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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-09

IA Old Dominion Savings Bank,
OF RICHMOND,
Chdrtsrsd by the Legi'iafnre Of Virginia.
This institution will receive D EPOSITS on
which an interest Of six per cent. per anuum will
be paid on all sums remaining longer than six
months. and five per cent. for shorter time.
Deposits received AZ the Insurance Office OF
Messrs; WORKMAN L WYArr, No. 100 Main st.,
by the TREASURER.
CHAS. Y. MORRISS. President.
JOS. p. SWORDS. Secretary.
CHAS. +. WORKMAN, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
Chas. Y. Morriss, Jas. H. Conway,
John DOoley. No. H Bnsher.
tieo. w. Williams, ]. b. McCeIland,
Jno. y. Chiles, r. q. MOVriss,
JnO. F. Regnault, p. H. Starke,
VIM. Brent, RO J. Echols,
M. NiIhmo, A. E. Dickinson,
Thos. J. Starke, Jos. =. Swords.
Jos. F. COttrell, VIM. B. Peasants,
Sol. A. Myers, Jno. C. Shafer,
WIN. C. Brazeal, Jas. J. Dorn,n.
Win. H. Maddox, Chas. e. WOrtham.
ap7--lw
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SERVANTS FOR SALE
Tor SALE AND H1RE.-A WOMAN ahout
4 g years Of age. for sale or hire, said TO bs =
Eood Cook. Washer and lIoner. Also, two GIRLS
from the country Tor hlro, ono about II or l3 the
other about y o. 20 ears Of age - Wv
COOKE CLOSE, Insurance and
Generai Agents; office on 18th street, IN Ex-
apS-N chanxe Hotel Bu,ldng.
Ton SALE.-A fret rate eEA INST : FSs "a
= HOUSE SERVANT. q years old, and Of good
cnaracter. 70 remain in or near the city For
ksrms. apply to the Clerk of the COium bian Hotsl.
EON SALE.A middle aged WOMAN. She i
= e9od COUk. WASHER and fRONER. Az
py on Marsnsn ss!set, between Henry and Smth
.Hoo.es cnOcs0o nlii. A apS-1ts
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l. L
~ THE INDEPENDENT
4.aa TURNER AsSocI.r,o
10 seneral, that they viii give ""0nd' and nil,
q X a n ID BAL,
And HEATRICAL PEprnn,L
MONDAY, Apnt 9Th. 1860. At ths FINANCE,
HALL, on Broad street. mo MoNTlCEiISs
The Committee have spared n.;,,.
son oa!l OF the =.
TICKETS 81, for one gentleman ,,..
10 Do nad at the door, or Of the foIIow'aSs isds
c COMMITTEES:
kktRHuhMgL, fTA iNkH.As SoLazHarn
STEBINGER, DR., Dutch GM,A!rIER-
M. MAY, "' "eNFHER
Aa1-,,
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.nc3HDtAaY DocuAaHrs At TUE Souri,
At0resnsiiiAs 4. O.. last week, large num.
Der Of tneen1sAsy doeamsats were burnt An
@"nta1 tse eouSt-hOuss. TAose obiectiop.hl.
WORKS con- stsd principally Of the sImpend.
ang Osisis." which had been circslated bv
nafosd wyliys. Who hes bsen coavtctsd and
ssassacsd 70 one ysar's imprisonmsat In
C1s.'eslon. 3. c, Thursday. . Miss r. b.
Oev's. from Syracuse, N. Y, was arrested for
asv'og 70 her possession incendiayy docu.
men = ior which she had bsen seat o. nom
A'neeo'd. Ga. and 0pslika, Ala. She had
ossa - AZ Wet - Aississippi.
DnAfA-sannsi ooayssssas osdss. spr
ansny ysau - ofsesr u ~ New York Cps.
ton-Honss, disdst Astoria, n. r., % ~ o.
last, Hs vas To fathsS Of Mrs. Ansa Cora
xliebb It's pet 4 ~ dsys siEcs : bseiAss
~ thsMms laayA1ed.
oohviaNuu.-Fhe aesate, II Executtve ses-
- tttogP sea1e4 - peslJsaaias ef1lr.
~ H. LII -
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up Ut NIPYk UI NeKiNtHtdi NU"r' VI 1''7
e0 TRUNKS! TRUNKS.!- We naf
kflTnow ia store ore Of the largest s'" rs,,s,
~3AFASrrunks. Bonnet Boxes. gshces. 80 80,
can have his choice out of one thousand ltus',
Dealing very largely in this bfsnch o' m. .'.s,s
enables tn sell Trunks ut very smaii ~ vSs
on factory prices. Our assortment coihpflse. sov
Is all the STYLES qualities and sizes there u W.
made MARCUS HARRIS 4 bnVal
Ill ~ IA AuIs KlcAn nose
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O FAIR.-The ladies' will open q Far "a
w the new Masonic Hall, on 25th street. THIS
~ (Monday) EVENING, at half past eoct
The proceeds are for the Hall. The Va
sonic Fraternity, and the public especially, nen
specttully invited.
A soed supper will he provided each nigh. duna
the Fair ap9-l'
"a HENRlCO LIGHT DRAGOONS.-
Parade At the Westham House "a
AW THURSDAY, 18th inst, al Ociceka
full uniform.
By order of the Captain.
ap6-6t A ]. SMITH, OS
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COvINGTON NEWS.

