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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13
By Sc. ~. Dickinson :. I,rothcr.

SMALL FARM NEAR RICHMOND. Ar Arcr7,y
on ROAf Evening the lGth September. O'Clock Nh
the premises viii BE- soh az Public Auction Trle OF Land con
aiming - acres yngto the right Of Turnpike ire
aAtey on the oi County Road miles om city between the
Lands of lessee Williams and Thos T. loN-Th and IL upi.,
toahe cultivation lays wen for Improvement nearly level
AMI hi~ on wooicn building. suitable Tor family and
Wr oi roo water IERMS-Onc half balance IN mos
viii deed ON te property secure the credit aymen-y oIcr
oftis Proprietor
X UfgkINsnN a up,,rttrp
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pursuance of the provisions of a deed of
Trust executed to the subscriber William g. Peneon b
LEWIS nnenser dated the 10Th day July 1890 for the pu
Ie OF securing I" Cray Pankey the payment certain sum
:" money therein mentioned the subscriber SURVIVING ,,,,
wI proceed TO sell before the OF tho Exrhsn,. ~
' my OF Richmond, THURSDAY i2tb ,y Of or,oh.,
next at IL O'Clock, for cash. in ia. a decd ,n.n,
e 90 80 much thereof may be necessary sasf the uur.e.
OF e u onssns Of the following which been rarioned
on 10 The said Eisenenger eveay by decree of t suc,o,
Court Chanee for tie Richmond D,trict pronounced Tho G,
day OF February, 1879. Wv ~
'ooOo acres ng tire counties Of Monroe lies the greater
portion IN the county o Monroe
'oV'o acres bng IN the Of Bath, the west sd. of
jackson River ~ "
10000 acres lying in the said county side Of Cow Pas.
ture River " Wv '"N
$500 acres lying in SAIL county waters Of Green Be
$4,000 acres lying said county side Of Green Buer
River - ''" "'''
oo 1eres in the said Doughet Coehans and Bea
vcrliek Creeks ~ 49,
oOO acres lying on west side Jackson River IN sid county
<e9. acres IN Russell County Cnc and Sandy
4!uOO acres IN Monongala Ilcnamin's Creek
s'OuO DO IN do on head waters BufIaloe Greek
<'OUO do IN DO right fork do do
s'oOo do in do do, Z miles above :he fork
'ooo acres lying Wyhe Counties ON the ,,., NJ
Cripple and Elk Creek
lOOO acres IN Montgomery County. Pond Mountain
-i'ooo acres in kanawha County, on River
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27,s14 Prizes amounting 10 S7.p--b,
M D IL. nm

10 No. Lottery-l2 drawn Ballots
Whole Tickets SIS; haves7 50; qrs 10; eehths 81
Certificates of packages OF % Whole Tickets 5000
do. - Half. .............. 100
'o'''''''' do. - Quarter dp...............
bo..... do....... - Eighth 10. .......... -
% Orders for Tickets Cenhca,es OF Packages
IN W above SFLr>nin LOTTERIES most prompt at
en'i ana an account oi oei acy after #
over to all who order from l.. AtdreS,
ausa go q ~; -
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ONE HUNDRED & FIFTY PACRAGES OF DRY
GOODS-if

N "Wednesday, the 2It al O'Clock NJ our
~ sales Room We will eel large general assortment OF
seasoA1le Dry Goods adapted the Fan trade-con-
sisiins OF the usual variety.
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80 me strtr> az James Shipl,urd-Thc Heir.
oi Shrtsi"ph"r mcrhcrson and Polly Bur
gess Minis KCinn. -

