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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-29
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
june 27-lawiw

TN pursuance Of law, ], JOHN TYLER, President Of
and make known that public sales will be held at the
underme ion ed land offices in the STATE OF IN
DIANA at the periods hereinafter de,ienated TO
wit:
AT the Land Office at WlNAMAC commencing
on Monday the twenty. first day of October next for
the disposal Of the public lands hereinafter described,
Worth o5hs Base Line and East ofte Second Principal
Meridian.
The norhess, quarter Of the section and the west
half Of the southeast quarter Of section thrtysr in
township ihry-four, Of range one
The lots one two, three four, in The south halt
Of section twelve, in township thnty-sir, Of range
West half Of southwest quarter Of sect on twenty
one, southeast and southwest quarters Of section
TWENTY-FIVE, northwest and southwest quarters Of
section tweny-seven, north half and southwest quar-
ter Of section twenty four and sections twenty We
and thrty-sir in townshp rhry-sir, Of range two.
AT the Land Office at VINCENNES, commencing
on Monday the twenty-eighlh day Of October neri,
for the disposal Of the public lands hereinafter des-
cribed, vu
North ofihe Base Line and West Of the Second Principal
Meridian
Sections one and two, the fraction Of section three,
north Of the Indian boundary line, north half OF the
northeast quarter Of section eleven and north half
of section twelve, in township four, OF range five.
The fractional nor,hwes, quarter, east Of river OF
section SIX in township four, Of range seven.
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The Rev. THos. r. OWEN, of the Presbyterian
Church, has returned to his charge, and Providence
permitting, will preach tomorrow morning, at IL
o'clock and in the evening at O'clock land stated
ly on the Sabbath day, at the hours, until fur
Their notice. at Caruss room 18th street. lately
cupled as the City Post Office
Citizens and strangers invited to attend
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NE w MUSIC.

JUST received at the old established Music and
Stationery Store, Pennsylvania Avenue, two doors
east Of 18th street
w. FISCHER
Here's to you, Harry Clay.
Ashland Melodies.
10 the Waichful; music by Austin Philips
dreamt that ! dwelt in marble halls By M
w. Bafe.
Tue heart how'd down; music by Balfe.
Speed thee, Pearna fair J. f. Spilman
Cavatina OF Caraha, Beremuller
The Eopement, A. Morales
Mus Oh! Heaven--song from Norma, translated
by J. h. Frye.
Let me love him music by Charles Haas.
CHEEKY DER the mountains
The merry gondolier music by Alex Lee.
Hard times, CTS.
Mama is 80 very particular, [" John Parry.
DE Now York Gsll.,--Ethopian Sercnaders.
Jubilate-as used IN the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-empion
to any lands within the limits of the TOWNSHIP above
enumerated is required to establish the same 10 the
satisfaction of The Register and Receiver Of the Ind
Offices, and make payment therefor soon as praeii
cable aler seeing this notice and before the day an
pointed Tor the commencement Of the pub &c sale Of
the township embracing The tract claimed above de.
signaiej, otherwise such claim will be fortified
THO. III. BLAKE
Commissioner II The General Lind Office
June 26.
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BOOKS FOR TRAVELLERS.

ATEl.Y RECEIVED, aud for sale by Y. TAY-
~ LOR; The Northern Traveller, guide through
The Middle and Northern States and The Canadas
pocket volume.
Tanners Tourists Guide through the Central
States, small volume, with many maps, plans, &c.
he White Sulphur Papers, or Life al the Springs
OF Western Virginia, | vol
-, The Mineral Springs of Western Virginia, by
VIM Burke, | vol
he fauquer Springs Of Virginia, by visitor, /
volume
The Salt Sulphur Springs of Virginia, by I. ID.
Mutter, Nj. ID.
The Red Sulphur Springs Of Virginia, by the late
Ii. Hunt, nj. ID.
Tanners Travelling Map of Virginia, Maryland,
and Delaware, with the roads, canals, rail- Dads,
routes, distances &c. &c.
Tanners Canals, Railroads, &c. of the United
States
And many other Books of the same kind, too nu-
merous for the limits of an advertisement.
+. TAYLOR,
Bookseller, near Gadsby's Hotel
june est
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PLEASURE EXCURSION ON THE FOURTH
OF JULY TO PINEY POINT PAVILION.
The steamer OSEOLA

