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LAWYER FINED $500 FOR CONTEMPT IN CouRr.-
We have already alluded to the of J. J. Dennis
Esq, accused of contempt Of the Probate Court. in
his action touching the disposition of the recent
slave case, which resulted in the return of the ad
legged fugitiyes to their master. The decision was
rendered yesterday morning by Judge Burgoyne
In which he reeaptulated the facts of the case and
imputed wilful contempt of the Probate Court by
the defendant, in procuring writ OF habeas cor
pus before another Court, while the slaves were
still virtually within the custody of Court of
competent jurisdiction and thus setting that Court
at defiance The Judge concluded his remarks by
INJECTING fine of five hundred dollars. Mr. Den
mis- attempted to say something in his defence, but
as the sentence was already passed, his remarks
were not needed by the Court. The result is, no
doubt. far different from what was anticipated by
Mr. Dennis. He evidently regarded the matter in
the light of judicial farce in which he was play.
ing the principal character, but would come out
all right in the dcsaouen,en; but to pay a fine of
$500 is no Joke. 1t is financial reality that may
we'll set man to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G1setle
Not Is.
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TING ERIE CANAL

ALBANY. Nov 2s-The weather here to-day Is
quite mild. 1t 10 now csnfdentally calculated
that all boats in the cansl this side of Montszuma
at least will get to tidewater, and the judges pre-
dict re-opening to Rochester.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2S.--The weather here IL warm
and pleasant. The ice In the canal is thawing
and ve7sels are moving freely.
SCHENECTADY. Nov. 2S.-Boats are now passing
down the canal with the aid Of ice breakers As
the weather is mild there is fair prospect of their
getting through to tide water.
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DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY ViTERAN.-Jerathiel
Doty soldier of tha Revelation, aud the last sur
vivor of the Body Guard, and escort of the gallant
Lafayette to his native country departed this life
early on Sunday morning, the I4th instant, at his
residence, at South WalinG ford, VT aged 93 years
When the Alliance was sent by the Continental
Congress to convey Lafayette to France and to
bring back the negotiated loan of five millions
treasure, Jurathiel Doty was enc of the picked es
cort 10 take in charge the noble treasure out, the
patriotic Lafayette, and the much needed treasure
In return, to replenish the exhausted national
treasury. And on their return, in the desperate
encounter with the British cruiser when the scup-
pers Of the Alliance ran with blood, the old hero
was foremost in the fight until wounded, as wa,
supposed MORALLY, and was carried below.
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Ea5- 1NvlGoRAfE THE Liver. 1t is most undoubt-
ed fact that DR.. sANFoRD's IavIGoRAToR, or Liver
Remedy is one of the greatest discoveries made in
medicine the past century. 1t has been study of
the Doctor during twenty years practice to find
what particular organ, when diseased, caused the
greatest namber Of ills palms. and his conclusion
is that the liver is the greatest regulator Of the
TEN aud the most liable to disease, while if kept free
from disease is preventive of Dyspepsia Jauadice
general debility, &c; while last but far from least We
mention consumption; for our experience is that
more cases of consumption from diseased liver
than from all other causes put together.
Taking this to be correct hypothesis, we have but
to find remedy with which to correct the liver and
we have a of nearly all the diseases we are snb
iect to by simply using preventive. That the Yw-
vIGoRAroR is such remedy, is beyond Doubt 10 all
who try it, for its virtues such that for all COM
plants arising from liver arrangements it is an nm
failing remedy, while as d family medicine, for all
diseases of the stomach or bowels, which are caused
in greater or less degree by liver arrangement it
is the safest, surest and most efficacious remedy
known.-P Princeton Press.
FISHER WINSTON and ApIE & GRAY, Agents for
Richmond.
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TRIYIISG WITH FIREARMs.-Boy accidentally .SYiot
by his Fdther.-On Thursday last, Thanksgiving
day, Mr.. VIM. Rhinehart, citizen of baltimore
proceeded to the country With his children for the
purpose of spending the holiday, and for their
the day, whilst Mr.. II. was handling the piece, it
was unfortunately prematurely discharged, the
whole load taking effect in the body of his son
George, fine, active lad Of II or Is years of
age, and wounding him mortally. The distressed
father Immediately brought the lad 20 his home.
where medical aid was called to his relief but with
out avail he fingered in great agony until Sat
nrday morning last, when death released him of
hts sufferinrs.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Rortef Richmond Nou'r 30-Hseh Eater AZ 5epi.
.... ARRIVED.
Steamer Geo, Peabody, Pritchett, baltimore, mdze,
Ludlam 4 Watson.
Brig Brandywine, Cornick, Philadelphia, ballast
schr. Haxall, Winters, New York, mdze, ID. Il W.
Currie. T.
sehr. Charles Anna. Cowman. Philadelphia. COAL
J. r. Andersen. sr srE q. .-
schr Clara Belle, Parker Baltimore. oyster Shells
schr, Baltimore. Phillips, Baltimore. mdze. ". D.
Colquitt 4 Co.
.schr. Jos. Guest. Rainier. New York, hay. Dunlop
Moncure Co.
schr. W. p. Lee. Rsppahannsck, corn, stearn, B
Thurston. = a. ia rs
sohr; Stag, Townsend, Philadelphia, coal, VIM. H.
schr, W. W Griffin. snipes, Chickahominy, wheat.
L. Waller. -
schr. Susan F. Abbott, Ludlan, Philadelphia, COAL
Writ Roberts.
Schr. Oregon, Watson, Hampton Creek oysters.
oysters. II. =. - q -
schr. Sarah Malssssr, Amory, Chuckatuck, oys
tiers. - - -
Schr. Sea Flower Forest Back River oysters
Sloop Atlas, Moore, Nansemond. do.
sloop VIM. May, Irby Hog Island do.
Sioop J. L. Lofand, Wooley. New York, hay, Whit
lock Som
sIoop Richard A. Wood, Cranmer, New York, hay.
Whitlock e. Son. --|' -
sIoop George Washington, Camp, Philadelphia,
coal, 8. z. Halves. :
sloop Mary L. Johnson, Cheser, Pamunkey River,
wheat, Il. Workman L Co.
Sloop GAINESVILLE. Trimyer, York River. wheat.
Brig w K. Sawyer, Sawyer, Windsor plaster,
Bridgford 4 Co ~
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Ex.pREsIDENT PIERCE.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 80 EXP President Pierce and
Mrs. Pierce ief this afternoon in the boat for Nor
folk, Va, where they will embark for Madeira
They we're escorted to the boat by the Baltimore
City Guards
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TILE WEATHER,

