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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

4 SSUe FAMILY PARiY.-A patriarch named
Solomon Pierce, Of Essex, Vt, Tow IS years Of
age, mas twenty.thrse children. niuety.two grand.
children. and twenty-seysa great grand children
. snug little family OF one hundred and forty.twc
and all but eight or ten living in Chittenden soun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

Nanaia nAnDsoaE powsR-For pocke. money Louis
npU,oon' II lS alleged, gives fat Prince Napolson
mliilon OF francs (s2o0, ,o0o) upon his marriage
su tiotI!ae. miss OF sixteen, daughter of the
ning o' Ssrdinia. The newspapers had bean di.
rected not TO mention the present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

H.aBRs OF TIE CoSDRNyED-The copviction An
1aItim ore, Friday. of Henry Duval for the mur,
ger OF Christian FISCHER, makes the sixth nov 4,
gan mere, under conviction of murder in the frs,
degree, including William G. Ford. The corvic,
ton OF DuvalI lid not seen to hsy. mncS sf,.o,
on him. -' o"ess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

BAD Moyi-c0ne OF the negro men who e.s.p.d
WAS found dead Hsar Albemarle. North GarSsu'
meahssday night last. 1t was supposed be died
.ao'H an attack OF pneumonia, induced by exno,
sure. ~ 'Ap''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

DEATH OF TIE FIRST YANKEE CLOCK MAKsg-Seth
Thomas, who was the first to commence the anu.
fae.urs Of clocks in Connecticut, and owned
large establishnent, died At New Haven on the
with uls One peculiar habit OF his was, In spite
Of his wealth aud age, TO employ himself at the
work bench ihssanae ns the men In his employ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07
Ban Roox MUss.-Marx Layinger made

BAR hooM MUss. Marx Laylnger made
bis appearance before the Mayor last Saturday
morning, to answer the charge of ofsssaultiag 8. W.
Gregory, in his own house. Marx and his EN-
pioyer had misunderstanding about some trivial
matter, end after bandying epithets a short time,
came TO blows, but neither Of them we're iDj ured.
At the conclusion Of the evidence the accused was
held to bail for his good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07
ssS~ The BEST CouaH SYRUP IN TaR

The best Cough Syrup in the world IL Karts
horne's Pectoral Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist. AID ia PRO-
nouuced by medical men, and Il ole who have used
L. 70 be the best preparation fyy Coughs. Colds
Catarrh Bronchitis, Hoarseless, Gore Throat from
cold, aud preventive of that hon OF diseases,
Consumption.
Persons who sing should nse It. II Is pleasant 10
the taste softens clears and strengthens the voice
4llays alrritation OF the throat and ungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles q and 80 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gists iU Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and all
towns in Virginia. Oc l5-Gn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

INVENTION OF A NEGRo.-A Southern member o
Congress has applied for patent TO an invention
Of one Of his slaves. There 10 no case recorded
n here q (ree negro has applied for q patent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

ANrsiArNT IN BosToN.-in Boston, We ob,srys
one Of the fashionable skating parks is advertissi
to be illuminated In the evening, and to hays the
afternoon and evening. N~'"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

PgEcocIous LAD.-A precocious youth. named
Sharpe, about Is years cid, has been lodged in
the Bucks couaty Jail for horse stealing. He
stole four horses within two weeks. Sharp prac.
tice, that, for lad OF his years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07
The VrrG MA STABLES We have been

1HE VIZ q MA STABLES We have been
frequently asked how the race over the Washing.
ton Course, near Charleston, s. c.. in which
"socks' beat Planet" in 1:4s15-l:4.l5-com
pared Ia time with that for the boswell stakes,
over the Fairfield Course. In the spring of 1858,
10 which Planet won with ease in 1473z-1:4S-
and We have invariably said, that the last race
showed coDclusively that Planet was not himself,
or had lost his turn of speed by an increase of
age. Fairfield has been always considered at least
two seconds slower than the Washington Course
but II this were not so, is 1t not fair to presume
that colt that will be four years old within a
lew weeks, il il tip top con6ition, can make q
faster race at that age, carrying the same weight
than he could have done in the spring, when he
was but three years old When the Messrs Dos
wells hoeres left here for the South, they were
sil as line rs silk and fit 10 run for mans life
Ihey reached Charleston in good condition, and
hr. DJswell lefs them there ia charge CT their
trainer, but he had only been home q few days
when he learned that his trainer had gotten on q
iroic, and was playing wild " orks with his stock.
Ar. boswell returned to Charleston as soon as he
could, and found that his trainer had left, that
siasher was Knocked to pieces and that Planet and
1snnle were both complaining. He then had to en-
pioy another trainer, who has probably done oil
ne soud to restore the horses to their proper con.
uiuoE, put We have no idea that be has succeeded
III dolng 50. or that he will succeed, until they
ua'e besn tnrned ont for time. 1t may be that
ar. Jackson colt "Socks ID faster than HPlanet" !"
even when In the best trim, but the colts race OF
tue "a instant ia no evidence of that fact as everv
e.naio miod will admit, after comparing the two
races al ran Held and the Washington course, the
nrst OF which was run In hand, aud even without
an ehort, In ons quarter Of a seconds less time
than the last, which 10 said TO have been driving
race,from the beginning to the end, every foot of
the ground being closely contested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

