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SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,

Or. SCHENCK, of Philadelphis, finds it impos
sio 1 20 Visit WASHINGTON every week. and mas
third w Wednesday of every month.
He has suit of rooms at the Avenue House.
charges when it is necessary TO make q thorough
examination OF the Lungs with the RespirometOr
=. b. Waite II agent for Schenck's PulmonIo
Syrup, price 81 per bottle, for the cure of Coughs
Colds and Consumptioni Sohenok's Sea Weed
Mandrake Pail price IS cents Der box, for Liver
Bilious Complaints and Constipation of the Bow
have been cured by his remedies if they would
leave their cerufoates of cure with &. 3. WAITE,
corner Sevs nth ST. and La. av. he Ie-sm
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HERE'S A BETTER TIME COMING!

Victims of Self Abuse and Secret Diseases should
apply st SHUMAN,S Southern Medical House,
Pa. avenue, Immediately opposits the Nstio Sad
Hotel, and tr{ DR.. southeyi Celebrated London
ylrulent forms of Gonnorrhea, elect, syphilis.
Nocturnal Emissions, Structures, and Weakness
can be sent By mail. Once hours from q. M 10 10
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To-xIeHr, Miss Charlotte Cushman appears In
her great character Of {" Meg Merriliesh at thu
Hollidiy-stfeet Tbeater, Baltimore.
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BATES BROTHER, soap and candle manufac-
tufers, U street, were relieved Of half dozen
boxes of candles last night. They were worth
about S25, and were taken from the upper story
and let down from the porch by some very care
less thief, who left few odd candles on his track
through the yard as he travelled towards the rear
fence. Rogues are requested by the proprietors to
be mere particular in their form Of secession
from the premises in future, as troublesome liti-
CATION may arise therefrom. the party in this
case appeared 70 have been "famliar with the con-
stituticn" Of the establishment
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TO THE ATrLIcTRD!-ge sure to read the adver-
tlsement Of McLeans STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood PuAher. in another column. IF
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Look at This.

LOOA At In1Ss
THE EFFECTS OF THE PANIC.
Articles of
JE ELRY
That usually retail from IS to s2,
now selling at
ONLY ONE DOLLAR EACH,
AT1HE
OPPOSITION STORE,
476 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Call and examine
KS! BOOKS,,
We are closing outs largo stock of STANDARD and
miscellaneous Books at one-hafof
the regular prices.
81 BOOKS SELLING FOR so CENTS,
s125 BOOKS SELLING FOR 90 TO rs
30 BOOKS SELLING FOR 81 TO s1.25.
ALL NEW BOOKS
Received IS soon as Published. and Sold
AT TAIL,
at the
LoweSt Wholesale Pytces.
REMEMBER,
YOU CAN GET BOOKS
from 30 to 30 per cont. less than Publishers prices
and
ELEGANT SETS OF JEwELRY,
LADIES' NECK, GUARD. and CHATELAINE
CHAINS,
aud GENTS VEST CHAINS, &C., TO-,
for
ONLY ONE DOLLAR EACH.
6. g. EVANS,
76......PennsylVania Avenue. ....476
fs 4-lm,r
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ClRcuIT CoURT.-The quo tcarfanto case of the
U. 5. sz rel Richard Wallach agt. las q. Berret
%as up to-day. and, as We foreshadowed vester-
day. was postponed till next term Mr. Bradley,
Sr for relator, pressed the Importance Of putting
the case to trial at the present term but on D
plicaton Of the defendants attorneys, the Court
gave them I'LL the first Monday In March next to
answer the REALTORS replication; and accordinrly
the case goes over to the May term
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HOMEOPATHIC RKMEprxs
0f nr unnnnkroua 4 a. !.

