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C10akSICoalSs

C1OakS! ClOakS
WE have the pleasure oinsag the ladies that hrs Terce
w Who gave unvers j ai faction In CLOAK Department
the year again at her after ding month In
York where she secured all ,he ses STYLES and pser9S We
make order at short nOc garment wanted In addition to
tn large stock alEaSs on hAnd-
Miss Brer ady qualifications is engaged ss,l't
Cloak DpAr ment and will have under her exclusive
CONTROL the cutting and fitting of Basques, Cusacis &c.
Ladies' wishing Of the above styles rely hav
Ing them made in the ht'st style and very hest manner
In the above Department have superior facilities for getting
patterns having them all made in house. under
Immediate supervision confident OF abi ny 70 sell
Coas quality style aud making considered lover thar Oh
he sold in any house In days shall
have WrapplDgs for children. - n
oc4 OHiLks a ChtNE1.
DOUQUET D,ORLEANs Oh XXX BOURBON
I'D Most fragrant periumel 10 use.
TUgF OIL
Warranted 10 hurns and sores Of every kind.
EXT. PAREIRA BRAVA and BUCHII-
speedy y for all dsssse Of the Kidneys and Bladder
DOVES RHEUMATIC IISiMENT-
sure remedy TO Rheumatism (Wauanted)
WATER or PEARLS
Most bssu'lful preparation for the HAIR
EARLY BIkD-
The certain verm!foge bsfJre the public.
APPkTlZER-
The beat ToLic known.
1he shove for sale wholesale and retail by
DOVE A CO.. Wholesale Druggists,
No. So Main street, Richmond
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NOTICE
TNHE subscriber having wade In his business the lst
Of July last makes necessary that all accounts due hin
you sh,uli be closed lie would, therefore, ask o.
h Old fends forward and discharge the
Indebtedness Thanked fc- fsvor he would continu
their patronage TO the Of SPENCE GARY
T. D. SPENCE,
Nc. l2O cor. Main and lSth SIS.
Richmond, Aug %, 1sG0. au23
COPARTNf RSHIP.
HAVE THIS day associated with ne the Merchant Tailoring
i aud z adv Made Clothag Businev, WM G. CARRY, OF
soydton MrcEoburg Co. Va said cParnershp % date om
July lst SOL, The business whereacr be conducted under The
and style of Sp'nce CAREY .
Grateful yery liberal patronage have received for The
past 20 would most respectfully ask eonnnales Of the
10 he concern. = SfhNCh,
ySl No 100 corner Of Main anil lSh Street
IMPROVED ERLHCH YOEE SHIRT EMr0RiUM'
GentlemenS Furnishing Goods
WE have 800 doz Shirts, al prrs qualities
w and styles which closing ou At reduced prices
These shirts an made with the famous Improved French
Yoke, and warranted 90 Gt.
Our o. Ties and Craya can't be beat II the city Of
Rchm1nd
would call attention large stock Of Under shirts and
DraE, uhch FUN and contains fun lines In SILK Gauze
dcrinoes Linen, and Cotton
We have increased facilities for making SHIFTS to order at
The shortest possible notice, and perfect 81 warranted
Also, on hand, Gae stock Of Ready Made CT thing.
sTURrENANr 4 MAGWtRE,
lel5 No. - MAIN Street, Cor. llth s.
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RICHMOND, Oct. 6, 1860.
The Executive Conuiee National Democratic party Of
yirrna the communication Of the B'ecknrdge
and ne Executive Committee ths morning receiv d. reply
Isl That the appended your communication was
never before the Staunton intention.
"a We arpt oov ing Teloi1ors embodylng our opn
Ions upan thAslb presented IN your uuncaoni
esre Taat the National democratic Executive COMMITTEE
apxou dsrny 10 restore m harmony and concord OF
ion In the cratic party Of Virginia. recommend
e popon contained Ia the ard of Jacob Bayo ESQ., her
10 attached srd endorsed by Mche VIM. Abne7 Alex
Corhran and Wn 5ats Of Augusts and Ada sephsnSon
20 of Higtl1nd al oftse IRE ekinrdge party.
Rs. lrsd Tha, HArman, NJ ~ ren 5. Mel n and VIM
Dunbar comm ttse communicae the foregoing reola-
.r Executive Committee OF the Breckindge party noWin
session In this ely and request their concur enee
To he Nis e.. td Connes Of BE Douglas dRd BreceiH
rsIgs Den,1crdl.c PlrysJ IUGfaid.