CINCINNATI, Ohio Nov. 2S.-The weather Is clear,
and the thermometer marks $40. 1t is too warm
for packing hogs.
Oswgao, N. Y, Nov. 2S.-The weather here to-
day has been mild, clear and pleasant.
DETROIT, Nov. 2S.-The weather here is mild and 1t
it thawing fast. The ice at the mouth of the river is
reported as giving way The indications this even
ing that the large feet of vessels detained in
the river will be enabled to get into Lake Erie to
morrow or Monday. Seven propellers arrived
from Chicago to-day, and report that many vessels
are ashore on Lakes Huron and Michigan.
CHICAGO Nov. 2s.-The weather here Is extremely
mild and pleasant
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DECEMBER lsr, ls57.-ATTRACTION

DECEMBER 1sr, 1S57.-ATTRACTION
~ INARYl-G0LDSMITs stock of
goods are going off rapidly every article is offered
without regard to cost Cloaks aud Busters at one
yard up; White and Colored Tarlatsns, yards wide
lsets Corsets Of the best make. ST. Chifdren's lilo.
sery, 10 cts; Elastic Belts, l215 cts Thread Lace,
cheap; Feathers. Flowers, Wreaths, Head Dresses
Samprles. swiss Muslins, Nansooks. Collars, Sleeves
Silks satins, Bleached Cottons, Irish Linens Trim
mings, Gauntets, Hosiery, Gloves and thousand of
other fancy goods, which must be sold. The lowest
price viii be asked for each article and no deviation
therefrom. L. (OLDSMIT
dc 2lt5 Broad street
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nICHMOND MARYETs Nov. n

lower. Corn unchanged. = 4 - Ff
RICHMOND MARKETS. Nov. ~. -
TODACCo.-Thers In no change In the market
since our last and we renew quotations. There IL but
little doing and market very hrn Wequote Inferior
Lugs ct s6S6ba; good sstgT.5o. Tnfrior L.af 4@Dl9
good and fine Manufaetnrinr Sl2tfnIs25. Fine. Eng.
ish scarce. at tI4 5oi6 The receipts of new loose
or Leaf s56DsJa, good s. 5o6pio Come few lots Of
stamming at $ligI775
LOUk There is no change In Flour. We renew
btations: IS 80 for Extra; S5756p8 for superiiDe,
md S5259aSZh for Fins to shippers. To the retail
trade, we dHlte superfne Sc; Extra s6-50es6-7o,
Family 81 0G1s
WHEAT.-fhere has been decline of 5 cents per
good to prime white 81 2sal 30 Much that arrives
IL defective. and sells at low prices fsf
C0RN.--The market Is firm Mt Is cts. There Is no
new t To at this time. aud old being scarce is La
demand. :,
oATS-we quote at IS cts per bushsl.
BACON.-Market pretty firm ut last quotations,
viz sides l3e Shoulder 10; HAMS l59itc.
leans, none in market. We quote Cuba 7,16bslsc.
P. Rcos@i0c. Refined Sugars: Loaf ID &C.; Crused
and Powdered l29l2hc.: A. Coffee iI14e: b. Coffee
like; C. Coffee l0Ise. s
COFFEE.-we quote Rio II "a I21sc az TO quality
and quantity; Lagusyra l3h@i4c-; Java l5Hc.; Mo-
wHIsKEY-Richmond Rectiiied 25@s1kc: Gin.
cinnati, none in market.
MONEY AND sXCHANGE.-There is no new fea-
tnre in the Money Market. The comparative ease
which has prevailed recently, continues Exchang e
rules high, and will not likely return to moderate
rates until after the lat Of January, when the inte-
rest on the public debt is paid
Checks on New York we qxote at 4tn5 per cent.
premisSm; on PHILADELPHIA per cent, and BALrI-
kORE 2ti,2js.
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SEVERAL WEALTHY CITIZENS IMPLICATED IN MuR-
DzR.-It will be remembered that on the 26th of
August, 1856, Pascal d. Craddock, who resided six
miles from Louisville, on the Bardstown road, was
found dead short distance from his residence
The body had three shots in the thigh, one Of the
balls passing through. None of these wounds
could have caused death The neck was broken
and the face and head mutilated by hogs, the ears
having been eaten of. Craddock on horse
back when he was shot, and it is supposed that,
after the firing, he fell from his horse and broke
his neck.
The horse was found standing by the body. Two
pieces of rope, having blood on them, were found
near by. The verdict Of jury was, that "Crad-
