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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28
BANKING AND EXCHANG OFFICE
LUTHER III. WHITTLESEY,

(qf the late sr7a Of C. C. Hash5ara & Co..
DRAFTS drawn the principal cities Of the United
states Bills Of Exchange on al the large towns
of Easo7e, at moderate rates
y II Drafts all poats in the Cnite1 states and
the chief towns of Great Britain France and Ger
usnv. Interest allowed @ time deposits
tS 0EIee hours, A N. 10 1 P NJ after Nov 15tE-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

OLD FIsH.-A gentleman sent his
black servant TO purchase fresh fish
He went 70 a stall, aad taking fish began
10 smeilit. The fishmonger observed him.
and fearing lest the bystanders ght catch
the scent, exclaimed:
Hello. +. you fellow, wha; do you smell
my fish for g.
Me no smell your fish massa."
What are you doing. then a.
" Ne talk 10 EN-, nassa.
" And what did you say to the fish, my
friend 30
NJ ask him what's news a. sea, da.'s
all, massa."
Aud what does he say 10 you7"
He say he doI.t know, he no been
dere DIS tree 1ceek"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

to An upright IS always easier than
a STOPPING posture, because II Is more na-
tural, and one part is better supported by
another so II Is easier 10 be an honest
man than knave. l. is also more grace
fui-Saelto55.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

THE SALT MINES AT OSoSDAGA.-
The Superintendent of the Onondaga Salt
Mines, Mr. Vivus w. Smith, has made
his report 10 the Legislature. From his
statements ii appears that the manufacture
last year ian up TO 1888 2l9 bushels. or
| ,406, ,6i4 barrels, an increase of a mil
lion bushels over the figures of lS56.-
OF this quantity, 1881 ,S27 bushels were
fine, and l 500, ,392 coarse or solar salt
The revenue, on cent !uty a bushel
amounted to so ,332, l9; penalties, rents
SC, S57, 40. Paid for salaries, erectiou
repairs, materials. &c, S50. .622 ,66. The
present means of the State viii permit
the furnishing Of brine suficien: TO man
ufacture ten millions OF bushels. Nj
Smith links the quality of salt to be i'm
proving. There are now 32i salt tlockS
capai lie Of manufacturing L, 500, 900 bbIs
OF salt. About seven-eigh,s of the sail
goes to other States. During the wear
| $40 1863 bushels were received at Bqf-
falo, aud 4,349, ,033 at Oswego.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28
Dortrn.
Flowers.

Tzey spring uunoticed and unknown,
Md rocky wilds they bloom,
They flourish mid the desert lone,
They decs the silent tomb :
Thew cheer the peasants Io-eIy cot
Adoru the nonsrch's hall,
They ill each quiet shady SPOT
O, who could tell them all
Some Ger the murm'riug strearnlet aing
Their blossoms bright and fair
And the in vernal beauty spring,
Famed by tho sacred air;
Some, meath the oceans rolling waves
In silent graRde grow,
Nor heed the storm which 'er them raves
But still in beauty blow.
Some where the eagle builds her nest
Where has never trea,
Where e'aa che cnaJnios dare not rest
Upon the crambling sod;
Yes, there, cen there wild 7~erets grow,
In richest dress arrayed,
And Ger the cIomorous eaglets throw
There light and graceful shade.
Mid mountains OF perpetual snow,
BY icy circles bound,
some, rendered doubIy bsauteous, slow,
And deck the frozen ground;
And mid cold .inter's angry storm
The snow-drep rears is head.
And shows its pure, unspottet form,
When other flowers have fed
Some Of the breezes Of the night
Their grateful odors send;
While Others, children Of the light,
To day their perfume lend;
Some bloom. beneath the torrid zone,
Meath India's sultry skies;
Mid TceIand's mountains. chill tnd lone
The forms OF others rise.
The stately fern, the golden broom,
The lilly tall and fair
All there in rlch succession bloom,
And scent the summer sir.
N secret deli, BY rnurra' ring rill,
n gardens bright ami gay,
Within the valley, on the hill
Flowers cheer our toi.some way.
Flowers image forth the bound,ess love
God bears his children all,
Which ever droppeth fsom above
Upon the great AID srna.-.
Eaeh blossom that ado-nz our path,
So joyful and so fair.
Is bat drop Of love divine
That fell and fourished there.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28
Ine5giare Asylum.

