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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04
ANwUsEMEnrA.

kTI3ios 0AEDbN -
IN sPxcIAI Noxrcc-CHAH0E or T!MH
roofs open e. 7; to pOuraeuce IT O'clock
1HE FAREW All, Er6AG I'M ErT Of the HASEi8
Ir FAST JRAWfi1 20 A Qs09D.
TUESDAY EyENING. NAY 4 1883
Second night tbs stason OF
TPk GREEN NUreTER
Antoine In his Original character Of the Hhte Rsxkk
Gabriel as Master Tricks in the SC90OLtASTER.
Marietta Zsnfretts and Yout America IN thetr
ENOI,uqIoeS on thE TIGHT R0PE.
doors open al 7, 70 comuencs At O'CLOCK
Tickets % cents. Upper bcIes - Chfrsa eoatG
Next After nooo PerfUs naucs-Ssturday Nays
w ALLACB's THEATRE
W May4
A MORNING CALI.
Wl kr. Letter ani Holy Ia their eg,aaI chaxss.
ters
Continued success Of
THE LOVE KNOT
and The charm ing comedietA Of
LAitkS BEWARE
The strength Of the company Will be 4, a.
above e!egsnt and atiaciiy, programme
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AUCTION SoTICE-GEo. NICHOLS, AUCTIoNEER,
watches jeweIry &c. thus day. MAY 4, los O'Clock.
GEO NICHOLS VIII cell IS above large stock Of hne gold
iewelry watches &C. consisting In part OF god sni silver
watches Ia and bunting Aso and ms c sets,
centre rngs necklaces,
lace coral &C &c sufs sleeve buttons DC. Sse
positiye without reserve 10 the highest bidder.
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HENRY III. LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
IL Nassau street -horses. Ac.-HkhRi II. LkEOS 4 CO
will sell at aucoD Wednesday May o, at IL O'Clock In
front Of No % Nassau street splendid pair Of bay
horses &c hands nigh perfectly kind gentle 10 double
single harness and very stylish Also close carriage made
by tirer S;eyens m perfec. aud little used
set Of double harness In hne order made by TrAnor
together with Blankets whips, &c, all In good order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

hay doors AT kvCr1oN-P. =. KELLY AUCTION.
i ses mis- day At 10 clock, stSo Catherine street
fhe entire sc consisting a. general " season
sp'e scccs, IN loss " s1It prreesser~
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A rcrrCr NCrTCg-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
N forg crparuersp for IN transaction OF the general
suctcn commission business IN all ~ VARIOUS or
se sanr,ens "a househot farnnure hardware, DRY
sods rrocres k and viii attend cut door saes o. every
Sesrri Tor AMI orr e,perience Ia The business we
are ronfdcu of rvuE sasacon parties emu using
their bfxr so care.
az TIoMsIffss9nNyr General Auctousers,
ga Liberty street near broadway.
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TIIN TURF.

frENTREv1TLE COURSE. l. 1.-The CrNrREvrLR
" Course now In One order Tor rotnE snf cvca 70 ~
'"''' JoEL CoSKbfs. Proprie,~.
JrgfoN COURSE, IA t-TRoTT1Sg --rU ksDAy nAY
u aA3P ", purse E5 mile heats. best three in Eve
harness Mr.. Rcdn enters br Doctor J. notv entess
"A. Woocrud enters br e. Pail; j Bridges d.
A. Boston g. jenkins enters Noasvt, J. farrel
T. m. Isy Csvun; u. Pffer b. Lady Jsue H. Tan-
enters b. a. Panic 5. Conway eniers br. Malta.
SHAW WHITE. PrcpretrA
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n1ssoJuTfos or COMPREHENSIVE CoPART-
~ perahp heretsor under the aud firm Of ..
A. W. LLACE at No. Zl2 West Twenty seventh stree.
dissolved The first day Of January As By mrua consent
Par meus viii be made 70 James Wsllace. who viii ssa IN
liquidaion JAMES WAILACE
nafed Aorli D. 1853 ALEXANDER WALLACE
The business OF manufacturing god leA viii De confused
nj iie ssme place BY JAMES whlLACE The subscriber
n carry the same business, q 10 20 West weny mh
IRE on he y VI account. ALEXANDER WALLACE.
Aprl
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-, N levy. AuCr1oNEER, u WILLIAM STREET
u. Assignee sale. dress goods tc~C NJ LEVY val cell
ali ne ds oontsued said store by order of NJ Dinke
ME o T., Riuvsuer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-04

