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Ar You CAN EXPECT WITH A CEI

ny YOU CAN ExPEor WITH Ger
assY 70 obtain hne Picture and correct Likens IS
N csiing a. the Photograph and Fire Art Gallery
t1iu t'ruW ". MINIS, i97 Main street The ANAL m.
be OH or Water Colofs executed AT his ,sslleriss
tioll 'A~'@A y" si'o s0tisae
hftfy style Of Photograph made from life or
0k'ra 1 =, ron tinall Amhroiypes or nsguerraofypes
sa cg'1fad IN any Of the various styles may a, All
ifi.'r Ds oD.si,iad at the aboye-parned estallisb
sFEEET. "S""n"' ." "A5H
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Fixed ToR TUssDAy.-Willism Vest,
arrested for being drunk, and afterwards charged
with stealing shawl and eoat,will be examined
before the Mayor next Tuesday.
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DARING Yesterday morning, about

DARING Yesterday morning, about 8
o'clock, a lady resident of Oregon Hill was on her
way home from the second market, with her fam.
lily supplies, when overtakng negro boy near
the corner Of 9th and franklin, she engaged him
to bear the burtben for her. The fellow shoul-
dered the basket and walked on quietly until get
ting near the corner of 4th aud Cary when be
jumped Off at full speed, and before the lady
thought of giving any alarm, made good his escape.
The lady thinks she would know the thief again
il she were to see him, but it is not very probable
he will approach near enough to her to be recog-
missed. similar gane was successfully played in
the neighborhood of the new market, year or two
ago, but the rogue was afterwards arrested and
nnnikhed.
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FKUBbS & APPEESUN, DruRglst5,
Agents for the city of Richmond.
de iO-6mA No. Z0I Broad ST.
sg The USE OF DR. HosrErTER's

STOMACH BIrTEar, for Dyspp,ia, Flstulence, Heavi-
of the stomach, any osher ike affections. is
soc o1d TO none in Ames:cl or abroad. 70 be alb lie
to st ste confidently that he "bItters are rtain
for d, spepsa and like disc 's is to the pro-
prietor a source OF uuailoyed pleasure. It removes
all morbid matter from the stomach, purifiss the
blood mparts renewed vitality to the nervous svs-
eln eiyin il that )ue and energy 80 Indispensable
for the restoration of he aith. The numerous ac-
kno Judgments of its superior excellence and be-
nsiice Mt resolts have the proprietoTs that
ttaanOt bus prove great cure to the afflicted, AID
impart vitality 10 the thorough system.
HS- See advertisement in another column.
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s@- Dn. JoHsB. WALrHALI. Eommo

E5y aaoRGs 3. STEEL, Dentist, OEic
and residence, No z3I, on Msin between eth AID 81
streets. Ric5mond Va ny 4t-ly
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THB CARIo FAMILY are TO give series
OF their rare and amusing entertainments ct Nee
tr0poIifan Hall, commencing next Monday night
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A WaIrE MAN SooURGED.-Solomon Sparks
who was indicted on Monday last by the Grand
Jury of Marion county, Va, for stealing turkey
Va lued at 81 so, the property of William Thomas
Knotts. and who, on Wednesday, was arraigDed
on said indictment and plead guilty to the same,
WAS on Thursday morning tied mp to the whip
ping post in thej jail yard at Marion. and received
ten stripes on his bare back we'll laid on.
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MOUNT VERNON FUNp.-We understau

that the Old Dominion Independent Order of Ca
dets Of Temperance, of this city. have raised
ana toi warded TO the proper parties the sum o
S2s tc be appropriated to the fund for PURCHASING
Mount Vernon. If all the benevolent orders il
the country would follow the example set then
by the Cadeds, the ladies would be MATERIAL,
aided in their labor of love-
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DAMAGES FOR SLANDER.-Pb9bo Allison formerly
a domestic 10 the house Of Mr. Thos. Bratt, OF Al.
leghepy city, Pa, lately sued Mrs. B. for sauder,
and laid her damages at $4,000. The case was
tried day or two ago. and thejury gave verdict
of 81 500 in favor of the plaintiff. The defendant
it was charged. had circulated report that the
plaintiff had given birth to an illegitimate child,
and subsequently made away with it, and hence
the suit.
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EXAMINATION sCoNcLUDED.--Inth the HUI.

