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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Fire In RuffaIo.

BUFFALO, Jan. 25.-The American Hotel is
now ON fire. The wind is west, bio wing
gale, and snow Is falling fnriously.
sRCOND DIsPAToH.]
BUFFALO, Jan. Is, o'clock-The nre Is
still raging. The Thermometer Is 8 degrees
above zero, which, with the wind blowing and
heavy snow storm, make it almost impossible
for the fire department to work. The loss will
be very heavy as there are number OF stores
already in ruins. The hotel property Is believed
to be fully insured. The landlord ofthe Amer.
can has S14, 900 Insurance on his furniture.
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The St. Adams Raiders.

QURBRC, Jan. 25.-A commission has been
appointed to inquire into the failure Of Justice
at Montreal, and Ii Will in volve the conduct Of
Judge Coursol and other local authorities Tit
should be proved that the money was given up
through the misconduct Of Chief of Police La.
mothe, OF Montreal, he will be called upon to
make good the money advanced by Parliament
to pay 1t back.
These measures show th..t tho Government
H M us gu $ are in earnest, and that pro.
wv influence predominates in the Cana
dian Cabinet and Parliament.
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HOUSE OF REPRRsRNTATIvEs.-T Butler.
Brooks case having been concluded by the
withdrawal OF Mr.. Brooks appeal from the
decision OF the Speaker with regard to the
privileges OF members, the Honse to-day is
engaged in an interesting discussion OF Mr.
Pendleton's proposition to admit Cabinet Of.
flcers to the floor, for the purpose Of partici.
pating in debate relating to their respective
departments. 1t is not believed that The meas
ure will be adopted.
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New York Stock List
by Independent Line of Telegraph to Lewis

NEW YORK, Jan. 25-First Board.-U. S.
1881 Coupon SIS, 109A; 5-2O's, 107H; do. Regis
tered ,l07 Y; Certificates Indebtedness,97 \; Gold
l05h; Erie, COX; do. preferred, s93; Hudson
River, 9S: Reading. 1GS; Michigan Central,
1857; Michigan Southern. 643; Illinois Gen.
trail, 1134; Cleveland and Pittsburg, SAX; Cleve-
land and Toledo.109H: Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago, Ok; Chicago and North western,
33x; do. preferred, 81; Chicago and Rock
Island, 9A; Cumberland. ASH; Canton, 3OX;
Quicksilver, 951.
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~ The New York papers are still further
adjusting themselves to war times and the
high cost of paper. The New York Evening
Post has reduced its pages four columns; the
Herald has raised the price of advertising to
4O cents a line each insertion; the Albion, week.
ly, charges IL cents copy, the Leader, week.
iy, 10, the Sunday Times I. and the pictorial
weeklies have gone up to Is. a further ad-
vance in the price of the dailies-to or cents
is also threatened.
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passed-yeas 100, nays2, (Messrs. Harris, OF
MARYLAND, and Chiffon A. White, of Ohio.)
Mr.. Schenck. from the Committee Of Confer
ence on the Deficiency Bill, made . report
thereon. The principal question in dispute
between the two Houses was the appropriation
of twenty per cent. additional to the salaries Of
the clerks and employees Of the House To this
the House adhered, but reoedeT from all their
other disaEreements
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CHANGES IN HANcooK,s CORPS

CHANGEB IN HANCOCKS CORPS,
DIR. w. w. Walk, formerly Member of Con-
gress from New York, and more recently of
Lincoln Hospital, has been assigned medical
examiner OF recruits for Hancock's 1st CORPS,
at Clifburn barracks, relic ewing DIR. J. O. Stan
ton, who has been ordered to the headnn.r-
tiers of the LIST regiment at Camp Stoueman.
DIR. David Merritt, Of Philadelphia, has been
assigned assistant to DIR. Walk, and placed In
charge of the detachment at OIifburne Bar.
racks D~A-
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GEN, sCHOFIELD

GEN. SCHOFIELD IN TOWN.
Maj Gen. Schofeld, comm anding the de-
partment Of the Ohio, arrived here last even
ing with his staff, and is stopping at Wizards.
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SHERMAN ON THE WING.-A letter from
savannah, dated the 18th, says: THE great
army which occupied this city after its capture
mas suddenly disappeared, and formidable
lorce OF new troops have arrived to garrison
It's defenses. Where the veterans OF Sherman
have gone is not wrapt in mystery here"
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THE HAMMOND CAsE.-The Senate military
committee was to-day discharged from the
consideration of the petition of ex Surgeon
General Hammond for trial In order to vim.
dictate himself from the charges of which he
was convicted last year.
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A RAID ON sHEpHERDsTowN.

