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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-17
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liz# RICHMOND !3;r;AGE INSTITUTE,
tnN IN its sixth Session, oilers to the daughters OF
y Virgirin nm: the South, the hr,i facilities Tor the ac.
qulrrin"l: ri 4 i't"r"agi and fni>:ic'l education.
u employs fourteen able and well tried teachers. most
Of wl",n are '!,sinian:, arI Two at them Masters Of Arts
Of the CiiIrrr.i;i. Its course i extensive ANA complete,
embracing I'll that Il young lady .iuut! slrly.
II inrites comparison with The most prominent srinina-
RES in ANY part uf our country.
Pupils are admitted at any time, hut most all
Tnniasc"usly during the first weeks ~ January, Or ut the
middle Of February, when the SECOND term hegiis.
TsEsis loSE HALF IN AprhSIS.(
Bnnrl, including everything. Naturalization. $50
English Tui:iU!i. CONGRATULATIONS. ............ 10 10 ~
French, Misic, Drawing, &c usual extra charges.
For "rta!0sncS, cniiain!ng details. apply 10
Jan lI-ew ciIAs. II. WINSTON. President.
Bii0OkLAND aCE,OOi.,
ht 'iGE:Nw"J' l'sr"r. AtHGM,HrE C"rNTT. fik"iAi.
I FEW places have become vacant, WHICH pupils may
~ obiaii upon application to the Principal
Feb %G-lthsli: WILLIAM hlhWIpDlE. ". 4.
BETHANY COLLEGE.
fHtlE SECOND TERI VI the lT!iI session OF bethany
Z College will cOm:HciIcr "n the l6;h Of February, inGu.
This Institution is situated among the Hills Of Eorih-Weat-
rn Virginia. in one ID: the l-ai;lrir>, rcgion. Of our cnin-
Try, .ixiren mile. FROM Wheeling, from which place \ rail
road ras.,, within seven IG:!"s Of IA. College. |; is. there.
fore. easily aces -!hl- :pn all parts of the Union. Having
Il considerable rni"wmrni, il is rathlri 10 furnish rnluca.
iinn of the hishc~; Grade upon ;hc mos moderate terms
II i. provided with i n:w aad cnTmntiirII- College ediiice,
and an elegant laiiUsn. lHcnl aui CiirIirn! Apparatus, and
u very extensive cui!cciiri nf specimens fnr the lilustra.
ton Of Mincra'osy, theology, and kiair"l branches Of Nj.
FACULTY OF BETHANY COLLEGE.
ALEXA*rEE C,MEEiII, President. n nfr.sor NJ Moral
Philosophy AMI krn'crhy Professor u: Sacred Literature.
" X PESDiETHS. Vice lre,ilrIt.--I'rni':sn OF Intel.
lrctual and Political Philosophy, AMI Missouri Professor Of
Natural History.
J. D. PICEETT-TETmau p.ofrs-"r 81 Rhetoric, English
Literature and hngIn.SaNnn.
CHARLES LnrI. l"'s-ir"fc>s"r % Ancici; Languages and
Literature.
{. i. KrarEn- rrur~..r Of Mathematics anil A.irono.
my.
II. CHKISTGrHER Professor OF Natural History and Ply
sioIocy, and Illinois Professor ":ChrlliItry.
10 ~ N.ut .tp - iirp r...nr az I,frfI ! 1pruu,,p and
Of the Hebrew ~l.ansaa.- AMI orirstial Literature.
EXPENSES.
Hardin. Cut Tuition for the clEirr Cnl!rsiai. year. -. .!ltD
Inauljn: aad Tuition l"T one terra. 81
Wasting anL ca!iltS extra estimated Cor uar term at. I
MatricuIaiiDn frr "Hir "n :r-i admission. ............ 10
srS>"Clnrrc- t"f unr term 10 he paid in advance.
