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NEGRO Conspiracy IL vrRGrsrA.-T The ClarksJurg

NEGRO Co>sPIRAcy N VIRGISn.-Tke CLarks6urg
Va Register, July Is, says:
"a negro woman belonging to Mr.. VI. J. N1on OF
this county, gave Information On Wednesday last th 81
there was a combination among the negroes Of the
IeghboThOOd Of ShlnLstCn for the purpose ~ running
eff ana defending themselves in doing. She states
that OF the negroes shout Clarksburg ngaged
with them, that they We'll SUI piled with firearms,
&c. Ten Of the negroes suspected were arrested
Wednesday, and are now in jail; the negro woman
giving the Information Is also IN jail She further states
that these negroes We're supplied with poison, which
distributed among them at q convention of them
ned at Shinnston not long since and that their in,eG
ton vas TO poison their masters families"
RAILROAD RfoT.--A strike occurred on the Rac'ne
and Mississippi Railroad in Of construction
between Freepou aud Dssis-dlteen mile. distant.
TIE laborers receiving 81 10 per diem demsnded
81 y ard ten hours labor. Employers refused the
conditions. and serious The Consequence.
The Sheriff Of Stephenson County attempted to make
arrests, but roughly handled and bealen off. lie
called out the military and returned to the Of
ton airesting the leaders Of the mob and restored
Der sitter which most OF the lsborers resumed work AZ
the old rates. The whole disturbance was gotten up
by few men. aud they were removed pc .ce sad
INDUSTRY were restored. lChlcagO Press.
RTDUCTIOS OF POsTAGE TO GERMANY By BREMEN
OR HArBURG M,IL.-We are requested 70 state Oh a.
the postal administration Of the Thurn and Taxis, 10
FraIkfoIon-,he MAN. hss recently reduced the Ger-
HAD pUsge upon letters for from the United States
Via Bremen OF Hamburg 70 the uniform rate Of i've
cents. and, consequently, the single rate OF half
ounce uBfrr for letter, between tae Uoited State.
ard Frankfort on.'heMair. SaxeCoburg- g tina SAKE
Meinin-ep >axc-W eInar, Hesse-Ca asset, He-se Darm-
stsdt, L'ppe'Detmod snd Lppe-Buckeburg. vii here
after be l. instead Of - cens-prepaymegt optional
Ire reduced rate Of ID cests, via Bremen or III 4m-
burg. i now extended - al tie States belonging TO
the German sTiaE pcs.al uniOr except the Grand
Duchies VI Baden and Luxemburg. The postage 10
Baden and Lu1eubGrg i - Gents The single Eate-pre-
payulert optional
OCEAN TFLEGRAPH.-We learn by a letter from
Paris that Nr +. y. Osborne who projected the
teegraphie cable between Novs-Sc and Masss-
chusetts defeated IN Legislature last inter- has
completed two important contracts OF snilar kind IN
tra-ee. One i iOr the laying Of cable, 49, mile,
lore bet Eeen Toaon and AsIers the other connect
ing Ioulon with Corsica, distance Of 80 mlles.
3 ston Courier.
iowa SWAMP L.EDs.-A patent, No. /, for the
swamp and overlooked lsnds IN the I0rs City nov
Fort Des Moines district, containing % oil 20 acres
nu'rg 10 the State Of Iowa under en- act of Congress
has been transmitted by the Com missioner Of the Gene
70 LAID Office to tie GoYssSo' VI that State.
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MuRpER.-During a drunken brawl, in Williamson
Wayne County, man named Dunlap struck a man
nsmed Deuitt on the head with club from the effect.
Of which he died. The murderer led and hss not vet
been arrested.
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THE LEATHER Mast man, who thrust
knives aud avis recklessy in his flesh in Kentucky,
has been subjected to examination in Cincinnati, IN
the presence of medical and newspaper men. Ills
secret at once discovered. The Gazette says:
Our readers have seen ladies' with jewels ia Their
ears, and most familiar vita the process u pierre
ing the ear to admit the introduction Of the ngs or
drops" The hole Is made in the ear with An awl or
bodkn, and in the hole made bit Of elk Or thread
is worn. This prevents the wound from wholly clos
lug. The surface Of the put cure becomes cicarized
as the physicians say ard the hole is 4 permanency.
Through this Of course esrrng may be put in and
10 pain caused. Now the wounds, into which MI.
Stevens thrust bis bits of iron, cicatnzed in Eke
manner. How these openings we're caused we cannot
cay. They may have been accidental or the result of
disease, or made by design But whatever their
orr gin, their surfaces have become ccatrizef for
him to thrust blunt instrument into them no
more pain than for lady to put her drops into her
ears
CONVERTED TO SPGRITUALtsH.-TheB Boston Courier
e0tonally without contradiction the fact
Of the circulation Of report hst Prof Felon Of iar-
ward College distinguished for MS Greek scholarship
ard his controversial ability a. writer sgans, Spirit
uasuo, has become believer in that doctrine, If not
medium having found IL the course Of his reserches
that the evidence was irresistible As TIE Courier
IL supposed 10 know something OF Prof. Fetons opn-
ions-thsi paper having been tie channel through
which, during the last year more, the able Professor
has spoken in thunder tones eGitorialy against
Spirituslism-th,s uncon'radicted announcement by
ths. Journal is rather remarkable than otherwise.
Prof Feitous previous Investigations of this subject
had been understood to have been very full sad they
led HIM TO oppose ii a. he did. The Springfield RI.
Du6ieaH another ra.her oent opposer Of that doc
tire, also TO have ci snged it's opinion in tho
same way a. tie Harvard Professor. Dos. Trans.
AZ AWFUL HAILsToRM.-A correspondent Of TIC
London Morning Post writing from Lympgton Han.
-sys that Gurng the storm saturday the 81 which
commenced there al O'Clock in the evening, tho
heavens were dischsrgug perfect deluge of icebos
wedges OF ice in every shape and size; they es'
ceeded three inches round and some picked up were
al big az oranges In falling they broke all the wiz
dows to the northwest; Opsues were broken 10 ooS
dwelling
CsITID STATES AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-hs
seventh annual exhibition of the United States Ayr
cultural Society will be held this year at Chicago, con
mencing on the 18th Of September The list Of prem
nm. is large and comprehensive. The President o. n'
Society is Gen. Teneh Tilgbmsn, Of Talbot county
Maryland.
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WrASDoTrE, July ~.
Dr. Bennett, Of the Wyandot;e County delegation
who addressed the Convention s; considerable length
yesterday morning, resigned the honorary seat voted
him by the Convention and offered protes. Of the
delegation against the seton Of the Convention in rels
ton to their claims asking tina, be entered or the jour-
nal The Democratic wing Of the Convention supported
the claim, aud the Republicans rejected them
rious and false. warn debate sprung up, in which
Mr.. Weigey of Dcniphsn County suggested tha, the
remarks Of Col kingmas Of Brown County be rejected
for the same reason. Col. kingmsn msde spirited
reply, which Caused considerable excitement in the
hall. The Bill of Rights being the next order of the
tsy negro equality was pgeiiy thoroughly canyss:s5.
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7ELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
REPORTED ron THE .:DIsPArCH!
Later from California
FURTHER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
REroLUr7oN IN cHILI-RIo7 AT PANAMA

