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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

RUNNING ON THE SIDEWALKS Three
young gentsnen-Edward Smith. Henry Beers and
Harvey Dudley-were before the Mayor. yesterday
morning TO answer the charge drumming hose reel
the sidewalk of Grace street. during an alarm Of
fire. few evenings since. They did not deny the
charge, but attempted to excuse their conduct
on the ground that the street was not paved, and
that there were no persons on the sidewalk at the
time. 1t also turned out iu the investigation that
only one OF the party, Mr.. Smith, belonged to q
fire company he being member Of No. Q, the
other two having volunteered for the occasion -
The Mayor polluted ont the danger of using the
sidewalks for vehicles OF any sort, and after aliu
ding to the Importance of observing the ordinances
strictly, concluded by imposing fne on all three
OF the party, which they readily paid. The Mayor
has instructed the police to fnd out and report to
him all persons who may aid in running the fire
apparatus on the sidewalks, that he may enforce
the ordinances against them. Apart from fire or
dinance, under which he acted yesterday, there
are two or three others that impose heavy penal
ties for running vehicle on the footway, and for
creating nuisance, all Of which may be enforced
against an offender, who may also be committed
to Jail for six days if he fails TO pay the fines when
imposed. We know that the comma uders of the
various fire companies do not wish TO see the city
ordinances violated by their members. aud it il 90
be hoped that in future fireman will so far for
get his duty as good citizen, as to aid or counte
nance the breaking of any law that has been or
may hereafter be made for the preservation Of the
public peace. Every engine in the city had better
be destroyed, than to be the means of making law
breakers of our citizenR
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VIVA CHRISTIAN.
$40 REWARD.-Ran away from
| f,xrtz . NJ nu

"A the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said Ut
- gro was bought By John Saunders, Esq, OF
s~xk- Lorstt0, Essex county, Va, who sent him tt
hiehmoDd, 10 my care and A furnished him with @
pass TO go aud see his wifesand return Ia one week
iro the date of the pass, which dated early in
stpte,nper asst His wth was then living in Ches
negro WA emsncipated by the late fhO. o. Taylor
Will give the above reward If delivered 10 me In
Richmond, OF 10 John Saunders at L0retto in Essex
county, Va. RM g. PHILIPPE,
de 5-tR
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RUNAWAYS.

80 $50 2REWARD. .-Ranaway about
IA he sth of January last. black man named
.EE. high aud is supposed 10 be lurking about
JlDOn Hill OF III the valley. ! will give the above
in jail here.
Also. about the same tine. two boys named Clai-
borne AMI keub=u. each about twenty years of age.
Ga hoTea is black Reuben il d dark muiatto. They
are supposed 10 be lurking about the city.
tr tt--ft J. POWERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

BaNK OF pEsNsTtvANIA.--A meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Pennsylvania Bank was held In PHI
ladelPhia Wednesday afternoon, when IL was an
nouneed that Mr., Alibons, the late president had
assigned his property for the benefit of the bank
The resolution for an assignment by the bank vas
adopted Also, resolutions censufing President
Ahbone and Daniel Deal as coliudng together Ia
the common p!undering Of the bank, and declaring
that whatever punishment the criminal Law inists
on such dishonesty should te enforced. ;s4ssss'a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

FIRE AT UTICA, NEw YosE-The Office of the Eve
ming Telegraph, and Bookstore of J. W Fuller, at
I tica, were destroyed by FIRE last Tuesday night
The adjoining Drug Store of q, b. Foster was also
greatly damaged. The loss amounted to s35, coo.
on which there is an insurance OF $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

MuaDgR--Ths North Eastern Georgian says -
"A man by the name of John Winter. killed an
other by the name of Benjamin Hensley, both re-
siding Ia White county, ia. We have not heard
of full statement, but ramor says, Hensley was
beaten TO death with fence rail-"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

MASSACHUSETTS ITEM.-Col. Thomas Learned
of Watertown. Mass. owing TO certain forgeres
committed by his son, which be has been unable 10
scperate from his own transactions, has been obig
ed to part with all his property, aud is in pr
son at the instance of Of his creditors. lie Is
70 years of age
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

SAILS oP A STEAM SUGAR REFINERY The whole ef
fects of the Grocers Steam Refining Company
New York, have been sold for $i4I 600, including
mortgages of S2JI,0o0. The property was pur-
chased by the United States Steam Refining Com
pauy-a new company.
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D SURRENDERED 70 MY CCS.