Feb n-clm
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NOTICE..
rx1iIE CONNECTION Of E. I. EERREGAS, with the branch
IL SuAIi WALKER / C0.'S hu.iaess in Richmond,
was discontinued on the I@il Of January last, by mutual
consent, An debts due the house will rc collected by Noah
Walker & Co., present agent, at their place nj business,
cnrncr Of Main and ii,h street.
+. C. KERREGAN.
NOAI WALKER s co.
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EhItnM HrE,s ro., 1;y;Y ~ ~,

Exit0M i"FE:is isOIS Gu:Ss :Ts "a ,C.
Il ;m, ~ nave been Used by mariners and scitu.
link Of Y 4s" ."' many ysars; inbred no shipn,astsr would
Sic ,,,,n,ct ~ YEA Without u good Barometer to forrtrli
o: a.op-r,v ha r N,o'in'. thousands OF Iirrs and millions
;ns.. Thry d mtss been saved hy is timely and trus,y warn
:OT- la, raa "~ i, u o. transporting it with safety hereto.
:.p.. Il Euow,.s.. HrehN'e, and kept the masses Of mankind
r:,v-m.n. VIII ~ having been made portable by an i'm.
rap!dly ia:r o j : ho,h simple and scientific, is now being
Win. .sir, srricu''uris:s. To ev,yr,ninr h. . :, a, ~ classes, ssl's'
% 1, hour. : ~ "'ns WIN almos, unyaryinr reliance from j:
crop Of any kind IL ia ,srsS h. !; 4 single drenshinE avoided. or
;isn could be 80 barometer for TWELVE DOLLARS
. tisi,ncr r-m G,;r"',." heretofore for FIFTY. partI., a,
ia,.rum.nt hy ".u Us zen dollars will h- suppli.l viii, n,
A liberal Il 4; snpF.,s or Otherwise, a. they NAV direct @,.' ~"
AdJrrS. allowed 10 travelling or local agents.
Feb I6-dlp "A" BAROMETER COMPANY,
50 Nassau st., \. !.
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From Mexico.

NEW OGLGA*s. Feb. l6-veTa Cruz date, 10 the .p'ii last;
,neu on the Sh for Vera Cruz. The advance guard hHI
reached The National lrilsc. Vera Cruz Is III IL s'"'e VI
scigc.
The war vessels Savannah, M! Saratoga were at s"cr'0'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-17

lHs ssI -GlbFN sS@'~'N
PAIN utrI s,,a-rEo,lic action, and Is
sure To Regulate the go frcl-.
n.,,,J ,,,on il mothers, il will siY. rest 70 yourselves an
Relief and Ecalth tn your Infants.
We hay. pl; up and sold : this article Tor over E
-.,-s ana csy s.. q: COSY! - pE:CI ASp TECrH oft, wha
80, -, -. meyer been able 10 - say Uf any other meiicip
""SrvER HAS IT FAILED, e. in a SINGLE i;STaNCi
r0 EFFECT \ CORE. vixen timely used. Never DID "
r,cv an instance Of d;ssatis r iac:iGa by any Che who u.
II on "a. contrary, all are T. delighted with is opcr;
lions, and speak in terms 81 highest Communication
il. magical effects and nedi =. Cal virtues. We tp.sfS
hi, matter "wHAr VIZ Il" HSow,' after len yca;s =:
u.ri-acr, and pledge our re Z putAtion for The rua:lE-V
n: what We here declare. In almost every irStHa'
whcr. the infant t. suffering - from pain and eShau-r:ni
relief will he found in fifteen = or twenty aiin.ic. Az
this syrup Is administered.
Ills valuable preparation - is:h- prescription OF 81"
TIE most EXPERIENCED : and SklLLruL %CRsGsi
New England, and has been r used with :EYEE FABLE
srccfss in THOUSANDS OF CASES.
