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IA. 1850. ...SpriAs and Sunnes' '''lso0'
An xxrIaK sKw sTocE. 5.
JOHN I. Sm!Inkn:.
Large and attractive stock Of
DRY GOODS Foretxn aud Domestic. "a -
Ladies' DIRE GOODS.
CLOTHS and CASsIM EkES
Siik mnd MmvAcsnes vk8TIN60.
The xubscrihes has just recesved
NEW STOCK OF GOUDS, ...f
hs,ng hi in person At AUCTION, 10 Now York.
His stock comprises IN past: = ~ ~
Spiendsd SILKH; -.- .r -. ,.,sef
asd ORGANDJkS;
LINENS and DAMAsKs; .,,rrx.,., ,.vx.
Splendid assortment of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERkS -
Of sverv srsie and color. fos GENTS WkAA.
TwEEDs and LINENS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS; - .-s,
- PLANTATION GOODS,
of every variety and price, and many other GO0os
usually kept ~ n Dry Goods store.
The subscriber ix determined to OsleT the V9nseo
and his friends the be selected and csaslAse lot o.
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
ever display ed in the city, and will sell the &aHe ae
the lowest rates tO Oash purchasers. Call, hot0fo
JOHN l.. sMITHRR.
ap&-d&wts No. n M AIN street.
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N. Msthevs!-Thezs Attention. 81 netheys
DIAL, wh,cl, - higbly rccomns sndeA fes all ocm
plants attending Tccthinx, such ~ Dyseneerys
cOts0, Croup. Ne. F@ts sA
BLOOD FOOD This medicine, being. A. IT.
name suggests, /" BtooD FOOD - and y scientihc
well worthy tho attention Of nI who are ssheSiAS
from u purity or deficiency Of blood. IT'S prepared
k0cutiOn, Phs soiogy, Science. ke.. and - hiahiy
TNcuunme nded by numerous certificates Of those
Who have avaiieA themselves II lts virtues. l8f
CBrRcH DUroxf. New York, ere TIE 6eaesnl
Axents for both !; l:Sys.sSy q Nfsss;; Ss:.t.issL
Va, and by Dgugsists senesaity. ~ l-ln
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Uaias Pssyer Mesfisss are held daily at Odd
dtn,s Hail, but the Attendance r. AOi o. large
- IL frlonds desire. so III ssss
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Dan Rice's Great Show.--TO-day, this famous
establishment Will enter the city, and during
the forenoon will make a grand parade
through eur principal streets, led by the fe-
male charioteer Mad'iie Zoyara, who will
drive sixteen horses attached TO the band car
riage The big tent will be pitched upon
Council Chamber Hill, where performances
will be given both afternoon and night. The
afternoon entertainments, which Will be
equally attractive with those of night, are
in tended for family parties and others desir-
Gus Of avoiding crowd. This exhibition
has been attended in other cities by the most
fashionable classes, because OF the fact that
Dan Rice is careful To exclude all features OF
Il coarse or Objectionable character from his
performances. In Washington the show Is
said to have been visited by The Vice Presi-
dent, several members of the Presidents
household and many Senators and Rerresen-
tatiyes aud their families. The entertainment is
are novel and varied, and will interest and
amuse all classes and tastes. The show is to
remain here hut two days, and these who wish
| to see it had better seize upon the first oppor-
tunity for SO duinG-which is this afternoon
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RICHMOND. VA, FRIDAY, MAY IL, 1860.

Whether they adopted n platform OF only one
hme. 1t was proper that y committee, 10 whom
ali the propositions should he submitted.
shouid deliberate and report on It, lie was
tired and weary, rs all must be, Of the decep-
ton of pla atforfns like those which have been
heretofore adopted al Charleston and else
where.
After this discussion, committee was ap-
pointed on the platform, including Jno. W heel
er of Va, !. +. Randolph Of N. C.. and A. Il.
Norton Of Tenn.
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RUNAWAYS.

