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WHo ARE IN THE PLoT.-It is understood
that the initials IF. Is. S." signed to John
Browns letter from Concord, Mass. refer to
Mr.. f. b. Sanborn, Secretary of the Massa-
chusetts Emigrant Aid Society; and the mi
tials rs. G. IL, :" to Dir. S. G. Howe, Of Bos ton.
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UNFORTUNATE MIsTAKE.-George Little, of
Paducah, Ky, was shot near that city, a few
nights ago by his brother, who mistook him
for a r0bber. The unfortunate yoIRg man
died in few hours
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

BEEF.-Market quiet at So to so gross, general
quotations. A few extraordinary cattle sold on
Monday as high as Sc net. They were extra prime,
and their sales no criterion OF the market.
VEAL.-Calves dull at SIS to 1000 per head.
MUTTON.-We quote at S3a5 50 f9 head.
HOGS.-We quote at $3.50 for corn fed.
LAMB.-The extreme prices are S313.50 per
head, according to quality.
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WIN. IRA SMITH.
NEWS, BOYs' and .CHILDREN'S
&C a-st oAoiHiii1iMA MAIN STREET.
JUAN PIZZIN VI
- WHoLEsALE DEALERIy nr,,rNpn
Ne. I2S Main street,
Has in store and offers for sale, to the city anu
country trade, the following GOODS, viz:
100 whole, half and quarter boxes RAlSlNS,
new crop.)
200 bags and bales various NUTS.
500 jars and boxes PRUNES.
100 drums Smyrna FIGS. new CROP
100 dozen fresh PEACHES. STRAWRER
RIES, PEARS and PINE APPLES, In
Theoretically sealed cans
so boxes VERMICELLI and MACCARONI.
And q great variety of GOODS generally kept In
wholesale houses of the kind.
ALSO-Manufacturin daily, in large quantities,
DOUBLE REFINED CANDY,
CRYSrALlZED FRUITS. etc, etc.
oc I-6t JUAN PlZZINl, No. l2S Main st.
VALUABLE PLASTERER FOR SALE
Negro MAN, who is excellent PLAS-
TERER. aged about Al years, is for sale, to re-
main in or near Richmond. To get good master.
a deduction will be made from the market value,
and the insurance on his HE viii he thrown IN.
Also, a nteel-lookIng MAN, about IS years of
age, of good habits; his owner thinks HIM honest;
a very good Cook and excellent Dining Room Ser
want was raised in this place. Reference will be
given to gentleman who knows him well. Apply
at Cary Street JAIL oc 2EeodotN
A COOK, WASHER AND IRONER FOR
IA SALE, to remain IN the city. young NO-
ing, without nculnbrance Apply at this oihce
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, OCT. IT, IS
Hish Hatsr his day (Friday) 6 o'clock.
ARRIVED,


Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New YORK, hioAs'
and passengers. IIudlam Watson. 1- and
Steamer Belvldere, Keen. Baltimore ho@s' anu
passengers. d. K w. Curre. 49,, p;s
Brig Znleika, Grocer, Windsor plaster bridg
ioIo bS oouette, Skinner, Baltimore, wheat to or
rSchr. G. II. Townsend, -. New York, guane'
Rscon 4 BaskervIll and Schaer. Kohler Co.
Schr. Sarah Ann, -, Eastern Shore, wheat A
SnbP fieorgeanna, Landon James River lumber,
ScbI nf Ella Mathews, Bradley Norfolk SHINGLES
Schr Mary Adene, Aaron Baltimore lumber
s s PET Tuns Bordine, Mechanic, Philadelphia
cG schf r. Ocean o. Bird Jones, Philadelphia, mdze.,
"scRbr. Mnrat, Parker. Baltimore, oyster shells, j.
S. Alice SAILED
Bark Charlotte f. Tny, Hughes, Rio -four War
Wa BSrS Elf. Mckee, Ro -four, Dunlop, Moneure
q Bark GTk Campanaerio, Dube, Rio, four Dunlop,
Scbr Hsyrc de Grace. Fields, down the river.
light.
Nopro1K. Oct 27.-Arr'd, schr. Robt W. Todd,
of Phiadelp ha, from Mobile, with cotton, Bound
for Philadelphia, with loss OF sails and other dam
"HNEw York. Oct. 25-Schrs. Oregon, Krause
washington n c.; Pearl Westeryfe sIs Ne Ne
f{ cAGG.6 Sept Sept sO@sd bark Evra, Andrews
FaIR HAVEN Oct 24-Crd, .chrs. A B. Terry
Va; Dwight, Dawson, do; Minerva l.. Wetmore,
0'NgwARk, Oct 94-sld, schr. Banquet, Suffolk,
Va.
PASSENGERS per STEAMSHIP Roanoke; George W
Couch, master, from New York; arrived 9th inst.
Close, Thomas Murray J. B. Johnson, N, II; Ford,
A. s. Amber. Mrs. Cummings; l.. J. P, Anderson,
+. Wrisht. A. A. Allen. ". Homer, Miss Depny
0. H. Hart and in steerage.
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THE REMAINS OF MINISTER MAsoN.-The
remains of John Y. Mason, late United States
Minister at Paris, arrived at New York on the
Ocean @ ueen on Monday evening, sn route for
Richmond. The body was to remain on board
until Thursday, when it was to be forwarded
BY the steamer Yorktown TO its destination.
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49, SALE OF HORSES AT THE
se>-sea FAIR GROUNDS.-The sale of Horses
at the Fair Grounds. will positively take p ace on
FRIDAY EVENING. commencing precisely at 4
O'Clock. Among them are some OF the best that
have been entered for premiums and othe rwIse.-
Every horse offered will he sold to the highest bid
der. Persons in want should not lose the present
JACOB S. ATLEE, Sup't.
J. H. PLEAsANTs, Auct. oc 27-td
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EREIGHTS,

