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A TREAr ron rHE FAnILr.
Hafper's weekly.
Number Fourteen Ready tAb boy.

'' r'"'leeA I'eay "a" D"S
The Pslal.
AheI WaiksI VIVA, NeEl
Lore r.lmsr,ona and Chinese Question
A. rnneipie Established. ...'.r a
spdSg Topics -aoslOn-Au Expensive Dnner.-Ths Oh
Msa aud Things In Italy From os, own corespOndeul
The Yoanssf nssas WIN pOrrai, and auirgIspb letter.
The Tosss q The Stables.
h''si New Book. and Literary e,..i,.
Ws,asom No sem.atsi The New GoyernsF IL Kansas Sad
Fate ~ ne f.ion spoiIsWhn Is Govern
Uah f-Iord Napers Ocng,- Diplomatic AsoaleThs Pre-
Hsacsy in uah.usesoa P.epanS for Admission into In,
LEAN % tue % ~ p..ss - Mr. a.
ehanan Wants Check Bridge Across tbs Eas
s MsrnN N oa'ns rape' oha'' oa'"
Dssalaon q Ros,d I,.
,.ns .nnn,as aaoniz,s Sssn. =, ,
FSs 1890 Tina s,,esi rndIins How the PeraI
s, NC ~ ~ 49, %r n,
New government ssnss, z H., s,nc
french Bishops are made oi-iow nrn q Respeei
srsin: P,spnraons for wsr with die King
Kpns Bompa M, presmgsale Of the PArai Phsons-Nc
b peasnn1 r " s G,,u t acs.s
An Albany Duchman in Holland
Iau'rdfionti The Westekerk tWes' Chireh,) hnlst-f
dnSee. IN % I e., boo S ao soaay1 M.s
The Fish Market Amscrdan the Old Mans Porte RoIier
darn
The Dead Secret,
Chapter Tkirtcenth--0utsiis the House.
a Husband aud Fa,her. ....-.
Notes and Queri,s. st ..s ,E
gevoIyrrs no New classi6 alton Of
ReadsrsFsmaie Noyeliss nlouites OF KissinaMacau-
Dr. Johnson-The Earliest Am nj epubc-A New
Agricultural Items
Rre Culiure--To Cure staggers In sheep.
The story of India Rubber
Ilusruiions, Tapping the Rubber Trcc.-Fieus EIasca
sphon'a Elasiica Thomas Hsucocs, TIE English inventor
Procstans In tbs Woii, 1855.
koman Gahoiierin .ooa.
Ihipgs wise ana Otherwise q. ...s
Financial ana Commefcih.
Ua...!,, Market summary m tahiti
Comieah,es :, N a., x,-,.., ,x.--.-. -r,.. =, .
Illustrations: NJ B-The Mouetacae Moreneh'--Fhe GFea
Tobacco Controversy
rK1As. ...... .....
,.-, ,p...,.,n 1890, 80. a ,,,,, ,,o,,,.. a., .p
ait - 80 .nns Each n,mh.r com,i.es a. s,u.h
S.rs he tIna a,es being required in nd
vanee: r. 1917 ~ = tE3'.s
for twenty ks
ons cony H. aac zoo, - ..'''. % IN
One COW for tv years 90
E En- .y M ~ To- ~. sns ys,y 80 80 '' q M
rrss,ve conie. ~, one y,ar - ...'. On M
ciertymsn and teachers supplied club p,iees.
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On the I'd instant, in this city WILLIAM D. DRAPER, Of VIE
consin, sged 81 years.
WISCONSIN and New York papers please copy.1
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Island Monday the know -nothings and the republic
united and succeeded in eecting their candidates
Elisha Dyer was elected governor A. Dureo who was
in tn, last Copgres from the first congress
sional district, and VIM D. Brayton from the soon'.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following OF Maryland
dated Lottery Of Washington county
drawn March 30, 1887;
50 81 IA 40 81 50 IS 81 az II 80
The following numbers Of the MARYLAND
dated Lottery benefit of Of Bel Air &C., class 10
drawn March 81, 1857; ... -i
CT 80 81 Al IL IS 81 80 % 20 70 60
The following Parsco Institute
Lottery, class "a, orawn March 81 1855
go 60 "a Al Ga l9 IS 40 SO Al 68
The following raapsco Institute
Lottery, class rs, drawn April ], 1857;
Al IA ls 81 AZ rs II IL Ga 8 Z 80
n. FRANCE h Co., Managers
D. H. McPn All, Commissioners.
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EOR HiEnT-A and elegantly furnished house, in
occupancy brazilian egaion cVniains eleven
basement and excellent kitchen, with hot and cold
water, and gas throughout The entire hou.e.
Also for rent joining parior and chamber
and with cold water
Iy French minister.
For inquire the premises No 1853 Twenty
second street. corner Pennsylvania
March 7-dlmnst H
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Reports OF supreme Court U. 8.

