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de la Nouyele Orleans. LEANS vs.. les MINEURS de
4. o. SMITH-Ne S2aa.

} X. u. SMiTH-Na S2S.
Inn VERTU dun writ de saisie.et vente, u
u par lhoaorahle sixeme Cour de District de
ORLEANS, dams iaaire ciesaus proeedera lie
sAMEDi, 30 de JUN 1860 midi fHota de- Ia Cite, rue
Commune, les d Camp ct des Magasins Ia
pubiae ct adjudication de la proprate capres de-
criie, savoir -
Vile dams let M l62 borne les d Cap Chestnut
Haiene ct Sepeme ct ayant repeun phds dix de
face Ia Sepeme yingtsept pieds dix pouce do
profoHdeuf,
Saisi dams raffafre cf.dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation.
u. r. PARKER,
myS5 les 10 q 30 Sheriff Paraisse di rieans
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LONE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY O
IL NEW ORLEANS
-fHE LOUISVILLE ARrEsIAN wELL wArEE

This Celebrated Water. which obtained from the
Well Louisville from tho depth Of @ feet has been proved
the anAlvs Of Professor Lawrence Smith, Of
Professor R. Chiffon Of New York. be closely allied
medicinal properties, to the faraned waters of Kissin
gen. in Bavaria superior of the Blue Lick
lucky tho Congress Springs of Saratoga for in
this city.
For srich Diseases Dyspepsia Eoveness, arrangements
Liver Nervousness IL far surasses any the
heretofore in 1t is mp in hotties and
packed with great in neat boxes containing
dozen bottles For sale In New Orleans by
P.B, FERRAII., Commission Merchant,
m30 en- No u Poydfas street.
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STATE LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans City of New ore ms.
Be remembered that this Goth day Of March, 1850 be
fore the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and e. Janvr Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who, being duly according
law do epose and that the above accounts just and
rue transcript from the books of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. p. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 20h day of March,
1860. D. F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
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E. t.
my9l je1s q Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

Sixth DISTRICT CouRT 3cITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.. THE
of New Orleans. MINORS ~, sass F. SMITH
DY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by the honorable the Sixth District Court
Orleans entitled Will proceed to
sell public auction, the City Hotel Common street be-
tween tnHp Magazine Streets the oh day
June 1860 II O'Clock NJ the following described prop
erty, wiz .=...==.
this city square No 49, bounded by Camp Ghes
nut Eighth and Seventh Streets and having front of thirty
one fact ten INCHES Seventh street. by hundred and
twenty-seven feet ten inches in depth
Seized in the above suit.
Il. T. PARKER.
GIarH nFt II Jario AZ, aFG Fiaa
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@x.r5r y$5- .4583s# p. Z. PARKER @
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orieans
sl.lrss coBa De Dsrnaer ~ yII!g DE 4 Nouvrnl

SIxIEHE CoUE DE DISTRICT la VILE DE LA EOIJyHYJp
ORLEANS W. W. yAUGHT
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente a.
~ moi adreae par sHie5ne cour de District Dc
yENDREDI Is de JUN, 1860 midi, 6te de Ia Cite ras
do Ia Commune, les du Camp ct des Magasns Ia
vente publiIue e, adjudication de-
IN TERRAIN stud dang lie quatricue District de eetts
vle dams es QEaorze. borne les des Mage
sins du Camp siyienc Of Sepee ayant yng hut pieds d.
face dn Camp ying.cnq pe de pofonder
Saisi dams i aHare ci -dessus,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at moment de Naturalization.
f. T. PARKER,
nyI4 % tel is sherff de Ia Parofsse d. Orleans.
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sEcosp ptsreIcr couRT CITY or NEW ORLEANS We
Of New Orleans ESTATE OF R. o. DUDLEY

X FI1SIN - OF q VIII OF SeEZatft ana salItt
to me directed BY the Honorable the second District Court
or New Ories ia above entitled viii proceed to
tween Camp and Magazine streets. SATURDAY July 7th
1866 at IL O'Clock. NJ, the following described property
wit.
