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MoRTUARY REroRr-Tbe following 10

MoRTUARy REpoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, August 8, 1873 compiled from sextons'
returns received at the Office of the Board
of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, 63 /;
in addition, still-born were reported (coi-
ored). Sex: Males, 80; females, 33. Color
White males, -; white females, II !; colored
males, 1s; coored females, %. Age: One
day to thirty, 4; one month to six, 8; six
months to twelve, IA; one year to three,
13; three years to five, 4; five years to ten,
8; ten years to twenty, 3; twenty years to
thirty, 1; thirty years to forty, l forty
years to fifty, 5; fifty years to sixty, !; sixty
years to seventy, 2; seventy years to eighty,
/; eighty years to ninety, 3. Condition:
Single, 81; married, 6; widowers, 1;
widows, 4; unknown. /. Nativity: United
States, 61; Germany, /; Ireland, l. Lo-
cality: City at large, 1 Marshall Ward, 8;
Jefferson Ward, 10; Madison Ward, &;
Monroe Ward, 5; Clay Ward, 10; Jackson
Ward, u; Alnlshouse, 1. BY whom certi-
fed: Regular practitioners, 40; irregular
practitioners, /; Coroner, 8; Board OF
Health, 10. Causes of death Apopexy,
/; cancer Of bowels, l; cerebro-spinal
meningitis, l; cholera-infantum, 13; con-
gestion of brain, 2; consumption, l (col-
oredJ; conyulsionS, 3; debility, l; delirium
tremens, /; darrh9a (acute), 2; diarrhGa
(chronic(, 2; diphtheria, 3 !; exhaustion, l /;
fever (remittent), 9; fever (typhoid), 4;
gravel, /; infantiIe lockjaw, 2; Inflammation
of bowels, 2 marasmus, 8; neglect, /; old
age, 3; peritonitis, L; scrofula, 2; suf1oca-
tion, 1; teething, 9; unknown, 4; whoop-
ing-cough, 2.
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Aanirs In the Indian Country.

PARSONS, KANSAS, August ia dispatch
Ross have beaten The reformers, but Bell has
obtained letters written by Ross and Jones
to Washington showing treachery to the
principles of the party. The full-bloods
are said to be indignant and aroused, and
that Ross and Jones must 60 to the brush
to save their lives.
It is also asserted that the death.sentence
has been passed by certain Indians upon
Colonel Boudinot, James Bell, and others
of the progressive and reform party. There
is no question but that anarchy and crime
are largely on the increase, and many Of the
men in that locality now believe their only
safety lies in strong territorial form of
government under the protection Of the
United States.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE MONTICELLO WINE CoMpANY.-Judge
Henry Shackelford, Of the Circuit Court of
Aibemarle county, has granted charter of
incorporation to the Monticello Wine Com
pany, of Charlottesville, which has been
lodged in the office of the Secretary of the
Commonwealth. The company is formed,
as its name will indicate, for the purpose of
manufacturing wine, champagne, sparkling
wine, and brandy from grapes, apples, and
other fruit. The capital stock of the com
pany is not to be less than eight thousand
dollars and not more than one hundred thou.
sand dollars, to be divided into shares of one
hundred dollars each. The officers who are
TO manage the affairs of the company for the
first year are as follows: William Hotopp,
president; Oscar Reierson, vice-president !;
j. X. Bryan, secretary and treasurer. The
company IS authorized to own real estate
not exceeding fifty acres, and the principal
office TO be kept and the chief place of trans
acting business to be at Or near Charlottes-
vile.
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JUNCTION OF TEANscoSTINESTAL RAILWAYS.
A new and probably important railway juno
ton was effected in New York Oh Saturday,
by which j. Edgar Thomson, Esq, and
Colonel Thomas a. Scott were made part OF
the direction of the Atlantic and Pacific rail
way, Colonel Scott also being made presi.
dent. The Atlantic and Pacific is Il trans
continental company, engaged i'll construct
ing road to reach the Pacific by following
the country in the neighborhood of the
thirty-fiflh parallel of latitude. 1t has Il
finished line now in operation from St:
Louis, striking southwest through Missouri
to 4 place called Fipita, in the Indian coun-
try. three hundred and siSty-four miles from
st. Louis. The Texas Pacific, Of which Colo
mel Scott is already the president, is to fol-
low the thry-second parallel some two hun
dred miles south of the Atlantic and Pacific.
1t is inferred from Saturdays election that
the two roads are to be brought into hnr-
mony, instead Of occupying the position OF
riyals.-BdHimore Sun.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RIcuMoHD PosT-GFFIcE AUGUST 12.-Mlss
Ida McCohn, Waverly, Baltimore county,
Md; Joseph R. Anderson, city; Miss Mar
tha Hill; Mr.. George West, Beckworth
Flats, n. Y; Miss Annie Carneal, Whites,
Caroline county, Va; NJ. r. Dunn, Tappa-
hammock, Essex county, Va. Hon. John A.
Meredith, city; Hon. James Christian, city
A. NJ. Bailey, city; Thomas Vanzant,
Bridgewater, Rockingham county, Va. ;
Mrs. NJ. f. Chakley, city; Henry c. Nc
Grudcr, Poughkeepsie, n. y; DIR. Schultz,
city; John Smith, city; Hon. james Alfred
Ionps civ
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Freshet ON the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.

