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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-17

DARING RoBBERY.--The Nemrhis arous
thus describes an outrage perpetrated in that
city recently.
MT Keller kurtz, travelling agent of the
house of {. +. New ton, manufacturer Of gold
ana SILVER pencils and pen cases, arrived in The
city Il lew days since, and stopped AT the Cav
uso. temporary lnuisposltiUn had ccntintd
MN TO MS room, ana while 4 servant WAS
liShlihs Il IRE III ms room, very weil-dress-
cd. gentleman ~ appearing man entered and
immediately afterwards apologizing fOr his
intrusion remarked that he HAD mistaken the
room, ana politely bowed himself out. The
servant left the room in a short time and in a
- " moments the stranger re-entered. inqtiir-
eo OF Mr.. Kurt regard e his health and helm
esi him TO a glass OF water. lie then went 10
the door, as II he intended retiring and lock-
lng It and putting the key in his pocket an
preached the bed where MIR. kurtz was living
with the remark that She had some particular
business with him. Then seizinr MIR. Kurtl
by the throat, he choked him until he was
senseiess. When Mr.. kurtZ recovered suai
GENTLY TO be able to speak, the ia ntruder was
Tumaging his clothing and helping himself to
everything that was valuable.
Mr. h attempted 10 call for assistance but
tne foboer placed a pistol 10 his head and COM
manded him TO be silent, threatening i'm with
instant death should he make the least outery
Just 1T this lime hambermaid knocked at
the door, and the robber who had stuffed a
hid glove In The keyhofe in I. disguised voice
bld her return IN a halt hour, stiil Keeping tie
pis toi leNeied at his victim. Mr. kurtz wa.
Immediately ordered out OF bed, and compelled
10 unlock his trunk, which the OF her sea rche,
after seizing everything he could find that was
valuable, the robber bound MIR kurtz hand
ahu loot ana leaving him lying on the floor
lett the room. remarking that he would send
ass! tance. In lew moments Mr.. knrtZ roll.
ed himself TO the bell, and with his mouth SUE.
ceeded III ringing ii. IL servant came up, and
he was liberated.
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StsamS'ifp f0rkto,cH.-This fine steamship ia
again upon The line tetwePi. jhis cityauf; New
YORK 1t VIII be reme;r: bered that she was
HhloraTliy Wlthdrawn FROM this route Tor a
few weeks before Christma owi..g 70 the TOM y
pofafy pause III business usually prevailing
mere AZ mat season OF the year. During her
absence she made two or three trips between
New loika ana Havana. upon which route she
prov ed 10 10 as thorough a sea-goIag steamer
as any OF The numerous gulf steamers that sail
out of that port; indeed, outstripping many OF
them in pciat OF speed. She has now returned
10 her work again, in charge of her veteran
commander, Lewis Parrish. q son OF the Old
Dominion: indeed, one of the oloes, steamboat
Captains OF our good old State and a very de-
served favor;te with the travelling commnritv
and the merchants generally. She will leay,.
noon al o'clock. See the advertisement of
her agents.
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Commercial Siafistics-It is a ma,tar of ;,,,
porfance 10 the commercial men of Richmond
mat the Directors OF railroads, canal. steam
boat lines and sail vessels, should devise and
carry ous some accurate system for ascertain
ing at any moment the amount of prodncs
manufactures and minerals received AID
shipped by their several lines. AT almost ali of
the railroad depots, as well as at The canal
toli-of!ice, books are kept from which this in.
formation can be readily aScer,ained: but
at others the statements are so loosely made
that a mere approximation OF amounts is all
that can be obtained. II statistics are worth
anything, they are worth being made acc urate:
aud II they can be Obtained in no other way
the City Council ought to pass an ordinances
on the subject, and appoint an officer to collect
them.
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~, Iiisa comnon ob<crvatiou tha, thcr,

a. more SGt'.ers lf"nl debility among Americans
ttsl. r-r he l0uud among any otter civilized ua
,.,r. Iae reason * ohvIouS We take too 3ittie
. s-t..t. sTd tprae! ina wants of the body in the
atg.r.ta- gI->ai;s ot business In All such eases.
