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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07
BROWN 81 MCLELLAND.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND VIRGINIA..
WE the undersigned have this entered into Coparner
w ship for the Of conducting general COMMISSION
FORWARDING Business under the and style Of
DROwNRS McCLELLAND. They will give their strict personal
attention sale Of TOBACCO WHEAT and PRODUCE
ealv, and 10 the purchase Of Fertilizers and Merchandise
Once Basin bank, door Deane, Hobson James
ALEXANDER BROWN,
J. BRUCE NJ CLELLAND.
They refer TO
Messr Johnston Younger oiey Mess james D. Rurguson
jr. Co DIR. J. Grattan CAhe, Richmond Hon tournoy
Rev John A. Scott, Halifax Wm Mer Edgar Whitehead
Lynchbug; Col Med. Reid T. Tuwiler, kockbrtge CO..
Mayo CRbe NJ Cabel Nelson Hon VIM. O. Riyes and d.
J. Hartsook, z r. Lewis Abemare CO. Va Judge p Ihomp
son, Augusta Co; John Thompson, Jr, Amherst co.
January lst, 1862 JaI-u
IN Tons sWEDRS IRON, fat and square, well assor-
~ ted for sale by John " GORDON SON,
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IN of NJ. PAXTON, the Senate adjoured.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRlDAY Jan 9Th, 1860
The House was called to order at the usual hour by
Speaker Crutchaeld
Prayer by Rev Dr. Jeter, of the Baptist Church.
SENATE BILLS.
The clerk read communication from the Senate Civ
ing notice of the passage of certain bills mentioned in
the proceedings of that body published yesterday.
THE ASTIDUELLGNG LAWS.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the proceedings
of a meeting of citizens of King William asking the re-
moya of the disabilities attaching to b. b. Douglass,
ESQ. a. Senator elect from that district.
Mr. BASKERVILLE moved the reference OF the sub
iect to the Committee for Courts Of Justice.
After remarks from Mr.. TOMLlN, of King William, it
was so referred
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07

SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY /.
TO CoRRESPoNDENTS.

- Lsers o. bus.ss l.ustbs lrsst O. 1sEiiior q ne
Wig.
Artolss ,ortsl bon es ~ As l1Es- t no- % o'
o. 77isa 5s Of ts. Sanding o-s O, De tHot-n 90 '.
G s, IN va srss BE- fsn1,sf 5r ohtr~y notices efe'a
Eay si,lt lines are charged 5r as airsrissals7ts
~ Esc1sroi aris.sts % rs,ru rJsi communication
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WIN. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing ManufactOry,
ESTABLISHED IN 1880.


1T Is fact not generally known that established my Clothing
Mandatory In this city TEN YEARS AGO and constant
y for that time continued 10 and make portion
stock In Richmond as hundreds Of my will testify to;
and having Increased from better
prepared orders large small Quantities
than heretofore and will furnish
teral
Being practical man at Business mot having
the back wndos others shoulders
give much and good article for price any house
North or South
Let those who wish to build Southern Manufactures
plonize the old established houses " reap the
reward they justly merit for present services
This humbug prove seventy to one
hundred hands employ many have been
for years.
ParonIe the manufactures home especially when you
can do So without additional cost WA IRA SMITH,
jas ia Main st.
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ass9 commencing 'Semple's Invaluable Baking Powders
the virtues Of W h have fully tested and think them
quite equal superior any similar preparation now In use
They for sale y Saunders and at the drug stores OF
the city See advertisement In special notice coumn-Ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07
GALUSHA A. GROW


Hon. L. . =. BRANCH.
By those who are acquainted with the penal code Of
this District TO which my attention is drawn by Mr. Grow
In his letter win De readily understood that no other
course left me than TO publish this narrative and leave
the whole matter 10 the impartial Judgment Of honorable
men Of all sections of the country.
l.. OBJ. BRANCH.
W,surxcroN January . 1850
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FULL AND RICH STOCK
SPLENDID GOODS.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.