All Of Dr.. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
meopath,o Remedies put up expressly for family
IN cases, containing 20 walls, from 81 to 81
each, with book Of full directions. For sale By
II. u. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, Wholesale and
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, $50 north street;
Also by F. b. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave-
nue. and sixth street. sO, Ponds Extract Of Witch
H1za, for internal and external lnfammations OF
all kinds. Sold as above. ma DIV
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A PIANO. FORTE, tNEwJ FOR sIT5.-I
4 nave had left at my store for salea new -
Stool and Cover. whish oost cash SSo.tyvN Nv
o q the owner, in oonseq7epce Of the hard times,
Rw 20 SOC Pa sva BET sik and iSsi ID,
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EFFECTS OF THE PANIC We are afraid the Ia
dies will begin to look upon the panic as good
Thing, FOR 1t certainly is enabling them to pur-
chase Their needful supplies Of jewelry at rates
they coSld not have dreamed OF six months ago.
At Evans, 476 Pennsylvania avenue, they are no:
only selling books at less than half price but are
dsposing Of elegant sets Of jewslry Of all descrip-
lions for only one dollar each... See their an
nounceinent elsewhere.
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We HEAR that fine concert 10 In contempla
ton, to be given by the Union Chapel Choir.
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GRAND musical soiree viii be given at the
Smithsonian on the nd.
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The Rxy. JAcos SrcHIEp.


Wei known and much respected among the Ger
man population of his country, ma kes the follow
ing statement for the benefit of the afflicted. =
= 20 HANOVER, Pa, Feb. Is, 1889.
Mss,rs Seti W. Fo,cls r Co ,.Bosttn-
Dear Sss; Having realized In my family import
ton Wtstay's BaIsam Of Viii CRtrry-it af irds
me pleasure to recommend IL to the pnhl O. Some
eight ys ars ago one OF dauE seemed to be
In decline, and little hopes of her recovery were
entertained then procured bottle OF Your ex
celent Basam, and b. fore sbe had taken the Whale
provement in her health. have, in nry individual
case, made FREQ eEt use of your valuable medicine
and have always been benefited BY il. tcosId
hotcerer cahtios the public AGAINST smpostfson De-
edkSe thsrs IS coed deal Of SPURIOUS WfSfdrs Bal
sam o. WHd Cherry ofoat thrOrssoE tAs eorr.rt.
III Bs,rare Of riIe and portkIess eorntsrfsits,
ms osty Genuine, Pure and Medicinal BalSar,
has the name off, Butts" written with a pen and
the printed name of the proprIetors, s. w. Fowe
q Co." on ths outer wrapper.
Prepared by seth w. Fowle Co., Boston, and
y. ID. Gilman, John Schwartz, Nsirn & Palmer,
John Wiley, B. Moore, and H. II. Mcpherson;
in Georgetown by r. 8. II. Ciss IN, and G. "A a j.
southron, and by druggists everywhere. fe4 lwI
CousHsIThe sudden changes Of our climate are
AVeettons. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and oertalpiy when
taken In the early states of the disease, recourse
should az once be had to !" Brotcn's Byoachial
1itso5 let the Cold Cough r.
warded Oh PS5its Speakers and S}aSe,s viii snd
them efeotua for clearing and siren gthenlng the
voice. See advertisement. de lily
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NEW BOOKS.
FRENCH & RiCHsTEIN's,

No. as PAM. AVKnUK,
The Shadow In the House, new Towel, by John
Saund 70, limo, cloth; 81 BY mail.
The Dutch DominIe OF the Catskils, by the Rev.
David Mur och, ID. Dr. l2tao.. cloth; 81 % by mail.
The Z omance of an frish Girl, limo cloth; Sl.00
BY mail
A la,fe assortment OF the best Military works
ssQ
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REMOVAL.

