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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03
. .'asiSsxIRGIiyIA, KI.KcffdNI

In
,onlo.-For Congress, Clemens. dam III ~.
ussnposh an ssssnfoS ssms y Sssissa,ss'
sts Ias.oo rsy2 wssuy opp6sssion, leie a gss.
asscrnsy asnsi1l rneRer Io6a sP.ss 3SS
Dv.su ".Hagc fugc Wofks Kidwsn, 1Oee; 9Wnsv n ieO
- rnGoNROE.-GsnsA 4 chapubi as,m. ma ..,e.,;;
Sspst.ons Whts, elected % the House. v,,hor,
sespsot 70 party and II Harrfso Ssr, ="
posisisn s isisa.'s ~ s4s majority osf French, pp-
aREENBRIER.4-Drr Tho Thoma.... a.. .inn,, n,n.,., ia.a
esecsed TO the Hoase and n Dckinsor ., 4, w.
slo senate 8Edmundson, for Conereas. and Tnc.L.
81, 'or attorney GeDerals had no opposition eitbL
YIN nfeenoriAr or Monroe. g-.a -
.SiLGS IN sdisou Allen elecfed IA IL. Hn,.
s,.a.Ss %"uoat opposition Napoleon French. an.
NO opposition 70 Tucker and Ednundscn' e".
AMEhfAAHouse7 of Deler.te., ..wu "A, r
| SIesst1ory, dem, no opposition. Congress- Goods
onno.,,ne 0nner ". Attorney General. Tucker no
sfAFPoRe 1Heuss Of Delegates, .,na job. ,.,.i s.d
gress VIM Smith. 539; Edgar Snow den I15, u, J..hr
WINS, Attorney General, J R Tucisr aSs
| q Shsekleford, 129T17 1T5hsei 1'>s'' 4oo
/ NELSON Jacob warrick, am, elected tai .b.
sns1 nouse without opposition Senate David Patser
son, an osS2. Ro -Coghil1, dem, 445 Onnor sss
pAulus PoweiL DEM 457 WIN M cabell l7n A. A.
| tofney Geperal, J R Tucker 440; j Garland T70
| 81 y ration l07. We are informed that the vote
lor Caoeii, Garland and Patton were Compliment
| MADISON.-James s Ken,per dem, e,ee,.,
delegate, without opposition. No ,oppos,ion :,
Powell or Tucker. Vote unusually small. .oi!
| CdARLOfTE House Of Delegates sIas n
Roberts, dem, 372 Wyatt Cardwei, Opposition
39o Senate, Charles Buell., dem, 566 Jno o Knox
Collier 235 Attorney General. Jno r Tnet =
345, Jos G. Cabel 325 rF@'t n vIa''1,l-,i 60
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s7-E-
Tk kdSkf Esplmsoa, ,ln,s, a.. :. s.''al', .
psrsds .nd eelsbfatioa ysstesdsv =, e asre.d
the Sir Knights, With dele egsfiols f,o siock
xnu Psfenourg. formed INTO Hue In ffSse
uny dAsk ID Being ~eltn0uatsd; and J. Sl .ue
tUsss1ast, dovH19,h to Main, aafi an Ns:.' - :. 70
iAfHegtqrA Fsis Grounds op the Wss,eran = ..S .ne
rsos q ne ely, the orator Of the day Df' Ionx
DovE bfngfg Up tue rear OF me icoiunn .an.sN uss
we escort OF four Knishss desaiiea for the osss
% o 20. .-aoiiq!A ak ~ s9uad3 yEs s2d lsssel..,l
:. Nu Ieaesing the grounds Ne were gratifed 10
see that hundreds Of Iadies a weji a. Sentlrmsr
nAo assembled % wftness th tournansti, And d 3,
kteafer portion Of the space nos aopyeor,at te6 IN
vsb;o,. OF II tns knishts mas completely aHed with
The ground selected Tor the a,ts "a. "a 1,,;b an *.
