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~ RICHARD CAUTHORN

Hg EGULAss SALE DAYS MONDAYS,
q q Wednesdays and Fridays.-Sale ofhorses every
Saturday-On the days above named, commencing at
81 O'clock will sell at suction, at my 18th ST..
variety OF Miscellaneous articles, consisting OF the ol
lowing:
GROCERIES, Sugar, Coffee, Gunpowdsr Tea,
and Sides Rice Pepper, Ginger Brandy, Whisky, Gin
Molasses, Butter Lard, Herrings, Shad.
FURNPTURE--Blreau Sideboards, Washstands,
Chairs, Candesands, Dining Tea, and Toilet Tables,
Bedding Of every description, Tenders, Shovel and
longs with many other articles in the house keeping
line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, Twill also sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing Of every kind Hats, Caps
Crockery-ware, Matches. Writingsnd Wrapping Pa
per, Books, &c.
au2l R. CAUTHORN
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TLR AT pHILDEtPHIA

IHILADEIPHTis OCT 10 I NJ
A row of II uninshe. brick dwellings,, on Front
street. in tbs lower part Of Southwark, were set on
fire in three places this morning, by lncendary
and burned to the ground
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la Garaysbarg, N c., on the 18th uIt., Mr. HUGH
L, DRUMMOND to Miss FANNY JACKSON,
both OF Brunswick.
On the 10Th inst at Georges Church, by the Rev:
Lynehburg, Va, to Miss MARY ALICE, daughter
Of the la!e Iheodors Ienkns of New York.
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS HALLS.
fTHE WESTERN PRAIRIEs

THE lNDIANS OF THE WESTERN PRAlRIES.
Accounts received at St. Loiis, by persons direct
from the Of the great Iadau Council lately held
Fort Laramie, state that treaties finally
cluded by the United States Comm ssioners with the
various lnd an tribes in attendance. No particulars
are given. A delegation of the tribes have en-
tered into treaties soon to visit Washington city.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Oct. 20.

FLO(JR.-Recepts continue ght-we quote Rich
mond country SIS Is and Scottsville at 80 S7 per
Dbl.
WHEAT.-We quote white at so and red at IS cts
per bushel. Very PRIME lots would command 80 cents
for red and IS cents per bushel for white time.
CORN.-We quote the current rate at 62aa65 cents
per bu,heI.
CORN MEAL.-75 cents boted Meal 80 cents
per busheI
OATS-We quote 35a4o cts. per bushel.
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THE STEA MER PAMPERO.

= SAVANNAH, Oct. 1y.
The trial in the case Of the steamer Pampero re-
ceatly seized by the United States authorities Tor being
engaged in the late Lopez expedition has been post
poned-as we learn from St. Augustine, Fla-til De-
rember, TO enable the Government to obtain evid euce
fgom New Orleans and elsewhere
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By GEO. J. SUMMER,

e. UCTION SALE OF FINE CARRIAGE
"a AND BUGGY HARNESS, SADDLES, &c.
On WEDNESDAY morning, the 22d inst common
bng at 10 O'clock al store No 80 Main St, Opposite
Morris & Brothers Bookstore will be sold, at auction,
gy Harness, brass and silver mounted large variety
OF Ladies' and Gentlemens Saddles, cooured Sheep
Skins, &c
The above will re open FOR exam nation day, and
the public iny ed to call
Terms cash. Sale without reserve.
GEO. j. SUMNER.
II Auctoneer.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL
UNRIVALLED IL COMBINEDATTRACT
mis- NOW OPEN and will continue for short
,&- time
WAUGH'S
MAGNIFICENT PAINTING,
Representing a