.f. Haft Hist c.ues can DO !ltIie good. What is re
ou.t,l s .s,' SUch tonic and lnYllurtor Ilr. J.
Il ,..ffe- iias gwen to the world, IN his CkLE-
BTaTrT' 'biTTERS." The weak ard nervous
fsr zen utHe couUtsuE house, the exhausted tolier
,tr fie sfrr u45Tt. and tie prGstrHred student
.ae t ta EHt lamp. have found wonderful fegeu-
rr7i,r I4 the - -blTIEFS. and prefer IT Ia more
-rsrrr'....~. Gt less e1teac.oGs medicines. Bat II
.at- r.t le Tor o3trn thai the dLant which Is so
.ua-.-rs 20 .ts influence upon a frame whi' Is
Is-s CflIiltatcd. ls 'Quat powerful IN assisting
stalr 'o c&Pe tire most terrible lcTIilS Of disease.
g 80 70. nor a!yr 10 tT nj:
: Q .s druggists and dealers everywhere.
q I'm
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P.fk- Poetets have been driving large but
improbable business for the past forty 'ai~h, ,
hours. Ga Sunday afternoon last, durine The
rush at the Post-Oftice TO obtain Letters .na
papers, q citizen was relieved of his waiisi
containing Si,soo IN checks and notes, none Of
which can oe OF the slightest value to the
thieves. That nigh. just a. the Richmond And
fredericksourg train was about star,inv
North, President Robinson was severely ;ns.
.lea ny three men, who appeared to be hurry.
whoin relieved him OF his eye-g glasses AT maj
tlme- The police have had their attention
called 70 these "picks,n ana may vet succeed
In arresting them. .">'
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Dvanged.-At late hour last SUNDAY. the
police arrested and Gagged Martin Leon. a
s.renehnan, for being Intoxicated aud disor.
was loaded down with fencing foils. gloves
and other articles, apparently prepared 10 give
lessons in the use Of the small q well as the
broad sword. After beiag locked up AL nisAt,
Martin appeared before the Mayor Yesterday.
and, from his conduct convinced ail present
that ne was suffering from = sisrangelnSnt Of
mind thnt needed prompt and skilllQl mesats
ss..ss s.. sssss,ss; s. s. 1e fsisssyr wsss .sess
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NGrr0tr EScups.-Between the hours of 10 and
II O'Clock last Saturday night, a musket was
fired several times on st. Stephen street. One
of the charges was 4 ball cartridge aud being
fired in the direc ton OF Mr. Thos J Winston'S
house, the ball passed through the weather.
boarding into the sitting room, knocking over
chair aud lodging in the opposite wall. For
time
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Cove Turnpike Company incorporating
the Barbour aud Pennington Turnpike Com
pany: incorporating the Lewis and Harrison
Turnpike Company; Incorporating the Park
eysbufG and Ravenswood Turnpike Cumpany:
amending the act authorizing an increase OF
the took Of the kempsyiile Canal Company.
the Hnilsown and Little Kanawha Turnpike
Company; authorizing the County Court of
Richmond county TO establish q ferry at
Plank Patch, on the Rappahannock; incorpo-
rating the Waterford and Potomac Tnrnpike
Company; amending the act requiring tho
Board Of Public Works TO put ont 10 the low
est bidder The contracts for work on i'm e rove.
meh1s made on State account, making an .p-
preparation Of St50,009 10 the mpro y.nent az
james river below Richmond; requiring re
ports from Savings Banks and certain Insur
anee Companies, and imposing taxes thereon.
increasing the salary of the Superin tendent q +
rnhiic Buildings; exempfing Jno. A. Mann, OF
Augusta county, from the payment Of license
tas; amending the charter of the North and
South Railroad Company
{, t"'an,on,reaifA's attorney cf Riebn,ord.-The
oeHite hiii, increasing The salary OF the Com.
inonweaith's Attorney in the Circuit Court of
Richmond. from 1875 to : ,DGG per annum was
taken mp and advocated by Messrs RoppKT-
SON and RUTHERFORD.
