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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03
sEEG1A +, aQSiCHa
No. BUYERS OF Stoves, ATTENTION
ASA SNYDER,
AT THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
RICHMoNp VIRGINIA

ASA SNYDER,
AT THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Continues the manufacture. tor the supply of the
southern market. OF those very popular COOKING
VIRGINIA AIR TIGHT
GEN OF THE SOUTH. tthe best double oven
ssoSFHEEss soSfaEss fsasEfh fk5s WfrcH
RICHMOND PREMIUM
Also. HEATING STOVES for parlors. Offices,
stores. factories. churches. and deposs
81 NJ h MBE X "a
That these stoves are heavier than Northern
stoVes and cost no more per pound; that Repairing
their operation is warranted TO prove saiisfactory
A1Certiiicates OF merit might be produced by
hundreds ii neos''aryi gs SURE
To enquire for the RICHMOND MAKE on
STOVES and buy no others, as dealers can make
more on Northern Stoves, and are therefore more
interested In their sale. oc 4-im
nr CouaHs, COLDS, HoARsEEsss, &C.
The prevalence of the above complaints at this
son has the effect of bringing cut host Of proiec
,edly new specifics and while some few may be
ocd many are and some son even g sns
TO consult your family ply scian. or otherwise
ase only such remedies ss long public experience
ss ss s4sGP or
BIC. Originally the faverite prescription OF an I'm
nsacus aHd .i,hSus Sss
70 enjoy growing reputation for the last twenty
years. In al recent casss 1t acts like charm and
ia Chronic cases, Bronchitis. Hopping Cough. Group
Asthma &C. 1t Is used with unparalleled success ~
most families win testify.
BoDEKER, &c, At IS cents per bottle and in an Gle
CANT anu pleasant Loxcnge form. IN and % cents
per box, called TYLER's ''6uA ARABIC CoUag T. C.snH
~ ALL IL oss WHO ARE AYSLIersD
with any Chronic Disease considered incarsbIs will
receiye a Lefs0r giving information which Will In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

BAD 6lrUAiIoH.-SaneB Blackburn. late.
" committed to jail for vagrancy vas ssnt 20 ths
poor holss ysstsrday, apparently in dying eea-
ditiou.
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The MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CoMpANy.-The Mon
treai Telegraph Company on Saturday successful
iy laid cable across the Niagara river, to connect
At Buffalo the Canada lines with the lines in the
states The cable is $500 feet long, ard has three
conductors. The time occupied in laying it WAS
eight minutes.
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UUAhplNu.--our house, ON Grace st.,
ID between sth and 6th, ia now open for the accom-.
,ta5atton ui buardeTs. b MURRAY
p--ts M MIfREav
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20 STONE WARE

L|r STONE WARE.
NA RIuHdOND
W. MANUFACTURE.
al JUGS,
JARS,
CHURNS,
PITCHERS. &C, ..
70 sal" at Factory prcss, at our Pottery, corner
oi l2,h and Cay stress.
&c - KEESEE Il PARR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

SALE OF LAND.-Ths Pear visburg (Va.,) South west
notices the sac of land belonging TO the estate of
Dr., Chapman, on New River" '.fhe Dr's interest
"a in the Ferry Tract, containing about 800
acres, was purchased by James Brown, of that
county, for $6,475, being s2l5s1S per acre. The
Lower tract, containing 290 acres. was pu rch ssed
0y Guthrie, Of Pulaski, for %, ,l55, being SIS.
II h per acre
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T1css5s - -s.sss=..sesgsysssss7 GREAT NORTH

