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s To those who sport the habjliments and
assume the appearance of men only to stand
on the street corners and watch the ladies
passing by, frequently .udulging nrih&ld COM
mcnts in tones sufficiently LOAD to reach the
ears Of the objects oftheir hlackguard remarks,
we commend the Perusal Of the following from
the New Albany Commercial:
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Administrators, Notice.

UTHEREAS Letters # Adniaistrsi on to the e
w tale Of Timothy Ives, late OF the borough o.
COuderspOrt deed. have been granted 10 the ier.
signed al pe sons Ind b,ed 10 said tsrafe are hereby
requested u maze immediate paymean, and Those
having claims against the same, viii present then
duly authenticated for ~eJtiemelt 10
MARIA IVES,
a. NJ BENTON, Administrators
a. OLMSTED,
COudeTsp0rl March /. 1867
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NOT a EEJMBUC!

| am authorized to sen Doty's Clothes and Vol
washer IN the county, and having used one fge
.htte months LAY, uuqualihedIy they are irst WI ~
lHeE p'oEii-e-a good thing. \ strong man or
Wo'nan can wash 81 much il two hour a. a von,ai,
C'. W.isu on a 'olhInon wash board IN eight hours
lat test WI convince any that it j. no Lumbuq
Machine. Cores Dndence invited - '"~-
as rei. TIE UIiversaI Clothes Wrinyer with COPS
A4N w TlhgeF Wi answer thai viii work on a NH
Usual price or ii Washer, 4I4,eJ gs
Wringer : IA IN a,s sr3
WA sell considerably less my object beng cfi.f
y 1Cs q l-eIul article. L. BIRD.
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WHO WAS IT :

He was standing on the corner,
n the place where loafers meet,
And he watched tue dressv damsels
As they waded o'er the street.
From his mouth came iunuendoes,
And his eyes was opened wide,
As on tiptoe they came dancing
O'er the muddy, sloppy tide
When a lady and her daughter,
Stepping carefully aleng,
Closely yelled from sWeet-lnepection,
Heard his shiny, 'venomed tongue,
Then the little wells were lifted,
And with shame his head he hung,
For his mother ana his sister
Thus had struck the speaker dumb,
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CRIsTADORO;s HAIR DYE.

II = ridiculous 10 rry into sO,iety grey sandy or
carro'y head when Eve minutes would render i =
Attractive ~ Nature coud have made 81 e. he- hap
p = mO0l. NJ uftctured by J CRISTADORO. 6
AstpF House, New York Sold hyd ugs IS IN
piled by adj Hair Dre-sers
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Local and General.
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Coudersport, MarA I, 1867.
THE HE UF A COMET,
according to Milton. is rendered teufold more terri
bic b. It's
HT0Yrid Hoir

and there Thousands Of fiery human heads which
n'fg / he renae I'd c-larmirg nv simply changing
Their tint TO a melluw brown or perfectly natura
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SELECT SCHOOL.

Miss VI. E DAVIDSON VIII open Select
School in the Coudersport Academy. on Mon
day. March !, 1857, to continue tSelve weeks,
Those intending 10 teacn wi1rsSsiyd special
instruction FREE.
Tuition, to be paid st the middle OF the Ierm'
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cOudersport. Tuesday Evening March, 26, 1867.
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THE PERIOD or TEETHiNG
The Nursing Syrap has no Equal.

For the benefit Of mothers and nurses We wonld ad-
wise vou when the chId il restless, feversh, thirsty,
head not face flushed, eugEe c1ated nuNe qulr Eened
TO z We warm BATH followed by appropriate uoses OF
En NrpsrNr ~rnr-n and
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ssy 1867 1867 "A
Philadelphia s Erie Railroad.

Ere 11a ! "a 3 10 P "
Erie Express Tram p 4 n
LEAVE Westward,
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For DfarrNoea. Dysenrery, Cho'ic, Cholera MorhUs
Cholera Infa turn Fits from Worms ; pasus, Wind
in the Stomach a4l tuwe.s, sc but
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For Children when TeethinC

ANu To PRODUCE SLEEP-
wish TO call yonr ention 70 the above medic ne
as beu. superior ever before offered The
for the rrIrnc-cS for which recommend il. Very
- - ----.---r r---L-L - :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-26