FOREIGN.-Nothlng doing in foreign frelghts
DOM ESTIC.-The following are the present rates
cOaStWise irelg hts.
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THE RICHMOND
w T. p X I.Y DIS l. n L & II
p,,,,tIyT ORIGINAL STORY.

,ynon making recent improvements In the
WEEKLY DISPATCH, which have largely
added 10 It's popularity and extensive eircula-
tion. il was ntima.sd that from time to time
Original. stories from some Of our most accom-
plished writers should appear in It's columns.
The first OF these, story from the brilliant
pen of the author of the "MOZlS ADDUMS
LETTERS" promised for some time, is now
completed. and its publication will be com
ruenced in the WEEKLY DISPATCH of NO.
VENEER 18th. This story, located in this
city and some OF the interior counties, is en-
titled,
OVERLOOK Is A TiCKLfSH THING :"
Big Ssory' about ths HapPisst Couple m
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"a Goods for Servants Clothing

10. Magnificent Silks. 81
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
ELEGANT CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
From last weeks AUCTION SALES of French
Importers in New York at
GREAT SACRIFICE.
WATKINS &c FICKLEN
Beg leave to inform their friends and the public
generally that their large and superb stock of
and fresh DRY GOODS has just been repIenished
10y very large additions of various styes of beauti
full goods, purchased by one of their firm, in many
HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE.
They only ask an opportunity OF exhibiting these
choice and select GOODS of the nstcest and most
fashionable designs, in order to insure sales, and
surprise every one with the Low PRICES.
IN SILKS especially, we are enabled to offer
such prices will bring this hitherto costly article
within the reach of every one.
Beautiful VELOUR DE PARIS,
French and Irish P0PLlNS,
Paris Printed DELAlNES,
Silk and " DOL PLAI DIS, &C.,
are baing opened this morning, and will be found
extremely handsome and moderate In price. Our
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
Comprising the most extensive and rich assert
ment we have had TO offer this will be open
ed to -day, and will be found worthy the attention
of all in want. Some of these goods are entirely
MEMS OUTER AND UNDER WEAR!
HOUSE SERVANTS WEAR!!
PLANTATION GOODSi!,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!!!!
sHIRTINGS and sHEETiNGs!
PULLED CLOTHS!!
SATINETTS FOR FACTORY HANDS, &c..!
Will be found unsurpassed IN extent. quality and
price. Ioc 2i-tsl WATKINS & FICKLEN.
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spnc1AL NOTICES.
N Hartshorne's Cgrr:Als:., Arr p