" on VIII please that under reso,t,o, ~ ,
cay council adopted at hcir meeting Thursay the third
uS 9" Hug'>' 1913 shall proceed on MONDAY day
OF september neat OF ground ON tr
h'''Ih intersection Of AMI sl the plan
o inc cry N the number "i9 To be- n!ed up the
aa'"h streets 50 as Of siarnaut w
''I % "nensNe AMI unwhoesome substances
I'f costs ana charge ase"ahy to t- I5t ~
Assembly entitled act To revise and amend the charter 81 H.
cay Of Richmond unless inoss of Won shall
previously the said al such n1nu.r os IN p,v,,t
the accumulation aforesaid NJ RATES ,,ry S,,,.,,,
City Of Richmond, Aug. .IsI3 an ; r.i.,.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY.
G L Ms 4 Nd S4DDLERY
NAN-LEW. SMITH &. n,

NAN-LEW, SMITH & co.
A RE now receiving direct from the manufacture
ers N birmingham and Sheffield full assortment Of IN.
100 s'' consisting IN Of the ng articles which
they offer for sale on the favorable terms To the etv and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13
By Williams ~ IInxuu.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

z N MONDAY. the 18th inst. at half past 1
- O'Clock. r W. VIII De- soiI iy rub,, Auction thu, very Do
sabic three sorcd succeed House situated on - be-
tween ih and snov the occupancy Solomon Jacobs
The House fronts az feet S. AMI hack a. feet II is IN
excellent containing finished above the basement
and Ccicr Rooms There also upon the prem SEES a ss .
kitchen and all the necessary houses, va hyirlpt
Pos csson given when required.
The vacant Lot fronts 80 st. and runs hack % foo, an,
VIII De soi chcS with without the House as will be- ,,r5 ~
on the dly Sale 'f'"
TERMS cash balance equal payments. and 10 mos me-
goiahc notes and Deed of Trust upon the property b ,c m
credit payments. 81 ~ WILLIAMS 4 HANiII Al.t.
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FALL GOODS.

,ROUCH, BROOKS N HUDSON, have i,,st
- received their stock Of staple and Fancy I,rx
Goods, comprising ihe hrgss and assortment they
nave ever had in their Offer
The attention Of customers and County Merchants believing ta
'hey can offer such inducements for pnetuaI dealers az
must give satisfaction. - =,
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ALLEN y CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.

$4,000 Capital,
Alexandria Lottery, Class No - for lsl3-,o he drawn
at AeNandria, D. G., Saturday the lG, Of September
ied" Prizes; $4,000, 10000 1000, 1867, prizes Of
1900 100 OF 1000, no OF 300 sc Sc Ticket. $40;
halves !" quarters 30. Certificate. Of packages Of aG
whole tickets Si3J-shares in proportion.
$4,000
A'cSandra Lottery Class 30, for lSi3-to be drawn n,
Alexandria, d. c. Saturday the Both of Septemhcr Isl3
- drawn NUMBER, Grand Capi,als-S3l 900, 10000
1000, 35OO, 5000, $780, 1885, pzos OF 800 % of 1000
oo OF 25O - OF 300 &c. Tickets $40: halves s. quar-.
teTs % Certificates Of packages vi 20 whole tickets
Sl3J-shares in proportion.
GRAND SCHEME.
S50,000 $4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Class No 30 lSi3-to DC drawn
at Alexandra, ID. C., Saturday 23 of September 1919
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H0YT Il cos NEW OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL. R.L-,,a =

$4,000 Capital
Alexandra Lottery, Class No. is forlsi3-o be drawn
at Alexandria d. c., Saturday the 10th of September
ieI3 Prizes: S30,O00, 10000, 5000 1867, prizcs OF
i'oo 100 OF 1000, ITO of 800, &c. &c. Tickets $40:
nlsSs - quarters 80 Certificates Of packages Of 20
whole tickets Sl3O-shares in proportion.
100000!
Alexandra Lottery Class So for ls43-to be drawn at
Alexandra, Dc Saturday, the Both of September
IA drawn numbers. Grand Capitals-S30 900, 900.
5000, $500, $780, $500, 1895, prizes of 1900 30 OF
iOOo, % Of 25O. 10 of 200, &C. Tickets $40; halves
. quarter. 3D. Certificates OF packages Of 70 whole
tickets Sl3O-shares in proportion
GRAND SCUEMEi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13