A GOLD NINE IN OUR M1DsT.-Parties
engaged in digging well on the lot of Mr..
G. P. Courtney, Twenty-sixth street near
Venable, last Saturday, came across a
specimen of sparkling ore, which imme-
diately arrested their attention. Pieces
were at once secured and taken to some
of our most skilful and experienced jew
ellers, who unhesitatingly pronounced it
rich with the precious metal. Unfortu-
nately, Just as the treasure was Disco
vered, water made its appearance and SUBJ
merged the vein. It will be an easy mat
ter, however, to pump off the water, and
then, no for Church Hill instead of Aus
tralia and California.
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sent me the money for carrying the to-
bacco-Page and Pearman employed me
to carry it. Did not carry this tobacco to
any other place than my stable-yard. 1t
was taken from my stable-yard next morn
ing.
Otis F. Presberg sworn: Identified this
rel as piece of the boz placed in my
hands by Pritchard, and compared it with
Pritchard's brand at the time received it.
Am satisfied that it was not a genuine
brand. Am connected with the internal
revenue, and have been for four years, as
assessor of the Buffalo district, New York.
This [C] is false brand which is put on
to cover tobacco packed in box as having
paid the Government tax, while the fact
is it has paid no tax.
John Pritchard was recalled, and sub
jected to a rigid and lengthy examination,
but nothing new was elected.
At halfpast an adjournment took
place until half-past 8. The examination
of Pritchard was resumed, but at half.pa
4 the court again adjourned to allow wit
nesses to appear at the Mayors Court in
the case of Ben Allen and others charged
with stealing tobacco from Hoppe. lSee
report in another column.l
The examination will be resumed before
Commissioner Chahoon again this morning
at 9 o'clock.
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FUEL.-The great heat which has pre-
vailed during the past few days has rem
dered the public quite Indifferent as to
fuel. But no branch of the city trade has
increased more rapidly during the past
five or ten years, and none possesses more
universal interest. When the "Icy Mo-
march" shall commence his reign, then
will the wood and coal dealers reap their
harvest. At present, the ice merchants
are masters of the situation. For the
benefit of the Dispatch's numerous read
ers we have obtained the figures below,
which may be received as the present
ruling rates:
Coal-Antbracite, $3.50 to So per ton
of 1000 pounds; Clover Hill, best, 81. so
per load of rs bushels Carbon Hill, $3.50 !;
Midlothian, 81; National Coal Mining
Company's coke, $3.50.
Wood.-Oak, retail, delivered at $500
per cord wholesale, s.. Pine, delivered,
S6; wholesale, 81. Sawed oak, S!.5o ;
sawed pine, 81. Kindling oak, 81, deliver
ed kindling pine, $3.50.
The chief source of supply is by way OF
the James River canal; but at present
there is little arriving, and the stock is
therefore somewhat light.
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auction Sales This Dan.

SAMPSON JONES, JR., co. will sell at their
warehouse at lOa o'clock we'll assorted stock
OF groceries, wines, and liquors.
REGNAULT co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at the
residence OF Mrs. Watson, on Fourth street be-
tween Broad and Grace. Mrs. WIS entire stock
Of household and kitchen furniture.
FREDERICK DEGENHARDT will sell at 81
o'clock, on the premises, lot on Plum street
between Elmwood and Dover Streets Sidney.
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=" UNIVERSITY.
w MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
BALTIMoRE, MD.
% INIvT rv

