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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21
APOTHECARIES. &C.

APOTHECARIES. &C.
ISaIu OF Thousand Fiower-.-Ouc ss,"s-
1alu of Thousand fowct lust "a land and iet ,'e "
N4nuactut,rs priees bN Join II. SEAh,
dre Its ''"kkts'
sNiNE pORrE MONAIEs.-A large si"c1 "i
Il superior embracing htiy dinefehl
sf,les aud patterns. very line, tr sale by
de- Lots ions Il. sEAN. Druggist
sNRE~II sARATOs.N WAIER.-N s"Ppi, al
u Saratoga aer direct from the Springs lu.i +" hand anu
ter sale by Join II SfAN
sep ISIS p'effis'
sHoR-UuNN> >uOPE.-Ni Drn, ,n"". unsL-
mou osnurs uf tutsos, should have sume o tn
excellent Remedy hand, The "t khehmaisih
sprains Bruisc- m Wounds Just roo,vodhy 1900,
nm. lol-l srABl.fH JONES
NssKE WINES AND LI0t OH-.-Oid f"r,.
Madeira sherry Wines bought s~lN Ion me'
ause Also best French brandy London artcrand Noius
sep ist. JOHN il. sEAY, Druggist.
u.Rnsu OKssss. MEDICINES. AC.-Fhr
a. subscriber receiving large additional supplies ~
Drug Medicines. pt Paints, \Hrntsh,s4 latut Medtne
which remes hts stock large aud complete, emhfh
eng every article usually tonud IN bng store.
given the seeetion ot the tnrest anu
btst goods and ever, article warranted as represented
Pm siclaus and families carefully compound
a all aud al the new pharmaceutical preparations
made ia tbuy appear m the jonrnals -.
July Lis JOHN II ShAh' pFukeisi
p.NeR MNNIEaCIaEEHs. superior sweet
II Oh by the Dozen and Gallon Also branding h"afds
brushes aud blue branding paints, Essential os ~ ~
For sale 10y II NlNi piHse's'
HslNE SALAD Dfs..-A snppI, ot pare ius-
n or Ut aud fr salt by
i'm iats lOuN II SEAN, nmrpnt
, TEA for sale by SiABltk JoNiss
lan.HdNt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21
Do dTaWn In NnIImUre. Md, Nnluldhy, Job IHth Is
SpLENDib SCHEME
10 900 NuMbr,..--t 900 pfixcs.
,l,o .",rrnms o.' IonAcdo WEST

,l,O suIppERs or TOuACCO WEST.
q VIA BALTIMORE. Mp.--1he undcrsi gned, Forward
Merchants ad Agents o the fonnsy lvana Rairosd a.
baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
no ALL POINTS IN TIE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
nnd from their acquaintance with the trade having been for
the caHgnees of large part of the Tobacco
ng West through Hmore they Halter themselves that they
tnn give satisfaction TO shippers
Freight Rs low us ly any other linn
Conslgnnans from the Wost solicited and pnncuay
nttonicd 10 MAGRAW q kOoNS,
"a Sorth street, Baltimore.
Refer TO jacob cal Go, J Brandt lr BALTIMORE L. L.
Dudley. W. = Nu1h, MciDmle Hurt Preston Miller
tren.haw, Lynchburg; Crcnshnw &co, Richmond
- A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21
: = ,CWEsIANp WANRANTs

ENASH FOR WOOL.-I want tm"'u""E
~ 5000 pounds washed Wool for which VIII p1N ~, ~ e,
market price in Casn Bonsacks lAnsey ~ rp
servants ~ ID nS1'
sen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21