St. Mary and ST. Andrew and having front Of
st. street By hundred f.rty
fest ~ depth.
Seized In the above stit. @.s4-.45
Z TERAS-Cash on the spot - f=
T. Is 55zs5.7l - ~ l5z+ E. T. PARKER
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The Board Trustees have resolved pay Six per cent in
outstanding certificates of profits and after the
Monday of May next redeem and after that
date Scrip of the 1855 and they have further de-
scrip dividend Thirty Three and One Third per
premiums the year ending Fehraary 80 1860
which certificates will be issued and after the first day
June, 1860.
A. GARRIERE, Vice President.
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TLARET, BRANDIEs, etc.
~ -Landng ship Ann Washburn-
AS Kleppers Margaux Claret
5 59s :: :. St. Julien :. :. pms
40 " :. ST. Estephe.: 20
- iS g :. :. Chat du. Tsftrs d Rn,s
80 . :. Chat Co.'s
II . :. Chat. Marganz, ls4S Caret
25 Chat. Y'qnen sauterne
s, superior Olive Oil. p'''
Landing ship Famouh-
10 Z pipes Poultneg Brandy.
70
landing ex brig victoria-
10 4 pipes Marett Brandy.
2S1s ).
u=sZ TO arrive per ship Ashland
225 casks Marzetti's Pale Ale.
a3 Grayier and New Leyee sts
rITIZENS INSURANCE. COMPANY
~ Office No. Carondelet street.
Capital, sa71,zao 80.
oMER GAILLARD President. "A. sGHRIEBER, Secretary
rRusTEEs:
Geo. W. West, R. p Hunt
James A. White. NJ Musson.
Douglas West, Martin Gordon. Jr
D. Jamison, NINA Augustin,
Ar Mltenberger Cesare Olivier,
]. Leisy A. Rohn,
Omer Gailliard,
Company against pers seas and rivers
and loss damage by FIRE at the premium
ly
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of New Orleans ESTATE OF TOUSSAINT BAD
DELL-No. 1861
DIV VIRTUE OF writ of seizure and sale
Ito directed the Honorable the Second District Court of
Orleans entitled cause will proceed sell
public auction the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY, the 18th day of
june 1860 at Il O'Clock NJ the following described property
to wit
Fourth District SQUARE EIGHTY.TWo, Annunciaon,
Chippewa Sixth and Seventh fifty Chippewa by one hundred
and thirty.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
E. 7. PARKER.
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
LA WILLIE DE LA NILE
DEuxIEME CouR DE nIsTRICr ORLEANS LA sue
de la Nouvelle. Orleans CESSION DE TOUSSAINT
I'm EEEaTU dun writ dc sa Isle ct yente
- moi adrese par Honorable Denxeme Cour de District
de Ia Nouvee Orleans dams fare e procGderai e
LUNDI IS de nin 1850 midi rHote de Ia Cite rue de
la Commune entire les du Camp de Magasns la vente
pubque adjudication de Ia propriee don't descrptien
Qnatrieme District, lief QUAfRE-VINGT-DEuS,A An
nuneiaton Chippewa SNieme ct Sepieme einquane Chip
Saisie dams laffaire ci-aessns
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation.
Z. I. PARKER
mylS 26 je4 II Is Shfrif de la Paroisse d0rleans.
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"a NEGROES FOR SAEE6-JuST ARRIVED
HI with largo lot of Virginia Maryland Negroes which
- cheap, my old stand corner Esplalae and
Chartres Streets and will be receiving fresh every
month during The Gall and before purchase
Elsewhere.
oil 6m&W JOSEPH BRuIN.l
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sIxIExE coun DE DlsrRIcr "a VILE DE Ia NoUyELLE
de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans. No. si96 n ~ -
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisfe ct vente q
n moi adesse par Honorable Sxeme Cour dc District de
la Nouvee Orleans dams Faare cdessus, proctdera le
SAMEDI de Juliet 1860 midi FH6tel de Ii Cite, de
la Commune entire les du Camp des Magasns la
publique ct adjudication de- 4 ll
I'm TERRAIN siue dams lie Premier District de cette yie
dams et No. Dix Init borne par les de Ia Eouveevee
Deord. Caliope Pere vngteuf peds de face
la Callope qnae yingt cnq ped de proiondeur
Saisi dams fafaire cidesSus.
