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OPENING OF THE FAIR.
THE SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE

THE SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
VA MECHANHItCHSs' TIE INSTITUTE,
RICHMOND, VA.
VIII open in the large aod well -arranged buiidlns
On sh street MR. * KS i sRrsTs IL
VENTORS. the LADIES. and al ser S nI Th ne
have REvoLTTI3NAFY REaIIffffE 9o oI PbfsiiE
CORDS, MINERALS, etc are earnestly REQUEST
ed to contribute the grand collection about To be
made. The Hall will open for the reception oil con-
WEDNESDAY,, THE 18TH INST.
Exhibitors Will please append to eacs; article
f description oft, $50 rs to ensure proper c.assi
Gcation. j the name of the maker and depositor-
whether for exhibition ONLY, or Tor COMPETITOR
FOR PKEAlUh-ano IL INTENDED FOR sALk' 'he
price.
I Tef fnEe .t ehar IS 10
The MECHANICS and MANUFACTURERS of
mems of their manufactures to the Far hal r open
for the reception OF articles on the 18TH MOTIVE
POWER in abundance, SUPPLIED GRATUIToUsLY
for working machinery. ~,
For all information, apply to o,,
oc s-t t Chm of Exhibition Committee.
L THE MEMORIAL PAPERS, with Circular
and Questions of the EpscopSl Commission,
with an iprodaetifon by ths IT. Rev; Aon z,
ELE StEfi OF 'P MiLFARY ART AND SCI
ENG r asc 81 Of Bnes a en-
Halleck. A. NJ, late Captain OF Engineers. U.
THE fiFE OF HANNIBAL, by Thos Arnold, D.
THE LIFE OF THOMAS a'BECKET, by Henry
Hart N lgS =, p D. ;; Dean be- Of 81 Psus 3ee
TORAL LETTERS, &C., by Rt. Rev. Alonzo
MEMofRs OF rHiE LIFE OF JAMES WILSON,
ESQ. OF Woodvile, by James Hamilton, d. D.,
FOUR EARS ABOARD THE WHALEsHTP,
embracing Cruises in the Pacific, Atlantic, In
dian and Antarctic Oceans. by VIM. B. White
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HISTORY OF LOUIS
NAPOLEON, by Smucker, ST..
PARTIES ANDTHEIR PRISCIPLES-A Man
ual of Political Intelligence, exhibiting the
origin, growth and character of national par
ties, by Arthur Holmes. 81.
At NORRIS Bookstore,
&C 5-2t 81 Main street.
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Maria Van Rensselaer,, a courtexan, commit
ted suicide At Charleston, 3. c., on the ist in-
stxnf, by taking poison. She was native Of
Albany, N. Y.
Rev. Jesse Hartwell died Mt MI Lebanon,
La, on the 18th ult. lie wns the first profes.
sorof Theology in Howard College, Ala.
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THANKSGIVING DAY-The Governor o,
New York has appointed Thursday, the 9th
Of November, as day of thanksgiving In that
State.
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ANOTHER GREAT BILL.
LAST NIGHT But ONE OF THE ENGAGE
MENT OF THE
BEAUTIFUL AND GIFTED
YOUNG AMERICAN ACTRESS,
MISS JANE COOMBS,
Who will appear in her charming character OF
LA THISBE,l
LA THiSBE, in the
ia THiSBE,
Tonight ACTRESS OF PADUA,
ACTRESS OF PADUA,
s sPY OF OF 81. MAkc.s.5 Tonight.
SPY OF ST. MARc'S. ~,
n -. my FRIEND IN THE STRAPS.
lo-nieht Ny FRIEND IN THE STRAPS.
our entire MY FRIEND IN THE STRAPS.
STAR COMPANY appear in both pieces.
M METROPOLITAN HALL
BUMPER AT PARTING.
SANFORD'S
BENEFIT.
BENEFIT.
BENEFlTn!
LAST
APPEARANCE OF SANFORD
HIS STAR TROUPE.
1880 - THIS EVENINE
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON.

WV I,
Would invite buyers to e1alnine their Fall stock
of CARPETfNG FLOOR OIL-CI.OTHS and
CURTAIN GOODS, which they selling much
below the usual price that such goods sod at.