" M 2
W NbIhtI Sion asIIi MAteff 1lo ST. no
N-T au nos, preinftd urusl nj the very shortest
#e Ilar, Ilar and BuFgID- Ghe best IN the city,
ride llarKt drawn lay me ualses
polite aud careful drivers can be accommodated
tcncmen wishug u take short afternoon Div" with
adv n BusEg. with hnc Iorse I'm be- accommodated
las
GHeucu having Pleasure Horses by sending them 10 my
stable VIII ia,e Ia l., n fine order and a'v rrady at
af4aout- notice HlAp responsible fer damage done
ih. wlnc IN my stable viii be pleased the public will
f4 l call aud satisfy themselves iht ry -nhc s bcttar
-. sE,5 diam any other IN Ills city +. WILLIAMS
isls l5.dts Proprietor.
lcluav cement lay the Proprito hereby t"nderedt TO a
literally patroniocd their establishment The past
vEEVfNe.
with HAT patronage them heretofore An elegant
assortment or ALL
kent on and they, in
aRsENDBk
cal the attention Of all purchasers to the sam".
THE CAUSE
which has attended he establishment not only at
tribufable o. the handsome manner
their goods are made general satisfaction which the
nrfcs give s.sNssytstass: J..
has appreciated their efforts
AND THE aDJATENs COZ VTsEs
have extended " that encouragement they 80 Justly
deserved rhe comiuu ,ity ~ large
- DEEPLY INTERESTED
in maintaining m cstll 'lmcuL ." ~, af.,'lp lp''h
Will BE EsEaO
aud atlrccillc as an announcement, mat
THIS bAs
il s7 good a time to purchase CLoIhlng
AZ EgaJ
well known cLoI"'N:; HOUSE
GLASS; HA'NE,
as any in the wear A cal is therefore solicited
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21
JEWELRY. WATCHES. &C.


- NEN sp>aERN.-Ch ond.r-ignrd bas
~ fhelu selves together under the htn aud
IL buvtdiie tar the PnrpcFe oi car
eaAD wing tho elfy business IN sYatous branches
aud inform th,ir icndH and the nl general
/, thai viii Keep constantly hand Hod hhd silver lie
,er Anchor irpint Watrhos Beast Pms, fna" Kings
aud Fob Chains, Seal kuN-
SPOONS e n aud variety OF other articles too te
tau 10 mention all which viii sell a. low can be
h,urit In tho Stna All We ask eHil the public
what ,e say Ia true JOSEPH =. TIT RMAN,
JAMES DlNN1DDIE
watches and Jew erN Rcphtrd nj short notice and ON
reasepaic old gold aud silver taken IN oNeauge for
Nt9k T. N u
Ian ats
lSENslNE spaNEE.-W We bs4 to call the at-
N teuttan lonaekeepeta and nhea IN want of Silver
a. large Tea Dessert aud Table spoons
Table Forks taaota, Gohlet Mugs 'tcan fot
sufnr neNs Cream utasY and Soup indeH Napkin hnss
Sail stands Mustard tnpa Mustard sugar aud salt Spoons
tAkv iic aud ilsh Knives, Pickle Knives aud Foks
Nni Picks, sugar IunRs Spoou trpa ~ a. Al silver
nafa aold hy NJ We can warrant o thu b 9sdy 1t
Il made expressly for US j. WILLIAMS sun
itai
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21
lDRlInEE Il ROysTERs,
EN l'nI,i,,Ii.-inn McI eIlmnts.


French. English and German Fancy Goods, aud dcs"s
Combs. Brushes Buttons incu and Cotton Thread Sc"
ing Sill and small generally ~ Murray Street Ne"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21