POLICE MATTERs.-Four persons, John
Henersl, Jas. Baker, Chas. A. Benson and h.
Slaughter, were fined So and costs each, for
drunkenness, in the Police Court yesterday.
RENOVATION OF THE CRY CLsRx's OrrIon.
Mr.. Rieke, City Clerk, 10 thoroughly reno
waiting, cleaning, and newly papering tho room
10 which his Office is located. This has been
needed for some time past, and we are glad
that Mr.. r. has undertaken the task.
SpoRrIxs ExouRsIoN.- John Mead,
and o number Of others, loft yesterday morn
ing, for Indiana, on pigeon shooting sxcur.
sion. As these birds are exceedingly plsnti-
full In tho country, We have no doubt their
excursion will prove successful.
MAN DRowNsD.--A citizen of Covington
named Richard Cordrs, who is employed upon
the steamboat -----, in the capacity Of deck.
hand, fell overheard, near Petersburg, Ken.
tuoky, on Saturday night last, and wal
drowned. His body has not yet been Tecov.
cred. He leaves wife and family residing
In this city.
TEMPLE OF HoNoR.-Ths members of the Mt
Sinai Social Temple Of Honor will hold meet
ing at their Hall this evening, at seven O'Clock
Important business will be transacted.
CouNTY CoUsT.-There were twenty -ont
deeds and ten mortgages recorded and min
marrisgs licenses granted by tho Clerk Of tn
County Court, last week.
PooR-KousE AND JAIL.-There were yester
day, In the Poor house, two men, eight womeI
and twelve children. In tho Jail, thirteel
mon and five women.
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DESPERATE ATrsNrT At Snr-DEsTauoTros
"A MAN SHOOTS HMsELF In THE PREssNcs OF
HIS FANlLr.-On Saturday evening man
named Adam Baier, residing on Hamburg
street, near the Hamilton-road, attempted
self destruction by shooting himself. It sp-
pearsd that he had boon drinking to excess
during tho week previous, and for this reason
his wife upbraided him without apparently
sympathising with the cause that led to tho
condition in which he had kept himself. While
listening to her harsh words he suddenly became
desperate, and, drawing pistol, placed tho
muszle near his left breast and discharged tho
contents into his body. BY some accident,
however, the ball glanced, and, taking on mp.
ward direction, lodged near the shoulder. His
family consisting Of seven children wore about
him at tho time, and, horror-struck at On act
the possibility Of which seemed never to have
entered their minds, ran bither and thithsi
apparently moro than half-crased. During
the excitement, however, . physician wa
called, who examined and dressed the wound
and the wounded man 10 now in fair con.
dition for ultimate recovery.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