Ia % -z.s ERS SHhAI hS D WFsfEkE NnKEHS
% 4 k-CAKKYING THE GREAT UNITED
STATES AAiL.-Ewice daily Sunday night e1
more. Philadelphia and New York, and all i'm por-
iaui points W est, over the RICHMOND, FREDER-
lCkSBURH and POTOMAC RAILROAD. IS miles,
and By splendid aud comfortable Steamers thence
to Washington, IS miles in all i30 miles in hours;
t-ing and perfectly safe rate of speed
hours OF departure, 6:45 A NJ, and ~ 2. Nj.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents
CHECKED THROUGH to Washington. Baltimore,
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~HARTsHoRzE's CURs-ALL-- a5ss
THE GREAT PAIN ANlYIHLLATOR, h 4
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK eT0M
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS. -


BoTrLEs ~, 25 and 50 cents and Que dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE. fsl sr
HARTSH0RNES CURE-ALL shorld be kept in
ell families in of accidents sudden sick ness,
get physician. ~
1t pain in any pert Of the Iystem and is used
externally and internally.
S6 As the frequent changes of the weather pro-
duce O bad Cold. Kheuma atism. Neuralgia, Sore
Throat, Pain in the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth and
Far Ache Ague or Lumps in the Breast. Pain in the
Limbs and Body; also. Stiff Neck-eyery person
should get bottle. II acts upon the Nerves. Mug
cles, Sinews, Blood aud Bones and, BY its warming
electromagnetic power. .expes ali pain from the sys
TEN. Get bottle aud try il. l.t .-s.-. LIZ.
NB.-If you have Cough, use seHARTSH0RNE'S II
best Cough Srup in the world Is and 50cts bottle
If you are Bilious. use HARTsHORSkS ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. they act upon the Liver, stom
acb and Bowels. carrying of all Bile and Foul So
cretions. 25 cents q box. IL. .5 ,. ..--,s.. .s.a
The above medicines to be had ut all Drug Stores
in Richmond Norfolk Petersburg and ali towns in
Virginia. .-.-L-. &C lA-6m
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To-MopRow NIGHT as we have hereto

fore announced, Hon. JoHS TYLER, Ex-President
If the United Slater will deliver an address before
the Mechanics Institute, at the Hall of Exhibition
on 9th str6 ct. North of Main. We have not yet
learned the particular subject upon which he will
speak, but feel assured that it will be one we'll
suited to the occasion.
On Friday night, Mr. THOMAS II. WYNSE of this
city, a prsctic Al mechanic, and self taught gems
.ieman, will aidre-s the Institute oc the subject
# Mason & Dixou's line. Those who know Mr.. W.
will readily conjecture that he has thoroughly
prepared himself Tor the occasion and that he will
shed new light upon o subject which is very little
understood but which is filled with interest to all
Who wish to know anything of the history Of our
country.
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U~- WHIrEHuEsr' OLD GALLERY, "a

MAIN srRExr.--NoTloE.- takes Pictures
from so cents to 3l0. Ambrotypes, Melainoiypes ON
either in pastile oil The painting 20 be done by
first class portrait painter. He does not pretend
10 take them by the coo or by the aid OF machine
ry suitable for running railway cars or sn veean
line of steamers. He has two skyIights. enabling
HIM all times To get good Pictures. an advantage
Also--Pictures taken for the Stei oscope. "a 80
o. a.4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

MAYORS CoURT.-James McCafferty,
who was charged with attempting to pick the
pocket OF VIM Fowikes, was before the Mayor
yesterday. and there being no evidence to iusiifv
ms Henor In remandipg him, he was held to bali
In the sum Of 500, to keep the peace. Committed
in default.
John Massa was bornd over for threatening to
Kill Nicholas Maietesta-and the latter was also
bound over for his participation in the affray.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

FLORAL BEAuIIEs Morton, the florist
has Just placed on exhibition at the Mechanics
Fai., specimens of flowers grown in his garden,
which are really beautiful, and cannot fail TO at
tract the admiration OF lady visitors. Gil and
see them.
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BOARDING.