IA tOTIIE.-Wa committed to the jail of
VI Bretrurt county, on the 81 day ut April
n tst, NEGRO MAN, who eails hlrnsei
n I'M tie IS about 80 years old. five feet slx
.y-k. inches heh, and weighs about 40 pounds
hn on, when arrested, brown cloth coat ana grey
AT liunns and had IN his possession "A paper pur
pottIus to Ir written l., bls master. Robt. Harris,
al Campbell county ! authorizing Jim to Ltre hlH
sel! and receive PAY for hls services.
hereby c!Sc notice that unless the cWner OF
sad necln Culnes forward aud proves his property
Nrd PAYS charges, shall, at the proper time. pro
coed To take such other action IN relation To iili
ss stae law directs. SAM ii. HEDRICk,
m4 INV I;iinr of Botstourt County.
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THE RICH EDITORS OF NEW YoRK.-Ben- =
nett, of the New York Herald, is said to be
the wealthiest of the New York editorial pro-
fession, being worth $500 900. Gen. Hallock,
of tia. Journal OF Commerce. comes next, ard
is worth about S.,0O,0OU. Brookses, Of the Ex-
press, are both becoming Iich both married
money at the South, one near Richmond, the
other in Washington. James Brooks is usu-
ally set down at about Ssooo0, aside from the
estate of his WIFE and Erastus cannot be
worth less than coo to $5o,UOO. Bonner, OF
the Ledger, and Morse, of the Observer, are
high in the financial scale, beating all the ma:
bobs OF the daily press, except Bennett and
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Rofs Ssorm.--Our city was visited yesterday
afternoon by severe rain storm, attended by
lightning and thunder. The lightning is said
to have struck one of the chimneys Of an old
house on Church Hill, but did no serious in-
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l..M TmS long established WATERING
'E-f I viii he opened for the reception of visitors
,a itc 18th May.
Many new and important ARRANGEMENTS have
heen made since the last season IN this large es
tab shu.ent and no efforts Will be spared To make
the quests comfortable
JEREMIAH MORTON, President.
J. HrMrHREYS. General Superintendent.
AZ Correspondents Will please address J. H UNI
ptKfAS. Superintendent White Sulphur Sprngs,
oFeenhueI county, va. ap l6-rod'iJuY
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
O "'"'fd'iFs fd'iss'ss' htss'""'" 81
RAEroN will remove frese No lee to No.
~. 'ssreet foug doors above 9th street.
~ vs." ,hc itth instant. and viii opcn Tues
v3"dhss ,sh nsts,,t. with fresh SIMPLY q f!cnSh
s.HH6,WstRS. RIBBONS and SUMMER BON
stfSS. ,s.n q, th. ssme tine large 10, of
eTSt.>',g -, f'sisG isGE MANriLLAs snd TRAyEi.
I'm SrtRs. my o"s
SECOND OPENING aN
d. FASHIONABLE" MILLINERY. ~
- ~. rs iRoAp srR.rr. tur srsIss)
MISS f. LYON
Noa@ -" LADIES HATS.
-. hand and new opening 4. her Rooms, over
s'' - Ids Shore ul SworGs \ Tbaw-
ia' ''' ", new and rich lot ot FANCY GOODS,
, ~ sac VIII sell ~ low Pfiees, Tor CASH. :" To
r.r; pq,trs customers WY o-iN
MISS v. a. TEMPLEMAN mn.
Il vii cpen. on Frida, soih. full andsSSSEE.,
* Epsl,,, i,-,.i 'stli,SGl'MsM ANn SlMM ER MILLINER1.
A. 81 el2 Broad street. ap plS~lm
q ork>iNGs s,.,txs az srkiNG 0Els
" Mas. DEMkLMAN, on Main, I've 2DE1
- lTsh md isth SITS informs her customers and
s,ls8,es "a general, thai she is ready TO show her
'Frss .ft,cies viii he sc.d cheap,
LIMITS and FLATS altered and hie seized,
"io,f, merchants and miillners will FMS BAR
. : 4, wholesale. having toas ht larse STOCK for
;'..s,sdc. ise i2- 1m'l ]. DEMELMAN.
n spKiNG MILLINERY. N0..
