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For NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK, HNk
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ssSalE25S
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships lSAAC
BELL. SARATOGA, NIAGA Il A, ALbE-
MARIE, and HATTERAS, leave New YORK ior
Norfolk City Point, and Richmond, every TUES
DAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, =
O'clock P, NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide;
These ships are entirely new. They nave elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommoda-
tions. and attention. are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers ior al
Insurance effected, when ordered: At A QuAa,R-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at lhe oihces o' 'nis
company. 80 ,o- croo,wi n
street, New York. 80
corner Main and Eleventh streetes
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MERCHANTS,

PREACHERS, STUDENTS,
MERCHANTS,
BOOK-BUYERS GENERALLY,
will please take notice that
STARkE e RYL&ND,
No. 0l5 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
are prepared to furnish them anything IN the
BOOK AND STATIONERY LINE
at the lowest market price.
Our stock of SCHOOL-BOOhS Is very COM
pctc comprising the most approved textbooks
In Arithmetic, Algebra, Anatomy, Astronomy,
Book-K ecping, Botany, Chemistry, Composition
Elocutlon, Geography, Geology, Geometry, Gram,
mar and Etymology; History: Literature, an9
Art Moral and Mental Philosophy, Natural
Philosophy, Spelling, Reading, French, Spanish,
German Italian. Latin and Greek.
STATES, COPY-B0OkS,
COMPOSITION BOOKS, INKS,
sc PAPERS, PENCILS, PENS,
1rRIrI., --"at variety, and rs cheap
INkSTAEDS In ~ ~" city.
Us they can be boucht IN W. CELE-
A SPLENDID assortment of FAlRCitlLD
DRAFTED GOLD PENS al ways On iiand-
Call and examine our stock, or seud lor cat"-
loguc. an,
Country orders promptly filled.
Address STARKE L RYLAED,
se DIV Richmond Va.
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Those In want of something nice in the way of 4
late style hat will do well TO call on \. \. ALLEN,
1919 Main street.
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A CARD.-Nc desire to return our sincere ana
heartfelt thanks to the frcmcn, our numerous
friends, aud the public generally, for their very
kind and prompt assistance to Us during the hfc
last night In aiding us to pack and remove our
Goods to place Of safety and especially 10 the
20 &C the Richmond Wing for the use OF
propFlctoro '" our goods
their counting-room to stoi.
Very respectfully,
E.B. SPENCE ( Son.
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- i1FWNWN'tNt NV y "''.
WILLIAM {. DUSHAM u CO., a
n ATInN Al. I1NE

Steamers weekly TO LIVERPOOL, H4EFH
calling at QUEENSTOWN, leaving. .sslss4sszcsssazs
pier Il North river every Saturday
DrNMARK, ERIN. PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGINND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage SlOc and Si5, currency.
Stccragc passage, $3.50, currency.
Stecrage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
s37, In currency. -.
Stccragc passage from Antwerp, Hamburg, Rot
tcrtIalm, and iIayrc. $t5, IN currency.
For further particulars, apply 1T the offices of
The company, 90 Broadway, T. w. j. HURST,
Manager, or to
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND %NF$
JSMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS"
n ITEs OF pASsAGEBYT THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First cabin, Payable In Cold.
Liverpool or Queenstown. .....:.............Sloow w
iSteerdge. Pdydbte Ia Currency.
liverpool or Queenstown. ...................sa % w
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
Liverpool or Queenstown tgold).,......"'.$ ~ w ~
st. Johns, n. f., by branch steamer (gold. ao W
Steerage, Payable in Currency. . = a
Liverpool or Queenstown. i........"......"'9 Se w w
St Johns, n. F., by branch steamer r.....;.. 8o w
Tickets sold To and from England, Ireland, ana
the Continent, at moderate rates.
For further information apply at the Company's
offices. JOHN &. DALE, Agent,
IS Broadway, New YORK or 10
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GTEAMERS.