BALTIMORE, August 12.-In consequence
of q heavy rain frcshet occurred on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at an early hour
this morning between Harper's Ferry and
Point of Rocks. A large amount of earth
was washed on the track at Knoxville and
at O. point near the tunnel. At Point OF
Rocks two freight cars ran of the track,
causing delay of trains. The track is now
clear.
On the Washington County branch three
trestle bridges were washed away. Arrange
ments have been made for traniers OF pas
sengers until the bridges are rebuilt, which
work will be commenced Immediately.
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RICHMOND, VA January !, 1877.
We have made chemical examination of DAVID
F. CLEMMER's MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKEY, using
for the purpose samples selected by ourselves from
ten barrels belonging to lots received by Messrs
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY & Co., at different times, and
Of ages varying from one 10 fourteen months. In
obedience to the explicit injunction of the agents
that the examination should be thorough, we have
subjected this whiskey to the most searching tests
1t has stood them all perfectly, nothing OF dele
terlous nature being found In it 1t can therefore,
be confidently recommended for Its purity and ex-
cellence to those who Use whiskey as beverage,
while for medicinal purposes it Is all that can be de-
sired. WILLIAM IL. TAYLOR, VI. D.'
ANALYTICAL Chemist and Lecturer on Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia;
X. 5. j. PEBBLES, ". D.,
Professor of Chemistry, Medical College of Virginia.
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SrrrRHAruRAL GIFTs.--[From the Spring
field Qll) Journal, July 6.]-From Mr.. Ed
Hill, Deputy United States Marshal, who
yesterday returned from visit to Oiney
kichland county, we learn some interesting
facts connected with the recent manlteSta
tions of alleged supernatural power by Mrs
Powell. wife of Dr. |. \. Powell, of Oincy
who will be remembered by many of ON
citizens As Il prominent member OF the
Twruty-scventh General Assembly. 1t ap
pears that upward Ola year ago Mrs. PoWei
declared herself possessed of supernatura
gifts, but being lady Of unusual refinement
and dcliGlcy manifestation of them was
naturally rcpugnant 10 her. More recently,
however, Is she states, she was dirincly in
Structcd to put in practice her power, and
claiming il 10 be entirely IL heavenly gift she
hc>itatcd rot 10 comply with what she con-
Sidercd direct mandate OF the Deity.
Her power. according to the report of the
citizens of Ulhev, many of whom fully ac-
cord 10 her miraculous attributes, is chiefly
manifested in the healing of the sick. This
is reported 10 he accomplished by the lmpo-
Sition Of hands accompanied by prayer and
repetition OF Scripture. though the cure is
not always instantaneous, but occurs at Tue
time Mrs. Powell states it will be accom-
pushed. III l&1lrtler statcu Llal 50 SIcaC iS
the confidence in her power that handker-
chiefs are sent her, and zhey. passing through
her hands, are returned and effect the cure
Of tie sick person sending them. The effect
of these scvera! manifestations Is said 70 be
depressing upon the health Of Mrs. Powell,
who continues them, however, as she BE-
licvea, in obedience TO Divine direction.
Naturally these circumstances create quite
comnotion in the vicinity, and even from
places remote crowds are gathering to wit
nes. the cures. Mr. Hill states that on Fri
day last one hundred and twelve persons
had called To see Mrs. Powell. whose doors
are now open TO all who desire her minis
trations, which are, of course, rendered
gratuitousiy. Among those stated to be
cured by her are several prominent citizens
at Olney well known in this city. The en-
tire circumstances are of that peculiar char
acter hardly susceptible Of explanation,
more especially as the persons connected
with them are of such character as to en-
tireIy preclude the suspicion Of chicanery.
II may be added that the subject Of these
Divine revelations, az she considers them, Is
pot believer in spiritualism, but member
IN good standing of the Presbyterian COM
munion.
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SARATOGA, August 12.-Thc first race to-
day, one mile for all ages, was won by Min
ME. Time, 1:464.
The second race, one and threc-quarter
miles, was won by Eolus. Time, 3:l5. The
run in this race for the second place was
dead between Crockford and Joe Daniels.
In the two mile race, over eight hurdles,
Revenge won. Time, 1906.
The track was very heavy.
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DIRECTORS FOR THE CENTRAL LUSATIc ASK
LuM.-At 3 o'clock yesterday the Governor
appointed the following directors for the
Central Lunatic Asylum: Alexander Q.
Holladay, james 81. Dooley, DR.. j. Grattan
Cabell, Lewis 81. Fruyser, Richmond
Abram D. Yenable, Petersburg Samuel FL.
BoykiD, Suffolk; John W. Daniel, Lynch
burg; Henry Bell, Matthews Courthouse :
Edmund PendletoD, Buchanan, Botetourt
county; Thomas E. Taylor, Lincoln, Lou
doun county; DR.. D. B. Conrad, Frederick
cOJfnty
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LIGHTNING.RODS.

