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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-27

- CITY Assessor The uudersig ued Ii a
candidate for the ofice Of CITY ASSESSOR and
will be thankful to the voters Of the city of Rich
mond, for their support at the sppro .chins April
election. RfCH'D RENE
fe lin
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~ Notice.---At the solicitation Of many
friends, announce myself candidate for the ONCE
of City Sergeant at the ensuing Municipal Eleetions
make this early announcenentto corresttne MS
statement and Impression on the minds Of sous,
that would not be . candidate.
de S9-2m THOMAS u DuULEI'
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~ For Grain NIeasurer-To nv friend.
and fellow Citizens am a candidate for the aboys
office
fe S-6t L. II. LUCK
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a To the Voters Of the City Of Rich
MoND.-l am q can ddate fog ,hs offi,s Of CITY
GAUGER, and respectfully Solicit your SURFACES Of
fa 4-did
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BOSTON, Feb 25-The Cunard steamship Eu'
ropa sailed at noen to day, with 80 passengers for
Liverpool and 90 for Halifax. She took out no
specie.
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The NAVIGATION OF THE MISSOURI RIVER Is
now opsnsd, a. steamers are leaving St Louis
for b. Joseph and other towns along the border
The Kansss emigration il beginning to move for
ward.
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~ To the Voters Of the City Of Rich
MoND-I am q candidate for the office OF CITY Sen
GEANT, and respectfully solicit you SURFACES ct the
next April election.
Ia Its THOMAS w. DOSWELL
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Non.Arriyal of the Niasara,
Departure of the Europa,

HALIFAX, 10 NJ, Feb 25 The steamship Nj
agara has not yet arrived at this port. She IL now
eleven days out and fully due.
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0ooD APPOINTMENT The we'll known and
esteemed clerk Of the steamer Augusta. d. J
Aul has been appointed Captain Of the steamer
sshultz. which 10 TO run from this port TO Chicka
ao@Any river. The appointment viii be well 70
esived by al who hsvs business on Ii 1t line.
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To Many voters...Absence from Rich

UT0 Many Voters. "A bsence from Rich
mond prevented On earlier reply to your iuqutry-
SerGesnt II elestedi' In reply, l would state that
would most chesrfuly accept that Office II elected,
but at ths time cannot consent to run for any
Office without the CO operation of my party. Not
knowing whether it 10 the Intention of the Demo
cratic party TO make nominations for tha yaous oty
Offices or not, will simply say that am cand,
date, subject to their decision.
Very Respectfully,
fe 9-12t e. 7. Iona
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F" For City SerReant.--T The subscribe
re.pectfuiIy announces himself Candidate for the
office of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing election
and will be thankful for the support Of the voters OF
the city. HENRY w. ouAhLLs.
In l-dtA
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WALKERS STANDARDIZATION interesting Nh
caraguan news published elsewhere, it will be seen
that Walkers situation Is critical 1t has been
at any time since the commencement of his career
In Central America. Giving up all hope Of recap
turing his steamers from the Costa Ricans he has,
with characteristic desperation burnt his schooner
and given up his small boats. He was at Rivas
on the 18th inst, with 1900 men, and the "ene
my" were "perseveringly encirclns" him. It was
thought that If the worst came to the worst he
would stand seige there. His men are heartily
tired Of the war, and anxious to end 1t by q final
attack the allied forces. The writer also states
that while at Granada. Walker buried taco thousand
Americans, who fell by disease 1t Is likely from
these accounts that the curtain is about to fall In
the Central American tragedy, in which those ter-
rible actors, disease and death, have played such
prominsn. parts, and that the 'last night" If the
star 6llibuster has at length set In.
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1GeOrge T.. Reid,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
E~Iikersl CO sh advances made on consisnments
IN NV friends. Messrs. REID Nash, New York.
fa film
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M hfn"" a.
ENCHANTED PALACE OF THE KING OF
MAGICIANS.
MONS. ADO N Is,
THE GREAT EUROPEAN WIZARD AND MA
GICIAN.
bo will rive the First Series OF ssntations
WV at The above named Hall, commencing on
THURSDAY EVENING, February 18th,
FOR THREE NIGHTS.
rh. staee e. fitted MP the MYSTIC TEMPLE, of
GREAT EUROPEAN WIZARDl
And is one Of the richest and most splendid ever
in this country
THE GREAT ERlAL CLOCK,
THE ORANGE TREE, 80.
THE GREAT ERIAL SUSPENSION
THE MYSTERIOUS ALBUM
The wonderful ds,ppearance Of Young Lady, and
THE ENCHANTED BOTTLE!
From which N. Adonis will pour forth different kinds
Of Wines Liqnoys. 10.
PICTURESQUE POLYRAMA!
cludin Snow Storm ecsnes, Moon.
light Scenes &c.
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a To the Voters Of the City Of Richmon
respectfully announce myself candidate for 70
the ofice, all that ask 10 fair field, open an
free fight.
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPsCOhB
IA O-dtda*
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ARMORY r. L.. ]. BLUES,
n February 9Th. 1857
N IMPORTANT B USIN 8 s. The regular
w monthly meeting of the corps will be held on
MONDAY evening, I'd March, at ~ O'clock, and as
very important business will be brought up for on
sidsration the prompt attends zee Of every membs
is required.
By order of Captain Fry.
E. c. CRUAP, o. &.
K<Ifany member has in his possession "bron Ger
musket, belonging to the company he will retur 1t
to the Armory on next Monday night.
fs 27-St T.. C. CO
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
TIE Weekly Dispatch.