MRS DAVIS 4 SISTER. PA Broad 5Gk0
~r..4t ieiween 4th and 5th. North SIDE, have Just
..seI,ed lsr2s and varied sssoI,men, of
SPRING MILLINERY,
,-,olns a,i the latest styles. TO which we invite
~. ,,fentlun of the Ladies'. Also, u large assort-
II al Chi,dTen' GOODS.
>, We viii open our SPRING STYLES on
p'C1tESDaI. the 4th INST. ap2-ts
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rrse: Lass ~ ~ ssssssA lsAssr = New
hssu, u. @
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HATS AND CAPS.

n SOMETHING NEW.--I have tnis dey
received the new and beautiful Flora Temple
DIving HAT, for young men, MaiI street.
RIO. l.. DICKINSON.
n THE GREATEST INvENTIDN nE
AIHE AGE, 1.-The Patent Sweat Proof, SoF
HAT, at ELLETT l. WEiSlGEkS.
M lat Main street
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n APklNG AND So N N l. Il, i-uv. Just
A'eceved, a second supply Of HATS, CARS
On. aud STRAW GOODS, at WIN. I. MOOhE
@%ps, M Broad street We are now enabled to
aspi3, as large and complete assortment oi sum
~ 'ef .s,oods Bows Hats and Caps IN every yadie,
hsneriesn Felt Hats we have the OneI Pacha,
s,sy, Opera. French Bell. Perfection, and various
rs pae, new and desirable 81. les. TO country mel
eshant - iad TO please. Dress Hats nanniactafed
.,es n any desfed style shape at the shortest ne
ssse,aIl, - selisl,sG laiasfens Ry'Gse' M63RE Ssh %.
AH Wrand at RiahnbOnd, VA.
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A lMPN " E .lvIM, ~ r.
@S SIGHT.-M. J. FKANKLM, M,,!. :
Of R,ho,. co, 0pticiaa. oasr e ths yts1fvHn fvvHlnS
s,sl ss,RsYsTAl. PERisco PIC ssfEcTAcLEg ior pro
pr'ms pns and restoring the impaired vision so ~
,M;ItkosESiEs.' E'c xrGscSP ysG e;ts 3, SEERT
ntrAnsTsEs and MATHEMATIcAL lNsTku-
sorts ana sas Hs; sefsoe oee,srukEs 81 : !.
ksy, ~ great variety, At their Once, IN tne City
-ssss nank. iss Maia sfvssf. 9iahm~nA We
IN TO THE ,PG1LiC.- --The .subsepber
62Nakes ms method Of fretarainx his thask ~ tc
m s.,,Ms public, and the citizens OF NichnOnd
bstu.a bstxsssisI. for the liberal patronage they have
h1wsd hss.aws on ham Tor the past Twelve months,
NJ, wme neey " = renewal Of Efforts ON hls part, they
ts.sc az cGnn,nss n.nss their fsyors 10 viii continue IL
en- onnheE6 ON BOARD, buy and sell Horses
%, iRv.. kMsll.bls M no askE ssl NJ SiQlK rs
. ~ Z s::;;;:::, s;:;;;': 9; :;.
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CARRIAGES, &c, FOR SALE.

Ca. FOR SALE.-The subscribers
4At6--rs4have for sale "A fine NINE-SEAT
WN.EE COACH. niann iactured by Abb"tt,
ol concord. n. H., which has been used onl, q lie
months and Will be sold very low. Apply to X. i.
BKUA ADDt 5, 18Th st between Frankii and Grace.
III, 2W' BELL Il BOtGEAN.
nas3ES CARRIAGES, Butdilf1s, Ac.,
t,s(y-s|2 FOR SALE.-The subscriber IS stiii Of
~N-AH-fering for sale, LIGHT CAR AGES,
ogcn and Top 81 jGJiES and ROCKAWAYS
also. a BAGG Ati T. and 4 BUTCH ER'S WAGON:
A. | ain ansous 10 sell, great Inducements VIII
lie offered To- purchasers.
Particular attention given to REPAIR. NC.