hEfcltlioSt 1&s thAbs-hANA ~
Nrw York, jan 2s-Ths steamship Illinois,
which left Aspinwall on the 10th with California
dates to the 5th Instant and 200 900 In gold are
rived here to day.
Nearly ell the general news 10 anticipated
The San Francisco markets closed dull LOT Az.
laptic goods The stock of China and East inoia
goods was rapidly accumulating.
Gold dust from the mines was coming IN nois
literally.
The Presidents message, by the overland mall
was received only two hours In advance Oh TUG
mama Route. ,
Affairs at Fraser River mines were looking up
The ice 10 the river had broken up, ana steamers
we're making their usual trips .
A fracas occurred at Aspinwail on the YIN iost',
bet ween some sailors of the United states Hisato
Roanoke aud the foreign residents-not mucn
dsmage done.
The frigate Merrimac, and sloop-of war Decatur,
uere at ReaIeio Nicaragua the lst instant, the
| latter preparing for q cruise.
| Dates from Valparaiso are to the 10th, ana from
Callao to the 25th December.
| Another revolution he'd broken out IN CnilI WIFI
| a prospect Of the government being overtDrowh:
| The proyinces of Valparaiso, and santiago ana
| Acoursjo had been declared under martial law.
| Several members of a political club In santiago
| had been impri5oned.
| The steamer Washington was advertised to leave
| AspiowalI on the Goth instant, for San Francisco
| via Cape Horn.
| The Costa Rican Congress, in extraordinary SEES
sion on the I'd December, ratified the Belly treaty
| slightly modified
| Gen Lamar's ifesto in Nicaragua had creatso
! some sensation throughout Central America ~niit
| the conduct of President Buchanan TOWARDS the
| fIlibusters was fully appreciated
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advice IL always honest aud sincere, and seldom
unwise. The husband should rarely reject it. 10
she not bound to share his fortunesf Is nos ne'
deepest solicitude for his welfare 10 life Canene
invent any counsel or suggestion that has no. o's
good fortune az tho dearest ohject' Her pos''o"
Is favorable to prudent judgment. She Is CAT"
and reflective at the fire side, out OF the busue
business and the excitement Of the composition
and rvalries Of life, aud her opinions are uninnu-
eneed by the passions they excite. Her apprs-
hension of injury and misfortune 10 instructive
her warnings prophetic. Her fidelity strengthens
with distress, her devotion grows intrepid under
sf6iction.
As a last injunction, aud though last not least
we invoke the young adventurer in the world Of
commerce to consult and consult freely, the part
uer Of his joys and his sorrows, with regard to oil
his mos, important business matters. Who can
better adxise--who can be so trusted
"Ah. gentle DANES. 1t Rars me greet.
To think how mony counsels sweet.
How mony lengthen'd sage adsices.
The husband frae the wife despises."
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NcW Rnnka.