SfYALixo.-Tom, q slave. was convict
"a before the Mayer last Saturday Of stealing
bedclethss frcn Mr.. intilssti, and sentenced 70
peuiohmeat
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FEMALE ArPARHL.-John, o slave, in
the service of John 8. Walker, was arrested and
Gagged yesterday morning, for Offering for sale a
bundle OF female wearing apparel, which he had
In his possession
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07
HsS pH. POLLARD ha,

having removed to Richmond. offers his professional
services 10 the public. Office Frank lin street
frw doors below the Ballard House residence ON
the corner of Main and Tth streets. fe lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

RAILROAD CONNECTION CoMPLETED-The Memphis
and Ohio Railroad has bssn opened, aud is In ups.
ration to the junction with tse Mobile aud Ohio
Railroad, thus completing the continuous connec.
tion by rai,oad with Columbus, kentucky, and
through that place with the entire system Of
roads radisting from Cairo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

Ny 70. ALL YE DYspEPTICs An
who suffer from headache; t+iddiness. NeryouFness
Low SpI its, Dimness OF Vision, Bad Taste IL tht
Month. Irregular or Deficient Appetite, Acldi'y
Heartburn, CostiTeness. &c &C can he promptly
restored 10 health by the use of BAKERS ChLE
BRATED PkEMIUM BITCERS.
For sale by Messrs Fisher Winston. Drug gists
Richmond Va De 2;-ts
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In rnH I.

IN IoH r:-Edward Brown, for using
profane and Indecent Ispeu.ua IN -. go. !,
'front.' OF the theatre, while intoxies,sd ss' ssiJ
to bail foy his good behavior Ss' hs'a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

NEv FLORIDA RAnRoAp.--A charter has been
obtained for railroad from Tocoi, near Pioola;s,
Fih., to ST. Augustine. Sl00,000 stock has been
subscribed, the frsE iDstament paid, and the road
commenced. This will be great advantsge 10 st.
Augustine, as the Inconvenience Of access pre-.
vents many ffom going there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07
MEDICAL CARDS.


e DR. PIoor has removed his office
to Franklin. bctweea Locust Alley and 18th sts.
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Goop Moys.-The members OF Sprin 9

Goop MoyE.-The members OF Sprir G.
field Division Sons Of Temperance are discussing 6
ths propriety of admitting lady vsiters into their
meetings, and tie proposition will probably be
adopted. Ia Petersburg the ladies Welt the DivI.
sion room regularly, and have been the means Q;
enlstng in the temperance cause many young
msn, vino would not have joined but for their in
haence. We have heard no good reason given for
excluding the very class who are most bsnentisd
by temperance, and We are sure that no sane man
VIII deny that female influence Is all po.erful In
works of charity, morality and religion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

Tar HsSaIco CouHfY CouDr will COM
msnes its February term 10 dsy.
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MORE "EHIGRA1IoS."-Col. Lockridge announces
in the New Orleans Delta, that his Arizona and
Northern Mexico expedition will start about the
lss OF March. lie disayows all connection with
the New York emigration movement TO Central
America and Mexico
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1O00 RBLE. No. RocklsEd LIME,
BRiD0T0RD 3 CO.
In fbA ne rh

CBRyANTB' BLANKETS ! Servants
~ blankstsl i-All psfsous IN wsst VI BsrvaGts
hiapkets VIII tnd u 70 their interest ~ car
lores stock % hand d ths aboye nasnea aoodDi
vhicA We AFs ssllinH st very reduced Ry!ces.
= 7s85 F@T JOHNSON HAYWOOD.
dee No II Main siyeet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

