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-. aao V,csets..5.30y Prizes.
oSs pstzR TO EVERY MINK TickkTs

$50 Prses smouni'ns so.'..'''.'' S''S''''
,ygnl. T..ist. 10, Halves 5 Quarters 2.5e.
~ tn. hf.. Sg' Prizes are decided In the usual
T.. { tl0u prizes of $40 will be determined
49, IA fga.e Of the number that draws the S[o p
~ y,.r- FsI example, II the number drawing the
'.,It.t.. sLds with rs. ]. then all the tickets
u. uu,gbef ends ia !, will be entitled TO $50
1,.susnb bef ouds with No. :, then ali the Tickets
~ ~. n4labe, ends il Z, will be entitled 10 , ~,
.s-t.. Of Packages will be cold st the follow
t-s " chls The risk -
innate of pscAases Of 10 Whsie Tickets, eeO
Sei ""N' - q. 10 Half 50
~ Quarters 10
- Address order. fur Tickets OF Certihsstes, ei
- SWAN CO, Atlanta, Ga.
.'. or u SWAN. MONTGOMERY, Ala
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LIBERAL.-The Fourteenth Street Presby teran
Church in New York last year contributed to be
nevolent societies aud objects outside of the
church the sum Of Sl5506 The church has un,
der its four Sabbath schools, with 730 pupils
and 126 teachers
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GOOD SKATING The Lock Haven (Pa) De.
moerat says that two students, from Lewisburg
took trip to their home, i'll Clinton county, few
days ago, which they reached by skating on the
canal, distance of sixty miles, in six hours.
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LOTTERIES IN DELAWARE TO BE ABOLISHED -
The people OF Delaware have adopted an amend
ment to the constitution of the State prohibiting
lotteries after January lst, 1862. The Governor
has signed the amendment, and he asks the Leeis
lature to make the necessary legislation to carry
the amendment into effect
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A PROFITABLE COECERN.-The Pacific Mills,
Of Lawrence, Mass, have just made up their half
yearly accounts, which show q clear net profit of
a triie over $4,000 above interest and expen-
ses-equa to six per cent the entire capital for
six months
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MAN GUILLoTINED.-On Monday morning g
Horace Mobberly, being intoxicated, attempted
to cross the railroad track ahead of a train ~
Monrovia, Frederick county. Nd, but fell with
his neck on the rail, when his head was instantly
taken off
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There were Aa5 deaths in New York last week.
so being of scarlet fever. sa.s assSs a
The steamer Jss guard, of the Hayrs and New
Orleans lins, arrived si the latter city Wsdnes
day, after trip of 81 days.
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RE.CAPTURE Moses Harreson, who escaped
from the Jail of Marion District, S. G., in April,
1855, while under sentence for murder, was re-
taken on last Sunday week, aud lodged in Marion
Jail, to await the execution of his sentence.
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CONVICTION Mary Jane, convicted of peddling
liquor about Attleborough, Mass. has been sen.
fenced to 40 days In the House of Correction.
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IMPEAoHMEST CASE.-The Washington Star
learns that the House Judiciary Committee have
concluded to abolish the present United States Ju.
dicia District Of Texas, with the view to its re-
arrangement. If such bill should pass, would 1t
not throw ont of place the present Judge-Jud8e
Watrous--without trial under the charges upon
which bis Impeachment ia askedf
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TESTING BRIDGE On Saturday last, a huge
revolving bleaching boiler, weighing upwards Of
- IONS, was placed upon bob sleds and drawn
across the new iron bridge at Goat Island Niagara
Falls, New York, by eight horses for the purpose
OF testing the strength of the structure The
bridge stood the test without any perceptble
effect
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lhn CHkAPE EST FUkL.--At the pre-

FIth CH ZAP EST FUkL.--At the pre-
sent relative prices OF FUEL, NATURAL COKE
's undoubtedly the cheapest. The SOFT COKE is
"neq9a!ied as fuel for CRATES, being easily knded,
etehhty, and onethTd more durable than Bituminous
toai. The HARD COKE is an excellent fuel for
stoves cooking ranges and for furnaces in dwellings
i-e'yes churches &c, and 10 nearly, il not QUITE
durable as Anthracite
tRicEs-soft Lump, st Soft Hail. $3.50 Hard
'"ae, either grade, s. per load
sHd Byid streets JNO ! WERTH Agsnt
TT
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THE CHARLESTON DUEL.-Apother correspon
dence has grown out of this affair. Alfred Rhett
writes to l.. w. Spratt, proprietor of the Charles
ton Standard, for "a suitable amende" for having
published a card from Dr. Bellinger non-com-
batant, refecting Mr.. r. Mr.. Spratt makes
the amende by disclaiming any intention to wound
Mr.. RS feelings, and regrets that such should
have been the case.