Also a large and varied assortment of PAPER
HANGINGS, from the cheapest to the finest that is
manufactured, both French and American, which
will be sold very cheap. We are also repaired
with the bsst of workmen to make and fit 10 rooms,
IN the city or country. CARPETS, CURTAINS,
0IL-CLOTHS and WINDOW DES at the
shortest notice. Also PAPER HANGING done
by superior workmen. Housekeepers needing any
thnE III our line, will find our assortment good and
eur prices low. oc 5-3m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, va, OCT. {, -.
HisA Wafer tA.s dag wednesday, i2.a O'Clock.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sehr;, ]. prcdmoso. craniner, Albany, lumber
sehr, !. X. Franklin, Townsend, Albany lumber
schr. Anseosta, ---, Baltimore. guano schaer,
kohier L. Co. -,
Schr. Arkansas. ----. Baltimore, suano, Ed
mond. Davenport 4 Co.
Schr. Marccny Munsou, Brewster, Phiiadeiphia,
coal. J. X. Anderson. -,
sehr. l., dia OGDEN, Fisher, Baltimore, mdzs., W :.
u. Coquitt K Co.
..sehr. Brunette, Johnson, Philadelphia, mdzs.,
w. b. Colqutt h Co.
Schr. judge Hopkinson, De Groos, James River,
luinber, 1 j. Mercer.
schr. Pandora, -, Baltimore, mdze., W. u.
Coqnltt i Co.
schr. Goo. v. Scott. Hubbard. Baltimore, suano,
+. Workman 4 Co.
Schr. ]. II. Cation, Catn, James River, wheat
Haxail. Crenshaw Il co.
Schr. Time, Tyler, Philadelphia, pig iron.
Schr. Courier, Todd, Baltimore, gnano. Shields
X Sommeryill6.
schr. EIdorado, Travers, Baltimore. guano,
Crenshaw L Co.
Schr. North Carolina, Jones, Petersburg, wheat,
HaXall, Crensliaw Co.
SAILED,
Steamer jamestown. skinner, New York, mdZe.
and passengers iudlaln K Watson.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritehard, Baltimore,
mdzs. and passengers. ID. & W. Carrie.
Steamer Virginia. Kelley. Philadelphia. mdze.
and passengers, X. L. futile.
schr. ]. W. L. stprsis, Scnit, down the river,
light.
Schr. Belle Conway. Delaney, down the river,
light.
Sehr. Idea, luton. down the river, light.
CLEARED,
Schr. Helene, Capt r. Bruhnan, for Bremen.
with s3s hlds. of tobacco and tobacco stems, by
EdW ID VIM. de Voss Il Co.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 3--Ceared, schrs. D.. s. Miller,
Greedy. Richmond; Margaret, Hanson. City Points
Mary Eliza, Lyons. SinIth6eld, Va. and i. =
Johnson, bay, Newhern, N. G. Arrived, schrs. s.
Clifford, do; Clifton. Marcy, Newbern, n. G.; How.
ard. Lowry; do; Pearl, Lark, Norfolk M na
Johnson; Moderator, Let's; Monnoth, Andcrson
Thomas Martin, Myeard; J. B. Cramer, Cavsiief,
French, I.oveland, Virginia, with wood /, r,
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3.-Arr.ved schr. j. r.. Ed
mundson, LefaYre. Norfolk.
HAMPTON ROADS, Oct. ARRIVED, ship Cas-
lillian, 10i days from Callao.
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NOTICE. gentleman. well &C
-. quainted in the State. viii leave on Thurs
visit all the Springs and the towns and VILLAGES
the line of the Central Railroad. Any bus mess en-
sons wishing his services will please call ut this of
fee. 5-ltN
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(tITY OF RICH sIOND. TO WIT At
- Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Court of
Hustings for the said city, on Monday. the Sd day
Of October. 1859
F. Potts. r. q Farley, II. S. Wamsl
and J. B. Marshall, merchants and
partners, under the style of Potts, tIx Dppr
Farley Il Co...............PPH lis, ~
dgdtRM
Stanford Long ........-.s Def t,
The object of this suit is to recover against the
defendant the sum Of one hundred and els hty three
dollars and seventv-cne cents, with legal interest
thereon from the 10th day of September, 1859, TIL
rayment Affidavit having been made that the de-
PENDANT, Stanford Ions. Is not a resident OF the
State OF Virginia. he hereby required to appear
due publication hereof, and do what may be neces-
sary to protect his interest. copy-Teste:
ENiaxxlw R0 HOWARD CLERK
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MOUNT NON PHOTOGRAPHIC
vi VIEWS.--Two of the HOUSE. and front,

HHU FWU OF tIV IOM OT " ASf1INu UN-SIze:
Is by 10.