dock came to his death by violence" There had
been three indictments pending against Craddock
charges of felony, but he had succeeded In con-
tnuing the trials three different terms Of court.
lie was much feal ed in the neighborhood, and it
was alleged thErhe connected with band OF
counterfeiters and horse thieves.
He had been wealthy man. A short time pre-
vious. meeting was held in jefferson county.
which attended by the most respectable citi-
gems, at which resolutions were passed demanding
that Crad,lock and two others leave Kentucky
within six months. The time had just expired
when be was killed. negro was arrested on the
| charge of killing him. An opinion was prevalent
that some Of Craddock's gang, (those who had
been associated with him. had slain him, fearing
that when his trials took place they might be-
come involved. Others were under the impression
that the friends Of those who had acted with Grad
dock, and werc convicted to the penitentiary main
ly on Craddoek's evidence had committed the
deed. The mystery is solved as follows:
John Miller, of Bullitt county, whose character
Ia reported disreputablc, in Louisville, yesterday
gave himself up to the authorities confessing that
certain parties offered three thousand dollars to
any one who would ''put Craddock through" that
he and eight others accepted the bride, when the
plot was made to take Craddeck's life. Five Of the
party lay in ambush-a cough being the signal to
fire at Craddock as he passed by. Miller says he
fired in the air. Warrants issued for ali par
ties, several of whom were arrested including
Col. Allen and brother, Austin Hubbard and Joe
Wright, Of Bullitt county; Stephen Baird of Shell.
by county, and Fred. Kites, of Jefferson county,
Others also implicated. Miller's story is not
fully credited.
The parties implicated are wealthy and hereto
fore were highly respected. Jack Allen had been
home only two weeks, and was an invalid at the
time of the murder.-Louisr7le Courier
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nSy-Suoogon HILL BUILDING FuHD As
sogIATIos.-The monthly meeting OF this Association
will DO held THIS (Tuesdsy) EVENING, at o'cl'k.
Dues will be received from o'clock IA. until the
hour OF meeting. v. BARGAMlN,
IA LIT Secretary,
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MANUFACTURE OF CoTToN SgED.-Oil for illumina-
ting purposes, made from cotton seed, has been
introduced into this vicinity and is much preferred
to whale oil. Its cost at retail is about 81 rs Der
gallon. This oil Is manufactured at an establish
ment in Providence. The hulls of the seed are
FIRST taken of, and those are made into sheathiDg
raper, while the remains, after pressing for oil,
make good article of oil cake for cattle Thus the
hitherto useless cotton seed Is converted into three
useful articles H6onsocket Il. ~ Pat
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PRESENTATION OF TrRxEYs.-Neariy tsoo tons of
turkeys were presented lately to the employees Of
the Boston and Worcester Railroad Company. The
men, 10 the number Of four hundred and fifty, as
sembled In the hall over the depot, when a speech
was made by g. Twisbell, Esq, president OF the
road, informing those present, that in conseq uence
Of the hard times, the company was obliged to cut
down their wages ten per cent. Mr.. Twist ell said
he was very sorry such step had to be taken.
but That there WAS no help for 1t. The turkeys
were then presented, and the mon lefs
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hEO- SERGEANT AT ARAs.--Col. JAMEs
HllpGRoys of this city IL 4 candidate for ths post
Of SERGEANT AT ARMS. made vacant py the
death of the late Robert Bradley. III strict adhe-
renee 10 Democratic principles 10 any recon- nelda
ton for the position Col sohances Will DO inferior
to mono Of Lis cUiapettorsa de- lit
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The Harudon sopiesy.