SINGULAR DEATH.-Isasc Grow, aged 10, while
playing shin.ey at Port Carben Pa, struck the
baii VITA .ues force that he dropped dead. II 10
Supposed that he sustained some fatal injury from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

hEauLAR MsErrxo "A monthly meet
log OF the Virginia Mechanics Institute will be
neid 70 the Hall, on s,h street, this evening as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

scAHLET FsvEs.--Ths terrible scourge of child
hood 10 ia our midst. So far most of the cssss
hars baen OF . mild type; but our est;mabIe towns
man. j. ID. Stone. has bsen peculiarly afflicted
Since Sunday, the 23d nit, he has lost four mem-
bsrs Of his f.roily-two little sops, daughter,
and \ lis;ie negro child -4biagdop (Pa.) Democrdt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07
HANDSOME IapRoyEnEsY.-As an evi.

BVI-
dencs Of the i'm provsmonts likely to be made in
this city the present year. we notice that several
Of the old tenements in Bosher's row, are being
torn down by Mr.. L. d. Crenshaw, to give place
10 a magnificent four story brick building which
Mr. Joseph i. Powell has contracted TO put up in
admirable style. The new structure is to front
one hundred and twenty-six feet on Main street,
runring east from Sth street, and to run back one
hundred fest, to q wide alley. The first story on
Main street will be divided into Ave iron front
stores, each furnished with all the modern i'm.
provsments In building. The three stories above
are to be fitted up in superior style, for nrst
class boarding hosue, and so constructed as to be
divided into one or two tenements, as may be
deemed expedient. Dir. Powell, the builder, is
also the architect, and think We may say in
advance. that the edifce, when completed, will
be a credit TO the owner and an ornament TO the
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

TEE ALTAR AND THE G1AvE.--Gep. Thomas Flour
noy, who had been married aboxt - hours, died
on the 3lss ult., At Eufaula, Ala.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

A GsyTLlhAS HoRsl STEALER.-A man named
Arnoid, . graduate Of tho Michigan University,
and man OF fine attachments and good connex
ions, was arrested st Omaha, X. T., on charge Of
horse stealing While confined in q room, under
charge Of an ofhcsr, be broke up tn nbler and >
pane of glass from the window, and swallowed the
fragments. This not producing death ~ soon -
he desired, be hang himself with small cord to
ths bed post. His wife was living ct Nebraska
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

SUDDEN DsATH.-0n the 2sth ult., Mr. j. D. For
rest said 20 be CONNECTED in business with ono of
the first mercantile houses in Philadelphia" ste ..
ped ashore At Jacksonville, Fla, from the steamer
Evergiade, and after brief conversation on the
wharf started to go on board, when he was tak en-
with violent h1morrhsgo Of the lungs, and died
in few minutes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

HAPPY ErsFCr.-Dickens lately read bis Christ
mas aroi," at Hastings, kngland, when, at its
close, the effect upon Of the hesrers--a mi.
serly, covetous. rich old gsntleman-was such,
that he at once gave G2.000 20 bs divided between
three useful benevolent institutions belonging to
the town
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LOSES BY FrRE.-The fra on Car,

factory of Messrs. Cox { Turnely, and the stable
occupied By Mr. Joseph Fsqus, came nigh being
a very destructive one. Messrs. Cox i TURNKEY
lost in stock AID fixtures about $1,000, on which
they had an insurance iu the Albemarle Office Of
$1,000; and Mr.. Fuqua lost about $3.50 in proven.
der, but saved all the horses harness, etc. in thu
stable. He had no insurance. Mr. Lewis II.
Luck, who had small stsmmery In one Of the
rear buildings, met with a small loss, wkich was
covered by insurance. The buildings owned
by Mr.. A. Warwick, and were completely Quilted
His loss is supposed to be $4,000. How the fire
originated has not yet been ascertaned, but the
presumption is that it was accidental.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

RAPID PissAeEs.-The passages of the Dashing
Wave, Ljust arrived from Calcu,ta) are worthy Of
note. Fourteen months ago she arrived at Boston
from Calcutta, after remarkably short passage
of sshty-dve days She sailed hence for Sau
francisco in dead of winter, and performed the
voyage in one hundred and seven days, the short.
sss passage made to that port during the year
Aud she has now arrived here deeply laden, st
this inclement season, in passage OF only nine
ty-two days,-B0,toa Trcreller, .d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

"WHtr's IN NAas."-An exchange says
Rhumchundsr kurranchicer 10 the only chess
player who may nov be considered equal to Paul
Morphy. He is Brahmin of India, and may bs
considered the Chess Champion of the East, as Mr..
Hoi ply is OF the West. Will these Oriental and
Occidental orbs ever come into direc. collision?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

