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Petition for Partition
Piokens-In Equity.
o NJ Doyle
Petition for Relief.


J I Brown, ct als. ~ ~ ''''''
NDER an order of the Court Of Equity. in
~ this case, all tho creditors of John /. Brown
are required to prove their demands legally be.
fore me on or before Monday the 14tR day of
May next or they will thereby he barred
R0B'T, a THOMPSON, c.E.P.p.
Com'rS Office, Feb7, 1860 3m
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EXECUTORS SALE.

DT authority derived from the Ordinary Of
I'D Pickens District there will be sold to the
highest bidder at the late residence of Mrs
CH'hnrine Craig. deceased, on Tuesday the DIST
day ct February, her entire Personal Estate
consisting of
SIX Negroes,
One two.llorse WnSor Corn. Fodder. Shucks.
Cattle Hogs. Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Blacksmith's Tools. aud various other articles.
Terms Of Sdc-On sums of So and upwards.
a credit of nine months will be given, to be Sc,
cured bv Note and approved security for sums
under that amount the cash must be paid
ROBERT CRAIG, Ad'mr.
Jan 30. 1850 27 2
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LOOK OUT FOR JUSTUS!
Pickens-In EQUITY.

Pickens-In Equity.
j. VI. Ostendorf,
III. G.. Roclau, Ex'ors nl'i ior lnJuhctlon to
vs.. 'h"IS SHhl Assets, Ac-
Annoc ostendorG etal. count sc, &c
NDER nm order made in this cause at Cham
~ bers, by Chancellor Carroll all the creditors e
John ii. Ostendorff, deceased, arc hereby required
to come before the Commissioner of this Court, on
or Deiore Tuesday The 9Th day of May next, land
make legal proof of their demands against the said
Estate; and, upon their failure so to appear and
act that their claims be thereby prccluded."
Parties to this proceeding arc also hereby mott
ned, that the Commissioner will hear evidence and
take nm Account between the parties to this suit on
the said 9Th day Of Mayn
ROBT. a. THOMPSON, c.Ep.p.
Coui rs. Oihce, Jan. ~, 1850 27-3m
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
t. NJ. Stribling,
NJ. s. Stribling, n.....
VS. ~ ctiIlOH LOT laruliOn
Rob't Striblng ct. al.
appearing to my satisfaction that Rob't strb-
nhg, Is. r. fitzpatrick and wife Rebecca, Josiah
Harkcy and wife Catharine, the heirs-ot-low of
Mary Jones, deceased, (names and number un
known) defendants in this case, reside without the
limits OF this State: 1t is ordered therefore. that
these said absent parties do personally appear in
inc Court OF Ordinary, to be held at Pickens Court
House, Monday the 14th day of Nav newt to
object to the division sale of the Real Estate of
Jesse Strlbling, deceased, their consent to the
same will be entered of record
Feb Z, 1860 90 8m
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

PIcKENs--IN ORDINARY.
Lawrence Admir-
ays Petition for final set
Mrs. - Pefroo & others dement,
7 appearing to the Ordinary that Mrs. -------
Pehce, widow of James pelfrcc, deceased, her
chldrcn, if any, (whose names and number arc
unknown) legal heirs and representatives of james
Pelilee, deceased, reside without the limits of this
State; 1t is ordered, therefore, that these absent
parties do severally appear in the Ordinary office
at Pickens G. H., on Mondaythc goth day of April
next, to shew cause, if any they cnn, why final
settlement of the Estate of the said james Pclfrce,
decensed should not be had, and u decree made
thereon.
- t5, ", t.. .H0LCoMBE, ORR.
.Innnary 26. 1860 2G GIN
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TAXES, TAXES!

| WILL attond at the following times and
D. places for the purpose of receiving Taxes for
the Ycnr 1850
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Lost,

Lost,
0N Thursday 29th December last, small rcd
, - leather Pocket Book, containing some money,
the following Notes, and other papers, to wit: On
james George q Co. for $50, A. Deutch for S55.
on John Maulden for $25, and ono on H. Bahntgc
Tor SlI. These persons requested not to pay
these Notes to any one but myself. My name is
also in the book, Any Information in relation
thereto will be thankfully received
DANIEL RILEY.
