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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-21
NOTICE The undersigned respectfu]

NOTICE The Undersigned respectful
~ ly informs the citizens of Richmond and vicini.
ty, that he is prepared to undertake to excavate
FOUNDATIONS r buildings. grading streets,
paving with either bricks or stone, ruHni Y
culverts, g., on the most reasonable terms. His
force OF men and carts is large one. and the WORK
will be executed under the immediate direction and
control of NE RICHARD KEINS, whose known
energy and experience in such business will be sGf
tieient guarantee, that all work undertaken by me
will e promptly and satisfactorily executed. Mr.
Reins is authorised for me. end in my NAME TO max
contracts for work. kICH'D ID MITCHELL.
Richmond, JAN lst 1859 de 28-lm
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VERY DRsIRABLE RFe7pRNcr
By Goddin 4 Apperson. Auota-

GALE OF REAL ESTATE, CORNER OF
- BROAD STREET. AND BROOKE AyENJIE
AT AUCT!ON.-Will be sold on SATURDAY
alternoon. the 22d January, 1859, upon the prem.
fses. commencing at - O'Clock, the frame house
on the corner Of Broad street and Brooke Avenue,
embracing all the Land bounded by Broad street
Brooke Avenue and Adams street. II will be diyid,
60 into two tenenents. or sold together as may be
preferred. The location is excellent for any retail
business. - ~
TERMS at sale. GODDIN / APPERsON,
JAZZ Aucts.
TKUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN HEN
= RICO COUNTY AT AUCTION-As trustee in
deed from II. Christian, dated 18th August 1885.
duy recorded in Henrico county court will sell on
MONDAf, Hth day of January 1889 upon the prem
1,es. commencing at4 O'Clock viz: In the county OF
Henrlco, near the city of Richmond being part Of
the tract OF land called "Ravenswood" Containing
acres rods and perches. designated as lot No S.
on plan and survey drawn by VIM Clopton sur.
yeyor, annexed to, and recorded with deed from
81 Taylor and AID, Williams, trustees TO r. H.
Mitchell. in Henrico county court
Terms Cash W. GODDIN Trustee.
Sale by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auctioneers.
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N~,sPANIsR JACKS, JUST IMPORT
sale bis stable in Rockets fine Spanish JACKS
Que years aud one years old next spring, well
ton. III ese Jacks said to be the finest ever
brought to this couatry, by judges, and the SUBJ
DESTROYS of purchasing, giving their pedigree, &c
PETER CaRVEDO,
ia I3-2W* Rockets, near X O Haskins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-21

CLENN'S INDIAN HAIR OIL 1t is,
~ as tonic for the hair, without a superior II
stimulates the roots promotes the growth, and pre-
vents the accumulation of dandruff. II gives the
hair soft and glossy appearance. prevents it from
falling on. becoming grey. and is the only hair
oil which will make the hair dark. Price soc.
Also POmade Philocoma, variety ofst yles; brown
and white Winds zap; Palm do; Honey dc; 0nlni-
bus, FraDgi panni do Sun Flower Oil d.; sassaras
do; Trer sparent Bail do, &c, For sale by
l. WAGNER, Druggist,
ia 20 Corner 9th aud Broad sts
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HKEAT REELECTION.

NJ c. BvETTCEE9, IFS Broad street
IS now selling his entire stock of FRl and Winter
trimmings At greatly reduced prices
special ttentfon is called to my stock of heavy
Crochets Fringes, Cloak Tassels Black and Colored
Veiyets.
Shetland Wells marked down 25 per cent.
CLeueile Hair Dresses, real Paris styles selling be-
oW cost.
"A I&-St
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NEGRO HIRING. :
s.. PHILLIPS

NV ILLIAM s. PHILLIPS
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR
VIII continue to hire ont negroes rent ont hnnsss
settle and adjust claims of every description the
suing year. He returns his sincere thanks IT, his
numerous patrons for the very liberal patronac GA
they have heretofore bestow ed on him and he homes
by strict attention TO business to merit contain,
ance OF the same. Office on 18th. between Main and
BANK streets de 25-dGwlm
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Doom FOR RENT--Op I'd f3or over
oar store. 90 feet long, shsvef on one side. and
wsi, lighted Rent n oderate and possession given
inin sdateiy. Apply to PERKINs d. co,
ia ~ No iti Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-21

JAVA CUFFEE-l50 bags old Govern
ment Java Coffee of strictly choice quality
sevarsl parties who have bought this Coffee report
IL TO DO very superior.
ja7 Ell SKINKER co
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AUCTION SALES.
HNH1=~Tz<77sT777<-F7sN-s<-aw9y
FUTURE DIY


FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO
= rgnRiEs will be sold at auction. at nv store
en- IHUktDAf morning next, the z2d infant cs,rr
menacipg ~ 10 O'clock, large lot new and second
Dhg uOODs.-Cloths Cassimeres, Cassinets. Lin
ssys. merInoes, AIpacas, Calicoes and Domestics-
Bonnefs. s' Ass's = sPs sna
1a9CERIEs.2s Dbl. whiskey: 10 bbls French
nsaneJa opIs Malaga Wine; rs bbls Herrngs; Eu.
jail AIEy T1Tr ax
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-21

rsEh NOrICE.-CHANGE OF
S3lf5Ne - II Q U Rs-The steamers GLEN
kocketts EVERY MORNING. (Snnia wa xcented
,or rortsmouth and Norfolk, ct 81 O'clock precise.
ana return each alternate day, touching at an
sne regular landings on the river going aud re-
eoI mig. ocfS RIO HASKINS.
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7 UMBER.-20, 0OU feet 2 inch Maple.
IL well seasoned; $4,000 feet Ia inch Maple well
seasoned TO- coo feet Hickory, all sizes from d TO
inch por sale low by EDW Il DUDLEY,
ia l3 18th st. between Main AID Frank Tia.
a
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By Chas. T. WORKMAN Q "a.

Uy Vb60. I. W0ftham r Ca
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ LAS3Es AT AUCTlON-On FRIDAY 49,
~ 2lst, ct our Warehouse on the nocf :s..er
cling q u o'clock. A n. We win ell the CARO- -
orig Altsvela," from Attakapas. La, consisf3ss a.
245 hhds prime 70 choice SUGAR
3l0 bbls really prime MOLA04G9
10 tierces really prime O MOLASSnS
TEnns OF sALl-kor all sums under SOD cash:
paper.
-. CHAs WORKMAN . co.
u tc-tW Aucfn
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CMOKED SALMON, DUTCH CHEESE,
~ &c Receiving to-day. fresh supply of No l
complete assortment of Family Groceries. Wines
and Liquors. which am selling ut prices that can
Rot be beat Z KAVENAGB.
Franklin st between 18Th and 10th.
N B-Also On hand, some fine Smoked Beef and
Tongues. la Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-21

u B. COOK, AUorIoaEnR AND
Ls CGMMf SSI0S MERCHANT,
Rsspect fnHy informs his friends and the public gen.
orally that he will continue the Auction and Com
mission business. at tbs old stand OF 4. Cock
Co, No. 20 Main street, ana hatters himself (from
his perience in the busnsss) that he will be able
- give satisfaction. He returns his thanks to his
friends for the very liberal patronage extended to
him. and ia determined to merit continuance OF
the same.
He will attend to the sale of merchandise Of every
description horses. cattle, &c, DC.
Outdoor sales attended TO ct the shortest notice
aud upon the most reasonable terms.
sB COOK
Auctioueer and Commission Merchant,
uoI5 No 10 Main street.
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r LIVERPOOL SALT.--1OOO sacks Mar
- shalfs Liverpool Salt anoat and for sale by
la 10 POTTS FARLEY co
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By u. b. Cook, Auct.

mINmN. AND rss ENGINE AM an,
BOILER or THE STEJMER BEN SkEPP4RD.
built In Norfolk. in lt3l of the very best materials
and copper fastened. She 10 i9i tons measurement,
liz feet long, 81 feet BEAM and feet depth of hold
The Engine and Boiler we're built By fhos Hollo.
way, OF Philadelphia 80 inch cylinder feet stroke
The Boiler and most Of her connections are Of the
heaviest copper sho Is In running order
The Engine OF the BEN SHEPPARD was bniIt by
Watchman Bratt Of baltimore, Ia ls4I-34 inch
cylinder, feet stroke The Boiler. of iron about
years old. was built by Smith Perkins, of Alex
andris. aud Is In go>d condition
~ The above sale will take place at our Wharf
at IL o'clock
Terms LlBERAL. and made known on the DAY of
sale. VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANY
By WIN o ToMPKINs, Genl Agent.
Sale conducted by Cook. Auet.
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BEDFORD "ALUM AND IODINE