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PROFITABLE Cows.--It is said that the dairy
men of Lewis county, New York, have realized a
profit of from $50 to $45 per cow during the past
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GREAT POTATO CRoP.-The crop of potatoes in
monmouth county, New Jersey. for the last year,
ls so esumated at CSC 600 bushels of which about
7OO,OOO were sold at an average of Is cents ner
bushei-netting to the producers over $500, 900.
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VALUABLE IMPRoyEMENr-M Dubrulle. a
French inventor, has perfected Davy's safety
lamp, by establishing q connection between the
lamp and the shade, 80 that If the shade is with.
drawn the light Is extinguished Workmen are
thus prevented exposing themselves 10 the risk Of
an explosion " "
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ihr undersigned, having taken lease. for d term
- years, on the American Hotel, respectfully socits
share OF patronage from his friends and the public
lie pledges himself thar effort on his part shall be
spared 10 render his guests comfortable and to
tain The eseut reputation of the house.
IT'S w u pISHnp
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BUSINESS CARDS. t~2s@
B HARGRovE. .e. G. HIER
IL. HAKGROVE & GO.
~ AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE,
FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES, nc
No, 5 Wall Street.
Ia lS-dlmcSm RlCHtMONn VA
W. b. GREEN r. W. HoBsoN.
GREEN 6 HOBSON, r-l...t. ., ss
" PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RlChm0nd, Va. ......-. .t
JOHN BOOKER, sxLEs1AN. ..Ft
~ Office on Cary street, between i2th and 18th.
j. l2-d&wSn- ..'.s .. s.s. .s.
Q RUMMEl. & KOYsTEhs,
ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS T..
FOR THE SALE OF '..E,F
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO.
FLOUR GRAIN, COTTON -.ls =
AND OTHER PRODUCE, ..
NO. 93 WATER ST, NEW YORK
II Liberal oash advances cons gomsnfs
...af. .t. JOS. BRUMMs.L Ia
OF Stearns G Bruulmei, Riohgiopd Va
ALEXANDER l.. hOY5TER Sd,
OF New York.
JAMES b. ROYSTEH
ja6-l2m Richmond Va
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MORE POLAR EXPLoRATIoNs.-The London
United Service Gazette says There is now little
or no doubt as to the intention of the government
to dispatch final expeditions iu search of further
traces of Sir John Franklin. They will proba bly,
consist of three parties-one overland another
via Behring's Straits, and the third by Davis's
Straights. The Behring's Straits expedition will
probably be commanded either by Capt Collin.
son(should he volunteer his services) or Captain
Rochfort Mcguire, an officer of great energy and
much active experience. The Batfin's Bay expe
ditioI will it is supposed, be offered 70 Captain
McClintock, but we have as yet heard no one men.
toned to command the overland party
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APPoINTMENT--The Rev. A. p. Stanley has
been appointed by Lord Palmerston to succeed
the late DIR Hussey as Regius Professor Of Eccle.
siastcal History al Oxford England.