Reports OF Supreme Court U. 8.
TO BOOKSELLERS, Lawyers, AND OTHERs.--The IN
dergned Of the decisions Of the Supreme Court
profession &c., that the 10Th volume Of oward Re-
through and will be de
In hs Messrs. NJ Morrison
Washington the OF the volume,
:" BENJAMIN c. HOWARD,
Az 3-d3if Reporter Sup. Court
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Anew GOODs.-E. OWEN & SON, Military and Naval Mer
Taor, No 2l2 Pennsylvania avenue, respectfully mak
their friends and ard The public generally ,ha
.prng for In
speco consisting superior black buc and fancy cloths selec
fancy and dings will, choice
vestinrs together with full
ply genemens fune goods Of varieyto The cxam
nation Of " hich they invite friendly CELL
April l-diw&e od2w IS,ar1
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CONSULTING ENGINEEw.The subscriber has established
residence Washington central point fo
the purpose acting consulting in The preparation
Of plans loo alton Of public works
lie NAV be questions sppera
cost location plans Of construction OF raroass
works river navga
un the site the work In the
county
No pes II street, Civil Engineer.
Washington, D. C.. 5.'
nr.x~t, An O,Nk
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ara Banking House OF Chubb Brothers,
ssr.F Nsi# Washington January l. 1857.
John d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES this day admit
partners in the banking House Of Chubb Brohs The
will composed Of Charles st j. Chubb, John
D. Barrow Henry Holiness The House Davenport Iowa. 10
composed Cbnbh, VIM. Douga and Alexander
Barrow. firm OF Chubb Brothers, Barrow, CO.
Jan l. diff CHUBB BROTHERS.
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YAscoUvERs IsLAsDLetters have reached oietec from
this island with dates to the 4th of January The
hal been cold the crops short and the Inhabitants scky
Gold has been discovered Tee Plate river about forty
miles above Colves Fort The miners earning from
four to six dollars per day and all kinds of had
grown extravaganty dear
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-24
RcsaInlian In Minnc.Oln

curious state of affairs exists in the Terri
tory Of Minnesota. The other day the Conven
ton to frame State constitution meteaeh pnr-
~, the Democrats aud Black Republicans, being
anxious TO obtain the organization of the body
Accordingly. instead Of organizing "A complete
convention, each party organized on It's own
at the same time and in tho same Hall. The
Democrats. however. were in the minority and
il thus appears that the other side has the great
or appearance of legality. At latest dates. the
Democrats had withdrawn entirely, and the Re
publicans were going on 10 make constitution.
What will be the result Of it, it difficult to tell
1t seems,in the Western States particularly, that
We are fast degeneraring into anarchy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-24