If CURES Alb PAIN.
r.;..,,.,,. nr.,arstion il used internally and
externally. II cures r.,.cur
T00THACHE. M, rng nn I.INS
SPR AIMS and BR USES GH t !. III
CHOLERA MORBUS, EnhA ~ Ia pfTRNs
RHEUMATISM, sL Ihnt = 5 an -
MY III h IA ,riiA I1uRs PAIN IN THE SIDES,
PAIN iN III Z iu ~ ur pu' PAIN in the BREAST,
pAbM y n nj Ih Z, :, ! y FROSTED FEET.
S y it II H Hi tn.cK PAIN in the BOWELS.
BEING fine TONIC, 1t II Very ooh0
In bottles Of H. rs and SO cents. Sold BY AZ pfas
rists in Richmond, Petersburg and N0ll1p m,1m ""u
throug hout the State. " - -
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POCKET PlCKED.-We understand that one
of our hardware merchants, while attending
ayoung lady 20 the Agricultur al Fair Grounds,
| last Wednesday, took charge Of her pocket
book, containing $3.50, but was relieved of it
by some slick operator before reaching the ex-
hbition OF course he made good the loss,
heavy as it was. and said very little about ii,
as lie had declared himself, before starting,
proof against the rocket-pickiug fraternity.
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"A valuable B,iildins Lei' 9p FMfasNinI fRs
pi1aS ~ The ssis Of the beautiful g
TbTs aboys tS be sed a. sleaG head for
oc I3-1t
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FRANKLIN DEBATING SOCIETY,T
Octnhnr 18th. 1850.

October 18th, 1859. {
90 THE FRANKLIN DEBATING
80 SOCIETY will hold public meeting at
their Hall, over A. Bodeker's Drug Store. this
(FRIDAI) evening at IA O'Clock on which occa
SION addresses ,Si be delivered by Messrs. War
rem. Dubois, Jas A. Gentry. and others. The MEM
bers of sister Societies and the public generally are
cordially invited to attend.
Bv order of the President
oc 2S-lt* JAS. A. GENTRY, Secy pro tenn.
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SUPERIOR NEGRO CLOTHING,

~ OUR
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREROoMS,
(Aos. l63 and I65, 9fatn sfreef)
We invite the attention OF wholesale 2usenesois
to our large stock of NEGRO CLOIHlNU, OF our
own manufacture. and made OF the most supstah-
tiai materials as fo HoIssd Cloth COATS and
Extra Heavy Twseded satinst COATS and
Best hssaSyss Sleeps Grey sat'net COATS and
Brown Cotton and Hickory SHIRTS.
Heavy Red and Grey Flannel H T s and
The above goods will be sold on as reasonable
terms as can be found IN any market.
KENT, PAINE K co.
GENUINE TORTOISE SHELL Dres,jng
" and Fine Tooth Combs Ivory, Horn, Buffalo.
Ivory and India Rubber Fine Tooth Combs; Enr.
lish and French Hair Brushes, of superior quaii-
ties, IN great variety; American, English and
French Pomatams of the best qualities yery su
perior English Tooth Brushes. with PER ASrNr
erisfses Genuine Lubin Handkerchief Extracts;
Soaps, tosether with Periumery, Toilet Articles
fAiDLEY ( Rof hin
Family Drug Store. 4th and Franklin SITS.
SEsGoMB SUPPLY OF CARPETING-
- IhEAT SARGAlNS.-Pnrchaxed at q sacrifice,
aud viii be sold at q small advance: Rich Tap.
Brussels Slo0; rich Tap Velvet carpsts,
l,sh Ingram carpets At 75c.. very cheap; Rug and
Asa' oa'pe'' D's GaRisF FPss ii LAffHRop
DURE AND RELIABLE MEDICINES.
selected expressly for family and country phy.
sictans' use, for sale BY
ph.,n....,;.., II EAIpLEY E ROBINSON.
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b. The st. Lawrence House, Corner 9Th
and Main streets. Richmond, Va is now open for
the reception of BOARDERS, either bv the day
month or year Mrs. r. MARLBOROUGH.
oc Cts
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DIR. INGRAM, OFFICE AND RESI-
- DEycE MAN street, below Pearl, one
door below T. r. Price & Co.'s Dry Goods Store.
oc 25-2Y+
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wAAWord to the Wiseis Suffic len ~ ~ r
SSTeRI g for Coughs Colds, Consumption, &c, in
their practice testify that is the best IN use
and Il Won are suffering. do as others are doing,
Eve Il trial. and continue its use IT 1T Dement'S
You as much is accomplished every way by per
severance His other remedies, equally valuable,
are the Pain Extractor, Compound Aperent and
Liver Pills. Eye Water, the plarrhGa, DTysentery'
and Bloody Flux Remedies, Toothache Iinctnre,
wholesale and retail, of
T. R. BASS, Proprietor,
CLAW street west side, between Is. and 3D.,
Richmond, Virginia.
Also, APPERsON & DUPUY, Drusglsts. No.
20l, Broad street. oc1-im
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rhe Agricultural Fair.