Jan. .. 1860 % tf
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNI
plcKENs-IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
NJ " M. "A ALEXANDER, who ia in
custody Of the Sheriff of Pickcns n
trict, by virtue of writ of assumpst roouirs
bail, Al the suit of Abner Odell, having
in my Office, together with sci dule, on
OF his estate and effects, his petition to the CD
of Common Pleas. praying that he NAV bes
mittcd to the benefit of the Acts of the Gem
General Assembly made for the relief of ir
vent debtors. 1t is ordered, that the said
ner Odell. and all other the creditors to MI
the said Wm. A. Alexander is in anywisls
dcbtcd, be, and they are hereby summoned,
have notice to appear, before the said Cou
Pickens Court House, on the 3rd MondsD
March next, to shew cause, if any they
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid, 81
not be granted. u
Doc. l6, 1850 2I
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New Powder Manufactorv.

VIE South Carolina Powder Mills are now
IN successful operation, and the attention
0. nc"ierS Is called to the unmistakable superi-
orty of the Powder Manufactured mt those
Mills over that of any other in America. We arc
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice anv
OF the following description, at the following
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81 Where the kcg is returned % cents
will be deducted
The Manufacture is under the guidance of
>. ii. BEsEMfELDEs, FROM Memmingcn, Ger
many skiIinl and experienced Powder ma
Powder so much admired by the sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is q
beautiful round and possesses the polish of
steel and is entirely free from all corroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their Or
nerS hI'cu agreeable to specifications Mt the
shortest notice. All orders should be addressed
to JonN BowEN & Co, at Pickcns C. IL, South
Carolina.
March Is 1859 "A Is
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Tax payers will take notice that they arcstill
required bynn Act of the Legislature, to return
all Births, Deaths and Marriages, with the age,
name and sex and cause of Death also date of
Births and Deaths
All Minister'S, Magistrates, and others who
have married any persons during the year 1859,
arc required to return the date of such marri.
ages, wit the names. ages and occupations also
the names of the parents of each
Slave owners arc required by law to return
the number of dogs belonging to their negroes
JOHN w. H. CARY, 7. C.
Jan. 1. 1869 % tf
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DETRRMINHD TO SAVE THE FURNITURR-
During the burning of the Cleveland Insti-
tute, seminary for young ladies, ON the morn
ing of the 9TH inst, an alarm was raised that
girl was in the burning building, and several
rushed to her rescue. The girl proved to be
Miss Minnie LIE Compte, q young pupil from
Canada, who was working desperately to save
of her would rescuers being somewhat ur-
gent in his entreaties for her to leave the burn
ing building, she slapped his face, and push.
ing him out Of the door resumed her furni-
ture saving exerti0ns. Sheriff Wightman and
Deputy Sheriff Rennett, thinking her danger
imminent. ran up the blazing stairs to save
her, but she refused to let them approach her,
continuing to throw from the window every
in lifting. Finally, the Sheriff was compelled
to seize her ~ q arMis. and thus to remove her
to place Of safety.
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TERRIBLE pEATH by LIGHTNING.-The
step-son Of Mr.. Kasel. Of Dayton, Ohio. was
killed by lightning on Tuesday last. while
riding in a wagon near that city. The Jour-
nal says of the circumstances
On the seat of the wagon were the driver
and two children of Mr.. Samuel Marble, of
this city, one Il boy of eight, and the other q
girl Of ten years. kasel was about thirteen /;
he was seated In the rear Of the wagon till the
storm came on, when he sat on plOw near
the front, SO as to get under shelter Of the um-
brella, which Mr.. Marbles daughter was
holding over her brother and the young man
who was driving. The lightning knocked
down the horses, and threw the persons on the
seat forward against the dash. The mbreila
in the hand of the girl was shivered to atoms
The driver, though stunned. held to the lines.