10 T2gY sSoFe t"SF %Ssn sn named .1 YFGlN1
- and 90 height beet 9is inches weighs be
~ ecu i35 10 tia pounds. Shs says that she Was
owned hy Mr.. James Dobbius, and her former mas
ter named DR.. Patrick Foster Of hahfax. Va;
that Der owner had sold h 7 70 tracer, aud shr
Etrayed from Ihe gang which said trader had with
BAN. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property and pay expenses.
WAXING RUSSELL,
u N-ft Sheriff OF Chatham county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

FLoGGEp.--eharles, . slave, was pun
isbsd By stripes, for being impudent 10 A. c. Wood
son; and Resben Strange, Petersburg free Negro
got dose Of the same medicine for remaining Il
Richmond contrary 20 iaw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

John d. Bridges, was killed by John Il. Smith,
in Gainesville Miss, the 18th ult Bridges
made a most unwarrantsble attack upon Smith
who drew his kuife aud stabbed him, and then
gave himself up to the authorities. He was held
for trial in the sum of S250.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

MuRDERERs CoAaIrTED.-0n Monday, two bows
named Henry Downs aud John Graham, were com
mitted for trial, at Baltimore, for the murder Of
John Jost. another lad, on Sunday afternoon
Downs, ia alleged, fired the fatal shot and era
ham put slug in the gun, which caused the boys
death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

ADVANCE IN SPERM 0rL.-The New Bedford Stand
ard learns that 800 barrels Of sperm oil have been
sold within few days at a price over 81 Is per
galon--und srstooa to be about 81 20. .tr -. p
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WoLyEs IN NEBRAsKA.-Mr. Orr, who has farm
near Florence. Nebraska, being annoyed by the
depredations Of wolves, recently set some poison
ed meat one night, and ON the following morning
found two prairie wolves and two mountain wolves
dead by the bait. They were quite fat
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eSs@ puorocRApUs IN Or Coz

Egs~ PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL CoLoRs,
PHoT1GRAPHs IN MATER CoLoRs. AND PHOTOGRAPHS
PLAIN made from lile copied from small pictures
aud eniar ced 10 any size. also the most perfect
and highly finished AMBR0TyPEs OF cnildren and
Adults all times to bo had At the large Photo
graph and FiLe Art Galleries Of IL W MIsNls, III
tom House, ami on Sycamore street, Peter burg,
Va ia %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

NAN WITH FIys Wives "A man named Coombs
was committed 10 Jail at Boston last week. charged
with having four wives. On Monday the ffth one
to his laureis. - -au1f =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

A FRENCH ENGINEER was travelling upon old
Ohio steamboat. He observed to the captain
@But this engine is in very poor condition"
"Tbats so, was ths reply.
.And how long do you expectto run iii
"'Till il bursts was the cool reply.
After the next landing place there was one
Frenchman less aboard that boat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

THE PsICs OF SsFErT-superintend Rich has
placed at the stations along the line Of the MchI-
gan Central Road signs, on which are inscribed.
''fhe price Of safety Is eternal vigilance"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

FIRE IN ST. JOHN, N, B.-The drying house at
tacbed to the pententiary at ST. Johu, N. B., was
accidentally burned down last Tuesday night. The
bniidiug contained great portion OF the winters
work besides u large lot of tub and pail slaves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

LOCKED UP.-Margaret Sullivan and
her daughter Mary, were locked up yesterday, fof
beating y bite woman IL grave yard.
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P. E. GIBBS.
RICHMOND. Jan. II, lS5
Once corner 22d and Main streets

70 DR.. KAHN,
Once corner 22d and Main streets.
nsA. DEAR SIR: | feel it duty l owe
to you to state to the public the successful removal
of "A Tumor from the side of my neck, OF Seuentsen
wears standing, weighing upwards of sir pounds,
without the use of knife the loss OF hlood-and
If which am now we'll. | was examined by DR..
Warner of the Faculty of Richmond twelve years
ago, and he pronounced 90 chances against me oy
cutting it, rs also did other eminent physicians
JAMES MILLER.
Residence-Perkinsville Goochland CO., Va.
ia IS-l3IuT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

ny~ PRINcIpE CIGARS! PRINCIPE CT
Oars EXTRA EAGLE BRASD-Just received
one case OF these really fine CIGARS, TO which We
cali the attention OF those who prefer hrstrate, Old
fashion Principe. -
de SITS corner 18th and Broad sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

The reported duel between the Chippewa chief
Hole.in-ths Day, and white man, in which the
chief was killed. Is now sad to be hoax, invented
by some persons at st. Paul
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