II not only relieves The =, CHILD from pain, bur ny!2
rrtc+ the stomach ard bow u els, corrects acidiiy, ri
give. tone and energy To the = whole syitrEI. u WI =
moi instantly relieve GRIP ISGINTLE BOWELS An
WIND collie, and over = come commissions, whicl
n no; sn,c,i;Iy rcmeIi-d, end = In death. We believe i: Il
pys1 ,,;, ,utf.r REMEDY Is - TIs wUAip, ia ali ca7-s
DY:fSTEEY AND DIARI RiIGA * Ci!iLDHE:
whether il arise, from teeth 4 ing orf-on any otk"r caiist
~. worId .av 10 every mo - Their who has n chii! SUE
ing from any Of the foregoing = complaints, "" ),
NC. srS,-;r, c,iIJ ,,I The relic! that will b
.T III 80 s,SnI I-rri e SI-pE-to follow :he Use q
$40 - r 80 n"i n Full directions for usin
t'n1 =. - Hi. y None genuine ualsSs d.
fac smile OF CURTIS K PER hENs' u III
outside wrapper. G
e. Iii by Irurcis:. hi oushout the world. Pr!acip:
ot;c. IN IA Cedar .traet. New York. Mag 2n-d'~ls
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~ En-. 4. AiSSllE, luh street, would -r-7t ~
~ respectfully invite the attention II his CSSr-ES~
friends AMI ilr public generally, to BIZ large ETj-@tTf@
and tashloaa!ic a->0rimen! Of CARRIAGES ,A
BEGGlES, sc. Ills work i manufactured In This city, by
competent, wog.incn, and or; of the beet material. 4 call
from those ,ir,ir:n: 10 purchase j. r+TrrsIc'!. Particular
attention paid 20 REPAIRING, which viii hr dor" "n the
me-: reasonable t.rn.. Jan -, l,Ii-ly
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DENOMINATIONS Of superior quality made At the
ID North Carolina Institution for tbs Deaf. Dumb; ann
Blind, for sale by LOHSS. GORDON 4 SON,
rsbs 18th street, near Exchange Hotel
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FOR RAlTlM0RE-EEERI OTHER DAY.
rA1IIE powlatan Steamboat Company .7n5Rtr;nh
i Steamers, GEO. PEABODY and BEL krds.MSf
vlpEI;E, until further notice, Will run re- S,IIs.!t5tsT
sularly three times per week. e&HsIH~oASS
Leaving I:ichiuonl every Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day, at IL o'rlucE VI.
Returning, leave Baltimore on the same days, at o'clock
p. VI.
Freight received all day every Momlay, Nednrs day and
Friday, and up to the hnur Of IL O'Clock NJ, every Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday.
The Steamers make the passage in from - to 81 hours,
and have the most superior accommodations.
Passage aud Fare 81.
Frb 1T-pm DAVID r. WM, CURPIF.
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The Paraguay Treaty.
che Population OF kan.a.,

w.ssISGrnS, Feb. 1.-the Paraguay treaty was rattle
,o...!y. The ttaras'an Embassy is expected here t".r:iorroa
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SifECiAL NOTIFIES.

E"ssHE:: iIi0 --TiiS Dreadful disease, which
has !-srtcioIe proved ~ fatal in our community, may be
easily prevented ~ the freeze use cf VAkE!:S PREMIUM
BITTEi;s. These vino a" q; all familiar with is effects
upon the luuIa;: systra. know :Aat /: Is produced BY Il cold,
fro;a which The Iu:ics l'cco:i. irilame,i, amd the patient
often dies. To prrvcut pneumonia, therefore, il is only nc.
c..s:.ry 10 guard against cold; and n li4S-rS Premium
uii:cTs ar. the Finest .iiinulamt Uai tonic eve: discovered.
when properly !aS-n they 50 :oH: TIE system as 20 protect
i, against the sudden changes u! weather 20 which our eli
wlair Is adapted. 3nd there y rrcTrG; The Catching 0! colds
ana coughs. Hut there is another rra:un why these Bitters
are unsurpassed! IN such; Diseases. Beng COMPOSED entirely
Of Vegetable liquids, the greater portion o! The ingredients
same slime in their action ~ 70 reach n nnr: such internal
orsans ~ MAJ brcJine in!lam"d aud care i!lemi. For chHls
ANA rrYrrs. hiiiousn-ss, ci"iic, dyspepsia, bad cough ana
sore throat, ti-y have been irrul: administered for
years past. aid in no cas-" have ever iaistd 10 give
relief when taken aS directed. As . family r;edi'
cine they have no parallel. and haze always proved
of great I,.nctt % weak a"ti i-'cai- children w"rn admin
iet-re,l To ther.. No family should b.: wfiho:!! ;hcrn, as
they of;el su,ar>:.i- ~. necessity ot ssa'!in: Cor 4 doctor.