SCUM SIDE CT the horse lot. ,ha, np},ion ~ ~
s.sa oAek oetsg Kept free from fperuders nv
cofes sfretehed On ei.her aide sr,s hv,hs
,saanee g The Police who had been empIoysd TO
Of e.ts ~ o9sa South Of the, track. deep row
oa.s nsa oeen arranged for the ladies' and m; ~
shese we're completely crowded before, Ta.s. -
S aInvad Opposite this, was the Al /. nd erac.
e0 ior ine orator Of the day, and his escorss
i,na ~ a,tt ~ CLOCK the Knight Templars formed
the ,sa,s. Ga nus OF the orators stand, fronting
u,ss' ana sitter brief piece Of music bv tse
usou, Or- LOVE arose, and in q ciear and d;..;n.t
solSs proceeded 10 read bis oratiop. nreo.rs5 Co.
me occasion We listened to the address Win "a -, !.
~ ~ asa OF interest as all who know apy thing
OF tne nlstefy ct ,hs Kaiah, remsl.,s ,.1,
oone. The Orator reviewed in snn,on,t..i nsse
ne progress Of the Sir Knights from tb >
thsr vr,ao9 70 The out
vita hsppy aHusion to the fair ser snd .hs,.
sWS1iniiuencs for good over m aakind -
The ndsn HsI. Iae oT.'ion vas =. end Col August,
60 participating in the tilt, and sf er adrea.in
saem o.leny charged them as to their duty ia tbs
Ivy Amussie IN which they were abeut to engage. 49,
n..e. sSSunaoi the trumpet called the seyenteen
snant pr Knights TO the starting point. and tbe
LAY oelng up, the fitting commenced, each Knieh,
,,ung WITH marked econess and jad ement, sua s
.uem asing their utmost ons TO bacoms .be
n,Saol, so as to have the pleasure of selecting the
queen OF Love and Beauty, as well as securing ths
hmasnlncent sword WHICH the commandsry had
nAa prepared to present, TO the successful Knight
AZ ws haye not the room to describe each .tlIt. >
%essnan res. cohtent Nih the Following table which
sLo"s tnas Messrs Mitchell and Baenes each took
ae fine three times, riding off the ,tie'
Mf' MHehsll again bore i off Il NJ Barnes, ho ~ey.
only touched it. and thers sfore lost the q st prize
nn. nag the pleasure Of selecting the frst Maid
/ y -ss
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81 EA rome {o Bristol Oasauatioss by hs WAR
Lynea0nrS ard its Hotels-Nsr Paper. &c.


49, - 30 hfSchBuRe, Va Jupe1 le5y.J
= The cars on the Soush.Sids r.i,o.s ,,..,..s.s
broushtup . nuubers Of assee.tes ran No.soih'
and Petersburg, and other places. To attend she
Convention to be held il Bristol Thnrsd.v~ -
Anon them were Mr. Barbour pre,iaent ~ ~.
Orange and Alexandra Railrosd M ~ norv pss'
sident Of the Norfolk and lPstersbare Raiiro.S.
Col Fontaine, President of the Virginia Cenirai
Rail:oad Mr. Hamelin, President of the South Side
Railroad, and others learn that Hon A Dudsv
Mann. who is closely identified with the .Gres,
Eastern enterprise By reason Of his efforts in be.
haE OF. similar objects, will .attand the Consea-
tlon. - .s3.-4. .. 4, a. s.st ,-t =. ...fa a
There Yves rain yesterday oil along the line from
Richmond TO this place. and the crops ON this route
are 10 excellent cosdition. The cry of bad pros.
pects' has almost ceased and the farmers are in
good spirits about their receipts for the ensuing
Season = '' - -. "sf't. ' . y
There has been some changes in Lypchburg
since the visit of the writer to 1t . year since
tf"odafge tobacco warehouses are being erected
eesaoes number of other improvements The
Norveh House has closed and the washir ston 10
now the crack hotel Among other signs Of adj
vance, may mention Chat to morrow viii be issued
the Independent Daily Ledger, . penny paper.
gotten up after the style Of the Dispatch, by Mc.