HoRsE STEALINa.-Charles Cook
charged with horse stealing, is 70 have hsAria,
next Monday. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

More bears have been killed In Yagoo Miss
swamp within the past six months than there has
been for six years previous.
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- ~ '''>'' - '' GEORGE sTARRETT.
gSg~ Way SUFFER- WITH RHEUMATISM

Neuralgia Head Ache Esr OF Tooth Ache, or pain
IA any part of the limbs or body, stomach or bowels.
EheI. you be cured instantly with HARTs-
uURNES CURE-hLL! 1t is fine tonic for weak
tOlac hs and bowels giving them tone and strength
% digest food, thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep,
,a. Let all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL,
LADD Co. or ether Druggistsin Richmond Bot
lies 25 and 81 cents. &C l0-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

Drunk Tom Burke got drunk last
Thursday and kicked mp shindy. for which he wss
Gagged till yesterday morning and then discharged.
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hartman LxroHKa.-I have iuat

nN-FREsH LEEoHEs.-I have just re-
ceiyed by Adams' Express q fresh lot of Swedish
LEECfiEs, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
p Ps.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. and al
night on 9th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25--ts X. O. H0BsoE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

FAST DRIVING --Marshall. . wagon
driver, received .hfteen stripes, BY order Of the
Mayor. for driving his team In the street faster
than = walk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

FIRE IN NEw YoRK.--The drug store of itslsey 4
Co. ut the corner of Water street and Buriing
slip, New York, was burnt on Wednesday even
lug.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

LoyGEvrTV.-Mrs. Abigail Brown died lately in
the Almshouse at DuEbury, Mass, at the age of
one hundred and eight years, eight months and
four days She was born on the ocean while her
parents einigranis from Ireland to this coun-
try
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

THIS PoPE TURNED SHipBunDgR Pope Plus *
has at length. IL would seem, and strange enough.
turned ship builder; at least the last oresn mall
announces the lauueh at Ancoua Of two mes chant
men OF 1880 tons each, an event hitherto unre-
corded, We believe, in the Roman States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

HSBATHsl BATHS BATHsl Hot,
cold and shower baths can be had daily from
o'clock A. M. TO half past p. NJ. at the hair cut
ting, shaving and shampooing room under the amer
ican Hotel Entrance on llth street. Singie bath
25 cents, or five tickets for 81.
no d X. q. HUBSUN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

EB- DR. COOKS, LATE OF ST. LOUIS,
Mo.0fice aud residence on ID street. west side be-
tween Marshall aud Clay streets. - ls-d6m
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CANDIDATES FOR orrTcn



fss> To the YorKns OF HEsnIoo
CouNgr 81 take this method Of announcing mvsaIf
Candidate for the shestalty OF lIenrico c9nnfv =,
the elton IN May next: aud il elected promise r.
devote aliaf my time 10 the Office aud 10 iIscharee
its duties ~ the law directs l viii try and sse III
voters OF the county before the day of election and
Ia the meantime refer all such as wish to sseer
tain my fitness for tle office 10 my nexhb,r, ANA
toJohn NJ. Gregofy, Esd Jchn b. Young Eso ami
70 Tue Justices ot Henrieo eoenty.
ia @l--dtde 4. J. CARTIER.
EFxA- FaLLow CITIZENS: | am n eandi.
date for COMMISSIONER OF TItg REVENUE
f'r the upper District Of Henr.co county in Nav
next. IN place Of J. H. Kscsee, Esq who ciincs
reelection. Should il he your plsssure 70 bestow
the ciliee upon are, I pledge myself to a fun and
faithful discharge OF the duties thereof.
Very respectfully.
ja 5-2taw2mMSs George W. CARTER.
Esy" To NY FELLow-CiTIzENs or THE
CouNTF OF HRSRtco.- II am a candidate for the SHE
RlfFAL1f of the County Of Heurico and respect
fully solicit yoar sufa2es at the ensuing election in
May next. s. MICH. DAVIS.
Richmond. 18th Dec. 1857. fs 4--dln~
EsA- SBERiFFALTY oF HgYRICo.--I am
candidate for reelection 20 tie Office Of SHERIFF
Of UenTieo JN0. A. HUTCHESUN.
de l9--dtda
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e.Rp GovvR.on SrREsr SToyp grop

f. GOVERNOR STREET SToVE SToRE'
Fall campaign for 1851, now opened, with larger
and stlli more desirable assortment than in any for
Ger year consisting in part Of one entire cargo from
he Justly celebrated foundry Of A G. Barstow, which
ridges OF good work particularly invited TO ex
anime. Persons having in use Stoves, Ranges, OF
Furnaces of this make, can obtain repairing pieces
III application, at factory prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

