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CONS EQUENCK OF THE APPOINT-

CONS EQUENCE THE APPOINT
VENT o. Mr. HARRIS. Principal Of New London
lsny, 10 tue Chsir OF Larin nj Washington College,
7 w.. De All ,-cuon to I'LL the vacancy on the 10Th
p August The Academy is good building, con-
+. tr.,i-s large school Room, six rooms for
fi-r' The dwelling house is roomy and quite com.
|'.-:srten aud grounds attached. The Principal,
on 20 the tuition ecs and profits OF boarding, will
- saxed salary from tine Trustees
tuuler information can b. obtained by addrcssing
l.c.cF;te! AT yellow Branch. Campbell county.
ROBERT c. SAUNDERS,
secretary OF the Board OF Trustees.
[>lPoNENEST The election advertised above Is
n'iio -.,tem5rr Isl. X c oAUSDi RS,
L '-cilS.p Secretary Of Board
lR-. LrCiAN MINOR, OF Williamsburg, desires
:" f"rcyc into her family boarders to- little
: " slli be treated. in all respects US her own
s'n Beng her.eli engaged rs teacher in Mrs.
: school her attention will be given 70 their con.
,Hd nanner. there, $50. Qf they become Mrs.
'ipyp.Is) ~ well IS at home.
"arc, washing. fuel and lights, $40
+; 10 Mr- MINOR, nj Rrenlo Bluff, fluvanua county,
/ sen Cooke, until the let Of September; AFTER
| Charlotte Courthouse, cafe OF DR. Jno p Brown
= let d October. Aug 20-clt
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LIFE ISsTttASCE

MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY
kSOWLtS & WALFOkD. Agen 8, 81 P.lri Street
Dr.. A. ssEAD Medical Examiner
sNli~ Company atords the IusGred adv hntaccs '!c
II er 1t very desirable to those who "ish pas III
,...t T.. ucy hni receive their dividends while living
n, u;.,. div dend is over Cue.thiId the premium e0
An H. = KNOWLES a. WALEO D.
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LOTTERIES.
SWAN g. CO.'S LOrTEE IpS
TRIUMPHANT!

SWA N d CO.'S LOTTE RIES
TRIUMPHANT
SWAN g. co
CONTINUE TO DRAW AS USUAL wlTHour
INTERRUPTION
swan & CO.'S
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND AUTHORIZED sy
TIE STATE OF GEORGIA
THE LATE ATTEMPT TO INJURE
OUR FIRM HAS SHOWN
THAT OUR LOTTERIES ARE DRAWN FAIRLY;
THAT OUR PRIZES ARE PAID PUNCTuALLY,
AND THAT OUR SCHkMES
ARE MORE LIBERAL THAN ANY OTHER LOT
Terry IN THE WORLD!
{NHE following Schemes will be drawn By SWAN Co.,
l. Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery In each OF
their single number Lotteries for AUGUST, 1855, at
AUGUSTA Ga, in public, under the superintendent of
Commissioners
Glass 80 draw. on Saturday, August %. 1858
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 TICkET>!
FIVE THOUSAND POUR HUNDRED AID fI0HrY.gIvE PRIZES
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Ticketsll
MAGNIPICEET SCHEME
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- ROBERT HARVEY.
,'ipl0N FIREpROoE SACs-.f,n. ~,

I, i,noN FIRE PROOF sAEE-"one Thou.
t- ., III !. offered for proof that the con, ents
f. Mornings Patent Champion Saiss" have
4 g.,.,.o't.a by lire. burglar Proof Safes" are
~trobt,, hernng s. Co, not one OF which has
Knowles & WALFoRD, Agents,
} No 81, Pearl street.
r. u-c,',r1 -old, Government Java Coffee IS
/ ~ IN, prime quality. old and white, lust
y oy SELDEE a. MILLER,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
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RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
TIME next session of this Institution will open on
Thursday the 10th September and close on the ast
Thursday OF Juno.
FACULTY.
WILLIAM A. SMITH, d. ID President, and Professor OF
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
JoHs G. WILLS, A. 81, Professor OF Mathematics and
WIIIIAa B. CARR, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient Ian.
guages.