DRRss GoOpsRIeh colored AID Black sik Robes 2Fouss
and skirts SILK Dresses In Brocade Bsyadere and C
some Of the elegant goods In th market B,
Coored and Black Lyons silks superb quality Velour de Pan
real Irish POpins Rept de iainrs, fine assortment e-
Mous-alne de Lame Robes; Paris Printed q, an-s r
yalefas, fine English and French Merinos s
French Wool Ptds, Gnghams Prints, &c In great variety
EMBROtDEHtES AND LACES-Real Point Lace SITS Point A.
puque GimpuT and Val Lace Sets; French Muslin Sets
with Lace beautiful Lace, Muslin. Cambria Linen and Psqus "a
Collars siugly Embroidered Skirts splendid Embro.
French Handk rclefs real Lace do Many these Goos A.,
superb and will make handsome Holiday Gin Bridal PrJ
Dresses, In Musllns. Thules and silks.
WRAPPINGS-SpendidY Velvet and Cloth Coaks At ever pa
Of the styles. In the best Velvet and Cloths has
tie materials FIR Coak which will have made Mar
hand have been uEcfyed IN RiclOHd shav ear
kind In stella, roche aud Gne Wool DO double single
MEMS EARAll qualities Of Coored and Black French
aud kns Caorel French do Nestngs We
American Casmeres all grades, Virginia Cashmere Sstn
Jeans and We ds Gloves, Cayais. Hose shirt Fronts Tlrs
ing Blankets and Sha us, Wool Shirts and Drawers
10 81 FURNISHING GOODS-Bed blankets imported fra
this Damasks imported direct, Napkins and Cs
and Cotton She-tngs, Curtain Goods in Damask anN
CARPETS, CARPETS Carpetings In Velvet Brussels 81
grain Duggtts and Floor Cloths stair Capeng Hemp do
In all qualities, Door Mats, sc, &c.
PLANTATIONS GOODS-Whiie and Colored Negro Banke. q
ported from Europe James river Virginia Pulled Cloths Wigs
Oznaburgs kerseyi Plain Lns .ys, Plaid, Cotton, &C.
order reduce stock 10 the lowest point by the -
January next will offer UNCOMMON SpUcENSra especially
CASH and prompt customers BARGAINS ENFECrEp
WATKINS a FICKLEN, No. l59 Main st.,
det3-Gt Nearly opposite Exchange Bank
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NoTIcE.-TRusTEEs, IL or EEAL AND pERsoNAL

NOTICE.-TRUsT SALE or REAL AND Personal
" PROPERTY NEAR wlLMISTON, FLUVANNA COUNTY
BY virtue deed q trust executed the subscribers by Join
RarWg certain purposes therein specified the 18th day Of
February $50 and duly recorded in the Clerks dolce OF the
~ Fuyanna, Shall TUESDAY, the 3st Inst at the resi-
E,rwig Wilmington, Puvsnna county sell
highest bidder for cash all the property conveyed In sad deed
consisting Of tract o Land containing Two Hundred and Eighty
Acres sad very yauab Four shares In the Rya Gold
slaves consisting Of Men, Women. BOYS and Girls.
Houses Plantation Utensils Household aud Kitchen Fur
description The title said property 10 believed
be good hut acting trustees shall only such title
Is vested In Us by the decd
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%DIVGDEND.-The President and Drec-
49, tors the Exchange Bank Of Virginia have declared
seniannua dividend Of per cent subject deduction Of
ja52d2S W p sTROTHER, Cashier
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W. OIS PEVER--As the Fall approaches, and BLou
and Aue and Feyers has become prevalent every person %
hemee with the proper remedies for these dang
diseases The secretion Of bile aud the inactivity Of the liver
gether with headache, pain the limbs and back nt sweets az
loss Of appetite the orerunnes Of these maadeS and e
should be resored by which these symptoms
be at For this purpose know Of nothing egt
20 BAKERS PREMIUM BIrTERs" They eradicate The bile, d.
pei the palms. the ievers strengthen the digestive
pure heahfu circulation Of the blood and produce aos
OF spirits which Il themselves tend greatly DO away with all
heahfulnesS These Bers be taken with perfect safety By
all and without regard 10 weather Diet and III
prove valuable family medicine 10 all Shere active tk
Is required.
To be had OF PURCELL LADD CO.. and all other pronas
Druggists the city Of Richmond and elsewhere In Virginia Al
North Carolina; also, OF sT0TT Co.. Washington, D. c.
STABLRR co, Baltimore; h. A. PAHNRST0CK co, Ptlb
delphia, and Of BARNES A PARE, New York.
Orders filed By addressing T. BAKER, Proprietor
sel2-dAc Richmond, Va
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BILLS PASSED.