tings Court yesterday. the examination OF VIII
liam r. Deneale, charged with stealing $ll00 from
Robert c. Brooks, of Charlotte, on the 24sh of
January, was concluded. and the accused res
manded for final trial at the next term of the
Circuit Court. Mr.. Lyons, for the defence, made
an able argument, and MIR. Daniel, for the Conn.,
monwealth, closed the prosecution about half
past O'Clock. A motion to admit the prisoner
TO bail was submitted to the Court and refused
so that the accused will have TO lie in jail for two
or three months, unless released by habeas corpus
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CoNGRIRsIoNAL NoMsATIoS.--The Opposition
Convention ct Greenville, TenD.. on Wednesday
last. nominated Mr.. Thomas A. r. Nelson az their
candidate for Congress 10 the 1st Congressional
District OF Tennessee.
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k<3Ts DESTlSTkf.--
Il SFTH MICH N n

I u 4
AND III STREETS
TenaerE his to the citizens OF Richmond and
adioning counties, in his professional capacity
From experiaHce Of ten years he feels confident
that lie can warrant al operations. performed by
hlm 10 give entire satisfaction. fe I3-lmt
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THE STREETS

The STREETS are getting so bad. and
the crossings are 90 completely buried in mud.
that the citizens themselves will have to com !.
mence cleaning, or be content 20 live 10 mortar
bed. Net only the chain gang but the city hands
should be put to clesuing the crossings at once.
and kept at it until they are made passable.
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IHk1hIHHING.-hOb D1eIe was ar
raigned before tho Mayor yesterday to answer the
charge OF threatening to take the life of Henricke
Bousemau. ard to fire and burn her house. Bob
datly denies the charge, and to give him an on
portunity to prove his innocence, his examina-
ton was postponed for another day.
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csthist) ofers his professional services to the ci
zens Of Richmond anA its vicinity Oiiice at his re
sdence, OF Leigh ctr ct. two doors from 9th.
10 I2--dlr
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RoIcTePoTS Wilt ~, O;1

BoIsTsRoUs.-Willism Giles, a Young
man of some police notoristy, found bis way to s
station house last Thursday night, by getting
druak and becoming noisy in the street. aud by
resisting the watchmeB On romisino tba atoya.
yesterday morning, to be more abstemious in the
future, he was released
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MARgIasr.-Henry Clay Pate,a gentleman whose
name became quite familiar daring the "border
war. In Kansas. was married in Portsmouth. Va,
wednesday night to Miss Sue Thomas-Rev. Henry
A. Wise, officiating.
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DR.. Francis Mallory, Of Norfolk, Va, declines
reelection to the Legislature.
Vice President Breckenridge, has sold bis resis
dence In Warrington for t20,00o.
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SPaRRISG PRoHIDIrED.-The Mayor of Mobile iss
sued orders Saturday last for the police to pre-.
evening at the amphitheatre in that city between
ueepan and Jones.
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To TIE Polls, is the pass-word to-day.

V ~ = 0171s"1 10 @FfS feN7S W.T. u W 0Ey
with such of our freebolders as desire to SEQ
subscription of 100000, made By the city of
Richmond to the KeysvilIe connection. Every
friend of the MEASURE should vote early, If they
hope for the snccess of the scheme. 0us vote may
decide the question, and that vote may be yours
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s- DH. Z. 8. VEST, late OF Renrico
having removed TO Richmond offers his professional
services to the public. Office Frank lin street a
few icars below the Ballard House-resdence on
the corner OF Main and eth streets. fe lin
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WILD GELss-Thc N;rbt of these birds

has long been looked upon by certain classes as
the surest indication of change in the weather
When travelling from South to North, warm
weather is expected to follow Immediately. and
when from North TO South, cold spell is look ed
for. If there be any truth in these signs, We may
anticipate touch of winter in the course of a
few days, for large numbers of these birds passed
over the city at an early hour yesterday morning,
vending their way &c the sunny South.
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MEDICAL CAhpS.