WILL the Sons of Temperance and

W Ill Inc Sons OF temperance and
w the public at largo sustsin me- Being dssi-
rous 20 pleass my friends and fellow citzsbs and
being convinced that no good will bo derived from
the sale ( ardent spirits, 1 am determined from
this day to sell no liquors or any other strong
drink, whatsoeVer. My stock OF Liquors will be
returned In exchange for other Goods of more
profitable nature. viii therefore offer the public
= choice stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES. Tobacco,
Cigars. Fancy Goods, &C, Of which will be found 8
very superior lot OF Goshen Butter, at 25 cents a
b. and MANY other articles. too prmeron. to mem
ton, all Of which will Fell at the lowest prices
Come one come all, and give ma a call. 10 satisfy
yourselves that MY Il ods really low. l al
ways be found ready to wait on my friends and the
public at large, al my new stand. On Church Hill,
square opposite Leigh Street Baptist Church:
fe 3~6ls CIV SAUNDERS
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BARK NuL.-The Wheeling VA Times says
that two dogs are placed in revolving drum in a
pork house in that city, aud the power thus fur
nished applied by belt, turns machinery which
cuts aS much timothy and clover hay, in an hour,
q. two men could cut In day
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SkH DEsTIsTRy.-
J. SETH NIICHARD

! 4FTh OF a
AND 7TR STREhTSI
Tenders his services to the citizens OF Richmond and
aAlouug counties, in his prof, ssional capacity
Ercm an experience of zen years he fees confident
that he can warrant al operations performed hy
him to sive entire satieisction. Js l3-lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

DlSsOLUTlON.-The partnership Of
MCCARTHY SON WAS dissolved on the
IsLn inst. by the death Of JOHN II. MCCARTHY.
These indebted to the frm will please make i'm.
mediate paymept; and those 70 whom they are In
debted will present their accounts to the surviving
partner. MC,iRTHY
Richmond, Jan 2o,'Ise. IL =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

RY returning my thanks to the public
~ generally, and our patrons especially. whs
have 50 literally encouraged us in our late busnees
connections request a continuance of their fayor
10 transfer to the NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
NEW CLOTHING sTORE-xNTIRE NEW AND
FRESH STOCK.
b BECHER has taken the store No ae Main Il
under the Mansion House, opposite the old sIand
which will be newly fxed up and ready for bud.
ness aoout the first part of March next. He will
Keep constantly on hand q variety of Frenoh Ger
msn and English CLOTH, CAsbIMERE, VEST
iNGs, which will be made to order. in the latsst
READY. MADE CLOTHING, Gentlemen's Furnih-
ing Goods. Boys Clothing etc.
Particular notice will be given whom the opening
OF the store takes place. where he will be ready
10 serve his friends and acQuaint tanoes.
ia &-lms BECHER No IS Main n.
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CLOTHING. 1858. FALL