10 be had Of Purcell, Lall i Co., md aI n;n.r proud
I.nt Drus.ists in the city nf lttciimunh, AMI elsewhere in
vir-inia and North Carolina; also. q! {. : ut K Co., wash
inston, y. -; J.. II. StlbIrr X Co., Nalrimnrc; u. a. Fahnr.
stock 4 Co.. PHILADELPHIA. ani Dar::as 4 farI, New fori.
Orders i.i.ri by addressing
f.. BAKER, Proprietor,
Ut Richmond Va.
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THEATRE:

HtNkiL / .i..-.gEs Asu MISAGERY.
'Eeo. huaA.., j"U. T. Ford. r l.. NoXley)
\ sPLf.NDib hiL;. tu% TIE BENEFIT OF
". :. au.Nsn%.
s,'E:rAi ETNl%G, Feb. t,,h, vii be performed the
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S'COCK OF

Pt . E r I E S,
EaME.S WO0DiI0CSE L co. respectfully
- alnuuncr that they succeeded III s~avingEISgEESNl
rSuAKNE;, !TuD the tire which recently occur. - sda-SWY
red Ia The building occupied by them, :lcir ~
Entire Stock OF Piano fortcs,
which are n0"' ready for examination aud sale.
They also sa"rd = large portion Of their
hooks and Stationery.
These, together with newly purchased stock, will be ar
ranged in their old stand within Il week. In The meantime,
all order, addressed TO US, as heretofore, will be promptly
and faithfully filed. Oct II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-17

RICHARD BAYLOR. Esq, Of Essex c"uu'y, Va, has ihI>
day formed Il cn-;IariEcr.hip will J.. j. CArRnS, under the
firm of K. J. CsPrnS & Co., which firm will continue the
business lately conducted ny Cnpron < twyn.
RI C,rr,IS i. th- active airiIlrr Of the firm.
hiCIID. BAYLOR, ESSEX Co., VI.
Z. J. CAPROS.
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l;efcrrim: 10 Il. above notice, thc undersigned respect
fully !nIirii. from fl- present customers Of the establish
mci;, n continuation NJ their custom, ~ the old stand, cor
her Main AMI til streets.
I'LL .-Jin. T.. c. EEEREGAT
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,se- EXEC MySTANG hINIMENT.-

e. .NENlCHS MUSTANG LINlIEENT.-
FROM rich and poor, hoad and free, all co!orS, grades and
conditions OF lie. we hcar the same EIcei OF praise awarded
this wonderful article. Sores are healed, pains relieved,
lives saved, valuable animals made useful, AMI uni;Id i!s
nssuasei by this great ms.icimc, which IL surprising 10 the
Judgment Of mali. What family does no; require Il standard
Liriment: Who ever heard OF the same effects produced
by aay other article? For Cuts, Bruises, Sfrains, R.tlIna-
,:s.n, Swel1ings. Struin.d Horses, &c.. il has no equal. Re.
ware OF init tinDS. The reEnlue Mustang L:nlEient j. sold
Lr all respectable Druggists and Livery rlen IN every town,
parish and haialet throughout North and South America
!.i-n;r-, aud the lsl4nIS Of the Ocean. i!uy ~, once.
.ianal BARNES & PARK, rroprictOrs, New York.
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Cclcnatr~ 10 the Convention.
W.SuIyGTS. r:h. ii-tits Chail->'"a courier ; NC"
orl,&ns special correspondent; says :a'' 'i' urIrSa'es 10
The STAT. Democratic Convention iruii Ne" Orleans arc
hryc,y administration men.