TIE Weekly Dispatch
The Weekly Dispatch 10 issued to-day. II cop'
tains great variety of interesting matter among
The contents are The Americans at Canton Ike.
port Of he Ioves.ig a,ing Committee on the slesed
eorrup.ions In Congress Suicide Of Medical
ssude.. Love and spiritualismi The Burdeli
oa..: A case In point for youss men The Ia
si6 Bill ., I. passed the House; Death and Bio
s,.phv Of Or. Kane, the Arctic voyager; Extra.
ordiusr, case Of Needle-M Mania: Later from Utah
and California Late Foreign News; Editorials,
&c together with full and careful Report Of the
Markets.
Single copies dayfs cents subscription per annum
emily. ONE DOLLAR.
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7 OBT.-A Cersiacase Of Five s sa 81
Ia Fsrmsry Dans sssck, No. ie!si 1921 ,,ois .aasi
Sal. Hslensiss 10 tie estate Of the lass Nm ov
Ain for TIE rsissuins OF which thsrs will % - a
elleasiou made 70 the Prssidsns and pifse'''
ssia bsnk e the end OF thirty days
Il. 3. RROADDuG AdminitrsIoa.,
ss1e-lm 6y VIM 4 Philiiss. bic Ass. ..x
llklMK KOLL And FlkklN ~
I receiving snd Tor sale o. sosssgemonnsIs yEY,
70 sS-st
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~PRIcE OF ADMISSION IS CTs-Chldren
half prices Gallery Il! OTIS Doors open at g. O'Clock
perfnrmsnce RI rOr,rnercs al fa9f
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LNOk a hk.. have Tor hIre, several
l. 9erv snts amongst them q good Cook Washer
and Ironer. Also, Cham MERMAID Apply to
WILSON PETERS
Virm of PETERS MARTIN 4 co,
Next door to Haxsll & Co . office,
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Pardoujun by WholesnIe.

In a communication to the Senate of N. York
10 stated by the Secretary of State, that, during
the past ten years two thousand one hundred and
eighty convicts have been released from the State
prisons of New York previous to the expiration Of
the term for which they were sentenced. The
clemency of the last Governor, Clark, is said to
have exceeded that of his predecessors by about
one hundred cases. A New York paper express
90 the very rational opinion that, with over three
thousand vagabonds allowed to run loose without
punishment, but little protection is left for society
TO defend which Is the true intent of criminal law
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THE NEW TREATY WITH MEXICo.-Ihe En-
auirer of yesterday learns Indirectly but reliably
from the bssrer of dispatches from U. s. Minister
Forsyth, ia Mexico, to our Government, that the
draught of the new treaty, with the TRANSMISSION
Of which he was entrusted, does not embrace the
oession of any new territory to the United States
but that is leading features are the adjustment OF
claims due to American citizens by Mexico, and an
agreement ON the part of that government to so
NIT all articles of American produce Cor imported
from the United States) at a lower rate OF duty,
90 per cent than similar goods for other countri'
ON condition that the United States shall loan 10
Mexico an amount of money sufficient to meet her
present pressing liabilities aud wants.
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AFTERNOON PERFDRmANCE. for Rchoels
and Children. on SATURDAY, at 3 O'Clock. Ad-
mission for Children ten nepts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-27