Price of set 500
Single View, Tomb or House. ....... 80
The profits from the sale of these Views are to
be devoted toward building two parsonages, stu
ated in Cedar county, Diocese of Iowa.
For sale at j. w. Rando!ph's A. Morris, 6. NJ.
Vests, and at Dukes Gallery, laS Main street,
Wholesale at LlPPINCOTT X CO.'S.
oc5-3w % N. 4th ST., Phila., Pa.
7 ARGE SALE OF BIRDS. --Will be sold in
- front of the City Hall, at public auction, on
FRIDAY, the 7th day of October 1889 at 10 o. cock
A. NJ. all the BIRDS belonging 10 the late DR.. N.
Meyer: dec'd consisting Of MoCklNG Bl RDS,
y X DIS, and one PARROT
The above sale IS made at the request, and by the
advice, OF the friends of the deceased.
Terms cash. +. BUTLER, II. C. C. r.
st
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p EmOVAL.--LE0PoLD ROSE has removed
IL to his spacious and elegant new store at
No. zoo, BROAD STREET,
And has in store large and varied stock of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, &C..
And will be pleased TO see his old friends and the
purchased for cash. aud will guarantee to sell his
goods cheap. GIVE HIM A CALL. loo SLIM
EcEIvING DAILY. FRESH GOSHEN
BEEF TONGUES. DRIED BEEF and a general
e'0' '''''''' y SAMPSON. JONES, Agent.
oc 5-St. Corner of Main and 9th SITS.
EOR HlRE-A good COOK, w ASHER and
terms, Re-, apply to RO. B. LYME. Agent,
oc SITS Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR For sale in
~ quantities to suit. bv
ocs-Iw DUNLOP, MoNcURE & co.
port ANDSHERRY WINES-A few casks
asaa Or s'' 6b TN g sf NoscURE CO.
HEg,MNEssEY BRANDY Vintsses ls4s AID
oc wv 'le i DUNLOP. MoNcuRE / CO.
FRESH PEACHES.-1 dozen cans fresh
PEACHES, this years growth, for sale At
TR ESH LOBSTERS AND sALRION.-io
4 dozen cans fresh LoBSTERS and SALMON,
for sale at A. ANTONf'S.
DOP-CRACKERS... 1900 boxes Pop-Cracksrr.
Tor 'a's' to ar's'' VIM. WALLACE SONS.
HRANDERRfES.-- Just received q Iot Of
c.n1s'rs' .RS 81 iils l2S n Ia Main
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"a Remoyai.--The subscribers have taxi
en- the new and convenient Office OH 18th street,
between Main and Cary, short distance from
Main. where they will continue TO serve Their
friends and the public. as GENERAL. AGENTS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
oc 3-Iw RAWLINGS 4 HOLLADAY.
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M Miss Lizzie r. Fitz, Of Boston. viii receive
limited number of pupils for instruction on the
Piano and IN Singing She has met with great
success in the cultivation of the voice, having pur-
sued the method OF her teseher Madame otbeTs
tn Miss Pegram Linden Row; ". F. Richie. Esq;
John 4. Thompson. Esq; Rev. Bishop Eastburn'
Anulicatious received at Mrs. Johnson S, on Gov
arnor street. &c ~"
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ma Books! Books B0oks!!! MT Auc-
tnancing WEDNESDAY night. October 5ih ~
o'clock. lara G and valuable collection oil boohS'
direct from the publishers, embracing every 90
scrintion Of Tdterat,,rp Science and the Arts; II
wings Works. completes; Dickens Scots I'aiio b.
Also iine FAMILY BIBLES, PRAYER BookS,
&c. and
u. B--The BOOKS are all new and perfect, ana
Ill he sold 10 The highest bidder without reserve.
TIE sale will continue six hts only, -.