NoTlCE-aiI, PERSONS ARR HyREBY FORBIDDEN
IN 70 harbor trust any Of the crew OF the seas ship
kangaroo Jerey Master from liverpool As no debs q
iher contracting III be PAID ~ he Captslu o. agent
NV YoRK, Nsy 1, 1859.
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nrssoIUTTeN.-TaE COMPREHENSIVE or EDw ARE
~ Banker Son, sAlp ehsneles e Ais e,y d,s.oved BY
tie retirement from business Of Edward Banker kiser
partner vii sligo In licuiiallon- =, BhEkks, -
INV YoRK, Nay l, 1853 JAMES H. BANKER.
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DY JOSEPH HEGFNAr.-wEDNEsDAy,N NAY g. AT 10
ID O'Clock A. W a. the seesrcoms, WiouEhoy corner Of
Pear Brockyn alarse and Of par
Tor chamber and Kitchen furniture stoves SC &C. MA
iarse c,econ Of brussels three ply and ngran and
Ole oils VII be oia en- Friday, May At 10 o'clock A. NJ
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A utrlny NOTICE.. Bo6ART. AUCrfoNEER.-8Y
"A s ROC AB1-Thls day, .. icif oclsck, al t2i West
rect The remaining stock u grocery Store eroskery tin
~ are s,oves; also good wagon
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j. BIEECEyR SON 4 co WILL SELL, BY ORDER
IA. Of tie Supreme court at the Merchants Exchange,
ihusday May 1873 IL O'Clock the valuable four
ngsk bsse zent brick hou 20 with all modern i'm
prov. north side West ahrty seventh street, 3 feet
Inches Eighth 81 900 remain For par
lieu apply 10 ". WHITE, 81 Liberty street. or TO the
auctiore ers Broad street.
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A UCsTTON NOTICE -CROCK2RY AND 0LAsS.-HEN.
"A NJ q. EvAEs, Gucucneer, No. 6 Liberty street wi
sell IN cts from the shelves to suit dealers on "Wednesday
MAY nj 40 eosk best whe granite aud all kin4s OF com
mon china sets glsss &c Including the SO *
OF drser eounnG busaess Goods carefully repsckod for
sh.pplo az.
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TEOs. WITCH. AUOTIoNxKR-sToRE 10 SPRUCE
s;ree,-kIeeuors sale q piano, DC This day Cues.
piano, sewing machines crookery wall lamps SOFAS bu-
resrs, tables belts buttons; also lot OF claret wine
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uBNRY H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g
IA Nassau sireet-RENRY X IEEDS a co. will sell At
auction Wednesday May s. at I o'clock nj the sales
fssssu street. sen,ee house furniture removed
for convenience Of sale of Brussels and ingram
carpets mahogany marble top wastsAnds mahogany
bic dressing mshogany chairs In hair CLOTH tot
let te carved rosewood and mahogany suits hair CLOTH
black walnut cane seat chairs hog extension Ching
table mahogany quarets mahogany arbe de boards
dressing table Sill rarae pier mirrors together With
raj assoi tment OF crocktry glass ard kitchen
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UC1ION NOTICE-A FAMILY RELINQUtsGIH9
"A housekeeping offer their fine furniture 81 great sac
fce sLg OF rsGl set. richly carved out rose WOOD
and - Satz ssacsde; rosewood ceutre tables
msrbl, ,ops ssufsrnse~ood be .stsad BRUSSELS carpet
sofa table corner plate glass all OF which
perfect order Ca, at LIZ West Sixteenth street, near
Eight
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COPARTNERsIIIP NOTICES.

