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MIR. j. M. Daniel.

We learn from the Washington Union that
this gentleman. recently appointed charge d.
afaires Of the United States near the govern.
ment OF Sardinia, has passed through Wash
ington en- route to Turin. He will take passage
in the Arctic from New York noxt Saturdl Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-19

Hi>rT" HousEKEEPERs.-Af few drops of
Carbonate OF ammonia, in small quantity of
warm rain water. will prove a sale and easy
ant'.acid &C., and will change, If carefully an
piled,d'scolored spots upon c,rpets.and indeed
all spots. whether produced by acids or aka
hes. ifone has the misfortune to have a carpe,
injured by whitewash this will immediately
restore it-Ohio Cultiratoy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-19

APPALLING STATIsTiCs-The New York
papers are publishing the statistics of railroad
accidents during the present year. together
with the numbers ofthe killed and wounded
They sum up as follows. presenting an agsre.
gate which il is appalling 10 contemplate:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-19

EALL SUPPLIEsj, ls53.-ADOLPHW
L MORRIS, Richmond, W.. begs invite the
ton of COUNTRY DEALERS to his stock OF
Books Stationery and Pianos, embracing the arges, and
most general assortment To he found in any esb'
Ishment South Of New York and will be sold upon
terms rs liberal and accommodating.
a. publishes many of the standard Tirginid L1r
Books and furnish he gal profession with all Stan
dard Law Books, including the Virginia and New York
State Reports at the publishers forrest prices
School Teachers and the Trade supplied ut liberal
discount.
Worcester PianOS.-A. MORRIS is sole A.
gent for the sale Of Worcester celebrated PIANO
FOR TIES. an would solicit an examination Of them
from those in want Durability, sweetness of tone del,
icacy of touch. and elegant workmanship accorded
them by the general judgment as inferior TO none manu-
featured in this country or Europe. They are sold 'h
a full guarantee an warranted to give satisfaction or
the money returned.
~ Orders from the country will be promptly attend
ed to. aug. Is d&c'
~ Danville Register, Stanton Soecator, Lew"
burg Chronicle, Valley Wing, Lexington Gazette Al
ingdon Virginian. Wytheve Telegraph Roanoke Bea
con, Bedfol Sentinel and Jef1er.onve Democrat will
publish every other week, four times and FORWARD
their counts IN this .,ffce
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-19

The suggestion We threw out some time ago;
n. To the best means Of breaking up the bre' d
ii Locoiocos,i q. by "stoppiag their g'og. APP
near, to have excited considerable c"mmotion
ernoog the provincial Democracy. They do
not seem to relish the prescription al all-at
ALL But il must come to tbai-exireme cases
require extreme remedics.- Wig.
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N o TIC Il

THE BOWLING SALOON, attached to the estob
ishment, offers pleaan change from n ramble amid
the mountain passes the usages of cy life and the
delightful green sward will d ubt be covered upon
that OCCASION with gay groups seeking pleasure and
health. Inn, 10 ,o11 ~
Republican e. Fx nress CON, O.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-19

In the announcement. yesterday, of the cleo
ton oil officers at the annual meeting Of the
Lynchburg and Abingdon telegraph company
we inadvertently omitted to mention, that
Messrs. Dean & Backord, former presiden,
and Secretary of the company declined re
election on account of business relations in.
compatible with the duties of those Offices. A
resolution of thanks. for the satisfactory man
ner in which the affairs OF the company had
been managed, was passed by the meeting.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-19

Tue EFFEcTs OF THE Heat IN N. York.
We learn from the New York papers that the
destructive effects of the hot weather during
the past week have never been paralleled in
the history ofthat city. The Post says the
thermometer, beginning with Tuesday the 9th
instant, and ending on Sunday the l4lh inst,
ranged from 900 to 1922 in the shade, and the
deaths from excessive heat in N. York, Brook
yn, Williamsburg, and Staten Island, canno,
be less than two hundred and fifty, of which
one hundred and eighty. so far as can be as
cer,ained, occurred in N. York. The demands
on the services ofthe coroners were wholly un
precedented. Coroner Wilhelm returned on
Sunday, at 6 o'clock P. NJ, with twenty-one
inquests all of which were on persons who
had persisted from coup de soleii; the major
part of such cases being Irish and other emf
grants, employed as PAYERS, hackmen, or in
some other work requiring great exposure
The ravages oftne cholera in 1S49 were al
most rivalled by this mortality. Upwards of
one hundred horses were killed by the no,
weather on Saturday and the day previous
The laborers engaged in putting up many
of the buildings in the city stopped work dur.
ng he heat of the day. working only early in
The morning or in the evening W hen the shades
of the adjoining buildings afforded shelter from
the suns rays.
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Miniature Almanac.