NV 80. j. II. DIGGES. Aurtr.
n n D.s~,, c,las,nan &C SIS
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DISSOLUTION.--T The firm of HARRIS &
~ MOORE is this day dissolved. by mutual con-
sent. All persons having claims against the hTm,
will present them for payment: and all those in
detted to the fsm will call on +. C. MOORE and
settle their acconnts-E G. Moore being alone
thorized to use the name OF the firm In the settle
ment and collection OF debts:
JOHN A. HARRIS,
&c. MOORE.
p;ah,,ond Dot $50
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NJ Marcu, Harris and Harris a. 20. nave
removed TO their new store, corner Main ana 1itn
streets next to American Hotel, where they VIII
siock of BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS. &c, &C., to
which they would ask the attention oil buyers
Oc 5-tS
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRI.
49, CULTpRAL SOCI The monthly
meeting Of the Executive COMMITTEES of the So
cietY will take place the Hermitage Fair Grounds
on WEDNESDAY next, ct ii o'clock. A. NJ.
Oc 3-3t Q. DIMMOCK. Sec'x.
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N foRDKRs.1
ii ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICER
OCTOBER I, 1859. {
III The Captains commissioned i'm the 18th
~ Regiment city of Richmond and SD Regi-
ment, Henrleo county, will find their commissions
in the Post Office. where not otherwise delivered.
They will cause the militia men 10 their respective
Company districts to be enrolled. muster their
during the present month. as is by law
required, choose a Captain, elections of first and
second Lieutanants. 50 that field officers may be
chosen without unnecessary delay. Copies of the
militia law and any aid which can be gwen, may be
VIII H. RICHARDSON.
oc 5-d&cwlt Adjutant General.
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IA Beautifu, Country Seat ON the " es
HAN PLANK ROAD, three miles above NC.
Inopd to be sold at auction THIS AFTEaNooS =, az
clock The particular attention 81 IT., Ihe p,n,,fn
Cnnntry Seat now oc Gu pied by Col. Sam s. Myers,
to t. Ike place TN. AFTERNOON; a. 4o'e0cA' ro'
90 Sit SODDIN & APPERSON. 'Aucts.
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IA Mrs. J. A. Williams, VI. D., offers b er
services to those OF her own sex, and to children
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention gwen to the management oil
female diseases, and displacements.
Those wishing interview at their residence,
can address Post Office, Box 547.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va. oc4-1ms
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t1~-SHs TRIAL AGRICULTURAL. SOCIETY
The Office of this Society is at the Ballard House
Hours for business from 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. to
o o'clock, r. Nj.
Mr.. TH0S. i. BUTLER having been appointed
assistant the Secretary will be attendance to
renew old and dispose OF new Certifca tes of Mem
hershp. and to give any information desired in re-
lation to the approaching Fair in October next.
c. DIMMOCK,
sc ATS Secretary and Treasurer.
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"a Auction.- -Boots. Shoes and Hats,
THIS MORNING, by .,no,r
TX I. Aucts.
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DiANO FORTE AND SINGI n G.--AlIss
L ALICE G.. DAWSON will be happy to receive
n limited number of pupils in the above branches OF
education. moderate terms either ut the resi-
dence of the pupil at her own, 10th street, be-
tween Broad and Grace.
Private lessons given in FRENCH to young
ladies'. Sc Sim
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nA ShawIs and Cl0aks.-
FURTHER SUPPLIES
CLOTH and VELVET CL0AKS,
And a few real
CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS
NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
oc its SAM'L NJ. PRICE K co.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Prof CHAS. SEIBERT, Piano.
Prof II. SCHNEIDER Harp
Prof. j. DUNDERDALE. Piano.
Prof o. ERICSSON. Guitar.
Rev. DIR. HoGE. will have charge of the advanced
classes in ENGLISH Literature. and by means of ju
diciously selected Text Books and Lectures of his
own will make the Course an interesting and pro-
fitab,e one to the students
Young ladies' residing IN the city, who
longer pursuing their studies at school. but who
still wish cultivate Bellies Lettrss, may become
members of Or. Hoes classes, and attend at the
prescribed hours without being otherwise connect.
ed with the Seminary.
A French lady is daily expected from New York,
who will reside with Mr.. Dupuy's family.
The Boarding Department Is under tho control
of Mr. and Mrs. Puppy, aided by Mrs. MANY X.
aS
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IA Steam Engine for saIe.-A two-and- "a
hall horse STEAM ENGINE, IN complete order,
having been used only three weeks 1t will be sold
at "a bargain. Apply at this office. oc4-ts
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"a Leeches, Lerches. Leecnes.--I have
gust received by Adams Express. lot of fresh
SWEDISH LEECHES. which will be applied upon
the most reasonable terms, promptly.