The horses rose, and in q few moments were
stopped. when the dead body OF the boy was
found On the bottom of the wagon.
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ARMY 1NTKLLIGRHCR.-petach of u
S. troops will leave New York city and New
port ON the 17th inst, for Jefferson barracks
The detachment leaving New York will mum.
men. They will be formed into four compa.
nies on their arrival at their destination, from
whence they will proceed to Fort Vancouver,
Oregon.
Maj. @. A. H. Blake, Ist Dragons, has been
ordered to the command Of the troops in route
for Oregon. The United States troops sta.
toned at Harper's Ferry have been ordered
to this city. and are daily expected on Gov.
ernor's Island A detachment Of United States
troops arrived at New Orleans on the 10th
inst, from Brazos q. McDougal Of the Med
ical STAFF, has been ordered to the Military
Academy at West Point, vice s. p. Moore,
detached. Col. Edwin Upton is about to re-
sign his commission in the United States
Army.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Interesting Religious Meetings-Gyeat Improve
mests-Ne,e College, &C., re.
DANYILLR. VA. Anril II. 1S6(

OANfILLE, A.. April IL, lSOU.
Meetings Of great interest have been held for
two weeks past at important points in this
county. The main object, as expressed by the
speakers, was to secure the establishment OF a
Sunday school in every neighborhood, and to
place religious books in every family. One
speaker stated that within short time he had
gathered three hundred children into Sabbath
schools, and had put in circulation nearly
$1,000 worth of books. Arrangements were
made to send out several more colporteurs, and
nearly $7OO subscribed towards their support
Last night large congregation was assembled
In this place to consider the best means of
reaching the destitute Among the speakers
who have delivered addresses at these meet
ings, are Kevs. Messrs. Hardwick, Dickinson,
Read, Chaplin, Hagood and Gardner.
Some fine buildings are being erected in this
place. Everything seems to indicate that
Danvills is likely to be large town. A first
class hotel Is now being erected. The Baptists
are building Female College which will cost
some $l5,OOO. The Methodist Institute seems
prosperous. A new Methodist Church is soon
to be erected at cost Of $4,000.
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AN EMRRzZLRMHNT by A ~CLERK.-In the
Police Court. says the Boston Herald, April
l3th, q man named Chas. F. Tirrell was ar
raigned on q charge of embezxiing SGOO from
his employers, Messrs. Milo s. Burr George
at the foot Of Washington street. Tirrell was
employed by the firm as book.keeper and
managed to embezzie the money by making
false entries in the bank hook. alteriug the
teiler's figures to suit himself He was told that
the matter would have TO be made public, and
that Information made Tirrell desperate. He
suddenly drew revolver, put it to his head
and fired. 1t was found that the ball had nat
tened against the bones Of the head and then
lodged in the cheek, just below the temple.
The wound was attended to. and the prisoner
was found to be we'll enough to appear before
the police court, whore he was held In 81 COZ
for examination.
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q Nstice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
t@ts MEDICINES. always with the most un-
MshOsd happy resu -, that some unprincipled
Fisqns have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
M 9Rasslsd e change iae yIanPsT, which
tsoyer the cork OF every bottle Of the genuine
asaleihes, 81 that the public can again obtain
ss.s as remedies which have suited their wants and
Ha.red their sute rings.
IR J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coushs
~ ~ Ee,.eases Of the lungs il the standard remedv.
aarAlN CURER for pains. rhcuMatsm, cho!ic,
'yyINp yNp for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
'"m y Druggists generally, and by
.r WARNER l.. WARING. lW Broad 1t,
An-lv Richmond Va.