WIN all The interest Of AID Eisenneneer IN ceran other
anus III 'e said deed mentioned lam in conpanv wifi,
1hh ana oers As VII more fully appear by reference To the
said decree, and tie said deed Of tn ~
The subscriber Will convey purchaser such title onl \. il
- '." - trustee eli. Il. WILLIAMS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13

FURNITURE, &c. AT AUCTION
on SATURDAY MORNING.. Sept 1,,b ,t ..,-c Common.
IN! a. o. o'clock wser general variety Of House
hold Furniture. &c. scI3 I'm ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13

sugar, Coffee, Tcn, &c.
CT. CROIX, y. X. and ". o. Sugar,
- Wool.ey a Woolsey's Loaf AMI pulverised 40
Coverings single and double Loaf and crushed do
superior old Java Coffee
Mocha s. iagnra do
Hest q. r. 4 Young Tyson Tea
Rcyt and inferior Moagcs
For ale by So w " UARRisO
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MOLASSES SALT Sc
s(n nllDS good West India Malasses for retailing
cO ESQ Bbls and bags sahna
ZOO Sacks Liverpool
30 IIhds Todds Family Bacon
$50 Boxes eNlO and IONl2 Window Gas.
Cut nails, assorted &c. Forsalc low by
Sc IL RAISTON & PLEASANTS
VNTfIISISEY-25 hhds landing for sale
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CIR \ y ID SCHEM ME-!
S50.OOOl S2J.OO0r

Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 49, tor lsi3-;o be drawn
o Alexandria d. e., Saturday 23d Of September, lsi3
Rrfr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-13

hAY'S ALGEBRA AIsRIDGED, adapted the
~ paciy of the young and method instruction In
Schools and Academies by James b. Thompson A. NJ
published and for sale by II. +. PERKINS n co.
f" doors below Valentine, Brccden & CO.,
eeg nm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

ANtoDoTE OF THE RHODE l.LAsD ERECTION The
Courier and Enquirer relates the following
There is an incident connected with this election
which strikes US as exhibiting att instance of as pure
patriotism The world ever witnessed Ii was
lod Us Yesterday by friend from Providence, who
y" cognzant of all,be circumstances. Cap, Car
pene', an old ship master, on his dying bed, not
ERECTING 10 live through the dsv, on Monday
nornng, His grave coibes were all prepared with
hrs own knowledge. That morning he called his
vile To his bed side. and said her that he did no,
.,peet TO survive the day, "And my dear" said he.
I have nothing else 10 leave you and our children
Oul want very much 10 leave you the legacy Of a
t"1d gtrernment-l want 10 vote TO day." Mrs. G..
vas ct course astonshed and replied that such =
'hine was impossble-ihai he was then dying The
ofcpmslance however. communicated 10 the
presiding officer Of the ward, and the ballot box
was conveyed 10 the house OF the dying patriot by
an oihter-he was raised in his bed, wrote his name
"n VIC law and order iicket'-tel back upon his
Vea and ia few bonfs was a corpse!'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

Tie Leaders Of a Pariy.--The following para
ctsph is from The pen Of Michael Walsh. one Of the
underlined democracy" of the city of Ncw-Ynk
Speaking OF the nominating committee of the Tam
May party in 1871, he says:
Three OF them have been sent to the State Prison
nf burglary; eleven TO the Peniieniiary for petty
ntts three committed suicide; one lives round the
iombs, by swearing men were in Ohio when thew
0n"''ci crimes in this city another died of de-
anum ircmens on the Five Point; and nine have
teen convicted and fined for playing ,him5les on
race courses.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