GN0GE1IB Washington, on Wednes-
day, the Sd, at o'clock, and Alexandra at O'Clock
p. M on Pleasure Excursion to Piney Point Pa
ylon, and arrive there early the next morning
Returning, will leave the Pavilion at 10 O'Clock on
the evening of the 4th and arrive the next morning
in Washington.
An Grafton appropriate TO the day will be deliver
ed by Robert Ford Esq after which splendid din
ner will be provided and the festivities eli sed with
Ball
The proprietor of the Pavilion will spare no labor
or expense in obtaining the luxuries of the season
that Norfolk and Washington and the surrounding
country will Afford such turtle, fish, oysters crabs
fruits, &C.
The Oseola will touch at all the landings on the
river for passengers where lights are shown
IP Passage with Breakfast, Dinner, Tea, and
Ball, at the Pavilion, only S..
JAMES MITCHELL,
june 29-d.d Captaip
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
TO any lands within he limits Of the townships above
enumerated, is required TO establish the same to the
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver Of the pro-
per Land Office, and make payment therefor soon
practicable ier SEEING Dis notice, and before the day
appointed for the commencement Of the public sale
Of the township, embracing the tract claimed above
designated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. II BLAKE
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
june 81
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NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the night of presumption TO
any OF the lands above enumerated is required 10 es-
tablish the same 10 the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver oflhe proper Land Office, and make pay
mem therefor, as soon aspraetieabe after seeing tis
ee, and before the day appointed for the commence
ment OF The public sale of the tract claimed above de-
sgnatsd Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THO H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Qfhe General Land Office
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NAVY AGENTs' OFrIcE,
Washington. June ID. 1914.

DROPOSALS will be received at this office till
i the 18th July next, AT O'Clock p. NJ, for sup
plying the Naval station Washington, the men in or
binary at the yard, and the Navy Hospitals, with all
the fresh provisions and vegetables that may be re-
CURED for the next twelve months, commencing Goth
July, 1874.
VIM B. SCOTT,
june l9-2awt2O, Navy Agent
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GENTLEMEN's UMBRELLA CANES
II HANDSOME CANES, Of Rosewood, entirely
i neat, containing fdli Sized steel framed Par
asol of latest Partisan pattern. compact and use
ful appcndage.
Beautiful French whalebone Canes, and an assor,-
ment of other kinds, just received and for sale at
TODDS
Fashionable Hat and Cap establishment, doors
west Of Browns hotel
June l4-3t
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$4,000

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class d, for 1874,
To be drawn at Alexandra, ID. c.
On Saturday, July 20, ls44.
10 Number Lo,tery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
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u IBBON'S DECLINE AND FALL OF THE
VI ROMAN EMPIRE.-A beautiful London edi-
ton, just imported by F. TAYLOR, complete for sir
dollars beautifully printed the finest paper, with
biography Of the author, and a steel engraving
from Sir Joshua Reynolds portrait Of Gibbon and
new and coplous index, adding much to the value of
he work The bes, and cheapest edition eItsnt.
June N-3t
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A CARD.-The subscribers would inform their
IA customers that their bills will be rendered on or
before the LIST day of July, and TO which they would
call their immediate attention. Their payments be-
ing extremely heavy and their only dependence being
from collections, On the absence of banking faciIi-
ties) they compelled urgently TO request all per-
indebted to them to forward and discharge
the amounts of their respective accounts.
June 276i ESTEP g. CATLETT.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
June 24-eodts

SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
JIG. GREGORY g. co. MANAGERS.
$4,000!
ALEX ANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass No. "a, for 1874
To be drawn at Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday the
9th of July, 1874.
l3 Drawn Numbers out Of &C.
CAPITALS.
$4,000 dollars 10000 dollars
1850 dollars 1900 dollars
10 prizes of So 600
IS of $4,000 Of $500.
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets SlO-Halves s5-Quarters 50 so
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets 500
DO DO do 3 Quarter n DO DO IS
$4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Glass No. rs, for 1874.
To be drawn in Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday the
18th ofJuIy, 1874.
SPLENDID PRIZES:
COCO dollars $500 deilsr.
1927 dollars 1900 dollars
40 prizes of s 900.
SO of $4,000 of 800.
&c. &c. &c.
Whole Tickets slO-Halves s5-Quarters 81 50.
Certificates of packages of 25 whole tickets, $50
DO do IS half do Go
Do do 25 quarter do 80 50
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MO. 5-HARPER'S PICTORIAL BIBLE just
~ received by f. TAYLOR
June 2l-3t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
c, no Our subscriher..-we haye receyed nv

E- To Our SubScribers.-We have received nu-
nerou, complaints lately relation futures Of by
the mR and have eye Instance taken prompt measures
70 ASCERTAIN where the blame the delinquency properly
rhargeable From the have made. we are
faul n, and are convinced
that the Pust Office this City seldom IN fault As
general thing papers promptly and properly distributed
and transmitted from this city though cannot that this
u always the case The fault appears be Albany Phlade
phia Boston and other distributing Offices Our Mails are
very heavy for the Albany Office at least probably no,
less than twenty large Mail bags despatched from this Office
eonta lining nothing but Tnbunes Often a Of these at
least lie over ut Albany twelve for o. time
haul and distribute them in time Tor first mails North und
West In answer letter sent by few days SINCE, Mr.
WoSon the Post Master Albany, informs that hereafter
no delay shall that place which industry and attention
prevent. and that he has gust put additional force III
order the papers may for the future Le kept here
tofoe from IL to 20 hours We hope therefore ta, the resu
arites justly complained oby patrons w soon be en,!e,
remedied.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

InrokrA>r reoM RIO JANElao.-By the Da,
nish big Glorgil. from RIO Janciro, April 23 The
Consignces have received the following inteIii-
gencc, which they have politely furnished us
The Neapoi,ran Count D'Aqua had arrived IL
The Ncapo.itan vessel Amalia, from Naples. 70:
the purpose OF marrying the Princess J4nara'
sister to the Emperor. The ceremony was to
take place On the 23i April.
In consequence Of adyices received from Eng
land, by the British packet Crane, 30 days from
Liverpool, nearly all the good Coffee in the mar
Ike, had been bergh, up at an advance OF fully
~ per ccnt-ihe stock on hand having tcen re-
duccd to 5000 bags. all of inferior qna!'ty-
Freghts had advanced 10 $ $ D, and ex-
changes TO 25i 26d.
The C. is later from the Plate. bnt brings no
intelligence All was quiet in the neighborhood
Of Rio and the Northern provinces. The u. ;.
trigate Rirtan was at anchor off the City-aIi
UCl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
subscriptions for Clay Tribanc.
rhe Weekly rriDunc.--rb- yveeSIy Tn