fast race are the Detroit y"ung ladies'. The
other night une Of them was brought 20 the pa
lice office at midnight. She about sixteen
years If nge very beautiful. md was dressed in
the best style-hcr habiliment-. however. very
much deranged, and Glove of bonnet" smash
Cd cut Of all shape. Her pretty eyes were full Of
tears. caused by fright and bewiderment aud
for some tim" nothing could be ascerinined from
her in regard To the cause of her strange al-
pearance. She funlly GAINED down, aud was
drawn into conversation, when it transpired that
she was daughter of citizen of Detroit, and
had conceived violent attachment fora young
man of her acquaintance. contrary to the appro
VA of her parents. To cut the matter short ,he
eloped with her lover and they had Just seated
themselves in n carriage and started tor minis
ter's residence. when the horses became fright
ened, ran away. and upset the carriage ON n
pilo of dirt. The last heard of the lover he was
running hfier the horses. The girl was sent
home got into the back door, went to bed, and
appeared at the breakfast table the next morning,
no member of the family the wiser for her esca-
pade they still remain in the same blissful g.
norance,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-24

The Washington Union brings Us the proola-
nation Of Gov Walker 10 the rsbellionists of
Lawrence. who have repudiaied the Territorial
GOVERNMENTS set up an authority OF their ownde-
clined to paw the Territorial taxes. aud offered
an armed resistance 10 the officers of the law
Governor Walker desotes column Of the Union
10 whining appeal tn these TRAITORS 20 submit
10 legal authority man had well offer II
logical argument to u highwayman to prove thai
robbery was wrong. unchristionllke. aud sinful.
The idea of reducing such meD In subsection by
soft words aud peous appeals is 80 perfectly alb.
surd tlnt il is difficult 10 realise it. For two
wears these same men have been in open rebel
lion against the constituted authority of the Ter
riiory-setting the law at defiance. and murder
ing its officers And yet Gov. Walker mildly
says TO them. in effect, 'Gentemen, will you
please be- 50 kind as 10 stop all this thing Ii
is So rerv disagreenble." Was ever pu.ianm
ity so markell Is this the way to punish trea
son, or to prevent its recurrence dozea or
two Of the LEADERS hung upon the highest tree,
and nm assurance that the others would be treat
ed IN the same way il they did not desisi. is the
only medicine that can cure disease so malig
nant The idea Of stopping such men in their
ref so Fable course by paper bulletins! A mild
remon-trance against Nh overt act of treason
i there no manhood left in the Governor of Kan.
sasl
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Mrrprp poricrMssrs Nrw YonK-Ex

MURDER up A Policeman IN Nrw loRK-E
rtrFMrkr-A policeman WAS murdered in New
York, on Tuesday niaruug by burglar. whose
arrest he wns trying Ia effect. The Tribune
saws
About o'clock this morning Officer Eugene
Anderson. nf the Fourteenth Precinct Of Police.
while standing on the co:nrr of Centre aud
Grand streets observed n burglar making hi,
egress from Sanmi.'s shoe store. Mr.. Anderson
at once sprang upon the burglar, who. making a
resistance. the officer raised his locust mud was
about Ia strike him; seeing this. the burglar
drew large pistol and fired il at Mr.. Anderson
tho 5al passed through the upper part Of the
arm aud then entered the neck. seyerug tho ca.
rnfed artery. lie fell and in two minutes he was
dead. Two persons standing a short distance
observed The murder and at once gave the alarm
about Centre Market and the Station House. An
other officer hearing the discharge oftbe pistol.
ran toward the spot in time to see the murderer
turn from Grand street down Emile and 9th
ers at once started in hot pursuit. They follow.
I'd him 10 Worth street, gaining on him. lie then
then turned round the corner and ran into n
building where his rooms are He was followed
up stairs and captured. La his was found a
double barreed gun, loaded some pistols ditk-,
burglars instruments. and stolen property of va
riaus descriptions.
The excitement growing ont Of tho murder was
intense. lheJCentre Market but cher boys wanted
To hang the murderer at once. brother of An
dersnn, the murdered officer who il "A butcher,
ran at the prisoner with n knife, but was with
the others restrained, and the prisoner was con
veyed to the Station House. The murderer is an
Italian named Pelissier 1t Is supposed that his
partner had already lett the place with a quaint,
ty of stolen goods.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-24

