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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-25
IMP RTANT ExPHEs, Office

" l1E fUBLIC !i!-Bfie re of IppoSlf5Dn anil
HHm6Hg Moaopo w e feel culIed upon ~ a sense oil
duty we owe toward the public and ourselves to ,ntiun
the numerous patrons and friends of Par,sea d, KINGS
EaPresS, throughout Virginia, otfh Carolina and Ten
nessee, against hand-bs and advertisements issued bv
certain Express Company, long known to the rner.
chants OF thu South, especially Vrgnia and North Cur
DINA, as the tardy, cr16iant and 1aono5ong EIpyeSs
his tda Express wishes to in public that hey
nave effected arrangements io eIcire erDreSS piDii-
eyes on Board the steamships Roanoke and Jamestown
and thus lead the public suppose that other Express
can run ON the ships. To settle this matter definitely
and put in its true tight before the public we will only
say that we have been running our Express on til
steamship Ruanokp snceher second uip and ciH con-
iaue to do until she her last pund on the 10Th
instant will make our first Express shipment ON the
new and magnificent steamship Jamc>town; and which
Expresses will always be directly uudcr the charge of
orr Spcciai SseagcrS.
Freight aud puck yes will Re delivered with our us,l-
al promPtness, and at the io rates heretofore.
,hicl will be AZ least III percent. b low the seCsiyed
ezclaS51e EXPRESS CoMrANY.as aware they must
do large business and b" rel pail for the privilege
having small room board he ships. for which PAR
lsEN D. KING offered the of (i7 0O0) forty-seven
thousand dollars fora five years contract
We would agnn,and la.tlysa to the public and
patrons that our interests largely identified with
the increasing enterprise of The South aud the general
direction OF the business und,f the personal supein
leadence of one of the firm who prominently resides
Petersburg, Va. we call fora rontihua. al that liberal
patronage heretofore conlcrre aud general sup
port ot the system "f ecOH0nY ReaIay and efpeda0n
IS Tst / odnced by usand upon whieAa may depend
bring carried out to the letter.
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Olive OiI --2U Baskets fresh imported Olive Oil,
" NICE quality just received to which we invite the
intention of manufacturers. LEE g. JOHNSON
june 8.ts
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TllLEGRAPIIIC NEWS.
Photographed far Tie LynehJurg TUg'nian,
RIcuuoNn Jllne 9

RICHMOND. june 90.
The Niagara. with intelligence from Liver.
pool TO the | lib inst, arrived al Halifax YES.
terday Her news was not received until this
evening.
LIVERPOOL NJ ARKrTs, June IL.
COTTON Dull.
BREADsrUFFs-Ac,ive. Flour had advan.
ced Cd per Darrell Corn cd per quarter, and
Wheat 81 per bushe
Turkey and Russia.
The latest intelligence from Turkey is not
favorable 10 peace The messenger sent by
the Car 10 the Porte had been invested with
no discretionary power, hut with instructions
simply to demand compliance with the uIti
matum of Menschicof within eight DAYS
Turkey has 400 900 choice troops on her
frontier. with orders to attack the Russians il
they attempt 10 pass the Pruth. She has
gained land forces numbering 100000 men
Mustapha Pasha had offered to raise 200 900
Albannns
The Russians had not advanced as far as the
Prnth.
The Greek King has offered satisfaction for
the Imprisonment of Mr.. King.
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JAS II KING, 9 Barclay street. New York.
VIM. b. PARlSEN, Bongbrook ST. Petersburg

Entertaining lively ofrhe high moral tone hon
and business capacities Of Messrs PAmsEN & KING
sit &c have been connected will the house, would
speetluy urge upou my personal friends merchants,
and others of this city, continue the patronage hereto.
fore literally bestowed upon this Southern enterprise.
hch Is in direct opposition moHopoiy tmPo-
Sttoa which has bee piact erd upon hem so long.
WM l.. MAUEE hg't, Pearl St
GEO. BAGBY, Ag't. Lynchbnrg.
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Flour $4 rs
Hs WI OV AL