MATTRESSES! -
AT PANIC PRICES!
ONLY 1.50
Any quantity can be had at
GREEN q WILLIAMS,
js 81 eo'v No 526 Seventh a<d ID sts-
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A RARE CHANCE For bargains in scaool
"A Boots. Blank Books; Miscellaneous Books
de-, at SHEPHRRD's, corner Seysnth and b sts.
selling ont 20 rsduce stock Ia le-im
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The stock now on hand - the Old store Of CLA-
sirsbls matssisis 5or P.rior' nravins and other
room Curtkins 10 still yey complete and IN view Of
the state the times Sil Be sold % ate very ruin
Gus saorikce. r f-yL
Members Of Congress and others Who would edd
20 the beanty and o<mforf of their homes will find
o area saving and a1vaat-Se 10 make their puf-
chas here, ss the eoaeerr slrst be CLOSED out 20
70 2 -eolot cLA6ET1 q DobsoN
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w $4,000
w ORTIZ OF BOOTS, SHOES AMI TRUNKS.
or all Styles and Qualities.
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE ON CosT.
Store for Rent and Fi1fpueS for Sale.
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MORE MILITARI.-The detachment of cavalry
mentioned In the STAY yesterday az on Its way
here, arrived In Washington yesterday afternoon
from tie Cavalry headquarters, Carlisle, Pa. They
come equipped with Cavalry swords, revolvers
and musketoons, and are well mounted They
only number forty-two men, but the remainder Of
The company follow them here in a few DAYS or
a. soon as they can procure horses The detach-
ment 10 commanded by Lieut. j p. Halliday
The most OF these men have seen hard service on
the frontier, and a hardy looking able bodied
Set OF soldiers. On their arrival they proceeded
at once to the quarters provided for them In the
hall over Burcns stable, on Fourteenth street,
which has been comfortably fitted up for them.
NATIONAL GUARD BATrALIoN-We are I'm.
formsd that the National Guard Battalion are fast
improving in drill, numbers, &c. On Monday
evening company c, located at the Navy Yard,
had upwards Of nifty men at their drill, and by.
the-by, all cold water men. During the evening
they were visited by Col TAFT and oticers Of A
and b companies, who expressed themselves as
greatly pleased with their soldierly appearance
Companies A and B are particularly fortunate in
having as their instructor Sergeant Pierce, Of the
sappers and miners-oDe Of the most accomplished
din masters In the service.
An ALAkM Of fire yesterday morning, In the
First Ward, was caused by the partial burning of
the roof " the house Of Mr.. John Nightingale
which caught IRE from spark from the chin. ney
The fire was extioguished before any serious dam
age was done In the afternoon there was another
alarm Of nre, caused by the burning Of chimney
at the upper end Of King street-Aisz Gazette
SUPREME cousT- TArsday.-No III. The
Clevelsnd Insurance ComPsny, appellants, agt
George Reed II Ell and the Milwaukee, and Mis-.
sinIppi Railroad Company, This cause was
efgsied BY Mr. Doolitfs for the appellants. and
by Mr. Lynds for the appellees Adjourned
Rgv A Il. HIIzsLsEssxR, 5 J /, Of MARYLAND,
A-ItV.rs u charity sermon in q Patf!ck's church
On sunday Hext for the benefit Of the Young
c s;rolic's Friend society.
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The National Voiuatssrs ia Geoypetora-
Cold and DGrkRess-M MARYLAND as. Uacks
Ssm-Tho Council Of fIre-Anentioa
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FkOM NOHFULk.
'EcIAL ooR.EsPoSpzscr OF THE DISPATCH.