An old Ncgress named Eliza Ganges, who has
been for twenty years an inmate of the Insane
Hospital a, Philadelphia, died IN that institution on
Tuesday. Elias history is remarkable one
She was native Of Siern Leone, and was torn from
her parents in company with lumber Of her coun-
Try women forty years since, and placed on board
SLAYER. 10 be conveyed 10 this country. On the
voyage tie vessel, after hard fight was captured
by an American cruiser and brought into Phllade-
phl, During the engagement, Eliza received a
moskei ball IN her arm. which was never extracted
until the day OF her death.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

Mosr DnrRss,Iso OccrRsrsct We are Just in
formed Of me nrholT accident that took place on
family Of emigranls, eleven IN number, while Oh
IAelt wsy 70 Iowa were frozen u death IN their
saigon. Ths hou.es stopped At house when The
'aaistss not seeing any one aisAt from The wazna,
seie Induced by mere curiosity 10 make closer er-
ANIMATION. Upon booking into the wagon they were
1otfor .incken al The appalling spectacle which pre-
"nied rseli 10 their Vtes. Tie father and nine
eAcfen were lying dead Ia the bottom VI Ihe wagon.
We u'ahsr, probably The la,, survivor. wss sitting
- 400 ho.dlag lhe Teins al II dn'lng.
ne dti nj earn Tie the name o this unfortunate
l-lllJ, Of from wh,i par Of he county lhey were
'eesn'ng -PrIIA ri Pa.isd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

MONTREAL rsE SEAr OF GovERNNESr.-We are
authorized 10 tn state that Montreal viii inc adial.y
eecome the Seat Of Government The residence OF
Judge Reed has been taken lot the accommodation
0! His Ercelleney, Sir Charles Metcalle. until a
more suitable building can 6e erected The n.c,s.
ssry G"'enmenI on -ers and Parliament House
Viii lie eomme3e as soon a. the plans can be
prepared Qaebec will be the HILLARY Head Oar.
teas lMonIreal Herald.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

NtRlors DECisIoS.-The Circuit Court OF the u
hNed slater for The District OF Alabama, has decided
N'' ihe ma1nisg OF a white msn with an Indian wO-
man. according 10 the forms and cus'omes OF the
'"'ota" nation, IS void that civilized man is in
@Psole "l coniscting marriage with a savage, and
su'' 'AeiI offspring is llegrml,e, pni could no, in
Sefil HE court decided also that a void will, pro-
o,ea. was conclusive and binding all parties onui
vel ASIDE ~ the probate court. Exceptions having
sen iIen To these decisions the casd will be Cared
hP 10 to the Supreme Court OF the United States.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

E1rRloRDIsARy WEArHrR.-ln the north western
PVT Of North Carolina all the peach plum and apple
trees have been killed by the late irosts On the
23t uh tho thermometer fell at Gteenv,e to 10 de-
gr,eS above zero, aud snow covered the mountain.
10 the depth OF inches.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

Il - said that a Senator in Maine on srtivng al
tugus,a. ~ mistake went 10 the arsenal instead Of
its .ise house. and demanding lis seat.
euu.a 20 sign the books Of the establishment, when
b, found himself enlisted in the army Tor years
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

The iarif begins TO show its good works" at tho
vest Nails ard iron, OF excellent quahty, are
now Manufactured extensively at the niles Iron
Works near Warren; Trumball Co, Ohio. Sue
cess 10 the enterprise,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

4 number Of si,nrsmen at Cadiz. in Ohio started
on FOX hunt on the 18th ult. They commenced in
circular form, and on closing up their lines found
they had taken js bird, with a shackle on one leg
who had escaped from prison few nights previous
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

he puce Of wheat at GAINESVILLE, Ohio has adj
r'Bced a srife and IS now IS cents per bust e. -
-Four continues at 81 Is cents per barrel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

A gentleman called on singing master to enquire
his terms the singer said, that he charged two gum
ess for the first lesson, aud but one pune, for as
many as he pleased aferwsrd. "Oh, brother the
frs, lesson" said Moonegar, "lei us commence with
the second"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

Young man named David Ch.edler, ha, been
,.ai.nced 10 the State Prison in ew-lIamp.hire
iof NE third time. lie is only ~ years old, and
Ia. spent half Of II in prison.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
aisttll us.