- and i4es: 20 hhds Breasts and JoIes; 40 bills
family Hans: 50 bbls and 100 kegs No leaf Lard;
SoJ bDls Coffee, Crushed, Powdered and Granulated
fugat; 70 hbds New Orleans -suQar; 40O bbls Sher'
mans Rye Whisky; 100 bbis Gihson's Rye Wits
key; 200 tbs Earious brands Rye Wbiskey 100 bbls
cominsn Whiskey. Gin and French Brandy; SO casks
Port. Madeira and Malaga Wine; 100 bbs Apple
Br.pdt 50 casks fine Rrench Brandy zoe bbs Poto-
r,c Herring Is tubs chsice Butter: 100 packs yes
good Butter; 800 dozen Lines. ell sizes; 800 dezsn
Buckets and Brooms; 80 bbls Ale and Cider For
sale by JONES G CO.,
jaE No. B Main St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-21

DERFUMERY, Fancy Articles. Brown
1 Windsor Soap, Honsy sosp. Pomadss. Hair
Brushes and Combs. For sale by owc-v
I7k 0road afreak.
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TT E r DIS GRASS SEED.-5O sacks
= Herds Grass Seed, in store and for sale by
ia ll-3m CHURCH 4 FLEMING
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HAY.--4O bales of superior Timothy
- Hay, from the county of Augusta. For sale by
ia 10 HARRIS 4 MOOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-21

A NDERSON'S SOLACE. Fine Cut
4 y Chewing Tobacco, ct CS DAWSON'S
aiS Corner Main and 18th sts
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-31
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS ar WASHINGTON PoST
haltH OFFICE va


Tho Great Eastern Mail, FROM Baltimore, fhiadelphia, New York
hoston, &c, and Buffalo, Se arrives a. eAi a ms aud ~, p M
daily and the mail 70 be sent frum this otnoo, 10 and by those
places, viii be closed, as heretofore, az 2 and 2 O'Clock p M daily,
The Southern Mail VII be closed broafser daily at % anda
O'Clock. p m and win be received, a heretofore, daily, By %
O'Clock, a. M, and 3, p. m.
Tho second Eastern Mail closes al . D. m, and the Great Western
Mail oloses at 2, D. M, daily. Tho mall trains north Of Philadelphia
are 10 arrive there ia time 10 connect with the train for Baltimore,
which brings the Great Mail, 10 arrive here by "a a m. No East
ern Mail rs received at this once on sunday night, and no Eastern
Mail Is sent on Sunday morning
The Mail Cor Norfolk and WdjaCeht places In Virginia Is closed al 2
r. M, except Sunday aud rs received six times o week, with a mail
from Baltimore, Md. by u, m.
The Mail from Georgetown, D, @, Is received twice daily, by 81
"a, and b., b, m, and lis closed for that place at the same hours
The Mail from Rockville, &C, Md, Is received daily by o r. m,
aud n is closed for those places al ., y. m.
Annapolis Mail closes az 2 and ., p. m daiy
The Mail iron, BroOkviue, NC, Nd, rs received daily, except sun
day, by %, y. m, and closes for those places by o, p. M daily.
The COEcsyino, Nd Mail closes Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday,
at &, d. M and received Tuesday, Thursday, andSatnrday at 8, j. m.
Upper Marlboro, &c, Md received by q, p M daily, and Is
closed at o, p m.
Port Tobacco AZ, Md, received Tuesday, Thursday, and saiur
day by ., 4. m closed sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday at Q =. m.
warrenton, Middlebug, &C. Va, received daily by 0, .. m,
closed az 0, .. m.
Wednesday, and Friday,
me postage on newspapers, and that on all printed matter ad
dressed 10 any foreign country, Is required TO be paid IN advance,
The ONCE is open from s O'Clock, a. m TO So O'Clock, y. m, daily
except sunday and on that day II IL open from . 10 10, a. M and
from o. 70 =, =. m.
sort Tobacco daily other places on the route as above.
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The body Of the leather pouches Is 70 be made Of good and sub.
I, not less than eight ounces, and ir The smaller sizes not ess than
seven ounces 70 the square foot the bottom (a circular form) and
aud strongly secured with The best iroa r'vets well 'innsd
woven, 60 as 70 resist wsisr, weighing, for rssssSss o. siss "a. l ~,
less than % ounces TO the yard Of 81 inches width, or IL ounces 70 the
70 ounces 10 Tho yard Of rs inches Width for pouches Of slss 10. s.
not less than IS ounces % .he yard Of y lncbs. Width The threads
The canvas pouches, Of sizes numbered : and o are 70 be made q
inches width, nor less Than 81 OUNCES to The yardo q 30 inchos via,h,
The threads Of the warp and weft % be ecmposed Of at least four
Leaher snd Caaras Horss.Mais Baos.
Size No. 1-Body as inches long and "a inchss Wide in tho widcs,
parts endsor bottoms of same being "A by 20 inches:
size No. Body as inches long aud Is inches wide In tho widest
parts ends or bottoms Of same being u by ?. inches.
parts ends or bottoms OF same being 10 by 20 inches,
ual bag leather, wei. tanned, weighing no, leas than seven ounces 10
the square foot, and the seams to be we'll and strongly scwed, or, "
riy1ied, TO be so done as not to chafc horse or rider,
The canvas horse mail bags are to be made Of cotton canvas tke
that described for helarger sized pouches.
The above-deseribed bags and pouches, or in tho materials Thereof,
in determining the lowest and best bid. ~
the contractor, in Boston, Mass New York and Albany, n. Y. rhas
s ssaptas. and y ,d,i; as,rs, Pa naN SSsr,s.,d Nd. wass ss,0n.n D g :
Mobile, Ala, New Orleans, La. Knoxville, Nashville. and Memphis,
csso, hi, Il IN such Quantities, and a, such such tines a. the ds,
partment may require and order and they are to be rgdiy inspected
in any respect, TO the specimens adopted . the standard bags.
The proposals should speeify Tho price q zach article proposed 70
with specimens or samples Of esph article bid for, showing tho
and also With a wrriton guarantee from tho persous proposod as sure
ttss, (whose responsibility must he certified by the postmaster o. the
acisnt bond, for the due performance Of tho contract, In case such
Tie specimens or samples must be delivered at this dspar,mcn, on
or before tho 25ih day Of April next, and those which shall have &C
coaals' form ar, tho bass Of The contracts 70 be made. Every specimen
submitted should be well and distinctly marked with the number do
vas or leather } OF which it is made. All specimens deposited by
..rV;.o uI la mid Gr Mt tha priral euppinat I'm n nFopO4a rNN
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RATES or CHARGES o H4cKNEY CARRIAGES,
CABS Sc.
rErtraa from an oct u he oorp0raiou, apprersd Naroh 20