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INTERESTING TO WHITE SERVANT GIRIs-In
the Middlesex Courts, New York, case of some
interest has Just been concluded. servant girl
orought suit for wages. She entered service,
and agreed to receive seventy.five cents a uask
for year. AT tho end Of the year she continued
IN service without making any agreement, and ar
the same time had increased labor placed on her
Dy the dismissal of an older servant She claimed
Si oo per week, which the defendants refused To
pay. The jury gave a verdict for plantiff for ,bs
full amount Of Sls3 As ~ '-'
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says Bridgeport Comm paper recently came
off in this vicinity, consisting of two parties, of
forty side, with large number of dogs, which
succeeded in killing, during days sport, 959 rats
and 3l4 bushels of mice. The captains of the two
parties were Joseph Fletcher and Chas H. Hill :;
and Mr. Fletcher's party won by 65 rats and 4 !
bushels of mice If this story were not pretty
squarely told, we should hardly be disposed to
credit it.
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The TROussEAu OF A SLAVE BRIDE.--A letter
in the Journal of Commerce, from a lady who
owns slaves In Georgia, gives an account of the
recent marriage of one of her negroes, in which
she remarks:
The couple, last night. were both very young
and handsome and the groom, in full suit of
black, with a white cravat, looked as serene and
unembarrassed as ii he had been gentleman. -
Toe brides trousseau, furnished by her parents
who, like herself, are common field hands, would
do credit to many decent white mechanic. She
has seven new dresses and shawl, besiues more
necessary articles, and the trihe from the groom
one of which is invariably bottle of cologne"
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CAPITAL PRIZE

.gt-YHFRS SMIiIT1Rf4CABEMI LOTTERY
class N,
TaIa0rsy7o iu the city Of Nozzle, Alabams, in pub
nc.
FRIDAY, JANUARY -, 1851, the Plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS
J.g. HukrEL and W. w. MAGUIRE, EsQs., Com
mssioners
3UGuU TtCkets--3 2Sj Prizes.
tfgHE IB4N ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN
TIHhk ISt
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kRCG STORE FOR sALE.--The stock
ahd h1t1res Of Drug Store, well located and
1''hs good business, offered for sale. Address
.DRUGGIST,F
AN Es--H Hiehm
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4 MEXICAN f.OTkL.-I haYe Ihis da,

Il Iold and conveyed ts Mr.. VIM. B. Bishop, the
atsreaI Of John j. Brown, Esq,, in the lease, furn
lure good Will, Sc, Of the Anne rcsn Hotel, and So
Iiat continuance of the liberal patronage OF the
tiends OF Mr. Brown in behalf Of the new proprie.
"L WIN. Il JOHNSON,
jan ], 1857. Committee of j. J. Brown.
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NEW ASSORTMENT,
JOIN nnOLEY. 81 Main ,

JOHN DOLBY, 81 Main street,
Has ust received another supply of FURs, embrs-
eng every grade, and the newest styles of make.
Owing TO the large quantities of those articles
which he purchases. he ia able TO procure them at
low prices, and thus has it in his power to sell cheap
iy to his customers. The prices too, will be found
10 keeping with the lateness of the season.
4 iU-ts
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THE U s, FRIoATE WABASH AT HAyAsA-
Ne" Years day was q merry one on the L. s
frigate wabash at Havana A letter says.-s-

New Years day was a merry one on the Z 6.
frigate Wabash at Havana A letter says.,
The Wabash has been visited by larps nunnhs,s a,
the more resp OF the inhabtan s OF tb. ejts
l waa on board Of her New Years day n-ss
perhaps scarcely say that she has been n,irerEsfIv
admired; for how could IL be otherwise A gnvar
scese than her decks presented about half pest II
Q ciocS z on New Years morning, have 9 seldom wit
messed. There must then have been on boara hs.
tween Two and three hundred OF the most b,auti fuI
ladies' Of this city aud numerous cabelleres oticsrs
OF the Spanish army, &c. ac. As The boat was n
approached the sbip, the sounds OF music reached
my ear, aud when l stepped On the deck found
some twenty or thirty couple engaged in the me
Oh tns delicious waltz Yesterday, Bigadier Gene-
RAJ auzsns, with several mem bers of his s vist.
ca tne wabash He was received with all the hon.