.A aud Democrats thorough as any IN
the 81 &c OF Vrna-st the re eaSer and anx US 10 n
aio arg an Of the Stls and carry II gsnsi our com
mon adversa Bell and Everett aere re propose hAi both
Copmiess NEE = an I'd DAY Of Oct Der next
Al Rchmond-aud withdraw deen the present Eeeos saen
NAV be upou and have but ore cnnmOn Electoral
Tir and have whole Electoral Ticket pledged 10 cast ina
vote Of Virginia ragaby n the vote to Wit Each ugs vote
counting The bre,knrdle Yol the eire "a an
votes gets his chtcs whou, OF principle, AMI
ng the state 10 Democrats patty hope each AMI eye'y
Demo .ra,lo p,oef Ia the State vi copy
Sept 10. 1860 IAOOB BAfLM
This proposition of Me- Baylor was also endorsed by
Adam Stephenson of Highland who, together with the
gentleman cited above is supporter Of Breckinridge
aud Lane by public meeting of both branches Of the
Democracy OF Augusta held in Saunton on the Septem-
Der Court day; aud by the Breckenridge and Douglas
electors Of the llth district.
In response the following communication was received
from The Executive Committee Of the Charlottesville
Convention:
Corn RooN 90 Tuk DENOcRNrIC
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MFRICAN GUANO.-loO tons sarvis Islands or Amer
-,5Ttf A. Z LEE, n the Dock
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O'Clock p. B.
oeiobere 1850.
The Executive Committee the Maternal Democratic party Of
Virginia have received the d communication OF the Execut
Of Breckinrdge and Lane party We consider that
the proposition Of jacob Bsysr Of the lO Legion is closed
BY the acon Of the Breek lde and Lane Executive Committee
Purely tesy make this communication. We sp-
NJ ne of Nr.inla XlEd-oA.a cnllnct
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Resored That the Democratic Executive Committee OF Virginia.
representing the Democracy Of the state have received the
municaon appointed Con
venton, dated 2 O'clock r. 81, Oct G. 1861" and decline the
proposition Of the said Committee blene power belog
vested In this Committee auhorze, carry 10 any
such that thus n this Committee
The proposition divide electoral Yrg MIA being ut
terry wrong n principle and peTnous IN practice, this Commit
could consent II ihad authority that portion
rAey.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

GgRiCULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
A 0UCULrURAL AND HOXrt- -uLrURAL lAPLkMsNfs -
"a Ia eFery varsy co1sslng si H.rrsss ca Iva l.
m Hcrts Hes Horse Powers AID ihfs1eri torn eeft
portable Grain Fs Grain Fans Hay snd Cotton Pr-es Sr
~, Evaporasrs Farnrrs Bel Portable CIDER MIS- woods
uoEsr Mannys Combined Reapr ald Mover Hay, sTaE
I'd Fold le-s with evey hing 1r ue Yarn ana 6afd n
al whossas Improved breeds Of stocf carefully Sc
Iecied and shipped 20 order. - ..,
Agricultural and Seed Warehtuss,
.os-lsn Ia and MARKET. Phlaislphia
Irsfrated Irpenaen Nartery Catalogue, fur
n'sseI o remissioa Of stampa
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NAT. TT. ER,
JANIS NEgsOS,
WILLIAM n. Cook,
" a IANagN

In when the elect raj vote Of Virginia sh he cast has
held At stAu In August BY the Executive Committee ap
pointed by that Co ven lon. therefore
Resord this Comniee cannot make proposition not
70 the said resolution resolution
they formally submit basis of united acton, and Invite
an expesson Of the opinions and Wishes Committee appoint
ed AZ staunlon In Ion thereto.
That resolution will be found attached below
Res Iced That cratic STATE Electors Of Virginia should
vote Brecndge and Lane by doing they he elected
the oce which they have been rttpecuEeS nomnst -
bu should be ceFaned tbs there Is election by the
pie heF shall the vot o the state To- Breekn ge
and Lane BY doing It will place Beesnrdgi before the
M As Pres nt o. Lane the Senate OF the hgd
Wee President but II by votng nethr
,I thc iia res 4i-a can pe H-.
Ia their discretion as u so as Pble 20 Preve9t ths e1
lion smn. Their election, IN the opinion Of this
Convention hr s'en The most certain and Immediate Pe % oar
noble and cher shed Union.