NORFOLK, Oct 18th, 1851.
Tits announced that Il steamer will rtly
go own from Norfolk to Old Point with per
sons desiring to go North This Will close up
the flag of truce arrangements at this loca-
tion Those who Intend 10 go are required
register their uamis Il tho Mayors office
and sus Diclous persons who fail TO 90 this, ana
IT m.iiu here, will be arrested and confined il
the pu bic jail.
There is much talk about supposed in ten =
tlon OF the n Urthern yandAls tU attempt an
attack npon Norfolk, Portsmouth, aud the
Navy Yard, from Hatteras, AT which place,
Al Is ST.. teo, large Fed, raj force has landed
/ do not think there is any danger TO be Sc
riousiy apprehended from This newly uiscov-
cred plan of the enemy.
A man WHO Is supposed 70 entertain senti
mrnts hostile " the south was arrested IS
,erday al the NAVY Y rd.
A review OF the Light Artillery batteries
near the lily Will take place tomorrow al
terEoou.
There was another storm here last night
Yesterday AFTERNOON rain tell IN coneioer-
tpie Quantities, and heavy gale took place
strongly from southeast.
Lieut.. Jas. r. M ,iigin, who has recently
re- cIStd Il CUmtnission as Captain i'll the Con
federate states Army, wAs formerly cvunac leo
vain The United STATES revenue service, and as
soon as the war commence he took an .,ctly.
uIrt iii opposition 10 lie Efforts of the pre-
oumptuous ulrUlinss or Lincoln. and suo yea
nlniseii very uetiGi az sigbai cfliCer, &c. H.
from the noule State q! Missouri, where Ii is
vlce among The 1nui-,Is VI The Northwestern
frontier, Ill. IS ready Ior almost any daring
exploit Ill which The Common enemy can bt
uaniaged.
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On The Night Of the 'uh inst, Gil ARA, adopted
dsughtr 81 sue +. ard James sin.op. Jr.. sred
four years and three months
Her funeral will take place this Saturday,
! m3ruiDg, III 10 O'Clock from 81 Johns O. urch
The friends and a.auaintarces of tas family are
Invited ~ attend
Ou Wednesday night, Oct. 18th, y: IL o'cI-ck At
ter q lcnB and painful Illness, THD3 J. DUNNA.
Want in the 3ist year OF his age leaving q de-
voted wife and Elk ehiiaren ia mourn their loss
The ffisnfs and aeqaantsnees Of the family and
those of Robt. u. lofty, bis son.inlav. are re.
spectfuiy invited - attend bis funeral On sunday
evening the @0Ib inst at : oclock, from C.,:.es
Street B.pti4. Church. :,
On Thurs lay evening The eth ins. j Mrs SARAH
Cru TCtfFiEL!j, In the 10th year OF her age
widow OF MAJOR Peter trnfcbfseld for many years
CANAAN OF the Virginia State Guard
Tho friend Of the family are r. gntsed 10 attend
her fuuetnl fro hoF late residence on DavsI street.
this morning, at II o'clock.
IN PIi7ce George county. after a prot-ac:ed H.
ness, CHARLES RICHIE, son Of j. Brock.
W II, aged years and months.
BE hieamond Wing p ease copy.
Suddenly. Friday. 18Th October in Chario.tes-
vile. ct tie residence of Mrs Morris, Mrs JANE
II. GARLAND, aged 81 years.
On Saturday,, the 12th ir.t., WILLIAM, infant
son Of William and Nary E;.eoger aged months
and - days
Funeral Netiee.-The funeral of CAPT. JOHN
T. HARRISON OF the Verina Troop. will taAe
place from the Central Depot, this afternoon. a:
ociocS. :" here his friends requ. siet to attend.
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hold Of WadA.

MisceN aneous Cuses.-PilIp Vermlery ap
= Invalid soldier, from the Potomac army
.saa before the Mayor yesterday for the con-,
mon Sill OF intsmperance, but was discharged
with the understanding that he wonld 20 bach
TO his regiment without delay. - Richard
Wrenn, another soldier, up for like offence,
was let off on the same condition. -Frai,ces
Jackson, manumitled slave, from tie estate
IF DIR. Alexander Mason, deceased, was Ar
raigued to answer Il charge OF stealing cloth
ing valued at SIS, from j John n Van Lew
There being some peculiar circumstances con
nected with the case, it was continued for d
future earing.-Beverly, IA slave, arrested by
Waterman boAe On suspicion OF stealing, from
Duke d HutcLeson, IL bag OF sugar, jug OF
yhiskey, and a roll Of bank notes and shin
plasters, WAS punished with the usual number
Of stripes. Beverly afterwards confessed the
robbery to his employer.-Lewis Sampson.
free negro, Was fiued ten dollars Tor exactiny
more than the legal rate from II passenger for
riding in his hack.
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LOST, S'TRAXED, &c.