The fiue weather, which Is as inSariabie All
attendant OF Richmond fairs As 1t 10 of the
public days of Queen VICTORIA, has been
highly propitioas 10 the success of the pre-
sent Agricultural exhibition. The scene ut the
Fair Grounds, with its immense crowds in at
tendance, the gay thronss of beautiful ladies,
the superb horses, which rival The ladies In
the admiration of the gentlemen, the fat cat
tie and other attractive articles on exhibition,
is one of great gaiety and even briiliancy. We
rejoice TO see that the ardor of Nirglnians in
these agricultural exhibitions does not Tag in
the least We now feel confident, not only
that the present Fair is a success, but that an
nual agricultural exhibitions have become one
OF the institutions of Nirginia-not alone, on
account of their value TO the agricultural in
terests. but the opportunities they afford for
social intercourse, that chief of human plea
surcs 10 Virginians. East and West the
mountains and the seaboard, are brought to-
seher in fraternal fellowship, and the valuable
ideas and agreeable courtesies interchanged,
and the pleasant scenes which occur, are trea-
Gured in the memory, and enliven and improve
the Preside circle long after the friendly fare
we'll has been spoken.
Every year the Fairs are pronounced hum
uuES, anu tue NEXT year tHose WIN WtIt louo-
est in calling them so are the first in attend
ance. The world is full Of humbugs. and If
these Fairs belong to that class. they are the
most agreeable humbugs we ever Witnessed
But there is certainly no humbug in the fine
horses, the lovely women, and especially the
| prize oxen. There is no humbng in having a
holiday week once in the year, in casting of
| for that time the yoke Of care, labor. and
money making, and hayinga few days of quiet
| leisure and social enjoyment. Of the positive
| and great advantages TO the agriculture of .
| Stale, few ever seriously doubt. In England
| these Fairs are held in every county; in France
| they receive the warm support of both the
| Government and the people; in all the North
| ern and Western States, they are literally en-
couraged. The great agricultural Common
| wealth of Virginia acts wisely in employing
! this universal and efficient means Of agricultu-
/ raj improvement.
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oFFlcx RIcHNoxn 4 YOsx RfvxE 4: II ,ss Seat
- puRING .IAa1 .WEkks DAst My
essl ess's = y = th6si.A 4 skztf. sssa
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ma Flayoring Extracts for Pies, enstards'
1EIiIES, CREAMS, &c. for sale BY
} hI3'' mo w. GARLICK.
.. IT'S Market Place, Franklin street.
IA To Merchants.

n. To MercHaHfss
WIN. HUBBARD MITCHELL. AccouNTANT'
Office at J. S. Walkers Factory. 7th street,
CONTINUES so Write M Books and Adjust Accounts.
and solicits the books of -four or five merchants,
whose business does not require the constant ~
iowina gentlemen: Messrs John Stewart David
II. Walker, Messrs. Masse Il Peasants; hlcn-
Commission Merchants, New y rk. oc 25-lm
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LOST AND STRAYEp.

I OST-CAUTION-Lost, on Monday IN. 2ath,
- black. agate BREASTPIN, and on Thursday,
from the snsscrIber, PORTE MoNNAIE AND
CARD CASE. containing Five Dollar Note,
small amount in Gold. some ten-cent Pnstaes
stamps. and two Negotiable Notes, signed but not
filled up. All persons are cautioned from using or
purchasing the notes. The finder will be- rewarded
By leaving the same AT N. c. Dartun's No. lv9
Main street, or at this office.
oc St r. q GIBSON
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WHEAT-There is better feeling in the mar
ket and the grades elevated so that an increased
number of samples command the higher prices,
sHhIe we do not advance the maximum. We quote
81 IS to Sl.45. 80
Pine S275aS So. Retail: Oak SIS: Pine $3.50
WOOI.-Tub Washed sold at 3OQ33c.; unwashed
third less: Fleece as IN quallty:
Observation-Disclosures Rectihed $3.50; old Rye
Whlskey, pure. S10l.50.
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- FOR RENT-Jhe upper part ofthe HOUSE
NE# corner Of Main and 18th streets. next to Ams-
hE1rican Hotel.
ALs0-The three-story Brick BUILDING on
18th, between Main and Cary streets. Apply to
MARCUS HARRIS Il BRO,
&C N-ts I75 Main street.
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l OST OR STOLEN-From the subscriber
II small black tan TERRIER DOG, called g Blu"
liberal reward will be paid upon delivery to
me, at Ill Main street. Had on q broad brass
collar. with my name on it.
.
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-, FOR RENTING three NEW STORES
H::a on Main street. next to Col. Walter D. BARS
sEA Apply to HENRY C0ALTER CABELL, :.
Office Nam St., 2 doors below Exchange Bank.
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A fsEhE EHAND y.--O bill. soas1.mssoas
y e. '; S.ss % 'easlI7zTIR e e. &c
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4 PRIZE. APRIZE!.-AT THE PALACE
"a HALL SHOOTING GALLERY.--A beautiful
Silver Plated Ivory. Handle FlVE-SHOoTER.t to
he presented to the first person that ring the
BELL four times in succession, at the word, with
the regular dueling Pistol Gallery open DAY and
NIGHT, for practice and instruction IN Pistol and
Rife Shooting.
EIGHT SHOTS for Is cents.
oc 22-Im JOHN B. WILLIAMS.
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wgDLocK Is TlcKLIsH THING -
ny THE AUTHOR or THE