~ rhc Weekly Trii,unc.-Th- Week." Tribune
Tor sale the Counter his morning tcontlln- Is columns
matter printed good ogpef wiki clear type. Is
TIC present week II part follows:
GImpes OF Europe. by L Travelling New Yorker, giving
desc p,ior> ,ave um Venice Florence By the regular
Fofeisn Correspondent Of The Tribune. another of Mrs.
Chids', beautiful Letters from New-York; cap,a! Wing
Song 10 the tune Ol Let hare her ngy; Abstract
the New Post Office BIZ; Notice OF Dt. Dufbn, Travels
with Extract the Character oi The irs European AZ
,cu!ture 81 interesting article from Coman Report Anirs
Texas. Annexaon sc. from intelligent correspondent
o The Tribune shIn. Galveston: Proceedings OF Congress
durn past week reported by The Tribune Reporter at
Washnston Van Buren, Convention at Baltimore, Nonu-
tons 51c tie ye- tonvcHtoa Accusing OF y. Jeey-Ien
TAo.aad Wings IN Council the Convention III Irenou
valuable arce every citizen ot Sefofk the Internal
improvement Poics and Finances OF the Stale OF New-York
the Bargain SANDER Amy and Navy Senator BarTCw',
able Letter Annexation oi eya; Magnetic Telegraph;
G4Tden Vegetables Cueuaabers Asparagus, &c; Professor
Gouaud Get F.fe New Orleans Texas Military Opera
tons several column, of Miscellaneous OF News Liter.
ary Notices Sc 3;c Commercial and Market Intelligence
Money ilaiters, &c. sc.
@ For .ale by Ne,,sboys and at the Counter wrappers
ready 10; mailing il required.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
SEVEN HOURS AID THREE MINUTES.
South.
The Clay Tribune.

The Fifth Number OF this popular paper is for
sale b, Newsboys and at the Counter this morning.
- Price two cents. It's contents in part are as
follows
senatof Burrows Letter to the People of Loui.iann
against the T'eya, Aonrxaon. Mr. WEBSTER'S great
SPEECH Trenton teofc tie Wing Couyeaton admi
Labe Clay Soa- to the tune OF Let Woman hrye ler way
sarnJie the !aerai improvement Policy aud -
Of the Sa,e Sew York Proceedings OF ;he State
c1Foco Convention Baltimore with the blo'nE' io' the
different Carddaes Tie Cree, state Convention Of Wing,
p: l,en'on-0 90 Wings N Council European Agriculture
English do Hedge, aad Ene!oaurc lion a! s'unken Fence,
Gr:den Vegetable, Culture OF the CucuEbet Asparagus,
&c. &c Paup-rsm OF iuempcrnce The Magnetic Iee-
:rnph-i-s success, Miscellaneous eHs &c. Sc. &c.
L5 The 51cs numbsr l. :. aed l. may sui be obtained.
oyD.cri9uun prce - ceats. GREELEY - hcELEAIH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
BY THE REPORTER OF THE skw-soRS TRtnrsE

W,sHtscroS Thursday. MAJ %.
A respectable attendance {. as finally secured m
both Houses today. the excitement connected
with ;he confused deliberations OF the Baltimore
Convention having IN some measure su5sidet.
As usual. however. bat little business Was trans
acted.
In SENATE the presentation Of petitions and
other business oi bat little importance occupied
the morning hour. ~.
The debate on the Tariff vas continued by
NJ McDUFFIE, who went into general defence
of his bill. and 3 detailed reply 10 various gentle
men who had preceded IN favor OF the existing
Tariff.
In the Horsg, Nj J. CAMPBELL made another
Intellectual attempt to take up IN Committee &c, oi
the Whole on the Union, the District Bank b!li'
A resolution Of iir. PRATT ior this object adopt
ed few days since. was r:-consIce'ed' an" =
ion. resolution substituted therefor requiring all
annual inventory to be maze by the Heads oil
Departments and other Goyernncnta! o:lceIs OF
the public property under thar charge when. a.
Ter several notifications, WAS read third t'nie
and passed.
The bill renewing the PROVISIONS OF the act
prantiur hali-paY and pcnsnns 10 the "lc"ws Gi
Revolutionary Sold crs-so amended rs 10 ao'l-
ish entirely the limitation; IN former acts win
reference to the ,ime OF marriage, and providing
far the receipt of the pension during the l'c'mes
ol1hcp cpensioners-which ms been under the skl!iaI
and attentive conduct Of Mr. SEYMOUR OF y. E.
was finally brought through the shoals and qnicS-
sands OF The committee ot the Whole, and now
IN safety enjoys the prospect of speedily securing
the desired haven.
The Senate bill to provide for the adjustment
Of land claims in No. AK. La. and in paris OF
Nj and Ala. vas advocated in committee by
Mr. SIDeLL and others, and opposed by 'Iessrs'
CAVE JOHNSON and VINroS.
The debate is still progressing, and will proba-
bly, continue until O'Clock 10 day, tie time of lis
limitation by resolution Of the House
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Ci the Tribune.
puIf,,pELrIlr. Mny 3l-P VI