HS- DR. PIooT has removed his Office
to Franklin, between Locust Alley and 18th SITS.
2l--lma
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md NO UUHBUH.--
PETERS, !NRALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOg-


PETERS INRALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RHHA, AND ALL SECRET DISEAsES.
This great American Remedy, containing no mer
curial or Balsamic properties, excels every thing
heretofore offered the public, in its curative resto
ratiye asd renoyatng powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re-
medy will cure the above diseases, and confounded
when they have occular demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remsdy
for twenty odd years, has known of of twenty
years standing to be restored 10 perfect health and
all other Of shorter duration, to be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case of Gonorrhea which the remedy will not
cure p divided tie directions are carried ont with
prudence the part OF the patient; and to any
purchasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
ingly, in his or her case he guarantees q perfect
cure; and in of failure will u nish additional
medicine, free of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will 10 Effected with
out Inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS APPERs0N, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmcnd
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REV W. W. BENNETT, Pastor Of Union
Station Methodist Church, will preach sermon
on Sabbath morning Heyt, subject, "DemonaicaI
possessions spoken of in the Scriptures - and at
night, sermon showing the power by which
Devils were cast out, thereby evincing the Dyin.
ity of Christ.
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h&~ HENRY l.. BROOKE has resumed
the practice OF Law in the city of Richmond.
Office in Belvin's New Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street. Ia 26-ts
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LIMB FRacruREp.-On Thursday ,.s

lad, named James Byrns, employed as an assist.
ant at "The Office" 18th street. slipped and fell
behind the bar, while attending to his duties
thereby fracturing his right thigh. Drs. Mills
and Beal are attending the young sufferer.
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NH AN HAITIAN
- NEH YORK.

Cash CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION.
S5O0,OOOit
Deposited with the Comptroller Of State for the So-
eurity Of all Policy Iua000 Dollars. which
cannot be Withdrawn until ever pulicy a paid
CY WMrLx, Secretary.
"The practice Of LIFE IssUKANcn, In any country
indicates state ofsociety where high moral feeling
and commercial confidence exist n--Jenkin Jones'
u MACMURDO, Agent
IA 2e-4m Richmond. Va
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MURDER AT PoRT SmIrH.-Charles Kennedy, of
the firm of r. 4. II. B. Whittemore, of St. Louis,
was murdered at Fort Smith, on the 9th, by one
Snow, who represented New York house in the
rag business. dealing in furs and pelts. Kennedy
bad sent Snow a challenge, ard the latter declined
it and shot Kennedy as he passing along
the street Threats were made of Iynching the
murderer
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f. BARGAINS B.RGAIss-Fo,

~ CLOVER HILL CoAL.-Both Hail
and Lump. of the above COAL, for sale by
ID WHITING,
js 20-2m Near Petersburg Depot.
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. RUNAWAY-SiOO REWARD. D.

The above reward will be paid for the sppre-
hension and delivery to Davis b Hutcbeson,
El In the city of Richmond, or confined in any
jnii 50 that get him ain il taken out OF the state
of Virginia. and $50 II taken in the state OF Virginia,
for m = man THOMAS JEFFERSON. he Is about
2 OF age brown complexion. fuil head OF hair,
good teeth. feet 10 inches high, and rather gIus
countenapce. JOHN HUTCh EcOs.
- Ty;ca each ia Edits
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nS- Tux BEST CouaH sYKUp IN TuE

u.
The best Cough Syrup In the world Is Harts
horne's Pectorai Syrup of W lid Cherry.
This article Is prepared by chemist, and is pro
nonDced by medical men, aud thOse who have used
~ 10 be the best prektration for Coughs. Colds
Catarrh. Bronchitis, Hearsencss. Soro Throat from
cold. ana preventive Of that lion of dieeases
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use IT, 1t Is pleasant to
the taAte soitens clears aud strengthens the voice
alays all irritation OF the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold
Bottles IS and 50 cents aud 81. Sold by all Drug.
gists 10 Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg aud All
towns in Virginia. oc Js--sm
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EG~ DE. POLLARD has removed his
offce 10 BELVIN'S NEW BUILDING, on 18th ct
between Mein and fraHkiIn, the state Court
House. At nisht he may be found at the Exchange
Hotel. servant Will be also found al his Office at
night. 1e2-lal+
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THx Vorr. in Madison Ward, on