Donald & Duke, proprieiors. Both are entsrpri.
sing gentlemen, and their projee. can hardly fail
-On and after the 10Th inst. the Viraiaia apd
Tennessee cars leave here directly up,n the aryi.
val of the Southern cars, and passengers then can
can leave Richmond and reach Knoxville Tenn -.
| In less than two days ' = g. '"'7. f'it IT.
L B.. = . Il.
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The New York papers announce the desth Of
Robert Skidmore, Esq, well known ci'izep; also
that of Timothy Wht.emore, Esq, President Of
the Greenwich Insurance Co. ,-,,s<x 81
The Brooklyn Eagle of Saturday evening an
nounoes, that the Hon Henry G Murphy, OF that
city, has received from President Suehansn the
appointment of U & Minister Resident 1t the
Hague. Kingdom of Holland fa.f" selfisss s.
5 WV Weaver has been promoted 10 8 second
class CIerkship-Sl 400-in the ofice of the Acdi-
tor of the Treasury for the Post Os6ee Depart
msnt, : sahso - gisi.s7 IS .saa' %
81 John w Sanford, Jr, has been appointed An As.
sistant Surgeon In the II 8 Navy. vice JP, Thorn.
Secretary Cass has gone to St Loui. to- partici
pate In the great rairosd jubilee on the 4sh INST
II Is runiorad that Mrs Cunnipghan gives pre-
nse Of producing ere long An ""heir apparentT TO
The Burdell estate .az7 81 gkad7 sIs7 = .sais -
/, Rsvs w alter Powell, late of Princeton Seminary,
haa accepted call from the T1rsts Presbyterian
Church. of Lancaster, Passs0g ss!saixs s
N Il stated that there are four thousand men
1t work in the lead mines OF Soufhwesf Miseouts
] The hog disease has msds its appearances " tne
nsishboehood has lost hundred hosfs osat ~.
Col Thomas Tavsunsr. formerly sneuoer, ,ss 2,
he Flgipia Legislatures from WOOD county, aso g.
last week. h 70 es1saaituea szlolies Aas Ia . "a
The United statss courthanae at Boston has
been Indicted e 6 nuisance by the grand Jnry.
The mother Of oussa syiOtoris b IL ysafs 90 9,
Er- president Fillmore is on . . visit 70 Indiana
The Bossen Advertiser uoicas ths dsesh Of the
T. Mr. Cotton. spginser.s and M Wybsrt.s fireman
who were severely injured last week % The
Orsufe Raiiroed, sresloWiy recovering. - y
s NJ Brooke Noland, of MiAdlsbpss. Committed
sucias. 10 that plssas on Saturday last sey shoot
ipg himsslf with pisssl " tesstemashls 50 ed
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plCHMuND b Il LII md RIA = 3
~ FOUNDRY. FANCY CRATE AND FENDER
AANUfAcTURER-No2 2@5 Main strset, between
Sth and 9Th west ade.-The subscriber has for saie
~ Crates, Fenders and Summer Pieces, embracins
100 different kinds and 10 daily manufacturing Crates
70 order, Wholesale and retail, at Northern prices
Crates, Bells, &c nestiy packed and forwarded TO
any part ofthe State. Aso, Beb and Brass Castings
made to order, and oil kinds Of repsing done at the
shortest notice. :.
nah l6-Sm sAM'L d. DENOOH.
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STEAMER BURNr--The steamer Sydonia on
her way from Camden to New Orieauss on the % ]
inst, was totaily destroyed by FIRE. The second
steward and fireman were lost go & H.
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TTtfTkD STAT = HoTE l. 1.-The Bar
~ Room of ~ es.abii,h mt has just been bought
ont by the sutscrbers and retted in q nest style,
and fnrnnhed 1t with choice stock of LIQUORS.