A BUSINESS YOUNG NAN WANTED, AS PARTNEl
a liz the wholesale aud retail liquor business Ia of IN
bss stores down town. lue IN ART class style
Capital nscossfry from $50 u 81 go Apply 70 T. GAff
My, corner nsw BoweTy aid Oak street.
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NOTICE The undersigned vii continue The shlp chsnd
INV YoEk Nav /, 1853 JAMES IA. BANKER.
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CoPAR1NERsHIP.-NEw YORK, MAY I iss THE
~ uidersgrsi haze is: day ieru,e un
dealing leaf TOBACCO. AID have taken the store 30 iGS
froni street, SAtfAN
A I.CaRDCZO.
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WIN. Writers, AUTHORITATIVE SELL THIS
w day a. oc.oek 45i Cana street. large assortment.
OF house held furvure from families breaking up housekeep
ing such sofs sofa bedsescs rocsag sad oter chairs
centre tables pier glasses elegant tapestry three ply u
grain stair and cher carpets oeo,hs mahogany cottage
and other bedseads kai husk and other mattresses
spring passes teds and bedding marble top dressing bu
wahsands ard toilet sets dining room arc kitchen
furniture. &c. u great variety.
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AUCTION SsTIcE -AssIGkEEs sALk on pssks,
"A boz -c.sea &c-Pk1Ek PAkkr, au,tioueer-Bs W =
sAN-1As day nj I0 o'clock At the stesrsom let
Wills street the furniture o. banking house comprising
sreNi variety desxs secretaries carpets, &C. Sale pc
n
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M &: MELLOR AUCIlONkEs-WILL SELL, THIS
w. day Tueptay, nj luts eoock. al 90 Wooster street.
genteel household furniture consisting Of wood piano
forte hne esgrayngs xooc mshaga
srd war 1T chamber fur nure three ply END nsan
pets feather beds hsir mattresses Sseoing Mahogany sons
chairs mirrors stoves choice lot Of hitch.
furniture worthy tse attention OF deaers and housekeep
Catalogues ou morai,g Of sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-18

IMPORTANT TO RAILROAD CoMPANIES.-A very i'm
portant principle to railroad companies as we'll as
to the whole travelling public, was ruled BY Jude
Woodward. of the supreme Court of Pennsylyx-
nia, in tIe long contested suit Of Obrien vs. the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road Company. The Philadelphia Ledger saws:
the suit was brought for damages for personal
injuries sustained by the plaintiff while crossing
III u Two horse wagon the track Of the railroad-
The case was prosecuted and defended by several
Of our ablest COUNSEL ard the trial occupied three
or four days, resulting in verdict for the defend
ants, every point being elaborately discussed -
Judge Woodward charged the jury substantially
follows: list That person about TO cross a
rulToad track, Is IN duty bound 10 stop and look
III both directions, and listen before crossing "a
That II the plainttH contributed in the slightest
degree to the accident in Question: he could not re-
cover, although the railroad company were negi-
gent ms. III our opinion, Is not only good
law, but common sehse The idea that has so long
prevailed that railroad companies are to be made
responsible for all the consequences from colls-
ions Ou the lines Of their respective roads whether
they were Negligent in attending to their duties
or not, needed the check which Judge Woodward
in his ruling has given it. Heretofore. the tea
dency OF the decisions of courts and yerdicts ot
juries have all been in the wrong direction. H.
stead OF tending to make private travel careful in
crossing the tracks OF railroads the disposition to
consider the railroad company always in the wrong
and the individual always the victim, awarding
HIM promptly iull and sometimes exemplary dam
ages, has rendered to make them reckless of the
damages that may ensue TO the railroad com pany's
property, aud the lives of their Passengers and eI
ployees. II courts and juties had set out in the
first establishment 0f railroads with th5 principle
Of holding private travel liable for damages rail-
road companies and their passengers, the number
of accidents would doubt have been greatly les
suned. The tendency has been not oily to make
individuals criminaly careless, but has even oieu
Ell the door to the malicious and kLavSh, TO put
comparatively, valueess property, in the shape Of
horse fesA aud cattle, in the way Of danger, that
a good rcund price might be obtained, and perhaps
some private pique and malicious purpose gratiiied
The Wilmington Railroad Company has acted wise
ly in resisting this wrong, aud Judge Woodward
has done himself signal credit in righ;ing it.
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,VO THE PUBLIC.-A CARD.-rhe