PROVISION FOR VIsIToRs-We under
stand that Major EDWIN ROBINSON, Division Quar-
termaster of the 9TH Division OF Militia has made
provision for the comfortable quartering of nt
least fifteen hundred men OF the several volunteer
companies which will be here the 22i inst, and
Is making arrangements for the accommodation oi
much larger number. Major X. deserves the
highest praise for his active exertions in this par
ticuar.
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dosPosr NAVY YARD.-The work On the new
~. her frames are being raised. s5afe''' - 9.
orders have been received to get the sloops-of.
war saratoga, Cyans aud Preble In readiness for
sea. ,4s.s.-l a. . 5.s ~ 71-~g- -
6. steamer Coli raio. - s..4sr q ''--sa--T II.
Carpenter Gsvrge w. Elliott. has been ordered 10
report for duty on board the U. g. Practice Shin
plymouth, at tWashington,--AortolkH Herald 1lgl'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

SESTsScss--rwo Juvenile ruaians named TooIe
and TebbrWck, ecnvictssi Ia New York. a@snceesse.
ries to the rape and murder Of Teresa epissieiu.
have been seLtenced 20 the State prison--she drst
for 10 years aud months, and the latter for 10
years and 2 months 81 t-s...E i - II
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T'HR LARGEST STOCK OF JEWEL


I'HE LARGEST STOCK OF JEWEL
- kYt SILVER PLATED WARE WATCHES
&C. IN Ths CITY The subscriber has received by
we Steamer jamestown very large and varied stock
u the aDoFs goods which is superior in quality to
~aat generally kept in the Jewelry Stores Of the
~ ana WINCH he will sell at far less prices than
the s.fae sotGs can be bought for.
~ Ladies ana gentlemen will please call at No
l1 nam street. where the above goods will be show
WIN pleasure aud warranted as represented
@Y-is HENRY w QDARLEs Auct
RARGAlNS AND NO MISTAKE,-The
subscriber, intending t. close iis present bust
hsss oHsfs BIS entire stock OF Dry Fancy and IN n.
"ooas hs such prices that wili at once show that
M nc y really selling out. These In want wl consult
a'sM ~ e~o ea interests by giving me aa early call
an .siore ilaeptsd y him will please settle their
ACCOUNTS, W longer indulgence can not ba given
.4,. II. PLEISCHER
.ss-.mT 2 datn 81. opposite Market Hall
E'hEsH GARDEN SEEDS, Landreth's.
=. s,sos'sed and for sale by GRO D0WDgN.
Druggists, l75 Broad street.
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es% FOR RENT-The Dwelling above
- out store. containing five Rooms, suitable for
'uuic ur LolGiBg Rooms. There is entrance
irlm tlio st Charles Hotel 10 these rooms. App!
T. DUKE & HUTCH ESON,
IA It's No. ~ Main street.
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SUICIDE OF PRYsIcIAS.-Dr. Alexander L. Mac
key died in Baltimore Wednesday, at the Wes-
tern Hotel, under the following painful circum-
stances:
lie had been boarding at the hotel for four or
nve months; and for the last two or three weeks
appeared unusually depressed and melancholy,
indeed, since the death of his amiable and highly
esteemed wife, (formerly Miss Dorsey of Ann
Arund!e county0 his characteristic cheerfulness
and spirit yielded to uniform sadness, On Sun-
day evening last, the deceased returned to the
hotel as usual, but declined partakin q oftea. and
proceeded TO his room and went 10 bed During
Monday, the room was entered by a servant who.
upon finding The deceased asleep, retired. At an
carly hour Tuesday morning. Col. Mcintosh, pro-
prietor of the hotel, somewhat surprised at his
absence, proceeded to his room. whereupon the
deceased found in the came position as on the
previous day, and seemingly in sound sleep. Sus-
pectiDg that all was not right he attempted to
arouse him. and afterwards secured the services
of Dnstors White, Robinson, and Emory. The gem
tienen at once understood his case, aud treated
him as having taken morphine. They applied the
Stomach pump and galvanic battery with hut
little or effect. for the deceased continued 10 sink
until the hour stated above, when he died.
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ss.gr~ 4 NEw HAIR DYB--We have see,