Measures are now being taken in Phil
adeiPh 10. the establishment OF an In
ebriate Asylum. or a " Home for the Fall
len, and the first step towards obtaining
funds Tor that purpose IS the preparation
tor FAR, 10 &c held during the coming
week
To promote the object. Mr.. Albert Day,
Superln endeul OF the Washington House,
OF Boston, naue statement al the hall
OF The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. on Friday evening. The objects of
Boston organization, as set forth in its
charter, are the provision OF a retreat for
Inebriates, and the means of reforming
them. In seeking TO effect rhisaStter
OBJECT. u: efforts are mainly based upon
the CONVICTION that iutemperance should
be regarded as 4 disease rather than
crime The nucleus of the present socie-
~ vas formed III 1857, under the name
OF the &" Home for the Fallen" In the
aci OF Incorporation II was called the
e" ashingtonIan Home
Up 10 the present time, about five hum
dred persons have been received into :he
Home, and have remained there for the
periods varying from a week 10 sevs. al
AA'OtINA4S. iill &C ilOt received, LOT
the reason that the State has made pro-
vision for their accommodation. 4 num-
Der Of the inmates have, from the frs,
paid their board: those without the means
to 90 so; are supported by the voluntary
contribution, Of the charitable. and the
appropriation made by the State. Few.
upon LEAVING, have relapsed into ,heir
old habits, aud the success OF the ins,i,u-
] tIon i represented to have been most
gratifying 10 It's founders and supporters.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

EF IL you would have your laws
obeyed. without rnuiiny, see well 10 II
that they are pieces of God Almighty )
law otherwise ali the artillery IN the
world cannot keep down mutiny. Car
igLe.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28
Our Ohio friends say

ESr An affection, however misplaced
aud III requited, if honestly conceived and
deeply felt. rarely fails TO adsance The
self-eoUeasion OF man.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

@ The best way to strengthen a
good resolution IS TO act II Out yourself.
Ii you resolve to repair an old fence, il
strengthens the resolution. and The fence
90, 20 comnence At once.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

sE Pure white lime. with about an ounce OF
dissolved glue to the gallon. Is the best white
wash for the interior of house. For an outside
whftewash. add ore ounce of salt 70 the gallon
Of lime and q half pint Of sweet milk.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

the soul, in which every star Of talent viii
shine more clearly.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

"A Point Viii attend = lalA avE-tl tl1tIous at- sEans
all business connected Eith his profession Collections
or ,unpty attesded once IA Co-nty Building 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

EI Ii is easier 10 be wise for others
than for ourselves.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28
D =. PRIEST
y n MINER
PRIEST x MINER.

TT0RNEYs AND CuUNSELL0RS At la w
n RiczIaud Centre RichIsna Coanty, Wis All husi-
entrusted % their promptly attended TO- 2lvlo
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PARLEY EATON.
}. I'll. CI4AiiA

Attorney aud Coun~etIar II Law.
Once in aiItoa's Block, Mineral PoInr Iowa CO.,
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cEoIissE A.. FIio-T.

a TT0RNEY At Law, and Solicitor IN Chs ne g. sIii
y eraI Point Once IN Thomas. block s-I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

xJ-0CID respectfully cerigr lis professional Ssrvice
w Is the citizens nf Mineral Point, and vicinity.
oaice o Yposits tie United States Hotel. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

nEALER IN BOOKS. STATIONERY & WALL Pa
| per-Sewspapers ant PeFiadaaIsand agent a. tie
Home Insurance Co n ~, door tAe Post OF
fce High street Mineral Ppia1 Mis-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28
VI. N. JACKSON.