propriftor Of HENRY's ETtMULATIN0 IL
NlMENf in introducing this specific 10 the atten-
ton OF tho people Of Virginia. desires it to BE- under
stood that he Is 10 mercenary sdyentarsr Ia the do
main OF therapeutics BY the posss ssion Of valu-
sufsflngs OF number OF his afflicted f~ilow creA-
lures aud IL pow prompted TO extend these remedial
benefits 20 an. The Lnimenf has been used for 81
yeral years, by persons reading in Richms nd and
is vicinity, al Of whom will eheerfally bear tess-
many 10 its efficacy In ALA ing pain, and Iemoyng
used. are RHEUMATISM. PANS or WRAKsEss m fns
BACK OR BREAsf, NkuRAiaIA, CEous, coLps. kAk go
ToorHAcHx, HEApAeHE. BkrisEs, SPRsiss. and al
other affections In which lininsent may y sdyan.
tageoasly employed. HENRY's SrIMukATlae
LlSIMENT does not belong % that ci.ss Of tinid
mili2r-its composition 10 altogether diferent, and
partaking Of the Qualities ef ssive, eonhines ID
yantages which scarcely require acM0neeT etson-
The Linims ut Is for sale by the iol0siDz p!uk1ss
In this city; Meade 3 HsSer. ". Petersoa. john
usrliek. arubbs Appersan. = y 49, 80 -
NJ. ZachTfss0n. PuRckLL ,hAOp W.
in Aim WholeNNfe Ake"e-
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FIsHKILL. y. Y. vs.. ST. LOUIS, Mo,-Fi-hkili. Il
pleasant town Of the Empire State seems i'll
cliued to dispute the bad pre-emihence Iec.atiy
obtained by the great city Of st. Louis Mo-, for a
case OF cruel and brutal treatment ofa slave girl,
by an equally reyctlng Gaze OF IN humanity to al
oTphsn child as narrated in a letter from that
town. in the Albany kuickerbocker, as follows:
"A lady has Just been arrested i'll this village for
cruelty to child-an orphan girl. taken by her to
bring up. The modes Of torture to which the child
has been subjected are various: One was to make
the victim mold hot poker in her hand until coin
pletey burned to blister aud after 80 doing, TO
take ruler and whip it upon the burned parts.
Another mode was to strip the child naked, lay
her upon the floor, aud then draw the heated io-
ker over different parts OF her person. burning het
in a frightfnI manner. And another time she put
gag in the little chiids mouth, aud made her
keen 1t there for 81 hours, without food or drlnk
The "lady" has beeu held to bail for the March
term of Over and Terminer.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Hoppe committed suicide in Ho-
hnken. n Y Last Sunday hY TAX inr arse mic

Mrs. Elizabeth Hoppe committed suicide in Ho-
boken, n. Y, last Sunday, by taking arsenic.
Rev. J. c. Welch, an eminent Baptist clergy man,
died at Proyidepee, Il. l., last Saturday.
1t is rumored that Gen. lIarney is to have COM
maBd of the army on the Pacific coast
John G. Nevins, clerk ia the Stale Department,
died in Washington last Monday evening.
The house of senor Disz, In Havana, was robbed
lately Of $4,000 in cash.
The steamboat John Farreu was sold at auction
in New York, Monday, for SIS 500.
The President, il is stated, has nominated Col
Johnson Of the Utah expedition, TO be Briga-
dier General.
At Chicago. the first breach of promise Of mar
risge case Of Louisa Hoey vs.. George Letz has re-
suited in q verdict of 5000 damages.
A Nashville paper chronicles the arrival In that
eity of General Walker, the .'dlstingushed young
Tennesseean."
| James Duynckink, foreman Of Hook aud Ladder
! g ,,npapy No /, in New York, was shot by j. Fred
erick Budepkoff a constable, while IN nght ias'
Monday evening. His recovery Is doubtful.
Samuel H. Kneass, Chief Engineer of the Norti
Western peaAsy ylyaaia Railroad, died on Mondsy
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HANDSOME WoRK.-Fire engine No.