PACULTf:
Rev. Thomas E. Bond. N. D., President
g. C. NJ Roberts. N. D.. Emeritus Professor Of
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children.
A. J. Foard, N. D., Professor of Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
J. p. Logan n D.. Professor of the Principles
and Practice Of Medicine.
Harvey L. Byrd u. D., Professor Of obstetrics.
NJ rtin p. Scott. D., Professor Of the Diseases
of Women and Children.
Edward Warren, M. H.. Professor Of the Princi-
pies and Practice Of surgery.
John F. Monmonier, NJ D.. Professor OF Physi-
ologv and General Pathology.
J. J. Moorman, D., Professor of Medical Ju-
rispruo6ace and Hygiene.
Joseph x Clagstt n. D., Professor Of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics
Clarence Morht, 81. D., Professor CT Medical
CHI hemistry and PHI armacy.
John N. Monmonier, n. D., Demonstrator OF
Anatomy.
The next session Of this institution will COM
mence on the FIRsT To UESDAY Of October next,
and continue for FIVE months.
One student fr"n each congressional district ol
the late slave holding States will be admitted to
all the privileges of this university upon the pay
ment OF thirty FIVE dollars for each session Of at
tendance.
Wounded and disabled soldiers will have pre-
cedence In this regard over all other applicants.
All the subjects embraced In the curricum will
be thoroughly taught and properly illustrated.
Every facility will be afforded to our students
for clinical study and anatomical Investigation
FEES Matric alton, IS dissection 80; Pro-
lessons, $l20; Grad uatioo, 500 Beneficiary, $s5
For further information address the subscriber
No. II Liberty street,,
northeast corner Lexington or Barnum's Hotel.
an 6-1aw6w
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST %.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandlss and passengers, b. Ayres Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
chandiss and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
Schooner Home, Bunting, Philadelphia, pig
iron, Old Dominion Works.
SAILED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, b. Ayres Co.
Steamer Stale OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, u. w. Cnrrie.
schooner W. Fray ser, Applegarth, Philadelphis,
marchaudi.e, Armste ad i Parr.
Schooner Julia, Delaney, Baltimore, lumber,
Armstead Il Parr.
schonsr s. C. Groves, Weaver, New York, mer-
chaudise, Crowell & Currie.
Schooner Young Frazear, Burger, Boston, grain,
Crowsll Currie.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Problem, Owens from Richmond, ar
rived ut Philadelphia on the 2oth, and cleared for
Norfolk on the 23I.
Schooner Frederick Fisher, from Rooklsnd for
Richmond, was spoken of Cape May on the Goth
instant.
British brig glla, Pool, cleared from Hsw York
for kichm hmond on the 23d instant.
Schooner Flying scud, Mitchell, cleared from
Hayre de Grace for Richmond on the 3ad instant.
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PHoroaRAPHY.-Iti is a fact understood and ap.
preciated by all good critics that c. r. BEES q
Co. g photographs possess in larger degree the
essential qualities OF artistic portraiture than the
pictures OF any gallery south OF the Potomac. In.
deed, 1t Is conceded by the most accomplished
judges that their pictures far superior to those
OF many OF the frstclass galleries in the largest
cities north Let our people remember this, and
patronizs the old institutions Of Richmond. wher
the genius OF industry and enterprise must secnre
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Richmond Tobacco Exchange, August 24.

Richmond Tobacco Exchange, August -.
Breaks and receipts very light. Market
firm and prices unchanged. Below we give
the transactions loo hogsheads, II tierces, and
10 boxes offered, and sold as follows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Ltgs-Common to medium dark working,
IS to SO good dark working, IS to $l2; sun
cured, common, 81 to $l2; sun-cured, good,
$l2 to SIS; coal-cured, common, 81 TO Sl2 ;
coal cured bright, sl2 to $40; coal-cured, fan
cy, $40 to $i5.
Leac-Common dark working, 81 to 50; me-
dium dark working. $40 to $l4; good dark
working, Sl5 to $l7 fine and wrapping, slS to
S2l sun-cured, SIS TO S25 and S32; yellow
wrappers, common 500 to $35 yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 TO 500 and $500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
LmJs-Tery common and heavy weights, s.
to s6 50 medium, $6 to IS; good. is to $l2. 80.
Leaf-English shipping, $l6 to $40 and $27. 80;
continental shipping, $l3 to SIS and $23.
sTgAAISs TOBACCO.
Leaf-Common, $l2 to sl4 good, $l5 to Sl7
fine, $lS to $50 and $2S.
Stsms.-yery common to good, 81 to $4.jo
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A NEW L1SE.-We understand that the
steamer Admiral, the first of a new line
to be established between Baltimore and
the White House, reached the latter place
on Saturday. Aessrs. Needham s. Son
are the proprietors of the new line, and
expect to continue 1t regularly. The
White House is on the Pamunkey river,
and Immediately at one of the stations of
the York River railroad. Persons desiring
pleasant route to the Monumental City,
varied with travel by land and water, will
probably find this to answer all they may
wish.
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"SUNDAY SCHOOL CHOIR" THE above
is the title of q neat little collection Of
Sunday School hymns composed by E, Fl.
Chamberlayne, Esq, of Richmond, Va.
The songs are entirely new, and many of
them truly beautiful, and we cheerfully re-
commend it to the superintendents of our
different Sabbath schools. 1t can be found
in any of our bookstores.-Petersbmg H.
der.
We return thanks for copy of the same
book, and adopt the hader'S notice.
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NIGHT AUcTIoSs.-Broad street and VI
cinity are now vocal nearly every night
with the cry of the auctioneer. At three
different localities one may purchase al
auction any article he may desire from 8
clothes pin to sewing machine, or from
a needle to pulpit. The crowds In at
tendance are generally large, and the COM
peting bids lively, if not large. The freed
men seem to have peculiar penchdnI LOT
auctions, and regard every article so oo-
tanned bargain.
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CoRN AND FLOUR ExCHANGE.-This in
stitution is rapidly growing in public ia
vor. Large numbers Of dealers are in at
tendance daily, and generally many visit
ors avail themselves Of the kind invitation
of subscribers to be present. The arrange
ments are all that could be desired, and
both buyers and sellers are so much bene-
fted that the wonder is the Exchange was
not established long since.
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COLIN McRAR is our authorized agent for the
Dispatch in the town Of Manchester. He will be
assisted by r. Fl. BkAzLEY, ESQ Subscribers may
rely npon being regularly served with their pa
per- ss our agent is determined to give satisfaction
to all concerned.
The Enquirer and Examiner and Wig and Nt1o
York Ledger will be regularly furnished to SUBJ
scribers.
Persons who may desire to take one or more OF
the above. named papers are requested to apply
at the drug store Of DR.. A. S. MckAE, Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-26