POLICE MArTHRs.-Two men, Christian
King and Michael Reed, were yesterday fined
$40 and costs each, in the Police Court, for
breach Of the peace committed some time
since. They have boon absent from the city
since the offense YVES committed until yes
day, when justice was administered to them by
the Mayor.
THE FREE SourH LAWSUITS. Bailey
yesterday applied for and obtained change
Of venue TO the county of Kenton, 10 the suits
instituted by him against J. Q. A. Foster and
others. After the change had been granted,
tho suits were oil dismissed at tho instance Of
the plaintiff himself.
SLANDsR Sur.-Ths Circuit Court was en-
gagged during the greater part Of yesterday in
trying the case Of Vickers %. Abbot, in which
tho plaintiff asks damages In the sum Of
$4,000, for slsnderous reports alleged 10 have
been put in circulation against her by the
defendant.
She was married to Rev. Mr.. vickers, some
time since, who applied for and obtained q
decree nullifying their marriage, In Novem-
Der last, having lived with her but few days.
Mrs. v. alleges that the difficulty between
herself and husband arose from the reports put
in circulation by Abbott, and she now asks
damages for the injury sustained. The case
will bs concluded to-day.
DEATH BY CRsMATroS.-T little daughter
Of Mr.. McGsy, whose critical condition we
noticed yesterday, expired last night, after
suffering the most intense agony. This is the
second child burnt to death in this oity, within
. month.
CoSrHNPr or CouRr.-Two attorneys were
| fined IS each, by Judge Moore, yesterday, fol
using personal epithets toward each other, and
failing to dssist when ordered.
NATURALIZATION fourteen persons wer,
naturslized in the Circuit Court on Saturday
last.
| RAIIsr TO TEE PooR.--Duripg the twt
weeks ending on Thursday evening last, th,
Committee on Poor distributed three hundret
and twelve bushels Of coal, and $50 50 IL
| groceries.
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SCHOOL BoARD--PRooslDIH LAST NraHr.
Tho Board met at twenty five minutes past
seven, President King in tho Chair. The
minutes Of the previous evening were read and
approved.
On motion Of Mr.. Stratton, the schools were
ordered to be dismisssdon Wednesday next,
to permit the teachers and pupils to celebrate
tho birthday Of Washington in an appropriate
manner.
Tho contract for the erection Of the school
house on the Ruffner property, was awarded
to John H. Kelly, his bid 1888, ,265) being the
lowest presented. J. w. Gosling and A. Dun.
lap l. Co., are his sureties. The building will
contain twenty -one rooms, and will be, wh on
completed, the largest district school house in
the city. Adjourned.
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LlvsLY TRADE IN SECONDHAND Coyrins-
DEAD PEoPLs RoBBsD.-A grave charge Il
preferred BY some Of the journals against the
undertakers Of New York city, the sum and
substance Of which is, that some Of the fia-
ternity are In the habit Of going TO the New
York Bay Cemetery and digging up the hand
some and expensive coffins in which the dead
have been recently buried to take them back
to their warerooms to be rs-sold to future
customers. So, then, according to this, when
man dies In New York, thsreis no assurances
that his mortal remains will remain with
mother earth, undhturbed, nor that his bonei
will be permitted TO repose in the coffin hii
money has paid for. Whom one shuhles of
this mortal coil, he had bettor emigrate h
some place where the grave IL undisturbed by
the ghouls and vampires in which New Yorl
would seem to abound.
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lBY MAGNETIC rELEaRApH.l /