THE VOTE, IN MauIs0n Wafu, On Tue
proposition TO subscribe to the Keysville Connec.
ton, will be taken to-day, in the SERGEANT's
OFFICE, at the CITY Hall. Let our readers bear
this fact In mind. In Jefferson Ward. poll will
be opened In Market Hail. In Monroe Ward, the
POLL will be opened in the neighborhood Of Fou-
she and Broad street, but ut what precise spot We
cannot tell. Up to late hour yesterday after
noon, Conductor Morris had not returned from
the country where he had been called to ssee
sick relative, and no arrangement kAd therefore
been made, that we could hear OF.
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WAS COMMITTED to the Jail

of Chesterfield county on the 6th instant.
NEGRO who calls himself WM WbIIE
Xl ard says he Is free, and resides in the city
or p.itimore, State of Maryland. The said Negro
ia about feet inches high. complexion black and
rather slow in speaking when spoken 10 Ii the
laid negro Il not free the IL required 70 cone
forward prove property. pay charges and take him
away or he will be dealt with accord Ing to law.
""'' " SO DUVAL.
IA ,7-6vs Tailor Ches.ariatJ county, Va.
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EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LTrE-A fearful steam.
boiler explosion took place at Woonsocket, Mass,
on Tuesday. The boiler in the Planning Mill of
Law Sheldon, exploded a. about O'Clock, z. NJ
There we three men present, one of whom, Mr.,
Calice Perron, a French Canadian, was killed in-
stantly His body was blown into the river.
some yards distant. Another man, named Ban.
dette, was terribly mauglea, and is not expected
to survive. The third man present was In the act
of wheeling out load of saw-dust, and fortunate.
iy escaped.
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-DICHMOND IRON AND sTEEL

II WORKs.-The undersigned would respectfully
call TIE attention of consumers and dealers 70 the
isrre sssortment Of HOME MANUFACTURED
IRON which he keeps constantly on hand, smbrar
cling ali slxss OF Bar Rand. Hoop and Scroll Coach
Kounds. Horse Hhos b. Agricultural Drum Teeth
nud Tobacee Mill fApersd IRON. Also. kaiiroAd
Frog bTKkL. and Qnsrry Hall koand hTkkL- A1a e
tohaeco mule. ~
1n IRON made irazn the esst sAisctsd 6srAp. and
s0t sa's = 'A' :" - - Jas HUNfll..
n B-Orders rscsivtd for Hajlroad 0NAlnas
nPfK r.. &c. Wrought Dcrap taken u sxenasse.
10 es-ims
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INSURANCE
i ON THE LIVES OF
WHITE PERSONS
Can be obtained In the e,><x,,.,,,
INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF LONDON,
Actual Capital, $500 O0O.
Agency at the Office of the Virginia Fire and Ma
rice Insur rance Company, i3i Main street. Rich
mond Va.
DR. JNO D CULLEN. Medical Examiner-Gfhce
at the ofice of Drs Gibson and Cullen south side ot
franklin street. between 9th and 7th streets.
a2-ts w l. CUWARDIN, Agent
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ssTnE BURNS CENTENNIAL IN GREAT BRITAIN.-The
Burns centenary appears TO have been celebrated
with enthusiasm all over Great Britain. Some
flea may be formed of the number of celebrations
which took place in different towns from the state
rnent that the secretary of the Crystal Palace re-.
ceived about two hundred applications from va,
rious local celebration committees for copies of
tho prize poem. The centenary was celebrated in
London by banquet at the Guildhall Hotel, Mr.
Hannsy in the chair. Fourteen thousand persons
attended the Crystal Palace .tete. The number of
poems presented for competition at the Crystal
Palace exceeded 600. The successful competitor
was apparently a lacy who signed her name
Elsa Craig, y Ranelagh street, Pimlico, London"
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iST OF Notwithstanding in the
~ RIChMOND POST OFFICE on the 18th day Of
LADIES' LIST.

~ Persons calling for letters In this List WI
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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ga- BATHS, BATES, BATHs.-Hot,
Jold and Shower Baths can be bad daily at all
hours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Shampoong Saloon, under the American HOTEL
entrance on llth street.
Single Raths Is cents. or tickets or ~ ap 10
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rN PARKE ioiNDHxTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,