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CONSUMPTION OF Ics IN NEW YORK.-Ths
quantity of ice consumed in the cities of New
York aad Brooklyn. amounts to the enormous .
aggregate OF 2W,0OO tuns yearly. To insure
this supply requires the gross bulk Of nearly
3oO,OOO tuns, as in transportation and delivery
one-third lipuef1es. To obtain this immense
mass, nearly $1,000 men are employed during
the greater psrt of the winter months TO cut
and store ice. The principal lake is Rockland.
and is owned by the Knickerbocker Ice Com.
pany. In the summer, 400 or 500 men are kept
in bringing the ice from the various store
houses, and leaving 1t at the residences or
places Of bushes. Of their respective custom.
srs. This branch Of trade gives daily employ.
ment to - barges, each holding 3OO 10 400 tuns
Of ice, shO 10 4O0 wagons, aud Of course. as
many horses.
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High Rasss.-The Mayor - q0113aG .iAto
certain chafees Of ext0rtton ~ l4e$qe0 g
ths city, and making them pay WI lbf atAGte
dsea,e % take advantaAs ef poeA1t ooeeueees.
men charged the Clay Statas Oomnittss @
for each hack to - used II the procesSi0n; and
smother hackman charged private eitisen olo
Tor tAe ne Of his he'd, and refused - sogve
has hxed The hire Of hacks, etc, 1t the follow.
ing rates. and imposs Nae Of not lsss than
SlO nor moro tAan o@O on any white p0roon
for violating them; and il negro, ~ my 6e
punished BY stripes: .sss.g|rs -
vh..s4 vsiss msss sS.a ..s sss .sS.ss 3. s:.ss
cente for eaeh a1dieosal sqnare. eSr1o pso-
s sas: ss s, s11;s: :s: s g
charge for earn iua not moro thar toar. persons,
shall never 1oy tks ,,hel.. sxessd o. unless poIs
for the rss hour. and as De rate Of % cssis ~
hour fer each epocssdins hour. No chsrae sisii
charge Of anoiheT Derson. For carrying Z. 1srscn
may be chsrsed double the ancye rates. and no
than l3, cents ior s.eh trunk carried Outside. ssS
nothing for any .Et,ci: earrisd inside. or Tor any
The ordinance further imposes fine of not
less than $40 nor more than 42O ON any hack
owner who refuses the use Of bis hack to any
one who may tender him the fare allowed By
ordinance, unless he can prove q prior engage
ment, when called before the Mayor.
Hack drivers know the provisions Of the
ordinance, and when they violate them, they
deserve and should receive the severest pun
ishment. Scarcely day passes that citizens
and strangers are not made to pay double
and treble fare for .he use Of public hacks.
In the case before the Mayor yesterday, the
driver escaped the lash by his employers
paying $40 hne In the other thirteen cases
to come, similar fines will no doubt be i'm.
posed, 50 that tho biters, in this instance, will
themselves be bitten.
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culvert from nth to 18th, is to prove most
valuable public work when completed, and
the only regret is, that its present extension
should be 40 short. The city owes it TO its citi-
Gems TO culvert all the principal streets, 20 that
Cutters. cellars and back yards may BE- drained
Of their impurities with little or no trouble
When the main culverts are put down, then
all property holders along their lines ought to
be compelled by law tO run small culverts
from their premises into them, aud the en-
frances should be made free Of charge. Good
drainage is essential to health and comfort, and
money sFent in securing 1t 10 we'll spent. The
vantageous to the square, and will add materi-
ally to the cleanliness of that portion Of the
city. k%
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NIL inSxcsse iSxIcss for bad Rread d.-EEMPLE'S
W be-. DIE BAKING POW DER, the chsap pest
A.s sus sri;ce for making Loaf Brsad. Blecatg,
xGARia.l rqck wheat Cakes. Pastry. no.. JOHN
S sarts, n. n. Manufacturer and Sole PrOprie-.
ts,s,s,,. ts,s,s,.sniacs, Race, Franklin st. For sab BY AL
", isst, ss ioi ." some months n IN my family Sem
i ss,s 70 rscomms ndlns them to Al, iamd.es a.
*A svss. Article have ever tried for mskinx
-. isssssssina, msn A., ,eempie's Powders are used.
kters%r.a j. RICHARD LkWYLLEN.