CONDITIONS Compliant au moment de naturalization
f. T. PARKER,
les Il % 20 jy7 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse aiOrldans
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Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAYoRAL1Y NEW 0RLEAHJ,
City Hall, February ., 1860.
RY VIRTUE ofresoiution No. 1877 Of; the
cordance with section the City Charter. notice is hereby
pven ba ii is intention of the city Of New Orleans
to be paved with blocks North aud South Market Streets
from fchouptoulas 10 New LeYee NJ, e..,r., .r
Proclamation par lie Mairs.
MARIE a NoUvElLE-O ORLEANS, I
H6tel-de- vile. % f6yrier 1860.
INV YERTU de La resolution No. 4,977 du
IA fonsej onmun In vile de Ia Noayelle Orleans, ct eon
fosment II section 20 della carre de Ia VILE avis est
iesgI donne lntenon della vile de Ia Noayeieo leans
81 Ia nnye pierres anarTees Market Nurd Sud
entire Has mes Tchoupitoulas ct NOM ellie I.evee.
en fast Il NJ GER ARD sTITH, Marie
pEAREH-l6Oo F. KleppeEs assettsa brands, for
I saIsb - = s. WOLFF
a2a ceFtieE taraFier and NV tayee tls
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Sixth DISTRICT couRre CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. W.
Of New Orleans. { SQUIRE.--No. S496.
RY VIRTUE Of q writ Of seizure and sale
Id directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
New Orleans in the entitled cause will proceed sell
public auction the City Hotel Common street.
July, 1850 II O'Clock NJ the following described property
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate in the First Dis
trct of this city. in No Eighteen bounded by New
L.vee Delora Caope and Pearl Streets measuring twenty
nine feet front Caoe street by eighty feet in depth
\ Seized In the above suit
TERMS-Gash the spot
f, II. PARKER,
HoFt le parisi1 of Qr
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Departure of the Japanese from Baltimore.
TWO SWORDS STOLEN FROM A MEMBER OF THE
EMBASSY.
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. MEM ORLEANS oEAaME Entail
ASA IRON WORkS.fIe undersigned beg leave inform
tho public aud builders generally that they
W. featuring ali kinds oi Architectural Building
Work. their foundry, Garner o magnolia and Erato
Davidson Row arondee streesuch Verandahs,
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Crcusr
Stairs Iron Bridge, Roofs,
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought COL
urnns ventitos Ind Sash Weights and ill all orders OF
description of tasng Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch. ..a
f3Hronie1et
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NouyELLE- oRLEANs, q mars 1860.