EOR NORFOLK, P0RTs-ssTIsnsr
TINDfSGa on TIE JAMES RTVEk.-Ihe fast
and elegant UNITED STATES 4 II y NAL, 4 i steamer
JOHN 8 ! e. Tk Il,
leaves her wharf ut Rockets for the ab9ve-namsso
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana an Tnss- Em
DAYS, at q O'Clock A. Nj. ana returns on A4e'
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time % 70 o,n,. Soh.
meet with steamers for Baltimore ana points
North. -, orrt
val of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk S2.5o.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturoays,
from IL NJ. to S L. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmout.
Boston, Baltimore, and principal iaangs III, smea w
Chesapeake bay, and al regular landings on JaineS
river. at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freiehts for way-landings must be prepaid:
Apply to l.. -; IAIoM, agehms.,
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OFFICE NORFOLK AND RICHMOND ]
STEAMBOAT COMPANY, 7
RICHMOND, September Is, 1859.

STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
RICHMOND, September Is, 1859.
GtHANGE OF TINE-FALLSL5r
OAND WINTER ARRANGE sss.a..a..s = z
MENTION andafier WEDNESDAY, nd instant,
the steamer JOHN SYLVESTER will leave COM
pany's wharf at half-past O'Clock \. NJ.
sc lG-t22S L, Il, TATUM. Agent.
NOTICE.--Thc BOATS of Asssx-;TITTI5I,ss u III,
~ my line will leave the Basin ls.-..--..s----.-.
promptly on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and dSA-
TURDAYS.
Freights taken for 0N points on the Canal
Office, front Of -four shed.
au7 X. A. HILL, Agent.
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Richmond. Septcmber 81, 1859.

4 CARD.-Wc desire 10 return our sincere ana
heartfelt thanks to our friends and citizens gene
rally who proiFcrcd their assistance while our
premises were threatened with destruction by fire
on the night Of the Goth, and especially TO the un-
tring efforts of the firemen In preventing our pro-
perty from burning.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
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WliLL1HM i. C. DuNHAM & CO., Agents.
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND TZ
IlNDDNDERRN. p>.llELIs

STEAM TO GLASGOW AND rsS
LONDONDERRY. 1%s4llEsssSs
THE ANCHOR L1NE f..
Eayoritc Clvde- built passenger steamers are In
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 20, North river, ut IL O'Clock VI.
RATES or PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry Sso ana
;S75. a,,o
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, Sleo.
Steeragc to Glasgow or Derry, $50 intermediate,
S3J.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, Sa7.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, HaVre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., at very low rates
Drafts issued payable at any bank III Great Bri-
tain.
For further information apply nj the compahy,s
Offices No. Bowling Green, New York, to HEN
DEESoN BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM G. DUNIIAM & co, Agents. .
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Corner of Main and Tenth streets.
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DONER II ALL COAL, the cheapest
COKE. the best cooking fuel in market. An
TIIRACITE Co&tn ALL sizes, 1t lowest market
rates. WO0D-OAK and PINE-Sawcd or long,
at lowest market rates, promptly delivered in any
part OF the city by JONES 4 BROOKE, Agents
bower Company aud Carbon Hill mines. Yard on
ii \ th sl rect near Canal eli
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE
DRIED ut tie Dispatch Office
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ALL KINDS or NM SS T4IEk TSoILkhs r. sisy ysss, sas
SSsaSseSs p ssssr s .isssA
iisE iSigsTEP dbEhS4ElsR sss
Siss Ts1asss sssss
sIEaM, ssadqfars far I'VE sssx s u
8, ssSsr ss ss "a
i5sslsTss IS. ss;
pss psw ssas. out coa as's ass'saa as ) s d
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CHEAP WOODl CHEAP FUEL.
II Look at this and come and see. Good 90 shA- 9s
sJSED PINE WOOD, per half cord, long, S"..o s.
Der half cord, sawed ready for usc S2.7a per
poia ~ 'H0 '"'1' A. PACE, Agent.
Office and yard, 9l5 Basin bank,
je Is between Ninta ana len'h sIi oe.1.
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IRON WORKS.