I OOk AND READ ---Tax-payeru oT 1hr
IL UPPER COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF iENaIco
Il shall soon call upon you for your list Of taxes for
the presen. year. The Same subj ects are taxable
who you voted for for President and Ves Preside Mt
last November or who you intend % vote for in May
for yourselves to think and to d., a. you please but
all want just your lis. of .xable property and
not Sour money, a. the sheT If will attend to that
sees and resdsi It, psrticus ry the L. .dies
J. b. KEY SEE, Con i'r. Revenue,
feN-SS Upper d strict HenTico.
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.sgA NEW BAKERY...The subscrf.
SxGS3 Der having leas I'd the house toe No rth-
~ east corner of Broad and Sd streets, and fit.
A11kr ted II up for BAKERY, tskes this me-
tbod Of informing his friends and the public in gene
ra that he will be ole to furnish Their with every
thing usually kept in First-class Bakery. For the.
convenience Of those living below ths market, he's
will keep bis old Branch, two doors from Broad, on
9th street.
Bread. Rolls, Biscuits, &C., fresh morning and
evening. Pies, Cakes and Crackers. of all kinds,
fresh every day. Families and Boarding Houses
supplied twice q day.
Parties supplied with Iced and Ornamented Cakes,
Ice Creams Jelhes, Blanc Mango DC, to order.
AZ N. BAH orders thankfully received and
carefully attended to.
fe s7-lm* ISAAC d BRIGGS
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NiUTICiI...The public are hereby cnu-
Y toned against trading for q negotiable note
drawn by tn sub.criber dated on alb ut tbs Goth
day of Mover uber 1855 pay GO days after date
the order of Lee OVERLY, for one hundred aud
tw enty five dollars, for which am not liable and do
not mean to pay.
fe2 7-St X. A. HILLYAHD.
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR, SALE
Il sm authorized to sell the valuable tmd desira.
bly, located dwelling, at the of Ora Go and 9Th
streets, occupied by Mr.. A. A Hughes If aarEv an.
pication be made great bargain may be had az
am Instructed to sell without reference to il full
value The terms will be rnads accommodating = and
possession may be had at an early day.
JAMES 4. SUTTON ]
fe 97-I0t Corner of Bank and Ilth se ct.
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r. EAT NOR rHERN
- WSSEsssvsfe9A AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
-FOR TRAVEL.-TWI CE DAI-
LY SUNDAY NIGHT ExCEPTED,l BE TWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CRELK AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Richmond, Fr,dericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Pstoma River,
seventy-fve miles, and by splendid and ,fortable
steamers thence to Washington, ffty-fve railes-in
all $50 miles, in seven hours, being comfort able and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure, A. NJ. and u p NJ, and bag
gage under change of special agents checked through
o Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia sad New
York.
To w arlington, $5.50
b. DAtulore 500
Eutih0elUnld, 8,OO
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River is row undergoing relay, more
than two-tbirds of 1t being already completed with
edge rail of oer quality, while the remxinder
10 in admirable condition.
The R. l. F. P. R. R. has been in operation for p
years. and in all that time passenger eth or been
killed crippled by accidents from snake heads 81
otherwise, which is without parallel in the history Of
railroads in this country. s. RUTH
SuDeriT fendeDt loft
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None E... by virtue OF authority undeI
y deed Of trust from Beenard Kriel to r ae bear
point THos. SHEPPARD, a. nv agent to o. nduet /,
my name general SHOE BUSINESS, in the cit,
of Richmond, with authority to purchase for cas-
only. WIN. MU RRAY.
fs 27-St*
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m ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUAkD,
Richmond, Feb. "a, 1857 )
6 The COMPANY will assemble T H 1 $
u EVENING. at Lafayette Hall, at O'clock, for
There will be drill Of the Company at the same
hour and place, every evening during the present
week.
Fatigue Caps ~
Every member 10 required to be present.
Bv order of the Captain.
70 25-4t JNO. MCDONALD. o. u
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- fOR hkNT...A Brick Tene m ept, on
Fl Broad street, Church HILL near DIR. Tohnson's,
between sd ana Gath streets. Apply to
fe 27-3t+ CORBIN WARWICK.
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DOrAaO So We have aavices q =
i email cargo Of jersey Write Mercer Potatoes,
whtsh win be here in the soarss Of . day or too
Those In wsnt viii plesss apply early. we dssirs
Mm-M LUDLAM i WATSON.
NHkAP SUeaAns.. ClaraAod De nee %.
-. - WM. Z. KING.
3 &-sx esad yraahlia e., Ola Market,
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NEE-,JERSEY ITEMS.