Mrs. RICHARD CROUCH having az :.
NJ yerAl vacant ROOMS. persons ,lesirinv Ran,s
tnr. be accommodated. Apply at the corner of Ciay
aEd souIta sTFe"ts. 60 2S--eoatS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

~ DR JoHn b. WALrHALI, (H0mUo-
pathist) offers his professional services 70 the cid
xcns Of Richmond and its vicinity. Once 9 M ~
sidence, on Leigh street. two Soors rom -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

COMPREHENSIVE DESCRIPTION following account
of the Agricultural Fair at Winnsboro, s. lis from
the Winnsboro' Register:
at was quito success. Surpassed all its pre-
decessors. Was fuller and finer. Needle word
was excellent. Fancy doings fiue Edibles tempt
ing substantlals OF the culinary sort superior.
potatotes especially. Fine we'll ustained Stock
Numerous, fat and noisy. Ladies attended notwth-
stand the nood. fine crowd there all day Mud
knee deep in the streets"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

pRINATE B0ARDlNG.-MiSS BID
GOOD has taken tha large and comfortable
houss corner Of Main aud Eth stress an, will onen
- f. thc reception OF Boarders ON the lat of October
roIt Gentlemen can be accommodates, with board
lrs sy the day. se 2S-9m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

~HARrsHoaNK's AHTf-BILIous Pills
are the safest aud best Pursative Pills in they
act upon the Liver, stomach and Bowels. carrying
OF ali bile and every foul secretion. They don't
grippe, are easy Ia their operation, and can BE- taken
at any without fear OF exposure. They renaove
Co.ds froln the system aud prevent Rheums .aIH,
II you suffer with any pain, use eHAxrsHORNEs
CURErA I'll. the great PAIN ANNIHlLArOR. ~
SYRUP. which is the best Cough syrup In the
world. e.. - "a ..s 4
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. oc is-em =
NY Dr. AcHILLss Asc0LI's Office, On =
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7rH AND srn.
NH Ply
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(Rsga5le on the reaapdl Qf the Patiesst.)
th,t.s .iAFisf1ts per week - 4

hh'ta patients. per Week.--..-.-........-...,so
Private Rooms. .."'.-.....".s3 TO- SIS
sa~ City acceptance required for patients from
the Country. Unrss whel the parties are known TO
one e the Physicians OF the hospital.
Tn includes all charges for Board Medical attend
snce, AETsins aud Medicine: BY an arrangement
additional ie, ranging nom 81 e. 49, viii be charg
- tar sGrs.es! c=tsos. The particular sum may be
ss.eiaHe'i beforehand by application to Que of the
stieadlDS tGgscians.
W small pux adIRittec
y pate irecelNed i0r less than a week.
TIE uuI=Tsl-z.ed will give IHeIr persona. atten-
tpu 10 sll Psttuts placed IL taeiT Hospital
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLT0N MD,
Grace street, between 4th and 5th
THOMAS POLLARD, u D.,
Base, ut of the POwbatan House
U. 4. CkkASHAN, NJ. ID,
FrAnklin st, next door below Trinity Church.
Wi ". PARKER III. D.,
Law Building, Franklin street, next deor to state
Court Hous
TH0s. NJ. NIXON. NJ. D. Resident Physician
JAZZ t-epdly
INFikMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL:
LeiE This Iuhrmary is situated at the corner
Of MARSHALL aud College streets in an elevated and
h"althful position, convenient to the railroad de-
pos hotels aud ether centres of business 1t is fur
U'shtl With every Arrangement requisite for the
fer the comfort OF the sick. All persons requiring
NedicA or surgical AID except the insane and those
latorug under contagious diseases, admitted
into he Institution. Lying-in women are also
ceiyed and carefully attended 10.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge Of the Profes.
NJ tbs College. who visit the wards daily. The
charges Tor Board, Medical Attendance Nursing and
Medicine. are for Per week.
White Patients ...............36
C0lored - ..... ..,... ....................,S5 IS
Private Rooms to SIS
IL addition 10 tue above rstes, in cases requiring
a StrgIcct OPERATION, by agreement with the pro-
prietors Of the Bellevue Hospital a small fee is
charged for the operation. varying from So to $50,
according to its importance. The particular fee in
ans cssc may be sscertatned by application TO either
Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi-
ciAn.
All charges payable on the removal of the patient
Attending urgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PKTICoLAs and
HELLP0RD.
Attending Physicians Profs. TUoKER and Cen
9AT.
Resident physician-JUyIus NICHE. ID. D.
steward-F NJ. PARRISH.
PTesideut-L. s. JONES, NJ. D.
Persons inthe country, desiring to send patients
ts the lutrmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. sd 26-6m
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HARD ON A METHODIST PRH.cHKR.