COCA HEDs. sofis. soG, Hrd-, rri" II Er'"~.
- Divau isor nui Rocing Chars tup,the largo
aud rirFant assorim'ut =" ,uhem and tl} manufactured
Furniture ai r'eN d''1Nlen A. NlNAloN'
ian - Is
HNISs0ts II, mu,umi c""sc", ,hr d,w
aiLlA \ Iea il lislla, Dissolved Ihaae ing
mont indebted al=a respectfully rr,uesc TO
,omc aud puut, iroir ractca.
hlc W ~" VIII to wind u The nsnes, of the eeeefn as soon
W, tl#4zrr ,.,r. ra0.s l. ent ni,nls aud lie public
generally tf tl stN huora patronage hcttaefh rAtrnd,d
To- us, aud mestf' 'u ask ronuu1n" Of tic s'mc tn
the cnnecfn SAMUEL MecoithLE,
Iyn hhalH Ia. al irHh CHARLES y d9N NlS
NEw C"N'EHN.-r.c undersigned h","
purpose nluctua sononl urocry, comuf sIop aud
aud Smoking leha,vo, m "hieh Nc Invite tie eupaat" OF
0"' "'"'' NV ''''' SAMUEL MesaklG.
CHAILlN j. JOINS
Ian 1ais SAMUEL. VI McepHk1F
,.s,5r.,55-z5ae. tsssNsIsKE! btss>stt
s,ra I for % , the s9s,l9s' would
ia ruu,tally. aud inform ihem tlpt he
has oa bha 1l constantly ulur h"eto1 largo ha
10. art Irifes mHnnhr iutrd N fAIl1l work
fha l slia aud Hui-l'd ia te n"r dH
-rohcuHlaer Ill. stock entrneos eyIy nufIeusua' ot-
ten up it tft IT, - rNtru-.Sn lnanut''l"ltc'
ic sa to.l t# Wishing to pur.l .lase. te.ng as
.urcdihat In ro and W so satisfaction In r'far 10 both
rDW NHp roLKE9,
warcaeasa Nour,etory. deo,s below l,9~y " ,ro.
" orBsB..-E Ehc ,"-un.i""r-nIp hc,''"t""' a.
~ istue heise'n ui" undersigned "ni : bhsata under
puruid& spns Nns Dissolved o TIN Isl day Of
THe 1uas. viii D,rao, In eargd b., ,leoelerlrncd
under the ann aui -tyla of u = 4 q A. puGIIp the
An pcJsaaz ,.1'- cauns asfnat the finn Il : lmtod
"''""''s WI i'''s' '''' '''"'' 'b"&Tin "i% nrep
GEuEDE A nllGItD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21

AtaINGH GoBIEEs. We have this dn, re-
- eeNod hy Adams tos Express direct IRON the mnnu
tiahfs htulst pbtlvtua No
I'm tinhlets hand
ueai al SILVER Muk4 well Nofy lin supply "l silver
lutfcf knlVtg
We should hc very much plcasod 10 Hs any Of the Items
r,fertd yetN thankful Ia small ftNnts Just
nov uwint been oil Tor weeks
I.at H., The "uln,kala NllNERIuoRN a tl1FT.
IT, Ifrh
sGWEINN Nv sEbIS, Al. snd,'S, u, .ai-
ling NJ ur Siait tho sioet o Pearl Cameo
srenline inuan Mustt, white aud ruatua lava Gold
Mourning lrvrA offered IN TIN market lie
stla4 ntnnp ct articles g Irwrrt optrels new
,ar Iats WILLIAMS \ son
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21


~ Just M - Npected aud predicted EVERY gen RA
EN Il tlaman rurehasrd u during The pasi NS3s
0nxB ,ear Dixon Match found Il 10 1t suPor &9ss7S
time piece giving ontfe aaiatl"h onf eN''n'en tho
piAan Match warranted u la SAYING "hen We announced
hr ei had beeom the aEos for the sale Of thne
Watches In yuchbutg that they wrle the heat watches sal
as State further oSpUte,e IN thoh eho aud
luz .he4 ns In repeating TINT statement
Nruh to nupt.sa thsJatl upon tie mnds "i ou hituls
aud e atrh wearing community HeneaY $40 that thN mnY
In " hurn go. what To- buy, Il they "th to invest
uoncy watch that s bette" than any ihnE else n tic
nav 81 n atrh, sold In thu Starni Virginia,
that the appointed hgrua tdt tho
nNon WRteh in this city uua hh lhcN are war
Ian9ed two ytar4. fllNGklHokN n tLltI.
I'm lfrli
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21