SUNDAY SCHOOL CELLgKAriuN.--Tiiri fourth An.
niyeary of the Sunday Schoo o the and county Of
ph,t.pha under auspices OF the Sunday school mon,
] JM " . nj, 4GTy any thn 81 the KIND bav. ever wines
ell The ,lunre IS iruly ued with children, n Of whom
hnvc each ahaket aslsuy decorated and Tiled with Hover
of every description The Banner, really gorgeous. he
order Of wee ioow Pnr, OF which Yny has BEEN
the Rev Mr VanArtaie. g. Celebrau"n Lyman. l. Ad.
dress, by Tie Rev. l. stone. 8 Pastoral LYNN o. Bene
tcton. The scoars proceed after the exercises are conti
ed the saloon 9th. Chinese Museum singing, rs they en-
With songs OF rejo cinr. ho,anuls and praise.
ToJc>,i, our offering, we Or ns. -..,..
n ,Taes.s vii ). .Ip...i .Se IN saloon
winch us bee" ta,tftIy decorated ey The iadig, H., many d
pas, in preparing the ha'kets &c. The proceeds OF the eNh
ns the Suncay Sch"oi, OF the We,, with books
DKEADFUL.-A man Damed Wilson, while labor
ns under the hord effects o mnna puu Yesterday after
Garden above Noble such bodily INJURY u Ia
reader hi, recovery almost impossible
OUR SlARKETs.-Ihe PhIlajephIi retail markets
were never better supplied with the good thing: OF ;hs world
than present Toy excellent flesh butter sold mt Z II
cents ne, qunrr cherries per III and every thing else
reasonable rate. Beef fish, aud vegetables efe also nucn
A CeUnrERFsIr-Noes OF the denomination OF
s5 on the Farmers Bank OF New JeTsey at Mount HOLY let
but poorly done while the body ohe n7te calculated
to deceive.
PlcKPocKErs-Two gentlemen, MIR. J. Marret
aet yesterday. the corner OF Arch and hr'isree had
Their pockets iGe the former Of $50 N notes %n the Bank OF!
Bank Of ;his city, and seyerl lottery tickets.
ARRESTs-Arrests OF persons concerned III The
Kensnron continue be made Yesterday afternoon
bay named John Hes, brother the lad already PRISON
brought before the Mayor, charged with participating IN The
lbs trial at the Court OF Sessions Ned sherry an lshnHn
against whom the Grand Jury have found true bill, has been
iMMIGRASTs -'rhc pnckct ship Thomas p. Cope,
Capt. Nercken arrived n the wharf foot of Walnut street
five nmhrs Of which were English the remainder beng lta
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