RExNxrr PuRrEAR, A. NJ, Professor of Experimental
Sciences
WILLIAM A. SHEPARD. A. B., Assistant Professor Of
Ancient Languages and Mathematics and Instructor in
French.
RS isBsLL A. r Principal Preparatory Department.
This school been removed from the College premises
but sufficiently for the accommodation OF studens
in this Department.
Tuition per OF 30 week. payable n advance s25 On
Incidental charge, "
Incidental charge TO students in Experimental Sci
ence) ~
French (extra) per term Of 20 weeks in advance NO
Analytical Chemistry (extra) is 20
Enel,b studies IN Prep Department, 4" Is w
Board per term of 90 weeks payable la vance, 6O 20
Students rooming College furnish their own rooms,
and pay for eh,s fuel and washing.
Preparatory students obtain board in the ncghbor
hood for less.
such students as do desire TO complete the
may be graduated the separate Departments. and re-
cct we special Diplomas 1ulv 22-ct20 SEPT.
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At GREENWOOD DEPOT, ILBEHARLE COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
uNSTRUCToRS:-WM DISvrpDIE, NJ A. Principal ;
Il THOMAS U. DUDLEY, NJ. A; cHAELRs l.. &. MINOR,
NJ A.
This School Is preparatory far the University Of Virgi
MIA or for any College. Tine third session will commence
the LIST of September next, and close the 3Oth Of
June following.
The all Masters OF Arts Of tue University
Virginia. and the rncpa las moreover had 10 years
experience in teaching and tor three years. Ass
ant Instructor in the University OF Virginia. in the schools
of Mathematics and Ancient Ling uagcs.
The location the cntra railroad, le miles West
from the University OF Virginia. hardly be surpassed
foI healthfunss beauty facility of access, and remote
ness from temptation.
EXPENSES including every hing except lights. Sl2j
per term Of FIVE months payabe in advance.
u For Catalogues stating particulars, apply TO the
Principal. WIN. DlNWlDDlE, NJ. A,
July 3O-ctf Greenwood Depot, Albrmare. Va.
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IN ANTED, by a college graduate, who has had some
" experience. aud is capable Of teaching Lain,
| * sai French aud the higher English branches Il
ts.or 81 TEACHER, either in a family or school.
f,-r to Row nr Howe of Philadelphia Bishop Smith
s-a;qcsy and EDITOR of the Chri tian Witness and
-''o sparrow, OF Theological Seminary, Fairfax Co,
\ !rsH Box ., Ws,tham, massachusetts,.
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RICHMOND, VA.
FUNHE ninth session Of this Institution will commence
IL the first Monday in October next.
The most accomplished Assistants employed In eve
~ Department
Two French ladies reside in tn, family of the Principal
and it is their especial duty peak French hsbualy
with the young ladies.
~ w.. -. p.Li" '''s IL carn,5,n ,.aohno
German.
The best teachers OF Music employed and every
effort ia made to improvement in this valuable nc
complement
This institution ia well known the bishops and clergy
OF Virginia. The public Invited to refer TO them tn
the Professors in the Virginia Military Institute to Prof
F. H. Smith, of the University of Virginia, and to the
patrons Of the school.
For catalogue containing information rs to terms course
OF study boarding department &C. with list OF patrons
address D. LEE POWELL, PRINCIPAL,
Julv l5-ct1C)ct Richmond Va
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

HtuE Filth Session will commence October ], lS1e,
u and close the last Thursday in June, 1882
No material changes in the general plan found to be
desirable but 10 hoped the experience acquired by
Sessions and the secured
will give greater facility and in carrying the
system which has already won for the Institute high
position.
REV B. MANLY in will retain the position Of Pre.i
dent which he has occupied from the beginning and will
devote hs attention exclusively the instruction and
pervson Of tho School being freed from the care oil the
boarders.
lessor CHARLES H. WINSTON and his Lady in whom the
Trustees feel that they repose the CHEST
confidence. Professor Winston will also give instruction
in Ancen, Languages and English Literature. Ho 10 Il
Master of Aria OF the University OF Virginia. and recently
Professor in Transylvann University, Kentucky.