Bosir,,i Jr.sptcH The New York and Phila-
6slpha papers state that the prospects for brisk
,arins trade /, brighter than IL has been fot some
t.., The general opinion is that the times aIe
,y~ly and certainly improving.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

CArr.RaGrs County We learn tina, a large
number 81 calc in tins county have died Of starvation
The cold weather has been so long pro,rac,ed thai,
tie stock Of hay is becoming rather scarce, and
some suffering has been experienced.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

Hard hn.s! aud we must make the most Of what
hils we have-ns the grocer said when he wa,ered
HI, vinegar
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

Sa'ior'Sne knows no greater luxury Than the
- -Sslhs Of kinoness. While then, pt,e ia
s..1nss' 10 our osn suiferngs, lei - ever rsmsm-
~ 70 susnt Il 10 olhsrs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

The cattle IN Airbigsn are dylng of in great mum
befs Of sheer starvation. The unromm0n duration
Of the winter. la. used W all We ocdef snd sbsIe s
nothing lst for themio eat
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28
Chicago--Its Prosperity, Business, &C.
Co,wegondesce efshe N. Y. Tribune.

Conrespoudepce ofshc NJ Y Tribune.
Cucaoo, Dec "a, ls42.
Our town continues te q ,urish, notw outstanding
the general deransemen, and depression in the bu.
sness Of the country. Daring The past summer
aud fan about eighty houses and stocs have been
erccted-seue OF the sloles being large and sub
stsntisl brick buildings. Within the last week a
ale was made of le Of ,ouad 80 ct from, by ise
fc, deep, in the business portion OF the town, for
$4,000 in good currency half being paid
down Immediately, [prircipoiy in spece,) and the
balance payable in sums of Si2s0, semtsnnually,
until the whole is paid Previous to the sale this
ground was lringing a rent Of $1,000 per snnum,
which, Ivy the terms Of the lease, was TO be incrca-
sed two years hence to $1,000, and 10 continue at
that rate foe Eve years,
This is the only transaction which has fren
made in real estate for six months, and is consider
ed by good judges to lie jus, abou, fair price ana
nothing more. so that you may regard il as a cor.
rect index the present value OF real estate ia the
business portion OF this town.
A very large quantity Of whoa, has been brought
III HoHi tIlt WIN COUNTY sHItc 'hc ''St h'''Vs''
From the Goth Of July 20 the middle of October the
average amount received daily about 10000 bush.
els the hghe,t amount received on any one day
having hcen Is 500 bushels A large proportion
Of i, has been Of superior quality, weighing from
two or three pounds bushcl more than the stand.
ard wight
The fall trade has been brisk in consequence Of
the large receipts of an kinds Of produce from the
country On some days, there were about five
hundred teams in town, all at time, drawn by
every species of domestic animal that can be used
for the purpose Of draught-hor,es, oxen and mules
with all their Intermediate hreeds-and every varie
" If rrriage that has teen invented since the Re-
vivai Of Letters. To give you some idea Of the
briskness of trade Outing the period ia question,
would inform YOU that 1000 barrels of sat were
the Goth July. The principal articles of Hoosie'
trade are Salt and Coffee, to which may add Tar
lie, them bu, get enough of these, and they hap
py.
Wihin the last few months our people have beer
| seized with mania for the lard oil business, which
promises 10 become a capital thing Tor lhs country
! Some hat dozen manufactures for the conversion
of lard into oil, have been put into operation, snt
this avenue Of enterprise and industry bids TAI
to he the means Of lighting up our homes ALMOST al
brilliantly the gas, and spirits, and sperm Of tn
Atlantic cit es. I'rarie ,uhdies, alias porkers, ar
now in active demand, and large numbers Of then
! are brought i'm Jaiy-say fIom four TO five hun
dred ID. ). ).
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28