WINES, &c- and they invite their friends end
the public TO call and give them trial, If they wish
omething raaiy nice. Mr.. LORD, who has been In
this business most OF his fe would be pleased have
an opportunity OF ibitng his great skih In mixing
liquors, TO suit the taste OF his patrets t - q
They have also. two superb Club rooms attached to
their bar room where they can cd ate private
parties in the best style They will furn sh their ps-
irons every Sunday With nice lunch tfree from II
TO o'clock One and ell are invited TO partske q.
my 6-lUa 1., ." HENRY Il. LORD g. co.
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} Observation-Disclosures @. f. eMcCay, of the
South Carolina College, has rendered his resena-
tion, 10 consequence Of some difficulty between
himself the professors, aud ssrdenis -
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KILLED BY YLIGHTSIKa.-MissE Edwrls. . young
lady, was killed by lightning on the 2Sth nlts neaE
Montress, Westmorelsnd county, Va AAuf i'ni
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CHEAP ENoUdH-The steamer s. s Preptiss.
worth about $4,000, was sold at auciien few
days ago in Mobile, 10 r s Kirke. for 81 700 q
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5 CONVICTED The four men heretofore convicted
in New York city of killing the captain of the brig
General Pesrce. were On Friday found guilty
of killing the cook of the same vessel, Smith wac
convicted of murder in this case, and the other
three of uiansiaughteri - 10 i'sa s-s
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rUk nkNT- hat very dt tsii aolc
@ Dweliius Bones, situated on fenaoie street
Ez recently occurisd by Mr.. y. Blsnkinsh'p -
rh.,e ,rs fiys rgons in the main badirR and tour
!, the house in the yard There 10 good we'll Of
vstrr or the premises and large lot attached To
a ,,oS tenant the rent will be very low, Apply to
r l. ID. WALFORD,a
Atthe cfice Of Valley Insurance Company.
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r LATER FROM VENEZUELA = By advices from
Caracas TO the % Of April, II appears that the
new constitn'iop was raiiAed and proclaimed ON
the 18Th of that month. Gen j Tsdeo Mapasas,
with his son-in,law, Col Jose ;Oviach had abaan
sworn 10 president and vice presidents of the
republic for a six years term esch rhs treaty
with the United States was before Congress for
finai Approval The case OF Captain Crase Of the
schooner julien, Of Thotdaston, Me-, excited much
attention at Caracas The captain, with bis mate.
had been Imprisoned at Lsenayra for Al alleged
assault on a eustom house oficer, who had ipsuite
. lady from New Yoek when on board the. Julien
They hsd been liberated and sought redress In
yaia, 500 - EpTas1Hs % ,a>J7TA9 SH tjGas1 e~At
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20 IA. a. CUwARDIN.
ruK kENr AND rALh, !,
| ~, Z RENT AND ron eALB. .Eres


E4f Dt;NcE' With hs!I ssr; on nana Attasnen, u
.nthctizs6 by DR.. Jne, q. Wsyt (vho wish.
80 rsuovs iate smaller house } TO sell the large
"a vsry vslusbIe resid.nee located as shove. and
nrw ,n ht. oceupsnsy Ihs lot Cont. on n sss street
~. hau,. 10 S5x45 hss about IA tooms; has been
h"rsushly remodelled and repaired, and is now in
.n-,nlst. order There ia on the lots Kitchen sta.
a. f.rri.ss house, Sc. AID every convenience for q
90 f.mi,y The property can be so divided as to
.iy. 20 the dwelus ei feet In front, and leave on
;th,r side OF il beautiful building lot Of 50 feet
e.. n.r,on who will pu cha,e the dwelling alone,
,hs whole premises the price will he remarkably
,s,npsble al 40 10 the terms uron the payment OF
acs fcurth or ouethrd cf the purchase m, ney, the
re,Gue can remain On Interest Tor period OF hve
yeNs Apply TO GoopiN AFrEhsoN.