It will be observed that although our Executive Com
mtee had in good faith and in all candOr solicited
spirit Of compromise proposition upon which all could
stand they received which simply and really
meant that should withdraw cSct, and vote for
theirs and tnen if by votes elected this ticket
We were TO take an even chance with Bell and Everett to
get this vote in the Electoral College, should Messrs.
Breckenridge and Lane he out Of the question.
We were call upon to cast our votes so as first to put
Mr. Breckinrijge 10 the House. and Mr. Lane n the Sen
ate and then in case this failed to be placed at
the discretion of the Electoral ticket elected by
votes to be or not be the choice over Bell and Ever
ett However offensive such proposition appears upon
s face the National Democracy, through their Executive
Committee still preserved their characteristic good tenn
psr and sprt of concilia.ion and actually offered
| common basis Of compromise, the very proportion ten
dered through the press by Mr. Baylor Of Augusta, en-
/ doised by Messrs Thos J. Niche, W. A Abney, Alex.
g. Cochran and VIM. H. Watts, OF Augusta, as appears
from the following communication from our committee
| to the Breckenridge and Lane Commit ee;
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An Early Adjournment

The New York Times, in reference 10 the dead.
lock in Congress, advises M carly adjournment Of
TINT body. 1t very correctly Observes that all our
present troubles arc due To legislation upon the
subject Of slavery. "lf Congress" it maintains.
/" had never passed an act in relation 10 it,
should no doubt hc Mt this moment dwelling ia
The most perfect harmony and unity The tron-
bles. and alarms, and npprehchsious from which
we are Suffering. are due mainly Ia legislation.
The shortest aud most enrs,ry examination will
convince any disrassionnte man thui no act Fan
he passed in the present House Of Representatives
IN any way affecting slavery. either IN the States
or Territories, which will not Increase the exist
ing irritation, and lay the foundn'ion t.. new
yricls hereafter" 1t then states, very 'iru,hfuy
I've think. that there is other political sub
with which the House has power todcal, on which
we stand in need If lis action. Tho Mexican
iqucstan uerds only the notion II the Senate.
he President can get along another war withau,
summary power to declare war against Spanish
American Republics California can certainly
wait little for the Pacific Railroad TIE san
Juan difficulty is settled. Oar /, aions wrh al
European Powers are nmicabe. Tic Senate a.
organized mud ready t. assist tie President in dr..
charging the Executive du,.es ii ,lr Govern.
imcnt AMI all the important Interests Of the ,e5-
pie arc cared l. by tie Satc l. rst,atules. What
good cas'n il there Ion lie House remaining a.
session one minute aueer dian ac npps npratjans
reqnno-and Is 1t hi pay thai a Hp, akrr ear.
not be chosen temporarily ion that ruiInt>e? t.
mutual ietrmlnatluns and exp. surrs IN which
! members nrr now INDUCING can u,r,ar Ia, tlt,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

Arrival OF RICHARD REALF. Our fellow. towns.
man, MIR. Jones, Assistant Duorkerper of the Srp-
ate chamber, returned t. the city on Thursday
from his trip to Texas having in his custody Mr..
Richard Rcalf, old Browns Secretary of STATE u,-
der tho constitution prepared ~ the deceased
"martyr' and his compcers in CRIME
Richard Reali, who was born in England about
twenty-five years ago Is n very good and rcsulute
looking man, about five feet four inches hirh with
oarR eyes, ana rather long black hnr, beard and
moustacbe. lilo says that ~ soon ms tho Drawn
foray" was heard of in Texas /, bin, kno,n
that he had been connected with Brown in some
of his schemes. there was much excitement
and some threats towards him personally but that
all that has now died away, and lao claims IL
have IN Texas now, where he resides more true
friends than In auy other portion Of tho world
lie expresses his perfect adherence of the IInr.