r NING-RODS.--We are prepared
IL to put up MUSs0N's well-known TUBULAR
COPPER LIGHCSlSG-RODs,f for which VIZ have
been sole agents for the last i've years. Crdeifs
promptly and faithfully attended 10.
A.so, sole agents for OLEOPHESE OIL, whieh
over 5O reest and the finest oil for safety the
Amer.cyu continent.
j. K HOUETCASTLE q CO.,
$40 Broad street. between Filth and SIXTH,
mn 70 Richmond. Va
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ANOTHER EXCURSION PARTY IN RICHMOND.
A large number of colored excursionists from
Washington and vicinity, accompanied BY
the Philharmonic Band of Georgetown, ar.
rived here at A. M. yesterday ola Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. Most of them
quartered in the cars Until daylight, when
they came forth to see the sights;
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POLICE Court, TUHsDAY-Justice White
prssiding.-The following cases were acted
upon:
Julia Fox, Matilda Williams. and Rebecca
Fox (negroes), each charged with keeping 9
house of ill-fame, were sent on to the grand
jury.
George ". Davidson, found guilty oftres-
passing upon the premises OF William Thorn
and interfering with bis workmen, was put
under bonds for good behavior.
Fannie Carter (negro), charged with steal
iny knife and small amount of money from
the person of Lucy Kenny (negro), was dis
charged.
Thomas Sager and Frank Mann (negroes),
charged with assaulting William Fox (ne'
gro). Discharged.
Ellen and John Turner (negroes), charged
with stealing lot Of furniture and bedding
from Beverly Robinson (negro). Dis.
charged-Robinson paying costs.
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The Recent Fight between Sioux and
Pawneos Confirmed.

WAsHrHoToN, August IA telegram from
General Sheridan to General Sherman says:
"There is now sufficient evidence to confirm
the unofficial report Of the fight between the
Sioux and Pawnees on the Republican river.
The Pawnees were utterly defeated. Their
loss is greater than at first reported. The
Sioux engaged were, ] think, OGallaeos,
Brules, and Red Cloud"
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Fatal ReneOptrc.

ST. LOUIS. August ia rencontre oc.
Cured here Sunday night between Melvin
Duff and Mr.. Miller, which resulted in the
death of the latter. 1t appears that Dun
married daughter of Miller about two
weeks ago against his consent, since which
time the two men have had several quarrcls
which finally eliminated in the atfriy above
mentioned
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WAsnISGTos, August 12.-For New Eng
land, southeasterly winds, falling barometer,
cloudy weather and rain.
For the Middle States and lower lake re-
gion, low barometer, northessterly, and
southerly winds, cloudy weather, and rain
tonight; clearing OIL Lake Erie and in Flr-
ginia by Wednesday.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
southeasterly and southwesterly winds,
warm and partly cloudy weather, and rains
near The coast.
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TIE RAN.-Tbis city was visited By q
delightful rain yesterday, which commenced
falling just before II and did not cease until
after O'Clock.
In some portions of Hanover county there
had been no rain since May, and vegetation
was literally parched up.
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Tng CHANCE OF BEING STRrcx DY LIGHT
sIsG.- The Hartford Courdnt has been
figuring up tine chances of being struck by
lightning, and arrives at the following II as
suring results: Taking the figures of the
last census report for our facts, we find that
during the year 1870 there were IN the whole
country 202 deaths from lightniDg-stroke.
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BOSTON Items.

