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10, BosreS, Dec. 1.-THE crew of the Yacht
", Wanderer were brought up for examination
snis morning. oeing charged with voluntari.
being engaged in the transportat ton al
slaves from some foreign country. Com.
plainant unk nown. Nothing particular was
elected, and the case was put off to be re-.
sumed Tomorrow.
Wendell Phillips, by means of a card. de-
mes unequivocally any knowledge of John
browns intended invasion of Virginia: alta.
ting that his personal acquaintance with
Brown was very limited; that whenever the
SUBJECT OF stampeding was preached by
Brown, ne always discouraged and discount
tenanced it, and he had not aided Brown
with money or advice.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TTgS DR.. HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters
LIZ increase in popularity with all who
test Its superiority as Tonic, or remedy for
ordered stomach. 1t is prepared with great
care, and its component parts are entirely vege-
table, it is free from the objections so often
urged against preparations of the kind. The
Bitters may be used with confidence and bene.
fetal effects by all suffering from complaints #
the stomach. AS a MEDICAL AGENT it has
no equal, while its pleasing flavor and health
full effects have made it a general favorite. 1t
the system, and its operations are at once mild
soothing and efficient. All who have used the
Bitters ATTEST ITS VIRTUES and commend
it to use.
For sale by BURRUsS BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers of BraEdies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
gists and dealers generally, everywhere.
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Substitute for Copper.-A discovery is
said to have been recently made in China
which, if true, must soon do away with the
expense of coppering ship bottoms. The
object of coppering, as every one knows, is
to protect the ship against the attack of
worms, which prevail in greater or less
extent in all seas; and it is now said that no
worm will trouble wood which has received
a coat of gambia. 1t is estimated that fl0
will coat the bottom of large ship; and it
is said to harden and preserve the wood
The experiment has been tried in China up
on small scale, and found to succeed ad-
mirably.-Liverpool Mercury.
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A Mystery ExpIained-Death of
the Victim.

tAO v ACLkms
We clip the following from the New Ha-
ven Journal:
Some five years since, a beautiful and ac-
complished young lady, whose father--a re s.
ident of Hartford county, in this State-oc-
cupied prominent position, both socially
and religiously, suddenly announced her de-
termination to leave home, and intimated
that she was anxious and willing to take
care of herself. The father, who was an
austere man, given very much, it is said, to
severity in his own family, attempted to dis
suade her from her purpose, and even threat
ened her if she carried out her determina-
ton. This did not affect her plans, and
with the assistance of one of her brothers,
she left home, and until last summer, her
friends have known nothing of her whereas
bouts.
1t appears that the winter previous to her
disappearance, she made the acquaintance
of a music teacher, and being fine must
Clan herself, she soon became intim ate with
him. He being represented as single mar,
she very soon became attached to him, and
as the sequel shows, was disgraced. She was
too proud to tell her troubles, and rather
than submit to public disgrace, consented
to leave home, as she undoubtedly supposed
to become wife. A few months after her
disappearance, it appears she became
mother, and has since lived in secluson at
South Boston, under the name of Mrs.
Jones' wife of George Jones, of Boston.
The william who had accomplished her
ruin, and who was at the time clerk in
that city, was married man and supported
wife in Massachusetts, in the vicinity of
Springfield. After accomplishing her ruin
he visited her seldom unit the death of her
father, when knowing that he had property,
and supposing OF course that she was enti-
tied to her share, again paid her frequent
visits, until he persuaded her to return home
and secure her money, promising then to
give her splendid house in the vicinity,
where he was soon to remove. She like
believing woman, made the journey, received
her estate, and returned again to her secu-
sion, where he met her and received her
property, promising in few days to return
and take her away, which of course he did
not intend to do. He left her and has
scarcely visited her since. Her desertion by
one who she supposed to be true to her, OPP
Grated upon her health and ended last week
in her death. She fingered for week hop
ing to see him who betrayed her once more,
but consumption, that tattering yet fatal
disease, had marked her for its victim. She
died on Tuesday, and on Saturday her re-
mains, accompanied by an interesting boy
four years of age were brought once more
to her native village.
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marine Disas1ers