ors due bis distinguished rank He being an cid ar
uiery ofhceE the men went through the exercise at
one OF thosa gigantic mortar guns The 9eneral 1
was lavish in his praise at the excellence
OF hs discipline that prevailed in ths ement
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THE INCONVENIENCE OF BEING TOO SANGUIEE
"A good story is told of the Republicans of
Brooklyn, New York. Before the election, they
hired room in the Brooklyn Museum building,
agreeing to occupy it as their headquarters, at q
stated rent, until Fremont was elected The land.
lord refuses to release them, and intends to make
them suffer for their folly
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~ GlU FINE HAVANA CIGARS made
I-"'ooo Of new crop Tobacco, just received by
NE subscriber Lovers Of fine CIGAR are invited
to examine my stock
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer Of Havana Cigars, American Hotel Build
lGg corner Main and ilth SITS oc 2q-ts
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oLoEs TINES IN vIRGrsIA.--The Rev. Bisho,
Meade, of Virginia, is writing series of articles
IN tne southern Churchmau, on "0ld Churches
M'nlsters and Families Of virginia" "a bis las
number In ailuding to the churches of Norfolk co.
the Bishop says. -
81 Psuis was built tn 1893. There n an entry
showing that MIR. Smith, the minister, received
i"'UV weight of tobacco for preaching at the
.uotuei church (St PauPs in Norfolk) and 400G
sach Q. sne three chapeis that At the Great
Bridge, where the first battle of the Revolution
was fought; that at Tanners Greek, and Southern
nrancn chapel In the year 1853 Western
branch chapel Ia also spoken OF, There are, I
oeheVe some remains of one or more Of these
ehapels TO this day In regard to ST. Paul's In the
year i'oo, we nave an account of some of the in
terror OF the same. 1t rs ordered that Captain
John Cook, Captain John Shrff CAPTAIN John
Calvert, and Mr.. Charles Swepy be allowed to
euiid gallery In the church at Norfolk, reaching
irom toe gallery of MIR. John Taylor to the school
BOY gallery, to be theirs and their heirs forever
Aiso' tnaf Mr. Matthew Godfrey, Mr. William
Nash, Captain Trimagum Tatum, and Mr. VIII
liam Ashley have leave to build q gallery, from
.ne pulpit 20 the schoolboys' gallery, to be theirs
Tue whole church, in each member of the cross
was therefore galeried by private individuals, ex
eept that set apart for the school boys 1t appears
from the foregoing extracts that there was one
ehurch tSf- Paufs) and four chapeis, with one
minister and three readers. The readers were
onaIioeraine, dranbury and Nash
AHer the building of tEe new church Christ
Chureh, IN $780, St Pauls was for q time loaned
TO the baptist denomination, and was used by the
white. and afterwards by the colored portion of
that denomination. But in the year 1892 1t " a.
resumed and repaired by the Epscopalians and
SoIemniy consecrated by Bishop Moore 1t must
not De omitted in our record that during the war,
all the cdmbustibe materials of St Pauls were
consumed by the fire hieh laid the town in ashes
The well built walls, however, not only resisted
the hre, but the cannon balls of our foe
There is still to be seen a considerable indenta.
ton in the corner of one of them made by a ball
from the frigate Liverpool and the ball itself may
be seen In the vestry room, although a Governor
Of Virginia has petitioned that 1t might be placed
In the public library at Richmond The commun-
ion plate was taken by the enemy and carried to
Scotland Some tidings of it have recently been
received, and hopes are entertained of Its recov~
cry.
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E'ohh Class 23,
cha s1ts of Atlanta, Georgia, ia pub
70 es hc, on
T,1esday January 2oth, Iso7'
- nf SINGLE EpABEss.