JOHN DOS,
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ing CUSrARDS, PiES, BLANC NANCE, ICE
CREAMS, JELLItS, SAUCES, &c, &C., (D!e-
pared from Fruits OF the best quality, aud hishly
cOncentrated.)
The attention If 0pnfectioners. Hotel Keepers
and Families, RESPECTFULLY invited tO the atove
named Extracts. They have all the freshness and
flavor Of the delicate fruits from which they xro
prepared, and are less expensive. Try thsm.
Sold at wholesale by Jas. 4. puvAL. FISHER
WINSTON and W. l.. WARlNG, and Mt setail
by traders generally. 10 0-JM
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THE ANNIVERSARIES IN NEW YORK Con-
TINUED.-The Anti-Slayery Societies are hay
ing their annual spells OF lunacy, without a
sufficient diversity in them to make them wor-
thy of notice:
The American Congregational Union held
their seventh tn anniversary. The report makes
An exhibit of 81 churches, under the charge of
the Union. During the year, $a,572!3 has
been receiyed-making a fund of SH, 1o5.4l on
hand. The eleventh anniversary of the Anne
rican and Foreign Christian Union was held
at ST. Paul's M. f.. Church. The report of The
Secretary shows \ fund of S6i,tS7. The SO.
ciety was addressed by the Rev. Joel Parker,
ID. D., on the subject of Catholicism The
Corresponding Secretary of the Sunday School
Union, which Society held its forty fourth ali :
niversary on Tuesday evening, reports the
number Of schools III the Union at 2i5; pupils
Is, ,0etr new schools during the year, i2; whole
number Of teachers, 5000; volumes III libra
| ries, 90 co., amount raised for benevolent pur-
| poses, sic, 600; whole number of conversions
| during the year, :}oS. At the annual meeting
| OF the American Tract Society, the report OF
| the Secretary shows that the Society has is.
| sued since its formation, the enormous guam.
tity Of $685. 2s7 ,13l pages received. during the
| year, in donations, &c, Sill 1,o6i.s7-balance in
| treasury S3o0. 762 %.
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Hyirophobia.--At this season Of the year,
aud until Jack rVst makes his appearances,
the public generally entertain great dread OF
hydrophobia, and every cur that exhibits the
slightest symptoms of disease, is At once said
to be afflicted with rabbies If warm weather
is really productive of hydrophobis among
the canine species, surely sons steps should
be taken to rid this city Of the tens of thou-
sands of dogs Of high and low degree, that im-
fest the streets by day aud by night, take pos
session Of The sidewalks, and attack every
person who may dare to pass them. Hester-
day morning rs q gentleman was passing
down Broad street, in the direction of the
Central Railroad depot, he was attacked by an
ugly cur, and would have been bitten, but for
the efforts of servant, who drove him OIL
On Monday afternoon. young lady, in pass
ing along south Main, between nth aud 2Uth
streets, was attacked by two small dogs, that
fly out 1T man aud beast, and besides being
very much frightened. had her dress torn.-
Not many days before this, a servant woman
owned by Mr.. Jas. II. Grant, in passing along
Marshall street near the Jail. was attacked by
a vicious dog, and SO seriously injured that
her life WAS very much endangered. And, on
Main street, from 18th to Eth, 1t Is no uHcom-
mon thing to see one or more dogs barking
and Swapping at horses rs they are ridden or
driven along. With such Il number OF dogs
in the public thOrOughfares, who can tell what
the loss of human lite would be. ii but siD-
gle one, with the rabies, were to make his
appearance the streets in the night time
He might bite enough to inOccuiate thousands
in the course OF week. Inc city ordinance
concerning dogs going at large is utterly
worthless, and unless more effective one can
be passed, the people themselves have to re-
sort to guns or other means to get rid Of a
dangerous and increasing nuisance.