NEW YoaK nARxnE,, February 9o.P: M.-Ashss
unchanged and demand fair: sales Of 60 barrels, ct
steady: sales 81 oeS bales 81 ike for @iddins Up:
lands including 1900 bales In transit There Is more
the demand pretty good for home there
J 4 S { ;1Ssrns S sss.s 4 o. s sStIs
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.the market
request and shade better: ssles Of 600 barrels, at
50 5O@6 70 for common 70 CHOICE extra Bye Flour
sSsnSd sS -Four HSsr Mel selling Sss fss
Der cwt. Whisky heavy and lower: sales OF 100 brs
sf &c." Wheat drmer, with 9 good milling demand:
10 store; 5oo do. at a TO- 900 DO: Milwaukee Club
st$ 20 In store soo Do white 3 Michigan di M at 81 so
@ s Tsa s @ %Se cans
bushels at $40. Barley quiet and firm at7o@ssc saes
request Of better prices sales Of 1000 bushels, at
SOC. for new white and yellow Southern. Oats in
and canada. Tsiiow frm: sales Of 1900 pounds. At
| loh@l0xo. PorkImess very firm, with z fair de.
q soSy s q se' s now 81 s ss &
prime included in the sales are 1880 barrels new
Gnitsd States Navy Contract for 1000 barrels mess
Pork, and 1000 barrels mess Beef. Is said 70 have
sai.. aS of q 10 barrels 5s@s % for country prime
e r sSpsy g sSs sss f'E Sesf Hs@
| firm, at SIS for State. and Sl6 for Western Prime
sales AZ sSssNo: for Western. Out Meats agist;; Il;
0SoKc. for Hams. Bacon quiet and hrm. Lard dull:
sales Of 1000 barrels at ll@lAc Rather more doing
in Butter at lll5c for Ohio, and l5@c: for State.
Cheese arm. with fair demand at 9@iLSo. Cones
firm: sales Of 1900 bags part for export, on private
/ terms 600 mats Java at 15@16xc., and Saturday
evening some 5000 mats Java at i4Ac. Molasses
steady without sales Of moment. Sugar very quiet
and firm: sales u 100 hhds Muscovado ct 74Q97Ac
Glover Seed moderately active, with sales Of $50 bush
at S0ssSc.
NEW YoRK srocK MARKET. February 2o.-second
Board = Stocks continue to improve, Hudson, 4oh
| Erie, 9H. New York Central, TN. Chicago and
Rock Island, 62S. Panams, ls4x. Canton 1875
Pseino.Mail, s2%. Erie Fourth Mortgage Bonds, ~
California sevens, 81 Tennessee Sixei, S7K United
States Fives, 65, s9A.
PHlLApELrHIA MARKET, February 2o-M;.Tloul
| steady. Wheat active and firm: sales at 81 30 FOL
white, and 81 359l 36 for red. Corn firm: sales o
5000 bushels yellow at $50. Provisions active: sales
OF mess Pork at SIS 50@lS rs, and new prime OF 35
bacon firm; sales o. Hams at @lsc; sides e. loho
and Shoulders at $40. Lard at llkc. Whisky
| held ct 2i1xQ026c.
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CrsoIHNArI HoTsIs.--No city in the Union
Of its size can boast Of such well conducted
hotels as Cincinnati, and every day we see
complimentary notices of them in the columns
of newspapers abroad. The following de-
served reference is from the Winchester (Ky.)
Chronicle:
Madison House, Cincinnati. recent visit
to Cincinnati confirmed what we have long
believed to DO true, viz: that the Madison
House, under the manage ment Of our amiable
friend DR.. f. P. 0ahil, ID ono Of tho best hotels
in the West. We can say to our friends who
visit that city-go there.
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ARREST or AN ALLEGED FoReER.- william
P. O'Viatt, ex-Chief Of tho Rochester IN. W
Police, passed through the city day before
yesterday, having in his custody a man named
William Noodle, who has, for some time past,
it Is alleged, been ys;pg the names Of other
persons for the purpt Of obtaining money.
Ho has at least half q. dozen aliases, and has
lately committed forgeries In Hardin County,
KY, to the amount Of nearly $4,000.
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TIE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL FAIk.--A
meeting Of those interested in having the next
Annual Exhibition of the National Agricul-
tural Society held in this city, will take place
this afternoon at one o'clock, at the rooms Of
tho Cincinnati horticultural Society, in
Bscon's Buildings. The matter is one Of
great interest to the city, and we earnestly
hope every endesvor will bs made to induce
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sTlANB0AT RR0IsrIR.