HARD ON METHODIST PREACHER. -
Lass evening, the Rev. LLOYD MooRE. of the Appo-
matto1 Circuit. Virginia Conference. had his norta
monnaie taken from his pocket on the cars, by
some daring thief and robbed eff it's con tents,
aoont 500, which had been paid him day or two
ago. ss his salary. This was every cent the Reve-
rend gentleman had
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

NJ ALL tt osg WHO ARE AFFLICTED
with any Chronic Disease considered incarsble will
receive Letter. giving Information which VIII IN
sure speedy and perm Anent cure By sending their
names and one stamp ito prepay postAge) 70 Dr. =
B. Foors, the celebrated Chronic Physician. and
author Of Medical Common Sense. saratoga
3nrin0a NJ " l3-0AW3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

B9-THRUUGu TICK ETs to ALL the above points
procured at this office, Broad street. Shock Hill
SS- Passengers by this route, breakfast and sup
Al ASHLAND, the birth place Of Henry Clay, and
dige ON board the comfortable Steamers between
Aqua Greek and Washington
IN SIGHT OF MT. VERNON.
E% FcT further information apply to
Is. RUTH, Sup't.
JAS D WINSTON Ticket Agent.
QfFlcE r., T.. kP. X. Il. Col
Richmond Sept7 1855, tc2
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PATENT SAppLu.-The saddle exhibit.

PATENT SApDLs-The saddle exhibit
ed by Mr.. S. s. CoTrRELL, at the recent Fair, and
which took the premium, was made BY Mr. Jos
RUDIsILL, skiillui saddler in his establish ment
and was made after the pateut OF Mr.. c. This
patent is spring seat, which 10 described by
contemporary "as springy aud buoysut % q spring
cushioned chair; aud that IL 30 adjusts itself to
the size Of the rider AS to make II ia all respects
support and relief" Mr.. CottrelPs saddle sold
promptly at . fpe pr.ce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03
A NEW SrABAT MATEE We under

NEW WC
stand that Mr.. v. BUSCH, the musical composer and
teacher, who recently produced new and beauti-
ful "Mass," which was sung at the Catholic Cathe-
dral in this city, has composed 'Slabat Mater do
IoroSo" which is dedicated to the Archbishop OF
New York This work is composed for four solo
voices, partly with single aud partly with dou BILE
choruses, aud is said by judges TO be marked by "A
great many beauties. This composition, as we'll
as his Mas Mr.. Busch intends 10 bring out in New
York, with the accompaniment OF full orchestra,
for the benefit of the pew Cathedral In that city-a
guiding already described in the papers, which IL
ia understood will cost million Of dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

RsLEAsED.-Charlss Griffiths, the bus
band of Charlotte Griiths has been set at liberty
while the latter is detained in Jail, to answer the
charge Of attempting to pick the pocket of Mrs.
Carpenter, at the Mechanics Institute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

TEE erHAMsR EHuLrz.-Captain Hill
vithdrsws temporarily, for repairs; but assures us
that In few weeks he will have his steamer on
the line again, In ship shape, and ready t. accom-
u,odate the public. @ as
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a1--a='f = -a--s==s
Texas Items.