The Trustees are in correspondence with gentleman
of deserved reputation as Professor of Mathematics.
whose name will be announced NJ an early day.
The services OF DIR. LEWIS, as Professor OF Nstu'
raj Sciences of Miss MARY THOMPSON, as Instructor
French of Dr. F. BucHLEh Teacher of German, have
been again secured; and additional assistance will be pro
vded instruction tho English branches Of the Col
legiate Department. Miss JANE s. SrASARp, Mrs. ANN
E. MALLORY Miss MARY c. LArHRoP and Miss MARTHA
ToMPHNs will have charge OF the Preparatory Casies
Mr. N B. CLAP will Continue to be the Principal OF the
Music Department aud will be- aided by such assistants
may be needfu Suitable provision will be made Tor in
struction In painting, drawing and other ornamental
TERMs-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Half syabe in Advance, Oct the remainder Feb -
English Tuition in Preparatory Department. $50
French in Preparatory Department. 10
English Tuition in Collegiate Department. 5O
Ancient and Modern Languages, each --..-..-.... ~
Drawing, Needlework or Grecan Painting q
OIL Painting ..--.--.--- =.
Board including every thing except washing GOV
Aug 4Hd2m B. MANLY, JR.
MISS PEGRANTs SCHOOL-MlSS PEGRAM
lVE will the duties Of her school the lst OF DC
ober next Circulars containing fun particulars may be
| I'D Mira | NILS
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RICHMOND COLLIE


TIME session will begin October let and close the
IL let ot July following. The Faculty consis,s Of
REV. RoBr. RvLANp, A. NJ, President and Professor Of
Moral Science
GEO Z. DAsxKY. A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and French
Languages.
LEWIS TuRsER. A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics aud
Astronomy.
WIN STaAsGH A b, Professor OF Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy.
SIDNEY II. OWENS, jR A. NJ, Professor OF Greek Ian
Guage aud Literature.
H. w REISH.Rr. Tutor OF the Academic Department
n., .ra attendance, sloO Oh
Tujton in College classes n the Academic S45) 80 VI
Fue $40; room-rent -; deposit 81 printing &c., II :"
Sls7 81
Payments for board, third the lst OF October,
January and Aprfor tuition. half on the LIST OF De
bpr aud the other the 18th Of Apr-or fuel onc.half
the LIST Of October and the other the s OF January
Students furnish their and provide their wash
ing lights and towels Toe hotels under the
agement Of Messrs. Tyler and Lindssy-who are wei!
qualified Tor their poets Each day charged 81 for
fuel and OIL for rcn-if he occupy room in College
during the day For further particulars Catalogue
Aur 6-flstOct
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M ISIS PEGRAMS SCHOOL.-MiSS PEGRAM
VE will resume the duties of her school the lst OF Oc
tober Circulars containing full particulars may be
had on application To Mrs J. w. PEGRAM, Linden
Square, Franklin ST July l2-d&clOct
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Aug 23-cw6w X. B. WADDY, }'''" r
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WANTED.

NHC NJQag Ladies wish situations rs Teachers, ell
as- in All institution or family Instruct in higher
k1ra acutiu2 enute cour-o III Mathematics, French
i.rn,u aud some OF the OrnaInentais. VIZ: Draw
:4a.us IN Oil. Grecian and Orental; Wax Fruit
\ s." ors. Italian, Embroidery. &C.
f..Hon,Is gwen if required. For further informs.
.iits.s
l. Sa'ishurv IitIh1pl1. Co Ct
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THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES, MAhf LASp
ypyHE next Annual Session begins Wednesday
h September Goth Punctus attendance on tina, dny
ia requested Applicants enter amy OF the classes In
the School in the College for which upon
examination they found qualified studies
pursued By those whose parents desired, Ample secon
provided for one hundred aud twenty pu
pills =. ,s,.o, e. ,Lo
Tynms-Two hundred and fifty dollars (sa5o) Tor the
Session payable semi annually, In advance, covering AL
expenses tuition and boarding For ADMISSION, nPPy
to the KEW, Dn MN. ~,
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This is school for study. Strict compliance with all
it's rules will be required Its discipline will be kind and
yet strict.