MI CRANE favored the BILL but moved It's
conmlttal and the Passage of a general law for
increasing the salaries of all the Common
~eaiihs Attorneys of the Circuit Courts The
resolution was withdrawn and The bill PASSED
Ayes 10, noes II.
he>alRtfons Of IaqHiry.-By Mr.. SrREET, of
feiieVing James II. Snoot. late sheriff! OF She
nanooah: by Mr.. CRANE, OF establishing an in
dependent banka at Beverley, Randolph county;
eS Mr. BA.i. Incorporating the Leesburg Nv
ge!a Wei Company inLondoun; by Mr.. BENT
LEY, of amending the charter of the Potomac
+ uTEace and I.eesbnrg Railroad Company: by
uf: BURWEi-L. OF T., of allowing Chester f.
Cilpper - for teaching certain ndjgent chill
dFen; by Mr. DAVIS OF providing for the col.
Iecloh oi the revenue by special agents. 10 be
appointed by the County or Circuit Courts; BY
-ir SlBERT. OF amending the act providing for
me pay OF uncaIied Tor dividends with
The public treasury; by Mr.. EVANS, of prohih-
itIAg The hiring Of 81 YES by free negroes BY
Nr LOCKE of r"fnnding a sum to joseph l..
Russell by Mr.. FLEMING. ofmakins il Il felony
70 XII cattle or horses, the property ofanother:
ny Mr. GIBSON. Of allowing more time to
snfrihs to summon drawn jurieS.
On motion the House adiourGcl
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81 Great Iiursains-
f9I; CASH. At
PERKINS i CO.'S.
-.. No. l4l. Eagle SqrARE,
{. Brown III RING, Heavy, at Cd.
g "'tttaed al 6d.
Suf'f. al ~ cents
Iit IHst - ~ ever:sold here, at l251zcts
T. , s f.sl Coi'd PRINTS. at6'; cents
hr,t a. IA md American FRI MIS-. st II cent.
K s4 lIris DfLAiNE$. at G23. CTS, worth s7i. Ctx
EREs> SILKS. yer, cheap " ~ N@'
,sn. n!.h SILK ROBES, at s35. worth S45
u '-tt rs. as GOOD as A.ax4ndcrs at Is cts
Beat Io-i ) eaeAed SHLEIINGS. at q cts.
YER ms x CO.,
- 4S-1 Ne. Ia EaE!e Square.
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Nom -Iaterco9rss.--One Of the largest cattle
rasers in Virginia. Mr. Samuel g. Luddingt gton.
of Greenbrier county, Va, who has hereto
fore sent his stock North. has determined never
TO drive another head of cattle out Of Vir.
ginia, and to make Richmond his principal
sales place. The result of this resolu ton
Will be that this will be the best market for
choice beef in the South, and as good as any at
the North
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HUNG.-Wehave been reliably informed that
an incendiary was discovered In Clarendon
District, taken in hand by a Vigilance Com.
mittee and hung. We have not heard any of
the particulars. From tho summary pens,tv
tnnio.ed, theevidancc Hnsi haya been very rnis
pshle and the sdsnss besnses ~ t+is ssbia sswM
teseifNia1. 's"'"
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THE SLAVE TRADE.-The Florida Key of
the Gulf announces that Lieutenant Maffitt.
u. S. n, was recently at Key West. Lieuten-
ant Mafiitt was in possession Of inforlna lion
that Captain Townsend, of the Echo. was
about starting again for the coast of Africa
for a cargo Of slaves, and that he was to sail
from Havana,
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No Teft.-Alexander L. and Anna Cox made
their appearance before the Mayor yesterday
TO answer the charge of stealing two bonne,s
valued AT s., from Mrs. Julia A. Johnson. on
saturday last. The evidence showed that The
prisoners had boarded with the complainants.
anu ma b'ihg unable - settle up, Mrs. John
son had levied upon their trunks. as an in
oemnity for which Mrs. Cox had taken DJs-
session of Mrs. Johnson's bonneis The
Mayor did not consider the mere taxing as
stealing Mrs Johnson, the keeper OF Il uri-
vate boarding house without any authority
OF law, had seized the wardrobe of her board
ers as security for their board, and they. in
turn, had taken her bonnets as indamnitv
against their losses. None others than tavern
keepers have the right 10 retain the trunks Of
their boaruerS for Indebtedness. He therefore
dismissed The criminal warrant, teIiire Mrs
johnson that she could get warrants from the
Hign constable for the recovery OF her hpnnets
and her board money.