!pers Ferry matter, of which he knew no,hiuc
until 1t apPerfed in the papers. aud gives .Ol
Brown credit for the truthulucss and sincerity
of purpose. contrasting him strongly in this res
peet with Col. Hugh furbes-verv much To the
Disadvantage OF the latter. Realize. idea. ON tho
subject OF slavery, since his residence 10 Texas
have undergone radical change. aud at the pre-
eni moment it has no more ardent supporter tlan
he. The journey from Texas here was extremely
tedious and through their having been ,ersua IL
to take riu'e different from the one usually tray
cled, thew were much delayed having been Sc
days in getting di-ianre II abou, eighty miles
only. HIS autograph. which nny I've seen ~ tie
register # the " a~hng.sn Ii,u.e. j. free rlaiu
anu suggestive II de.isjyn 81 eAaraefer H.. -
t'erlectly untfamell~d In his nBs5e4nshts SD 81
cert IN the mere name 4 tie tt.iag. 40. ~ easl
tody lie appeared i~f5ss sbs Ssz&.e easss assst,,
on saturday. and will !e caiIsi -, ags.a : ~s.r.=
States Of Monday otieysDoa.
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leasional patches Of provisions around the hnts oil
village settlers are all that remain TO tell of once
IHourishing estates il is not to be wondered Mt
that the most ordinary marks of civilization are
rapidly disappearing, and that In many districts
Iof the colony oil travelling communication by land
will soon become utterly impracticable'
Thi. is all English testimony TO the 'ncnpac'ty
of the negro for self government, or the enjoyment
of rational freedom; whilst the repor, Of the com
mission, from which we could quote indefinitely,
shows the effect upon her fonrishing colo-
MES. of the emancipation act adopted by Great
Britain. A simple reference to the productions
and exports Of Jamaica and ST. Domingo lat one
time the most nourshing islands Of the West In
dies during the prevalence Of slavery cpnirae'e'
with their present products will show what Tie
world has gained by the abolition OF slavery III
these islands IN ls39, the first year OF complete
emanc patton in Jamaica the exports ct sugar iA'i
81 eight thon.and four hundred md sixty h1Gs-
heads. and the exports of coffee 3s,55l c"t or
about one third St. Domingo. in l7s9. exp'rtsl
672 900 900 lb. OF sugar, and in 1852, after forty
years of nominal freedom, none at al. or coffee,
she exported S6,7S9000 lbs. aud in 1879, her ex-
ports Of this article Ind dwindled Ia TO 32,ooo,ooo
lbs. During the frat forty ycars of nominal free
dom existing in that magnificent but Inflated ls-
land, her population declined from 60o,ooo 10
about $50. 900. more than ono half Those facts
arc sufficient to explode any theory, and we have
no doubt that results alike injurious to the pro-
ducts of the Southern States Of our country, aud
fatal to the happiness Of the cslofcd race, would
follow in tho wake Of emancipation.
Th, Northern States, deriving largo shnre OF
their wealth and prosperity from the growth "l
Gotten in tho South. scarcely less interested
than we ourselves in the continuance of slave la
Dor. and should pause before breaking up even If
they had tho power To do So system 80 essential to
he general prosperity, and the happiness Of race
,ycr which Divine Providence seems to have appon-
ed us the guardians aud protectors. The slnvcryas
intion ought to cease; no good can come oil It,
\ hist the peace and happiness OF millions Of whits
men aud women may be sacrificed by it.
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InE Nieg pREsrpENt N 5laIv. Wri.ir, from
Washington to The New York ime~, says that
~ 'ee'PFe'ilent breckenridge i, now ain lst TIT.
iSersaliy regarded ia tao inner circles, as tie
designed successor tIy tie Aaministratia of our
present beloved aud iIus,rious P,esi,i,nt Mr.,
buchanan hmsefis hot IN the strict scnSe ear.
didate; but there might he circums necs Of pubic,
rum, IN which hls patriotism wonll como to his
and, aud enable him 10 bear the honor and nnernu,
duties Of denominations But the comtin.cnr,
under which this sacrifice could lcsltimatcly i'r
demanded not being immediately Obvious Mr. T.
Is under the conviction that the next best ,hin
he can do is to promote the fortunes uf his SECOND
in communicative Vice President'
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ftGIryr SLAVE FROM llARrrRs FERRY At Ar
BURMA fugitive slave from llarrer's Ferry came
into Auburn yesterday, on his way to Cana Ia =
While walking about he sirnlleI into ono Of our
restaurants. and there 10 his surprise, he saw
quietly eating oysters II Uutcl States Marshall
from llarror's Forty. The marshall ON seeing
the fugitive. arose and phtting hin, on the shout
der, called him by name, aud asked him what he
was DONG in Auburn. The negro made an incn.
hercnt reply when the marshall Immediately left
The negro went into the street. and saw the mar
shall, in company with two others, rapidly M.
ironching the restaurant. The negro immelintey
took to hz heels. hut thu marshall failed to pursue
HIM pr rally not wishing toa,,ract attention. -
The togltvc found friends, who learned his hi>to.