TEE WHEAT CRoP.-The Belleviue (Ill.) I'D.
voeass says: "All the farmers With whom we
have had IN opportunity of converting unite
in saying that the wheat in this vicinity has
been much injured by the severity Of the
weather. Some helds--those which were
sowsd lsts--are supposed to be injured beyond
recovery. Other fields, though somewhat in
jursd, will probably recover upon the open
ing of spring. Itis yet too early to decide
upon the prospects Of the crop.
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MsRcHANrs' BANQUET At THE MADISON HousR.
Tho merchants Of this city have determined
to celebrate the coming anniversary Of the
birthday Of Washington by banquet, to be
given at the Madison House. The well-known
skill Of tho proprietor in catering to tho public
taste ID sufficient guaranty that the por.
tion Of the entertainment over which he will
preside, will be all that epicurean could desire
or the wants Of the inner man suggest.
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HlaHwAY RosBERY.--About ono o'clock yes-
terdsy morning, Q Pittsburgher named John
NJ. Stevens, was knocked down by couple of
rufians while walking along Court street Near
Walnut, and robbed Of $75 In money and
a watch worth similar sum. The sooundrslS
left their victim upon the sidewalk half un-
conscious and made their escape, while he, sf-
tor some diacalty, managed to find his way to
the Misunderstanding, and left yesterday for
hie hom0.
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SswMa MAoHINEs.-0ne Of the best manu-
featuring sewing machines before the public
is tho Singer Machine. 1t is admirably
adapted for both family and manufacturing
purposes, but more especially for the latter.
It runs easy and the stretches arc permanent
and lasting. They are meeting with great
success. We refer those desiring o good ma
chino to the advertisement in another column.
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BURGLARY ON FouRrH. resi-.
dence of DR.. Garretson, Fourth.street, near
CentTal-avenue, was fsloniously entered, night
before last, but the burglar succeeded in car
rying off nothing save . bracelet marked
dApnes Gerretson."
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SALE OF A FIHE SUBURBAN RrsIDRHoE.-The
residence Of the late Phillip Grsndin, located
in the Seventeenth Ward, overlooking the
Ohio River, and altogether one Of the finest
suburban residences In the neighborhood Of
the city, was sold, few days ago, to Reuben
R. Springer, Of the firm Of ofSpringer & White
man, for $4,000.
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PERsoNAL.-We are pleased to learn that
Dennis ]. Toohy has been appointed Brigade
Judge Advocate Of Con. Batss's Brigade Of
Ohio Volunteers, with tho rank Of Msjor.
Mr.. T.is young man Of Considerable ability,
q mambsr Of the City Council, aud one withal
who will bear the new honors which have
been conferred upon him with modesty and
grace.
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A HUNGRY THny. i Some fellow, more
hungry than honest, night before last, stole
four barrels of pork from the establishment oi
J. Steele 4 Co., on Hunt-street, near Broad
way. No clue has been obtained a. TO who
he was, but it 10 to be hoped that feeding upon
the meat may improve his conscience.
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CoAL.--Ths Cincinnati Fuel Company is
prepared to furnish the best Youghioghsny,
Winifrede and Camel GOALS, ct the lowest
market rates. Those wanting coal should mot
forget to call ct 103 East Third street, corner
Of LUDLOW.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

fEv0R SALE OR EXCHANGE--For Msr.
- chandise or Western Lands, q we'll established
manufacturing businass IN successful operation In
the city together with the right Of the whole State,
and paying one hundred and afty psr cent. profit.
Apply to TAYLUR WARD,
\ fe2l.c No. l70 Vins-street, upstairs.
ElOR SALE--A little Farm, Of ffty-ons
~ acres, in Clermont County, Ohio, one and .
miles from Cincinnati, on good county road.
Forty under cultivation, balance n timber,
house, barn and orchard. Will be sold for 81 ,30O-
$500 down, balance in one and two years.
, ALSO-An excellent little Farm, Of forty.oue
acres pleasantly situated In 0ermont County, Ohio,
one mile from Felicity three miles from the Ohio
River, ct Obilo and thirty five miles from Cincn-
natl Thirty two acres are under good cultivation,
we'll watered and fenced There 10 o neat frame
ana NJ an sxc.n orobsr M n Sne
Will be sold low.
.H SAMUEL A. SARGENT,
No. 2 Apollo Buildings, cor. Fifth and Walnut.
kfe18cl
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VI. n. SEwAnD.-The Poa's Washington
correspondence writes that Mr.. Seward "has .
great speech prepared upon the slavery ques-
ton, which he will deliver when, according to
his Judgment, the fitting opportunity occurs.
Those persons who report that Mr.. Seward
will now take backward step viii be greatly
mistaken, though, Of course, II is probable
that hs will answer tho false allegations Of
Southern mon who have belisd his princi-
PIES" a
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DHArH OF A NAVAL 0TrIcsR. Capt. Horace
B. Sawyer, U. 8. N, died in Washington on
Tuesday, aged about sixty years. Capt.
Sawyer entersd the navy In the year 1912, and
ct the time of the celebrated action between
the 0tass and Lspaps, which occurred Feb.
ruary 40, 1915, was midshipman on the Oon-
siitAtioM. Commodore Stewart commanded the
CoMstitstion at that time, and himself, and the
present Commodore Ehubrick, arc now the
only surviving oflcsr1.
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Lrrrzas DETAINED FOE WANT or PosrAsn--