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NOVEL SUIT. IT.-Bettipg men should look out how
they accomplish their ends In Newark, N. j., 6
singular suit has been instituted rea ting to bet
ting. One man bet another. $50 that certain per
son-A. B-woud vote the Democratic ticket t.;
and in order to make his winning sure. promised
A b. S25 if he would vote. A b. accepted the
offer and voted the ticket-and now the winner
refuses to pay The suit is brought to recover the
s25. 1t will probably end in both parties being
fined, and perha ps sent to prison
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nEttE Is No MISTAk IL -.EXEk lkL,
- nHiu stieet, Ia selling the cheapest Dry Goods
'aas and Mante!s, 10 be bought in this city. Come
' "Lo "4nt to buy cheap Goods: Debsges at ia cts
'lsl ptice -; rich hOre Antique dress Slks$ to
o. ""IlH $50, Velvet Antique and Cloth Closks
o. no" beng sold off at and below cost to close out
"e io liearsd dress Siks for IS cents worth = 25
s4'ed D7a'nes; French merinoes; Ginghams, l24
NsetHgsi lrlsh Linens Linseys; superior Bed Blau
e'Si grey and white Blankets for servants; KeTseys
- iast c1iofs Calico large assortment Cambria
u nos; French Needle Work ed Collars and Sleeves;
'os," toiiais, Busle Lace and Trimmings Com-
ua iook for yourselves. Cheap cheap! chespIl' ;
i' ehAh. EZEKfELs established
"a Cheap store, 75 Main street.
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tsT BE sOLD-DRkSs GOODs.-We
- are 40" offering stock of Dress Goods ut cost
SCI, ihem on early tn Feby, consisting Of Striped
f'a RAD silks SILK Robes; Plaid Vaientias and
aenns Robes Plaid aud Striped French MsTinos
lain French aud English do. .sa
! he LADIES' are Invited TO exsEline the above. We
efe really selling them very low ..... 4#
w. r, PERKINS CO.,
l]Fz No. lil Eagle Square.
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| tfiNE GLOAh~ Ar A GREAT SAL RI.
rICE lin order to c ose out the balance OF our
'ek OF cioass will offer them from to day
a. great sacrifices ST. 8
Fine yiiyet Ciosks, usual price SIS. we now Of
at s11; Tsimes az ST. now of n at S. q large
lot Cloth Cioeks ussxj urlne &C we nox Offer Al s3
HehaseTs are invited 10 call and be supplied
.s4Ft-e ss4f C. A. GWATkIN.
also, ! case last colored Prints at 81 cts, =
Ffeaf bargains is I2-6t
IN hHI.s. ana rs hall bbis AI.h, for ssio
wv by tjs I0-aI WIN. TAYLOR.
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, nUtSGE G.. HtfsD.-. s.s.s5aI
n GENERAL COMMISSION a1EaCHAAf.
Corner Cary and iRtb slssst.
REFERs TO e55# 42f1
Hessfs Ealiafs.ro L Bro, James Gays S0as
shIsics l. Sommerville, and E. H. SHAKER L Co.
alshrnond Alex. RolJ Son, AID Rsia souttaf.
Norfolk Spence Reid, Baltimore, and Reid
Nash, New York. no 2f--2m{
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GAHD.-Dil. itAEDULPh fiAAI.s son,
u Nate U y. Navy) OHice Main between 9th
and 10th streets, opposite Corinthian Hail. S
ia6-3tawIm ... 4 "a
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! g. W. HILLAAS. J.. o. hILLaAs.
~ W.HiLLmAN 81 CO., 30 Fron. sfre7f.
". Kew YoRR, Agents for The raie ofTiRilNIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCD. ErsF
Liberal advances on consisuments. 90 xT-6fpss
a. EsVIs n. WkBR 81 S;Ss., t.EakRAl.
M COMMISSION MERCB aS1s, etsr their
eicss for the sale and ystshass Of siocr, Hhesk
Corn Tobacco, 40. "a 9..-oEa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-12

800 sbet We haze tskeo the position WI "a,
teS e. ro,hipg. IL WA oG.y aiew a:yo a. 90
W. ss,ae peo,r. 10 6iecur1eg sa,isIIr .stbs,
sCvod Alliances Ct 9p.taa &C. ~ honesty, aad With
Ien n'"a -, q. both sdes 10 promote the pup
he fl'vN - 80 ri In cstiro forgetuocss OF me
,s,ity contained In tbs reetu', ~ a a.
We have tiiep:edt :" ce or motive. HID it rot
ithe et's ;s;1,,aon should not notice the article
leeh Na go, I.ut lie author has thought proper 10
cn veg long STRIDE eeyons Just ana les ,sS W.
