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coNMM1o1AL.

ufehmen1 nGarl61o, August i0sA.
EIoslF q. ..llls: = s<1 wssaos' old . ssso
s,.n Issrsd and y IL White. With some SALES
COME du II 4 jyestsrdsy'a quotations.
Parxxsuurc fvA.j MAREHrs, Aug. s.-Whsat-
Hest vhife Il In demand Ae 3l<S oeos RED - &l0.
Tho artistic - Snrdy in reachine the mafkefA ma
but tittlo activity was exhibited yesterohy Flour
IL dull - oar former euotAttone ~, Z
FHHnnaIcKapURo tvA.1 MAnxxrs; us;G-Ine
Wheat market opened hero buoyangiy On MondAy
and closed dull Sales Of rome 7.0gor ~ nusheis
were made. S1.s0 was paid for wh.te delivered on
tho river go miles down. ana ylD Iof loa. ,vl.1
was paid for prime white delive[satn ire Mit, sao
q 1t for red These were ccrtelniy nne pticCs: y
3lel was the price PAD lora l All ing r. Yoss
9.a :: n Sy s.a e s sS .Ss
Nsrthern Markefs.-lBr TELEslArnI
BALrruorx, Aug. 10-Flour very dru-hcwasSS
and Ohio held at $3.50. Wheat seSc lover, C Clsn
seIes Of I7O0o busheIs-White $Lloedd.SS 20 LORI
duli-White and Yellow 70075 Bacon Sioes ~
Mess Pork SI62o Whiskey dull at nc;
NEw YoRK, Aug. l0.-Stocks dull ang ~ IN
Va Sc So3H Cotton quiet, With ssies OF \, q" =
bales. Uplands Mddling 134; Fl1nr oecHh0u ~
l5c-Scuthern not quoted. New " heA! e0v1ngSs
ac-Red SI.32,s NI.35; White GIN Corn 9M n--
Mixed. in store, rs; White 50. PORK iowei-Mus1,i,
1I39ool4. Whiskey dull at 2a1sc. Tnrpentns ouil
at 44c Other articles unchanSed. 80 ,y:;.
Sales in New York, Tuesday. OF y1VW Ig IN
IS Of %, and $4,000 Missouri 6s, b3o at s1s 0Us.
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MARINE INTELLIGE
PORT OF RICHMOND, lvA.,1 AUG. 10, 1859.
High Water this day { Thursday, 5 O'clock.

Htgh Water thtS day tIhKrsddv O. esoeH'
~~N--~~
ARRIVED,
schr. North Carolina, Jones, Baltimore, suano'
Schr. VIM Speare, Jones, Baltimore, guano, w.
Schr Havre De Grace, Fields, James River, lum-
schr wm.- II. Dawson. Johnson, White Point,
gravel, Ino. VIes.
all, Crenshaw Co.
Sloop New Packet, Gray, Smithheld, wheat, Sol
den & Miller.
SAILED,
Schr. John Cooper, -, down the river, light.
Schr Alvorado, Dawes, down the river, light
Schr. J. J. Barrill, Partridge. down the river,
light
Schr. Ann Peckerel, Palmer, PhiladelphIa, mdxe..
w. D. Colquitt & Co.
schr. Roxanna, Geoghegan, D. c., mdze, w. D..
Colquitt & Co.
Schr. Caroline Hall, Graham, Providence, mkze.,
w. d. Coiqutt 4 Co.
Schr. Jas. T. Boyd, Matthews Peekskill, coal
w. d. Colquitt Co.
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SAD OCCURRENCE. VIM. A. Perrin, of
Staun ton, Va, was bitten ty a rattlesnake at
Stribling Springs, on Saturday afternoon last,
and died from the effects of the poison on Sun
day morning. He had caught the snake and
was playing with it at the time the wound
was in 1lict ted.
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EDUCATIONAL.