Senate bill to amend 81 section OF chapter los Of the
Code, in relation to marriage licenses.
Senate bill to amend aud re-enact ith section Of
act providing for general elections for determining
tested elections for the election OF county officers and
for their qualification and removal from office, passed
March 80, SOS, and for other purposes.
Senate bill authorizing the Virginia Military Institute
to condemn the springs and lands necessary to supply the
Virginia Military institute with water.
Senate Ll TO appoint commissioners to audit expenses
incurred by the Executive for the purchase OF and
munitions and for the defence of the Commonwealth
Ayes, 40 4; noes, none.
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SIR ROHAN,s GHOST.

By n tOntrfbnIor 20 "The AtIanticn
TUyHR publishers % this admirable and remarkable w.,
announcement declared i no common b0ok and n 49,
pondents and the discrmn ang public have than v
assumption Everybody asks who have written NJ
ming POST VIM. q. BryAuts paper he poet SAYS OF A.
sy trlO com pr Asgd BUfcer's ZU'Oni, date Hu-tI
are at hOms icM Whitening Hcytt. ami EiTSsgaf oIW
HiH amt iaisSi all "ChHdreH ~ The Nut" uiU - 80
irits GtEs trisrd tdke" New Edition Press
j. D. TILrON CO, l6i Washington st., opposite M,
p.tr
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Bv Mr.. H. W. THOMAS: OLE. H. Cockerille Thos.
R. Love A s Grig,by and Others securities of the late
Sheriff of Alexandria asking that they may be allowed
TO discharge the judgment Of the Commonwealth against
them, with the deduction Of the damages extra inter
ests &c.
BY Mr. II. w. THOMAS, Oh behalf Of Mr.. Taliaferro ::
Of citizens of Stafford county asking the passage of a
Law to prevent respasses &c in the waters of the Poto
mac, &c
On motion Of NJ PAXTON, the Senate adjoured.
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IT-To Make good Biscuits, use Semple's In
be Baking Powder For sale by all Druggists aud Grocer
gB-To save Lard, use SempIe's InfalIibie Ba'
king Powder. FER sale by all Druggists and Grocers ms
tB-TO Save Time, Labor and Expense, use
seinpes nabe Baking Powder For sale by all Druggists A..
noH
eH Light, Sweet and Wholesome Loaf Bread,
Biscuits Pastry &C. be made by using semples lnia,
Raki
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, WILL RE OPENED
- PREPARE FOR THE BILL

49, for subscriptions the Stock OF the Insurance c.
Of the Of Virginia, Of Richmond Office OF o. v B
December 2lnh- $50 de2i-l-
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% Tons sWEDES IRON, fat and square, well assc
~ ted for sale by JOHN " GORDON SON
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-14
CovINeroN NEWS.