HAS resume! the practice Of he ~ Tie viii Prac-
tiee ia the Sapreme and Circuit torf-o oi th~ state
aai II the District Coart Attention VIII te wen
: collections. and TO the purchase and sale IF Real
Ross stone Building l. IL ~ 1lt-
rissevss BankIng House s-u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28
HUGHES & DICKINSON.
PRODUCE AND DC0MNiSSiON AEERCH ANTS
Dealers UluBER. SAT-. PRODUCE,


Goods of eny description consigned - firm viii
with prompt attention 0a1e a the terminus %
fhe Mineral Point Railroad. the OF Lanyon'S
Foundry. Mineral Point. Wisconsin
AIcHAL HUsHxs loft JoSEPH ". DICKINSON.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

J. Il. aIoFFETr. II. y,

n ENERAT. DsslerIn Dry Goods. Groceries Provision
i Hardware &C. yellow Stone, WIS., AayI I-s 1850 Is
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28
JoHN HoILINGSHEAp.

NOTARY PUBLIC. CONVEY ANGER & GENERAL
~ AGENT, Liaden. lows county, Wisconsin. 1gtt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28
9rufsssionaI ana Business Garas.
= l.. &. BL E~@INGs.
GEORGE W. COBB,

TroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR LAND x COL
a LECEING AGENT SL.-Ls5arE- L1-1gsl.e O.. Mls.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28
GARDINER G. 1IEIG.

DRODUCE and general Commission Merchant deals
4 IN Salt. Water Lime Sc, stone Ware House, near
q Depot. Nj neral Point. 1J-42
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II. y. ALLEN.

NOTARY PUBLIC. Land Agent, Sc., SC Aren
N Iowa Co.. Wis Will attend TO the pay nent of IA
es, Sc. with accuracy ana dispatch 5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28
JOHN III. WESTON,

NOTARY PUBLIC AED GENERAL LAND AGE!
y Mineral Point, Wisconsin once il County Ba
jnr -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-31
TheIu>urrent utCarIIsle.

CARLISLE, PA. Oct. 30.-The prisoner in
Jail here for whom requisiJIon was sent by
Gov. Wise, in the name of Albert HaZitt, was
before The J udge yesterday, or habeas corpus.
The counsel tor the prisoner urged his dis
charge, as he was not Hazlitt, but VIM. lIarri-
son.
Several witnesses testified that the prisoner
was at Harper Ferry, and that they had con-
NcTsed with him there.
Mi Copeland testified that he saw the flash
of his rifle when he was IN the act of shooting
n citizen.
None Of the witnesses knew his name. The
Judge therefore took rhe ground thar 1.-The re-
Quisltion is legally and formally right, but As
no evidence is addUced that we have any man
named Hazlitt in our custody, whom we can
deliver on this requlsltiun. and we are satisfied
thatwhis monstrons crime was committed, and
that the prisoner was there and particip M ed
in il therefore We recommit him TO jail Il
await the further acton OF the Governor Of
VIRGINIA -
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by j. 81. Heiggrs, Auct.

DEREnI PToRY SALE OF FIVE M
! PORTED w n ES. LIQUORS, FRENCH
CoRDIALS, FANCY BRAND1ES. SCHEIDAM
SCHNAPS, ABSlNTHE. &c.-MQNnhY, Oct. 81,
at 10 A. NJ, At auctlon house of J. II: Di6GES,
Main street, No. s5.-The attendance OF VINO mer-
chants, hotel propretorsf tavern keepers. eoniec-
TONERS. md private individuals is solicited. the
teies being of the finest quality and remaining
stock OF New York importer declining business,
comprising
Several cases st. Julien MEDOC, first quality,
Several eases CHATEAUx MARGEAUX, extra
genuine brand.
Several cases Hungarian WINE. finest imported.
Several cases Extract d'ABSlNTHE, finest im-
ported.
Several cases Aromatic SCIIEIDAM SCHNApS,
finest imported
NISETTE and NoYEAU.
Several cases assorted Co2nac BRANDIES, Cher
rs. Ginger. Blackberry and Lavender
Several kegs BLACKBERRY C0GNAC.
Several kegs LAVENDER COGNAC.
Several denIiJohns of fine Lac UORS and COR
DIALS.
gal. GeIniiohns. charged 75c 2 gal. do. Gee.
gal. kegs 7Fc.: 10 gal. 81 90; cases pc.
ADnITI0NAL.-20,e coo imported g RS: ct va.
rIuus brands. j. IL. UiGGES.
oc 23-2t Auet.
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BY Thos. w. Reese, auct.,
tOfflce corner 18th and Cary streets.I
SALE or HousEHosp

a AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, AT AUG.
TiQN.-By virtue OF decd Of trust, executed to the
dated the It'll day of March 1858, and OF record in
the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court Of the
in said deed, I shall proceed 10 SELL on MONDAY,
the 3st day ef Oct, 1859 commencing at II O'Clock,
at the residence OF sud w hi. Blton, 5th street,
next to st. James Church, the following. property,
conveyed Nv said deed: six BedsteaGs and Bed
Furniture, 2 doz. large Arm Chairs, dog. com
mon Chairs, large Cooking Stove, the Bar and
fixtures, Dccanters, Glasses. &c; large anu 8
small Tables; / Bagatelle Board. Balls and Cues;
Fen-Pin Alleys. with the necessary Balls and
Ptns also. all the KITCHEN FURNIFURE,
Pictures. &C.. now in the possession of said Bat
ton. ut his residence. with other articles too
Numerous tn mention in this advertisement.
TFRMs.-Cash. WIN. HANCOCK, Trustee,
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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NEWARK, Ger. - Two large factories Of
the Chadwick Pateii' Leather Company, and
eisht large haises ated on South Bridge
street, were destroyt by fire thi. afternoon.
L SIS over s3n,0sI. The loss OF the Chadwick
Co. amounts 10 ~ 10 of which S20Gt0 are in
sured. Loss Of John H. Stephens, $4,000. in
sured 3, $40; I. Massey; $1,000, insured $500,
and other snalier2osses. the total amount Of
insurance is s23 ~, wholly in New York ON
ces Lewis Mark and Walter Hopper, both
w0rkmen in the Chadwick factory, were Sc
verely burned, il is tared fatally.
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T7lFTY-FgTR HANnsoMF BUILnEaG
BY Ro. Il. Lyme, Auct.

pUBLLc SALE OF ONE THOUSAND
L ACRES or. VALUABLE LAND IN CHAS.
G G, co. ON THE SWINEYARD'S ROAD,
WITHIN THREE MILES OF WIILC0X'S AND
SMINE1ARD'S LANbING, on JAMES RIVER
AT AuCTION.-At the request Of the owners,
VI sell at public auction, on TUESDAY, the Sth
o. November at u O'clock. upon she premises, IF
tar; Il not. the next fair day thereatter.) that
valuable TRACT OF D. situated as described
above, containing enc Thousand acres, adjoining
the lands of q. 9. Waddell, John L. Walker, Jas.
Hubbard and others.
The greater portion of it is in woods. and its
proximity to the public landings on James river
renders tbl7 land very valuable. as wood can he de-
llvered at the landing only three miles distant, ut
very Temuner&t1ve prices. IL IS believed that tie
wood on the land whea delivered. will pay for it.
There IS sG!hciency OF cleared land for q per-
son beginning to farm, which produces well OF the
usual crops. The improvements consist of n
Framed Dwelling with the nsuai Out Bu,ldit.ss
all bntit within few wears. The location is healthy
and society good, and very convenient to churches
and mills ANY farther information can be had
upon application to the subscriber, and the land
shown TO any person wishing 70 purchase by Mr.;
John Hamblet. who lives on the land. The land
Will DE divided to suit purchasers.
TERMS liberal, and made known day of sale.
RO. r. LYME, Auct..
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
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By Robert b. Lyme. Auctioneer.