beaumont FEMALE SCHOOL. The
ID third annual session of this School will begin
on the 5th day of SEPTEMBER, and close on the
18th of NE. 1860. Beaumont is three miles north
of Gordonsyille, in healthy resion of country.
with beautiful mountain scenery and accessible to
churches. Miss PAGAuD an accomplished Virgin
ia lady, whose competency and practical fitness
have been fully evinced durin: the past session: is
associated with me in conducting this school. The
course OF study embraces the usual English branch
es, Natural Sciences, French, Latin, Piano.. Cur
tar and Vocal Music, Painting, Drawing, Mono
Embroidery. The charges for ten months vary
from $3.50 to 5000 according to the studies pursued.
Fer Circulars, giving particulars, address
JAMES l.. JONES, M. D.,
au lI-Tu&FSt Gordonsville, Va.
$. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
IL. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF MAIN
ASplsI STRE5Ts:-The 18th session will commence
tied to such number of pupils az can be thorough
~ laugh by the Principal: aided by Prof. GAMBIN
in The French. and J. A. CALYo in Drawing. Per-
sons wishing to see the Principal, can do at any
time before the opening, BY naming place Of ap-
pointment, in note, through Post-Offce
au list
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An Elective judiciary.

The experiment of an elective judiciary does
not seem to give great satisfaction in any part
of the country. The Baltimore american con-
siders it perhaps the most glaring error in the
constitution of Maryland.
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MARRIED.

ce 81 sns 4 MH if.i 'B!H%SSo% #
Norfolk, Va, to Miss VICTORY L. hEhE, om
est daughter of ]. r. Kuhn, ESQ., Oh the io''ns'
city. !.
On the 9Th nst ny the Rev; Mr. Lsw,sii Capt A;
w. GAAR to Miss MARY H. BoCkNEh' al OF
M Richmond Examiner and Blue Ridge ReDnb-
lican please COPY.
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THE NEW LUNATIC AsYLUM.-The new
State Lunatic Asylum, to be located at Wes-
ton, Lewis county, Va, is to accommodate $50
patients 1t is 1875 feet long, and is to be built
of free stone, in the Elizalethan style. The
buildings are to range from one to four stories
in height. A gymnasium is among the amuse-
ments for the patients.
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LAUEcHHD.-The barque Fannie Crenshaw
was launched from the ship-yard of J. ].
Abrahams, in Baltimore, Tuesday. The launch
was = most successful one. She had all her
masts and spars up, ready for bending the
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DIED.

On the 9th inst, at 10 minutes past 10 O'Clock. At
the residence Of his son, 9th street, Navy Hill,
JOSEPH SHARPE. in the 18th year Of his ages
native Of the city Of Norwich, county OF Norfolk,
AID
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The NEXT CoNGRKss.-The result of the
Congressions elections in Kentucky, Tennes.
see and North Carolina. leaves no doubt OF
the fact that the Democratic party will be in
minority in the next House of Representa-
tiyes. The Southern Opposition" will proba.
bly, hold the balance of power, as the Repub.
licans, as party, will also be unable to com.
mand a majority.
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We have received the July number of the
Westminster Revisr from the Richmond agent,
Mr. WoODHoUsE.
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TELEcRAPHIc BLuNDER.-The omission of
points in the late dispatch from ST. Louis, re-
speeding affairs at Salt Lake caused the state
ment in our papers that COL Crossmnn was
the engraver of fraudulent checks on the u.
S. government whereas he is one Of the most
efficient disbursement officers In the seryics Of
the government.
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49, THE "DIsPATCH" sTEAl
~ ~ POW r.

o. POWER
PRINT n CT O f f CE,
Corner of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond,
Virginia.
This Establishment, tbeing the most complete
Printery IN the South, both as regards Types, Or
naments, &C., and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) is daily turning out the hnest
BOOK ANDJOB PRINTING,
SUCH
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA
DING, CHECKS, &c,
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES + HANDBILLS.
Particular attention given to fine work for Banks,
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad, and Transpor-
tation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c,
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES,
These new Machines. for Cards. Bill Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels, &c, are capable OF turn
ing off 1890 impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons of this establishment to obtain this
description of work at the shortest possible notice.
N Prices reduced in proportion to the increase
of speed
. mA- Printing. in various colored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business, the proprietors can
safely challenge competition.
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HEADERS RICHMOND GRAYs,
AuGEsr 3, 1860
HOUSES FOR RENT.