FATAL Academia little girl about seven
years of age, daughter of Mrs. Elmira Cough
lin, residing in an alley, between Main and
lohnston-streets and Third and Fourth, ac-
cidentally fell into the river while playing
on q raft near the Main-street Ferry-landing,
yesterday afternoon, and was drowned. Any
Information concerning the body will miti-
gate to great extent the grief Of its mother,
and will be cheerfully forwarded to her if left
at this Office.
GRAND MILITARY ENcAMPMENT AT LOUIS
viLLE.-lnspector-G Buckner has Or
dered all the officers, whether commissi oned
or nom n-commissioned, belonging to the State
Guards, to assemble at Louisville on the 23d
inst, to have a grand encampment or, in
other words, to have general drunk.
GIRL DRowNED.-A little girl, five years
old, named Laura Kaufman, was drowned in
the Ohio River, just above Main-street, about
six o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The MAYoRALTY-We learn that the race
FOR the Mayoralty will not be repeated, but
that the board to- whom the subject is re-
ferred by law will thoroughly investigate all
alleged election frauds and report the name
Of the person legally chosen.
SPECIAL SESSION OF THE Cry COUNCIL
YESTERDAY AFTERSooN.-rA special session
Of the Council was held yesterday afternoon,
but nothing but the. wharf question was dis
cussed, and 1t was finally resolved not TO
lease it longer to Mr.. Marshall, who has hith-
erto had the management oft.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-14
New York market;


NEW YoRK, August l3-P. M.-Flour
without striking change. Demand quite moder te,
both for export and home c0nsvmption, ana holders
generally rather more disposed 70 realizes sales Of
So fof extra state IS iO5 20 for Guperiine Western;
2 2595 IS for epiqmol,t 70 medium extra Western;
- f00j60 torshippng brandg extra round hoop Ohio
cloang quiet. Included IN the sales for export are
at 50 40 Canadian Flour heavy and declining. sales
u 800 brls at s. 0a 10 for superhe IS 1907 80 for
common to chorG extra. Rye Flour steady Mt 50 80
Qgl ~ tor common TO choice supertne oornmeal
scarce and firm; sales of 100 brls. BrandywiDe at
80 9j614 '.i ~
Whisky heavy: sales of 30 brls Mt 2I5Sc . pos
Wheat market dull aud heavy for spring, without
any material change for winter: sales Of 55Og0 bush
new winter rod Western at 81 23al %, chiefly Rt
81 25i 800 do. new white Western at 81 32Qpl t2j
1000 do, new white Southern at 81 42l9l 90; 5000
illinois at 81 %; $500 very inferior Milwalkio club
at 81 l0al400O do Racine spring at 81 l76l ~ Bye
luiet and steady: sales of 1000 bushels. Corn a
bushels ut &c. for sound Western; chiefly 63
,l66c. for Western and Northorn yellow. Oats in
limited request at 363Sc. for Western aud Canadian,
and 39c Tor state
Pork frmer. saos of 600 brls. at $40 IS for new
mess; SIS 30 for old mess slidli p for new prime
and Sl3 - for old prime. Beef market dull and
changed with saes OF 900 bTls. at S4i 25 for coun-
paciiud mess; Slf@i2 for extra mess. Prime mess
Beef dull at sI3t1ls Beef Hams duh and nbmi-
uRlly unchanged. Cut Meats scarce and firm, with
;mall sales at9c for sh9ulters and llc; t9r Hams
aud small lots at l39c, u -,Htt -N-T
Butter quiet at luQl6c. for Ohiof and l2920c. for
exesedISEiy quiet. Sugar ddH iiiid he6ty, and &c
lower; refining 64sc. The recelpu4 to-day are ver5
heavy, embracing some seventeen vessels flon the
West indies with Sugar seIgoes to the extent q
70 day Of 400 bhds., chiefly Cuba at6's@7o. M =
lasses remains dull. FfE ID I.ac .,rH fsift
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-14