CoYcLrsIos OF THE ToNPKISs IsQuEsr-'SRDieI
% THE JrRY.-The investigation in the case u
the death of Theodore L. Tompkins, the young man
from Hoboken who WIS fatally injured in 40 snfsS 81
No. Mulberry street on the night OF the Isl 'ns'a"'
was resumed at the Town Hall in Hoboken on oseaf,
day evening last before Coroner Crane and corcuded
without discovering the perpetrator- OF the injuries
that caused the young nan's death. Two men "e'o
arrested On Saturday morning on suspicion Oh having
been connected in the aGrsy-s Gsfmso 0aA''U
wackins, living a. Hudson City, who va tee1 70
cross tia feny the morning AFTER the occune.'" WIN
blood upon lis hxads face and clothes; ana lne ~ae'
young man named Lever, who "as uoae,''ooa 20
have told somebody that be was pres.n' - Tue
Both of them, however. gave sai factory acoounl
Of their whereabouts that evening" and the witnesses
fsled to Identity them as being present. 'H" '"''
we're released.
Several additional Witnesses we're ets"ue' w GOV
urdsy evening, and two or three Of the Ole ones 1s
called but nothing wss elected throwing new so. On
the subject. Ora Jslien and Chsaoen' VINO neue .ue
post mor.em examination, testified a. 10 inc cnA1ac,
d the Injuries which they found, ssd ooen eones1eu
tie opinion that the 6.sure in the sku .eco "s' 'oe
oaIy necesssriy fatal injury. ~s4 caused ~ spSe.
.'issl Sody, impeIlsd By pdns'ns power VIA
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.BROOHYN ITEMS.

ARREST OF JOIN II. STEVENS FOR SEDUCTION
On Friday Int Spsniard named John Peter Pecao,
who is engaged in the char-making business in Devoe
street Eastern District, appeared before County
Judge Morris and made affidavit setting forth that
he bad been married TO and lived happy with his wife
Ieyips for number of year, and that she bad bone
him several children that said Stevens had crept into
the bosom of bis family, snticed her away aud de-
b.uched her, thereby running her domestic peace aud
bringing disgrace upon himself and childrso; thai
Stevens had caused 90 announcement TO be published
70 the eject that be tStevens ives her rshtfal hus'
Rand. He claims, in conclusion, that hs has been
damaged 10 tho srtsst Of 5000.
A. ordss OF arrest was sccofdngsy assued' soo
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THE STREET COMMISSIONERSHIP.

SUPREME CoURTIssseInsI .v, TrR"-Aus- s-ssf'Fe
APPLICATION FOR A WHIT OF CERTI0RARi.
fHs People the relation Of Daniel Ccnovcr agt Daniel r
Insahsm. Of the justices If the Court Of Common
The application for writ Of certiorari, TO review
Judge Ii grahams Gecisitn upon the Deviin habeas
corpus, which was denied upon an CT pdrte appict-
ton came up upon notice this morning
MIR. Field having read Mr.. Couovers pettior al
ready published said, that this was an application,
not for common law but for the statutory certiorari
which the Judge vss bound to grant
Judge Davies remarked that the fact wa not stated
when the application was made the other day.
~. Brady said uat it was of NO consequence to MIR.
Devlin whether the writ was granted or not lt was
an established principle that the petition tor writ OF
certorari should point in what partic the pro-
ysion sought to be reviewed as erroneous Ii was
highly important TO the profession to know what was
to be The practice in regard to wrts OF certiorar
Every Judge Of any Court Of Record in the State
would sustain Judge lDgraham.
Judge Davies remarked that II was the pr8ctlce Oh
tie Court to grant the statutory ceftlora almost as
matter Of course When the application WAS made
the other day psie, be had 10 tune to examine the
question as to wbttherthis fell within tue statute,
and in view of the recent decision OF Judge
Bhtseye refusing such a writ, ex parte, ne denied
Mr.. Field said that the case plainly fell within the
statute. and that Mr.. Deyiin could be recommltted
even after the case should have reached the Court oil
Appeals II was time to make al end OF THIS inter-
ference by Judges of inferior tribunals with the Su-
preme Court If Judge Peabody had the right to ex;
press an opinion he had jurisdiction No Judge could
be found ia the State who would sustain judge lDgra-
hams course 1t was but yesterday that Judge lnsra;
ham granted writ Of habeas corpus, 10 the case OF
Price sst Scott aud others, to discharge the defend
a-ts, who had been arrested and held 10 pau IN me
sum of sos OO0 UUder an order Ut Judge Davies, on
the ground that Judge Davies had no ju,isdlction
MT. Brady had yet to learn that Judge Davies vas
sitriug rs .choonaster 10 commit naughty ) idges
Judge Davies took the papers aud received his de-
ciSiou
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SUPREME COURT-CIRcuIr--A 8.

