluded they can get along without the in
PREVENTION Of the Legislature. The Committee OF
New York merchants, bankers, and others that
visit Albany to have talk with Governor King
about the financial crisis and the propriety of call
ing an e1tra-session ofthe Legislature telegraph
ed him during Thursday after reading the fiat of
the Judges OF the Supreme Court that the extra
session would be unnecessary in the present as pect
of Affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

IL Spectators in sugar, who have recently
met with sudden reverses in their profession,
must have been driven to their wits end in order
TO procure places where the sweet article might
be slowed snugly away for future use At the
present time there are hundreds of hogsheads of
the article slowed in and about a stable, situated
at Reed street and Jefferson avenue, Philadel-
mia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-17

IL The following are some OF the bs.a,.
the local items in Yesterdays Baltimore az,
car: Unproyoked Homicide, Outrageous AsssuI,
more OntEages, Daring Robbery, Assault viii
intent TO kill, Violating City Ordinances. e.
&c, Of similar character, but these are ordinary
circumstances 3. - =
.. " An attempt has been made at Chicago 10
Induce Ia. principal witness against BrayInan
so lands charged with rob6ing the Chicago
was 40 on foot for the puTpose' bnt the witness
49, ne authorities Of IL, and the parties