[Eraaa from an act @ hs Corporation, apprerod 6aroh 20, Isi2l
sEc II. And o. q enaded, That from and after the passage Of this
act, the following rates OF fare or charges for the conveyance OF per
sons from one place to another In the city Of Washington, in hackney
carriages, cabs, or other vehicles, carrying passengers for pay or
hire, between daybreak and eight O'Clock p. m, shall not DO exceed
over oueand a-haf mile, twenty-five cents for any distance over
one and a.haf mile, and not exceeding three miles, hfy certs Pro
rid1f, In case any hackney carriage, cab, OF other vehicle, shall DO
Obtained for a longer period than ave minutes, the driver thereof
shall be allowed for the whole hack, cab, or other vehicle, the sum
OF workmanship cents for every hfteen minutes so dofnined and
for all cunvcyances or other deteBhous later than $ O'Clock y. M,
tho owner or driver Of hackney carriages, cabs, or other vohhes. may
demand aud receive at tho rate Of hny per csnium on tho foregoing
charges, IN addition thereto.
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%Tho Grand Duke Of Baden, Louis, born August 10, 1924, is under
guardianship by roson Of insanity.
Hs hther, Ferdinand, husband Of the late Queen, was regent On.
~ september 10, 1855.
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TABLE EXHIBITING THE SEATS or GOVERNMENT
THE TIMES or THE ELECTION OF STATE OFFICERS OF
THE SEVERAL STATES.
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Stnsnsns shopine ne quantity T atapp land gyTreVod % nc several
iNats up 10 30A Jugs, 1851.
Nnmber Of nunr

EshaaGe Of unaoId and unoF- npriated lands - zach @ ne States aad
Territories, Including surveyed and unSurveyed, egaod and argGer.
cd lands, on le 3oh June, 1856:
stnLna and rnrrainrlnr Acre Nnu,her n M
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GOVERNORS or THE SEVERAL STATES TERRITORIES,
WITH THEIR SALARIES, TERMS or OFFICE, AND THE
EXPIRATION or THEIR RESPECTIVE TERMS.
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To these Dacotah 10 be added, Of tho extent of which we hay
seen no estimate.
The superficial area of the present States is as follows
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r ARGE PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF NIAGAkA;
Montreal, New York, rcondsroga, Mount Vernon Iome
Washington, and the Public buildings Of Washington. size b%N
Price Al eaen.
Dor sale by 1ANlok n NAOHt
Feb 7s BOOKSELLERS, sSs Pena. avenue
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-22