Aphonorabe Gonseil Gommun de Ia Nonvelle -orleans
MI ESSIEURS-Les s0ussignes proprietai-
WI Richard des rnes Tchonpiioulas Annon
caton denandent votrc honorable
commencement Sections l9 10 dc Ia nouvee Chare
Ia Vile de vende rencan, dix jous das dams
Ia gazette ocielle c0nrat des bocs
de grant Ia Richard de Tchouponas Amortization
que pour reye ct engeler les banauetes sur les denx
= cutes
" Stanley Wright, 407 pieds
me. Roht. Ahbatt,
r D. W. a. Mullen 129
w.. u. o. d. Sullivan ZIG
L. Z. Collins, ~
alnJavSw SecraHre Bureau DIES Assistants Aldermen
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DUNCfI-l2O boxes Batavia Arrac, for sale by
u s, WOLFF,
a23 Graver aud New Lszee ss
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VESSEL IOST-SersH PRISONS DTOtcasd.-ln
The gaze OF Sunday, the Oh inst, on the \ tlan-
tic coast, the brig Mary Pierce Capt. Clifford
from Bangor, bound for New Haven with
dmber, was caDsiz 1 at Jut twelve miles est
OF Cnat than L;ghts, Cape Cod. There were on
board the capt1ln, nhte, sfe ward, four hands,
and the captains son, al in nteliigent lad seven
years of age. The n. II Palladium says:
When the vessel capszed she lay At first on
her beam ends, and while il this condition the
crew made endeavors to get out lumber Tor
mu.lug RATS. but before this could be accom-
plished she rolled over. The captain and
steward got TO a boat leaving lhe mate and the
crew on the bottom of the brig aud i'll the Wa
Ter. The mate, Frank FarnamS, 2I yeats OF
age, and without family, was the only one
known to have been saved. Earnums ciung to
the wreck aud kept the captains child with
him until the poor boy died from exposure
aud was washed away. He kept his place upon
the wreck by thrusting his knife into worm
eaten spot upon the keel. AID holding on"
During the day one after another OF his comrades
was washed off or died from chill, the storm
raging with great fury. Once or twice he was
washed from the wreck bat managed 10 sus-
!aln his hold I'LL the British schooner, Robert
II. Dexter, Capt. Il. IL. Dexter, from Nova
Scotia 10 this port, with Z las ter of Paris came
20 his rescue and took him from the wreck
When taken OF he was too much exhausted to
speak, and had not fully recovered from his
exposure when brought INTO this port to-day
Un he Robert Ii. Dexter. 1t Is believed that
all tue rest OF the crew were lost, as the sea
was running too hlgh To allow the boat in
which the cap lin and steward attempted 10
escape, 10 1--we any length of time.
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A RATHER ANCIENT PACKAGE OF NEWS
PICKED Up AT SEA.-Our r. aders are probably
aware that the news by European steamers is
frequently intercepted of Cape Race, New
foundiand, end II 2nce transmitted by 1ale-
graph over a thousand mil 10 the business
centres of the United Sta 5. The news is OBJ
tained in this way. The press of he L. Safes
employ agant in Enrope, who prepares
copies of the news by e, ch steamer sailing
from England for this country. These copies
are placed in water tight tin packages, which,
when the steamer arrives off Cape Race, are
thrown overheard. boat cruises off the
coast in s)areh of the p; ekage, and if tortu-
nate enough 10 find it. hurries back to the tele-
graph office. In many cPses, however, they
are unsuccessful, and probably hundreds of
these packages are now floating upon the At
lantc. The schr. OnseI, which arrived at
ProyincetoWn on the Is h instant, picked up
J uly I'd, Ion. 5 i.30. lat 1926, can containr Z
papers and news from steamship Europa dated
June 18Th. OF course, The news was rather
ancient for these ''tast times" In the transmits
sion of
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RIGHTS CT MARRIED MEN.-The married
gone East or are absent from the city, held Ii
me- ing on FriCay-at east the Gazette 50
sta :. The oldest sufferer present caleu the
meeting 10 order, and a regular crgauIzatirn Il
was then efec I'd, which ing done, all prs
Sent united in singing Come. ye dIsconsO-
late" Burns "COtters Saturday Night" was
then read, after which several =. solutions
Ware adopted, denounciue the long absence OF
married women, en- visits 10 relatives and
1rlends. as a sert0us and growing evil; aesert-
t"g that IA WOman's Obligations TO her hus-
band were greater than these TO her Easter Il
COUSINS and ''Telauves 10y the Nifes side, -
ard suggesting tie formation Of a permanent
orgtnIZa ION tor mutuaI AID ana pr0tec u0n,
AID for the promotion of The desired Te-0rm.-
baby was then brought before the assembi, !,
and received with deep emotion. The proceed =
ings ended with the singing Of "Days OF Alb
sence."
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LEXINGTON, A, sept. IItn.