TOUR THROUGH ITALY.
The greatest work of art exhibited in the U. S
This painting consists OF more than
$50 MAGNIFICENT VIEWS,
Empracng the mos prominent objects OF interest oil
that Classic Land paintedin the
CITY OF NAPLES,
By S. B. WAUGH, Esq, nov resident of Philadelphia
during an eight residence in the land OF poetry
and song. This splendid work of Art has been visited
by more than 500 600 citizens OF Philadelphia Boston,
Baltimore, New YORK and other cities, is constantly
increasing in public favor and universally pronounced
far superior to any work OF Art exhibited in this
country.
Concerts EVERY EVENING by the celebrated
and unrivaed QUABTETrE the
SINGING SISTERS,
Whose performances have elected the highest appro
baton and applause OF thousands in the Northern 81
The SINGING SISTERS will make their first ap.
pearance in this city in RICH and COMPLETE "BLooMET
COSTUME"
The exhibition is thus rendered one of the post at
tractiye and instructive entertainments everOe red tc
the citizens o Richmond
Commencing every evening at hafpast seven o'clock
and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS att o'clock, precisely. Doors open one hou
Cards OF admission only 25 cents, children under II
half price. l3-tf
MHRESH IMPORTATIONS, Just received BY
e D.. Il. LONDON.
Dicks celebrated Spool Cottons
Mousins and English Prints
Blankets, Cambrcs Vestlngs and Cloths
West Engla extra CaSsmeres
Black, blue and brown Cloths
Buck sdn Gloves, made by Dent, Allencroft 4
Co., London, oc2l-tf
@tHAMRER CANDLESTlCKS,-S Silver pla
" led Chamber Candlestcks, with two pair Smut
lers and two Exiinguisbers for each pair; also, very
fine Chamber Candescks made OF Britannia metal,
very durable and handsome article, for sale by
oc GENNET & JAMES.
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DUNLOP, NONCURE & co. ask the attention
of dealers to their auction sale of Groceries, &c, this
morning q! 10 o clock, without regard to weather.
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NEW YORK IARKETS, Oct 20, P. M.
We have nothing new to note today.
Market stealg at Saturdays quotations.
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POST OFFICE ROBBERY. Mc.

-, NEW YORK, Oct. 20, P. N.
The Post Office at Hudson, in this State, was rob
bed Of large number OF letters on Saturday A re-
ward of 500 is offered for the apprehension of the
robbers.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Oct. 90 PM.
FLouE-Nolhing doing in Flour to-day. Quotations
unchanged
GRAN-Transactlons limited at former quotations
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CONCERT PosTPoNED-A FRACAs.

CUNCERT POSIFUNED-A FKACAS.
BosToN, Oct. 10.
Cathariae Hayes concert last night pospo ned
account of her illness, till lussdav A personal
encounter occurred yesterday between Col Scouer
of the Atlas, and SAINT Wray, broker The latter
called the former scoundre, in his Office, for which
Schouer kicked him down stairs.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

ER6A CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
@SSVaY HATS, AND 500 SIDES SOLE
LEATHER AT AUCTlON.-On WEDNESDAY,
29ta October, 1851, we will sell at our Auction Store
at 10 o'clock, a.large assortment of fresh and desra-
bic goods for Fall aud Winter sales, consisting OF
Mems L & Brogues city made
Do Heavy Watst Boots, very superior
BOYS do 90
Mems fine Hips and Cali do
Youths do do
Gents Superior Water Proof Calf do.
Mems q B sBrogues 8 to 49,
Do Hunngs Boots, new style
Hungarian Boots
Women's and Misses Buskins, Ties, Boots, &c.
ALSO-20J cases Silk and Wool Hats
500 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
Trunks, Shoe Thread &c
TERMs-Under $780, cash. and 800 and over four
months credit, for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. co.
oc Aucts,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE a. co.
THIS DAY.