, story" about ths Happiest Couple an
Richmond.
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m AM IN RECEIPT Of the FALL. FASH
" IONS OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS. of al
colovs and shades. JOHN THOMPSON.
Z SO N-zaW4w 81 Main sfreat
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DIED

BHaDY-At xsr.ele. lie saIs County Illinois. wsdnss
car, Feb ., 1859, John b. Brady aged 10 years
BELDEH-At Amepis Du.ebes County, N. Y, on Tuesday
FEB n MJrs wife OF raber Beldsu, aged 70 years
BRoDgaIcE-In this city. on Tuesday mosnIns FEB 70
Elizabeth Of Patrick Brodsncs In the 18th year Of hsr
coLLNs-on Tuesday FEB. "a of scarlet fever Mason 81
ony child Of Mason B. ard Louisa s. Collins sea sfs"a
t a;iys, and fienS. Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend hi funeral this lrhur.asy asrnso3; zs'3,
,seoro street without further invitation
CosKLIH-At No SIT West Thirty sixth street. on Tuesday
FEB u Samuel Z. Conklin, aged 20 years
DICKsOE-In Brooklyn, On Wednssdsy Feb -, An Annss
Nielsen Of the Rev j. n Dickson IN tne I@d Seai OIL
me will take place on Thursday Feb "a Her remain.
win taken % Ky. vermont; s fSI iI1,I ?, osiocs
. Tor ,bs New Haven Depot Twen,y seventh street.
New Yori), and Boston Express tram a. 1'o N
pUrDON-A. No 1873 Hester street on Monday feo H. MAY
Dupeon aged 26 Jears, native Of Cork Ireland
GLoUCEsTER-0nT ussdsy Feb 2, ALI.d fnnu' y'uHs'''
so1 Of The Rev James and Elizabeth oioece'tsh "a.
The friends Of tn. family respectfully n',Isd 30 Ct.
sI'oil,n At O'Clock ?. IN, on fhunasy Feb ~
sLENroS-At No 50 East Thirty seocd '.rse, en- On
F.I ~ Thomas Glennon aged 10 months ana aSJa L.,
EsygngYrRon Monday Feb a. Of er9sp A. 9'I a,s.
Hsssmeyer younges. daughter q the isi' D'S'' "
I:. .ssa .a s'f "a Of .s.is s 5' @:.s
to attend the farers from her AZ Js.ocr wftaoqt
FernesI.h street, O Friday, 18th hst' :" "'-'
u.pTnTss-A, Willi.msbursh. Tuesday E.e q rs.sr
sor Of Peter and Fam, HARNESS. ~
rTsa., No 80 E... Tenth street. On Tuesday nora9s
% :, ,na.mnsrioB the lungs Henry hns Bon OF hJ
rso ~ .n. sab Kisx aged Hsonthd and 10 dsyA
sICoLIu tsi. city, wedse'e.y Yse % at oeloeL M
.nn.or ef lungs Miranda Lucrcria, daughter Of
$500 B. and b. neoL aged years, months and -
days -, "A D., .,,s-uS ~.
,,sr.I 10 day (ThuTsdsy d from tie residence u
Ger permits, Nc. fS3 brcome street
PRRNTIss-In Rexbury Msss., on Tuesday, FEB. H. Ma
Abigail Psh Oldest daughter Of the Ate Nathaniel Prsnts
OK Cas bridge, Ma
scEock-oa Tuesday morutns, Feb p IN xa.e.sire CITY
Io~a Dr. school, formerly q Mcohsnssbarf Caae-f.ad
County, Pa ard brother Of the Rev. L. Sssock Of ias cI
SERGkAk1-In this city, Tuesday, FEB. z, HenEy T.
Sergeant, IN Ia 18Th year a mis- age.
snTH-At Nc. hoIt street. 90 fusstsJ mornirs psa - -
7ocoek Catherine Smith In TIE ~ Of her age IA
tive Il Bsz.ry, County Corr irshed. -
TABER-On Wednesday, FEB. le 1853. Wmsm a gs9ef on
OF Gso.ss Tsser Of fsshns Dgtcoess County n IT, Ases
2 yssrs and u days. -
TTTtS-Oa Tuesday, Feb = ssed % yesTa Ir,s TINS
Apssscsry q ,hs soounEts Asylum fof the Insane Tor
pefios o. 2 years
WALDROn-Ia B-ooksD, aondAy Feb =. o. snua2-nsr