LrTTERs DETAINED FOE WANT or PosrAeE---
February 20:
Thos. L. Sawyer, Fayetteville, Tenn.
DR.. Stephenson, Florence, Ky.
Adam Smith, Cambridge, Ohio.
Messrs, Htearny Co., New York City.
Mrs. Roots, New York City.
Charles frederick Kreisweichtt. Norton's Mills
Michigan.
: n. b. Decker, Curtisyille, Ind.
Charles B. Bunker, New York City.
August Beker, Peru, Illinois.
W. q. Brooks, Louisville KY.
David O. Auclintz, Pendletop, Ind.
Mrs Eleanor Aberdeen, Versailles, KY.
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ADANs's ExPREss COMPANY To Adsms's
Express Company We continue to DO indebted
for Eastern and other papers, always in
advance Of the mail.
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AD-A squsw IN Western IowA,J lot drunk
on sRychnine whisky recently, and whom her
hulband undsrtpok 10 control her, she seized
4 knife and laid him out, and then shs cut
otit his heart. Several Indians looked on In.
differently, % BY theif code, vengeance must
be visited by relatives Of the deceased.
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90- Ladies' who are fond Of embroidery
should 90 and see the Chinese guilt at Psndery
4 Co.'s tee store, corner Of Fifth and Walnut.
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GRAxD. Ball OF THE HIGHLAND GuARDs.---
The Highland Guards, Of this city, intend
giving grand ball, ct National Hall, on the
goth inst, which will doubtless be one Of the
finest affairs Of the season.
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MssrINa OF THs CRY CouHcILs-Ths City
Fathers seem disposed TO bs patriotic, and
therefore, hold their hebdomadal meeting the
present week this evening, instead Of Wednes-
day, as is usual.
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STEAMBOAT SoLD.--Ths steamer Kasa~ha
Valley was sold, yesterday afternoon, by United
Btatss Deputy Msrshsl Manson, TO Captain
Jesse Walton, for the sum Of $3.50.
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LOST

n .0ST-$5O REwARD--Stolsp from the
evening, Tsbrusry l6 1850. about O'Clock, . DARK
BAY MARE and lesther.top box BUGGY. Said
SssR s SSsy
painted caret color and has patent axies The near
shaft has been broken near the end and covered with
buggy. Said mare and buggy were hired BY man
calling himself D. H. Harrison, hailng from Olncin
cinnaii. He is about feet or Q inches high, hal
dark. .colored hair, no whiskery, and weighs ABOUT
l45 pounds. GEO. M. M. LINN.
Coyington. Ky.. Feb. H. l860 n. u fe2ibs
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FOUND.

T10UND-A NEwFOUNDLAND D0G.-
~ Bound, Saturday aftsrnoou, largo block New-
foundiAnd tps The owner can have HIN bG qalllps
at No. bU Ba6s, and paying charges. gf63o. n Z
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v "A srAnrrro CI1xAx The Now York Day
Bock sayeo Of Epurgeon, the ssnsa!icn prsachsF:
He has 8 huge voice, ! great deal Of bress,
,sma(tsrlng 81 lssz5ing, 8 eutaned vulgaHty, |,
'burly Asufe. . butohsliy hsats 3 higotsd souls
alittls mind snd - Abolit tlelist
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-21

METEOROLOGICAL OBsHRvARroHs-ByH Henry
Ware, 0ptioisn, No. West Fourth-sreet,
February 20:
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gs-se. advertisement Of iost-sSo reward.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-21

R0ARDING-Three or four young mon
W can be accommodated with board and lodging
Fet No. ss West, Fifth street. Also few more day
boarders wanted. fs2lbs