NJ NSDr. RObt. Early, having returned to the
city, will be pleased to see those needing his
services. M his office-head of Main St Get.
aug 9-dim
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Lynch6nrg, Va, 10 knorriAe Tennessee bv The Yir.
gina and Tennessee Railroad and Parish g. Cos Line
q Stages Through tickets he Obtained at the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
company at the following points and at the following
rates, viz: e
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OFFICIAL HoNnRs To AncHnIsHor HUGHEs

OerIcI,I HosuRs To ARCHBISHOP HUGHES
"A GovgRNME>T STEAMER AT HIS SERVICE
Archbishop Hughes arrived in town yesterday,
ON board The IT, S. iron steamer Michigan. from
the Lake Superior country. We understand
that The Michigan which had been on cruise
To the upper Lakes, was returning TO Detroit.
and touched al Mackinac she found the
Lord Bishop of New York, where he was in
discharge of mis- official duties. Ascertalning
that he was intending TO visit Little Traverse
and other places professionally, the gallant
Commander rendered him the use OF the Gov
eminent vessel, took him on board and about
ship, waiting at all ports he desired TO visit
until he had performed The necessary religious
ceremonies, and brought him on his way to
this city, We presume the steamer Is now
waiting at this port until his Lordship shall
have completed The object OF his mission here
in order To take him tn Buffalo. or whatever
other point he may desire to visit on the Lakes.
If it e true as We are informed. that United
States officer has thus placed u, S. vessel at
the service of a Prelare, making tour on
business strictly connected with the interest of
he Roman Catholic Church, or any other
Church, or any object of sectarian character.
II Is Certainly sometl ing new under the sun.
in this country, al least - Detroit Tribune.
THE RECENT SOUTH CAROLINA DUEL.-We
published Geographic despatch some days
since announcing fatal duel at Charltston,he
papers of which city have been silent as 10 the
nature of the difficulty. The Washington Sta,
"f Saturday, ho"evergves the following par.
liculars:
"Mr. Legare was engaged TO young lady
in Columbia Her friends inquired OF Dunovant
What was the character and habits of IL This
coming TO his ears. he inquired Of ID. what he
bad answered; and found that he had spoken
iavora5ly of him. But not satisfied with YER.
bal statement. he demanded ii in wiring, W hich
was refused. Legare challenged on this reiu
sal. The distance was twelve PAGES. Legare
fire. at the word lone, and missed Dunovant
fired at the word "lwo,' and killed his antago
mist. The survivor was wholly unsklled in the
use Of the pistol having never before had any,
thing to do with duel. Legare, on the contra
ry,wa' VIGOROUSLY crack shot having. few
days before the affair came off Gn pactising,)
placed forty eight out of fifty halls in card a,
the word. He became very nervous on starting
for the ground, and remarked that he felt a pre,
sentiment that he would fall notwithstanding his
skill with pistol He was formerly in the Ma.
Wy as a Midshpman, from " hich he was dis.
missed, it is said, for runnin, sword hrou oh
q marine"
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FOR THE SOTTT
LyRESH ARRIVAL

LNRESH ARRIVAL
Il hhds Brown Sugar,
Is bbls. ~
-" Crfec Sugar.
25 Kegs of Nails. assorted size.
Bags Rio Coffee.
IL bbs. No. ! Gibed Herri,os
Just received and for sale low on consisn,u
aug 2w WIN A. MILLER. o., ma oy
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VNSC RANCE can be effected in these companies u.
on as fair terms, as in any others OF equal rcponr
biy by application
p. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Iynchburg
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Charter Oak Life Insurance Company.H ,ord, 70
CAPITAL, 5000 900.
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- ARDSON Il Co. = Enpoy.,,onIn-
H IN DRY GOODS, 50 MINI SIR, . i Deal
MOND, Va. n.
FALL TRADE, 1854.