N-evsCg.-Thc nttpntiom Of the hcrchant-
and business men Iyi hhmg is respectfully invited to
The follow ing from IL regulations OF Lynehburg Cot
ege:- - ,,,..,.,.
rithout tbp 1t mission OF it parent or guardian an any ltl
son cr,i,ng student without written cefupeafe ir '
President of the aculty will 10 50 at hit own flsE
''''' - SAMUEL X. COX
President of he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21

IrNrII PFIBIES. THOMAS Nihlt. Jh.
aHEEt.EES ~ WGEsTE;. s,roccrs, somnission
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, - Old street
pat.r-5urp Vp imar dScly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21
No MERcIl.Y Y or NAUSFOlS DRUGS USED.
-. Nh EAll NaEAN.

Member of Rays College OF Surgeons London Graduate
rom one Of tho Colleges of the United States
and the gres, ia life has been spent IN the hfs
Uospitas of onin Fans Philadelphia and elsewhere has
effect some of astonishing cures that were ever
known many troubled with rim ing in theh"ad ana cars )" en-
asleep great hrug al1ued At sudden sounds
hiulness with frequent biushing. attended sometimes
with dcrangemrd ut 70 nj ID cured Immediately
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28
THE PUBLIC La DS.

The People of Alabama and their Representatives
In Congress do not to be afflicted with the strict
construction scruples in regard to land distribution
which weigh SO heavily upon our more immediate
neighbors, the good people of the Old Dominion.
The former take more practc. ID as we think. wiser
views OF the subject o. - grants, and the rights
OF the States to an equal participation Accordingly
when the bill making donation of land for railroad
purposes to the Territory of Minnesota was pending,
a sensible member from Alabama moved to add .
clause to grant lands to his own State for the benefit
OF railroads there, and it went through without a
word of opposition.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28
NOMINATIONS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

On Thursday last the " American and Republican
Union. CeSEaation" met at Harrisburg and went
into the nomination of candidates for State officers
On the second ballot the Hon. DAVID WILMoT,
President hdge of the Bradford judicial district,
was nominated for Governor, receiving SO votes out
of l53. TIE principal opposing candidates were
Gideon J. Eall, the Hon. John Covode, and the
Hon. Lemud Todd, but no disposition to concen-
trate on anyone of them was manifested
WILLIAM MILLwARD, of Philadelphia, was no
minated for lanal Commissioner on the first ballot
JAMES VIAcH, of Fayette county, and JOSEPH
j. LEWIS, d Chester county, were nominated for
the Supreme Court of the State.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28
NOMINATIONS IN VIRGINIA.

The Hon. JOHN S. MILLsoN was nominated by
the Democratic Convention at Norfolk, on the 18th
instant, for reelection to Congress.
The Hon. CHARLEsJ. FAULKNER was nominated
for reelection by the Democratic Convention at
Winchester on the 25th instant.
The Democrats of several of the counties of the
Fauquiet district have adopted the Hon. WILLIAM
SMITH Is their candidate for reelection without the
aid of convention. A candidate in favor of a
divsiono of the public lands is spoken of in some of
the couTties, and convention is proposed for the
purposebf selecting This question is likely to
be one Of the issues in the canvass.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

ANNUAL SEssIoNs.-The people Of Ohio are thinking
of doing what many other States will find necessary
to do if they wish keep pace with the progress of the
age. The Legislature proposes, amongst other amend
ments to the Constitution to SO back to annual legis
lative sessions 1t has been found by experience that
interval of two years is too great where important
interests always arising.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