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&GGysnp..-ch,Idr.. .,- .1,-- ..1--1

" mdassl lp.:.chtidreu are often setxsA
,sesiy sissaiy ,s;,iy YitA this disease, which, III mol
xts chtd.svec, proves fatal. II xeneraiiy at
ksed ~ - 70 the night, aitAr hsvinx been inpch
thin :hoes 9.t clotsss ses Or
sAssn y, ., Mothers! yovr ckiliren ~ nm 70
~ kas :, M sns dread com nt nj : time Vhsu
b All. Rect bot il ~ nat niwavs 4 Aoeror
y " Won \ " remedy found, and 70f this foe-
sAArii.psyc cHD D WY t0t0Ie cf Dr. EAfONs1 IN.
Csoup. n ftsIADiAL. IL will cure every case
seleg fsstt;nssa !. time also I'll compjeiuts -
Il Il INA C0nvuisi0ns, CougkG, Coido,
tssn.. cavScn z a. Tssssctabt4, d!assigts.-a
3ResQss, ma =, DurOAT, Nev York, erethe
sss Bt06DES FIN Ps,so sp,e sse.ts fos Df. Bk0N.
hMs With sbs ..,,sHs - sure remedy. Do 1Ot b
lst stssssr, NJ Ncvv osess s s!s.eiss: Write b. CFalcs
va Town. s'xs a yes'aspset sst tl1n u
Esa Z :, 4 FISHER 1 WfjtsrOr. a...-o.A.
iss.. e.ssssss. keaerslIy. n IN-In
Isssss'sssS ss'sIas =; ITALIAN mACCA1s1I.-
~A 4 s"f'os guilty, Or ssis de- ~ as'i fox q @ -
F1s,,v k.x. ds. k..s.ees AEaessxs ssssk.
~ sss~i 10 Y NJ lao~a4.1'... m ,Ssssii,
g sts4 tsxs1 1aesef ~ snssly II shs slacxc 1sstly
u Flour. lsst -rSes,vs1 r.. ~
|fn,-s EsAaks 8 .EI1tBl,
~ s'so6~s lssVjtss5.jH;iis
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ssoxEN-poFhss -poFMhSss n nidNaL MsN. i"'HD I'm"
s,e.t S9sfk AND IN
$essf'''" viG0RAToK.
~os., !, to all classes-st may save valuable
we've do not believe that any other rsmcd,
~. msss Of testimony.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 9th, 1850.
,.,r,. Mr,fin,t, Mo,es,ey ,.
Ise Sr,a, tlssNss to me and my family. The
sttp had On my throat disease has heen mar
,'ass For siI saeL diseAsss most cordially re-
eaHend II rss,or If ,hs kut.s NJ. T. Church.
AS AN INvlGoRAT0R.
,..,,rvisors'or sad restorative. where gentle
ns'.a. 80. IS xsnted. we believe 1t superior to al
ne eeIsss srrofsia nnd khswnaiasW, with al
"a, - IL the Slousch ard Bowels. Ii has beer
ss.e.csssfii to the nSle and married. We otieI
20, n,., valuable remedy. which thousands vii
sssIs AND CRTLDREN.--This TING
sisE vii he found trsat medicine for all thsiI
iasses.,, ,h,.,..ra....r...
q Sn nPttRcELI, tx s.: EApD ( CO. kichmond
PssE aSKrAfk' X q e R3t
s1 i..,.,, everywhere. 81 per bottle; SIX bottles
ap3-d&cwts
., Elegant spring Goods.
PERKINS L CO.,
vsolEsALK AND RETAIL CAsH DKaLEEss
A., HOW receiving, and IN \ few days will
s,". in store. n large and complete stock oil the
.s,,s, and hest STYLES Of FOREIGN and Do
sTsTIC DRY GOODS, 10 Which they Invite the
,s.s;,an of cash and short time buyers. Their
,s'sis are marked at very low prices, to attract
s.ss CUSTOMERS
E.ssn. DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES.
Resatsful BERtGt.S and ORGANIZES.