BY DUNLOP, M0NCURE & co.
GROCERIES AT A UCTION.-On TUES
W DAY, the 2lsl instant, commencing at 10 o.
clock we will SELL at oW auction store general as
sortnent of Groceries, &C., consisting in part Of
IS hhds st Crox and Louisiana Sugar, fair to
choice quality
$50 bags Coffee
$50 sides Leather, good and damaged
Is packages loaf and crushed Sugar
so hhds. terces and bbls Moasses
IS packages Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
100 boxes brown and pale Soap
100 do Sperm and Adamantine Candles
$4,000 imported Cigars
Brandy, Gin, Madeira aud Tenerife Wines
Mustard &c &c
TEENs-Under 500, cash; over 800, months ere
dit for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regardto weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE G. Co.
&C ID Aucts
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MARINE NE W s.
-. -T------7--------
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal. Philadelphia
Stenmer Loanoke, Parrish, New York
Schr w B Jenk ns, Vanderbilt, Albany
Schr Sillinsn, CIum, New York.
Schr Mary johnson, Lake, Now York
Schr Zephyr. Doy les, Albany
Schr Chas Whitney, Taylor, New Yor6
SAILED,
Barque virgnian, Boeeh, New Orleans
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Ct
Richmond, 18th October, 1851.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
KNOW MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we the
subscribers being Stockholders in the James River and
Kanawha Co, do hereby constitute and appoint -
49, our true and lawful attorney and proxy to repre-
sent each OF lis all general meetings ofhe Stockhold-
es OF said Co.. held wthu six months from and after the
date hereof when enot personally present or rep
resented by some other proxy with full power and au-
hory at such general meetings. give such vote or
votes, and to do such other acts each of us
could give do as member of the said meetings, if
we wefe personally present and we do hereby ratfy
and confirm whatever vote votes, act or acts, our
said attorney may lawfully give do for US in pursu-
ance of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this - day of -
one thousand eight hundred and ---
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AUCTION SALES.
by KENT. PAINE IL KENT.
FUTURE DAYS.

T ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
IA AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the 18th
auction rooms great variety of fresh and reasonable
Dry Goods, comprising many new and desirable styles
Also-A lot OF stock goods in good ORDER with which
we will commence The sale.
Also-5O0 dozen cotton Hosiery, and an invoice OF
Ready-m2de Clothing direct from Philadelphia
TERMs-Aii sums under 800, cash; over that
amount, months credit for approved paper.
KENT, PAINE d. KENT,
Oc II AuctionceTs,
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THE OPERA TROUPE.
BALTIMORE, Oct 20, P. M.
Mare'zec's Italian Operate Troupe will remain
week longer in this city.
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$4,000. $4,000. I4,0oo
Susqaehanna Lottery, class 46 to be drawn at Bal
timore Wednesday, October 29lh rs nos, 10 drawn.

Tickets $40; halves S.; quarters 81 so.
Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland Lotteries
will meet the most prompt and confidential attention If
addressed to Morris q Co, Managers, or to
w. PURCELL
Sc % Rjehmond Va
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FVHEAr RICH DRESS SILKS, AT MAI
" LERT'S CHEAP STORE, No 4IbMain st.
1t is universally acknowledged by the ladies ttey te
ing good authority that the cheapest black, eoloured
changeabe and figured Silks tor Dresses and Mantl-
ets also, cheap black silk Trimming Laees, for Man
tiets, &c; also, Uncut Velvet Ribbons for trim
mings, blue, purple black and maroon colours, be
had of AUG. MAILERT,
oe20 No al Main st.
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FOR PHILADELPTIA,-Th,

af~s.u, FOR PHILADELPHIA
/S4As I'D A. l. fast steamship VIRGINIA,
ZEIIWlgd%f2S Capt David Teal, will be ready to re-
zz=zsz.sr ceive cargo on Monday ,2Oh and pos.
lively sail to-day at ii o'clock. For freight or pas
sage, having sateroom accommodations, apply on
board or to RANKIN & WHITLOCK
&C IL Agents.
Passage in first cabin and found SO.
second I" " 81.
n B. Due notice of the hour of sailing will be given
Tuesdays paper. R. & ".
wEORTO RICO SUGAR.-l0 hhds prime.
Il landing per schr Falmouth, for sale by
oc % JOHN HI. CLAIBORNE
NDRsME BACON SIDES AND SHOUL.
III DERS, landing per steamer. for sale by
oc % JOHN f. CLAIBORNE
NT ESV@ BUCKWHEAT.-5O bags in quarters.
" lust received by Roanoke, for sale by
oc 20 WILLIAMS & BROTHER
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Teste,