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Ri-aiiHg sum Patrh.-On Saturday evening"
last, negro hackman, while awaiting the ar
rival ofthe Petersburg train, took a short walk
on the bridge. and passing TOO near the edge,
fell Off a distance OF thirty feet. Several per.
sons who saw him astened to the spot to as-
certain his fate, supposing that he had been
killed; but on getting there found him making
his way TO them apparently none the wors0
off for his unexpected fall.
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= he Fine Arts
.. 7 NP fne Nrts.-
JOHN TOpi.f. ARTIST IN OIL Caiors.
. N, OF IiINiEN. Artist ia Cfayon and Water

INITF IUNIT. ATLlst N on C0IDTs.
q. VI, OF IINiEN. Artist ia Cfayon and " ater
! :. BEAUli.T, Artist in India Ink
i. =. CDWiLL. FnuiJ.fapher
TIE above named artists are on1aGed pernla-
.eu Vft. to y. VI mis-. and nave tAelr stetlos
, IHuTNhGAPH ant FINE ART GAL
ER4.@5 Nam street. He also devotes his per
-un. attention to Copy 'nE ana Entargin. small
u.-i pes Gnd s-llerrrdty pes, at this esta hl!sh-
ncLt Tie cItiZeES ut RIc! moHd and the South
ln >f.4re ans ana every Sttie of likeness. from
ls sU- Aiuel type uF ia the iiie-sIze Portrait,
.. 10 le r.-best sttic of fns art. As al work Is
garrlltca tt ave entire satisfaction or no sale
's-f , no risa 10 rHH: and ~ the sane time Y0u
trc ,atr.. zln- southern establishment. Citizens
4ud s'r...HfS aFe invited q VISIT this tiai!ery.
-httuer they desire safA done or not.
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NORTHERN LfTERATCRE.-Noth othnc III lorg
time has afforded Us more genuine pIsasura
ii'ii the iac which We tearn from ihe post
ln'tster at this place that the patronage of
NoFtherH publications. has materially de-
creased at this office within the last few weeks
me SUBSCRIPTIONS TO most OF them expired
win tfie old year and have not been renewed
Win the new. and We trust. never NAV Our
gratiilcation at this state of affairs is Increased
wnen We reflect that the large sums OF money
that are annually OK pended BY Southern DronIe
Tor Northern literature viii, with the proler
management, be directed 10 encouraging South
tfh genius ana building upa Southern Itera-
ture. There is as much latent talent at The
South as anywhere i'll the world and il it has
not been fully developed it is because il has
never been properly iostered. Lei the South
erh people spend their money at home aud by
mus patronizing home publications they vii!
encourage home literature aud foster home
genius. II the South Will pursue this course
she can; III lew years, boast of rs varied and
prolific field OF literature as anv country in
the "orld-1RSAtSce (iia) Republican, l2tt
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COMMERCE or CHARLESToN.-The total val.
us of articles imported at Charleston, S. G..
daring the last three months OF 1859, amounts
10 81 ,73a, or about one-hfteenth OF the value
exported. which was S6,si5j,4li. The exports
for the year amount ted 10 Si1,Mic, tls, and the
imports for the year were - ,s96,i35
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Clothing the Masses.-Four or nve and per.
haps more, of our large ready .mads clothing
establishments, are making arrangements 70
this city in the future. Two Of them have
largely increased their home forces, and dimin.
lshcd their Northern orders since the HarpersD
will be enabled by next fall to supply their
large custom with Richmond. made clothing.
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AHartshornt's fGrP.AIi.