HALLEcK's PeBMs-A very beautiful edition Of
Halleck's Poems has just been issued by D. APPLE.
TON Co. Haleck did not food the world with
poetry as some greatly inferior poets have done
but he wrote some of tue best poems that have
appeared in this country. This little book, which
comprises his pieces, is gem which We most
heartily commend to all lovers Of genuine poetry
For sale by WooDHoUsE & Co.
A New GERMAN GRAMMAR "A new German
Grammar has just been issued by D. APPLETON &
Co., of which Professor Aim, of the College Of
Neass, is the author. It's popularity is pretty
we'll established in London, where 1t has reached
the eighth edition. 1t is considered one of the very
best yet issued for the English scholar.
For sale by WooDHoUsE Co.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-iSnate-Mr. Gwin gave
notice that he will tomorrow move a reconsidera-
ton of the vote by which the emasculated Pacific
Railway bill was passed.
The rest of the session was consumed with prl-
vate bills.
Rouse-A resolution Of inquiry was adopted as
to whether the receipts next year will probably
meet the expenses of Tire government.
Mr.. Stephens introduced bill giving territorial
governments to Arizona, Decotah and Jefferson,
the last embracing the Platte country.
The rest of the session was consumed with pri-
yate bills
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INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS.

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The AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND
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FIRE INSUKANCEl-THE GREAT WESTERN
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MALI LOSSES Literally and Promptly adjusted
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RICHMOND. Oct I. 1858.
~IHAvE been using SEMPLE's In

RICHMOND. Oct I. 1858.
~IHAvE been using eEMPLE's In
FALLIBLE BAKING POWDERS for some two years; and
feel 10 hesigancy 10 saying that L have been
more than pleased with it. and regard it as vastly
superior to any Yeast Powder it has ever been my
good fortune to thy. u BAKER,Jr-
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, May 20 1858.
Dr. " Garlick-Dear Sir: After keeping house
for several months. and being 30 frequently fo1ied
in making loaf bread was induced to try your
SEMPLE's BAKING POWDER. Since then have
had so little trouble and rar " fail to have good
bread have thought It but dus to you that
should say much, as have in constant use your
invaluable Powder more than year
40 HENRY B HALL.
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Dr. Gdrltck-Sir: Having constantly used your
SEMpIE'S BAKING POWDER since its origin, and being
more than pleased with its eficacy.I readily pro-
nounce it ths best of the hany kinds have been in
the habit of using.
JOHN W GARLICK.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor.
Rich mond, Va
Sold by Druggists and Grocers generally through,
out the State. JaN-lw
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Ali parties are in confu.
sion about the Tariff. The Democrats are to hold
a caucus to determine their course on the subject
The House iCommittee of Ways aud Means held
another meeting to-day, but could not agree on a
bill.
There is ssome talk" about Attorney General
Black being appointed to the vacant Judgeship in
Pennsylvania, caused by the resignation Of Judge
Irwin,
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NEW BOOKSFOR SALE THIS DAY, AT
IN GEORGE NJ VESTS
Book and stationery store.