UST OR STOLEN-At Manassa or Fair
L 4 fax Station, n BuX marked . Lieut.. ED
nOND bo>sItUX Cows NJ. Guard" containing
shirts with his name marked them white
Votes Rope, but little wora Hdkfs Socks, Necs.
ties and great rnzny other articles one bund.e,
ma, ked Tor j Cole = one Go for } az. Harris
Any informant concerning the Box will he thank
fully received and liberal sew-Id pei1 for it,
covery any Information VIII Oh light lead to 1t.
Ligur. +. BOSSIEUX,
Gov. NJ Guard,
oo j9-3t1 4th Regiment Virginia Cavalry.
OST-l;n Wednesday last a black tan FIR
RIER. The dog had on chain collar has
!; ears. and answers TO the name o: JACK" A
liberal IT ward " i'll be paid for hi. delise al Mt
EACHO'S Office, on 18th 1t. l9-lI-
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Aoremen, Of -Nalstacy-The Sixteenth Geor-
ga Regiment, Col. Cobb commanding, will
break up camp this morning, and leave for
another locality. The regiment will march 70
the York River depot about eight o'closk.--
With efficient officers, iirstrate men and
splendid arms, the Sixteenth will make it's
mark upon the enemy II AN opportunity ever
offers.
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Steel R.fed Caaaoa.-We saw yesterday.
near the Central railroad depot, awaiting
transportation, two steel l2.pounders. rited.
The mark on each shows where they came
fron--"Blakelys Patent--Fawcett. Preston
Il Co, makers-Liverrool, 1861. These
Ittie dogs oil war very recently arrived on
this continent
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A Splenatd negs"caa j Cseolry-The
list regiment OF North Carolina cavalry, Col
Il. Ransom, came into the city yesterday after
aeon over Mayo's bridge, and created yrea
sensation among our populace, aceu.tomec
:hsagh we are t" imposing military display,
rhey had been abont five days on the rnut,
from their late camp at Ridgway. n c., vel
the fine horses showed as much spirit as if the,
had just been taken from their stables TIE.
regiment numbers some 911 men. we'll eqnp
ped and thoroughly armed. Their appearance
As they rode mp Main street, strenytbene,
The favorable impression created by the. ac-
count published yesterday, in advance of thei
arrival The regiment went into camp Neal
the reservoir, west of Richmond.
The wagon train attached 10 the regiment
numbering, we suppose, forty fifty sub
stantia vehicles, with four stout horses al
tached 10 each, arrived about five o'clock
The Old North State has sent into the. fieln
some Of the best regiments in the army, bot
as regards personnel and equipment We ex
pect to hear good account from Col Ran
SONS command, should i, be his fortune To
come in contact with the enemy
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Saddea CAaass of Frssramme.--Ws ~.
nounced yesterday, upon good authority. thu.
a concert would be given last night, by the
Torriani Amateurs, for the benefit OF the First
Maryland Regiment. Somehow or other, the
concert did hot take place. The only apology
that we can make for thus misleading tue pub
lie il. that our motive was good if the object
WAS o failure.
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The War stake ut New Market Beaure-
gard" the inner

On Thursday, the 18th instant, the sweep
run at New Market. (near Petersburg, il be-
ing the only rlce Of the meeting Ry agree
ment between Messrs. boswell and Hare the
proceeds of the stake amounting TO some
what less than 81 900, are devoted to the hos
pltals for our sick and wounded soldiers -
The winning colt was bred in North Carolinu.
md in consideration of that fact we believe
that the funds have been appropriated by
Colonies Hare and Green To the North Caro-.
lima Hospital.
ph-re w IS inelastc and so was the track The
time markers almost all put thtir figures as
nigh as %; and the result showed that they
judged rightly; it was Il slow, though a very
interesting race.
The start for the first heat was good send.
of, Dosweli's filly having rather the advau-
tag6. She made the running, leading Hare S
colt, which was traiied by MeDaniels, more
Than a mile and three quarters. At one or
two points In the second mile, it was suppose d
by the spectators that Beauregard Hare 81
was "weskeninp;' but third of the way
down the home-stretch he managed To "slip
np' on Nineite and pass her, winning Il .
heat by a length, while McDaniels colt mere
l. ''dropped in" Time, 1857
For the second heat the start was not so
good Ninette losing considerably BY il -
Beauregard led at an improved pace, Nc
Daniels colt running at him very CALAMITY
through nearly the whole heat, and never
more than a length or two behind him. Nj
nrtte traiied thu while, and coming into
the last half mile of the heat w IS six or
seven lengths in the rear. As they neared the
nome-stretch, Mcdaniel fell back, and the
nily made Il rush and overcalne the gap very
rapidly. II was a "closs thing all the way
down tho stfeIch, and at few yards from
the string the nily was neck in the lead !;
but Beauregard made terrific burst and
Won the heat by few inches. Time, S:52
The following is the summary: Sweepstakes
for three year Odds, two mile heats-Octo-
Der II, 1861.
y. r. Hafe's b. G. Beauregard, by Hawkins
Prism, dam by Trustee. l
r. aud T. w. Dcsweirs b. 1. Ninette, by
Revenue, out OF Niaa.... 2
Col. McDsptel's b. c., by Revenue, out Of
Die Ciapfer ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. : 5
Time-S57; 3:5a
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LOCAL MATTERs.