DICHMOND STOVE
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS,
FOUNDED 1851,
1000 CARY STREET, RICII;IoSD, VA,
Manufacture
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES.
HOLLOW WARE,
FRONTS AND CRATES.
ALSO.
IRON FRONTS for stores and public build
wINSDfS0w CAPS AND slLLs,
CAST IRON CORNICES,
'T.YANIZED IRON CORSICES,
G4.- TLINGS.
IRON VERAn.- nc
VAULT DoOSS &C.,
SCOTCH AND AMERICAN fi~. NN
FOUNDRY SUPPLIES.
BUY or HOME MASuFAcTURE-
Recause better and as cheap; because you give
bnme mechanics and lab0rers employment; pc
cause YOU can easily get your articles repaired
because your money IS LEFT ut home. ADDRESS
SNYDER & IRBY,
ca oodSw3m Proprctors.
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RAsLN0AnS.
EN Sss rzgI:E -2sns.s-ziiE.sE S-sEIzsEgszs-al
RAIL

sr 60 60
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
X ROAD.-SUMMER SCIIEDUEE.-Oa and
aftcr th" SoTH JUNE 1909, The MAIL TRAIN will
run dsiy between Richmond and White Sulphur
Springs. Leave Richmond at A. NJ. aud arrive AT
VI bite sulphur Springs at 81 I. ~. Leave White
Sulphur Springs at a. n. and arriveat Richmond
at $50 2. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Char
!attcayille and Richmond On MONDAYS WE'D
NESDAIS and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char.
lottcsville st A. NJ, and arrives at Richmond al
s2s \. VI. Leaves Richmond at 1880 Z. NJ, and
arrives 81 Charlottesville ut i. NJ.
The NAIL TRAIN connects at GordouScille and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, AlexandrIx
and Manassas railroads for Alexandria, Washing
ton, rhl2Gclphia, New York, Lynchburg, Knox
Vile. Chattanooga, Memphis. New Orleans, Mont
gomcry, Mobile. &c: ~ Sttunton with stages
FOR Ncycr'S Cave, HarriSonnura and Augusta
Springs: at Goshen with stages for Lexington. Ma
tural Bridge Rocknr!dge Alum Springs, Cold Sui
phur Springs and RocSoridge Baths; at Nillboro'
with Stages for Bath Alum and Warm Springs !:
81 Cnvington with stages for Hot and Healing
Springs; At Allegheny with stages for Old Sweet
and Red Sweet Springs and at White Sulphur
Springs with stages FOR Salt sulphur Springs, Lew
I>hurr, Charleston, &C.
JAMES 7. NETHERLAND,
Il
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

SCHOOL STATION
y ERY. PIANO-FORTES, AND MUSIC
WOODHOUSE & PAltlIAM are now III receipt
Of their fall supplies of -
BOOKS and STATIONERY,
pIhNO-FORTES AMI MUSIC,
comprising the best stock they have offered Tor
several years past.
Professors teachers. parents, pupils, and others,
supplied on liberal terms with all the school-Dooks
required. together with stationery OF every cc-
scriptlOn. .,
They are the Richmond agents for the superb
CIICKERlNG PIANO-FORTES.
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
eo 30 1905 Main street.
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SUMAC MILLS.
The subscribers are engaged In the manuiacsnrs,
of fSJIWac MILLS, and from their knowledge ana
-. "a ,a, 90 LsIioya thew can construct better ana
more perfect MILL han can be procured any
where In the United States. ,,,,,, an ,er-
We shah be pleased 10 corresponu niia go -
sons inciuedto engage In this business. :, NyyIS
we will II desired put in operation W. w, shs Ne
purchased from us, and will also furnish All t'o
ressary inform alton about grinding, &c:
'sS1 SCOTT & B0WER?,
Hope FOUNDRY,
ca, ,us Fredericksburg, y a.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