Teste,
To W.T.:
|, -, Justice OF ,he"Peaoe for - aforesaid,
do hereby certify that ----- whose name is above
subscribed attesting witness personally appeared
before me il my - aforesaid. and made oath that
the above Ii, aed ----, whose names are sub
scrbed as parties to the above letter of attorney, ac
knowedst The same in the presence of said wines as
their act anddeed
Witness my hand and seal this - day of -
eighteen hundred and -
oe l4-2aWEy -TsEAL1
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HNEMALE &CHOOL AT CHARLOTTE
a COURT HOUSE.--'fhe winter session OF m
school will open the LIST OF November and close tn
oc i4-e3w DAVID COMFORT
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THURSDAY-M onongaa, extra, No. l35-Capi-
l, quarters So
THURSDAY Monongalia, No. 154--Capital:
S2O,657. IS nos, IA drawn Tickets s., halves oo
quarters 25.
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NOTWITHSTANDING nongalia, No. l53-CapitaI:
600. 79 nos, - drawn. Tickets $40, halves S.
nnarters2 So
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f-sHEAP BONNET AND NECK RIB
" BONS, AT AUG. MAILERT'S No. Al Main
Shades in want of cheap Bonnet and Neck Rib.
bons, viii! find them very handsome and at reduced
prices. AUG. MAILERT
oc20 No4I Warst
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SATURDAY-Mo nongalia, extra, No. l3-Capi-
tai; $4250. IS Nos, ID dawn. Tickets 81, halves
5Oc., quarters 25c.
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vi AILS AND SPIKES, Of all sizes, from several
factories, al reduced prices, TO close sales, by
oc2 20 DAVENPORT ALLEN & co
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T. GOLDEN RUGGLES,
! G. E. Va. Central railroad.
| NJ B.-Good timber may be procured in the vicinity
| Of the line OF the Railroad, which will be in operation
to loint 3 miles from the bridge.
&C l9-dtd IT G. p
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nH T. SHUMAN, an old Philosopher, take
1Yks great pleasure in offering his services to tn
citizens OF Richmond and its vicinity in Astrology
Phssiognomy and Signs, and gives true, correct and
satisfactory information, having made predictions to
Napoleon in 1913, previous his downfall in Moscow
Prince Berandone 10 be King OF Sweden in 1879, &c
He also refers 10 the prediction of the election off
Taylor to the Presidency. He can be conpp'ssd in
matters of Love, Marriage and of the ,are events OF
lits
'rERMs-Ladies so cents, Gontlemen 81. Natiyities
calculated according to Geomancy; Tor ladies', 81, in
full, SO. Gentlemen So in FULL S. His office is on
18Th street between MAN aod Cary, I'd house from
Main Office hours from o'clock in the morning
till in the evening" SIS 26-1m*
NNASRfONAE3EE DANCING.--CHAS A.
e McEVOY respectfully announces that his Acade-
my is now open in the Exchange Hotel. DAYS of
tuiton--For young ladies, misses and masters Wed.
nesday afternoons at 8 O'clock, and Saturday morn
ings, al 10 O'clock. For gentlemen, Monday and
Thursday evenings, at7s O'clock.
MIR. NJ may be seen al the rooms any day in the
week. ocs
osSTIAI7TUN2s OEFICF3a No. 5, south I4th
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
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e III II Az R T. .

Manager. Mr.. John Potter
Stage Manager. Mr.. ]. G. Cartlitch
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-Moaongalia, extra, N o. 133-Capita
$4,000 rs nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81, halves soc,
TUESDAY onongalia, No. l52-Capital: $780,
600. 66 numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets s., halves
81 so, quarters 81 3d.
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g rrrr rFEFrzEg5zE7 EXTRA A TRAM Foa

