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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
Campaign TrIbnse (wEEKLY).

To safety demand for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE at
low rate during the remainder of the Presidential
Campaign, We have decided to offer it to Clubs and
Committees at the following reduced price,. We be-
leve that thorough dstr utioI of the TIE TRIBUNE
among doubtful voters will have great inhusnce in Sc
curing the triumph Of the Republican Cause, and we
will thank those who think likewise to aid us toward
making such distribution:
TERMS:
10 Copies, to one address, 10 weeks from Sept. 50
40
100 ~
Terms Cash. in advance,
Address, THE TRIBUNE, Eew-York.
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TERMS:

10 Copies TO one addresS 10 weeks from Sept. l. 50
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THE FRAUD AND ITS HACKERS.
The Journal Of Commerce asserted that We stig-
matted the coalition of Bell and Douglas men as
n fraud We promptly corrected this, saying:

a fraud We promptly corrected this, saying:
All that we have yer asked or urged you shall cheat
the BY pretending that Eeto,. % cote for one man
tohtH they really another. IL you Gao io com
posite Bell Douglas Dreckindge ticket have objection
II ven can agree support ticket that will vote solid ioI
Dtu.a, for Bell or for BrecAinidge be It. your right
10 do So you agree support ticket composed Of Doug
las Bell and Breckindge In any conceivsoe
y.fy we'll But you moral right to run ticket Of winch
pt of Electors represented TO Germans ana neh as
certain to vote Douglas and at the same time 20 hs, and
Kpo Noting to vote for Bell lhdfB III anu
viii use Up Whoever persists In it. II you don't believe it, just
Me.seus Of The Jov,na have copied your paragraphs
will you COPY TesponseW
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The Political Textbook for 1850

Address, THE TRIBUNE, Nsw-YOrk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUESDAY,, Mafcn d, 1850.
The House was called to order at Il O'Clock
A. NJ, by Speaker CRUTCHFIELD. Prayer by
Rev. J. &. DUNCAN, of the Methodist Church.
Time OF Msstins.-A resolution was offered
by Mr. MARTIN, providing for an lier hour
OF meeting; but, the same meeting with IA Oh
lection, was laid on the table. The resolution
reads AS follows:
E,,oirsd, That when this House adourns it ad-
journ to meet on to morrow at 10 O'Clock A. Nj .,
and that 1t continue to meet from day 10 day there
after AZ tn 1t hour.
Inrtfation-The SPEAKER submitted an in
viiation from the Dean of the Faculty of the
Medical College. inviting the House to The An
nual Commencement, TO take place at Mechan-
les Hall at O'Clock L. NJ, THURSDAY night.
Message from the .S.ant,.-The : House were
informed through Mr.. ERANNON that the SEN
ate had passed the bill appropriatlng the pub
lie revenue for the fiscal years 1852 TO- 6l.
Fc'tttOn.--Ihe following document WAS
presented: by Mr. Blue, two petitions
from the citizens Of Hampshire county, pray
ing the Incorporation of Il company to con-
stIuct a road from some point below Cumber-
land, Md, by way Of the shart gap, to Frank
fort, Romney and Capon Springs. Referred
to the Committee on Roads and Internal Nay
igation.
Tar On Soecial Licenses-The House resumed
the nsideration Of the unfinished business OF
yesterday, bill imposing taxes on special IL
censes. Mr.. RoBKETSON, Of Richmond, pro-
ceeded to continue, and concluded his argn.
ment against the principles involved IN the
nom intercourse act. He was followed by Mr..
JONES, of Appomatt0x, ho sus stained the bill,
and advocated the expediency OF Southern
Conference. Mr.. JONES was followed by MIR.
DICKINSON i'll opposition thereto pending
which the Chair was vacated at three O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07
THE ADJUTANT GENERAL