A VALUABLE IHAt ] OF WOOD LIND
n IN HENRtCO COUNTY, 5 NILE BELOW
ACRES ON TIE WHITE OAK SWAMI, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-L viii sell at public AUG
ton, on the 7th day Of November at IL o'clock, in
that val labs tract OF WOOD. located as d. serbed
above, belonging to Mr.. John Fisher. containing
$50 acres, adon a ths land Of John Ctey and 9TH
ers 4 bout % acres are cleared and produces well
OF the usual crops. 4 LARGO meadow can be sotteu
up. PRODUCING, rs It doubtless would, the best
hay which can always be sold in Richmond al fair
prices TIE mgrogrB snts consist OF cottase
residence md the uai cathGlidinss, all IN Eood
yard the location is healthy. Brick makers and
wood cutters are respectfully requested 70 exam
inc the premises before the day ef ale Mr. Fish
er Will take pleasure IN showing the premises to
any person wishing to purchase.
NJ. B. LY NE, AuctOneer,
Office in Basement Of Metropolitan Hall.
oc a5-TuS SSThFS&ond
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Nttiin.~afarkets, Sc.
LYNcHnrRG. Va. Oct, 80
The Grand Division of Sons Of Temperance
closed Its session in this city yesterday. and 1t
is very gratifying to state. that the proceed
tugs were altogether ola harmonious charac-
ter. The next .erai-annual session will be
held AZ Danville, in April next and the next
annual session AT Norfolk, in October.
n regular meeting of the City Council was
held on last Friday, w. w. Noryell City
Treasurer, reported s6S5s2i tax receipts for
the month ending Oct, IS. The sum Of $4,000
was appropriated for the use of the Street
Committee, After attending to other business
Of no special interest to the public, the Coun-
ell adjourned.
Aaofher accident occurred on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad on Friday last, which
made 4 complete wreck Of some Of the cars
and detained the passengers about six hours
II was caused by the breaking of an axle
The Railroad Meeting alluded TO in a for
mer letter, met n the Washington House on
Friday night, and after a lengthy discussion
IS 20 the most eligible route, whether ii
would he we'll TO instruct their delegates in
relation 10 TIC route. &c, they adjourned TO
meet again on next Wednesday evening.
There is little doing in the produce market
Wheat may be quoted from Sl.3u TO SI.35;
Corn ~ Ellis per hushel. PfNKNEY.
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Er.m Standardization Murdrrs.

ST LOUIS Oct. 27.-Ihe Salt Lake mail of
The eth inst, reached Iachison yesterday. A
party OF seventeen entrants from Buchanan
CIV, Iowa had been a. cked by the Indians
near Kennedy-s Cu.-oE, AMr. Kline, Mr.. Wit
ternore. and his wife ard ix children had been
killed. aIr Wittemore-s two eldest sons and
the remainder of the paty escaped and are
now AT Camp Floyd, in aeestitute condition
Colonel Stambaugh, tiesSuryeyor General
Of Utah. arm we'd out on jEte6tn ult
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BY Goddin r. Appersons AEcsrs.
Personal PROPERTY
BY A. ID. Williams, Auc,.r.
TRUSTEES sAfE or REAL EsrAT

fTTRuSTEE'S SALE or HEAL ESTATE
L IN Sydney, AT AUcTIoN.--By virtue ola
deed of trust. executed by James Patterson and
wife, to The subscriber, dated 2sth March. 1859, and
recorded in Henrieo Cnuaty Court Office, being
October. at IA o'clock p NJ. upon The prenlises,
the property conveyed BY said deed to wit: a LOT
OF ground IN the town of Ssdney, the south side
OF Elmwood street. near Walnut street. fronting
% feet inches and running back ~ feet inches.
the ate John Via.
The deed requires sale Tor cash, but m arrange.
ment may be mpde TO allow credit on portion OF
the purchase money.
A. %. WILLIAMS Trustee.
The above sale viii be made at the risk and costs
OF JOHN /, HOW ELL, who purchased the said
real estate at auction. II sale sde by me
Trustee. on 18th October, 1852 and has failed to
COMPLY with to terms of the sale.
&C Is n w Trustee
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L ncKsrsrIrING. EEL HANGING.