II The Albany Argus, Pledeian, Brooklyn
Eagle and several other papers of their kind
ran up the hag of POLK and Wright yes,
terday morning in the face OF our assurance
to then, that Mr.. Wright would not stand They
wanted something 10 sweeten the bitter dose pre-.
pared or them at Baltimore and in Their desper-
alton clutched at the name of Wright, which
would have answered very good purpose. To-
day they viii have to pull it down, looking very
foolish, and put up the Pennsylvania chaP exhum-
ed bv the Convention, and who is so immensely
popular as TO have received thirteen votes on the
First Ballot! That comes of refusing eredencc to
the latest and most authentic advices. They tried
hard TO face US down around Tammany and the
Pcbcian Thursday afternoon, and insist that
Wright had not declined, because The Tribune
alone had the news. That was the very reason
WHY they should have believed it, and saved
themselves much needless modification. it was
per Sc an insult to Sias Wight to ask him to be
beaten for Vice President under Polk after they
had killed off Van Buren,. We honor his spirit.
There are COED many more Of his stamp who
feel as he does about the whole business, and will
take their own way of manilesting their ndlg.
uatlon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
x4,,,,nnt.on Of nalln. Tor yice-presl,en..

From our Correspondent
BAlrIxoGE Thursday Noon.
The jig is up--ihe Fow and the irohc arc all
over Good by to Conventions-Good By
The Convention met Il, this morning and 4
long string OF resolutions were read, III The old
s;Tan-with the addition Of huTah for Texas
and Oregon
\ political Tract Committee, consisting a
o'>ulliyan, young Richie, Sam Mcdary, and
kavser, of Missouri, was formed, who arc 10 write
a LOT of tracts. in order to pat down the = Junus
Tractsr Tins is Ben. Buffers suggestion. who
has been so busy here that he threw by pIeiy and
took 10 politics on Sunday night. Mr.. butler
r,portc, that after voting for Van Buren, the
Committee thought that the Joss SAID about The
One Term principle the better 20 they would
make no report upon 1t.
4 resolution was passed approving the rcmIs-
sion o Gen. jackson's fine. (lloiiow Stupidity
MIR. BUTLER then read letter from SlIas
Wright, positively declining the nomination. for
certain reasons ass 5ned IN another (prIvate) let
ter To Butler.
Mr.. WALKER then nominated GEORGE VI. DAL.
LAS for Wee President, and ballot was had,
WHICH resulted
Daas Fairfield Woodbury.. Cas- Johnson. stewart Marcy.
a1 % on second ballot.
After tins, Massachusetts,, Maine, Vermont
and New. Hampshire, who had stuck 10 Gov.
Fairfield reconsidercd and voted for Dallas; 50
did the SIX Georgia votes for Woodbury-ani
Dallas was declared unanimously nominated.
Resolutions to form Democratic Associations
every where were passed ihc Pr,siden, delivered
{, $3.50 valcGictory and the Convention ael2uFned
sine DE.
The mountain has laborcd and-but no matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
Dreadful Accident at Williamsburg

Abou; ! o'clock last evening, bank OF earth.
from under which sand had been cug for building.
al Wilamsourgh, csved and fell burying Seren
children who were playing beneath II, OF whom
sir were instantly crushed or sutiocated! Three
OF them were children of Mr.. Louis Jones, one OF
Nh Paul, one OF Mr.. Spencer, and one OF d
Mr.. Rems-ail dead The seventh. child Of
Mr.. Clevenger, was alive and likely 10 recover
when our informant left.
Will not this terrible accident be q warning
to parents in this and other cities 1t is perllous
to suffer young children 10 run and play in crowd
ed thoroushfarcs, or in The vicinity Of building,
excavation, &c. They should be under the OBJ
serva.ion of some older relative or friend when
permitted TO divert themselves in the neighbor.
hood OF such dangers.
P,S. The following IS from slip sent US this
moment from the office OF the Willlamsburgh De-
mocrat
Vigorous with spades were instantly work. and
cecded u fescuFing alive the adopted daughter OF Mr. eleven
ger sffyinasie, named Ida ttisgIns Sho able TO
speak although horribly bfu>ed and deprived OF IN eye he
one the daughter V M Paul druggist, ass Yeas three
children oi Ar. Lewis Jones carpenter OF nd street.
Harriet ana Abigail sge about and years and lary Jones.
aged about IS months. Martha daughter OF Geo Darlington,
The sixth Della Sheme, aged learn II years daughter
labofHg man.