aR FOR RNNF-The house recently occupied
by Mrs. Abbott, Rad door West Of Farmers
Bank, containing IL rooms A servants rooms &c, all
IN good order 1t viii be rented o one year, or leased
for term of wears. Apply to
oc l7-F&Mtf r. N HUDSON
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nefor. Hen. judges fnsrahsm, Dsly and wcsdrun.
FEa "a Dsetslors Gtsde'isk Saunders, appellant
Moses n B~ssk srd .gifred n. Beseh An sction tor
breach "a contract In refusing to employ the appellant
amer agreement 70 do 90 NJ . certain salary. The
plsinu6 non ssitsd, and the suit IL con.
armed
Jsnss siesSreed ne Prssidsnf and D,scfsrs Of ~.
ke-fh .f~sstean TskgfarA Comp@ag.-Motion granted.
Costs 20 ahid. the event
Jsesb n A.. u, W,u snS y n. Tstlsv 20 ne Nss York
Boy Cs-sf.y Motion granted 20 tar TO siiov tbs
defspdsnt " answer payment Of AL cost since the
tpg ~ plant and the cosf. o. this oton ~ $40
The judgment 70 remain .. security The attach msnt
msy oe discharged on fliuS the undertaking aud en-
teripg Appearance
yshr Hs',is sds, ~ peosis. - Implication dssi.a
yoAn Ssrv sss JsAH Fisv.aes. -Orsered that The
proeesdisss taken ~ rlov~re. q. en- app..i n tss
court frcm the Marin. Court h. Dismissed fcr -sst Of
pfoseeution 9TH costs on such procsedings s"d ais,
$40 eosts 81 tkis m elton
Eepsr hsyts ed efAsrs, DsrtS Dstss SO sfhsts.
hewstmsnt Of ecsts s@t ssise and 1e~ notice 20 b.
giwn
Cessf, n Gallagher 70 Psuf Merrill Motion grant
ID TO . certain sstsat on P.y nsnt Of ~ scss.
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Court Of Genera, ses,,ors.