~roTICE.-An persons indebted 10 O., rue ~.
lsts ytlr,n Of HUSDLEi & IArSaaf IA,rrtS,, aaciobar.
10 settle the same before the ss,ii In tbo
TteT. sgf,lcl, time All accounts VIII be s.seca -
han,is OF ar officer for collection. nA,rIrM.
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/ AM PREPARED TO FURNISH MY
4 customers and the public with almost anything
'"0' ''' ". II. kEISINGHAM,
nnnkscI1c- Stationcr Binder. and Blank-Jook
Manufacturers No. S3l Broad street, corner OF
I;nfL I,irLmond Va Sc l6-lm
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F1ICUMUND AND PETERSBURG

"A EhiLROAp.--0E and after MONDAY. May
.! ~" trains of this roaG viii hc ran ~ follows:
Leave Richmond att \. -. and : rs =. NJ.
Ic:i1" Petersburg 1T :5J a. NJ. and ESQ l.. VI.
ACCOAIMcDA1ID% TRAIN, with passenger
car attached will leave Richmond daily y. 3:!5 J..
NJ. and Petersburg daily 1t ~ NJ. Sundays cX-
CcDtcd).
Ihr / A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
Sundays. and the ESQ I. NJ. train will not leave Pc.
trr>uurE On Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:35 j. VI.
train on and ailcr august the llth instant.
Baggage checked through.
tn" pas>ongcr coach attached to the coal train
Will !cayr Clover lii!l at \. W.. ana. returning
leave Richmond Il g::u =. u. on Tuesdays, Thurs
days. and Saturdays.
THOMAS II. WINNIE.
StiprrinlC,IIrnt.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.
EOR SALE, r
Il A LARGE BAY HORSE. 49, -
Works well anywhere. and is a frst-rate family
horse. Apply to Y.nyry
se2o-3s Pearl Block, Fourteenth street.
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COKE, COAL, AND WOOD.-JuSt re
- ccived, superior article of SOFT CoEE fHl
cooking purposes: also, GLOVER lllLh LCMl
COAL ut FG: HAIL, S.. HARD, for CRATES o,
stoves, 81 rcr load, delivered. also teer OF
hand the best ANTHRACITE coal, and OAl
and PINE WOOD {. i. LiPSCOMB.
So ol--Sr, corner of Seventh and Byrd streets.
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SCHOOL-BOOKS!! T.!
lCCART GAMBLER, No. 1909 Main street, oppo-
site 81. Charles Hotel Richmond, Ya have now
on hand Il complete assortment of SCHOOL
BOOKS AND STATIONERY in all varieties,
Which they offer at lowest prices. A liberal dis
count made &, teachers. Country merchants
furnished at Philadelphia wholesale prices.
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DEEgESTE
/ DIN MAH8NY,

nR. GEORGE T. KEESEE, gra-ga
1 - duatc OF the Baltimore College OF VrIp
Dental Surgery, gives his undivided aitchti91 10
al Operations pertaining 70 the pcacIcc OF Gen @
tlstry both In It's relations 10 the NATURAL OK
ANS adto their substitution by beautiful sets oi
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH ExTKACTFD by the aid Of pure nj
HJu oxide gas when desired
Tn-enr-cr;ler Broad aud Nineteenth streets.
q jy 2i-5m
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= superintendent.
ApRANGEN1EN,i, TO rIIE

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO TIE
= NORTH. EAST, and WEST, ria the Rich
,@0Ud Fredericksburg ana Potomac railroad,
,arryrc Tho t',:;"d States mail twice daily. Elc-
rar.t ears with new patent slccpng-chairS on all
;rdlur. The through trains on this road
ron from the depot corner Of Byrd and Eighth
streets as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
lHchmoud daily ri HIS y. NJ, arriving In Wash
ih-tuu ~ 6:!5 Z. NJ. connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, East, and
West.
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN, with
"i"@autN cars with the now patent s'ccping-chairs
attached. leaves Richmond daily iSundayS except
') q; S:!5 l.. NJ, arri yiuE IN Washington at G:O A.
NJ. connecting with Nc early morning trains for
tGr North Ea~i. auG West
Eoth STEAMERS stop 1T Alexandria each way.
Thu ACCOMIiGDhIIpN TRAIN for Milford
and all way-st~ton, leaves depot corner Broad and
E!chth streets at $50 i, NJ. Returning, arrives al
$50 a. VI.
Through tickets ana through baggage checks to
all principal points.
For lurthg2 information and through tickets, ap,
ny at iiC Office Of the company. corner Broad and
ti~h;n streets. ShuckoC nm and at the ticket of.
hgu corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j, Il. GENTRY. Genera: Ticket Agent.
~hN'E5. HtEil. Superintendent my4
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