IT t.t'RFS ALI PAIN

80. ..f 'Aaale PREPARATION is used internally and
E'-las. II cures
ihAcHk. HEADACHE,
s.! -.!.ih'.tt htt '> tnd bR | ISIS CH LBLAtNS,
.u..t8a MORBUS, EARACHE
Girt ~ Ii$N, SCALDS and BURNS,
l;- HeLTtA, CHOtEBA,
By - TIE LIN Rs, fAIN N THE SIDES.
t-pt 4 'lr GAAsH, PAiN ~ the BREAST
g.. + l,hhVAF. FROSTED f EFT,
u ~ HE HAtk, PAIN III the BOWELS.
~. hte iUNlC, ii - yerj beneficial for a
y. .'i IS oi y. >, and 20 cents. Sold by all Drug
a.. '1 n hm9nd Petersburg and Norfolk. and
-'.' 'iie tafe. Ie l4-l2ln
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ara "iI>' inpHTitni discovery for Kidney,
,..r. ~11!.p!'ais: trmafs distinctions. Leucor-
..- '.,g " Nlea. SEXUAL Weaknesses, Pin, sicaI
luR<t, % ,id Ile5.,:t oi either sex, is HARTS-
W. ; i CHU COMPOUND.
,-4' I" i,' nave been unable 20 walk. have soon
2 1-r-.-.. '1u u. ihfs powerful COMPOUND. II is
s 49,, .' " 'Aein -. ana is pronounced by me,ii-
D. h. :! M M iuSe WHO nave used ~, To be the hest
l, ~. Fol d IN the world. Large bot ties
l- ..-s lles ~ cents. fresh supply lust re-
I'D FISHER & WINSTON. Druggists,
go" Man street, RiciiiloI.d.
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Improvement Of Jamss Rtser.-A bill was ro-
ported in the House. yesterday, appropriating
Sl50.onO to the improvement of the navigation
yides that $4,000 per month shall be placed
at the disposal of the Council for that purpose
until the whole appropriation is expended
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! am with great respect and consideration,
Yours. &c, |M. n. GIsT.
RICHMOND. January II, ISGo.

His EXcelieEcy iOHv LFTCHEE.
GrrsFHoT of tGt STATE If Iiry,u;r :
Dear Sir-I have the honor to communicate to
you the accompanying resolutions. which were
unanimously adopted by the General Assembly, or
SoUtii Car;'iIua, on the 22d Of December last.
The State OF South Carolina has fa't. with the
deepest ind .uity offered to the State
ot FITA mia, srd arcs Il as blow aimed equal,
at heTsei Her people desire 10 press their cor
Gld sympathy with the people of virginia and To
unite with them III measures OF common de- fence
and they have honOrea me with the char ,e of com
nunlCating their sentiments.
iernit me. therefore. respectfully 10 request of
your txcelency 10 indicate the manner in wnicl
Ii VIII! la most acCe pabc 10 the authorities ot Vrr
sIlia that should proceed Ia discharee the duty
entrusted +" nae, with high consideration and re-
sIect, Your cbsdeni servant.
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Salary Increased.-A bill was passed in the
House Of Delegates, yesterday, increasing the
salary of the Office of Common wealths At
torney in the Circuit Court of this city from
S:i15 to 81 SEQ per annum. As the bill had pre-
yiously passed the Senate, it is now q law.
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Aitllmmn Qispatft.
TUESDAY mORNlN0....... JAN. II. IsG3
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF vrRcry,.
SENATE.
MoynAy Tan

3"VNDNf 7, JAZZ TO, TS3V.
The Senate was called to order at 10 o.clocl,
ri. by Lieut. Gov. MONTAGUE.
The Comn,sstoHer from SonfA Cnrofiar. The
following communication was received from
the Governor. read by the Clerk OF the Senate.
and, on motion. was laid on the table aud or
dered 10 be priaied:
ExECvrirr nEpsgTNyNr
49,, January 10Th 1880.
Gsatie1ifa OF the Senate and House Of ftsFsggfsS
lay before you letter tins day reseiyed from .te
Honorable Christopher u. Menim,nscr, dis,n-
guIshed citizen os the State of ssnniA CaroIa &c
eo:apaned py several resolutions. adopted unaii-
nou.ls by ine Legisiatnrs OF that Stais. HIS com.