II. HOUSES FOR RENT have for rent
I'D two HOUSES. One 10 situated near MI A. Ad-
m.x dins tons. on Union Hill, containing rooms
with . Kitchen in the yard; price $40 per year-
The other House Is situated on Franklin, between
72d and sd streets. next door to Mr.. VIM. L Han
cock, containing 4 rooms. Kitchen, Coal HOUSE..
&c also, n pump of good Water in the yard: prics
$50. RO. B. LYME. General Aren't,
au l1-tsI Office in basement Metropol'tan Hal.
-, FOR SALE OR REN1--Fhst most eI
ma cellent new STORE. now about completed,
A4 below Rockets, on the williamsburg Turn.
pike. This House 10 well arranged for Store and
family, and n 6ne location for business. vii
sell. on reasonable terms, the aboye store.
Also for rent, several small TENEMENTS. Of
same place. For terms, &C., apply 70
al 1l-17s IL. w. TfLE
e. FOR RE THAT large J. pMBER
&:s HOUSE. corner of Lester and Nicholson SITS,
H.x Rockets. The House is 100 feet deep be
broad well situated for almost any kind Of businen.
Rent low to = good tenant. Apply TO-
nu Inv III. w. TfhER
- HOUSE NO. % MAIN STREET, FOR
al RENT.-The store is Handsomely fitted up for
8xn Iewelry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for sale. En-
quire on the premises. su lis
-, FOR RENT-Thore two large, snd modern :
E:s built STORES on Bread. near Third ct. To
La good tenants, the rent will be moderate. and
an l0-lm MARK DOwNEY.
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Cfsyon and Transpsrent fSaH Ambsotgpes- They
ere undoubtedly. the most durable And nsantliul
picture Jet introa0osd. Iheir prieSs are ,centa,
4n4 styS q ease OF frsms. ~ Main street, Steam
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THE COMMITTEE appointed by
81 Springfield Division s. of T. to inquire
into the expedency of establishing Day School,
under the auspices Of the association, requested
to meet at the Hall THIS EVENING, att o clock.
aull-lt
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OTICE.-Delinquent consumers OF gas In
IN JEFFERSON WARD are hereby notified that

%HRb ns ST thai
sfs M S bo S s &. as s.s %
according to the reguirementsof the folloSlnE e.-
tract from the ordinance concerning the Gas
By an ordinance passed by he Com Gil May 9th.
1858, if any bill remain unpaid for TEN DAYS next
shall notify the Superintendent. who shall stop the
gas from being used on the premises, in respect to
TrTnE Nh DAYS. Ave per cent. win be added TO the
orignsf amount Of the bill, and it shall be placed
lit NJ. L. STRArTos, Auditor.
R f 3. 4. B 4 L; y.., have removed to
doors above their old stand.l whore they have in
creased their facilities for doing all kinds of work
WA II IN ETIxTWERHEs sysTE description
P PAfMaFFss R2pkaTi SoR RAMs "a kaNGEs
Putting up Portable Gas Works, fitting up Build
Work. Roofng. &c, Heating, Buildings with hot
air, water Or steam. They take take Til. occasion e
in use in this Or any other country, which they
will put up and warrant to awe satisfaction
Of psn
sSRo " N ss s a
good seamstress, washer and ironer; has FIVE chill
dren-four boya and n girl-the oldest boy, be-
Tor Taits)Iail. au ll-eod6t
Tor sALE.-The LOT on the corner Of sixth
~icE's. For ssiubrity. convenience and beauty Of
terms, apply to Dr.. II. ii. CABELL. au Ii-ts
THOSE FINE SWISS COLLARS THAT
any doubt really sood bargains. il YOU have not
vet purchased. you should instantly repair to Levy
sell rapidly at the price which they are now beins
sold At Also N store; nice assortment of fine
Grass Linen Hdkfs, which viii be gold at the very
lowest cash prices; Embroidered Bands and Col
lars Of every descriptions to be sold at surprsinsly
low prices. Remember that JACOB A. LEWIS,
brodsriss from % to 80 per cent below the regular
prices.
y ~ Is,Is s; "a AZ AND WiSTEk u.
srssty reduced prces Those IN want win do Veil
+ ..S En- @ q d
OIL p Goodman Co, s IN fssaa ri asILLEa
NTAGNETO-GALyANTC MACHINES, Tor
lSA applying electricity to the nervous snd YarA-
Hsai:ns me q 3
wifHost, is rsady for nse. and doss not got
out q order sasily. For ne MEh Fl i BAKER,
Corner Main and 10th sts.. above POST Office.
VEG ss.s.
ia vkIcS ii: v.Ia.Ss nsdsip. s.. 6ssn sssd. .Pd
that, top with sueh uniyersal pccess, induces the
John 6tfsR aSi SSss. soi &: street. p
5aSEss EFdsFsr szsEs sAx s s.
s J: aJs s ss:s s 81; ss
PoL! !,11 lD,l h I.I.sl ". lFIMENT.
JOHN ". POLAND. Drusssss. M 81 it assS :.
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WASHINGTON LODGE, NO. IS, |. o. S. NIX
RICHMOND, Aug. IL, 1889. {
ASSEMBLE PROMPTLY, IN
Persons dssirous of initiation viii please be prompt
ct the time designated By order of 6. c..
auIl-lt 22S5, G. Sec'y.
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DICHMOND ENCY.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE ms. co.
CAPITAL SO 900 900.
ANNUAL INCOME So 250, 600.
ALL DIRE CTORS MUST 3 Z S HARE