We are In receipt Of Galveston papers to the
Goth nlt The Galveston Civilian reports thirteen
interments in that city on the 23d and cath uIts-
twelve being yellow fever cases
man died In the hospital on the 22d of the pre-.
saiing epidemic, who was lately tried and acquit-
ted Ia Liberty ty, on the chai ge Of killing
man on one OF tho .seamboass, between Galveston
and that town, shot time since. On his death
bed, 1t Ia sal te confessed his guilt.
The receipts Of cotton at Houston for the week
ending on the 2lst were ,359 baies-being greater
by loo bales than was ever received In apy o 10
week, before this year. Receipts since Ist Septeu.
be- 10000 bales.
The notorious burglar Kuykeudalt. sent to the
Penitentisry from Hr rs county, has escaped -
TIE Houston Telegraph says that his cell was In
the hTst tie', there being two above him. The
three prisoners worked their way up from cell to
cell, to the roof, ard got out. The Names of the
two are Green Jones, from Robertson county and
George Hogue, from Kerr county One hundred
dollars reward Is offered for each of the three
The San Antonio Herald publishes the official or
der Oh General Twiggs, TIE commander of the mil
ttary department of Texas, announcing to the
troops throughout his command the partic lars of
the brilliant victory of Major Van Dorn's exped
tion over the Camsnches.
The San Antonio Ledger of the 10th, has the fol.
lowing
Governor Uzhazy, the celebrated Hungarian pa
triot arrived the latter part of last week at hi,
home near this city. The Governor had been on
visit to bis relatives in Europe.
We learn from private letters that the Indians ip
the vicinity of Laredo are again becoming quite
troublesome. Sore so persons, it is stated, have
been Killed in the vicinity Of Laredo within few
mouths, together with numbers of cattle horses.
&c, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

NoLLE PRosEoUI.-Thescase Of Smith.
for the murder Of Mr.. Royal Crouch, and that Of
Peter Crutchfeld, for the murder OF his uiEe
which have been on the docket Of the Heur co
Circuit Court for some two or three years, we
disposed of yesterday, by nole froseq.G-Judgs
Clopton being convinced that the testimony Ia
neither case ve7 sufficient Or conviction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

~ Srovss, RANaEs AND FURHAoBs.
Now 10 store q full supply. cargo Of schr Mignic-
nstte Purchasers are invited % examine the quail
ity of our wares We especially recommend the
Richmond Portable Furnace, Hay State Cooking
Range aud Harp Cook Stove. sa u. y j..
Repairs always hand for ell leading articles sold
a tho Governor Street Stove Store. q b. 81
"a Wanted immediately two hrstcias vorkmea.
a &c rs 0EORHk STAkRKTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

n1Gxo1on B. SrIzI, Dentist, O66es
end residence No. 81 Main. between stk and -
tre~ta. Ri,hmogd va- NV NY
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INTBsEsrIsa ADDRESS EXPECTED We
understand that A. JUpsoN CRANE, Esq, has con-
ssnted to deliver an address in the Exhibition
Hall of the Mechanics Institute tonight, at half
past o'clock; aud as the subject Of his discourse
is one which he has thoroughly studied, We feel
assured that those who hear him, will be interest
ad and inatructad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

HANDSOME DISPLAY We notice in the
Mechanics Exhibition, on 9th street, that Alex
andsr Hill & Co ha 20 cases of boots aud shoes
for ladies aud gentlemen, manufactured by them
selves either of which would do credit to the best
parisiau establishment. Those who have noticed
his work speak in the highest terms OF it, but all
wonder why it is that in a city where shO,
making has nearly reached perfection, no other
ma nufacturers have specimens of their work on
exhibition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

sHAMsFuL Sons one or m ,re e-sone
entered the Marble yard Of Mr.. John W. Davies,
corner of 9th aud Main Streets. last Monday night
aud injured and defaced several piecess Of finished
work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