PREMATURE.-We have undoubted au-
thority for stating that the announcement
in one or two of our city cotemporaries Of
the arrival of Bishop McGill at New York
last Tuesday was premature. At a late
hour Saturday evening the most intimate
friends of the Bishop in this city had re-
ceiyed no information of his arrival in this
country,
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LARGE MARKET.-The attendance at the
Shockoe Hill Market Saturday was more
numerous than on any previous day during
the present year. There were over l80
carts from the country, and hucksters and
small dealers almost innumerable. The
buyers were not equal to the supplies, and
many venders from distance remained
over until the evening market, encouraged
by the hope that they would be able to
dispose of the remainder of their stock.
The melon crop has been prolific this
season beyond precedent. Prices have
consequently fallen to a very low figure.
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Gross OUTRAGE UPON CH1LD.-Isaac
Harris, Charles Wilkinson, and John Will
liams, colored, were arrested Saturday,
upon a charge of rape, by officers Bibb
and O'Dwyer, and lodged in the First sta
tion-hous Justice Higgins issued war
rant for the arrest upon the complaint Of
Maria Johnston, small colored girl un-
der twelve years of age. The case will be
heard before the Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-26

ABEAuTIFUL PET.-Mr. Richard Preston,
so well known to the citizens Of Richmond
ten or fifteen years ago, has just returned
to his former home, after protracted ab-
sence of several years in China. He brings
with him quite curiosity. 1t is deer
about the size Of hare, or coney, but of
full age, and most perfectly and symmetri-
cally formed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-26

THROUGH TRAyEL.-The through travel
on the line Oia Richmond, Petersburg, and
Weldon, seems to be slightly on the in
crease. The recent connection, which en-
ables o passenger to 60 through from
Aqua creek to Weldon without chang
ing cars, will, it is thought, when generally
known, greatly increase the travel BY this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-26

A SLANG PHRASE EXPLAINED BY FACT.
Quilp says that inasmuch as the Govern
ment officials have received piece of one
of Hoppe's tobacco boxes from Cincin-
natl, they have "the dead wood on him."
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GARLICK'S FERRY, on the Pa.
~ munky river, ia now open to cross az sasse 70
ng Willism Courthouse. 10 WslkeIton Terry, on
tho Asttsponi To frazier's ferry, direct roass !"
King and Queen Courthouse. ~ p~1W
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Boor THEFT.-Solomon Miller, colored,
charged with stealing pair of boots from
William Curtis, colored, was arrested Sa-
turday by officer O'Dwyer and locked up
in the First station-house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-26

CONCERT To-NIGHT.-It will be seen by
announcement in another column that a
concert will be given at Ebenezer church,
Leigh street, tonight, for the benefit of
that institution. The object is laudable
one, and the programme attractive.
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orylcg CRY GAS woxgs. .uvus,s 1857.

f,,. o'FicE CITY GAS wosgs, august 8. 1887.
NJ laL l. MOI ICE Persons who
W. sPtiehssed Gas -HOuSE LINZ prior 10 April,
Ii. Ire hfreby notified th.tif they do not take
.I,a tAe 30 rorchased away from the woi ks be.
elsII I Within the next TgIhTY DAYS, such
kah VIII not be recognized.
LIZ oi~ef Of the Chairmgn Of the COMMITTEES on
go q. CAMPBELL,
Superintendent.
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RICHMOND. Va, August II, 1857.