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BETHANY CO,.LEGi:.

BfSOOiAE u SCE5DDI.,
.ir tEE:Sw"J' l'srnT. AtGGMANrE C"rSTT, TIkGIHil
FEW places have become vacant, wiir! pupil, may
II obiaiIl upon application tn the Principal
Feb G~-lth:li. WILLIAM nISWIDUlE. VI. 4.
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ssai:1.AzsX IGc.3, lsgo-ui:Haw Sa.s1

fh:siseASiI .ci=i, i*Go-Hi;aiaT s'lsA
eN:oHAS L. TisicE ( 60. wil "Gert o- = 'ew weeks II
Z iAr:: i' al ri"s.L; s:rir-h, pain smd fi.nr.! l;r"cic,
iii'.H iii4 Lviof"i s'!I.io HEIR friend. aai III. !'nHiic, a;
about nnii ;ir:!' ac;rri salu-. Aa.y OF lies. suc,.S are
last a. d .s'Fa'i: a. 'H",c ah!rh hare fe-u rrcci!t!r bought.
ar wirirlI u:! ir sroI.!i; Ia ;"r Spring SALE. hr. u. ,hrv are
determined 10 reduce this hcpal tnrnt of ,n.ir ,-,.k. The
ru"rmni!s sacrifice will he made. To preyr.t rrun,sion.
:icy viii ir exhibited upon their second floor. to 81 h;,h Tin,
-prcia! attention 81 the Ladies Is called. In nlJrinu IN
which, with Il fcT days they have added TO their .Xi.n tx.
assortment m,ry Gcw aid choice goods. among ,h.m
Illusion Capr- and Sleeves,
tlii.s' ami G-nt.' Kid Gin:rs,
brussels Point Collars: Thread Lace TO-,
iiGu-*ei. f0n; SETS. (very rir.aD;.)
Linen Sets, Cambria AMI Muslin Sets.
Enrn.., :.Ih American Prints.
lilac: B,mhazinss. Hosiery,
Hoop Skirt, CaS>!arrsS. SC, SC.
Their housekeeping: and domestic !cparturn: h:H al.o
been iully rrIlcui,irrd. having received
Lirrn IN Cotton shce;iass,
Table Da;nasks.
Brown and lleach.d Domts;ics,
Towvlings,
Dauiask Doy!!es and ~Sapkii>,
Cot Diaper,
ll~anketS-both servants ani bed,
Irish Linens, some great bargains.
they will continue to receive goods by every arrival, AID
h. The time the Sprin: trade fully opens, they viii be able
tn ASSURE their friend. that the will cNhhii i stock which.
IN extent, selection and variety, will he fully rlual TO any
whirll they nave ever had il in their power 10 shaw.
As far rs possible, they will h- stocked viii, their own I'M.
lpIr:a,ic.s, and. IL The same time, will cGlravcr to have re-
presented in their supply all nriic'-s, c!,l:sr Of WOODEN nr
cotton fabric, male in our good old State, -. in those South
of US, which they will give prominence to by introducing 10
the friends and customers Of the house.
Eh H. TIInN A. 70 ppIrE l. "a
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body The remains were disnterred by Coroner Wood,
and n his presence Kiss Leete proceeded carefully 10
identity them, which, from photograph OF her two bro
TIERS 10 her possession and other familiar knowledge she
was spie 70 40 10 her complete satisfaction
In ali respects the dead body referred TO- was found
IKE that OF captain jonathan Ieete. Tho height was
precisely the same Tue size the foot the color OF the
hair The teeth, Of which he had perfect set re MARK
able for their singular arrange the pecullar and M
shoulder the dress supposed have been worn BY
the deceased, corresponded beyond q doubt Nth
the person Of the murdered captain N,se
Icete caused Q portion OF the clothing 70 be
removed by the Coroner, ard last nght Monday was
despatched her mother NJ Gaiford by special ues-
sepger that che might examine more infinitely some OF
The pccuares rnch the sewing around the patches
button holes and ether features which
only q mothers eye would detect Mrs Leete IN the
10 New York, and proceeded 10 the early
morning train FIR Trenton
Upon the forehead the dead found two dis
tnci weunde, the result Of blows from Ratchet
hammer. There suite ent, In the opinion Of the
Coroner, 20 have caused death.