VIII practice in the city Of Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield, POwhatan and Amelia.
81 Office in Lisle's Building, corner of Main AID
18th streets &c l3-lzn
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~ CUM u TO NUEFULh UII1
JAIL AS A RUNAWAY.-Was committed
TO the jail OF the Corporation of the city of
L4. Nor folk, on the 18th day OF November, i-5s.
: n0- ro man calling himself TUM BAIbY. The saia
negro man Is hye feet seven and one half inches
nigh and weighs one hundred and sixty-fise
pounds, about inirty years old, of light complex
iou states that he was born in Summerset county,
Mary land and claims to be born free; had ca when
committed to jail, Sleeps grey clothes aud sailor
hat THOs j COhPkEW
fe q-rw Sergeapt City No, folk.
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QUEER TRANshCTioN.- learn that on Setur-
day evening last, a citizen of Phl'ipsburg, for
reasons best known 10 himseif disposed of his
wife, four children, and his honsehcl and kitchen
furniture, fer the valuable consideration Of 80
cents cash, and & second hand black cloth coat
The purchaser of this valuable personal estate.
was a young gentleman of some twenty summers,
q teamster by profession. Whether the wife was
consulted in the arrangement is not stated, but il
is generally believed that the transfer accep-
table to her. The funniest part OF the story s,
that the husband, after giving the bill Of sale, late
in the evening of Saturday. craved nights iodg.
fngs from the new proprietor Of the goods and
chattels, ard was accommodated with portion OF
The bed of the two eldest children. where he
snoozed away quite comfortably until morning.
when be left the premises in perfect good humor.
sfC,i [ III Ttnlea
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Ar HIM AGAIN.-Jesaa Roach Hals

AT HIM AeAIN.-Jesse Roach wals
again before the Mayor yesterday for an assault
and battery. This time be charged with as,
saulting James NJ. Walker, bus Jesse declared
:hat he had come off second best, as a number of
deep cuts upon bis head would prove. He then
msdc complaint of the fare furnished him 10 JAIL
and Of his inability to get bail, and declared that
he was prosecuted for his political opinions. and
because he WIS democrat. The Mayor thought
that politics had nothing to Go with his violence
to Walker. and required him to give bail for his
appearance to-day, to answer the charge on which
he had been arrested and imprisoned.
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about nth December, lass, my boy hENkh,. ~,
II NHenry is about 2i years OF age. rather deli
II cate in appearauce about feet 3 or 10 inches
IN nsisht bright nulatto full head Of hair, OF good
address bat rather cringing when spoken 70, ahsns
when taking find OF drees and soinewhat Oh y
dandy. bad small patch Of beard on bis chin, hs
is also little bowed in the legs, and can read ana
write .,,.-.
IN In this State and lodge In some @ii where
can get him; and $50 ii taken IN any other siase
State. will give $3.50 reward II information sun
Gent for conviction can be given against hRy whlis
man who may have had hand in getting him on
to a free State. ,,n,snx
ia N-ts CHAKLEo u. uops0r..
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TIE DASvILLE CosNEcTIoY.-A correspondent of
the Petersburg Express, writing from Raleigh, N.
c., ssys:
The bill which has been regarded by some as the
Dapvle Con in disguize, viz: the Rock.
.n CHAM aud Coalields Railroad, paused the Senate
on yesterday, With IN amendment allowing a con-
nection with the D,nville Road: but prohibiting
the road to appro.ch within % miles OF the North
Carolina Railroad, under penalty of forfeiture Of
its charter. So the road will connect with tb-
Danville road, and run TO the Coaifeld,, in the
county of Rockingham. The bill formerly al
lowed tne road,to run from Greensboro to tho Coal
fields iu Rock kins ham, but was prevented from
app! osching within 20 miles OF DanviIe The
ameDdms snt OF the Senate was concnrred in by the
House of Commons.
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ETTo THE SourH SIpE--B

80 10 TIE bVUIH DIbE.--Dy Iat6
tAriH. the Dsnyile Railroad Conp pany have reduced
the rate OF freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
IRON this dsts, WITH THIS PsoyIso that DOUBLE
Rate vii DO charged during the months Of ApRIL
MAY. AUGUST aud SEPTEMBER
oIosrs 70 any extent can be supplied from the
10 ia time ''' W '~.'"'0 q
Ton less than packed ia barrels.
JOHN II CLAIBORNE.
''"-5in No ii Pearl street.
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AN INTERNAL MAcHrsE.-A singular attempt
was lately nads to poison family in Miwauk ie
policeman residing in that place fornd bottle
of wine a, his door, with an envelope attached
containing valentine, and addressed Ia femi.
nine handwriting He tried little of the wine,
ard shortly after began TO feel an uneasy sensation
IN his stomach. His suspicion becoming excited,
he sent the bottle to a chemist and found that il
ontsined enough arsopie to Hill fifty persons
Had he shared the wine with his family a dreadful
catastrophe wonld probably have resulted from
the draught.