TRIAL YouNG GIRL THE MuRDER OF HER
LoyFn.-Whc the Irish public are absorbed with
the approaching trial of Spoilon the man lately de-
nonnced By his wife for tie murder of Mr.. LITTLE the
railroad accountant the people of Scotland are SINH
larry supplied with food tor excitement by tho case
now in progress before the High Court of judiciary
Of Edinburgh, of Miss Madeleine Smith, who stands
charged with the murder ola young Frenchman whom
She had encouraged in secret attachment. Her pa
rents occupy good position Mt Glasgow, aud the
young man, who was clerk, with insufficient means
would not have been accepted by them. The girl.
however, met him claudesnely, aud cores onded
with him, and protested her affection in the most un-
qualified and eSravagant terms. ltuow appears that
after of their latest meetings the young man was
frequently attacked with agonzing symptoms, which
Mt last resulted in death. Among his effects were
found the letters of Miss Smith, one OF which had
urged him 10 private meeting few hours previous
~ An examination of the body developed abundant
traces of arsenic.
Miss Smith is proved TO have purchased arsenic,
aud openly admits the fact, as she used it for her
complexion. She bought it in company with friends
and nahestntngly affixed her name in the register of
the chemists, who were told by her it to poison
Tins far the facts scrious, but there is nm
absence OF all motive. Motive, however Is plainly
suggested by other circumstances. After her nma-
cy with the Young Frcuehman, her family arranged "A
match for her with person in amuch better position.
She accepted This new ofer, but the FrenChman was
of dangerous disposition. and would be likely to
expose her when the affair became known TO him
This, indeed, he ultimately threatened. Miss Smith
vainly impored him to return her letters. She then
renewed her expressions OF affection and invited him
to meet her. The allegation sthnl this was n snare
TO enable her to destroy him. She is charged with
administering arsenic ia chocolate coffee \ null
titude OF Witnesses medical and others will he cali
ci-S1 for the prosecution alone of whom only -
have ITS yet been examined. TherraI will therefore
last many days The prisoner mnniicsts the greatest
selfpossession. aud dresses attrncYely She is
young, aud according to the descriptions 81, en-
persons would cali her pretty, The casc is certain
10 form one of the most remarkable chapters in Grim
iual history.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-24

SALES OF PuBflC LANDS IN AUSTRALIAN Cor
oNifS Official returns show the following re-
suits Of the s,lrs of public lands in the Austra.
liam colonies during the last ten years: New
South Wales, S5,0235IU; Nictoria, 1913, 1863, 3O5;
South Australia, - 05O, 105; Western Australia
SlO5,2U5; Tasmania, SltGi. AS; total, S37 2l3,-
255. The new colony of Victoria seems from
the preceding statement to advance more rapid
ly than any Of the others. This is mainly ow-
ing 10 its auriterous depo>ites, though from 9TH
or causes there is every likelihood that Victoria
will always remain. rs at present, the great cen
trnl point of the colossal power--whatever may
be its form of government. which is already rap
idly growing ppm that quarter OF the globe. At
present the democratic principle is in the ascen
dant, and the leaders who give tone and direc
ton to public sentiment men who have sig
nazed their devotion to liberal principles and
popular government by acts that have already
passed into history.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-24

Man ARRESTED on SUSPICION or SETTING
FIRE TO THE STATE LuNATrC ASYLUM Utica.
July 2O.-Winm Speers has been arrested on
n suspicion Of his setting fire to the State Luna
tie Asylum in this city. He was sent to the asy
lum in 1850 from New York. where he had fired
several buildings.-lie was discharged from the
asylum last fall, but was afterwards employed
there in II subordinate capacity. 1t is beleved
that he set fire to the asylum, and also TO the
barn belonging to it, which was burnt last Satur
day.
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- until Tie goth OF August
ing 300 acres, nvenentIy srua. in Cshpbcll g nnv m
head waters # Failing River and imInedotrIv an H. c
from inc Courthouse to Concord Depot the sou, S
haroaai miles distant from each place ami II mills r.
Lynchhurg, in good ncghburhood Tins nlnc, l. ,, 9in
tered plenty OF timber good portion mtalaw land ,
" Wreh IS "' set IN grass and good improy co.st
hs IN pal OF a large and roOmy Dwelling II
Kitchen Stable large Framed Barn, first Negro ns
WIN stone chmneys Carriage and lee Houses
dc. 1t is well adapted to the u3ual crops parrnIr w..
iufher description is unnecessary viii plaasur. in
showing the place to any one wishing purchase moi
before the date above mcnli ued it i'll at tha time br I
at public auction. the premises Terms liberal md
hi!o"n on u'N OF SAT-" PHILIP I. NlIuERS
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ST. LOUIS TOBACCO MARkFr July ls