"a LOTHING. 1858. FALL
81 FOODS aEcOND SUPPLY JUST RE-
IS CEffED.-The subscriber has in store q
-ASA% Ia'ge aBd varied assoTtHnentof Clothing OF
. g%n manufacture, embracing every article in
- N'VI3tning trade. Materials and Workmanship
surbasscd by any.
A.sa, Furnishing CSoods. sGch as Shirts, Collars
,f"sTs. socks, Craya.s, Seck-Ties, Gloves. Suspen
r. Noney Bslts, Pistol Belts, &c, &C.
~ LII Tailoring department the finest and best OF
.'hs, Caasimeres aad festings. selected by him
~ N peraon. with especial reference to the reta J
!. J. -le city, which he will make to order in the
tesl time In the best and rnost ashionabe style
va sad ieaVe your meSslTe for something nice.
EB SPENCE,
No 10, Corner of Main and I3th s:s.
= u C1n.hier and Mcrch ant tn. .lnr.
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&c. HOUSE AND LOT ON FRANK
III LIN STREET, Flg sALEnI am authorised
'.t,feo feet and running back ona hundred feet
~ alpr ard situated between the factories .of
,..s-s Tutp.n 4 lsThroush ard A Tsyler. Ii
=. sF "a framed Socien house, with four rooms.
IN passage. and poiobos In front and rear with
'..i r. coz EoU &c. and bargain can be Furchas.
y n .Isflcd iStc appl cation be made 70
no LYNE'S Ofice
,-.-s'Awgw In Basement Metropolitan Hall.
- DN ELLIN0 HUUSE FOR RENT.
81 Fo- roBt, and possession elyen Immediately, a
- desirable Dye,liug. on 2nth street, formerly
,.rr!,4 by Mr. 4 noaeker. kpp!y 20 Il II Lorton.
Z ;he Cut 70 HomSe, tT 20 NJ q fggles'on, of ihe
~u- II Burke Eggiostou, Franklin street
kGdLkSTON.
Trustee f>v u L A Harrison aud Children
y. f-Irs
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AFTER the fifteenth Of February. I
can be found at the new Dry Goods Store OF Mseurs
WATKINS 4 PICKLIN, where viii be pjeassd
to SEQ my friends. JAMES ri RINYflRD
January 4th 1889
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BG- DR. POLLARD has removed his
Office TO BRLyIN's NEW BUILDING, on 18th st.
between ain and Franklin rear the state Court
House. AZ night he may he found at the Exchange
Hotel: servsnt Will he also found at his Office at
night. fe1-lmH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES IN EGYrr.-0n the rail
road between Alexandria, Egypt, and Sueg, re-
Gently finished. there four iccOmotives-two
OF them Of English manufacture, and the other
two were built at tbs Tsunton Works, Massachu.
setts. [. seems that the Pasha ears open to
fsttsry, and the English engineers, through their
consul, used every means to get rid of the hmeri
eau engineers. They were told by the railroad
company that the pSines would not be used, and
their services would not be needed. The excuse
for hauling them mp IVES that they were cot
strong enough TO haul the heavy trains. One OF
the American engineers, getting sn opportunity
10 speak with the Pasha, told him he would haul
as mary loaded cars would reach from one end
ofthe road TO the other. Accordingly, seventy five
heavily loaded care, (Which was all they could
mustsr) were put in train, the Pasha's own car
attached and the whole we're taken through to
Sueg, d distance OF t~o hundred miles, in twelve
hours, making stoppagss fer fuel and water
The Pssha exclaimed, in Egyptian, God il
great. but Yankee 10 very near perfection r.
On tis return he discharged the English engine
drivers, and now uses the Taunton engines s!so-
getker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

SUICIDE IN LOUISVILLE, KY.-On Friday night last,
Matthew Ctazg, clerk to a mercantile house ia
Louisville, Ky shot himself dead in the streets of
that city. No reason for the act has been dscovs
ered.
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FOR RENI-Tha Honne- nea

81 tUH hEN i.-Ihe House, near
Ii the corner Of 9Th aud Grace streets after the
'-hrition Of Col Q & hac0n's term. Alao, a Lodg
- 4'om in the Law Building and the rooms IN
The Blues' Armory, lately occupied by Maciar-
-ar 4 Ferguson. suitable among many otEer
2iryed. Ivy permission Ut tAe Governor. from the
syi'~! square. Su3A an establ SHINE nt would pa
81! and be puslIc benefit FOR SALE-Yeiua
a' irJperty-L0ts, Residences &c, Ia Richmond
D. >yoney.
ia BE NJEOP.
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FOn KkNT-A Brick House on

Il Sth, north Of Leigh street, near the Lutheran
( .r5h, recently occapied hy STs Msse II con-
eight oF ten roc as. with soOi ktoSCn. s~al
4 eocd house, aud hy,rant in the yard Posses
g. ~ lie had immediately, and rent Low For
49, sc. spply 10 10 LYME Agent,
oitce IN Basement Metropolitan Eal
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BosroS EtoPrNESr PaEvsxyKp.--Fsr some
weeks past young man who 10 clerk IN store on
hanover street has been charmed BY young and
beautiful married lady residing at the north sec.
tion OF the city ierserday afternoon most daring
sttempt was made by the guilty parties to slope
rom the city. The young man packed up 8 good
supply OF clothing. and procuring q hack, he pro.
ceeoed to the house OF the lady, took her under bis
prot.cton, and ordered the driver TO take them to
.ne worcester Re a'lroad station for the New York
trsih. The husband, Ia the meantime, had got an
lnkhng OF their movements; and ne arrived at the
STATION Just as they were about TO step frcm the
BACK 10 the cars. He at once seized the Young
man, and after giving him good shooting, which
mase tue nre fly from his guilty couutenaace, he
was ieis IN the vicinity Of tue station to repent Of
n's unsuccessful attempt to run away with the
IsNIai vile OF another. Mir. D., the husband
piacea his wife In the same hack which had COM
ner TO the station, and the driver landed the
couple 10 safety at their house, much against the
% Sish OF the lady, who said she was sorry at not
osIns grained once in her life by seeing the Em.
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