HANDSOME W0RK.-Fire engine No. I,
having been deposited at Messrs. Hitchcock 0s-
bornes for repainting, has been finished, and is
now decidedly the hest ornamented machine in
the city The wheels are cream color, striped With
gold, and the body is of the color, profnsely
ornamented with gold. On Que panel is painted
Aurora on ano;her the American Eagle perched
on cliff; on the third, the Goddess Of Liberty,
aad on the fourth, u figure of Hope. They are ali
beautifully executed. aud the entire work is well
worth a sisit as a work Of art.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-18

The CoNTUIACIoUs WITNEss.-Mr. WOicott's rea-
sous for refusing to answer the questions propouu-
ded TO him by the special committee appointed to
investigate certain ch, rges Relating TO the passage
of the late tarif not being satisfactory the
House of Representatives, that body yesterday di-
rected his incarceration until he shall answer the
auostioBs Of the committee. Accordingly, COM
nIitment Was made out in due form, aud yesterday
afternoon he escorted to his present quarters
the county Jail. The committee have traced
5S 100 of the SS7, 900 10 Mr.. WolcOtt, and they
now require hin simply 10 state what he has done
with it. Was the money spent to secure the pas
sage of the tariff act Ur not! II it was, into
whose hands did it 60? That is the important
question which Mr.. Wolcott is required to answer.
- U1yhiRgt0n IHi0a. Tuesday.
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sssg- No FAMILY can afford to be with

yut MUSTANG LININENT in their house The many
accidents weare liable TO- !aay render !t nectssary
n:b \ certain cure Ertrdct: In lifting the keit T.
r,,n the iirr. il caught aad scaided my hands aid
nfrson very scyerrly-Oue hand almost 10 a Giisf'-
rhs torture was unbeara5le. IL was an awful siGht
Ihe Mustau.; Linim 'nt appeared 10 eA-
-ract the pain almost Immediately. 1t healed ra-
pidIy aud left no OF account CHAs FOSTER, ~
{road street Philadelphia. 1t is truly wOntefiat
,rticla 1t will any case OF STeilimg, Barn
,tf Joints, Erdptlons, or Rhe4mansm For n2TSes,
II shoull never be dispensed with. One dollar 3
worth OF Mustang has frequently saved Vslnaoi'
horse 1t cures Galds. Spruins, Ringbone, spawn
md F0un1e 8 BEWARE or INVITATIONS. sold III all
parts of the habiahie glOhs.
BARNES Y PARK, Proprietors,
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We BrRnOw's KELIABLE MEDICINE

lures quickly and permanently scEoruLA. sEpuiLLs'
RaEUaATIsN Piles. KIDNEY AFFEcuoSs, 1osIlEE-
+ The SEXUAL ORGANS. The wonderful reputato
gbicb tljs celebrated remedy has acquired III th
rnngl = pradicating the above diseases, Is unpreci
ien9ej in the annals of medicine. Thousands OF the
~ inysta,afg eases of csease have been cured ty
his truly great medicine, after having been pI9
arnt pbysicians OF the country. Finley r, tersE
sou ayor of NorfoIk Va en- Cd D. OF Hr Rhsnn1s M REas
mi. - dauchfer Of riguor George (formefly Pro
fcssor Of Mnsc in this city, Was cured 0i terrible
Neryons Affection; and thousands Of others WHOSE
names could be mentioned were u necessary
prize 81 per bottle--six bottles for %. r,,..,.
pr"oarsd by ) " BURRow Co, Practical Chem
Sc so,i ii by 'y' PURCELL, LADD 4 Co, wholesale
Druggists Richmond. ia -o-"ni
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IyAsURER AND APPRAIsER.-The subscriber hayn :
determined 10 discontinue the building tusiuess, ot-
ers bis services 10 his friends and The public Sener
Lly in the above branches.
Having had experience OF over twenty-five
rars in tie Of building, he hatttie himself that
Will be abe to give saristactIJh, aud solicit
haze of patronage.
plans, Specifications and Estimates fer Buildings
f every description furnished at short notices and
III rest souable terms. Measurement ami valuation
# Work OF every kind connected with building
promptly ate nded TO. Office iD the Hall of the Nlr-
iuia Mechanics Iustituie, corner Main and l2th
greet Office houls from 511 to va O'CLOCK A Nj.
-
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An OLD THtEF.-Selton Anderson. a,