IN 'ii,csof official boncsfy. by asking us IN SUD
49, fbis duee.oc: DO you tuppose It VIII DC eS' =,
ally bcEey I'd that sou staud fhGs Tor no'A.,s
xyc answer, Tint we do suppose this ine sou uoa
'n,esson OF public opinion has sinctioned OF, &
sks cubic have sern 10 possession OF W., bave
1ton and have obse'ved mat 10 lie eIoic.se -
tsien conservative Ioeaum course. Nenu ;a,mner
10 oursevee on toe Sc,lls o uar'stfa,u.u sotirsn
s,ce nc CT on the Charyhets OF in ~ ab.o.u:o
,.cb has erected iuto an idol the ono iles ~ uic
t;ti,: s Tb;s conTse of procedure me P"pnJJ
bsve IooL1 unnu a. dctsfcd by sehs -, ,cneraIv
fSey have sufficient ohsriiy for our ga stonf the 9
believe that We can Pe The oubc, ia making up its
1890 - he Truth Of this outrageous euar sH
.~.snst GA wiz be apt to take ihI9 80 Iii
s snrroypdipc citcuu stances ara We V3le'o mn Mn
aoDcrsr, oCori. us Of any corupt' motive. Inc
snI :,,,ded 70 bsr within short period ct Tune
l ouIps, "'a ~ attscks Against the venerable
s;es irs,ice Of the United Sttes; against prom,
;ucnt members that most t sn'isS Neor
~ The ;ud;ciary. ChiceJustice Duer against
~ iep,cGchsblc First Jcdge Of the Court of Com
,nor Pess and On this very day in covert manner
.rsins one Of the inost honorable end pure men noa
~ Rradfo-t. I, can do this Commission little harm
10 b. placed in the same category: We are respons
Se FOR cur official conduct to the laws Of the lan1
Ard Il we have erred oOTupy or otheIwi;s an si
ne remedy may be found 10 our judiciai triounal'
fn sn.ssl 10 Them would be in better taste tdan
shoeesis sssspsper attacks necessarily rr po.te IL
heir and neither Distinguished for purity OF
dction nor freedom from the slang expressions Oh the
day. .r,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-12

WoSAy ATTiCKiS0 HEE FALsf LoVEr At
Wheeling. Va, says II1 IntehHSsroer. 3oung
woman, cmplo,ed in subordinate capacity about
the Monroe House mnde az attack upon tie lie OF
young male soourer AZ the same house, on Wedses.
day. II ems that the young Inen had succeeded IN
gaining the confidence and affections Of the unsusPec
ing maiden. Latterly, che noticed cooness on .te
part Of her lovcT-aferward that he had betrayed her
coifdt nce-and 10, arming herself with pistol she
chased the gay Loihsro all over the hoEsc, aud at
last cornored him in room. lie succeeded, how
ever in locking her out and then bawed SO Justify Tor
assistance tha. timely aid secured and the heroine
was taken away from her intended victim.
A Cool REroRTEE.-ln 6 dense thr0ng at the
Presidents garden, recently, TIE States reporter OF
items had occasion 10 apologize to the Hon. Howell
Cobb, Secretary Of the Treasury fer having in ig-
norance. made desk Of that gcnteman's back in
writing minute Of come passing event. Mr. Cobb,
perceivrg tina. his friends around him were amused
at the udicrous incident, replied, laughingy. that no
by twenty millions could not he expected to feel the
pressure Of a crisis like this.
A HrAyY SHOwIR.--A tremendous thunder and
rain storm occurred at Middet0wa, DaHphin County,
Pa, on Friday. TIE Journal says: Large timbers
plons he1Tows wheelbarsws and carts, 10 some
cases were swept into adjoining streets. This sioe
was completely surrounded 10y water, aud we we're
obliged to wade three feet OF water to get out OF the
building; il ran into the basement at the back and
freDt Of the building, and for tmo VIC thought that
the Unon Hall, printing presses type, edtsr aad oil
would be swept down Union street into the sssque-
hama. Joseph Brandfs house near Cumbera"
was struck by lightning, aud the roof torn oil