A fire occurred i'll this place this moruing at
O'Clock, that destroyed a frame dwelling
mouse and kitchen. which was occupied by
Charles Adams. The properly was owned by
Philip Webb, whose loss is estimat / at five
or six hundred dollars.
Our Circuit Court Judge Thompson pre-
sidlng) has been in session since the 18th inst.
John White YVES convicted of burglary, and
sentenced to Imprisonment in the penitentiary
tor one year naSlpg ;ently represented
Smyth county in the same institution, five
years will + added to this verdict. No other
cases OF special interest have Ii tried at this
term but the Court Will not rise fore the
close of this week.
Most Of our literary institutions have COM
menced their sessions under favorable aus
pices.
The principles and prospects of the several
candidates for the Presidency are ,ing fully
discussed i'll our county. just now the i'm
preston seems to ! that Bell will carry the
county by . 50 to $50 votes Douglas ing con-
siderably i'll advance OF Breckenridge. More
anon.
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IGNORANCE OF AMERICA IN ENGLAND
American se!f-loYe Is naturally enough re-
luCtdnt to believe that The people OF Eng
land are SO ignorant OF this country es
not 10 kEow that il is inhabited by kindred
race; and native EnRiishmen who have made
this their permanent Or an porary abiding
place, are nOt EASILY convinced hat their cCuu-
irTmeu AT home are wanting in ali knowledge
OF the Char2 ctcr and Institutions Of the people
of whom they are now, IN a sense, & part
There is, nevertheless, a truth in such Il story
as that Of an American Traveller, who was
supposed by the Ill glishman 10 ignorant of
his ia i've tongue There are & great many
English pie who know very LITTLE about the
Americans. aud the little they d. know is
more than half wrong. NothiuZ is mere COM
mon IN England IMAM &G iLQ uiry OF OF" ~
is Known - have been IL AmerIca, whether e
Is acquainted Win some I.irnQ or relative II
this country. whose residence may not ie
within five hundred miles of that OF the per-
son 10 whom the inquiry is pat Not many
months since we were 3sked, IL England, ~
Il intelligent woman, lnJ~les ted al once on
hearing mat We were from New York, If we
Were acquainted with her brother, VINO liz ed
in Boston. We have known in 2llIgent aud
educated persons in London persist tor years
iu directing letters to this city, 10 the care OF
person In Philadelphia which were intend d
for correspondent III Boston. And less than
year ago an acquaiHiance of ours, an elegant
and accomplished woman, received Il compl-
ment from the head OF a distinguished house in
the west of Englaud, for The ei Sc and correct
ness with which she spoke the English l2u-
guage. We presume similar instances of ig
norauce in England Of affairs relating to this
country, are within the experience of many OF
Ouc readeIS.-N Y. 1Lbion.
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CarB{g Toagus-John FInney made his an
pfaraHce before the Mayor yesterday. To an
9er the charge Of usIng abusive arc indecent
language 20 the i,1E1Ily OF ] ). BtQntahjta
ou Sunday night last. The ladies Of P.'s fam
lily, on returning home that night, found that
tha gate through which they had To ant.r
their premises had Ell fastened. and aa Fin.
ney would not open A., they forced am entrapc.
for which he abused them He WAS heId "a
security Tor his better behavior in the future
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1hs 5 ret GnttsrS, in various parts Of the city,
ara IN bad order, because the ordinance re-
curing them 10 b. swept and kept clean Is not
enforced. The cutters of north Main stree
east of 18th, Is littla better than cess pool
from which the toulest odors are hourly emit
ted. Unless the Main street cuivert is con
tihned east To- 23d street as 10 receive The
Soapsnds and other waste that flow dewu
this gutter, it must continue Il nuisance. not
washed out every day
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EXTRAORDINARY EsCAPE.-The NeWfound-
land Ledger gives the following particulars of
the extraordinary adventures and preserva-
ZION OF five seamen, and the return of three of
their number TO the regions of civilization,
twelve months after suffering shipwreck;
The bark Kitty, of Newcas con Tyne
about 400 tons, Alex. Ellis, master, having
crew Of sixteen persons on board, all told, left
l. )ud0n on the 18th of June, 1859, with a gem
cral cargo for ork fac tory, IN HudsOn's Bay.