Bosros, August 12.--Charlcs W. Cart
wright, for many years an underwater OF
Boston, died here to-day; aged eighty-three.
Numerous liqu0r-dealers, including seye-
raj in the wholesale line, were raided by the
State constables to-day, and large quantity
of liquor and aIes seized.
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Nor DANGEROUSLY INJURED.-Young Reith,
who was reported as having been danger
ously injured on Monday afternoon by being
mashed by rlule, is not so seriously hurt as
was at first supposed. His head and face
were cut and bruised, but there were no
fractures. At last accounts he was doing
we'll ....
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TIE PUBLIC FoUNrAIN.-The public foun-
tain in front Of the post-ofice. presented to
the city sometime ago by one of the free
schools, needs attention sadly. The water
has been shut off long time. and during
the hot weather, at least, 1t might be used
to the comfort Of many persons, to say
nothing Of tue horses aud dogs passing to ana
fro.
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MAKING "GooD LITTLE BoYs" By WHOLE.
sALE.-At a camp-meeting at "slDg'Sing
the preacher, addressing the little children,
said Gall of you who have been naughty,
and who don't want to be naughty any more,
raise your hands," And they all held up
their hands.
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Maine Democratic Convention.

PORTLAND, Me-, August 12.-The State
Democratic Convention has convened here
General McKerson presides. There are 5Gs
delegates present.
Second Dispatch.
The Convention adopted resolutions
identically the same as those of the recent
Ohio convention.
Joseph Titcomb was nominated for Gov
ernor, after which the Convention adjourned
sine die.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, August 12.-While Spanish CO.
lumn was escorting several wagons loaded
with provisions to Quanal de Sacarras 1t
was attacked by party Of insurrectionists
in ambush. After brief engagement the
insurgents were repulsed.
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HAVE ASALYZED THE WHtSKEY KNOWN
under the brand Of "B SELECT" controled py
Aesssrs. WALTER ID. BLAIR Co, klchmohd,
Virginia, and find 1t free from fusll oil alo othei
Impurities, and recommend Its use 1or .mealcin'i
and family purposes. >. Is: McCA"' M ~,
Late Prof. of Chemistry Medical College of Va.
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Committed.

BALTIMORE, August 12.-The custom.
house officer who killed one of the crew Oh
the steamer Baltimore, who left the vessel
with two bottles Of whiskey, has been COM
mitted for the action OF the grand jury.
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OFFICE OF THE SHILLINGER
ARTIFICIAL-sTOSE PAVEMENT
FOR TIE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
No. e12 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