NOODE s. ATKINS,
VI ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BOydton. Mcckcnhurg county,
practice In the courts Of MccklenburS. Luncn-
burg and Brunswick counties, and in the United
States Courts at Richmond.
N'"'|N THOMAS F. GOODE,
eos WILLIAM II. ATKINS.
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Sxa,;--,aNERY, &c.

hpEAS1- >>c-~>>~>>|-N>s0>
MACHINE sHQP
sLoAT & ApDfNGTos'
MACSII;iNISIs. .0,svr SeAs
FoUsTEESTu, RIcHslosR
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SyaoIS AND CSAE.

GCAL AND WOOD.-I am now rcceiv-
" lug orders for winters supply Of ANTllRA-
lalc prices. CLOVER H!LL GOAL and OAK
and PINE WOOD at lowest market rates
Send in your orders To Nineteenth and Cary or
Scl enth and Grace streets.
Sc 40 CHARLES H. PAGE.
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EDITION.-Askf for klein
> INGuhMS SCuOOL-kEPOhT BOOK.
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IN LAYING IN THEIR WINTEk
SUPPLY OF FUEL my friends ana @ the ht pmp.io ,renu
Main and Gary they will find 4 full snpP1IIS o.
ASTHRACITE, CLOVER IlIhL,S sLStl ana MGn1. sli1ho-
THAN COAL, and OAK ana I'M III, " WrfITR 2TPR.
Eighth between Main and Gary streets
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GLOVER HILL HARD COAL.-l am
Z J nrcnared to furnish an excellent quality Of
HAFn {'0hL at the low price of 81 per cart-l0ad !;
also. all grades of CLOVER HILL and ANIHkA-
CJrE coal OAK and PINE WOOD.
IL IL =, IN In A. Il. WOODBRIDGE.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

trouble in tho finishing up OF case q have had
with you, counsel I VIII adjourn the case until
scSir@er an oppofsSnity y % BE- nere. ana the case
must then be closed.
PRooEnDMas sHroRE ras ooEoNsn.
quite crowd OF persons gathered at she Coroners
once, CITY Hall yesterday morning TO witness the
proceedings before Coroner schrmer In the case Of
so much has been SAID within the last two or three
weeks Among those present was Mrs. Caller,
attlred IN deep mourning, accompanied Dy lemao @
friend, Who watched the examination win deep
interest t,5 ~ n $1,000
DR.. August wedekind, who stands charged with
fore the Coroner and the Jury, and being sworn
through an interpreter deposed that the afdavH ne
made before Coroner Schirmer tprlnted In Sundays
Mr. Kintzing. counsel for Mrs. Caller, then asked
that In justice to his Client he be permitted to ask
Dr. weekend few questions which was granted
Mr. wedekind said that II was in January or
Fe6russy iast when Mrs Caller called q M hs h once Sr
band; al this time the witness was not friend OF
Mr. Caller. not having seen him but once
The witness sad that when he refused TO give the
poison TO Mrs. Caller he did nos inform her husband,
az ne was fearful they might have him arrested, and
from n Nav m ocsopep wrote letter 70 MIRA Caller
in which the witness said he understood her hus-
band had died under suspicious circumstances and
suspected her. from the fact that she mad applied to
him for poison; mentioned the matter only TO my
wife and another friend IN confidence; she offered
me her llfe-insurance policy Dut did not take It.
might be charged with stealing it, / did not have
anybody present al the office when wrote her TO
cal! and see me- as thought she would not IKE II
took the $1,000 bill as q matter OF proof
against Mrs. Caller; after getting the money
L went and told Coroner Schirmer, but
before going told Mrs. Caller what intend doing;
after taking the money and giving receipt for 1t
Mr.. Thomas, brOther-in-law OF Mrs. Caller, said
'Now you have done with this woman but you have
not done with me;" did not want Mrs. Caller TO
escape, and in giving notice to the Coroner did not
him.
DR.. Wedeknd was then recommirted to the
TOmbs, and Coroner Schirmer announced to the jury
that they would Indefinitely adjourn the further IN
vestgation L0f the to await the result OF the
analysis entrusted to Professor Doremus as hereto
fore stated.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
PUGILIsM.
Tom Aliens Reply to McCooie's Challenge.
[From the ST. Louis Evening Tribune, Nov. 2s.l