Feionioas Sk0ofias.--,Iohn Wasie, charged
with shooting and wounding William v Mott,
onihe 9th of October, was arragncd before
The Mayor YESTERDAY, aud tie examination
proceeded. William V. Mott testified that on
he evening of tha. day, about clock, after
closing his stall in the First Market, he went
over to the establishment kept by Brown, Peas.
icy a. 20. iorthe purpose ofbnying some oys-
ters lie afterwards went into the adjoining
house, where he saw VIM Peaslev and VIM
Jones, who were talking about Wade The
conversation related IA the winning of some
money from Wade, wao WAS said to be angry
about IT, buttae witness did not pay particular
attention TO the remarks. On going back to
the msrket, he saw Wade. armed with rifle,
looking towards P~asieys house lie re-
marked to companion that he though: he
was going ~ shoot somebody; again went
,ver to the house, and ON returning. SAW
Wade raise tho rife, and witness called out
look cut, Jones' Wade then fired ard shot
him Mott in the left arm. There had never
been any difficulty between Wade aud himself,
md he had never heard his peaceatie DISPOSE
ton Questioned.
Other witnesses testified to substantially the
same facts, the inference being that Mott was
mistaken for another person, or that he re-
ceived the shot aimed at another Captain
wilkinson, of the night watch, deposed that
he saw Wade, previous to the shooting, stand,
ing near the north end of the vegetable market
armed with II eun, aud asked wnat he war
iolns there. Wade replied that he WAS just
waiting for the boys To come out, aad witness
Thought nothing III the affair until some one
secuted Captain, that m,,n is going TO shoot
and he replied, seize bin, then" The gun
.~" wont II. and jones rushed up aud caugh,
hold Of Wade.
~ J.e~s.u, tho attending surgeon. gave a
description of the wounds, which were in
iicted with shot; go nunerously and deeply
stated that he made 40 effort TO extract them
There was no danger of fatal result unles.
i. he patient was imprudent.
Robert Allen testified that on Saturday eve
ming, October 5th, Wade came to his house
md borrowed the gun which has been pro-
uced in court He had often borrow ed il OF
i'm, aud he thought nothing strange of the
circumstance. Wade WAS very drunk that
evening He WAS Ills neighbor. and witne-.
mad regarded him his Ii peaeeabe quiet man.
Both Jones and Mott denied that they ever
nad any previous difficulty with the prisoner
The Mayor said that ii Wade intended H.
shoot one lnau and hit another, it constituted
felony; and he Thought the evidence proveG
that bis purpose was To shoot VIM. Jones The
prisoner was theregpon remanded, TO be fur
ther examined before the Hastings Court ii.
November next.
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Porr,fM Locomot.re-A valuable addition
has just been made TO the rolling stock of one
of our railroads by the arrival of a heav,
draft engine, tormery employed on the Bait
more aud OHIO Railroad II was brought L.
this city on -Moniay evening by the freight
train, over the Central route, and is now
Al the eompany's shops, for The purpose of re
pairs II is a ten wheeled engine, with truck
III front. We learn that it will take the place
of the locomotive -. r. Anderson" now
running on the short track which connects tie
Petersburg and Fredericksburg railroads.