MISSION IN regular Io1ni has been delivered To ne
IN person, and flied IN the office of the Secretary oi
STATE. Respectfully.
JOHN LETCHER.
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JOHN LETCHER.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !

:. CoLUM UMBfA, ). c., JAM, 1850.
HIS Fxceliency Uov ions LErcuFR.-Dear Sir: :
The Legislature, at Its late session, unanimously
adopted the enclosed resolutions. and III obedience
10 the third have appointed the Hon G. u. Mem
ninEer as Special Comn;iss oneri to the State of
r-lnia to carry cut the objects of the resolution
e'peorle oi South Carolina look with deer inter
est apon has MISSION - Ntr-Inia and confidently
expect important results to grow out oilt. Eoplnf
that the south Viii present an unbrokcn front &,
the enemies oi her policy and her peace, and that
NirsiEIa, - the mother of States asd statesmen
wtfl ent;tie herself tathe astsrs gratitude of her
Southern sisters, by bringing about such desIra.
bic object.
am With great respect and conside ration.
ours. Ne, y NJ. IA. titsT.
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TERMS OxADvERrIS1N0.

The SsaiMs cf Masos.--Yestesd6y tAe 1aeu~-
msnt in the Capitol Square vas fA1ther -,
riched by the addition OF TIE status Of 0Iunan
MASON, one Of the distinguished stnse0nsn 81
siIelnla The statue, hke its pfedaceeoDsl =
well worthy to be consjdered saother- ~ II
h sne cnaplet Of Crawford's fame. Thoseh 6
,,as s.eG away from earth, his wOT11, aud
pa ..cuIarIy his latest ones, mssneSta1s 1t ~
reuder his name imperishahle. The Snn.sc
was crowded yesterday afternoon with ladleo
ana gentismen, who were lavish 10 tneer
praises OF tnis new work Of art The lGAeo1I
statue occupies position between HRrnv ~
JEFFERSON, aud gives to the mon ument NOR
pieasing appearance as one approaches Il frorn
the South. The remaining stafues A.: rs~-
need to the skiliful hands Of Randolph Roeera.
who. Judging from advance description. vili
prove worthy successor Of the laments6
Crawford = --'''~
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r, ~ Having purchased the siterest of
aIi.F " r: Powell. ! shall conftnue The
.. t an NC and GLAZING BuSlN ESS
E,.. x. l-,aehe>, as heretofore. ''''N
oascd (,... 80 I'f The patronage literally ex
i4r str. - '"'' hFhi' solicit Il continuance Of
t'-efs ''" to.En, corner oi BANK and 18th
a- y %, ROBERT 6ARTERIGHT.
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Smiths Band.-The officers of the MOntg0In-
cry Guard were serenaded on Friday night
last, by Smiths Armory Band, At the ms stance
OF members of the company, who are ever
ready TO award honor where honor is due.
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Threatening to Shoof.- Officer Seal yeDteY.
negro known as Richard Bailey, who WAS
charged with threatening to shoot and kill
Johu Dobson, white man. Whether tho fol.
low really had gun, or merely made the
threat to fIighten Dobson, has not yet been
made known. The examination before tho
Mayor this morning may develop the whole
facts, and lead to the punishment Of the &C.
cuspd, = s.~. &
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LEE 4 pLEAsAxTs. AYToI

- EFt q f;'ss " y IT. q q n
D. NtAS At LAW, frsetica ~ the Courts
F,ff.e elE ord, Herrico, 1oocLand aad Han
Cyer. 3, 49,, :. ...
q the. s4e authorized tn take DsyOsltlons, Aida
yi,s tel noe eds gtents % Deeds Powers of A.tor-
~ Fl al - e Nc. tn le used or recorded II, the
.sys->i States and Territories ri the Union.
Cf-s ~ I.1a ST, ri deer fsom Man,
ma Ply
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Tsairs.-So well known has the EnehaHfress
become TO the public, that the mere announce.
ment of its repetition for tonight will suffice
Sarauuf>1