mem Der of the chain gang, and one Of the worst
free negroes in the city, before the Mayor yea
terday To answer the charge Of having no papers,
and of being in possession Of piece uf bacon
which the police believed he had stolen. Before
Seaton could have an opportunity of answering to
the above imputations against his character. an
other charge OF a more serious naiure--that of
breaking into Edward II. Iludsons house and steal
ing clothing to the value of $i5--was entered on
the records, and he was thereupoD rernanded until
to-day for a full hearing.
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rnt literary scientific, mechanic or other societies.
,r;ers or bodies which desire to unite III the cere
monies Of the erection OF the equestrian STATUE OF
he z2l OF February aud to form part OF the process.
{on. are requested 10 report To me the names anu
.5tiraatyd numbers of their respected bodies that
provision may bs made for their accommodation IN
he column aud in the reserved space about the
monument W N. Is. IAbiAr EhhO,,
RICHMOND, Jan p, 1853 Chlef Mafshat
ea- Newgpapers generally are requested q pub
al fi,is nottce ia 2}-ts
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ARRESTED ON SUsPic ,oN.-A man, who gave nj
name AZ ]. F, Norton, vas arrested in Washington
on Monday night on suspicion Of being Samuel
Meredith, accused OF the murder OF Ii. 4, ho0ert
son. of Winchester, Tenn, about last Christmas
and far whom reward Of $1,000 has been offered
by the Executive of that State. Norton lately AT
rived iu Washington from Kansas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-18

A CONSCIENTIOUS JURYN4N.-The trial ofIsaac L..
Wood G.neseo New York, an indictment for
numbering Rhoda Wood, his brothers wife, hy
poison, came to a conclusion on Wednesday The
jury were unable To had verdict Eleven were
for conviction, but the twelfth, Mr.. Moses Long,
would not concur, because he had conscientious
scruples respecting the death penalty! strong
feeling of indignation prevailed iu Geneseo at the
conduct of Long the public in that vicinity were
convinced OF the prisoners guilt Wood is under
another indictment for the murder OF his brother,
also by poison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-18
HAIL.--Thielman's s

OPP FELLOWS HALL.--Thielman' 8
Dramatic and Operate Company giving enter
tainneuts at Odd Fellows Hall, where the lovers
OF fun and music, can assemble 10 enjoy the enter
tainmsnts. Some Of the musicians are said 10 be
very good, while the dramatic representations are
quite langhakie
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Bitter DIr.-Alexander Jackson. a no

toriDus free negro, arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday for assautiEG and kicking John Logan,
free negro boy The evidence showed that job u
Was inmate Of that vile den in Pink alley kept
by Clinton JaHIes--that on Saturday last Logan
had broken two bottles over Jackson's head, aud
tina. Jackson had only attacked him for that Of
fence. The Mayer therefore released the accused,
but hold Lugan ID custody for his bad associatinnh
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nSSE|GRgh lMPR0V EMEhT

II 2 T II y
FxTgACTING ETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST would announce tn those Wl5hlhs then
Teeth EXTRACTED that he now has instruments sap.,
rior to any others ever used The simplicity anu
nerf,cfion Of their adaptation is such to render
The extraction OF the teeth almost paiEless ngttf
tlitg 10 Grtg the tooth The first trtdt never bfeakills
it, nan2ling the gums, or inJurng the snffoIhuih
parts. .. -, T,
All other operations. Filling, Cleansing, and lS'
,ertine Teeth, GENTLY and thoroughly performed.
0fiitr opposite C0rnthian Hall, OH Aaln street.
ia 12--2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-18

INA HARD PLAcE.-George Frost was
before the Mayor yesterday, 20 answer the charge
OF being drunk in the street last Tuesday after
noon. and as he had no one TO become his security
for future good behavior, he was sent to the lock-
up for safe keeping.