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-Arrived bark
Dlretto, from Bremenhaven, having on board
nVe women and four men picked up on the
18TH inst, from the wreck of the ship SiIas
holmes, which was sunk at sea on the leth
INST, when five days out from Garden is
M Iand Aey, where she had been aground. -
inc remaining portion of her1crew and pas /,
of. '00" nea'"
The bark Tally -Ho, from New York. has
been lost, and the bark James Andrews has
been stranded at the mouth of Coatzacoal-
ces river, Coast of Mexico. The crews we,
saved. WV
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A Remarkable Case.-An old woman nam
ed hannah Screen, aged eighty-two years,
an inhanltant OF the village of Rockhamp-
eight years totally blind, on awakening a
few days since, to her joyful surprise, found
that she could see those around her. 1t is.
however, only with one eye that she has re,
ceived the blessed power of sight, and she
can now plainly see objects at a considera-
BILE distance. And. ., what joyful CON
trast it must have been for the poor old wo-
man, after being in the presence of her chill
dren and children's children for eight long
years without being able to see them, now
to be able to gaze upon them with, we hope,
humble gratitude to Him who is the giver
of all eod.--Mildlana Nsa9s.
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DIED,

In this city, on Saturday last, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Ridley, Mr.. ANDREW ].
Mock, Merchant, aged 20 years, leaving an at.
tectionate and devoted wife to whom he had
been united only about three months. Mr..
Mock was educated for the Bar, but after sett-
ling in this city changed it for mercantile Dur.
suits. His gentlemanly department, and honor
able character won for him the respect and at
tachment of many of our citizens and he was
seemingly en- tering into tn fruition OF all that
could crafty the moderate wishes of man,
when memorable Death claimed him as his
victim. 80
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the present week, the Paymaster of the Ar
my of the State of Virginia will visit u Pc
tersburg, with his pocket full of the need
full, to pay off our gallant soldiery for their
services at Charlestown. The pay of the
military under these circumstances will be
varied, and whether the lowest amount be
eight or eleven dollars per month, remains
to be seen. The highest amount of pay will
be 500 to certain officers. - Petersburg Va)
E1press.
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SNOW IN z X s.-Snow- ba ling was tn o
amusement in Houston, Texas on the I'd, and
sleighing on the Sd. The Houston Telegraph,
of the 5th, says $50 great fall of any thing
reSem bling snow has not been seen in Houston
for twenty years. And it has been full seven
years since many of US have seen particle of
snow before.''
A MAMMOTH FRoG.-In blasting some rocks,
lately in England, which the biologists say
were deposited long before the Grea ton o man,
the bones of frog were found. which must
have weighed, when alive, from $40 to 900
lbs.
SINGULAR CAUSE FOR TAKING HARBoR-
The pilot who took the steamer Mehican from
Portsmouth, N. III, to New York, reports tn at
the steamer put in at Princetown on account of
sea sickness among the officers and engineers.
ACCIDENT MILFORD Sims, of Dinwiddie CO.
Va, was severely injured on Friday last by the
falling of tree. Mr.. S. was engaged in clear
inc. piece of ground, and was telling the tree
at the time OF the accident His legs are crush
ed so severely that amputation may be neces.
sary.
L o SHoT.-EX-United States Senator
James, of Rhode Island, has invented a cam
non, which, board of army officers report,
will carry shot with accuracy distance of
over six miles.
Fire at Rockland, Moine-Loss of Life
The Commercial House was DESTROYED by fire
at Rockiand, Me-, tuesday, night. James Sears
was killed, and James Elmer and Edward w
Love severely injured. The loss amounted to
$4,000, two-thirds of which amount is n
sured.
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Shipping in Notwithstanding to the val
uatiou returns, there are about 100 towns in
Maine in which tonnage is owned The lar
eest amount owned in any port is Bath, So
O22 tons. Next Portland, 43,02O.
1t is said that Barring Brothers and other
London bankers, have Joined in memorial
10 the British Cabinet, asking that the Brit
Ish Government will recognize Juarez as the
de fueto President of Mexico.
Professor Armsby, Of Albany, had his arm
poisoned by virus while disse citing sub
ject last week. Ae is supposed to be ont OF
danger
The students of Western College, in Col :
lege Township, Linn county Iowa, raised
about 1000 bushels OF corn the present
year.
Fatal Rssut-Mr. Aquilla J Parks, who
was dreadfully assaulted by the negro Sol o.
men Smith, near Baltimore, a lew days
since, died at his residence, oA Back River
.Jeck, last Thursday morning, after intense
catering.
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ShipWreck.