oNItSWeH
w. B. HOPKINS Lexington, r. n FrSyry. Rirl.
7. B. Law. Danville, T. II. Booz Ro.i;'aaHd.
Jso. E. KENT, Montgomery.
By the ship Constitution, ard the various S,.,u.
from Liverpool shall have this senson cbo.s
Foreign Dry Goods, W o.
Including the hnndSonest and lntest style nj IL
DRESS GOODS which, with purchases mode eo ,i,a ,
on the most favorable terms in the Nor horn N ''i
will give large and general assortment of SorJ I
Fancy Goods r una
We cordially invite the Merchant. of Virginia. N,-.
Carolina and Tennessee tn examine our STOCK l
pledge ourselves sell every article in orr limo =, l
lowest remuneratve pr ices and ACCOMMODATING ,e,u
Also. the handsomest assortment, s nth of Inc po.
mac River, of Ca,petings, Rigs, Door. Mats. A. =,
both Eng and American manufacture ~ "
aug l7-dkc2ws RICHARDSON Sco
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Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virginia
CAPITAL, $500 900
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VF8fmaa M1btt0ry 1mstftOtc.
The following communication from Professor
Mahan. was published short time since in the
Richmond Enquirer. As an able and valuable
tribute to one of our noble State Institutions, we
take pleasure in laying it before our readers.
To The Editors Of the EnqH;rey:
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INSURANCE AGENCY

For the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Conn
CAPITAL, $500 600
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N NJ, N. - oLACh, Ticket Agent.
vile and all other points along he line to Lynchbure
aug l9-ts
PIANOS! PIANOS I'D b. PAYNE i onon;nr
to-day beautiful assortment of Pianos. nf ,hs
h w'c, are warranted to give satisfaction to
ana eur oil the most fastdous. Please call and
0S.; - :. = laug l9ts]
OF OF FINE CIGARS-On Consgrmen,
IL Variety of Brands consignment
"s 10" ECHoLs 4 PRYOR.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA AT
HALIFAX.
Still Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, N. S., May 1.-THE royal mai
steamship Cambria, with still later advices
from Liverpool, has just arrived.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton unchanged. Sales of the week A..
600 bales. A better feeling existed at the
close. as the actual stock on hand was only
10000 Understanding a reduction of 65, 600.
Spectators took 5000 and exporters 5000
bales. Breadstuffs steady Consols 1909.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Atlantic arrived out on the 9th ult.-
Her news had no effect on the Cotton market.
and buyers were awaiting lower prices. Quo
tations continued as per the Hermann. Sales
of 40 casks Rice at 24s. Flour advanced 3d..
and Wheat Id.
HARE, april 26.-SaIes of Cotton for the
week, q 900 bales: tres ordinaire, 93f. Rice
scarce and firm.
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
The bullion in the Bank of England has de-.
creased E43O, 600.
The Canada Reserves bill had passed the
House.
Lord Palmerston stated that Kossuth would
not be prosecuted on any supposed connec-
ton with the late discovery nf rnnba,s
Tho Jewish Disabilities bill was defeated.
Wentzell & Co., of Rotterdam, and John
Atwood of London, had failed for large
amounts.
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Arrival or the steamer Herm.u,

NEW YoRK, May 1.-The steamship Her
mann, from Bremen, has arrived. She bring,
later advices from Liverpool, and 100 passen
gers.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS,
Cotton unchanged. The market closed dull
but steady. Sales of three days previous !,
the departure of the steamer, I6, 900 bales =
Fair Orleans, 6ld; MiddIing, sid; Fai Upland
6&d; Mlddling Upland. sgd. Flour. advanc =
Sd. Corn firm.
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
IL has been satisfactorily ascertained tina,
hossuth is not implicated in the rocket afTs;,
although he acknowledges design of waging
war on Austria 10 recover the rights of Hun.
gary.
Lord Clarendon recently stated in the House
OF Lords that COS eminent was convinced ,ha,
the maintenance of the Turkish empire WINS
necessary, but did not apprehend that war
would grow out of it.
1t was generally believed that the Budget
would pass the House of Commons by a mod.
crate majority.
An attempted instruction at Frbourg,
Switzerland, was suppressed after considers.
BILE loss Of life.
Intelligence has been received from China
announcing the capture of rebels at Nankin.
and that the government of that country was
much alarmed at the existing state of affairs.
The English Commissioners TO the Worlds
Fair will take passage for America in a frigate
and war steamer-[so says our dispatch.]
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E Now that cur pleasure seekers are about
leaving for the Mountains, Springs and Watering
portant duties-such as having plenty of money III
their pockets, &c-to have their Pictures TAKEN
We have among US at the present time, at least
three as good Artists in this line as can be found
any where-PRATF, WHITEHURST and SIMONS
and we take pleasure in recommending either of
these gentlemen to our readers my 10
JAMES e. HEATH, Commissioner
I'm Chancery, Circuit Court of the City of Rich.
mond.
x Office for the present, at the Virginia House.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY Wellington Goddin, Auct.