CT We have placed on our frs, page, an article
on the subject Of popping the question" subject
Col. Carter. in giving his opinion, processes to
speak from experience, having, as he says, popped
the question least dozen Of times, exclusive,
we presume Of the last time, Oh which occasion ne
appears to have been emincn,ly successful, having
led to the altar Wednesday morning last, one of
the faires, and most accomplished damscs in the
beautiful town of Whlamspor. The Colonel,
however, ,alscrs under strange and fancifui diu-
SION, in supposing tha, the proper time 10 pop the
question is when the flowers are just budding, or
gentle zephyrs are murmuring. The thing can be
done jus, as well in January in May, Properly
managed.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28

"REv. CALEB Bush, Baptist Clergyman, is
charged on oath with the crime of seduction at
Weedsport, Cayuga county, N. T."
az The above is exuscted from the N. Y. Til.
bune of Monday last. Mr.. Bush was recently en-.
gagged in preaching at Danviile, Wlliiamspou, To-
wands and other places, until information of the a.
bove nature, from Wecdspor arrested his progress
I, is to he regretted ,ha, those who were acquant'
ed with the character of this man, and the charge
above mentioned, did not make it known immed-
ately, through the Press, instead of suffering him
to roam the country and impose upon the limo.
cent aud unsuspec,ing. We understand ths, the
Governor of New Yok has M ete ,equison upon
the authorities Of this state and that Bush has been
arrested and lodged in jail, to await his trial in
Csyuga county, NY.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-28
MISCELLANY.
Editorial, Condensed and Selected.

Editorial, Condensed and Selected.
The citizens of Wilkesbare recently rendered the
Hon. Luther Kidder public dinner, for his serv-
ces ia enJcavoring to abolish the Nicholson Court.
Seventy.,wo buildings have been erected in
Pot,sville during the last year.
rail road and canal, at Po,tsvillc, during the last
year.
There were Aso, ,627 bushels of Salt manufscru-
red in Kanahwa County, Virginia, during the quar-
ter ending December, lsf2.
The immense steamhca' $40 Zee, in length, in
launched at the former place, on "Wednesday morn
ing, in fine style,
The new Reformed Dutch Church on w ashing-
ton square, n. Y, is advertised for sale at auction
1t is OF the most elegan, churches in the city.
JupeE McLK,S is spoken of as II candidate for
! the Presidency in 1874.
| Put OT-The destruction of the wohd.-The
( Journal of Commerce says that Mr. Miller has dis
covered ne has made a mistake of Jus, 1000 years
/ in his calculations. So he deers the destruction
Of the world that length Of time.
| Deaths ia New York last week, ii2 Consump-
| ton, "a.
Muekerei-The number Of barrels of mackerel
inspected 10 Massachusetts, in the year lsi2, is as.
5is, a great falling off , We believe that the
greatest number evet taken in ore year, was in
1894. whea ass, 900 barrels were taken. In 1897
234, 900 barrels taken,
Pennsylvania Cokfges.-Marsharl College, a
Mercersturs, contains l75 sudents;-Wa Washingtor
College, i7o; and Dictsnsou COilse. Cahis'e
1855
There are IN ii,e United States JUS, one hundre'
soldiers Of the Revolution Inc pension srst owe
: one hantr, d years q age The Oldest man on tn
list is Michsel Haze, of Union county, Pea,syNa
MIA, whoi is in his isth year.
Suicide A. D. NcGrew, Register .nd Recorde
Of Wes'moresnd county, Pa hGns himself iu HI
own BAN, ON the l2h inst
Maine Lesish1ttne.-in fhe House, the Resolve
relating to Gen, Jackson's fine were discussed f
SEINE time, and frnsFy passed TO be eneseosed, by
: bare msjorny.
A ft End Jr a W~S,r.--John Irwin .ecent
}, shot himself 10 Charleston S. C., IN ct OF intei
n peranoe, He was the og,ner of pack of train
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5, The Stay Law has been defeated in the Hou
d Of Representatives of Kentucky, by a vote Of
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