POLICE CoURT.-0fenders seem to be scarce, and the
business before this Court to be falling off,
few cases of Importance were called yesterday, and
were disposed of in quite short session.
German who had been found lying at the corner
Of Fourth and Elm streets asleep, and in bestial
state of intoxcation, but whose nerves he avowed
could not sustain the shock of seeing his name in
connection with the affair in the newspapers COM
planned that he had had his pocket picked of porte
monnaie tanning fifteen dollars in money and some
valuable papers; fined IS and costs.
Patrick King, charged with having stabbed man
named Coleman Connolly, on last Sunday night, at the
of Race and Front streets, held to bail In
the sum of 500 for his appearance to answer the
| charge at the next term of the Court of Common
| Pleas.
A German named Augustus CARRIER, was also helt
in $500 bonds for examination Tomorrow charged
with cutting with intent to kill man named Charles
Fair, in the vicinity of the Brighton House. night be
fore last. wedding occurred in the neighborhood
and CARRIER was one of party Of serenaders the com
| painant was annoyed and said so, when quarre
ensued, which resulted in cutting Fair in the fac
| with knife. The wound is of painful but not seri
| Gus nature.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATLR. At this popular place Of
amusement, Milo Louise Wells Is still tho reigning
star Her daring feats on horseback, in connection
with her graceftlness and smiling face draw fine
houses, to speak from financial point OF view and
please them too. Tonight will be enacted "Jack
Sheppard" Mile Wells appearing as the hero in all
his daring exploits and "hair.breadth soapes" The
beautiful drama Of "The French Spy" will conclude
the performance with tho fair Louise in the principal
part
MLLoDEoN HALL.-Madamo Bosco with her won
derful tricks, surprising transformations and lavish
distribution Of jewelry still attracts crowds to the
Melodeon Hall. The gift feature Of the performance
is bona fde affair." and is regarded with quite as
gold watch, potato into live cat. There will
bo another performance this evening.
WooD's THEATER.-Notwithstaudi the exceed.
ingy disagreeable state of the weather last night
tho Florcnces drew quite fair house TO this estab
lishment. Mrs. Florence, with her deep contralto
voice. sings her songs sweety and In every thing she
undertakes pleases her audiences She Is decided
favorite, and will remain such long as representa-
tions Of Yankee character continue TO amuse or in
terest any. Tonight Mr.. Florence with his ricl
brogue, will appear Paddy the Piper and as Barney
admirably adapted. AS this is their last appearance
but one previous to their departure for Europe and
moreover, has been set apart as the benefit of Mrs
Florence, we trust her friends will give her bumper
at parting which will be pleasant memory durint
the whole time Of her absence. Let tho house b.
| 1llod to ropletion.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-22

SUICIDE OF A CINC1NHATIAH.-A man named Eli
jah Wagner, who formerly resided in Cincinnati but
who for some time back has been switch tender at
Morrow, In the employ Of the Little Miami Railroad
Company, committed suicide by hanging himself at
that place Tuesday last The only of the In
tcnse suffering which led tho unfortunate man to
tear aside the barrier which separates this from the
life hereafter that can be assigned b. his most inti
mate friends, is want Of employment. No one
though he often asked it, would give him privilege to
toll and thus sick at heart, no chose rather to die
than be burd' d'n to his friends. As little child
weary with the of the day, sinks into the
of night and Sleeps he sleeps now in the arms Of
death. Let us hope that bo also ''rosts from his
labor"
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drink Of brandyj none Of those present took
any except Mr.. Sickles and Mr.. Butterworth.
Mr.McBlair sworn-I went 10 MrSickles' house
on tho 9th of February, about fifteen minutes
after the tragedy. Mr.. Sickles appeared calm,
though apparently. suffering internally; I
always found him calm; had never seen
him before in any difficulty; the policemen said
that they were afraid Of mob, and that some
one might shoot Mr.. Sickles.
Major Barrett, of Washington City, testi-
He'd was present at Mr.. Sickles' house on
the afternoon that Key was shot; I found some
policemen there's also Mr.. Woodbridge, Mr..
Sickles himself and other persons; went into
the library where saw Mr.. Siokies at book
case; while we were in the back parlor Mr..
Sickles met Mr.. Walker and said to him, q
thousand thanks, my dear friend, for calling to
see me under such circumstances. He then
threw himself on the sofa and wept; he spoke
of dishonor to his house and to his child; his
grief lasted about FIVE minutes; it was hearty
cry, and he could be heard in his room.
Miss Ridgley's testimony--I was present at
| Mr.. Sickles' house when he came there from
Judge Blacks; only saw him get out Of the
carriage; did not see him again; was not up
stairs when he went up there.
Mr.. 0uld hero said that the prosecution
wished to close this branch Of the case, but one
witness was absent, and he hoped that they
might be allowed to postpone it until to-mOr-
row.
The defense agreed to this, and the Cour
adjourned till tomorrow.