~, ana have sent him on towards Canada ur parts
uaknown. The marshal lived within three doors
It the fusin'e ut Harpcr's Ferry, and was per.
iaciiy well known to tho latter. Whether the
ma sh1l was III pursuit Of the fugitive or enga ,cd
IA summing witnesses tar the Senate ihvc ,rira-
ting committee, and mot the fugitive by mercst
chance, is unknown. The marshall and his men
hav" not cen seen in Auburn since Yesterday
Inc ireii We, It is understood, is the slaye who
es!1e j hn Brown irto the arsenal at Unrrcr's
f"rfF. ~" affair has created considerable excite
tp"ht amonS several prominent alb tionsts Of
4 =. HI we're made familiar with the
s.'t+as. ;.A;es.- Aubgrn " T. 4 irertiser. jan
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NaluaAle Diamond. NlII Pr0nrrly ror A,lo

~ ~ ,tNDlNti to remove from the city o0,r n, -,
re- ea'. ES lftNtE Diamond it'll to-c,har ,i,s
@ it'ts "i ani thereto atarh,d-il being The SAM @
-: - 5h'@ed bs me "i Alhison Winslns Trus.,s i,t
TT,ftiH vohe;sc'ii, among the srulc in In c.
ie nous rs oil brcs contains II rooms; is in
Pa' ahd mas attached ali Ouhouses and re-,
Mia ne ground perfectly level is in 6ns Stat, e ~
fam s ~ "a IN purchasers This rroper, needs no descrn
~. w., a. H. rs wen 4, HE high character of III. "
"iI rn !. sun Is 10" we'll known require rra,e IN
Iuny ,,tsl ~ '"c inade 10 suit purchas-
w. -"si {. A. COLROJJN
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COMMERCIAL.
LVNCHBURG MARE ETS.
A. B. FUCKER,
PROD uCE ID II . * E r,
1873 MAIN STREET.

h
1873 MAIN STREET
sTbcse quotations. will be understood, represent whole
sale prices gyneraiiy.
Green 36f - 3 bauc according TO qua'-de-
mind grul.
B,c,,>-So new oTerjng Old ieltii cents.
Nhfr--hrisk y, lytgt $40 4 bishcl
EFT+~A<s--391I54 ceil-.
ErIIEr ia - cents for firAn 2}W - cents reth i.p
toR..lc saGt White >149 >'rcns' supply gooa
con. MtAi.--. 5tgp cents: according To quality.
CfNGs1.--iaHirs River ~ h5fa II ii -.
DRGn FHtT -AI1e 4i., fl42; Peaed Peaches, fi'N
Uniiraed do, 2.'a6st3 90 T. pasL
ILASsEED.--D.nand -ti,2iGllao.
FEA1nKRs.--ilGGH ceHis. suppl! good.
FEarnizis-Ao Peruvian Gusno $40 Z ton oil 2pu ips
Recess Manipulate Guano St53D; eotnbrero Gunno s'"
;@a1a; IhnIes Phosphate of Line f'"o
Ennins Phpsiho Peruvian Guaae sj23U; Ground fasier
hose, 4o01; Packed tllhb.
GsAss >LED.-tiov,r s6,tiGsG0 Timothy a22N1s2aV;or
rard tai6t 10 !aldl ras Slo0s1,z5: Evergreen Si
GCSl.t3.
GIs,ENG.-!Hft ~ cents.
HAN.- fi.UI6rfl.l21s u 1000 !bs
IG"S.-AiountaIa $opE1tp1: Wearer's 800 u Ion.
LARp.-->upply good at IIGg j. cent.
$.s,9f 81 Mountain shd 90 cents.
ONIONS W hle >UGt>,4 cis. Red dZGS 10 cts q bnse.
oALs-lemand good t0Gtc Black 5Gt e. L!
bGslicl 81 - NJ. >Ioaf Dais 4l.23Gf Sl3i}a.
Fhslackcyr ,oGt sZm; Black Cow Pea 1.+0ls&l50
roIAfur.-1-'e-r -. ccHiS-=pcruriiH. 10 qualh!.
IoaAr, Vim the recent me weather. The receipts have
increased, We quote inigs 2dfti1I; Lugs LIMA s5o;
Brl aud free Of dir ll fdV on rings oi Leaf confined
Bar, the aNcr grHN a6u t>.uJ: WVrhing ga fl21
No ilte Working IF HL3ppnI Offering
NuEAT Receipts iiLl 2uGls 30 for led, and sl3oGL
81, y. nr choice White.