H. Cuppng and LeechinE attended TO.
K. l.. HOBSON, under the Al iercan Hotel,
Entrance ON 18th street.
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A SH L 4 Nd " A.

ASHLAN tyA.y
p nNh RACES. FALL MEET
<1GSTdNfsN - Nc. lS59-Commeneing on
SS ~ Thursday. the 9th Oct, ls5s
the Races over the Ash
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NJ. George J.. Bldg pod. BOOKSELLER and
AGENT Of the METHODIST DEPOSITORY. is
supplied with a new and fresh stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Over Knowles & Waliord's Safe Store, Pearl st.
PARENTS, TEACHERS and SCHOLAR
give him call.
He gives particular attention to ORDERS.
oc3-St .-...
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L, e. MOORE, late of the firm Of HARRIS
Il. MOORE. returns his thanks TO his friends and
the public senerally, for their ibersi pat.onass 70
the late firm. aud most respectfully soliclts TIE
business of all those who consider him worthy OF
their confidence. He will continue to occupy tho
old stand OF Harris Moore.
Liberal cash advances msde consgnments IN
hand.
Richmond, Oct. 9Th, 1859. oc4-zw
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NANTED--T0 RENT-A large MARKET
w GARDEN, near the city, with all the Toos
and Horse power necessary to work the same
offers a rare chance. Enquire at LUMPRlN'S |
Grocery, Of Main and lst streets. se22-ts
MTANTED--A PARTNER An established
w DRUG BUS IN ESS, in Il central locality. For |
further particulars, address "DRUGGIST.' Box |
No 100, Richmond Post Office. 22-ts
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Q. W. BRIGGS,
p r. PRICE.
L. Z. RICHARDSON, Committee.
]. F.. RIDDfCK,
oc 4-6t l.. Is. WALKER,
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SHOCKOE HILL GENERAL
49, AGENCY.
6. W. II. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, 6ettcesn Sirth and Secenth
Str.etS,
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES. HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL Ne
GROES, and acts as a GENERAL AGENT
He returns his thanks for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him for two years past. au 3l-6m
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FISHER 4 WINSTON.

WANTED. C OOK We wish to purchase a
w young, healthy COOK, who can wash and iron.
For one OF unexceptionabe character liberal
price will be paid. - ,1.,
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Musiny at Sea.

Capt Young, OF bark James Cook. arrived yesterday
morning from Havana makes tho following report-Saed
from Havana Dec. l2 and the l7th while in sight Of
the Florida coast and while standing at the wheel was
surprised 70 hear the cry OF murder from the second
mate passenger Damed Geo williams took the wheel
saying there was bad work on the deck Upon pro
ceedng there, found the first and officers fighting
for their lives with two scamen named j. Kelley and
Thos. Sullivan, who swore TO have our lives I sue
ceeded in getting the mates into the cabin the seamep
making . number Of attempts to knock me down and
prevent IT. and got in myself keeping them outside they
making repeated efforts to get in tnsn told them that
IL they made another attempt gain the cabin would
fire on them Atthat they both made rush at me with
their weapons, swearing they would have our lives.
fred ono shot IN the air to show them tia. they per-
sisted, would most certainly fire the next shot them
Finding tncy were determined 70 have hvcs and take
fhs nred upon them the shot taking effect u Suli
van s,oe Kelley then dropped his Weapons and went
forward Alter examining the wound and anding IL not
mortal dressed And confined him and Kelley separately
SULLIVAN was sent ashore Quarantine, and Kelley taken
In charge by officers Matthew aad Stock.
o. 8 MARsnALS OFFICE
DC 26.-Thomas Sullivan, of the crew Of the
bark James ok given iuo the custody of the United
states Marshall, on o charge Of muny at sca. Capta,p
Youup Was Obliged 70 ire on Sullivan and another
ut,eer paed Kelly The sho took effect Ia the ST 10 of
sullivan sullivan was committed for examination Kelly
not yet amenaole.
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liked bold man. but did no, like who desired the
honoIs without taking his measure Of the responsibility
Ue therefore, did propose 10 vote for Mr. Maynard
Mr.. LaxAR (dem Of Mss said that debate was not
IN order during the voting
The CLERK thought the point Of order well taken
The discussion, however, continued, aaa the repnoH-
cans kept calling the speakers 70 order.