Ia SILVER PLATING. &c.-The subscriber has
lust returned from the Northern cities, where he
has laid in l9r.c supply pl materlals, of the best
quality. used in IOCKSMlT THING, BELL HANG
ING, s LIVER PLATING, etc., aud invites pub
lie attention TO his business. he has emro3 ed the
best workmen 10 "a had. and is prepared TO make
TO order every Kind OF Lock, 10 HANG BILLS IN the
best manner, and to dc Silver Plating IN style not
To be surpassed by any establishment ia this coun-
try All his work IS warranted, or no safe.
After an experience of many years IN this city,
and an acquaintance with the hest Lock makers in
this country he aatters himself that he can eive
satisfaction, both as 10 workmanship and prices,
and therefore sclieits orders from town and coun-
try, which VIII meet with prompt attention.
Persons shng 20 have LOCKS n ABE OR REpAif-
FD. BELLS HUNG IN any sly lie, or SILVER FLATlsv
executed IN superior manner, are invited 10 cal!
~ his establishment, on 10th street. three Goors
south of Main, where they VIII De attended 10 at
the shortest notice.
Orders from distance, sent through the Post
Office. viii be immediateiy filed; and Bell hanging
done IN any part Of the country q. city pgisGs'
ADDRESS NJ. W. SNEAD,
Silver Platter, Isocksmith and Bell HANGER,
oc l7-d3ru 10th street. Richmond ".
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w, MISCELLANEOUS +. GRENIER begs
SEAxt To inform his friends and the public of Rich
SszSS mond, that he has re'nr"ed to the city, aud
proposes to resume his professional duties, which
at one time he abandoned in consequences OF his
appointment as IL. b. NJ Acting Consul of Vir-
gInia-
lie will give instructions Oh the PIANO and in
SINGING.
He will also take limited number Of pupils for
instruction in the FRENCH LANGUAGE. Be
ing a native of France. and speaking the English
language correctly and uenty as native. ne
possesses the obvious advantage OF being enabled
to ex plain Complementary the idlomatic relations
of the two languages.
NJ BIS AGENT for the sale of PIANOS from the
celebrated firm OF ERARD PLEYEI., of Paris,
Franee.
Will select Pianos from all makers IN the United
States Address Post Office, Richmond, to
90 9s-dIw E. GRENfER.
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tJurde IN New Jar.ey.

NEWARK, Oct. An inques: viii be held
tomorrow, al ItnPton, on the body OF John
Gordon, aged sEy years, which was found
near the canalS Montyille yesterday. ia
murdered conditn. The body bears evidence
of having b"ena Try badly beaten, and the
throat /. cut in 4 horrible manner. A man
named G gorge AZ r has been arrested on a
charge of cOInfau ng the act, and the suspi-
cion is very stToh again.t him.
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CHAELEsTowN. Oct. 2o-l J.. M-Samuel
{. Chiffon. OF Washington, and Henry Girls
,lonai counsel Tor Captain Brown. 3Ir Hoyt
Objected 70 receiving As evidence The letter OF
GrgTit Smith, heretofore published, and also
The autograph of Brown, anC both were with
drawn. Several witnesses were then exam
Inea by Nr. Hoyt, and cross-questi toned by the
prisoner, 3iHg on his bed and wrapped up in
n blanket. The testimony was mainly in re-
ference 20 Browns kind of treatment of his
prisoners. Al o'clock the Court tooka recess
Tor dinner.
LATER.
The Cont held no afternoon session, but ad-
iuHrued over I'LL Monday.
The excitement is very great and there are
fears 81 an attempt Al n rescue. There is also
some talk Of lyEching the prisoners.
The guard over the jail has been increased,
and company Of military have argAAHli from
NiuCi!rS Ter.