A RAID ON SHEPHERDSTOWN.
We are informed that on Sunday night j..
band Of about eighty guerrillas enter
herdstown. Jefferson county, VI
the store of Baker & Chap ~ AooD "aa
worth of groceries and ,u s 80 et'ov0
they made off. "-'A "''n
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ASSISTANT JUDGE ADVOCATE,
Capt. Theo. MCGOWAN, A. A G., late chief
OF Col. Weiswell's staff, has been announced
as Assistant Judge Advocate In Gen. Augur's
danartment.
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SOUTHERN PRRsONALs-Major General Dix
has issued an order prohibiting the publication
Of Southern I" Personals" in the New York
News 1t is believed that much contraband
MORN alton has reached the rebels through
hese personals
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WHITES GUERRILLAs.

Three Of Whites guerrillas, named respect.
lively q. E. Caldwell, A. F. Davis and WIN q
Morgan, captured two or three days ago In
Loudon county, Va were sent in this morn.
ing, and were committed to the Old Capitol.
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a NEW MILITARY DRPARTMENT-The De.
partments OF North and South Carolina have
been consolidated, and the whole is to be placed
under the command of Gen. Foster
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From Illinois.

NEW YORK, Jan. ga private dispatch
from Springfield, Ill, says the State Senate
has repealed the Black laws to-day.
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~ From Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have Frank Lestie'S Lady's Magazine for Feb.
ruary.
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H The New York City Councils propose
spending $500 in the celebration Of Washing
toms birthday.
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SECOND EDITION.
n M
4 O'CLOCK r. n.
GOVERNMENT sKCURITIKs.
Jay Cooke 4 Go. furnish ths following quo.
tattons Of Government securities:
V.
THE FIGHT ON ]

THE FIGHT ON JANIS RIVER.
We learn that in the brilliant repulse by our
batteries Of the attack by the rebel gunboats on
the James river yesterday morning, not q man
was injured on our side.
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HATS AND GAPS
" of every variety ana style, Military and
~Citizep, in which we offer the grsatsstD
possible inducements. Gall early, at
M o. 6LADMON e. Co
No. S94 Penn avenue
~ p bet. Az and 9Th ats, near
jan l81w. National Hotel
CALL AND sKH THE NEW BOAT AND SHOE
" BLACkER ROX. 1t is just what every body
needs. Prices only 81 Is to Vi All flu rnished
For sale eheAp, at a3& D.st7est, pes, 10th.
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GEN. RUTLEI

GEN. BUTLER
This officer was to have gone to New York
last night. 1t Is understood that he will start
to
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AffairA in 8esrgesswn.

BUsIN1ss Is remarkably DAN, not ONLY II, the
principal Localities, but even among the retail
dealers.
OF gold, and ths consequent depression of other
markets, havs affected operations here The
demand for fsur is mainly to supply the locaI
trade. Sales nnimpostant. Supersss Sll37X;
reputation. No sales of wheat reported. Corn
sad oats il demand at Yesterdays quotations
SusPKNaE0-Theno uring milLaon the canal
and Potomac are idle, with q feV eyceptions
for want of wheat, q supply Of which Is nres
vented BY the lee block ade Of che river And
canal. ..-tE
PORr OF 6BoRaRTowN. - Cleared -scnr
W. nj. Wilson, Willets, New York
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JxwKLRY.-3old. plated iswelry at the DOL
lar Store, No. %3s Transatlantic avenue, near
* street .-Et1iT ia&.4t*
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OPINIONS OF THE ggDGl ADVOCATE GEN.