The American ship Margaret, of Portland,
Henry A. Merryman, mast er, from New Or
leans bound for Glasgow, with cargo of
l,340 bales of cotton, was lost on Little Ba-
hama Bank on Sunday, the 18th inst, at two
o'clock A. M. The cargo had been saved,
with the exception of few bales, all dry
but the lower tier. Part of the cargo had
arrived at Nassau in several wrecking YES
sells.
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SAVANNAH, Dec. 27.-The steamer J.shej
has arrived, from Havana on the 25th,
Sugars were quiet, and unchanged. Tia
new crop was backward. Exchsngas-0n
London 152al615 per cent. premium: on
New York and Boston, 31<a4L per cent
premium; on New Orleans, 6 per. cent pre-
MUM. p''
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ERESH SPICES,
T FLAVORING EXTRACTS
COXE'S GELATINE,
COOPER'S ISINGLASS.
Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Celery Seed, Nut
megss Extracts of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange
Peach, Rose and Almond.
w BURROW & co, Druggists,
GO Church Street.
TOGETHER WITH A
Choice assortment of Lubins, Maugenet, Cow
dray and RimmePs Celebrated Periumery.
Genuine Imported Farina Cologne, Pomades,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, Puff Jars and
Toilet articles every description lust received
at J.W. BURROW & co,
The Druggists on Church Street,
where Prescriptions are carefully
prepared and at low prices with
no % the purest Medicines
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9- To cure chilbains, simply battle the
parts affected in the liquor in which pStatoes
have been boiled, at as high temperature as
can be borne. On the first appearance of all
ment, indicated by Inflammation and irrita-
tation, this bath affords almost immediate re-
lief. In the more advanced stages, repetition
prevents breaking out.
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N office.

All Concentrations, &C., intended for in.
sertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOIN r. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor. in order to ensure
attention.
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK, December Flour-I
6rm. Sales Of 5000 bbls. State S.
Ohio $5.60a5.75.
Wheat is firm, but sales unimportaat.
Corn is quiet and prices unchanged.
Fork is dull and nominally unchanged.
Lard is heavy. -.
Whiskey-sales at 20 cents,
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MAD Doc KILLED.-We understand that a
mad dog was killed few days since on the
premises of Mr.. Charles s. Roberts, of this
county. The afflicted animal had bitten
several COWS and colt prior to the discov-
cry of his condition 1t is odd that the dis
ease should exhibit itse elf at this season of
The year.--Pet. Express.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 27.-The steamer Vixen.
from Fittsburg, bound to st. Louis. was d..
stroyed by hire yesterday morning. The loss
Is so'oo0 on the cargo and $l7, 600 on tn.
coat. Inc boat is owned by Mr.. McShsay-
er, of Brownsville, Pa. =
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NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 27.--Advices from the
Clty OF Mexico to the 18th have been received
Miramon's Government protested against Mr..
McLans,s treaty, at Guadalaiara on the 18Th =
He had restored $4OO,O0O of The $500 06O which
Marquee took from the Conducta and forwarded
the rest to Topic. Only $500, 900 was missing
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A New Era for Virginia II
JOB PRINTING