No change since Wednesday, .Lugs and common
and medium qualities have experienced decline on
The week, and are dull, while manufacturing qaali-
lies are hrmer. and with much less change in ouea-
lions. Yesterday 3 hhds of the latter description
grown by Mr. Ogden. of Lincoln country, brought
SIG -, $50 30 and S27 80 per 100 lbs and oeca-
'ionaliy ahhd of superior qualities commands such
liberal prices General quota ions, however, remain
at 81 sac 80 for frosted Tugs. So 80 81 % for
factory do. Planters do - % a s, first aud second
shipping qualities SO It, and manufacturing $40 II
20. Very li,te doing in manufactured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-24

GlEEN BANk. Pocahuntas Go, April 10Th, 100.
Ccuomcn Some months since atieut applied to
medical advice, afflicted with form OF secnnda
syphilis had been under the charge of physicians
der. relei) commenced using the regular
cdes of the professions bu; the disease Fubborny resisted all
efforts The reputation Carriers anish NJ NltTe hay
Ing reached me- and being personally acquainted with your
selves, determined it trial did and in short
good effects evident ard three BOTTLES cured
him
Asan act of justice to suffering humanity, cannot Withhold
testimony and prompt
the blood and take pleasure in recommending to the
profession aud public generally Yours respectfully.
ialv tlang - BtTtIIfR NJ ID
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ARIZONA. Lieut.. Mowry has arrival At
Washington, as the bearer of the petition from
the Inhabitants of the Gadsden Purchase, for
the establishment of Territorial Government
The number Of Inhabitants in Arizona. as this
territory is called, is about six thousand, and is
increasing. The mineral resources of the terrific
ry ARE unparalleled, and with almost as large and
enterprising population
One of the wagon roads and also the overland
mail route pass through this region TO Fort I u
INA; and il Is probable that this will be one OF the
rnntes TO be selpc ted for railroad between the
Atlantic and the Pacific.
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rR-we call If advertisers to the Importance
of he yrKeIxr.< as an erng medium Oar daily and
large circulation in the south western
mart the whence growing trade seeks an onie al
the yylua cities There daily paper published within
hundreds miles south Of this point ana the competitor
nj the Virginia Railroad to the lne of the lat
TOR state must contribute yrgnan the for
that section an can send daily ;elegrahc Information -
burs In adv which doubtless viii cusate for
a greatly Increased circulation Fer the information Of our
r~aders /. thai section intend give
psrticnlsr attention to the markets.
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MuTINy on BOARD THE BARK llUNTREss.
New bedford July 29.-The bark lluntress.
Capt Allen returned to port yesterday, after nm
absence of only eleven months, in consequence
of the refusal of the crew to do duty, because of
their alleged i'll treatment by Capt Allen. The
crew will be sent to Boston in charge of the T.
nited States Deputy Marshal, for examination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-24