This work, which was prepared several
months since, is now being distributed among
the various court.martials In session in this
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the su bscri-
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia,
letters testamentary on the personal estate Of
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
Der, on or before the 2lst day Of January next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from ali
1865. JOS1PH REHsI1Y "
u Zo-I4M Executor.
nIssOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP-T
~ CO. Partnership heretofore existing under the
name OF Gladmon & Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. a. STINEMETZ
ID. g., GLADMON.
MR: eTINIMETZ having sold his interaat I,
dncta M nd. Wilson. tie business win be CON
AT 394 Pa. ave, here they hope to fays sb.rs,
OF tie patronage of the public.
90. GLADMON & WILSON.
yeuusty -, 1908. jan Is St.
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LOST AND FOUND.

k'oOND-A SUM OF MONEY, which the owner
can have by proving it, and paying for this adj
ossL,nsen ens Inquire at the Star on ce, at II
o-.cN On caturday. ia 23-3t*
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

nFTHH DRAFT IN GEORGETOWN.-The
w Georgetown Draft Association has been
organized and is now fairly started ~''A
Forty dollars. payable in installments previous
70 the Draft, will undoubtedly protect every mem
There will be meeting of the Association every
MMEDNESDA1 EVENING, at ~ o'clock, at the
Bridge, where and when all the residents Of
georgetown eighth and Ninth sub districts) who
citation. "a wv ->0'o-
The Treasurer will be In attendance to receive
installments. " ~
An Interested are earnestly invited to come and
help themselves; the time is short and delay ia
can erous. By order. AWAY -
GEO. HILL. JR., President.
ED. SHOEMAkE R, Secretary. Jan Aim
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ITO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS.

ITO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS.
We take this method of returning thanks to our
tronase to us: and hop to still merit their
pose to please in every respect.
We shall ende avor at all times to keep our stock
complete of the most superior
CHINA, CROCKERY,
CUTLERY and PLATED WARE,
and at ss low prices as the class Of goods can
be purchased in northern cities.
WEBB BEvERIDGE,
ja2S-l 0t~ 5O4 Odd Fellows Hall, 7:h at.
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THE BUSINESS HEREAFTER WILL BE
l. conducted under the name of q. T. thinner
man Co. where they hope to receive contin-
late firm. and by strict attention to bu .iness to
please all who may be In want Of Furniture and
Louisiana avenue and street.
II Y. ZIMMERMAN &c co.
January 81, 1865. Intela Chronl ia 23-lW
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LKCTURa-BishopS Simpson lectures to night
at w eslev. Chapel on sour National Conf let ~
Few who ha We ever listened to this eloq uect
sneaker IN Washington will faH to attend.
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DISSOLUTION or OOPARTNERsHIP,
The CO partnership heretofore existing under
the name Of McGregor Zimmerman is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. Zimmerman
having purchased the stock in trade and the good
will of the firm will settle all accounts.
N. H. MCGREGOR
ZIMMERMAN
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THNSNOw CASES AGAIN.-The poiiee of the
Third w ard give the citizens OF their prec in
full time to remove the snow and ie,, from the
pavements, because 1t had frozen anathe br ic KS
were-coAsed with lee. Fin Ding that they only
wanted time in hope that bright sun or warm
rain .would do the work for them, the officers
handed in their lists Of those who Ia re ted
this important duty. Justice Thompson issued
over hundred warrants, none OF whom can
plead ignorance OF the laN.
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EOR SALE.-Will be sold at q great bargaip
two CARRIAGES: three sets of kA
Double HARNESS., and FIVE MATCH &.0S
HORSES. Also, one fine BAY MARE, TT
!5 hands high, six years old next spring; can trot
inside Of three minutes. Inquire at Hovari's
Restaurant. street, between 9th and 7th north
SIDE, or b. kENNlEk. ian g. cost
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STEAM BOILER FOR sALE. OFFS horse power
~ manufactured by VIM M Ellis & Bro, of the
best charcoal irsn; boiler in perfect order will
be ready for delive ~ about the LIST of March Ap-
ply to MORGAN & RHINEHART
ia "a 6t Foot of G atraat
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A CA R I'd.

DRS. W. W. h r X. GREGORY beg leave to
announce to the citizens of Charlotte and the sur.
rounding country that they have resumed their Prac
tce, and may be found Al their Office or residence
at all hours wheE not professionally engaged.
They hope by determination TO devote all their
time and energies assiduously their profession
rnjoy deserRedly the confidence of the people and
attract large portion Of their patronage as hsi
been awarded to them heretofore
N B.-They will receive few Students, to WHOM
especial attention will be given ard every effort
made TO prepare them for College. 80
NAV %, 1865. ct
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OBSERVE THES.