RIcHAoND, va, August u, 1857.
A TORS N OT1 G e
II LAST CALL.-All persons indebted to the es-
tsts Of Martha q. Isbeil, deceased late OF Louisa
cou ~. are hereby no,ited that they must make
pay ment ut once, and those having claims sg ainst
The said estate must present them. properly
authe nticated, for settiement as the bustness OF
- FRANCIS T. IsBRLL,
Administrator Of Martha q. lsbsll, deceased.
80 l2-MH 0tics opposite Spotswood Hotel.
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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange,August 2i

Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, august 81
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White, 2,932 bushels red, 1,l9S
bushels mixed red and white, 66 bushels.
Corn.-White, 444 bushels yellow, 1876 bush
els !; Mixed 1874 bushels.
OHs.-l,24S bushels.
Rye.-40 bushels.
Fzour.-Extra, IS barrels.
SALES.
Wheat-White, 2,O62 bushels, inferior to
prime, $l.75@$2. 40; red, 9l6 bushels, inferior
to good, $l.O5@S2.l7h.
C0rn.-White, 444 bushels, $l.O3@Sl.0 .05, good
to prime yellow, 72 bushels good ut 81 !;
mixed, Ala bushels, al.O2@$l.05.
oats -9l4 bushels fair to prime, 50@55e.
Rye.-4O bushels prime, $l.2j.
Fiour.-Extra, country new, barrels, Sll.
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MANCHESTER SUBSCRIBERS who may fall to re-
cetve the Dispatch within the next few days are
requested to give notice at DR.. McRAE's drug
store, when they will be regularly served. We
are compelled to change our carriers on that
route, and 1t may cause some irregularity for
short time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-26

CALL FOR THEM.-There are several let
ters in the Dispatch counting room Tor the u {,
following parties: "X," "a b" u ="
"Z."" Teacher" and Education" Fer
sons interested will please call and obtain
them.
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WHITE WITSEssRs.-The mouth Of the man who
purifes his teeth with SozoDoST is q witness box,
and every time he opens 1t, two rows Of cleaning
witnesses testify TO It's beautifying properties.
au 2l-eodlw
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PEAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Harrison,
Godtin s. Apperson sold on Saturday a
house and lot on Bank between Ninth and
Tenth streets for $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-26

HOME SCHOOL IN LOU1SA.-The
IL second session of this school opens lst Octo-
Der next, and closes 30th June following
With the prime view OF having my own children
properly instructed, have be en- at pains to pro-
cure good teacher. and have secured the services
OF Mrs. E. D. HDNDLBY, who has taught sue.
cessfully elsewhere, and IL, bslisve tn horou8hly
qualified In every respect.
limited number OF boarders will be received
on the following terms:
Board with no extra charges) and tuition
SloO w
Music, with uss OF Piano (ordin arilyj.. IS 90
Payable one half In advance, the residue lst
March following.
My residence tCuckoo), handsomely located in
one OF the most healthfn sections Of the State is
four miles from Toersvile station, on the Central
railroad. Pupils will thus he placed in almost
daily communication with their homes, and in
case OF sickness will receive medical treatment, II
desired, free Of charge. Address
BIZ. p. B. PENDLETON.
To1a Il ".
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DING.-James Jackson, colored, charged
with feloniously entering in the night time
the storehouse Of J. G. Smith and stealing
some fractional currency, postage stamps,
&c., was called, but the witnesses not ap-
pearing, he was set back to appear to-day.
Maria Low, colored, charged with as
saulting and striking with brick Rachel
Lowell, colored, was sent home.
Thomas Paxton, colored, appeared to an
swer for being implicated in the murder Of
Enoch Turner on the 7th Of this month.
William Coleman testified that he was
with Didimus two nights after the murder,
and that he went up and spoketo him. He
was very disordcrly, and l reprimanded
him. He told me that had been marked
by them, and then commenced cursing me.
He was set back in default of 5000 to keep
the peace.
Maria Logan and Anna Miller appeared
to answer for assaultipg Hattie Bibb. The
Mayor told the whole party to clear out.
Samuel Adams, whito, on complaint of
his wife, appeared to answer the charge of
adultery. The case was continued until
to-day.
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THAsks.-To Captain Clifford, of the
steamer John Sylvester, for Norfolk pa
perS,