Fatal Accident-A truly distressing accident
occurred at Mr.. Lewis r. Lacks tobacco fac
tory. on Gary street, ut a late hour last Wed
nesday evening. BENJAMIN THOMAS SHAc-
KELFORD, Il lad, bet twpeu seven and eight years
of age, sou of Mrs. Mary A. Shackelford, a
widow lady, was employed in the third story
of the factory, rs a Stemmcr or ''shaker out" "
Whilst passing across the room, with his arms
full of tobacco, the hatchway being open to
the first floor, he accidentally walked into the
trap, and falling distance of more than
twenty feet, was terribly crushed. Finding
| that life was not entirely extinct, Drs. Taylor
and Parker were sent for, but soon found that
| the child's injuries were fatal. He was there.
| fore conveyed TO the residence Of his mother
| at the corner of 18th and Franklin streets
| where he breathcd his last about IL O'CLOCK
| that night.
Yesterday morning, number of gentlemen
| on hearing of The death of the little boy, anC
| of the needy and destitute condition of the al
most heart broken mother, started a subscrip
| ton hist, and in very short time /, handsome
| sum OF money Was raised and presented tC
her. to defray the expenses Of the burial o
| her darling boy.
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDEOF AN INyALID.-J. !.
EEnmet, New York, who lad been sick for
some time with consumption, and much de-
pressed in spirits in consequences, shot
himself through the head with revolver,
Monday night, while lying in bed with
an elder brother, killing himself almost
instantly. Deceased it appears was the
grand nephew of Robert Emmett, the
Irish patriot and was about twenty seven
years OF age, and was a lawyer by pr0fessio ion.
For the last three years he had been i'll with
an affection of the lungs and throat. The fact
that two of his brothers and one of his sisters
had previously died of cons sumpton weighed
heavily on his mind, and he was often heard
TO say that he did not believe he would ever
recover from the fearful maiady with which
he was affect On Tuesday night deceased,
who slept in the same bed with his brother
Macneven Emmet, retired in his usual state
of mind. His brother had just closed his eyes
and fallen into a doZe when the sharp report
of firearms startled him from his slumbers.-
He instantly jumped out of bed and iigh ted
the gas to ascertain the cause of the noise,
when he discovered, 10 his in tense horror, that
deceased had actually shot himself white
lying III bed. The suicide yet retained the
deadly weapon e. revolVer,l in his grasp, and
was bleeding profusely from a wound i'll his
head. He died few minutes after the dis
charge OF the pistol. Upon an examination OF
the wound, it was found that the ball had
passed clean through deceased's head. L was
4 miracle almost chat the brother was moi
injured by the explosion of the weapon, As ht
WAS ly ing side by side with the suicide g when
the piSt tCl was discharged.
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fAaES, one HORSE CAhNia..t- ron
Gt-s{eS SALE.--I have fo- sale handsome
~~-0-0 ONE HORSE CARRIAGE, new, and
city made, which will sell very low.
ap J Is z. CAUTHOKN.
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QUITE COOL.-A letter from washington
tells the following cool operation Of Geo.
Sanders the Navy Agent a, New York:
Passing to other subjects, very general sur
prise is expressed that the official head OF
George Sanders still remains upon his shoul-
ders. His whole time since January last has
been devoted to Douglas. For many weeks be-
fore the Charles ton Convention, Sanders was
the chief outside engineer of Mr.. Douglas in
Washington. As volunteer delegate, San.
ders was the busiest of all men in the Con-
venton and when his champion had received
a majority of the electoral vote, Sanders tele-
graphed to Mr. Buchanan to the effect that
Douglas would be the nominee, and that the
President would be doing a magnanimons act
Of patriotism by recommending the union Of
the party upon Douglas; and reminding Mr..
Buchanan that Douglas withdrew in his favor
the moment that he Mr.. Is. y in the Cincinnati
Convention, had reached a majority OF the
electoral vote. This cool dispatch from the
New York Navy Agent at Charleston to Mr..
Buchanan cost the latter some twenty six
dollars and eighty cents.