FATAL ACciDENr.-We record with deep re-
gret the death, by distressing accident. Of Mr..
William Richardson. young man of many est
mabe qualities, recently cmpnyrd IA "A compos.
itor in the office of the States; kinsman, as we
learn Of Hon. ". A. Richardson. of Illinois. and
al,n of W. .. Jones. esq.
AT half pa-t six or seven o'clock Yesterday af
trrnoon, Mr. Richardson entered the room If Mr.
l.. A. Bargy, at Mr. FiIl's boarding house. on I0ih
street, where lac had just taken rooms, in conse-
qnruce of his friendly intimacy with Mr., Bargy.
Here, rs was last evening testified by Mr. A. &.
Watkins aud Mr.. G. Z. Dimitry. who were pres
eni Mr.. Richardson pointed an umbrella ut Mr.
b and quoted passages from some of the poets.
aud subsequently took up n pistol Which lay IN
the room. 1t does not clearly appear, from the
testimony of those gentlemen,ho how the pistol came
10 be discharged: but II is manifest that This &c
CURED during some sporyenrss between Mr.
Bnrgy aud Mr. Richardson. Mr. Watkins does
not believe that either Of them knew the pistol
was londed. As soon as the shot had been fired.
Mr.. Richardson was laid upon the bed; aud Mr.
Bargy evinced great grief for the occurrence, de-
clurng that he would not have had 1t happen for
the world.
ltappears that Mr.. Bargy seated on the
bed. aud Mr., Richardson standing in front of him
The ball entered Mr.. Richardson about tho re
gion of the stomach He almost instantly hcc=ina
insensible. and died in about twenty minutes. In
the meantime DIR. Burrows Ind come promptly to
his side hut his case admitted Of no relief.
Mr.. Bargy, IN company with his friend and
counsel Mr.. Walter Lrn"x,rrpaifcdt the pres
encc oi Justice Dom, 10 whom Mr.. Lrlox made
| statement of the occurrence; aud Mr->rs. \ i.
| {. Watkins and e. i. Dimtry testified to the
| facts Mr.. b b Foster ul.n testified 10 the
! friendly relations suh,sriug between Mr.. Bargy
aud the deceased. Mr.. Dom held Mr. Bngv 10
| his own recognizance in the sum Of 81 ,UlO for
his appearance before the Coroncrs inquest this
morning -Uash. States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-24

FROM KANSAS. st. Louis, July 2l.- Cover.
nor Walker was encamped outside of Lawrence
with eight companies of Dragons, on the Eth
The citizens HAD decided to negotiate with him
lie will not resort to the support ct the troops
unless fred upon when civil war will be declared.
Governor Walker has warrants to arrest the
city officers and others citizens of Lawrence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-24

BY way Of England VIZ haven from South
America. The dates are-Rio Janeiro 4th. B,-
Ina 10Th and Pernambuco 18th uIt. The Cener
nj health of the BrazaIian ports was good, save
a few cases of yellow fever at Rio and Bahia
Coffee WAS advancing in price at Rio. Two
American shps-"f war were at that port. but
their names are not mentioned in the English re-
ports. Doubtless they were the figatc ST. Law.
renee and otoreship Supply, as these vessels
were at Rio at previous dates. At Bahia stocks
of sugar were mostly in second hands, and il will
consequently be difficult 10 purchase even at II
considerable advance in price.-Ihe season was
drawing TO close, and further supplies Of any
Importance cannot be expected In cotton no
sales had been Effected, and prices nominal.
Rum continues firm At Pe,nambuco the arr
'ais of sugar began to fall off, and prices were
high There was alteration to note in prices
of cotton.
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A CHAPTER OF lloRRoRs. -Cincinnati. July
21-A nan named Rohler a German, stranded
his wife this morning. aud ki led u Mr. Horton
If the firm of Horton Maccy, then set fire To
the house and finished by cutting his own
throat Horton had reprmandrd Roller, for
abusing bis wife. lie is not expected to live.
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INmchburg I.nmbe MnrLct. July DEB.
RICHMOND MARKETS, July %.

FLorR-NOlhIng doIng
WuEAr-Ws still quote 3 e. for prime Red !;
81 Is for prime White. Very little arriving.
COMA cargo sold to-day ut 9Gc. We hear,
nevertheless, ofsmaler sales of Depot Corn ut Slnl
05. The market quiet.