~FRANKLIN PAPER MILL, RIcH-
MoNp, vA-DAlviders Manaiactnrina COMPANY
Manila ano Wrapping PAPEk, Ness and Book
PAPERS, Of ell qualities and aisss. furnished q
short notice. zs.s~4
Cash paid for RAGS.
@ OGDEN, Supt oc4-3m
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DUKE ENGLISH MUSTARD. in four
sud seven pound tins ia half pound bottles and
',sik fyr retailing. This is q pure and reliable
ic =. which We esB reeommsLd
WAkIhG 4 PEARCE, Druggists.
GLoz Broad street, above sth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03

QBLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLAN-
~ BTSI 5000 SsrvAnts Blankets. just receiyed.
Planters, Traders and Tobacconists are invites 20
look et them. - I am selling Blankets g prices
much below panic times. ALFRED NOSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-05

MURDERS IN lS57.-The Police Gazette pub
fishes list OF sixty murders which have been
committed in New York city since January LIST
1857. But one execution has taken pIace-that of
the colored man Dorsey Three persons convict
ed OF capital crimes are now under sentence of
death-Michael Cancemi. for the murder of Pc
Iceman AnderOn; James Rogers for the murder
or John Swansey; and James Shepherd, for a, son
in the first degree.
A remarkable feature in this appalling list of
crime II the fact that in large majority of cases
no circumstances have pointed with certainty to
the criminal. Suspicious have, indeed, rested
upon parties in most cases but these have been
in some instances entirely unfOunded, aud in
ethers too vague to warrant the finding of IN in
dictment; and up TO the present moment there is
a long catalogue shrouded in mystery
The Bond street tragedy created more excite
ment than any other in the list The horrible
details OF the assassination; the arrest and trial
of Mrs. Cunningham; the various phases the
osse assumed, are fresh In the public memrey
The murder of Policeman Anderson while in
the discharge of his duties, next to the Burdell
murder. attracted most attention great f,-
neral procession, in which marched the entire
police force of the city and an immense retinue
OF citizens, attested the intercs: which the even:
excited Tbs Italian Canceni has been twice
tried for the murder. The jury disagreed on the
hrst trial he was convicted on the second. and
sentenced by Judge Davies but his counsel have
Of error.
The most alarming feature in these case. i. the
apparent absence of any motive for assassination
MANY murders have seemingly been committed
for the mere love OF killing Thu, a colered
man, named Francis Ssllers, was deliberately
shot In Thomas street, without the slightest
Provocation or any motive of cupidity. The as
sasslns, upon committing the deed, jumped into
tnelr carriage and drove of, probably without
even knowing the name Of their victim-N Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-05

WHAT BECOMES OF OLp Boors?-The Shoe
ana Leather Reporter contains the following so.
luton OF the great mystery-where the old boots
90 TO since the rise in leather, there has been
greatly increased demand throug hout the coun-
Try for old boot legs; and mysterious pedlers of
An antiquarian cast Of countenance, have clea red
eur al the Sarrets OF New Jersey, TO the extreme
wonder and delight of the unsophisticated ma
nvss. For the last six months, the i'm porta, ions
81 cid leather by the Jersey City ferry boat have
been positively Immense and we recommend 10
ths attention OF the collector these untaxed arri-
vals OF dutlable merchandise from foreign port
NOW boots which are considered old In Jersey
would be regarded as a miracle of age in
any other country, and the specimens of legs
which these travelling antiquarians bring to the
Bowery for sale. are so impregnant with red clay,
ana so destitute of backbone, that the Spartans
could not hesitate to acknowledge that thew had
" cultivated their usefulness Nevertheless.
tnese legs are taken in quantities from retail she
oy the shoemakers Of Mulberry street and vicinity
ana AFTER being submitted to certain Tevivifyiny
cafylng processes, are manufactured and return
cd In the Shape Of ''Oxford tlesn Weexamiped
rev OF these shoes in the hands of the operator
ana found them neat and serviceable- look ing
article