We are now prepared to 10y down the aboye:
;,s nny design pattern. or color 6eelred, and st
coat far less ,haii that Of nagng. We Will also bay
court-yards aress, cellars Of housss Eoors OF sts-
ment thereby snsurng grcst durability. entfe ffee-
dom from dust, smoothpets Of surface, ana beauty
Of nnish, &c ,,..ss
snpIy mediateIy, ~ this k the most suiAae umS
OF The year to have The work done III.
County rights for sale.
"a IN, T. n. TERRES d co.
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Two Cleveland girls are making pedes-
trian trip up the St. Lawrence, carrying no
baggage but satchels.
Carl Schurz has been journeying in Switz-
erland and the Tyrol.
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NorAnIBs PUBLIc.-The Governor has ap-
pointed Messrs. A. G. Pendleton and A. q.
Taylor notaries public-tbe former for Mar
rion, Smyth county, and the latter lor Dan
Vile, Pittsylvania county.
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TIE NEW POSTAL CARDS UNDER THE LATE POS
tai law-uscful, serviceable, and cheap. The ad'
vertser can fill the back of the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish to make public
and send them through the mail for only one cent
Can be printed at this Office at low rates.
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TOBACCO INSPECTOR ApPoINrED.-TheG Gov.
ernor yesterday appointed f. Ii. Simpson
inspector Of tobacco on the part Of the State,
ut the public warehouse, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Major Benjamin
T. Vaughan,
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PERsoSAL-Judge Edward II. Fitzhugh,
of the Chancery Court of this city, is spend
ing the remainder of the summer in Caro-
line county.
Hon. Jefferson Davis is still in the city,
and is a guest of the Exchange Hotel and
Ballard House.
General Wade Hampton, Of South Caro-
lima, was in the city yesterday.
General w. c. Newberry, Superintendent
of Public Buildings, has gone to Utica, N.
Y, on account of death in bis family.
MIR. w. Il. Powell, manager of the Rich
mond Theatre, leaves the city this morning
to complete his arrangements Tor the full
and winter season, which commences on the
18th September.
DR.. J. N. Wilson, of Pittsylvania, is at the
American.
At the Exchange Hotel and Ballard House,
Messrs. Fl. j. Coppenhagen, of Boston; W.
H. biurdaugb, Virginia; Mrs. General Pick
ems. South Carolina; w. L. Owen, Halifax
Judge Wood Bouldin and Major W. 1.
Sutherln, of Danville, are registered.
w. r. Winn, Esq, of Hanover; MIR. j. T.
Yancey, of Norfolk; and Colonel W. IL
Mckay, of Wilmington, n. G., are at Fords
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REEs.& Co. EMPLOY NONE BUT FlksT-CLAAs
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal Satisfaction
We have never seen bad picture from their gal
lery we recommend our readers to their es'ap'
lishmcnt, Main between Ninth ana Ichth s'ree''
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BURIAL OF Mr.. WEBsraR.--Mr. John y.
Webster, formerly Of this city, but who has
been living in Baltimore for sometime past,
died on Monday and was buried yesterday.
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HoTTESToTs GATHERING BUCHU FOR HELM
BoLD's EXTRACT has become almost historical
picture. The great consumption OF DR.. Helmbold's
Buchu attests the important fact that thousands
upon thousands need q diuretic medicine. For
Dropsy. Gravel, Kidney Complaint, aud all dis
eases Of the urinary organs, either in male or fe-
male, there has never beeu remedy equal 10 Helm
bold's Buchu. Its imitators are mere trash. Helm
bold's is the old reliable standard remedy.
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Poisoning Case.

DETROIT, August 12.-Ars. Wortemborg
has been poisoned by her son-in-law, who
wanted her property.
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ACCIDENT 70 SToNH-CUTrBh.-Yester
James Baynes, while wrestling at Rockets,
fell and suffered fracture of his leg at the
ankle.
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x.us or The Steamer Arndt.

NEW YORK, August 12.-The steamer Mas
arrived here to-day. She reports having
spoken the steamer Ernst Moritz Arndt on
the 10th instant 900 miles east Of Sandy
Hook. She was under canvas, but needed
no assistance.
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FALL STYLE SILK HAT.-P. WEIsIGER q Co.
1901 Main street, have just received the fall styl
silk hats for 1873.
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TIE NEW POSTAL CARDs-very useful for busl-
ness purposes. Cards or announcements OF any
kind printed on them will pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheapIy done ut this ONCE
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STRIPED sKIRTIsG lsc. yard ut LEVY BRO
THEIRS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

On all sales of real estate made teti1ee, the Let
January and aoth Of June The tares for the pre-
sent year haze to be paid blythe purchaser. On
of the year the tdres hare to be paid bYt seller
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II AW-BOOKS
IL RECENTLY PUBLIsHED. =,

III RECENTLY PUBLIBHED.
GRArTAN's REPORTs, ,2l, y9i: e, s. ACTS G!. GF
| GASES ON MERCA&T1LE AND MAR!TlME
LAW, fron the second London edition; with addi-
GoSTESraRIEs SHssS SisIssa on coMWo Law, fourth
edition. So. SMITHS LEAUIkG CASES, seventh
American edition, Hare and Wallace, vols. SlGs0.
ADAMs's DOCTRINE OF EQUITY, sixth edi-
tion, by George Bharswood, 87.So: The sLoscri6ers
have number Of sECOND.HAND LA W.oOUks
at low prees. and ars prepared 10 furnish ans law
book published IN England or the United States
jy u WoODHOUsE d PARaAM.
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DIRECTORS TO THE STATE PEN1TENTiARY.-
The Governor has appointed the following
directors to the penitentiary: Joseph Hall.
Samuel Maccubbin, and Powhatan Weisi-
ger
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New YORK LEDGER, Weekly, Saturday
Night, and Chimney Corner, for this week
received from j. It. Eilyson, 1112 Main
street
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Escape OF ConvAets

SIsG.SIsa. N. Y, August 12.-Four con
yicts escaped last night by cutting through
the roof Of the prison.
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p. WEISIGER & CO., 1901 Main street, have jus
received the fall style silk hat.