The following communication from the Gov
ernor was sent TO the Legislature a few days
since. 1t puts the claim Of this officer upon
the State in a proper light
ExKcurIyE DEPARTMENT., Feb. Is 1860.
GentfeWen Of the Senate and House QC Delegates:
As your session is approaching Its termination,
feel IT to he duty to call your attention to re-
CONNIE ida tion, made by my predecessor IN has
message of the 9th of December last. ia regard to
the Adjutant General. HIS duties are OF the first
importance, and exceedingly labOrlOus, and they
have been DISCHARGED IntellIxently. promptly,
IN bis place, giving his personal attention to the
increasing business of the ONCE, during my con-
meet on with the Government: My Predecessor
aitssts hiS zes. 6deiity aud ability during his en-
tire term Of ofiice.
The general duties OF the Adjutant General are
dehned IN chapter ~ section Is, p. lU OF the Cede
HIS special and incidental duties are various and
almost innumerab!e. The principal and most I'm
portant of these are the issuing. registern ng and
transmitting Hil military commissions of every
grade, to the number OF thousands every year
Before tho militia " stem broken down, this
duty Hone. as am informed and believe, occupied
the en- ire time Of ono c!erx. Since It's reorganiza
ton In 1858 the labor las besn greatly incre ased
as am well satisfied from the nnmber Of commis-
sion Issued since cams into office.
All military orders, Instructions, SC, issue from
ths Adjutant Generals Ofioe, and AL retur. . are
necessarily made to it. The correspondence 0s-
ca pies portion of each dav. aud requires the per-
s"nal stten ion Of the Adjutant General. The let
ters and o.derr. of which n rscord was kept s,nce
tie s,t II Ia. Issd nccap. !tN PAGES. Aolus af
g.af turts, = re-. tHf .o HE ratiert,bg ot mere
rstuf,.s aeT,l1ca,ts ii sfcs',on, Ac.
The Af2anlzdiion Of the various volunteer
pauieS " " seSu0aS VI Tue state, has t4TVwa W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07

THE STEAMER MISUNDERSTANDING tional re-
ports in relation to the Hungarian, furnish
names Of those either known or presumed 10
have been on board and of course to have
persisted with the hapless vessel. Capt Shan
numbered about one hundred and forty This
number, added TO that of the crew, gives as the
sum of the lost two hundreds and fourteen
From the agents of the company at Cape Sa.
bic no particulars of interest are received. -
Messrs Edmonstone, Allan x Co, the owners
OF the line, publish i'll a Canada paper a yindi-
cation of Capt. Jones, who commanded the
hungarian, from unjust charges brought by
an anonymous writer against his memory
They declare him TO have been 4 man of rare
judgment in nautical matters; intrepid. bu,
cautious careful in observations and calcu-
lations; of abs temious habits and strict dis
ciplinarian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07

A NEW FIRE-FsCAPE THROUGH A CLOTH
TUBK.-Much amusement WAS furnished TO
the New York multitude Wednesday, by the
exhibition OF flre-escape. of English inven-
ton, on the Park The apparatus consists of
"A long cloth tube, supported by ropes at the
sides one end of which is fastened to the top
of the building, while the other end is held by
the spec tators on the ground. Through this
bottomless bag the persons in danger are ex-
poe ted 10 slide. Il number Of boys and men
volunteered to slide from the top of the City
Hall in this manner, and several hundred peo-
pie looked on, greatly enjoying the sport. The
slide was apparently pleasant and perfectly
safe. AT one time three boys went down in n
heap At once. The bundle of luvenility was a
little too large for the tube and the trio two
or three times stuck fast, to the great merri.
ment of the spectato They struggled through
ii, however, and were taken out evidently as
we'll pleased with the adventure as the spec
tatOrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07

THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE SLAVERY
At the session of the Baltimore Conference in
Winchester, Va, Saturday, the bishop laid be-
fore the Conference for their action the resolu-
tions Of the Providence and Erie Conferences
proposing to change the discipline of the Me-
thodist Episcopal Church on the subject of
slavery. Both sets of resolutions contemplate
stringent legislation upon the subject The
Providence resolution, W which is the strongest.
reads thus "Slayeholding the buying or sell
ing of men, Worn.n or children with an
intention of enslaving them'' This pro-
posed rule differs from The present rule in
the discipline in this, the word ''>laveholding'
is added. and the "and' is substituted by the
word "or." On all The resolutions, however.
the Conference voted unanimously not to con-
cur. This result was applauded by the spec
ta,ors (of whom there was a great crowd)
both in the gallery aad on the lower floor, and
gave universal satisfaction to preachers and
people.
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rica not long ago undertook to have a surprise
party at the house of Dean Richmond. in Buff
ta,o, n. y. In full fea theirs, with eatables ana
drinkables and music, the self-invited guests,
to the number of two hundred, drove mp to
Deans door, rung the bell, and prepared for a
rush in. But they reckoned wrong. Dean
answered the beli in person, and of course
blocked up the en- rance. The Buffalo Express
tells the rest: He politely asked the business
of the leader of the party. He is informed
That this is a surprise party" He assures
them he is no, surprised at all--is not surp-iscd
al anything now a -days-does not intend to
have n party that night-when he wants one
he will make proper preparation, and bid the
guests himself. lie wishes them pleasant
good night" and closes the door. This was
fairly turning the table on Young America
the surprisers were the surprise party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07

EMBARRASSING CONPLIMENT.-An amusing
occurrence took place in the New Jersey State
Senate at Trenton on Monday last A rumor
having obtaiued currency that the wife Of the
senator from Burlington had recently pre-
sentpd him with tripiets, q resolution was
presented, rendering him the congratulations
of his peAfs, and recommending mat MS Tx-
ample be followed by the entire body Of grave
.nd reverend Senators. The resolution was
laid on the tabls, amid a terrific explosion Of
inushter which could not he restrained, the
Ioh6irs ralishiag the Joke equally ~ k.enIy as
lh.s . viitniu The iar. II is proper 10 s1hie
ina, IN. S.uator fran Burlington II doihs as
well as caa b. expected under me cifcam :
stances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07

cember a little son Of Thos. Crandall, of Nc
Kean township, Erie county, Pa, aged III
months, while playing on the floor, was sud-
denly attacked with symptoms of choking,
and was supposed to have partly swallo wed
a niece of almond husk. The little fellow, al
though temporarily relieved, continued to
pine away until the 22d Of February, when he
died. A post mortem examination was made,
and In the windpipe, below the ast-bone,
was found spiral coil of brass wire, = of An
inch long and S. II in diameter, com mpieteiy i'm
bedded in the membrane. 1t was the spring
of a clothes pin, and retained all its elasticity
and mower.
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RICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTERS.

| Interesting Lar .Suit ia the 4. S. Court-A
! irfa! of more than unr-ual interest has been
going on for the past three weeks in the Uni
led States District Court. held in this city,
Judge halliburton presiding. i * the suit
=: George Page, Jr., and others. Of !;il'imore.
Ad, rs. Talbot 4 Bro, Philip Rlhn, aud
others, Of the city of Richmond, for IN al
Iegeo infrinc cement OF the patent taken out hy
George Page. for i'm proysIneut in The circular
ST" null. The Improvement consists accord
| ing 10 the specification, in this:
'lhat the saw shaft has free end plaY within the
;~Ses IN winch 1t runs so as pot. IN any case. To
hfFe IN end hea ing against shoulder; IL may
trcu4 aout The saw is kent place. en,1rslv r,ie b,
the 6cton al two friction roliers which bear upon
l,s Nv" s'tss, rear rs periphery; one Of these
seen a. a tue ether beng imtrediateiy oppoSi to
-. he ,fift"n rollers are made adjustable by
CAUSING them IN revolve pins which are attach
ed tn two plates al tai. placed upon the
",hef- hivins ii-ht mug screws passns tin ou- h
slots .,s, ~ th"H ard entering the frame -
w hat cidim therein as new and desire to Sc
cure by Il tiers atent. IS rs iosows: claim the
manner OF att xlng and Au'dins the crcuer saw hy
allowing end play ITS shait. in com hi nation with
tie means OF GUIDING 1t by friction rollers embrac-
ing IL ne"f to rs perIphery. 8" leave ts cen
tIe entirely unchecked iaterallv I do uo, claim
the use oi friction rollers embracing and guId ng
the edge OF = circular saw, these having been pre
ousl, used for thai p,rpose: butt Inn, nv rs,,,-
10 their use III combination with n saw having free
lateral play ut lis centre. / CAIN The particnlar
'anoeT N Which ia APPLIED s,id friction r"lisrs
0y attaching the pms. vets upon which the
are sustained and revni"e b. TWO plates II metal
placed upon eaca Other ard h"'h held by the same
'rming long csrriase from two snort sections by
G"epni 1a n; or e s stb sections BY nsanT Of the
Witnesses ihos. J.. Jones. Thos Copeland"
Meesrs- Talbot y Bro. are put upon The de-
fence trst and numerous witnesses. ten or
twelve On the part Of the plaintiff and not
less than thirty or the part of the d~iendauts
ingenious counsel .Te employed on 9th sides
For The plajntiG Nessrs. Nnrlhrup OF New
York State. J. IL. Lftrohe, of Baltimore, aud
Howard :; Sands, of This city. The two first
1HeaSGt are We'll DfJC tlp3u of his ,b,r-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07