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THE DAILY uiotArCh

1.Ale0 HznkDStinssRahIDG<A~
81! elss rs u. u -. -. -, =. : :
!....eo..s .eo..s. -
i nj Isss1o. q. Sss1o. -
f.s. ao.i5 sAo.s.. 70 .1e..l ScSr...s.S 8
vfuss1sA1 tHaaSSs6 - ~. IN !.
Pssasyet10 se.seYGs s4sapsot - N1css1ufr1S Same
i..s.si@. sss g en-: Y, :ssA aagsissesss al ,s
\ Bassara Kpo.. tks sap6oa.sossI, q s.sI a
ID ths nesf II dets 1t the We1s Sn<fd ~ SssSs
ess' of WA3eA h fnfshs oosspsasy a. sOssssra.S
HeusteR swAhs, ,penans who, ,9aa bronehs 800.
tae, Aayas Yesterday - a1syae ihs eAasee Of psr.
hitting an unlswtul ascend y Of psefoas 3, 'k,r
house fast Sunday The ed w6man pIsaA ~
eva esnse, aa4 was very an1tous - eseaps ~
whipped OF justice, but Al sAe was also ehsyesd
yg9 selling hquos piiheut license, che vas ADed
$500 and required bail in Si00 for her future eooA
oehavf5f mac .ysss3 b;sa ss7sI - ssll5I .yts
Drssk kAJe.ry suiIIvsn, No. 3, appeared beibss
mayor yestesdsy, TO IN swsF for being dunk
- sse-pz 10 tae ssreet ,0a promising not 70 Do
= my more, he wa forgiven and discharged
! 80 !. ..a.la.oIsn..-Henry, slave to n. G Cabeii. wss
ssien, nassed Yesterday for being drunk and Inc
''e1s "'.a 10 70 oncer Chanisy. 'as fI''SF' ''7
NO papvs Samuel Harris, alias Sam Patch.
-. sio OF Bad character, was com nlitted 10
P'''o' ses'erd1y for want Of resis,er *. y sfff
HH HHs nofte {T aBristot- O6seruatioss by Tia Wnx-
Lyncaohrg ard its Hot>ls.-EN.., pac,..-.| x-.ls5t
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is NOTICH...l have this day appointed So
~ LoMON LOvENsrEIN my sgeat for carrying
on and conducting ia my name and for my own use
apd benefit the tnase. of, . Tavern, Retail Groee.
~ and Dry Goods tbs busipen OF Farming. Market
GaIeenine ana Da.fyipg, and the buying asd selling
OF Cattle on and At the land reesnty Owned and oe-
euped by --Enselkisg on the Brock Plap n oad.
All purefases BY the said LOvENsTEIN nysgens;
sssg5a.s Il 10y s.sS S.S S:s "a 1881, s nv aea1
QNH HIl0 0LD RRICKH FDk sAl4B..-
91uUsUVU l. sm authorized to offer, at pfivate
sale, the old BRICKS. foI msrly the Gathoife Col
isse, near the Meehsnicsviir Tutnpike gate, one
mile from the sfty, eoussupg Of sbouf so, ,oq0 The
Rnets srs in very good order, and fer large
building or other uses. ALEX- MOTT d.
= ny Sss.fs fai CD Fs9y = -SbS fs1if fBsf -
NECRyPDLTy.--The subscriber hayins
~ since IN opening Of cur beautiful Hollywood
saslessd ons hundred and sfyenty-eighr ssctions.
~hieh 10 sufcent evdsnes Of the superiority OF HE
Ne respectfully solicis tbs patronage Of those In.
tendias 90 enclose bnryins grounds with Stone rnd
2 IroA Esiins., Lsoo JOHN W. DAVIES. .
. j AstBfs. ,Gisnits and b row. at.se Wotss, -
@y ik-lm 's,s Main, betwssp 9Th ssd ssh ~. i
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81 KANSAS ITEMS "A dispatch from Lscorapson,

KANSAS ITEMS "A dispatch from Lecompton,
x T, says" '''''''N-' ''@ - '"" 'i y ore ."As1d
Atthe nominating convention held here for the
election of candidate for delegate to the cofsti.