We are requested TO stats that, 10 consequence
Of the room bsing gagged ii Which the Hernaos
eociety wac advertissd to meet, the meeting VIII
not be held to-day.
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RESULT or TIE WISCONSIN ELEcrrox.-yro,, TIA
Milwaukee Nevs (dem.) OF she 18th, we learn that
the result Of the late election In that state has A.
length been ascertained. The Republicans have
elected the Governor and Prison Inspector, and In
ity on Joint ballot. The democrats elected ali The
State ofhcsrs, with the exception Of Governor ana
Inspector
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DR.. Samuel Weed, an old school physician, born
in Amesbury, Mass, in 1874, died in Portland Oh
tuesday, whore he had practiced about forty
years.
The London Times recommends the universal
adoption ofthe English alphabet in India.
The next annual session of the Virginia COME
renee is to be held in Portsmouth, Va.
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DEAD.-Visconnt Powerscourt, who, barely three
weeks before, had attained q years of age and the
largest property held by any of the Irish aristoc-
racy, died on the 9th of November.
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pss,saa...asL q srsAszsss--Ths Liverpool and
&C.,. 'pn's snd kss York stssnship Co., ana ths
49, - ma ssw Iork c., wa, IN view Of to
$3.50, 49,. Withdraw oasAAH q he nrnher s.
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A!cnn--A letter from Nlle Garah Felix he's
Iescnea tsris giving moro sAtisfastory intslli-
oence 81 she health a Mile. Rachel Her medical
aissesaht ssAtsss soastdsrs hss cat q esagse
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H8- LARGEST Picture Gallery in the United States
at I39 Main ST. 20 artists employed.
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DESPERATE ArFRAY.-A fight occurred In Rock
etts last night, In which a number Of men were
engaged and deadly weapons freely used. William
J. Brown. huckster at the first market, received
several blows the head with a Ratchet, one Of
which fractured his skull just above the right eye
William Jones was knocked down and severely
beaten, and another man had his arm broken
Up to late hour the parties had not been arrested
though Lieut. Wheat and several members Of the
night watch were in search OF the leaders.
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NEW VmdrNIA Notwithstanding Benton,
nfunswtck eonnty. Va, Jsssee A. Taylor, postmas
sr. Moisbiii, Ritchis county, Va; Jacob Lantx,
Miiis 70 Penpabcro.s 80
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Grand total.