The magnitude of the business of the LIVER
POOL and LONDON INSURANCE CO. is world
wide. Its large capital, amounting to TEN MIL
LIONS OF DOLL4RS,t with more than $500, 900
invested in the UNITED STATRs.) and the personal
RESPONSE bilIty of its DIRECTORS, item of whom
residents of New York and are gentlemen of con-
siderable wealth. enable it to Offer the most unex
amped security to the citizens Of Richmond and
vicinity.
RISKS taken on favorable terms, All claims
promptly paid at this Agency. on satisfactory pronf
and not. is usual, SIXTY days after presentation
of proof. CHAS. r. WORTHAM,{ Agents.
K. w. WYATT. ( As'
au lost 100 Main St., above the Post Office.
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"A NOTICE.-Loek for GROOMS' n
f,ssA establishment when you are in ~
h?gf&N want of SADDLES and HAR-0A
k,EEsh|A NESS, as he has fine assortment of all
articles in his line of trade, to which he
calls the attention of the public. as he is prepared
to sell low for cash to punctual customers. 1t
will he to the interest of those in want OF SAD
DLERY to give him call and satisfy Yourself that
orders promptly attended to. REPAIRING done
at short notice. au IL Inn D. F. GROOMS.
n HATS AND CAPS.-I have determined to
" sell off my stock of SUMMER HATS and
Gaps at cost, for cash to make room for my
FALL STOCK, which will be large. Persons in
want of Hats and Caps will do well to give, me
tainly sell out at cost for cash So call at POT Broad
street and get your Hats and Caps for few weeks.
au ll-2w VIM t. MOORE, 2O7 Broad st.
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response biliy of it's DIRECTORS. item of whom are
siderable wealth. enable It to oifSr the most uneI
ampled security to the citizens of Richmond and
RISKS taken on favorable terms, All claims
o 0 o.s xsou Rf EST
Of o9a pIoo cHis E is
aulo-st 1870 Main st., above the Post Office.
SIM ss: sns < rs a
ENTING, JR., are requested to make t Their pay
9TH stre.ts s as soon as possible, as design settling
all my matters at early day; and dc not wish to
place IN .s Ss Of father
corner of Broad and 9th streets. persons desiTous
of hs to ef the vii d
the time Of .etn my ds the sob stme ysas
me- By 0S but
fined to this business In renting the house; 1t Is
f aa shs
have large share AS s. sIfs VIE it,
DHOTOGRAPHs AND AMBROTYPEs.-
low as they can be made in the Northern cities-of
the best quality ia in gilt fra~fes Sise Artists
HMBRoY i s' BY
who have seen them the eyes are perfect. and
face not chaiky:white; made with or without
'A''''' 'D.' 70 suit ''' pa'sSaii'TfH' SMITHS Gallery,
au 1o-2t' Between 9th and 10th SITS.
NOTICE. Having to repair and enlarge my
is ss sasssa 5 18Th
9p Sb wIsh an entTs 9sy stock oil Ok
Goods now on hand viii be- sold at REDUCED
August. s. M. R0SEN BAUM.
au l0-lw l76 cor. 9th and Broad sts.
COUNTRY CURED HAMs-cheice quality;
70. :;Is ana kHaLSS6 5'ss, sR6 ana
ERESH TURNIP SEED.-Another supply of
1 large yellow Rata Baga and Strap Leaf Turnip
seed,ju't received by JOHN w: POLLARD.