TWENTY SECOND BAlLor FOR srEAKN
The vote resulted az follows
Whole number or votes cast. ...............Sw Sw
Necessary To a choice. ......................iVo .iVo
Mr.. Sherman, Of Ohio, republican. .10l
Mr. Maynard, Southern oppos,ton, OF Tenn....... 90
Ibe remainder were scattering.
An analysis Or the vote To day for Speaker, shows that
Mr. Sherman retains his relative strength lacking -four
votes Of eecnon. All the Americans except Two DAVIS
OF Mar and and Briggs, voted for Mr. Maynard, who
was also supported by Messrs Adams and Anderson OF
kentucky, Ande OF Missouri Ashmore, Avery, rks
dae Barrett Rocock, Bonham. Boteer Boagny, Boyce,
Brabsop, Branch, Brstow, Burnett, Ciemens, Copo,
Cage Of North Carolina, Crawford, Dearpeae, English,
Hsr o sarysna Ha4ls Il In haao
Jackson, Jones, ket Lamar, Leacn Of North Carolina
Le.ke, Mallory Marts Of Virginia Miles, nlson Moore
Of Kentucky, Moore q Alabama, Nelson, Nnen Psyton
Phelps. Pryor, QuarIes. Reagan. Rust, Scott, scxes
sDs Smith Of Virginia, Smith Of North Carolina. Stokes
Taylor, Thomas, Vance, Webster, wnsow Woodson and
For NJ. 0ilmr.-Msssrs. Davis Of Maryland, and
Briggs
ry, Riggs and Robinson Of Illinois
For Mr.. Vasandioham. -Messrs. Allen and Under
wood.
Rr Mr. Booock-Wessrs. Curry, Davidsou, Hndmaa
Fr ~ scott -Messrs Burch, E1uuudson, McRae
Phelps. Clark of Missouri; Holman, Houston, Niblack
Stout.
Fbr Mr. Houton.-Messrs. Cochrane Cooper, Singleton
McC1eTnand.
FSr Mr.. Pendleton.-Messrs Cox, Howard and Martir
OF Ohio.
Fbr Kr. Adrain-Messrs. Davis Of Indiana, and Rey
nolds.
Fbr Mr.. Homiltoa Mr.. Fouke.
E0 M. NcCeyyand -Messrs Larrabee, Morris OF hi
nois, PendetoD, Logan and vallandisham.
FIR Mr.. Ptigh MIR. Mcqueen.
For Ar. Cdrtrcu Mr.. Stewart Of Maryland.
FIR Mr.. Hll-Mr. Maynard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-29
Police Intellixcnce.

CArrrRE OF HorgI TmEF--Charles Lane, alias Peter
Curry was arrested at the Bandreh House. Tuesday
night while In tho &C, of rng two ia the roon,
OF Mr. Joseph G. Briggs, the proprietor. The prisoner
had unlocked the trunks with false keys aui in the
act Of removing some $50 worth onts iAss,sy
when DANIEL S,uriair, t4e urnt wtrthmtu s,pli,uig
uounced np'n hun aud nrn int, ih4 c-toty ~ ,s
FUN precinct paho9. Alderman cannsy ma,ttsd I.u,
iof lsai oa taafSe oi as.eInpt at graua larceny,
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
BORUP & CH.4yN,PLIyv,

fNIOGLn D. respectfully inform tho Merchant,
~ and thu public generally ,titss they hive
bought. out the interest Of NJessrs. Bnfbank z Co
in the Forwarding and commissiea busineas, and
that theyicsn afford increased facilities 10 al
those who may favor them with share &c thei
They will attend soa general Stornge
forwarding anil t'on,,n.sslon. business, M, tle,
Warehouse On the Lower Landing. HvyiDl
teased the Wharf-boat. those who ship 10 then
will save expense Of drayage.
REFEREsN CT
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j. Harmon and Co., Buffalo. {. 8
James G. Fatsc, Chicugo.
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~. I. McCloskey, Gslcra.
B, H CatupbelI. ~ IS i5ska IL
F.'S 5essdp ahd CO.. Dubuque.
Chouisas md vaile. 81. Louis. NV
Borup md OAkes, ST. Paul
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