Woo NV a,led 81 Washed 3j14O cts. according 10 quail
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5s'tNt sfY FiRKs IN KENT Co.. Mp-The citi
i'Hi . 49, sianty, Md, have OF late suffered
'e9's,oo's. 10. ~ fires. We learn that about
t."t '.t lbnrsdny morning last the barn
- z - f-'asxs 4pfy, rear Sill Pond, was set On
f.'''-.'s y se5I consumed. together with TIN ee
ts'"i'' es'ss ~ We corr and provcn'er. 1t is be-
- ~ ~" fsaBsx wss r1i TN fre by O sl.ve
-s4r 40 ~ss ,rs'tys'"i thereto by u free ne
e r.aa. ksh u them have been committed to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

sIsIT OF THE LEeIsLArrEIs Of EEwssats .sa,
TENNESSEE To OnIo.--Cil:inbass >i4A Z. -
meeting Of citlzeas hold 81 sasatt&, sals3ts.
when committee was appointed 70 fss.s sss,,.y,.
mehts ior the reception u the m4tni%st = 49,.
Kentucky and Tennessee LIE ,isIa,u,e.. 49,, a..
expected her on T'"'s.'ay. The Ohio Lsz loo.
has passed resolu. nm /. ,ltins them /, o,u
and appropriating 900 for their expenses.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-25

iail at Cle.tertown. On Saturday last at one -
check tho stable Of Mr.. AbelJ. Reese. IN the ncIsn
borhood Of Rock Hall, in the same county, was III
80 consumed. with his corn, fodder and ten heaa Oh
bor.r, and mules. A slave living in the vicinity
ha. been arrested and committed to Jail on suspi-
cion of applying the incendisry torch.
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"OUH slsSlCAL EUIExDo

fRhit hest and cheapest musical publication In exscnr, n
furnishes IN excellent style, the choicest GEMS Of tI. owe
as' besides ha'iiS ducts, po!kas mazturkas and in "a
u'c I ever! descrFt!"n adapted al! tastes md .n, ~
q" e"a'eS from the child performer to the proficient nn
c 'i - per annunl. Subscribers by his means nrin,r
music lar - which Il purchased in the ordinary way ,.i
lam No. " ef' II. C..NltToR Agent
: iynchiur1
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ARRrsr or AN ENGLIsm BANK RonBER.--A few
Jay nga. letter from Mr., Hamilton, Chief Of
the hpudon (England) Police, was placed in the
haads of Captain Walng of the Detective force,
stailag that notorious bank robbcr named Hen.
~ Clark, disds "Eohcrts," alias "Dogmdv." but
commonly called "D 'egy," Ind escaped to Amer
ia with u largo amount of stolen Bank OF England
u"ir, ~ his possession. The notes, amounting to
$50, were chiefly OF II large denomination, one
ii them being ior $500 and, as Clark hal i'm
m'liRtel Y escaped, b"lne changing the bills. it
was Thought likely that lie would negotiate them
II tiis country
brt"esAn George Elder was selected to work up
The eI.r. but could not manage to get any clue 10
tt lhiei Tor some time. Clark being keen, cal
eohliu,s tellow. Not long since, viewer, inteih-
srlf. WIS irought t. the Detective Office that II
ny ua#'t 'rbos. Bnlsnr, connected with FIRM nj
" - neaIi street, bad hecn robbed of So in
"a" ia 'e.usns Bank ly man exactly answer
r. .ttnk = description. Accordingly, Mr.. Elder
,a-tluatcl himself among the Wall street tinau-
5.'tF aui, IN his Investigations, came across "A bus
isrss like looking gentlemen. who seemed as
though he mIGht he second edition of Stephen
-, ,Il or J thu Jnc, u Astur. But rs he had no
- #pr~- l. la"k like The fugitive En.li,hman, he
No tns "a ,nfo custody and locked up. Being
'a"ol,ial IT. HE man whp stole the So from the
Inv. Hnd here beng 40 doubt rs Ia what his
character l.. he Will hr sent t. England where he
Is laokei erau rs the II It DAN scfous and success.
tai hef "a In class in That cpuntrv.-Acr loyk
:. t.,y, - .IuliduP dtf,t Honn.