sporting and Blasting Powder .e reee Il" Der
'A''A'' 0s'AA PEI Edwin W Nv WORKMAN L CO.
NEW ORLEANS MOLAssES..-1o barrels
BY . 0' Ep SVsfSYS @oRT fas s9' CO sss
GUNPOWDER AND BLACK TEAS.-Gun-
- powder and Black Teas, OF the finest quality
70 on Ebw sifs' w 81 I'll CO.
TURKEY YELPERS.-A turkey cali of my
own make and patterns can be mailed to any
State in the Union, BY enclosing iSaatEaR1ANn
M Gun Maker, Richmond, We.
DTCOT,S COMPOUND EXTRACT Of Wild
4 Cherry and Wood Nsptha-the Great a. pans a.
saA@ Il. u PiCOI, pfuRglst
DEMNANTs OF GENTS sHOEs-sellins
!. ,s 9 =. soGas RFss s Hiassa
Java AND MOCHA -COFFEE.-y base II
.r ssss od e0''Ffnsa' Nv Hesf.
FAMILY HAMA fey just received from
cum s'1' 'f Hg6MfS ~ %6 5fti; CO.
Cut. falxsrssa. and Gr.aaIsssd toas.. a.SS: Ne.
-. EDWIN WORKMAN 4 co.
AGuAYRA AND RIO COFFEE bsss
- no and Lasuayys Coffee, for sale,
- EDWIN WORKMAN 4 CO.
PERUVIAN GuANO.--P sruvisn. @ sno q bsst
..sIs y iE Newse oH HH aR;ssdcs 5A
MuSCOvAn0 MOLAAsEA-loo bbls. vary
4'A choicein n. o. barrels. for sale By
[ ISsEE6 on s5'i|i - s;lsSS : : 8
- Next AHerican Hotel.
a. s LiQuosic&;rrs elP nm 40. fof e, -
OI,,vE o1L.-' f SSFTss '; o;i oIE =.
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CLOSING OUT.-In order 10 make room 1or q
~ large FALL AND WINTER STOCK: We will
sreatIy reduced prices Those in want win do Well
20 give u call and examine our stock Of LOT Il.
ING and Gents DRESS GOODS. 1T the old stand
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N Burrows Reliable Medicine, for the
cure Of Scrofula. Rheumatism, Syphilis, Eruptons
on the Skin, Nervous Affections. Fstuls, MercuTial
sale by JOHN w: GARLICK,
Franklin Attract
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<zerM STRAYED OR STOLEN from the
go subscriber, about the 18th of June last,
dAueDARK BRINDLE COW, without horns.
with little white about her teats, and few white
hairs in the end of her tail Her ears are marked,
but not recollected; believed to be crop and an
under-keel. Amy information in relation to her
WIN ~ ELIZABETH HOUPT,
jy 30-zaw3w* Near Fairfield Race Course.
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NOTICE. Having to repair and enlarge my
l store, shall suspend business from the 18th
August until the 5th September, when shall re-
open with an entire new stock OF DR. Y GODS
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Goods now on hand will be sold at REDUCED
PRICES, without regard to cost. until the 18th
August. s. M. ROSEN BAUM.
au l0-lw 49, cor. 9th and Broad sta.
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nzerM COW LOST.-S5 REWARD.-A large
&A$ dark red COW, with six teats-two of
&-An them very small When she left last
thursday she had part of a yoke round her neck;
Walks little lame. Her hoofs are cracked and
splitting off, A suitable reward will be paid for
any information SIS for her delivery at my place
in Henrico. ]. w. RANDOLPH,
auS-ts l2l Main st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-05