tee Il - l1sA Jssa Ws4foi. U tas IRA Iesr a. NJ
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A REMARKABLY CERENoNY.-The rite OF Masonic
baptism was performed at New Orleans sfew days ago
by Foyer M,connique Lodge +. A. NJ;
The hall was arranged after the fashion OF q lodge
ROOM there being large canopy at the head Tor the
Wofshpiu Masters csnopes at the sides Tor the other
Cihcersi band of music and chorus OF singers ON
stage at the foot the hail. tables with csndelabras,
ana the enbems Of the order, disposed as IN lodge
ooms ana IN trout Of the stage, at the head large
DaPusinl aar with steps ascending all sides, and
lnclSse1 py raining On the altar Was stand bear
ing al open Bible, aud at its siGes large urn and
large censer, with which to administer baptism by
water and hre: The different lb5ges entered one
al time, mnslo beng given 10 the intervals, and
ragged themselves around the altar and on the stage
to the right and left Of the Worshipfu Master throne
When all was arranged preparatory to the ceremony
the aspect of the hall was perfectly gorgeous. The
Worshpful Master of Foyer Mscor nq1e Jose oh San
tini. addressed the assembly in French and English
explaining the nature and objects Of masonry and the
nature OF the ceremony about TO be performed Alter
that sixteen boys the eldest about II years DID, and
the youpQes 4 an infant, all clad IN white and wearing
red scsrs were escorted upon the alter attended by
their parents and godfsthers and godmothers whotook
seats around inside the railing Aninyocation chorus
from Mozarts MYSTERIES Of ISIS was sung by the
choir The Rev. G.. s. Hodges Grand Chaplain OF the
Nj. w. Grand Lodge, offered prayer the multtude
standing. prayer was next sung by the cholr; the
poetry composed for the occasion by Luton L. CA
ronge and set 10 an air of Roseini. Luton Is uue
given TO child or protegs of the Masonic Order.l
After that came the baptism The ceremony was per-
formed BY the Worshipfnl Master. The ooys were
led up and their left hands dipp in the water OF Tue
urn. feeling explanatory address being made to them
At The time. The censor of fame was then swung
over them; and having received purihcsncn OF wavet
and By ale, the sosuR pert OF ne eerv@esy We
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III g Trisl of Abraham B. Thompson Tor me muir
Ar Of Daniel s,.rkpoe at Harlem, the Sth OF Noysm
Der hst resunled today. john COREY 'ouu 80
ne Cor y Dennis Conucy and % thnode y, ~ 900
Ssniuea Tor prosecution sud depo'ed 20 the same
cts AZ were eicit-d yesterday from the other wtaeses
NJ Brady eHanned several nad ss NJ .,.set on
Mocie by ling him heed tn oit "ab "hicn
a,.S in Corr, The CLUB was taken from sta kpoe ny
rs, named sb as Stackpole about 20 strike lore
second According TO these sitnenes mon pon ' %
Was not pre.ens least took part IN the sufs
nor Though tbey testified that Moore ~ sued aA os eo
tne see him Sackpoe Thos Tar the eVdenc Io
~ ard rha fort he defense s In direct conh And
n Il 70 say tia will terminate TAst oA ap9o
- Ihe IN violent assault ID ooTe seems csrir
q hs Court adjourned till to-day.