E@Fs1 Eo'oIo,0''o
The table giving the quantity of different arti-
Giles left at tidewater, at New York., for the past
three years, also shows a large falling off. Proe
the commencement of navigation to the 2lst of No
vcmber. inclusive, during the years 1856 and 1857
it is as follows:
Flour. bbis. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu Barley, bu
lS8.... l,lE,475 I0,95l,777 lt,6s5,3.4 l,Saa,767
ls57..... 1894 4,753,758 5 j25.2To l45O,762
Decrease 309.0ol 6,226,0l9 457O,o66 4o2c05
By reducing the wheat to -four the quantity of
the latter left at tidewater this year, compared
with the corresponding period of last year. shows
the alarming deficiency Of 1,54i2O5 barrels, and
1t is very evident why the debt yng power of the
West Is at present so much crippled
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THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT

TORONTO C. W., Nov. IS, 1S57.-The Governor Ge-
neral to-day issued proclamation disselying the
present Parliament. The election writs re-
turnable on the 18th of January next. The pros
poets good for lively time In politics during
the winter
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EG- SPECIAL NoTIcE-The attention
of the public is requested to our sale OF Chinese Gu
riosites Fancy Shells, &C. &C. To take place at the
store rsce ntly occupied By Thomas How. Esq, on
Main. between 9Th and 10th streets, THIS DAY, at
10 O'Clock. Also, THIS EVENING, at o'clock.
no 2-ts Il. B. COOK Il Co. Aucts. q
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Is STEAM Picture Depot, l39 Main st. 500 poi
traits taken daily, at this celebrated concern.
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bag The HIGHBsT PREMIUM for Isl
AMBROTYPES,
awarded to sANXAY 4 Co, by the Mechanics' In
stitute. for which they only charge
EG TWENTY-FIVE CENTS! Ba

NN@ GENTS GARMENTS CLRASsRp and
DYED In the very best manner; repairing done at
short notice and at moderate charges. Gents
Shawls ceansed and repressed so az to look like
new DENNIS BRO. Franklin st.,
nsZ-6ts Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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JULIUS A. HoBsoN con

N. b. 1t will be seen from the above that the Col
lector Is required to attend at the Office from the
18Th 70 Sst OF the month, to receive taxes remain
ing due from June last Before the January term OF
the Lnstings Court he is required by ordinance to
advertise delinquent real estate TO be sold for non
payment OF taxes. Persons who have not done 40
will see the necessity of calling and paying these
taxes as it will be impossible for the Collector TO
call on them before he advertises.
de lin IA COR
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BG- THE disciples" of Eastern Vir-
ginia, will meet In convention. to-day. (FRIDAY.l
at 10 O'Clock, in Sycamore Church. Revs Isaac Er-
rett D. s. Burnet and other distinguished strangers,
are expected. The religious services now In pro-
grsss, will be continued nightly, at ia o'clock.
no r.
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COR SALE.-The BAR and FIXTURES