| NIX LOTS ON ARCH AND srH Srs
| sOn SALE AT AUCTION.-Wili be- sold :,
N. sy afferuo0n, the 18th MAY Iss3. nno,
able R n;ls;e, commencing at O'Clock, six vaiu
| h.,..uHoin Lots on the the north sida ~ rch
oSss.s 9th and 7th streets. each froutinr .hon
| running back n feer to an alley.
six rnas.Ionethird cash, balance al three and
secursS IN ior negotiable notes, interest added
Ths oy trust deed or title retained.
pe,srsS iots are located very near to the Demo, ~
| e'e.sourg Railroad Comnsnv ard 80 j., spo. "
my ~ ~,
HrTIH9A s.EHLE DWELLING IN MAN.
HANnsnSMnrH En-; VITA LARGE NUMBER or
TUX SALE AT AUCTION 90. D!OlSirtI,
nsnoon, May 3lsty 1853, win be soIS na AZ 81
rs;Is, commencing at 4 O'clock ~. -. tue
The occne On !acEson street, MANCHESTER nn~ io
oupancy OF Or. g. Wa ke topether r;,, ~ - =
vacant lot adjoining north of the wiz the
IN u ana the Danvilie Railroad rs Io Pc
wiz be sold with a sufficient ousnt,,v 1se mouse
hs thereto, and the balance Of The az %
aid on INTO lots of 30 feet each frons;nn AZ VIZ
north line of Jackson street. and the .na, on the
streets. a nali 70 Porter
ms property is remarkably well located
e. 81 .Ie improving condition of Mauchss,a.u
ohsIs advantages for capitalists and otbers re-
J1oiclous investments. y" uaaAe
10 AaS;-One'fourth cash, balance at G 10 ~
20 months, tor negotiable notes. interes, addad
'eI pii oy trust deed, er title retained
=. is.s OF the property can be seen In few dor.
a. my ONCE, and at the store of MIR. Bsvsr,ny
Sizer in Manchester, beverly j..
my - w. GoDDIN, Auc..
MALE OF NEW FRAME DWELLING
~ oN MARSHALL STREET. he soid ~.
81. Afternoon, the 2lst May, 1853, upon
tue premises, commencing at 5 O'Clock, newly
erec5ed frame Dwelling, on the South line of Mar.
snali, between Monroe and Henry streets The
mouse mas rooms, with fire places to s; and kitcb
en- with rooms The whole premises are verv
neatly furnished. wy
TERMS One fourth cash, balance at 3. and 9
months, Tor ne gotiable nstes, interest added, sc
cured oy trust deed, or tile retained
my ~ w. GODDIN, Auct,
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Confession offs Forger- The Martha WASH
ingtOn Conspiracy Case, &c.

ingt0n Conspiracy Case, &c.
CINCINNATI, May 9.-The man Miller, who
confessed 10 having forged check in this city
last winter, was finally brought before the ma
gistrate 10 day, when he again confessed his
guilt, and was committed in default OF $lO,O0o
security. His confession is substantially the
same as stated in a despatch sent from this
city on Friday last, but it is reported that par.
ties OF responsibility and standing, not beiOfe
suspected, are now implicated.
The trial of the "Nlartha Washington Con.
spnecy Case" commenced this mi rning before
Judge Mclean. All the prisoners were pre-
sent except Nicholson and Stevens; the former
forfeited his recog nizance of $4,000.
The office of the District Attorney was
burglariously entered, at Columbus, iasl night,
and several papers connected with this case
were stolen. The room of Mr.. Burton, prin
cipal prosecuting witness, at the Neil House,
was also entered, and his trunks ransacked,
but no papers of importance were taken in
either case, which cannot be replaced. An
immense number of witnesses have been sum.
moned, and The trial is expected to last three
weeks,
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WaShingtOn Affairs.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-Jeremiah Osborn
has been taken up as a compromise candidate
Tor the Albany Post office, in case the Cabinet
fail to agree on either Johnson or French.
The Attorney General having decided that
the contracts for the materials for the CAPITOL
extension are valid, and Lieut. Meigs having
after thorough examination, decided thai the
foundation walls are substantial enough to
build upon, the marble-cutters resumed their
labors yesterday morning, and the other art-
Fans are TO resume shortly.
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By Dunlop. MOncure & Co.