JOb PRINTING
BY CAL0RIC OR HOTAIRkff
IhE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
OF THE
DAILY DAY BOOK
: how the most complete establishment at the
South, using one OF
ERiCSSON'S CAL0RIC ENGINES
To Drive Two of the
BEST JOB PRESSES IN THE WORLD
With the most approved
PAPER, GARD CUTTING AND OTHEa
MACHINERY. Dsflt
together with all Of the latest and mos,
beautiful styles of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
O b TYP Pc,
And the largest assortment of
Bal, Letter, Note and Plain Paper, F;mey
Cards, Card Boards, DO.
Either of our Job Presses will print from, soo
to 1000 sheets per hour, and make uniform
and beautiful impression. A thousand Cards a.
a thousand Hand-Bills can be printed and de-.
livered in from one to tive hours after ,ba nSe
Is given, and we will guarantee in Ii =, sss the
prices shall be satisfactory, '"s
WE PRINT
"us nae 81 ana professional Cards at NJ 90
quality. "a"
WE PRINT
iAana- hiils at 81 10 to $40 10 a thousand
according to size sc.
WE PRINT
S.Heads, Labels,
Ur'"iars' Bills Of Lading,.
Wedding and Visiting Cards
Ca h Checks, Pamphlets,
Catalogues, Legal Blanks.
ana III fact every description Of work for lsso.
than it can be done elsewhere '''T
We have incurred very heavy exnsndit,ras
In hitting up first class Job Office SO thai our
people might have their printing ali done here,
we will guarantee satisfaction as to character
OF work and prices.
we Keep three or four good workmsn in our
JOB Department, and our stock OF Inks, Papers.
Cards, Bronzes, &c, &C.. will enable us to get
up anything that the man of business can pos
sibiy want. Call and see specimens and leave
your oroefs. noI7
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BosToN, December 27.-Harries Goodnow
alias Free born, keeper of q brothsl in
Spring street, was choked to death last
night by Charles h. Goodhue. He was ar
rested, " ~
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L A T EST Ew s.

Thirty-Sixth COngress-First ses.
sion.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s. :
SENATE.
The Senate is not In session. having AL
journed till Friday. ~ ~"
The House met at the usual hour
Mr.. Morris, of illinois, obtained the aoor
Dut yielaeu 10 Mr.. Rust, who said that sey.
e eta. years ago ne made pledge to his CON.
shtuents that he would never again anss~.
IN sectional debate, but recent events ~
an extraordinary character have absolvsd
him from that pledge. ''''s~
he alluded to the atrocity of John Brown,
raid, and the threatened aggressions ~ ~
infamous character of Helpers book. hnt
SAID the Observation-Disclosures of the South have
no sympathy with such doctrines, and his
appeals to them will be unheeded. Yet thas
infamous DOCK had been endorsed bv thu
candidate OF the Republicans for the Speak
ership, and the whole antecedents If ths,
gentleman are in perfect keeping with this
act: He has been uniformly, conspicuouslv.
and intensely sectional.
. NO man mas been more intolerant to the,
south; and he owes his present nomination
less TO MS ability or his accomplishments "a
a statesman, than to his hostility to tba
south. he invited us to scrutinizs his re-.
cord and he had done so. He alluded to MI.
oherman's course on the Kansas bill and tia
army Appropriation bill in the 34th Con.
gress. lie spoke of the objects of thesRe-
senable. 90 VI va
MI mr. Dunn called him to order, as the O. en-.
tsman violated Propriety by using the term
W ne said if the epithet applied
W any 1t " as to the other side of the Housa.
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Fatal Burning Accidental married wo-
man, named Susan Brady, residing at No
II Carroll st., N. Y, was fatally burned
Wednesday evening, by her clothes taking
fire from the stove. A little CIR, seeing her,
informed the other residents of the house
who endeavored to suppress the flames by
means of water and blankets, but did not
succeed until she was.beyond recovery. She
died within two hours thereafter,
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A professor of magic who recently gave
an entertainment in an English seaport, was
Dragging pretty largely of his slight of hand
tests 10 the public room of one of the hotels,
after his performance was over. gentle
inan offered to bet him that he would make
all on the table disappear in less than ten
minutes. The professor at once booked the
wager, when the other at once screwed out
the gan. The disappearance was complete
aud the professor confessed himself "sold,"
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ASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING
TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to subscribers
.toa cents per wsst payable to the Carrier.
When sent by mail it will be "a per year, 81
tor sis months, and 81 for three months, paya
ole In advance
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PRICE LIST FOR CHRISTMAS
AT ULI,MAN,S