the theory entertained by the family Of the Of
the murder is that Fah at the wheel, jackgo on
the while Johnatban lay asleep In hs BERTH there
brg other on board as was their usual Gus
tom and that Jacka Ia some managed TO Kill the
nan al the Wheel and then with hathket 70 kill his
brother In his berth further connecting Ink OF ido0-
tcsto Ia the fact that both the brothers Leete In
the habit o retiring Ia their clothing, without GOAT, vest,
Tho family and counsel here anxIously waiting tho
decision c the mother to the Of clothing that
has been submitted 10 her, aud II should prove thai
the furses Of the daughter correct this important
discovery viii doubtless form the nucleus around which
win gather web Of crcunsantisl not positive evil
denre that win lead 10 the OF the murderer
The Grand Jury will be occupied with the nation Of
Witnesses for several days 70 come.
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ISuprsme Court-Gensral Terra.
Before Hon. Judges Sutherland, Bopney and Allen.


srr1 25.-Ia ne mater Of lAs Conmisoners y Record
The Beard Of supeTriioys-rhis appeal
from the Special Term where q mandAmus was grant.
cd against tho Board Of Supervisors 70 compel them
10 raise the Of $50 0c0 In tho tar levy FOR TIE pain
IT'S authorized by the act of tho legislature.
Tho Court sustained the opinion Of JGdge Sutherland at
Special Tenn. Judge Bonncy, however, oppressed hs
dissent ficm ~ The views q Judge SuthsraDj
expressed IN the Special Term opinion that, frst, hs
did not think there had been sufficient demand by
plaintiffs, and refused 10 comply by the Supervisors W
lastly the ssung Of perempiory msndAus apd rond,
he did not think the 20 ervisors should DO compelled
raise any OF the $50 Geo until FIRST judcAy deter
mind exactly whst amount due W which tn
claimants ufty entitled IN the other genera Views
on the oonstlta.lon o. The Law he soscurred.
Mr.. a. Lawrence, Jr, on behalf Of the Supervisors
spilled Tor stay 81 proceedngs Ia view Of Appeal "a
the Court q Appeals, but thc Court refused. Jsdgs
would rot pei TIE Immediate ssuc o. the tsx
only that, when hsued they should ceslxin provs on
for the disputed $50 COO bcnce the supery
cd 70 appeal they cnud coptnue u hold bass the BOOKS
sufficient length OF lime 70 enable tho W sppeal "a
regular course
Judge Allen fugresei that the question a.
accessibility merely. " the Supervisors chose bold
back tLe isx books they might % 40; bot they lad
already been kept back ten months, ahd Tie C3en L.
oned n rke the responsibility o. any further delay By
grantirg stay.
SmaL J. Ea,t.dn - lsaac CcAi>y Order e The gDc.
cal Term afliTm,d with sio ccste
Anfen HsfTfet John y. Rcysf-Ordcr Of srcc. "a
Tenn sflrued with ti0 costs
n Porter Lord AHgushs Fr5 Order a. rmt1,
without costs, Judge Bonncy dissenting.
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SUSPICION oF rorf riAr-on Sunday morning a. a.
known man found in . vacant lot At the o. =.