MoSDAY EVENING. August Is.
me ,niegket ha5 not underg aay
at "a 1904 90 for colnmop TO good brands: tho sales
are 80 bTls Pleasaut els, red wheat, at i "a; 100
brs. Epicurean, white wheat, at S5 70; il5 brs Au-
burn Mills, red wheat, ut S4 60, 15O brs, Decatur
Mills, red wheat, at l G5 100 brls Milford Mills, red
WHISKY The demand ntinues good, and prices
are &c. higher sales Of SO brls at l74@gl7Sc the
PRoVIsiONs~A good demand for Mess Pork,
and prices 2ic higher saes Of go brs at Sl9eol9 %,
aud 500 brls., delivered in tho interior, on terms
close at el9 90. Acontnued good demand for Bacon,
aud prices are &c. higher sales of 400 hdB Mt gE9
ne for Shoulders; ll4c f2r sides and l3tlSl6c for
blk Meats held more firmly, but nothing doing.
GR0cERTTs--A fair demand for Sugar, in tho
bags at l5Ac. Sales Of 200 brls Moiasses cy press
co0pnrage at 49,; prime, in OAK, is held at isc.
choice white, and but little Offering. We quote
pIne At 81 0sl TO- and choice 81 u u. Red is dull
q, t s19sc G s for prime sales 2 bushels S prime white
.sc.; 500 do good white at 81 0j and 25O do red at
g'G. since the above was written, We heard Of tho
JC0RN-Ear continues dull ut 3g6linc Ia bulk at
the lower depots; sheed is IN good dema ud ut j2l
i5c., including sacks. :.
Mt 2s6l3Oc. for prtmo salesot 1000 bushels, prime
new, at the Canal, at 2sc. t.r.. .a
RYE-Tho market is steady at CSC for prime new;
choice, suitable for seed, commands CSC. ,ho
BARLEY-Th demand is limited, aud the market
dull ut T5c for primo Iew fall
uAY-Thc market is steady and u fair demand al
Sli per tun for prime new Timothy in bales on mr.
CHiEEsE-The market is firm. with demand ii
7tsc /; sales 50 boxes at nc.
BUTTER There is a little better demand fol
prime fresh, and the market s steady at l4GIlbc fu
Western Reserve and ii@l2c forOonttai ohio; com
mon Is heavy at S9lOc. ,,!L
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-14
Law TsEpoT,lIrr...' :
pnopAlr cotnf. u

liz rBb MATTER OF J. @. PARsHLBY, De-
cEAsED.-Dr Curtis was recalled.
Mr. Pratt recalled--Saw diamond pin
with Mr.. Parsley. II was large, aud witness
supposed il was worth from 5000 10 $500.
From the size and weight Of the bag which
MIR. Parshley left at the Spencer House, and
which was afterward taken away by the
young woman who passed off as his wife,
would Judge that IL contained between 81, 800
and $4,000. G q
Letters from L. Feesor 70 the voting wo4
man (Ellen6 were proposedIto be read by Mr..
Snow, for the purpose Of impeaching the
credibility of Mr.. F.
Mr.. King objected to the reading of the
letters, but it was subsequently agreed that
they should be read. '
After an argument the Court took the
case under advisement.
A LUNATIc ATTEMPTS HIS LIFE.--An in
quiry took place touching the mental condi-
ton of Lewis Berzel, of Green Township.
IL was stated that he was insane for about a
year past, from intempetance, aud made an
attempt to commit suicide, ON Saturday, by
cutting his throat. His age is forty years.
lie is native of Bavaria, and has been in
this country about eight years.
Oatharine McNally was appointed admin
istrator upon the estate Of her deceased
brother
The will of Margaret O'Gara was admitted
to probate.
on behalf Of Emma Pross, committed from
the Police Court on charge of harboring
lewd women, was allowed, and the case set
for Wednesday.
BOND GIvEN.-J. O. Woodruff and O. A.
Keith, executors of Chas +. Pearson gave
bond, for the due execution of their trust, in
the sum of $4,000
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-14