THE METHODIST BISHOPS ON LAY DELE
GArEs.-Bishop James, at the General Confer
ence at Buffalo, on the 4fh instant read the
q Quadrennial Address of the Bishops, in which,
on the subject OF lay delegates, they think that
admitting lay delegates to the Aanual Confer
ences. They might be constituted q co-ordi-
nate assembly, with the General Conferences
sitting at the same time, but an entirely sepa-
rate body, and passing upon tie same mea-
sures. There seemed, however, to be no urgent
necessity for providing for lay delegation
IL was doubtful whether an extension of the
sent though an additional year might work
no evil. BY extending ii. the Bishops think,
the few would obtain advan tage At the expeass
Of the many.
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AfOYNER'S WHITE AND BLAIK
AND CHAl. \ b EAT 4

IttM >FKINbS Inns W,AI FKINT TLANE
- 's upen for the reception of visitors on the
l.t nf Jane. II is situated on the hns ant ~
fsil r,.lr NJ n. Virginia ant Tennessee Railroad
a..,n, half mile ON Bonsack' De pot, Roanoke.
Vs Al wiieh pot an OMNIBUS viii always be
f,urd waiting on The arrival OF the cars, to con
vss passengers Ia the Springs. -
'fhesp WHITE and BLACK ST. U X
WATERS have effected numerous cures. The
WHITE SULPHUR, aggravated cases OF Dys
nsAd General Debility. and especially diseases
of the Nervous System. aud these diseases pc
.nds If Il.eases Of the Skin, aggravated cases of
Ieiisr. aad other eruptinns of the Skin.
Tie ACCOMMODATIONS are equal to any To
be- fsund 10 the mountains of VirgInia. and the
TABLE and ATTENDANTS OF the most salts
factor, character, together with a fine BAND or
MUSE. and every other attraction usually found
nj class WATERING PLACES-as to all of
yarh we bes leave to refer to the large number
q, persons who have heretofore visited the p ace.
~ Ig-d3m J. A. HEFELFiNGER. Prop'r.
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~ Pianett'x BistePs.-- This Celebrated
Tome has been used SUCCESSFULLY tOT the last twelve
eral Debility Nervousness, Sea BIC kness, &o. Acs
They create healthy eetion throughcut the
tpdy restore the appetite, equallxe the circuls-
tion, give tone and energy w the system, ana
create a power Of resistance u dlseaao rarely OBJ
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ARREST or THx FEMALE CONFIDENCE Wo-
MAN.-The Troy IN. W Arena. OF the 7th inst,
says Miss Abby Goddard, a we'll known fe-
male formerly n a'character'' in this commu-
nity, was arrested in Roxhnry, Mass, ,on
requisition from Gov. Morgan, and brought
to this city, where she was lodged in jail on
Saturday evening Miss Goddard's career is
a somewhat remarkable one. Possessed of
fine infeiiec tual characteristics, she became
anthoress OF some celebrity cOatl ibu ling to
several magazines and news pa pers and pub
lIshing TWO or three volumes herself, among
which were the Trojan Sketch Book and
"Gleanings" She was also at one time Il large
contributor to the local press of this city, over
the signature Of Kate. She kept female
seminary in this city, and WAS highly success
fut rs teacher, having at one time several AS.
sisfanfs, and hosts of friends. But "Kate'' got
into speculations, bought brick houses kept a
''short," borrowed, Skinned and financiered, and
eventually passed through all the stages ofthe
bold and dashing operator. "from grave to gay,
from lively TO severe Many sbaid and re-
spectacle citizens endorsed her paper, or
loaned their names for thousands, but the pay
Gay. more certain Than death or taxes" at
length came and with it ruin for the intellectual
and brilliant "Kate." 1t is ayerred that in her
career here she not only swindled but forged.
How this may ba we cannot tell but certain it is
sne mas now been arrested and brought to this
city, for changing the amount of note for = l59
TO 81 $40, which was given by a Mr.. Wetmore,
which note was discounted by one of our city
banks, "kate" obtaining the money upon it.
Some mon tbs since Miss Goddard was mp be-
fore the Boston Courts on criminal charge
(obtaining money under false pre:ences, we
bai!eve,) and passed throughlthe fiery ordeal of
Juries and courts in that city. Her trial ex-
among those who acknowledged themselves as
her victims. She is now in Jail in this city
and it is quite likely her trial will engross q
large degree OF public interest.