great many liquid Hair Dyes, highly extorted and
seen many of our friends them, but mover have
the color sought for, obtained where persons
apply 1t themselves If any OF our rcsn:ers wish To
get their Hair, Wniskers Mustauche changed
from red light gray, 10 most beauilul Black or
9rOwp, and without the least injury to the hair OF
skin, we would advise them TO cali
HoBSON, under the American Hotel.
Entrance Iltb
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So FOR REST.-For the purpose OF
E.a.moying into larger building on the Basic
baUt We oiiei the house at present occupied by us
flE RENT. WM. T. STAPLES a CO.,
18th street. next door tn
ats Shields & Solueryiile.
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OFFICERS elected for Liberty Fire Co.,
No 4: Geo. A. Ainslie, Commander; Albert Acres,
lst Foreman; G. Berghei,ner, "a Foreman; b.
Holmes, Secretary; A. Broesmyer, Treasurer II
Bnehansb, Hose Director; J. Y. Jackson, II. D.,
Surgeon.
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AN IscoRaIGIBLE BoY-John A--was a good
natured fellow, nof without wit, adverse to toll,
and spending most OF his time in manipulate
ing those rectangular forms Of pastebosrd which
I. Crebore advises. and where the American eagle
sits on the ace Of spades. Jehns father was dead,
but his nacle a Boston citizen, fTeguently gave
him gond advice. '.John,'' said he. one day, -be
industrious, and with your talent yau can make
anything of yourself. Suppose you have no capt.
tai. Look at old Billy Grayl He came into this
city with pack on his back aud went out with
million of doiarsl" That's nothing to my case
uncle said the ineorrigibie john i came into
this city with two packs in my pocket, and am
going out without red cent"
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FOR RENT-And possession riv

- FOR RENT-Aud possession given
- Immediately. the store No q Main street, nov
copied by the subscriber. Itis central and one Of
tfle lest locations in Richmond for any kind OF
Wil,.-sAie OF retail business.
Tue St5r. ari Collar will hs rented either with ol
IA E-!in THOMAS A RUST.
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! POLICE bApdEs---lu large cities, whoro
- policeman may be INST y sysry corner q -
streets badges of gcs, publicly worn, arsof rree3
advantage; but II adopted hsfs, where tksfs ~
only fonfef ave pelics olncsFS, the rssUls A6ool1
ofcers and consequently requirs no. insientes -
which to designate them. The o0icsrs nay thsrsr
iore eircuists about in promiscuous crowds, ed
ave an oppoftuDity Of detecting strangs fhIsvss
y. nnssssa operatarsi bat put q public nafk opea
shs shsm- py which they would be kuouns - the
.neses, .s. and they would not detect one 10 aiik
ss.ss On such occasions ~ the 22d, every kood
,. W ~ 80 ms power 20 protect straugsrs Lse -
poiiss M NIX among them, eamaxksd. and thev no !
srsnS :, 'n ,g a0ins good Lns stamp shsr VIII u
III. 1a y. poIce on their foreheads and thisvss
always taking care to ses that no q CssrIsvss = !
near when well flied wallst or hapdsop.~ ,.ssag
Is to be T. Rfted' on the . siyy - -
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QuEER AFFAIn -The schenecIady. New York, he,

QUEER AFFAIR The Schenectady, New York, Re-
htctor is responsible for the following:
Quite mistake lately occurred in love affair at
Duanesburg. couple of young ones agreed to
elope together, and by some mistake in the
preliminary arrangements, the gentleman put
the ladder up to the window of the room
next to the one in which his fair sweetheart
slept. and which proved TO be that in which her
anxious mamma, handsome widow, reposed.-
She turned ths mistake to her own advan fage; got
into his arms; returned his afrctonate embraces;
was borne by him TO the carriage, and by rreserv-
ing becoming silence until daylight, kept him blind
of his error and by the potent power of her bian-
dishments. actually charmed him into matrimouy
with herself We give these facts On the authority
of a responsible correspondent.
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SS" HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
lnd Strangers visiting the CityIf you wish TO get
your Hair cut III the latest and Iaost improved style
would advise you to call on HOBS0S, at his Hair
Cutting Room. under the American Hotel-entrsnt G
llth street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
Ill hours. Single Baths 2j cents, tickets for ST.
SD 2S-tf
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policemen OF New York city arrived here yesteI
day with requistion Of G5sernor Wise Tor thu
person Of MASON THOMAS, charged with kidnapping
George Anderson, free negro, aud selling him ..
a slave Thomas Is wei known to the police o
New York, and will probably have = good time IL
getting rid Of the charge nov made against him