THR NEW ARCTIC ExPLoRATIoN.-Dr. I. I.
Hayes, Surgeon of the Kane Arctic Expedi-
ton, hopes 10 be ready for start in the mon tn
of May next for another voyage to the North
Pole; Dr. Uayes Las already raised the sio,ooo,
one-half of the necessary sum, from the gener-
Gus contributions of his personal friends, and
hopes to secure the rest from the liberal pub
lie at large. To assist him in this endeayor,
the Geographical and Statistical Society have
appointed 4 committee Of leading merchants
and other Well-knoWn citizens. (among them
Henry GriDnell,) and there is reason to hone
that the appeal will not be made in vain The
special object of Dr.. Hayes proposed expedi-
ton is 10 determine at once and forever the
question OF an open Polar sea. which Lieut.
Morton SAW, and the existence Of which
would seem to he es ab.ished by variety OF fcr-
cumstantlal evidence. The Sea DIR. Hayes
hopes to reach by making the principal por-
tlon OF the trip on -sledges-yehicles by
which be and his associates rode over Il thou
sand miles on the previous expedition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07

HORRIBLE MURDER We have been nform.
ed by reliable gentleman, that on Saturday
evening last, DR.. +. A. Delk, of Sussex, was
burned to death in his residence, which was
totally destroyed at the same time The Doc
tor had just disposed of a valuable negro, and
he had about S2ho in his possession, and the
presumption is that the servants first IN urder.
ed him for his money, and then set fire to the
house.
The Doctor was about thirty years of age
and a widoWer. He leaves one child, and a
good estate.-PetsrSbnrg (Fa.) Press.
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hhlduey and bladder ON u | n iutS, THE

Ahidney and BLADDER Comp | n intS. The
y tttsf'i sf'i and most important discovery for Kidney,
.hlie' Complaints. Urinary Distractions, Leucor-
Iva 81 Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, PHYSICAL
APPhNE'S BIZ CHU COMPOUND.
IRONS wie have been unable Ia walk, have soon
,,,ssa'eteved ls th!s powerful COMPOUND. IL is
~ satea IH he INST, and is pronounced b, medi
m VII VII 29e th"Fe no have used 1t, to be the best
~ Jl ID In the world. Large bottles
ts,' .hsl bolt "Ft cents. fresh supply Just re-
sf, FIe!lLR & WINSTON, nruggists,
"h~4Hu Main street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07

DEATH or A Revolutionary VETERAN
Daniel Dunham died in Oswego N. V, Il few
eight years and seven days. He was at the
battles oflfun'1er Hill and Camden, and at the
siege II y orktown, and was one of the Foriorn
Hope that first crossed the Delaware amid the
floating ice, and surprised the Hessan army.
lie nryer WAS confined to his bed but one day
and that was the day before his death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07