Some time since raids were made upon different
deposits of Goods belonging to us, in our own pri-
right, by different parties Of returned sol
diers, they being under the impression that tbs
goods belonged TO the Confederate authorities. W.
have informed the parties who took them that ther
were private property, and many of them promptly
returned what they had taken. Others have fitilcd
to do SO, and this notice is for their benefit. We
have their names, and now warn them that unless
they bring in the goods in their possession wthou,
delay, they may expect TO be dealt with very
iy. We will add FOR their information, that IN viz
lettly taking possession Of our goods and apprJ-
priating then their use, they have laid them
selves liable to prosecution in the Courts, aud hl
forfeited their paroles.
YOUNG, wRISToN L ORE
Charlotte May ~, 1865. 2t
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STOLE n.

Taken from the subscriber on "Wednesday ln';.
the 10th inst, MULE marked L. s. and blind ia
the right eye. The Mule had been taken from
Charlotte Tuesday and had been recovered ana
was on the way back when be was seized by =
couple of soldiers about 10 miles from this place
Ifthe Mule is returned questions will be a'kea,
but if not the names Of the party who have him WI
be published. JOHN NJ. HOWE.
Charlotte, May Is, 1865. pd
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HAVE CHARIrY.-It would be we'll for some
people to ponder the following passage from the
Bible, and entertain little more charity for
others.
"And it came to pass, after these things, that
Abraham sat 10 the door Of his tent about the
going down of the sun, and behold a man bent
with age, coming from'the way of the wilder
ness, leaning on staff; and Abraham rose ard
met him; turn in, | pray thee, and wash thy
feet and arry all night, and thou shalt rise early
in the morning and 60 on thy way And the
old said, May. for will abide under this
tree But Abraham pressed him greatly, and
he turned and went into the tent, and Abraham
baked unleavened bread and they did eat. And
when Abraham saw that the man blessed not
God, he said unto him, Wherefore dost thou
not worship the most high God, creator Of hea-
ven and earth?' And the man answered and
said, i do not worship thy God, neither do I
call upon his name: for I have made to myself
God which abideth always in mine house and
provide:h me with all things And Abraham's
zeal was kindled against the man, and be arose
and fell upon the man, and drove him forth with
blows into she wilderness. And God called un-
to Abraham, saying, 'Abraham where is the
stranger? And Abraham ansuered and said,
Lord, he would not worship thee, neither would
he call upon thy name, therefore have driven
hin out from before nay face INTO the wilder
ness And God said, Have borne with him
these hundred and ninety and eight years, and
nourished bim and clothed him, notwithstand-
ing bis rebellion against me, and couldst not
thou, who art thysef sinner, beer With him
sne night?'
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UHAKLUTTE, \. G.,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Charlotte lrl
surrounding country that he has opened a shop il
the store occupied by C. Il. Query, TO SPRING.
corner where he will give prompt attention 10 re-
pairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c.
Watch-glasses and materials in general at whole
sale and retail.
May %, 1865. II
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TailOrin&.
JOHN VOGEL,

TACTICAL TAILOR,
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Charlotte ana
surrounding country, that be is prepared to manu-.
facture gentlemeH's cpbng in the latest style and
al short notGe- His best cxertions will be given III
render satisfaction to those who patronize himi
Shop opposite Kerrs Hotel, next door TO Brown !
Stitt's store.
January ], 1896.
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FOR RENT,

A two-story BRICK HOUSE, containing six Rooms
partly furnished situated nearly opposite the Epis
copai Church, adjoining the residence ofW. YateI
Nav %, 1865 APPLY AT THIS OFFIcEl
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FOR SALE,

pair of well broken Carriage HORSES with ligh
CARRIAGE and Harness. Also, two hno Saddle
HORSES They be seen at the Express Stables.
APPLY AT, THIS ORFicE
Nav % 1865
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CORN AND WHEAT.