On the IlJh August following struck the ice,
aud on the 9TH Sepfem Der the vessel was abaQ-
d0Hed IN lat 6I Il n, Ion. t. 81 W. the captain
and len men .aklng to the long boat and the
mate and four Ueu putting If III the skif On
the 5th November the latter Were picked p
by the Eaqulmaux Indians off the island OF
Atnitok, elght days previous To which they had
nothing 10 subslst upon but seaWeed. They
were taken by the Esq uimaux TO the Moravian
Missionary settlement OF OkaB where they
were treated with every possible kinaEeSs.-
They remained with the kind hear ted settlers
~ their different places, until the 18Th May,
lS6o when they lett for The Hudson Bay Com
pauy's settlements in EsquimauX Bay, from
whose agents they also Experienced g.eat kind
ness. They next went on TO Cartwright, in
Sandwich BY, on the 4th Of Juiy, whence
they we're sei.t 10 this place in The schooner
Lottery, Captain HuIreii, bv tha agent OF
Mesers. Hunt ~ Henley, Mr.. GO0dridge. The
captain of The hitty and The ten men in the
long boat are supposed 10 - lost, the mate
having lost sight OF them in 4 heavy snow
squali. Two OF the laen saved were so severe
~ IrCst- bitten and otherwise IN ured that they
had 10 remain III Ohak; the other TWO. Geo
Stuart and Jacob Mal khan, have arrived
here. THUS il Will be seen that these seamen
h id been at sea in open boat for TWO
months before being rescued, during the great
er portion OF which period Il biscuit a cay, with
little pork WAS the luxurious part OF 1helr
SuDsiSteuCe.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-19

An fray took place NJ the Masonic Lodge
on UnI1n Hill, Monday night last, in which
several Of the young men of the nill became
invofed. Cons bile Ihomf / -ing at the
Methodist Church, close by, heard the cry of
murder, and hf siened to the scene Of strife
when he found Rot TT Crump and Arthur
Dabney engaged in an alteration with VIM
Barker and Joseph Dickenson. Not knowing
WhO WfS to blame, he arres ed the wECl
party and carried them before Justice Bake
when IL appeared upon Il preliminary exaIni
nation that Messrs. Crump and Dabuey struck x
the Hi&t blows; bat IS there Appeared To be
some little c9nfict i'll the testimony the Jus
ice bound Messrs. Grump and Dabney over
IN The sum CT Sl5H each, 20 appear q. the
County COurt-House to-day AZ ~ O'Clock, TO
have the matter more thoroughly inyes tieated.
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80, >nooNoE HtLL ENERAL


l5.s rs 5lay,4asl. i.'foefa StTth and Ssrtatk
.NtFstES,
r...,.aues 70 RENT ol + HOUSES, HIRE QI T
t'4ot>. and net Is = GENERAL AGENT. He
raf rs~ as thanaS for the liberal patronags he
sta4aa ap,B g,m ioT three years past. sc 3-6m
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Mr. 4. Edl,y got into an alteration with
vincent Bacciguinppi on Moaday last, and in
A moment OF excitement struck him over the
head with stick, infiicting very ugly
wound, Tor which he was arrested by Oonsta-
BILE Thomas and carried before Ju tice Nettles,
by whom he was held To bail in the sum of
~'eO TO keep the peace aud be of good beha dor
for twelve months
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a N.tc .Iah is as In uch needed in Richmond
a any building Of the kind cOuld be- ard dodge
'ls importance as the Council may, they VIII
be compelled in ii short time &c face the music
and make the necessary appropriation t9r its
erection. The present building IS notoniy un-
safe, bur very unhealthy, and a committee OF
Councilmen have declared in a report that it
Is IL flt even for dog kennel. Why then,
should ii be used 10 kill off the unfortunate.
by ensenGerlng disease