Before the Recorder and Aid Franklin and ID oosy.
Charge Of Obtaining TAro 7Roa,and Dollars on Fsls
Profenoes.-Wm. q. Russell sworn-I am attorney
street; was at one time requested BY Mr.. Colemsu
TO see VI certain cbsttel mortgage which he handed
to me was all rights have no doubt II was about the
18th OF August 1s4T examined tho Giles at the Rsgis
tsrs ofnce the paper hold In my hand IL the paper
Mr. Coleman handed me; II IL . mortgage from Sarah
Leland to Henry X. Willard; IL IL endorsed IS as
signsd tow arren jenkins; sent Mr. Colsmsn . sots
the substsnce OF which that the proc eedinx. ct
the Registers ofhce were REGULAR but I could not
snrver AZ to the right of Mrs. Leland TO make .
mortgage, as did not know whether she was married
or single The mortgage was here put In evidence.
Cross examined - Mortgage shown to witness The
endor,emest on IL was made by me. on the dag Of
hlipg u viz, on the sth Of December, 1871 I vas
counsel for Mr. Coleman many year, before the salt !,
have no recollection OF doing any business for Mr..
jenkins until the suits crossing out Of this trsssso
these suits; I don't remember when hrst saw Mr.
jenkins, be vas introduced 70 me by Mr.. Coleman,
and gave me written instructions to commence these
suits Thomas Coleman employed me to commenos
the suit In the Court OF Common Plsss; whether On
hisosn account or not don't know; do not kuou
vko vas the party interested In this suit, we'll
the Leland suit number Of papers In suits 10 tbs
eivn courts o. this city we're here presented to the
L.pusi Leland, called ard sworn, testified that
Sarah Leland vss hts wife they we're married sons
t-ssiy yesrs ago although tney hsd not lived tossh.r
for seventeen yesrs, have been divorced This
evidence introduced 20 prove that Mrs Leland hsd
No right 10 executes ehstssi MORTGAGE
eosmpcrsnsous sets of miu.pr-sentston on the part
% the prisoner, and the prosecution 1T late hour
rested their ssss. The defence viii opea on Friday
morning
ar "a la this eco. -hleh has been on trial for
wsst past ths Jury rendered verdict OF gsity but
msndsd the prisoner 20 the mercy Of the court
Ne vss sentenced 70 pay tps % 800. This psid
and the person discharged on the trial no evidence
appeared "a implcste Mr. smith. asd Immediately
upon the rendition 81 the verdict the court dischars
"a hin. be having acted only ~ the trustee Of Mr..
S~ri,nss n Bsvfiart.- jefferson nm aud James Lane
sersrsily con,ictsd Of burglary In the hrss degree,
have been ssntsncsd 10 the state prison Mn Tor ten
years asa tee menih he and Len. for ten yesrs
Dt~tfssi Fl - Complaint srasmsf hs Phrsfe,sn gAs
famfnfsfsrs6 Dvugs = fAe Per Boz Elisha j. Lsthsm
vho stood charged -ith manslaughtsr In causing ths
death "a George Robinstt better kno-n as the Fat
Boy on THE fst of February Inst. vas called up snd
discharged. the 0rsnd Jury having dismissed the
complaint charging him vith the maiprsctice which
slkgsd 20 have resulted In the death Of Robinet
at No 10 Bswsy
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We learn (ssys The Needle k.sisi-l thss toe q -.
grsstess match thossht - = Ia sosssrs
One o. the matches 10 . rsss ~ tee mn~s ssI snss
hs esl.brsssd racer Lslv Nor fcr tss tAes~-s sss
lars the other match agesss tine 10 shtss sstsss
hendrs1 nes IN ten kesrs thts y The svst tn. sssts
that suehs nstch sxassss tiss hss bsss 1sss zee
We rssut vnl " rsssrAst ~ The vhsbs spevtss sssls
Nth Considerable Interest fAsa great os1shss ssss
mses ~ ynis Of rsv orissss, vhsss essy sssis
. In AL HE sIory.
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GIrsE..-A company Of these strange waade-.
sitysited Northeast, Cecil county, Maryland, lssi
week They travelled 10 wagons, asd lodge In
hem al night, notwithstanding the severity Of the
weather. They came from England, and have
oeen IN this country about three months. They
conversed in EpRlisb, but had an uninteIligible
Jareon among themselves. They relieved the
good people OF Northeast Of much OF their small
fhsnGe BY fortune telling -Cech Democraf.
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TIE LATE FIRE IN Providence, n. 1.-The
fire noticed yesterday, by which the block owned
by the McNeal Corporation, on Westminster
street, was partially destroyed, involved larger
loss OF property than we anticipated. The upper
stories OF the building were, with their contents,
destroyed The building was insured AZ the Mu-
tual Office, for 900. The first story occu-
pied by j. ID. Jones az Brother, shoe dealers. They
were insured at the Roger Williams office Tor
$1,000. Their stock was only injured by water,
and the loss IL covered by insurance. Elliot *
Tillnghsst, erockery dealers, on the same floor,
had policy 81 900 at the American office. The
loss their stock is by weter and breskase IN
moval, and 10 fully covered. On the second floor
were three MILNE ~ establishments, and surgeon
dentists, Vim. III Heme. The stocks of Mrs >.
A johnson and Mrs. Duff were both entirely de-
stroyed. The loes on each must have been from
81 800 TO $4,000, which takes their all. a. both
we're without insurance; Mlss Dolan, also On the
same floor, was without insurance We did not
learn the amount Of her loss, or 81 DR.. Heime's
The Ashland Company's counting room was 90
the third floor, and III. $. Cartee, music teacher,
had room adjoining The contents Of both rooms
were destroyed. In The fourth story, two % the
rooms were occupied by clubs, or debating associs.
tlons; third by Henry & Browneil, tailors; and
the fourth room by the First Light Infantry Com
psny There was no property saved 10 the foudh
story. The Infantry Company's loss u between
500 and $500, consisting Of equipments, &c., for
the Washington ball, muskets, and furniture 10 the
room, which had been removed, on account % he
ball, from the armory, where II was covered by
insurance .-Provtde~V Jov~ai, Ftb. rs.
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