A NEw PRINTING-PREss.- Henry Belts
Of this city who has long been practical
machinist, has invented, after thirty years of
study, q iprinting-press which, if it will ac-
complish half he claims for IL, will do more
to revolulionize journalism than any inven-
ton ever yet made. He says that for COM
paratively trifing price, lie can construct a
machine that will do three times the work of
a Hoes six-cylinder press, working off, in
tue aggregate, 10000 copies per hour. I'm
fortunately, however, like all inventors, he
il poor, aud without the necessary funds to
prosecute his enterprise ON a scale sufficiently
large to make it of any practical Importance,
aud he has adopted the following plan to
raise the means required to render Il success
full.
~ propose to organize a stock company
IN $500 shares, at par value of $40 per
share; So per share 10 be paid at the time Of
subscription, and no other installment to be
called for until that amount is prohtably in
vested and bringing an interest of six per
cent. semi-annually" f
On one of his best machines, he promises
TO accomplish the following feats:
THE Morrison Machine with TWENTY-FIVE
inch cylinder makes eight impressions, both
ON the inside and outside forms, of the same
size sheet, at n revolutions; and If the same
surface speed is used, would make eighty-fyt
revolutions per minute; say $1,000 per-hour.
We have seen one OF his machines, on O
small scale, but ina crude and unfinished con-
dition, and being neither practical machin-
ist, nor pressman, we are unable to fors any
correct judgment as to its real merits. The
Inventor is an old man, aud like all of his
class, is engaged, with his whole SOUL in that
upon which he has stalsed every thing. He
is evidently sincere, and really believes that
he can accomplish all that he proposes
should any one be disposed to communicate
with him, they can do so by addressing him
through Box 63 of the Cincinnati Postoffice
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-14
NEWPORT NEWS.

CRcUIT CouRT.-The Circuit Court con-
vened yesterday morning, Judge S. NJ. Moore
ON the bench. The following Grand Jurors
were impanneled: Robt Todd (foreman),
Jas. Iainsworth, John Linet, Geo. johnson,
Samuel Perry, B. F. Hills, Henry B. Miles,
Jas. Dye, @, Ryan, II. .Buchanang Seneca
Austin, @. Rulstue, p. A. G. Kemper, Stephen
Allen, and Henry Marshall. 5fi,f
Two Commonwealth cases, those of A. T.
Earle and DIR. i a. "A. Poster, charged with
carrying concealed weapons, was disposed of,
and in both instances the defendants ere
discharged, it tappearingin evidence that their
lives had been threatened, .. 1,'. lt,. d.
BELL AND EyERErT MEDALs.-We would
commend those of our readers in want of
Bell and Everett melainotypes and breast
pins to our carrier, Geo. A. Jones. He will
furnish the DAILY PRESS to subscribers leav-
ing their names at Baughman's grocery, cor
ner of Bellyiew and York-streets or Rt the
Post-office n tfta .lAffNt ttW
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-14

HIGHwAy ROBBERY BY FEMALE BANDIfs--
A MAN ASSAULTED BY WOMEN AND ROBBED.
Ordinarily highway robberies are committed
by men, probably owing to the fact that the
preying propensities of women have other
channels, and can be gratified without re-
sort to physical misunderstanding in them
supplying the place of force in the opposite
sex. Night before last, however, u man
named Joseph Mcdonald, who resides on
Linn-street neaF Findlay was assaulted by
a couple of females aud robbed of watch
and nearly $50 in bank-bills. The feminine
banditti overlook him near the corner Of
Linn and Clark, aud after the most approved
manner knocked him down with a sung-
shot, stripped his person of whatever valua-
ble articles they found upon it, and left him
TO care for himself as best he might. He
was quite severely injured by the treatment
he received, but was able, with much diff
Guilty. to reach his home, He AYERS that the
parties were females, for he had met them
short time previous to the attack, and would
be able to recognize them again. They were
small; it is said, and delicate in their ap-
pearance; hut if we may Judge from the
wounds of their victim, have sufficient mus
Gle to render them champions of light
weights. .-.- ..,s. 500. .....