/ N order to give all chance to wear a new
L pair of SHOES OF BOOTS, during the holi.
days, we have reduced the prices of goods as
follows:
Mems fine Calf Boots SO 90
Do do do do double sole and Uppers so
Do do do Caters 90
Do do do do double sole and Uppers rs
Do do do Oxford Ties SO
Do do Shoes 90
Do do Bellows Leather Boots 90
Ladies' lasting Caters with heels 90
Do Morocco Bootees do do 25
Do do do sewed Is
Misses and Children Shoes in great variety.
Boys Shoes and Boots very chap,
servants Shoes with heels good article 81 90.
self call at
s. ULLMAN & co, Cheap Shoe Store,
10 Main Street, opposite the
de 10 Day Book Office.
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Mrs. WinsiOw, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
process of teething by softening the gums, re-.
ducing all ENTHUSIASTICALLY allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and healrh to your infants. Perfect
another column. my29 ly
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@s- Circulation greater than the Da,Iies
of both Cities combined. so
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REST QUALITY Refined Sugars Such as
- Cut Loaf, Pulverised, Grapulated, a. and
Extra G. These are always needed by House.
Keepers, but particularly so about these Christ
mas times, and will find a fine stock at
de 20 JAS f JONES'
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TE-F ALL WHO SUFFER from coughs,
llsS colds, bronchitis, Group, whooping
cough and the most to be dreaded of all, Con-
sumption, can find sure relief in DR.. w istar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. which always cures
where other remedies fail.
For sale by M. A. s. &C. A. SANTOS and
Wake T. Co., and KING Il Toy, Nor
folk. J. b. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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New Advertisements.

ARTICLES FOR PRESENTATION
All G. HALL d CO.'S.
The Useful and the Substantial.
ROSEWOOD Writing Desks,
~ Ne Plus UItra's
Tourists Companion,
Bankers Cases,
Pocket Inks of Rosewood;
Cases OF Rodgers Scissors,
Chessmen OF Ivory, bone and ebony,
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases,
Water Color Bones and Brushes
Diaries for 1860,
Miniature Ledgers,
Flutina's and Guitars,
Whist Boxes, Backgammon Boxes,
With many other articles suitable for Pre-
sents. de %
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Ws- SandfOrd's Live InVigOratOr--
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM Gum-Isa mild
and ettectual cathartic, acting first on the LIVER,
to eject it morbid matter, then ON the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries of all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATCR and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS-
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold by all Druggists, and by M. A. & C. A.
SANTOS. ma l-6m
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Something Extra.

lust opened.another Ferkin of choice Butter,
d said to be the best in the market, by the
most experience judges of good Butter Call
early and secure some of it, as such an article
Is seldom offered for sale in this market DON Il
forget at JORDAN T. BRO,
de 9 70 Church street
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SELLING OFF
MANY KINDS OF GOODS
All AND LESS THAN COST.
a have yet too many goods entirely, and
IA as many of them being Winter articles,
Will soon be unreasonable am determ insd to
KUN THEM OFF AT A SACRIFICE.
SO as to turn them into Cash before the season
passes. Bargains that will pay you three or
iour times the interest OF your money to buy
and Keep till next Winter, may be had for the
next two or three weeks at
No. 45, Il. Main Street,
Large Black and Yellow Swinging Sign with
ii Dawson, As on it.
My Stsck must be reduced and the money
wiz command such Bargains as you do not
de 80 HDAWS0N
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For Hire for 1860.

Two Young Negro Men aged IL and 10, and
l. one Boy aged IA. There are of good char
acter. Apply to
de 9-3tawtf JOHN DODD.
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ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,

lONE DOILAK,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR.
0NE DOLLAR for nice pair Blan kets, Two
~ Dollars for good pair Bed Blankets,
Cloth, Cassemere and Satinet, Flannels, De.
lain Silks and other Dress Goods of IL descrip-
tions for sale at Nussbaum e. Bro, So Main st.
Dent neglect to call before you buy your Dry
Goods, as you will find the very goods you
look for, for less money than in any Sother
Store at So Main street.
deg NUSSBAUM SighO.
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Departure Of the Students-A Young Lady
IN Troubls.-A Philadelphia correspondent
says:
students left for the South, by way o tne Phil
adelphia and Baltimore Railroad. They were
all ticketed through to Richmond, Va, and
were accompanied by Drs. P f Luckett and
Mcguire, of this city. About 200 of their COM
rades in this city attended them to the depot,
and cheered them enthusiastically as the train
moved OFT. Several incidents occurred during
the parting. A creditor of one of the students
seized him, nd protested against his leaving
until he had settled the amount OF his bill. A
lady appeared also in great distress at the de-
parture ofa young gentleman who had won
her affections. The train was very large-con-
sisting of eight passenger cars, and was de-
tanned 20 minutes beyond the usual time leav-
ing at half past IL O'Clock.
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HARPER,
- FOR JANUARY, 1860,
at No. 27.sDay Book Building.