AOm hheHs AAcpty 10 IWCCOOie'S OhnIIenHe.
lFrom the ST. Louis Evening Tribune, Nov 2el
ST. Louis, Nov. 20, 1869.
see by the morning papers that McCooe is out in
challenge to tight me. He offers TO meet me for
nothing; to have the contest come Off quietly and
privately, and for each man to take but five friends
with him. Now. prize lighting is my profession
the means whereby earn my livelihood. have
fought twice; have been victorious both times was
shamefuly cheated out OF the money which was
rlghtfully mlno, and do not propose to fight for
nothing any more Mr.. McCoole must know
that men like he and / could not fight any
going on. The matter could not be conducted in
strictly private manner. II he desired to make a
match with me without any newspaper notices, he
coud nayo gone to Billy Carrols and made deposl:
with that gentleman. Will light him In ten days
q part OF his proposal-for $500 or $1,000 o side,
nIy miles from Cincinnati. the winner to take stakes
and excursion money both so far as the loss which
MI. McCoole has sustained, have but to say that
nave suffered greater loss, having trained for fully
SIX months during the past year for five fghts-four
was champion. The sporting papers or people
OF the Last could never see how he came Dy the
title -
II McCoole enters into match to fight for the sum
ana am on @ the terms mentioned by me. am confident
the "milp' Will come on. II the last matcn had been
made Tor less amount OF money, so as to preclude
TOO much speculation by outside but financially in
terested partes. we would have had the fight out
near Cincinnati. will not night any person within
800 miles OF St. Louis Mr. McCoole drew his portion
OF tine stake money the late aasco, unknown to
me, when II was special agreement between he and
j, before we LETT Cincinnati. that should bo,h
meet at Thorwegan's billiard hall and try to make up
another match before either took cent
II McCooe accepts my proposition, am ready to
f1Qht. II not then will hght any man In the United
States. for any amount OF money, within 1fty miles
OF Cincinnati or at q point in Canada situated afty
miles from Detroit Mich TON ALLEN,
The New York herald., 1869-11-30
ASSASSINATION BY A RIVAL.
A Bucks County PAL Tragedy.

[Richboro, ia. (Nov. ISL correspondence Philade
phia lnqurer.l
young man named Bennett was murdered IN
Ipremedltated and cowardly manner at tins
place, last evening. eby one May, Sutherner, but
VINO has lived IN this vicinity and worked as q
farm laborer for some time past. The deceased
and his assassin were euitors for the hand OF the
same woman. and had quarrelled on more than
one occasion. Yesterday May sharpened q Enife
that he was In the habit OF carrying. and informed
his employer that II he had words with Bennett
again 1t would be for the last time. The murderer
met his rival here last evening" the attraction at this
place being u ball.
A quarrel soon ensued between the men, with a
challenge to lgnt from May. This was promptly
accepted, and Bennett soon proved himself the
stronger. Finding himself worsted May pleaded
drunkenness and asked his rival II ne would take
advantage Of an intoxicated man. Bennett said no,
released his antagonist walked a few steps from
him. ana while STOPPING to PICK up his coat, OF
which he had divested himself previous TO the en-
counter, May came up behind hun and stabbed him
twice with the knife that he had prepared yesterday
Bennett fell dead almost instantly The murderer
was at once apprehended by the bystanders and
sent " Doylestown, where ho is now lodged Ia JAN.