145 Main street, Eagle Square.
THE SECURING of the White Horse: or the LOT
Vacation Kambles of London Clerk. BY the
author of Tom Browns schoolboy daysat Rug
Syn Beautifully illustrated-$i:
WILD SPORTS 10 the Far West; by FREDERICK Ger
stecker. Translated from the German. Illus
trated-l
THE LADIES' Mammal Of Fancy Work; being a
Complete Instructor in every kind OF Fancy
NeedIework BY MRS Pullan-l IS
WHAT WILL He DO With it by Sir Il. Bul"er
yOLUME THREE Prescotts Philip Secondary.
THE aUTOCRAT of the Breakfast Table. BY Oll'
yer Wendell Holmes-1. or
A HOUSE to Let-By Charles Dickens. Esq-2sc;
LECTURE. and Addresses on Literary and No No
cai Topics. By the Late Rev. Frederick W.
Robert ion- Nj A, Of Brighton-l-
SYLVAN HOL1'S Daughter By Holmes Lee gu
thor of "Kathie Brande," &c i
volumes with illust atiops-3 go
POtMS-By Frances Anne Kemble-1. -,
UNITY OF MANKIND. J l.. Cabell NJ d., OF the
University of Virginia. with an Introductory
Notice b. James w. Alexander. d..
THE LIFE and Times of Sir Philip Sydney; with
Pcrirait-l.
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Died.

On the morning OF the 23th January. GA HOLM =
Il wife Of Walter K Martin. and daughter q sne
late Col John Heth s....
this morning at " O'Clock The friends q the inm
ily are requested to attend without furtner noce'
w Savanush papers please COPY.
At the residence Of her husband, George Pee &c
in az dpey, on the 9th instant. Mrs. ELIZABETH
L. PACE tn the 10th year Of her age. ..,n
Her funeral will take place at Grace street Dhp,
tist Church tomorrow Sunday morning ~ u
~
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R~NEw RETAILING GOODS.
JANUARY z6. 1884,

SAM'L NJ PRICE q co.
Have been receiving. every week since the LIST jan
nary further supplies of seasonable Dry Goods,
making their stock complete for the season. Among
them may be found 49,
Linens. Linen Sheetings and Towelling-good
bargains
Bombsznes, Challies and Tamise. for mourn
p..i ing agsv,s. ofR,sacbsd Cations Camhrics Dimi.
ties, &C
Goods for Servants and Field Hands in Plaid
Domestics
Striped and Plaid Osnaburgs, Burlaps. &C
To which they invite the attention of buye rs prom
Isl ing the best &c DDS at fair prices. ia N-6t
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NEW YoRK, Jan. % Cotton quiet-nothing done
since the steamer arrived Flour quiet-SoUthern
S5s5(dy5 Is Wheat active-no Southern reported -
Corn mas a declining tendency. Spirits Turpentne
firm at 491a@D521he latter figure to arrive. Rosin
firm at ST. IS TO arrive. Stocks lower.
>ales in New York Thursday of s23, 600 Va 6's at
s6A 81 600 do at q676 81 900 SIS at 9s1z, and
sII 900 Tenn SIS C90) at 9'@9lA
BALTIMORE JAN 28.-Flour dull at Sc. Wheat I'M
changed-white 81 4C(GI.75; red 81 40. Corn has a
defining t-ndency-white and yellow 74976.
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s~ NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Com
SYSTEM
Capital $l,54O,OO0!


PANY.-MUTUL SYSTEM.
With One hundred Thousand Dollars deposited
with the State Comptroller Of New York, to meet
40 Der cent. of the annual premium Will De loaned
the insured when desired.
Dividends declared annually, and have averaged
If net Insured You should call at once and procure
policy on your life. No matter whether young CT
old. married or single. -
First-Because it is less EXPENSIVE than it will be
when YOU become older.
second-BecauSs il in HEALTH you Will passa me0-
icdt erdniifidt ION and BE ACCEPTED
Third-LlrE Is UNCERTAIN and DELAYS ARE DANCE.
RoUs. ,r,n,
The MAN PROFESSIONAL NON PROFESSIONAL who
is dependent upon q SALARY for a 5UsTENANcE should
do it, Because with LIFE the INCOME CEASES and to
the loss of HUSBAND and FATHER may be added Ex-
POSTURE to INSULT and POVERTY.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
20. I. COLEMAN. ". ID.
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Few doors above the Custom House.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
Capita! SIO,900,000! .m,n -,
OVER HALF MILLION DULLARa INVESTED IN
THE UNITED STATES.
THE
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
The Revenue of the Company derived from Pre-
miums of Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollars
annually. The company is therefore prepared to
increase the amount heretofore taken on unexcep-
tionsi risks. They will issue policies for loss or
damage by fire on Buildings, Merchandise, House
hold furniture. &C., &c. on liberal terms,
ja1-ts Office 1870 Main street.
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CPRING OF 1859.
CHOICE AND EXTENSIVE ASSORT-
RIENT OF
FOREIGN GOODS,