.tutionsl convention, and . surveyor ssneral M
Calhoun Jones, of the Union, and . man named
Boiling, alleged pro slavery, were nominated.
I, Gen LaLe was arrested on Tuesday for assault
and battery with intent TO kill--an old affair He
made . political speech In the evening TO- !, 500
PERSONS sYygr "f - As7A.s-lf 81 .r.4 o., "a
Charles Fsggett, the murderer of Hopes, last
summer, Is In prison ard In chains, awaitug trial,
which commences on Monday. judge Lecompte
refused to admit him 10 bail. '." - . o. ~ -
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CHI Psi FRATERNITY annual convention
of the Chi Psi Fraternity viii be held at Boston
Mas, on the 81 of June. Orator, James T. Left
wieh, of Liberty, Virginia; poet, Frank Phelps, Of
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4 THE FgeITIvE Slave CASE I. fs stated that
the Government bss receiver no on caI serount Of
the Interior has replied to the Urfted Ststes war.
shall 81 Cincinnati as foliors-" "Consuif the u. 8.
District Atiorpey-execute the law. The P,esi-
dent expects you TO do your duty and be viii do
~
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DETERMINED SUIcIDE.-A man named Stacke
who had taken passage on the stage from San
Antonio to Segun, Texas recently, jumped into
the river at the crossing of the Gnadaiupe was
taken cut by the passengers, and resumed his sea.
in the stage. On arriving at Sequin, he remained
In the stage until the other passengers had left it,
and then blew out bis brains with pistol. :
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:, DEAD,-The wife of the venerable Bishop
Soule died recently near Nashville.
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LARGE RAILWAY CONTRAC CTs--R Mason
and E +. Bishop Of bridgeport, Conn, have
been arded the contracts for the building Of he
Dubuque and Pacific and 10 wA Central Railroads,
which will cover an extent of ak hundred and
ninety miles and ipyoIye q 9. sh expenditure OF
twenty millions of dollars The lands have been
donated BY the general government and comprise
over two and half miilinr srresa es s.if a Frs
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HORRIBLE AND FATAL. ACCIDENTAL man
named Peter Fitzimmons, employed as q work
man In the Washington Foundry, on Second streat,
between Morgan and Grace streets, st Louis
came to bis death few days ago. In the following
manner; While engaged in removing metal from
beneath the trip hammer, which is used for break.
ing old heavy castings, tI.e trigger was
sprung aud the hammer fell from { height of elk
fees on the head of the unfortunate man. crust ing
il In . horrible manner. ...-.. -. Z
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4, FAILED TO AaaEE james Sterland. charged
with mail robbery, MAS tried, before the Federal
Court la Wytheyille. last week. The jury failed
tn agree aud the prisoner was remaDded 10 jai -
This is the second jury that has failed 70 agree
upon verdict IN bis csse. 81 aiai % 7"i. .td,f9q@
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NATURAL INFERENCE-A Swedish girl walk
ing with her father on stormy night, absorbed
in contemplation of the skies being asked of what
she vas thinking, replied: Il Was thinking if the
wrong side of heaven is glorious. what must the
right side be!"------------
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ZONE MORE UsFoRTUNArE. The New York
papers report that the body of young female, ap.
in the water near Coney Island last Friday even.