Professor SEcoHI director of the Astronomical Obser
vatory Rome has succeeded after long series of OBJ
servatons made by of the fine telescope at his
command in producing remarkable drawing of the lu
mountain, Corpernicas The drawing is on scale
of ten geographical miles to nch and all the objects
laid down by trangulaton 1t is said to be by far
the most perfect representation Of any portion of the
moons surface that has been executed and is of
much scientific value
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

The NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES. advices
from NEWFOUNDLAND report that the proposed trans
fer of the fisheries to France is subject to theac
ton of the british Parliament and also the Legs-
lature Of Newfoundland. This puts an entire new
phase upon the matter, and, there being no proba-
bility of the Newfoundland Legislature agreeing to
the transfer the fisheries will remain at present
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

The long bridge the Roanoke at Weldon, belong
ing to the Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad Company
destroyed by FIRE Wednesday, after the pas
sage of the morning train south. The FIRE il supposed
to have been communicated by spark from the engine.
Arrangements making which will prevent any inter
ruption to travel The bridge was partially insured
Loss $4,000.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

1t is confidently stated in the New York papers
that the Hon. ROBERT j. WALKER has been offer
ed and has accepted the hot-water Office of Governor
Of Kansas Territory, just vacated by Governor
GtARY. We sincerely hope that the known abb
~ and the repnted 6rmness and tact Sc Mr.,
Walker may enable him to succeed better in giving
peace and quiet to that distracted and afflicted
Territory than any of his numerous predecessors
have been able to do.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

VIRGINA-We understand that the Hon GEoRcr
HOPKINS at present Judge of of the State Courts
has received the Democratic nomination for Congress in
the Abingdon district, lately represented by the Hon.
FAyETTB McMULLIN
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

NAyAL.-The United states.sGgate Cumberland, at the
Charlsstown navy yard, has Been reduced to soopof
war, and is now fitting for She win probably be
ready about the middle of May She designed for the
flag ship cfthe African squadron and will bear the broad
pennant of Commodore Conover Her capacity eighteen
hundred TONS being it is said three hundred tons larger
than any vessel of her class in the world Her arma-
ment will consist of twenty-five nneinch guns with two
tennch pivot guns be mounted on the spar deck and
she will carry three hundred and twenty-five men, ex
elusive of officers
The fgate Macedonian is in the dry dock undergoing
repairs
The United States frigate Susquehanna, Capt John
r. Sands arrived at Genoa 29th utmo from Palmero.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

The whaling barque H. Grape, Of Dartmouth Massa-
ehnsets was capsized January 19h and twenty
were lost The captain and one seaman were saved on
raft and subsequently rescued and carried to ST. Helena
By the British steamer England
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

CONNECTICUT ELECTIoN.-The annual election
takes place in CONNECTICUT Monday, the 9th
of April, when, in addition to State officers, &C.,
four Representatives to Congress are to be elected
The rival candidates for the more prominent Offices
are as follows:
Democrats. Opposition.
Governor. Samuel Ingham...Alex. H. Holley.
1t. Governor ohm 7. Wait......Alfred A. Burnham
Secretary. .."-Roger Averill. ...Orville H. Plat.
Treasurer .....-Talcott Crosby -Fred. S. Wildman.
Comptroller Thomas Cowles. Joseph G. Lamb.
FOR CONGRESS-
LIST distriet...R. D. Hubbard $3.50. Ezra Clark, Jr.
I'd district. Saml Arnold, I'd. John Woodruff.
Sd district. ...Joel w. White. Sidney Dean.
4th distret.....Wm. D. Bishop. 49,. Orrs S. Ferry.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