BERE6E + and ORIANUIE ROBES.
dssHAapiNE and BEREGE ANGLAIs
ssREGE ANGLAIs. ROsALBUs and VA
Grey iPoPLfNs.
trt A great VARIETY of Goods for Street and
Fng,,ae Dresses. The above goods were pur
,,sssa Al the large auction sales IN New IOik the
s,a week and WILDE sold lower than ever seen
FRENCH JACONETs and BRlLLIANTS
IMBROiDERlFS and LACES.
Reh ehFRENCH LACE MANTLES.
>" BLACK SILK and MOURNING MAN
m.srfRS and SUITS of DRESS and MAN
TIE, made up TO macth;
Thompson HOOP Sk KTSCthe hest made.
iarss stock PLANTATION GOODS.
IRISH LINEN LINEN sHEETINGs.
TABLE pAMASKS. NAPKINS.
rowELlNGS, GINGHAMs; ,,,,
s,ovgs and HOSIERY, fevery M description. h hnn0'
"hV' PERKINS L co, Cash Store.
rba-,n No. 14l Eagle Square.
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WHARFAaEA AT NEW YQRK.-A bill regula-
ting the rates of wharfage on vessels in New
York and brooklyn, has passed the New York
Legislature and been signed by the Governor:
The new rates are as follows:
On every vessel of 200 tons and under, cent
per ton for every 81 hours on all vessels over
800 tons, cent per ton for the first POO tons,
and one-q uarter of 3 cent for every ton over
that amount. Outside vessels are req quired to
pay half the above rates.
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A BLOOD-CHILLIKG TRAGEDY.-The Howard
County (Ind.) Tribune says that one day last
week Mr.. Levi Sizelove, in The easiera part OF
the coWnty, after Re had chopt cd dowa tree
aud had walked out ON 1t u the top, disc oyersd
something writhing. and slowly approached
II. thinking the tree had fallen on III. what
must have bsen his feelings when he discov-
erred that It was his own six-year old girl b
There was his child, its head almost satiyeiy
cut apart and Que of its eyes lyine on its
lite had thus been horribly taken. The chlld
had gone u the woods 70 seek ifs Parsnt
without any one Of the family knowing Of its
Absence.
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riaaetts Bit,-rs.-Thts Celebrated
is., nas been used successfully for the last twelve
M .DeMity. .Nefyolsness, Sea Sickness, Ac., O..
vi, ,ss, e,eate healthy action throughout the
loa, rlvs ote the appstiie, egualize the circula,
49, tower Of resistance to disease rarely OBJ
Are PLAINTIFFS BITTERS
ssssi.s. s .ss tsd y saaEIsd e A sssW; VIM Sc
EsaSsa eS 9Iacers and Druggists generally.
'~ NO. xt veaIl street, N. Y.
kn-, FISHER q WINSTON, Druggists,
." No. lz3 Main st.. Richmond.
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Rear Attack.-On Saturday last, a. police
man Quarles was passing along I'd street, in
company with friend, he felt sudden jerk
at his coat skirts, and turning about, discov-
cred that q rear attack had been made upon
him by huge masti1f belonging to b. p. Bien.
ner. The officer promptly faced his assail-
ant. and with good hickory attempted to re-
the head, but the cunning animal took the
hint, and made tracks for his masters yard,
clearing the gate at a single bound. Yeeter-
day morning Mr.. Blenner was called before
the Mayor to show cause why he should Lot
be fined for going at large. At the conclusion
of the evidence the dog was ordered to be
killed and the master to be fined.
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Eneampnienf.-Some Of the volunteers IN the
First Regiment are anxioGs to get mp an en-.
sSs o1 1 ,hs tns oi sn.s c. N
has been fixed upon. West Point the termi.
nus of the Richmond and York River Rail.
road, would be delightful spot Tor the pur.
drills and manGuvres. the fine sea breeze, de.
lightful bathing, aud abundance Of hsh aud
oysters that could be had from York River
II the regiment, or any number of cOmpantes
should determine to 20 into encampment they
can find no prettier place than West Point for
their purposes.