AaREsT or CoUNTRRFEruRs --Upited =
Deputy Marshall Barbour on Tuesday lasl
arrested man named L. Il. Clowinger
charged with being connected with q ncto-
rious band OF countesfeitess He was senl
to jail in default Of $1,000 bail, TO avail
trial at the next term Of she United States
Circuit Court In addition 10 some coun-
terfeit coin there we're also found upon bis
person several hundred dollars in spurious
bills Of the following description Sc on the
Merchants Bank Of Virginia, at Lynchbsrgi
EOS on tho Bank Of the State Of Missouri;
3's on the National Bank Of Illinois, at
Equality los on the Hadley Falls Bank Of
Massachusetts, at Holyoke; and 20s on the
Farmers and Drovers' Bank Of waynes.
borg, Pennsylvania
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FARMS,

TWO HANDSOME and highly improved
l. farms, lying about miles north OF the city, rs
acres each. CITY PROPERTY win be taken in
part payment. ALSO,
24o acres in Hancock County, not far from the
county seat, and three fourths of mile from rail-
road station. 100 acres improved balance excellent
timber. Very fine land, and will be sold at "a bar
gain. ALSO,
100 acres one mile north weAtof Union City, well
improved; creek running through the centre =
never failing water, large barn, good bearing Or
ehard, springs, &c.
ALSO,
81 acres In Darke county, part good timber; good
land, No. 1 barn, painted, good house. Si ,0OC
down, balance on long time.
ALSO,
Anumber of other farms variously located and al
very cheap together with large amount of desira-
BILE city property of every description.
jyls CHAS. l.. CLARKE, Sd st,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-05

pa-A trapper in Oregon was pursued
not long since by five grizzly bears, and
climbed a tree for safety. From bis secure
perch he attacked the bears in return, with
rifle and ball. and soon stretched three Of
them on the ground; but the other two, as
il under the guidance of reason, took up a
position out Of the reach OF his fire, and pa
tiently waited all day and all night for him
to come down, which he did not do On
the morning Of the second day the bears
again came within range when the trapper
soon gave them their quie,us
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-05

MURDER IN CLEyELAND.-In Cleveland
last Friday night, John r Matheson was ia
tally stabbed by Charles Martin The two
parties were intimate friends SO far as the
real facts of the case have been aseertained
it would appear that Martin was in liquor
Matheson was provoked by the refusal ol
Martin to propose him to Masonic Lodge
and an alteration ensued, which lasted
some minutes. Martin went away from
Matheson's house, where the dispute had
occurred, and presently coming back, asked
Matheson to open the door, which was nc
sooner done than he stabbed him in the alb
domen.
Martin has been arrested, and declare,
that he is ignorant of having stabbed Math,
eson, though he admits thathe had a fight
with him, and was beaten by him. -
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Land, Land.

WOULD call attention to Land now Of
Il feredto exchange for City Property or Goods,
located as follows;
OHIO-Shelby, Ross, Allen, Defiance, Henry,
Fulton, DArke and Williams Counties,
INDIANA-Randolp Wells, Wabash, Stark,
Jasper, PulAskiand Lake Counties.
ILLINO1S-Lawrence, Richland, Crawford
and Jasper Counties.
ISSoURI-Chariton, Washington, Madison
Ripley, Reynolds, Oregon and
shannon Counties.
Buchanan, Boone, Cedar and
Van Buren Counties.
NNB5OTA-Dakota, Ramsey, Rice, Scott
and Mcleod Counties.
The above are choice lands, and win be ex changed
on the most desirable terms on application TO
CHAS 4, CLARKE,
jY6 Cleggs Building, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-05

WASHINGTON IRyNG.-Mr. irving had
four brothers, William Irving, the eldest
was merchant lie was member of Con-
gress from 1918 to 1919. He married a sis.
ter of Hon. James X Paulding, and assisted
in the composition of "Salmagundi.p He
died in 1921. Peter, another brother, was
editor of the Morning Chronicle, and as
sisted in the construction of "Knickerbock,
ers History of New Yerk." He was ply.
siciln, and died in 1898. Ebenezer Irving
is still living He has made his home at
Sunnyside, He is the father of Rev Theor
dore Irving, formerly Professor in Geneva
College, and in the New York Free Acade-
my. John Treat Irving, was Presiding Judge
of the New York Common Pleas, from 1917
until his death in 1888. He was also con.
tributor to the Morning Chronicle. His son
a member of the New York bar is the au-
thor of several popular works