Ing She was dressed in = red stripped basque,
had afancy rigolette on her head, and WAS other
wise we'll dressed. The Coroner held An quest,
and the usual verdict was drown
ed And thereby hangs a tatef This is the
st1La body found in that vicinity within Z week
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DEATH OF TIE REV, DR.. LUNT,-Information
has been received at Boston of the decease as
Adabah, March 21st, Of the Rev. William Parsons
Lunf. D. D of Quincy, Mass. DR. D left home
last December to make the European tour, and
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POPULATION OF ST LOUIS The official returns
of the census Of St Louis, Mo show population
of 1875 279 souls, Of whom s24 are coiored, 532
beiue slaves. There are IS 740 white males,
and Sc 252 white females, curious excess Of the
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EUk sAIk,--1 he Brick Ill ousc and
r. Let corner OF Leigh and 20 rests, Church
IA Hill Terms liberal. Apply 10
nx25 r. CaUrHORN
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81 MURDER IN ARKANSAS Oa the 18th ult., a
wealthy gentleman named Ed. M LIE Grand, was
murdered at bis residence, High Buro Park, Desha
county, Ark, by Paul Sample, who had been dis
charged from his position as overseer a short time
before. by Mr. LIE Grand It Is said tha. one Of
the motives which induced the bloody act, was the
fact that Sample was aware OF provision made for
himseH and sister In Mr.. LIE Grand will. This leg
saey. however, was revoked before his eatt: -
Strange to say, Sample was acquitted by masis-
trate and suffered to depart = 90 3 - Ttls~
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~ The GAINES CASE. .AGAIs.-rJ1dgs Morgan, OF
ths SECOND District Court. New, Orieans, "a. de~
cided that the petition e ed 10 that Court bv De
I Crafx. executor to annui the p'ohsss Of be VII
m ade by Daniel Clarke tn favDr of h,s Games
presented no eaase Of ectioy, and dismissed V
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up,, VALUABLE KRksIDKNCK INsYD.
Ea1 NEI ENR AALE.-Wa offer iha reaids snce

SfeHa NtLUAhLh hES1DENCE IN sgd.
M NEi FOR sALE.-We offer the residence
AtA now capied by P. D. Bernard Esq. stu ated
in sy ney. sshort distance bsyoud the Fair Grounds
and st the corner of g owe srd Hsrvie streets.
1t sa ixrgs br.ck yelling, with about 10 rooms,
oethou,es &e- 4,' - :
Fhsrs afe about 8 acres of land attsched g
The situstioH OF the property bring convenient to
the city az well as to the Richmond COLLEGE, rem
ders it very desrable Tesidenoe, ssskipg ire
ment and comfort ~ sa7- IL s,.a- !
A long credit will be given portion of the
putehsse money. -. -.
my 2s--eDd6ts a.s TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
<yn EOk RENT-Jhe large from room.
HsN IS Main street, over Dove Ce.s Drug Store,
-s8.A wik gas fixtures. Fine location for lawyer.
Possession given immediately. Apply on the pre- mi.
s's = ~ H-.7 b., my l2-eodtf
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THE NEwBURG TRAGEDY.-Fhere have been
20 rev facts disclosed or Developments made 10
conpec ionc Eiththe Newh1Tg 3murdese beyopd
rumor mentioned In Boston paper, that Cefha.
rine Ashan the .wom suppossd to have been
murdered, was sesu 10 that ci'y few days ago,
uos that her reputed busbend declares
the dead body At EeNbuEs to be that Of bis wlfe
DK1TH or vrRafsfA LADY The Chs'les-
ton Courier announces the death on Mfs. ssTiet
Post, eonssrtof Rev. Reuben Post, ID ID. of fhat
city. al She wss % yirgiaian BY birth. aqd grand
daughter Of Riehfrd Henry Lee, ef the hey0'0-
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FOd KENT-7 he three story Tene.
- mrnt now occupied by Mr. Bevin, main
La street. between Second and Third. II con-
,sta, ten or eievel rooms, with gas fixtures thro
ont The kitchen hss four rooms Sens In plea
.st ard convenient part of th- city will be found
. dsursble residence. Possession siven the srst of
jane Enquire ct Worthsm's Bookstore, ON Msin
,,raat nv 22-ts