EOR SALE.-The BAR and FIXTURES
OF the Shockoe House; also the unexpired license.
Any one wishing to engage In the business. bargain
can be had. The Bar and Dining Room Of this house
Is for rent on very reasonable terms, which Il very
desirable stand for eating saloon: Apply at the
shoekoa House. opposite the Columbian Hotel.
dsi--3ts
OLIVER PLATED Plated
~ Cake Baskets, Fruit Stands, Tea Pots Sugar
Dishes Cream Cups, slop Bowls. gut Glass Castors,
Breakfat castors Butter Coolers Pitchers Gebiets.
Spoons, Gard Bsskets. Mustard Cups, Salt Cellars,
piekle s,ands. Chamber Csndissticks- Card Baskets
ds Q, 0KNNEr. Eagle sauars.
BURNING FLUID, BURNING FLUID.
10 barrsls just received and far sale At - cts per
gallon, by - DUVAL, kN0RTON.
"a Druggists and Chemists.
De Corner Main and 10th streets.
MILL 6CREWS-In store and for sale
81 0kARKsoH. ANplRsQN CO..
hsb Ne. l0s Man strset.
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NEGRO HIRING.-The subscriber re-
~ turns bis thanks to his former friends and De.
forming them and the public generally that he
intends to continue the business the coming year.
promising to use his best exertions to obtain good
homes and good prices for all Negroes entrusted to
him, and also to give them his personal attention In
case of sickness. He has large and comfortable
house for them during the hiring in which they can
stay until hired out "
He would advise that Negroes should be sent In as
early az practicable after Christmas
i refer. by consent, to the following persons:
n. b. HILL, (p;.h, sst
BAKER PLEAsAsTs, hiehhoho'
JNo L. w. G. LATANE, King William
On. GRIFFIN fAoNrLEEoY. King ousen
DR.. THOMAS LArASE, ntus Suecn'
DR.. BEv. d. REY.
DE-, JAS. II. LArAsE, IS'eA.
T. A. j. CLOPTON,
Office corner Of Wall and FRANKLIN streets,
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill Co.'s.
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NEW VIRGINIA LAW BOOK-In pres.

~ and will be issued early in December
PATTON HEATH'S REPORTS, VOL 2 of the
Special Court of Appeals of Virginia. This volume
will contain near 100 pages. Price 81. -
The value to the Legal Profession Of these Reports
is manifest to all, as has been shown by The very
sangune expectations of this publisher.
The cases generally of great interest and i'm
portance, and the publisher socits carly orders for
the book. GEO NJ WEST
Nos. 5 and Exchange Building
de lit Publisher and Law Rock seller
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Al EpfroR IMPRISONED pcR LIBnL.--In Lowell,
Mass, on Friday, DIR. J. NJ. Harmon, publisher Of
the Lowell Trumpet, was sentenced TO three
months imprisonment In the House Of Correction,
for publishing libel on Judge Crosby, Of the po-
N.
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H@~ VELVET CLoAKs, CAPEs AND MAN
qILLAs DIED cleansed and refinished in superior
manner. by DENNIS 4 BRO, Franklin ST..
no T-6ts Opposite Metropolitan Hall. q
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E6- EorIoE Is HERRBY GIvHE, that the
stockholders In the Mutual Building Fund and Loan
Company, will 1t their annual nesting, ito 10
held January 7th lass be ssEed TO make son,s AL
feration to their bylaws and Constitution.
det-st L. Z. BURR, sociy.
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Gov. WALxEa.-The majority of Washington cor
respondents write that Gov. Walker Is opposed to
the action Of the late Constitutional Convention,
and Is in favor Of submitting the whole Of the con-
stitution to the people In that it is stated be Ia
not imported BY the Administration. = =
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Ha STEAM Portraits, 80 cents, the same as other
charge 81 for, by TYLER l. Co., at l3s Main ST