The Boarding Department will still be under the charge
of Mrs Mary f. Barbour.
Payments-Hslfn advance and hall at the cosc OF the
IuIv I3-rw6w Gordonsvlc Orange Co, Va
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@G III Hou HAVE A CouaH,

-.
~ 1T You HAVE CoyaH,
~ rou hax. TAKE nAMPToN's TINcruRK.
TAKE HAMrTos,s TTNcruns
Ii you have Rheumatism. e"N'
=, -, s.x. TAKE hAMpToN's TINcrusE.
- = TAks nAMrToN's rrNorurr
vt ks nxMproH's TINcrUgE.
IL you have Headache,
ASTHMA. COUGH. C0NsUMPToN. -Tho W.iler
is mest highly csfeeined like thousands of our Lcst
known citizens, feels Ii duty TO bear testitsaa al
the wonderful curative power tf UAMp4ON'S Is
TlNCfuRE Why let your friends snler aHl die
without giving it triai Call and ges PAM aiel,
and see testimony.
pALriNoRE SEPT -, 1875
A6sfTs. AUlt!as1r e. No,e6rGy- GtHtttmca: | Layu
been f.r uyac afflicted with Asthma Sompa-
nod with saCftness OF breath With many symptoms
of Uonsump ion A ffiend, knowing Of the hesi.ng
properties al uAMPrUN's VEaETkpLE TlhC
procutc bott!o Of tho Tincture, and by the OF
one bottle was much better that was induced 90
more OF IT, and by taking Eve or ak bOtt.os
restored to usual health and will say 10 al pSg
sons who are afflicted as was to use HAMPTON'S
NE0ETABb TihCTUkE.
Gen;emen-Xou are Al liberty TO use lay name
ELLEN FEDgr.
s. West corner Of Liberty and Gay sls.,
Baltimore. Nd.
ssid by PURCELL. LADD & Co. Richmond; by
DR. COOKE, Fre&ericksturg; BY all the Druggists
in feteIsburs by MORTIMER / MOWBkAY.
Baltimore. and by DrusSists aud Shopketpers
everywhere.
ss- 81 per bottle; six bottles for s5.
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MURDER IN NMIssouRI-The Lexington, (Mo.) Ex-
postor, Of the 25.h ult has the following account
Of the recent murder of Virgiuian near that
place:
Mr.. Nance, recently from Virginia, had found 1T
necessary to correct, for some misconduct, two
negro men belonging to Mr. Robert Early, OF this
county. for whom he vas overseeing About day
light on Monday morning. the two negroes knock.
ed at Mr. Earya room, and on being admitted told
him they supposed they had killed the overseer
or q. least they had tried to do it-and informed
him 81 to the locality where the deed had been
done. They also said that taey had come to give
themselves up. Mr. Early, after summoping as,
distance to Illustrate any effort the negroes might
make to escape. proceeded TO gate near the quar-
tere, and there found Mr. Nance still alive but
with one Of his arms broken, ard the skut
crushed. He had evidently been struck many
times by che clubs Of the negroes and was horr!.
bly, mangied. He lived only about oil hour. Mr
Nance bore an eXcsliont character, and had wife
and six children, who are lett destitute BY this
keart.reudsrs calamity. The murderers were
brought to town the same morning and lodged In
jail
subscription paper was put In circulation to
raise sufficient for the present necessities of
MIR. Nance's widow aud family, and to convey
them to their relatives in Virgins. We under
stand that the contributions reached the sum Of
$500
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Maggie Mitchell is attracting large ardiencesin
Memphis, Tenn.
Noble D. Nolaod, young man of excellent cha.
rscter, died suddenly at Middleburg, Loudoun CO.,
Va, on Sunday Last.
Ell N Dillon com mnitted suicide In Steubenvile,
Ohio, on Sunday, BY swallowing strychnius.