want TO purchase Corn and Wheat at the Stasf
FIGURING Mill in shis place, for .whiel she mar
price will be paid. JOHN WiLhhS.
Charlotte May Is, 1865.
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ted, are subject to stamp duty as ''PromissOr,
Notes"
The assignment of a mortgage is subject 20 Ii.
same stamp duty that imposed upon the original
Instrument that is to say, for every sum five hun
dred dollars or any fractional part thereof of III,
amount secured by the mortgage at the time Of II,
assignment, there must be affixed stamp or stamp,
denotfng duty of fifty cents.
When two or more persons join in the execution.
of an instrument, the stamps TO which the instru.
ment is liable under the law, may be affixed a,s
cancelled by enc of the parties.
In conveyances of real estate, the law provide,
that the stamp affixed must answer to the value Of
the estate on interest conveyed
No stamp is required on any warrant of at,orn.,
accompanying bond or note, when such bond O,
note has affixed thereto the stamp stamps deuo,.
ing the duty required and whenever any bond or
note is secured by mortgage, but one stamfs duty IL
required such papers, such stamp, duty being ID,
highest rate required for such Instruments or eith,
Of them. In such case, a note or memorandum st
the value denomination of the stamp affixed
should be made upon the margin or in the acknow
edgment of the instrument which is not stamped
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A small dark sorrel HORSE with heavy body
was stolen from the subscriber. liberal rewata
will be paid for his recovery. p. 81. BROWN.
May 81 1865 pd
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NEWS ITEMS.

Arrest of the Gouernor OF Georgia Louis
willie, May l6-Gov. Brown of Georgia, arrived
this morning and left this afternoon. He was
arrested on the night of the 9th, at the Execu.
tive Mansion at Milledgeville, by Capt. Knee
land and Lieut. Bayard~ He goes to Washing
ton under charge Of the latter.
Gov Brown arrived in Washington on the
18th, under guard, aud was placed in the Old
Capitol prison.
1t is reported that detachment of cavalry
was in pursuit of Gov. Magrath Of South Caro-
lima, who was last heard from when about leav-
ing Spartanburg. -
The Nashville Press learns that Gen. Forrest
was killed by Capt Walker of the Confederate
army, in revenge for shooting his son,
The Memphis Argus says that Forrest was
killed at Parkville, Ala, the 18th, by four of
his own men, to avenge the death of six of their
comrades ordered to be shot by Forreststhe day
before for exulting over the news of Johnston S
surrender, which Forrest did not believe.
According to an order of the War Depart
men:, the Adjutant General has been directed
to commence mastering honora5ly out of service
all general sfield and staff officers who are un-
employed, or whose service is no longer needed.
Orders have been issued for the discharge of
$4,000 employees of the Quartermaster's De-
partment.
The Land Office has conveyed, by certified
transcript, to the State of Wisconsin,, for the
construction of the St Croix and Lake Superior
Railroad 15G,45O acres of land
On the 18th, U. S. Senator Stewart, of Ne
vada, delivered lecture in New York to an au-
dience composed mainly Of capitalists, on the
mineral wealth Of the Pacific States; and Sena-
tor Nye also gave an interesting account Of the
inexhaustible treasures of Nevada, the youngest
State in the Union.
A report from New Orleans says that grand
expedition is being organized to go to Texas.
Ex-Gov or HON H s. Foote has published
in Montreal long letter addressed to Secretary
Stanton He says he was ordered to leave the
States in 48 hours He is willing to 90 back
for trial No one appears to have much respect
for han who has acted like Foote
Gideon J. Pillow, ex General Of thaConfed-
crate army, has been captured near Selma, Ala
Gen. Ben Hill surrendered, with 700 men,. to
the u. S. troops.
It is stated that an attempt has been made
or contemplated against the life of the Emperor
Napoleon, by some 60 conspirator. The con-
sp'racy was discovered 10 time to prevent harm.
pa" On the 10th negro got into street
car in Philadelphia and refused all entreates to
leave it. The conductor of the car, fearful of
being fined for ejecting him, as was done by
one of the judges of one of the courts in SINH
Ter case, ran the car off the track, detached the
horses aud left the coIored man to occupy the
car all by himself. The colored man still firm
iy maintained bis position in the car having
spent the whole of the night there. The con-
ductor looks upon the part he enacted in the af-
fair as splendid piece Of strategy. The mat
ter creates quite sensation in the neighbor-
hood where the car was standing, and crowds of
sympathizers focked round the colorcd man
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The streets down town that used TO bust,
and hum like hive with business and activity.
begin to wear their old aspect again. Drays 6l
the streets, boxes, barrels and packages III,
sidewalks, and men, with locomotive energy 10
them, move about with velocity that is con.
tagious Old warehouses that have been closed
and to let since 1861, are opening on every
hand-RichnOnd Whig.