CARGO SALE OF SUGAR, MOLAs.
~ ses, &c. at Auction.-On FRIDAY, the
18th instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell
at our wharf and warehouse at Rockets, the cargo
OF the schr Longfellow from Attakspss, with
$50 hhds Sugar, principally the w kmark, ran gins
from fair 10 strictly choice quality
100 bbls prime Molssses, part re.boiled
&c bbls Cistern Bottom Sugar
ALSO
90 hhds Muscovado Molasses
10C bbls N Rum and Whiskey
SO hhds Bacon Sides
go boxes Soap.
Terms Under 500 cash-over 500 4 msnths
credit for approved negotiable paper.
H Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
my IL Ancts
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Marine Disasters

NORFOLK, May l0.-The steamer Bladen,
from Baltimore, for Wilmington, N. c., is
wrecked on Kelly Hawk, but her machinery
is saved.
A schooner of 100 tons burthen is ashore at
Currituck inlet, but refuses to communicate
with the shore.
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T VACCINE AGENCY.-Dr. A. e.
PeticOlas, Vaccine Agent, at Richmond, is
prepared supply virus with directions for its use,
to all who apply either by post or otherwise.
DIR. PETlCOLAS Office is in the basement of
his residence corner of Broad ana Mayo streets
When not necessarily absent, he may be found
there at all hours, day and night
an 2I-ITnn
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RICHMOND MARKET

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOuR-Market remains dull; receipts light end
no shipping demands few sales to the city trade,
81 a. to Is.
WHEATON, to 120.
CORN--50 to "a cts.
BACON-Western cured 81 SO to 81 Is; coun
try SO to 50 SO; Hams SIP so.
TOBACCO-The sales were large yesterday, and
the price about the same last week-the finer
gu lities wanted-extreme prices. "a to SIT So
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Destructive I'Ornado-L0ss of Life and Ea
tensiUe Damage.

NORFOLK. May 10.-A tornado of great vic.
lence passed over Moses Point, in the lower
part of Princess Anne county, Va, yesterday.
A number houses were blown down, and q
great many damaged to a considerable extent,
everything for many miles being prostrated-
Four persons were Instantly killed, and mum.
Der seriously injured.
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By Wellington Goddin.

Two FRAMED TENkMENTs ON ST.
L JOHNS STREET, DUVAL'S ADDITION
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
Thursday afternoon, the 18th May, 1853, upon
the premises, commencing at O'Clock, two newly
erected framed Tenements on the east line of S,
Johns street. Duvals Addition, in rear of the Duval
street Chapel.
IERMs.-One-third cash, balance at three and
SIX months, with interest secured By an approved
endorser, or title retained
myl2 w, GODDIN Auct
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R1iir0nG Accident.

MOUNT JOY, May ga man named Peter
Geisler was killed ON the railroad near this
place about six o'clock this evening. The
whole freight train ran over his breast and
caused his death instantly.
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BY Davenport. Allen & Go,

BY Davenport. Allen & Co.
GROCERIES, AT AUCTION.-on Thrr,.
uay: i2tn May, will sell at 10 O'Clock ar oar
auction Store. an assortment of Groceries, viz.
Rio: Java and Laguayra Coffee
Coffee Sugars s
Rectifed Whiskev
cole Leather, Lamp Oil
Molssses, Candles v
Brady, Wines
Sosp, Cigars
Green and Black Teas
Z Rum, DC, DC
ALSO,
30 boxes Lemons
30 bags Brazil Sugar
TERhs-Under 500, cash; slC0 and ovar for,
mcntns credit for approved paper.
mys DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co, Auc,s.
CLOTHING AT AUCTION
IN THURSDAY, 18th May, we will sell NJ
iit O'Clock, at our auction store, an invoice of
Clothing.
TERMs-Under 500 cash 500 and over fonr
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALIEN & CO,
my ~ Auetoneers
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Destructive Fire.

PROVIDENCE, &. t., May 10.-The iulline
mill and foundry of Messrs. Perkins & Lee, al
Bridgeport, were burnt last night. Loss $50,
600. Insured for $l4 900.