During the month just closed, 90 marriage H.
ceoses were issued in Washington.
DR.. Edmond Colburn, died suddenly In Baltimore
last Tuesday morning.
The recent asniversary of st. Andrew was cole
brated with much eelat in the Ksrtherp cities.
The remains of Hon. b. 4. Butler. who died in
Paris, arrived at New York in the Arago.
There were 2,2Ss arrests In Phiisdelphia during
the month Of November.
During the past season there we're 1856 deaths In
yicksburg, Miss. from yellow fever.
Alex. Irvine, Esq, died In Bedford county, w.,
on the S0th ult
Unsducated critics.-0sis si.tins In judgment
On the light.
The dwelling of Richard O. Muiiikip, near upper
Marlboro, Md was consumed by Are last Friday.
Gen. David Rhodes has resigned the Clerkship
of tho District Court af Appeals ut Lynchburg.
The residences of Michael Kiil:uger, two miles
from Marion, smyth county, Va, was destroyed by
are on Tuesday night.
The socialists OF New York city sre soon to hold
meeting TO adopt measures of respect TO the
memory Of tho late Eobs. Owen.
maIsgar, not particularly erudite. refussa IN
original play, recently, on the ground that the
language Was ..ioo much like Shshspsars.s
II has besn decided. lately. In the Rolls Oourt
London, that the word hchisdrsun In 8 Will In
| cindss grandehiSrsa.
| Too psisonsss eesAasa q ths jail & Iiberty
Va, eaected their escape on Tuesday uiaht, snd
bavs not siscs been heard dtEou.
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FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon dfs.
ordered
Such az Indigestion, Acidity ot tho Stomach
Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite, nespon
deucy Cestiyeness, Blind and Bleeding Piles IL
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Ne1ralgic Affections
il has in numerous instances proved highly benel
cial and in others effected 8 decided cure.
This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on
sictly scientific principles after the manner of the
celebrated Holland Professor, BoerhaTe Because Of
It's great success ofthe European States its il
PRODUCTION into the u was intended more espe
caly for those OF our fthcrand scattered here and
there over the face OF this mighty country. Meeting
with great success among them, ofter it TO the
American public knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
Ii is particularly recommended g. those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired By the
continuous use of ardent Spirits or other forms O.
dissipation. Generally instantaneous ii effect, IL
fnds its way directly to the sest Of life, thrilling
and quickening every nerve. raising up the droop
iag spirit, and, in fact, infusng lew health and
vigor in the system.
SOTICk.-W hoover expects 70 find tits beye.
rage will be disappointed; but TO the SICK weak
low spirited, II will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial, possessed of singular remedial pYpnertieS.
CAUTlONl
The great popularity OF this delightful ARENA has
induced many limitations, which the public should
,,uaTd against purchasing. Sc not persuaded to but
anything else until you have given BpEkuA AVE's
hOLLAND BlTPEks fair trial. 0ne hottie vii.
con vince you how intintsy superior it is to al
these limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle or six bottles for S. by ths
SOLE pROpkikT0kS,
RENJAMEN PAGE, = R. g. co.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACTUTISTS AND CHEMISTS.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ES-sold by nearly ell ths Druggists In this city
je I4-dts
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vAGRAsrs.-As usual 1t this season Of

the year, the myriads Of loaers that infest large
cities during the summer months, where they
live upon what they can PICK up, aud sleep In
market houses and lumber yards, are flying like
sora, on the approach of Jack frost, to Southern
cities for winter quarters For weeks past these
worse than pests have been making their way to
Richmond, and not . few Of them, on arriving.
ana hnding free lodgings scarce, have coled them.
selves the sidewalks, to be picked up and cared
for at public expense. Yesterday morning the
Mayor had two or three of these creatures before
him, and whilst each Of them begged earnestly to
be released from the clutches of the law any one
could readily see that a discharge was all
they dreaded. Robert Brown, Q rare specimen Of
a travelling vag, said be hailed from Maryland,
and declared that he would leave at once if reIeas
ed Bob had fooled his Honor once before, and
was therefore marked down for the chain gang
Edward Crehoe another stroller in search OF books
TO keep had been released last Monday on promise
OF leaving, but being again found in helpless
condition, was entered for winter quarters, at the
cost of the State.