A Son CHARGES HIS FATHER WITH MUIR
DER.-A man named George Palmer has been
arrested in Salem, n y = on a charge Of mur-
der, preferred against him by his son. who al
leges that his father, some years since, mnr-
dered and robbed pedlar in Burlington. 1t
has been ascertaIned that several years since
pc'lar disappeared in Burlington and was
supposed to he murdered, but nothing was
ever heard of tfe matter. The charge against
Palmer is being investigated.
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MARE you tEsured THE greatest Ivan.
A Is 8te s usual offered the public with regard to
Lif ,,N>t RANCE. white persons and slaves.
Alfo. FRt INSURANCE upon ertry dsseriptto on
" PF,e. n town or country. at the old ssfnb-
u''fhFNERAL INSURANCE OFFICE. Pearl
Elrdu
ne lest companies represented, and all losses
FrmPt psd
t3'tsoF BUSINESS from 9 to o'clock: and from
t"tnr.oek, daily. G. r. BKICkEN.
Fh-lm General Insurance Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07

61ns Council An adjourned meeting Of this
.ody vas held at the Council Chamber y~s'er-
Sly, Say asd,rrn.on, AT io'clock. Presenf.Msssrs
| saunders, tfiazebrook, Burr Whitfield. Miile,
'fat'an, HIN. Richardson and q 0reAnor Alb
| kins. Nff' ~ 49,
Inc President a,ated The first business In
| o'"e, 10 oe the rep rt from the COMMITTEES Oh
Iile jail, and reaa that repor, the substance
ci W"iSu " gave ~ he tiIne IL was mada.
Mr. mn rmered the following resolution:
ReSivsd, fh1t n srm not exccedins 6 * okO nc
appropriated for The srscsIoon of new jail. '''
Mr. Ml's wa. opposed to Naking any ap-
was ready to vote for an appropriation as soon
rs il was needed
Mr. Whitfield was anxious for action The
subject had been before the Council for two
wears and IL was time 20 dispose of IL.
MIR. Hill's object in offering tho resolution
was merely to declare determination to build
anew Jail.
Dr. Mills could not soc how the making o.
III. appropriation would facilitate the build
ing of jail. The first thing 20 h" done, ~ to
adopt plan. IT this ~ not doG', the next
Council will have to select Il plan. and. until
they do that, the appropriation viii not be
called for.
Mr.. Giazehrook was in favor of making the
appropriation. aud thus showing de'ermi-
nation to do something towards a Jail
The question was then taken on Mr.. HilIx
resours0n, and IL was carried in the affirma-
tive, MeSsrs. Saunders aud Mills voting in the
ueC;ttlye
Ca motion of Mr.. Whitfield. the plan for
the new Iti was re-commit:ed 20 the Commit
tee on the Jail.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson, the Commit
lee on tlIe FIRST Market was granted the pow
or 20 have the Market repaired, provided the
work does not cost over = 80.
Dn motion of Mr.. Burr, the Council ad-
JOnrned To the lail to examine the premises.
" HHistS'0ad the Rev. X. Wilmer, H. D.
one of the most eloquent and able of the Vir-
ginia clergy, will preach every night this week
IN ST. James Church. Those wishing to bs
edited by solemn AID heart searching dis
courses, VIII b. Gratified by going TO hear this
eminent ambassador of the q uspel
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
>,. Nicholas saloon,

IA MAIN ST. NEAR FxCNAN6E BANK.
r. <. Nicholas Saloou, second Ia no other IS
- shfrcnt N the Stale, is constant, sappHe"
va Ks AND pAMERICANCANnlFS
Fhf'N' FRUITS, NJ TS. etc.
-.;.A r,U he sold y, WHOLESALE or RETAIL
w. -,,x, satl,fectors terms.
~ ths %%gTsy MERCHANTS src invited To exam
-. f.r,e ard we'll selected stock. which ~ ne
,nf IN .,,ntlv added 10. before purchasing else
vhsfe, f.u;L.. surcf,ed with CAKES
and Jti Es 2" ever, Sfs'Tp'I"n ,pa Other
oVErpSUNENTS sa,ved in the best sn lie, IN the
~. ..,j,.sn and at the shortest notice. ~
reaf ~ A. ANT0NI.
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~ Notice. TO the sick. afflicted and numer-

~ Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
~. wMlies who have heretofore used DR.. J. s.
hJstH MEDICINES, always with the most un-
'l1aed happy results, that some unpnncl pied
I+f''lt nave circulated an imitation. The Doctor
49, '"-1 Compelled Ia change the wrapper. which
slta N.thout ANY hgures, and his written sigma
-'r over the cork Of every bottle of the genuine
-a'e.aes ia that the public can again Obtain
.l.s' remedies which have suIted their wants and
ieisFeA their sutlsrInss.
X ]. : ROSES COUGH SYRUP. for cous hs
y 81 'ehses nf the lungs is the standard remedy
U 2. ~ iruises. aud the DISPEPTIC COM
\ i"r dyspepsia and liver complaints.
N4d ~ puEglEts generally. and by
"ARALR l.. WAkING, iU7 Broad st
hA-k Richmond, Va.
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Dayton Cbhio) Journal pu blishes the marriage
of Mr. Stephen S. Doggett to Miss Emma l..
Harris, both of that city. The ceremony took
place on Saturday, the 25'h ult., at O'Clock
A NJ. In the same paper appears the notice
Of Mr.. Doggett's death on the same day Of his
nurtials, At half-past ~ O'Clock +. NJ. The de-
ceased was in his 2ist year.
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TERRIBLK DOMESTIC TRAGKDY.-A terrible
domestic tragedy occurred at Woonsocket, r.
L. on Thursday night. Mrs. David Davenport
poisoned her IL fanf five months old, aud then
committed suicide by poisoning herself. Both
mother and child died at an early hour the
next morning Family troubles are At the bot
tom of it. Mrs. Davenport attempted suicide
previous TO her marriage, about year since.
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rock.. Good IN mari tan

~, The Cure Of RHEuMArISM.
NECRAIGIA.
SPRAiNS, &c. &c
o.,d;be following certificate from sentemsu
~ krcsn N this cut,
"s, E.fk-D Dear SIR: | have heen afflicted pc
-l,-sH,vi,h RhOm,'ism for the past hitecr
q. Severesf forms. batns at tunes So pros
,ex,ssf was unshie tn ttjrn ni, sell IN he'd with
..sss,a.ce. darlng which time | have used
-. ttrt 81 IlnIinent within m, reach or knowi.
80 tst, ia lustice Ia YOU! PREPARATION caileo
TSEr.'s GOOn SAMARITAN. and with the hope
h,t e,hers similarly afflicted m,, he induced q
@ . t.-rues. must say That have never real.
~ s.ch benefits before from any other external
.,aIlraignn, lonrs. very resreciinIl,,
a7''' WIN L. HUGHSs
Fer eo Co, Va, Feb. 8, 1850.
atuurlrer of certificates received every week.
st FTce s-a cents per bottle, and for sale by
'VitISP.IGH 4 J0H HNSTON, MAN st,
MEADE 4 BAKER. Nam 81.
II FEARCE A CO. Broad street.
" GaRLIcK. Franklin ST.
" PET ERS0N. Main ST.
Cs DAWSON Main st.
" FRAlSfR. nth ~.
" o. SN ELIINGS, Church Hii. fe 2s-lw
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THE BKNICIA Boy IN TRAINING.-The Lon
don News Of the 10th ultimo says: Mr.. Hee.
nan, the American puglist, better known in
the professional world rs the "Benicia Boy"
has loca ted himself at East Hartman, adioin-
ing the city Of Salisbury. where he is under.
going the necessary training for the forthcom-
ing con test with Sayers, for the cham pionsnip
OF England.
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SuICIpH.-A German tailor, named John q
Fischers, committed suicide in New York
Monday morning, by hanging himself Before
committing the fatal act he fired the room,
having first thrown camphene over the fur :.
ture His body aud the flames were discovered
mt the same time.