ADAP1ED To THE ENTIRE UNION.
CONSISTING OF
FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS
RICH AND MEDIUM DRESS FABRICS
RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS
SHAWIS AND MAETILL4S
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDER1ES
GLOVES, &C, &c,
Now on exhibition at our
Wholesale WarerOOmS.
30 Chambers and SO Reade streets,
NEW WORK.
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n&-To THE SOUTH SIDs.-By

bTo THE SOUTH SIDE.-By late
tariff, the Danville Railroad Company have reduced
the rate of freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
from this date. WITH THIS PR0vISo, that DOUBLE
RATE will be charged during the months Of APRIL
MAY AUGUST and SEPTEMBER.
orders to any extent eau be supplied from the
purest Lump, but should be given early to ensure
it in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar pei
ton less than packed in barrels:
JOHN II CLAIBORNE,
ia 3-lm No Ii Pearl street.
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NJ CLOVER HILL CoAL.-Both Hail
NJ d WHITING,
IN 2O-2m Neer Petersburg Depot
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%HARTsHoRNE's CURE-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOl
AOH AND WEAK BOWELS.

ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED By a CHEMIST.
BorTLEs 70, Is and 50 cents aud one dollar
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSEORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept in
all families in case of accidents sudden sickness
it frequently in less time than requires e
get physician.
1t cures pain in any Part of the system and is used
externally and internally.
HAkTSH0RNE'SCUREAL cures Rheumatism
Neuralgia and Chilbiains
CUkE-ALL cures Cramps Collie
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
. TRANSFORMERS CURE-ALL cures Pains In the
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
HARTSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL cures Sprains
Bruises, Scads. Burns and Frosted Feet.
HARTSHORNk'S CUREALL cures Pains In the
Feet and swelling of The Joints
HARTSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
from q Cold, and Ague ia the Breast
HARTSH0RNES CURE ALL ia good for Dyspep
sia, Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pain, use the CURE-ALL, a.
it acts upon the Nerves, Musses, Sinews Blood and
Bones, and, by its warming electromagnetic power
expels all pain from the system. Get a bottle and
try it.
The above medicines to be had at al Drug Stores
n Richmond. Norfolk. Petersburg and all towns In
Virginia. GO l5-6m
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NJ HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the CITY of Richmond.
Office in Belvin's New Building, on 18TH fronting
Bank street. ia Zo-t5
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Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA

HALIFAX, Jan. 2S-The steamship Arabia with
dates from Liverpool to the 18th inst, arrived
here this morning,
Di.quietude still continued on the continent, and
warIike rumors still prevailed, but the panic had
sensihly subsidized, particularly in London.
The Paris Bourse showed an Improvement, but
still fiuctuated.
The English parliament had been summoned to
meet the Sd February.
The cabinet OF Belgium bad dissolved. Large
Austrian re- Inducements had reached Lombardy,
bat the chances of revolt were diminishing.
The Kangaroo arrived out from New YORK on
the 14th -
LATEST-[BY TELEGRAPH
Dublin advices say the evidel &c against mem-
hers of the Pbanix Club is more complete than
the public anticipated.
The depreciation of funds consequent upon Nae
noIeon's policy. has been five per cent in France,
three per cent in Russia five in Sardinia, and six
in Austria
Letters frsm France are unanimous In express
ing aversion of the whole industrial population to
a war; likewise affirm that all the ministers of go
vernment including Count Wslewski,are in favor
of peace.
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FATAL ACCIDENT-NTNE PERSONS DROWN


New YORK, Jan. 2S-The Harlem boat, to-day,
ran into the city barge, containing the physicians
bound for BIaekwelrs Island, drowning nine per-
sons, supposed to be physicians.
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE.

81 RICHMOND THEATRE.
GRAND SATURDAY NIGHTS JUBILEE
UNbIMINISHED SUCCESS.
UNDIMINISHED SUCCESS 8
MONSTER SPECTACLE.
MONTE CHRISTIE.
GIANT GALLIGANTES.
SIG HURTEEsBACH.
LIONS. LEOPARDs, &c
BABY ELEPHANT.
TRICK HoRs Fs
GRAND TOURNAMENT.
CARNIVAL MAsQUERAD Z
SPLENDID DANCING.
DIMINUTIVE DWARFS
FUNNY CLOWNS,
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ACoUITTAL OF MIR. DENEALE

STANTON, VA, January 2S.-The case Of Geo.
ing money on false pretences from bank here.
was submitted to the County Court this morning
without argument, and the prisoner was acquit.
ted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29

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