Lukes Hospital bleeding from the mouth ard ssrs nd
IN rsersisc condition. The injured man Was tscn
into the hospital by The Nntecnth precinct police, 6t
notwithstanding every s,,enion was raid him be see q
The course of Tho tight Coroner Jackmsn he'd a. u
quest upon the body q deceased the following day WIEN
pos, mcrtem examination Of the remains showed that
death had been caused BY a,ture Of the skull The rec
az sene extsfpal injury. How OF IN chat manner tho
lnury II question produced did not appear re,hcr
could any clue be sfdtd 70 tho Identity Of dsceasst
Decreased about twenty hvc ycas q age, vas oye st
ten lrcits n height lad ctrk hair and black eyee To
vas dressed blue cloth coat, brown colorc1 rsrit
ors and Kossuth bat In the absence OF all testimony,
Ire ary we're corleed 10 rer der verdict Of Doasb
from fso,urc o. the shul y without aurlbutng the r.gry
20 any prison o. ptrsons
ossBrs cssrsrrr Patrick coylc, native o. Ireland.
gec % ycas diei a, the New Fork Hospital esssrday
from the ttc,s Of injuries accidentally received Fri
day While getting out Of omnibus IN Broadway. De
ceased sprcafs slipped ard fell vhlc reitne o.. u
ssge vhcn tnother up and before be could ret
out q the The wheels parsed bs body, nir Dg
him fatally The jury rendered ycrd Ct Of 'Acden'
desfh.n
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PmApnrmA, Sept a, 1880.
xx Prospects for Union # nc Conservative Haasss In
Prnsy,pansa-Possiion Of General yesv, ns Democratic
osndidafs for Goporcr-Hs viau ef ne SlsuUy Quss-
fson-71s Late Aaemps al Hssou-Quavrel Of ne Led
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rs~sa, DC.
paas politics, there strong symptoms evident Of
sveafal return 70 sphere OF order and ussfalnsss fhe
PARTY ranoor which has been ndutriousy circulated
70 separate the democratic wings and the other esnsats
opposed 70 the establishment Of the republican dynayy
daily becoming eeso, there every promise Of iis
speedy termination. In net, the party scvspapsrs
with which resnsylvania particularly afflicted could
suy be compelled 70 silenosif THE private snlmoss Of
sher editors could DO prevented from Interfering with The
cossunmasoa Of event sscs@ary 70 the public welfare
and ffom sharing largely with political movements
Tho OF the national elements against The
throat Of ecsonAihm would b but the work Of day
Tbs democratic candidate for Governor, General
Foster, sounded the key note 70 this oombina-
sioa Of forces In bis speech few evening" since
a the grand mass meeting In Independence square
A evidence Of Mr. Posters ability and nnoss for the
dsncut and Important position he now occupies The FOL
lowing argument on the aglfatng question Of the day u
~ ss ~ Inc sna ,prn = .
L~ccln and not against each oherexccd the unbound
"a admiration of Inc Philadelphia lawyers who surround
"a We speaker on the platform. The General said
WOW ~ mc say word IN regard 10 the slavery ques
Sion. y may be arg ard undressing bat wish 70
sssk o. enc o. hs plaaks IN the platform Of the repubI
Can party In references 70 the extension of slavery
N the TERRITORIES at party contends that Cong has
power 70 do-whap Not 70 I~aisafe generally upon
ths subject Of slavery In The Territories but that they
have The power and right " xats upua one side the
aoc~scnthat hey ought 70 say me southern esa~e
"xthoush ycu are joint owners with OF these Terrific
RES you shall not 20 there with your property Tue
Republicans demand that Congress shall prohibit the
institution Of slavery 10 al the Tsritortos Of Inn
Usiou. where does Congress derive any sucs
sushority fromf What part or the oonsslsus,ou
gives Cossrsss the power 70 lerislsss upon ScsS
ssdssa II tber say slavery shall NOE 20 inAo :
certain Territory they can ~ that may % there
Tsmv a1f Congress has ri1h 20 sue>rs sth a. water
~<aR (Cvies cf "socdr ssd spYlassel. There such
power in Congress, sDS GIN nj ycs shy. me Csser2
of the United cgsaes upon al questions Of granite
of power IN thu oonstitutson, and challenge asy
sAeg yov or me wars IN al Nat fnvvrns tbngven
0vfssd sag fAcf aov>y sAali nd ssf IN ne Territories
great responsibility rests with tbs people u Pesnsyi
vsrs IN the accession o. This gubsruaorsi contest The