ORDIRED-That the Clerk give notice Of tue follow.
ing order:
new calendar Of noticed for trial will be made up
for The September term 1857 for which notes OF ss mus. be
FLED on or b. fe Saturday the 18th das of August inst
All Of issue for that and every subsequent TERM must
state d stpcty the nature of the issue. .
Such notes issue for Sp.mbrr term shall also state
whether the cause the ca ndsF close OF June term
ps7 ,,d II So shall state the number OF the tina
calendar spd Of issue for Other te sheH state
whether the then the caeDdsr and the numbs
thereof ard IL the Gauss has been marked down" the
cser ds In 1884, be staed the note OF issue and
The date thereof
dsr unless therein conforms to the foregoing
Ard when csuse psced the calendar 1t will not be
necessary Il for the subsequent term: oil
Ire yt Such calendar will BE- continued for the succeeding
.erns unti the causes therein are disposed Of
' RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Clerk.
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"reboundi,g motion, such. for nrsaLce, as a cane
4" with loaded heed II was their opinion that tho
:ruIy could rot Lave been inflicted with club. Thi,
testimony taken in connection With tnst OF the Other
plesses leaves little room 10 doubt that one OF the
two Ceru.sns, between whom and the three young
men the difficulty commenced and who is proven to
have had cane with the appearance OF loaded NEAL
and who followed Tompkins down stairs, - tue same
man who struck the fatal blow but there is an entire
ab.tnce of evidence as to hi, name or whereabouts.
The Witnesses however, all agree as to the description
Of his person ard general appearance aud is possible
that be may yet be appreLended and brought TO
justice.
At the conclusion Of the evidence, and after brief
delicera,ion, the Jury returned the following
VERDICT.
Tie Jury find that Theodore l.. Tompkins came to
his death from the Effects of blow upon the left eide
Of his head inflicted at No. Mulberry street in the
GUY VI New-lork. the morning VI the I'd At August
s;an. With loaded cane, sungshot or some other
weapon, IL the hands OF some person TO the Jury un
known.
Coroner Crane briefly ard pertinently returned his
thanks to the Jury for their ssss'aoce In the nvesti
estioD, ard they were then discharged.
All the parties who had been arrested upon suspi'
cion were discharged. Judging fromthe circumstances
ding this affair, it doubtful whether the
perpetrator Of the deco will ever be brought justice
unless perhaps by accident.
APPoIsrMESr.-The Governor has appointed Isssc
=. Beckwor,h, esq, as Judge Of the Court of Common
Pleas for Ocean County, in the place Of Edward w.
Tccessed
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Advertisement.
THE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH.

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Its principa, cxcellencies
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Of whom besh this Gallery In addition 10 the lmpe
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SOUTHERN AND WESTERN VISITORS
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The, viii find 1, repository Of Portraits including those
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In q few minutes The
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LAF LNZ'ELLIGEINCE.

CoRRIcrIos.-In The TRIBUNE of Saturday It was
errcnecusly stated tit Juoge Davies had granted
habeas corpus in the csse Of Addison Sanford now 10
the City Prison on charge Of embezzlement. Capt.
james Shaw wa the party referred to. Addison San
ford was his counsel.
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recovered till Sunday morning. Coroner Connsry
held inquest the body and the Jury rendered a
verdict of deah by falling from the wharf, foot of
Market street on Thursday, Aug. g. 1851, into the
" river and was drowned"