Finding several weeks ago the subjoined excel
lent reflections in the columns of journal for
which, from considerations of ancient friendship,
we are still pleased to cherish an habtua respect,
we laid them aside for future insertion, that our
readers might share in the pleasure afforded us by
their perusal. Though the immediate motive by
which they were suggested relates to topic which
has now lost all charm of novelty-the return to
the British Government of the barque Resolute-
yet the sentiments themselves apart from the occa
sion of their utterance possess interest and va
lue which We would fain hope may suffice to pro-
cure for them the merit of being made ssnot for
day but for all time," as who that shares in the
feeling of philanthropy or patriotism can contem-
plate without dismay the period when such express
sions of international courtesy and regard shall give
place to words of hate and elimination?
Hoping as we do that the recent ratification of
the Dallas and Clarendon treaty may be found to
have adjusted all outstanding causes Of difference
between the Governments of Great Britain and of
the United States, we are pleased to think that in
thus reproducing at this late day the observations of
our esteemed contemporary we able to give a
new attestation to their soundness by thus exhibit
ing their applicability to something other and
greater than mere temporary outbursts of national
enthusiasm.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

The extensive planning mill of sssrs Bum and Lay
er at Louisville entirely destroyed b. fire on Thurs.
day night. The loss is $4,000.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

of the two nations ON the northwestern coast of
America
" The occasion has been judged proper for as
sertng, as principle in which the rights and inter
ests of the United States are involved, that the
American continents, by the free and independent
condition which they have assumed and maintained,
are henceforh not to be considered as subjects for
future colonization BY any European Power"
Into the nature and purport of this declaration
1t forms no part of present design to enter, as
We have discussed it at length on former occasions
and showed from contemporary documents that it
was promulgated merely to enforce the principle
that no portion of the American continent was
thereafter to be held subject to colonization as un
appropriated territory liable to be claimed by right
OF discovery and occupation in the name of any
European sovereign. 1t was commended that the
Gags of the different American States covered the
eo OF the whole Western Continent, and that there
fore the conditions which would justify European
government IN Selling upon and colonizing unoccu-
pied land could no longer be admitted to exist.
s How little part Mr.. CANNING had in this branch
q the T" Monroe doctrine may be inferred from
ne following statement made by Mr. RUSH, in de-
ling, under date of January 3D. 1924, the progress
1.-THE negotiations between himself and Mr. Canning
th respect to the disputed possessions of Great
tain, Russia, and the United States on the
nthwestern coast of America
The Presidents message having arrived since
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-14

knocked down snd choked Sarah Macauay on Monday night
on 81. John the Baptist street. Bail 500 ~ :
RECORDER FABaE's CoUEr.- Oliver Canton, pro-
pretor o. one OF the holes In aan street. yeer
sent before the First District Court punching the
James Shsdilck charged with renting rooms IA slavea
Hahnem charged with selling liquor license Mrs
Pssa charged with breach Of the Lnjpg
charged with sssaulting Hiram Patterson knife d
Ievee street, were booked for examination.
RECORDER SoLoxoSs CouRr-The Recoeder yes.
erday decided the pleasant neghbor Crstoph,r
Wheeler Pat Waters snd wife and Chnau and vile
all Of Union reeby sending the the First
District Court; Pat for assault battery wife
and the Chrmans for being accessories name All gave
ball Wheeler dismissed from the eross-chargs made
sgainst him by the quartette.
Michael Barrett fined $40 and made member Of the
fres and untrsnused right-that Of pounding his Wife
Mr. Power. made member Of the Peace Society upon
| the Recommendation Of Jane Willisms
Barbara Barrett and Mrs Mcdonald dismissed
charge beating Mary Barrett and Nicholas Broom
with stealing IS from VIM Douglass discharged.
James Malone charged with insulting and threanng jaime
Carigan, and Lola Rosine charged with beaing
qnha street. arraned and booked for examination,
Mrs Mcdonald after charge Of having severely
wounded Francesca Zulg girl old Spain
by striking her in the back Of the head with stone
| RECORDER ADAMs COURT.-Geo. Drew was yester
Joiner George Denhoer fined IS each for raising
cofeehouse Several other breaker
fined in smaller amouns
VIM. Bolan alias Billy the Buck held for examinao
charge having had hand In the recent fight whc
took place in Barlow's coffeehouse