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sey- LIFE SIZE PnoroGaApHs.-The

subscriber takes pleasure in announcing co his nu.
patrons and tho public at rge, that he
low prepared to furnish Photographs from NINA
lures to FULL LIFE slZE, either plain colored
which. for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal,
than the usual price. Old Pictures copisd and en-
larged to any size.
Citizens aud strangers are invited ID call and ex
anime specimens at uIBBs' Ternrie of Art, Osrin
THAN Hall, Ma;E street, between 9Th snd 10Th:
GIBBS.
P S.-If yon went s. genuine Ambrotype, this lie
the place 70 get it, where you will neither Re hum
bugRed in price or work, Also, Melsinotypes, on
any other Picture in the Photographic Art
Je ls z. h. u.
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CHAPLAIN APPoIETED.-The faculty Of the Uni
versity of Virginia hnve elected Rev. John c.
Cranberry. of the VI. Z. Church, now stationed in
Washington,D D. C., chaplain for term of two years
CALIFORNIA Government CLAIMS Important De.
efstoms s-Advices from Washington state that Co
verDment has received from Californs full officia,
accounts ofthe judicial proceedu gs.n the Liratour
and Almedan land cases, which have been decided
in favor of the United States. The former claim
islocated in the vicinity of San Francisco, and
With improvements supposed to cover forty mil.
lion dollars worth Of property, while from the Al.
median mines, it is stated, that eight millions Of
dollars worth of quicksilver were taken cut dur,
ing six years.
The present attorney General Of the United
States. with the view Of bringing these long pend.
ing cases to q close, employed Mr. Stauntc of
Pitt burg TO prosecute them In the course of fhe
trials most stupepdous frauds wers exposed. The
sigpstures of Roeentgra and other distiD2u ished
Mexicans were obtained to apparently genuine ii.
tles, but the documents were spti-lated as neces-
sary to consumIuate the iIgeniously contriyed de-
ception. Although much skill was shown in the
forged seals. the cheat successfully established
Eminent i1rists consider theee the most remark
able cases record involving titles to land while
the extent Of the forgery, all things considered is
unprecetie ted
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FALN PRsrnnc.s. Morris Dohrin,
eearxed with ffaudslsntly obsainine HaseOt s,oreh
~ y, Koods IRON Field, Morris Z Co. Of Nsv York
w, oader i.lss prsteuces, sppeersd bef,rc tie
mayor yssssrdsy 70 undergo an investIwstiou A.
200 - the Accused was srraiencd. ~. r. sndc,.h
nh eounsei, stated that the matter ha been ~
Isetorfiy arranged between the parties INT - ais
not ask his discharge on that ground. Ne ssksd
1ne prisoner's discharge bscaass justio. Of vIr.
g'nA nad no power 20 hold . man for sach ofYence
committed 10 New York, whom be hsd not hs -
!eg Ally charged where the crime-if crime q bs Sv
zoe aw-hnd been committed The mere fact that
: Ies'oene OF another State had come here, and m
oluer 90 coiecta debt charged crime sRaihss him.
:ommlIed IN N. T., was not suficient 10 wsrr,nt
Of the accused for the Justice here hs DO
poset 20 remand him to New York, ami could p.e
n.ss nsm tried hero for an alleged effeucs in Ans
osnsr state Mr. 4. then referred 10 varions
sa 70 sustain his position, aud cited many
,seaI opinions bearing directly on the case.
randolph; and Mr.. Ward. tho counsel for the com.
piai1ants concurred 10 the opinions expressed bv
snen. AFTER considerable argumeus. the Mavor
dismissed the warrant, and thus the matter epdsd
tne debt due to Field, Mosgis & Co., vas settled
oy negotiatse notes satisfactorily cndorsrd. ana ~
soon az this was done, the romplaiuapts had NJ
iarther need Of the criminal lass of virginia ar
New York, which they nrst alleged had been VIC