"A ..,,,.'r 1. !" . y harness. III s.. "a
FENHE subscriber bers leave respectfully inform hi
D. friends and the public generally thai he has rcmoy
ed his Saddcand Harness Store four doors below bis
stand, to the building recently tilted up by him and i'm
medalely opposite the Merchants Bank of Va. wher
he will continue tomanulaeture all articles in his line
the best m lteral and workmanship, He has on hand
and will continue keep large and yalied nssortmcn
Of Saddles, Harness, Brides Martngaes, Trunks Med
ca and pain Sadde.Bags, Whips, Spurs, Drafts, ant
Harness CELLARS together with every thine that is b.
found IN an establishment of thar kind. He Hatters hm
self lat by long experience in the business rs will be
ablcI give entire satisfaction Repairing done wit
neotpess durability and dispatch Old saddles take
in hinge Tor Don't forret to call at the signo
the Franctng Pony GEO. b. THURMAN.
IT, }-d&r2mif.
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Dague rreOtypes! DaguerreOtypes! !!
nSBORN, the great Southern Daguerrean Artist
~ would respectfully coll the attention of the citizens
of Lynchburg ard vicinity, his Goid enaneked Pre-
mum Flesh Coored Dague7eotypcs that have been ed
great EXPENSE and trouble procure an instrument
Superior 10 any bore knon aud he will guarante.
better licensees Of children than have been taken
before and in half the time any other artist requires
Come and see. Price from 9 TO $40.
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN
Sign Of he fogs Of all Nations
ap15dscGm 172 Nam 81 Richmond Va
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se NY ONE WHO GAN LEAhk 10
n Write can learn IN drano "A fine chance is
offered those who appreciate refinement, to become
acquainted with the beautiful interesting, and useful
art of Draariag and Painting Lessons given aides
at their houses and gentlemen my studio in Fletch
er's building Main st. Orders left at Zeelles Saloon
ie oI-dts MARCUS AMMEN.
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HNHE ubscrbers hive ussociotel themselves togcth.
Il under the style aud firm Of JONE q. BEGGS
for the purpose Of conducting the FouHdyy BUSINESS
all the various branches tho old staud of Jones'
Begg d Brolher,whet they hope obtain fair share
Of public patronage Office Mt exchange corner where
all orders will be thankfully received and promptly
ecuted.
Specimens may be at the office.
WIN. Is. JONES,
II. r. BEGGS.
June I5-dta
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DtsTiNGuisHED VISIT The Distinguish
co author, Washington Irving and John P.
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BACON ~ 900 lbs. Bacon and
- Lnrd in store consignment for sae favor
nble terms. e 6-t4l LEE d JOHNSON.
NJ Office My stock tpols and hnnds for Gus Fit.
" ting, hive all arrived In Lynchbure and am
fully prepared all orders entrusted To
with iaithf'lnesa aud Dispatch
would be thankful to my friends To hond in their
ders at prevent hurry about the time til gas is
To be put
No Bills will be presented hun the first ofJan
uary next under any circumstances.
je 22.dts A. q. DABNEY.
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7 E4UORICE We hive just re lived a lot of
IL Mas. and Stick of different brands, part very fne
June 20--ts SAUNDERS Il fR3Y.
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OF America was pursued by that government for
nearly three centuries with energy and perse-
vennce that made lie OF life treasure; and
now that II - achieved OF praccal value; while
any OF ibe routes pronounced practicable through Central
America which might have been realized 1.-THE OF the
sacrhce OF life, treasure aad time. has been left 10 ndi
vidua action and enterprise la the quarter OF century
preceding losU our own government had expended $iS.
$4,000 lor internal improvements and is aggregate IN
that derived from single workthe Louisville and Port
land canal This one OF the Arguments adduced by
Mr. Calhoun in 1910, The Senate Of the United States
opposition 10 the bill for The continuation of the Cum
berland road in the States OF Ohio Indiana, and Illinois
proved he said, that this government utterly unit
to carry works Of the kind. But in twenty three
years that had INTERVIEWED since be advocated great
government scheme of internal improvements. hs
opinion had undergone change. not only IN regard TO
the expedsncy OF inirusDg 10 the general government
works OF this description, but also respect OF the
o The government under the Constitution TO undertake
them. The experience OF that long period showed him
the danger Of permitting the 10 arogae TO
OF expenditure for internal improvements by the discoA
and jealousy which imputed such expenditure TO
sectional political paraIfy and influence asd in the
precedent which the OF that power furnished Tor
other usurpaions Hence he contended for the abroga-
ton o the whole ny stem.
I'VE have" he says :. for the last fifteen or twenty
years been wasting the OF the Union on nnu
merable objects OF internal expendiiuR-roads canals,
harbors, overgown eeemosynary pension list, never
intended to be placed, by the constitutions under the
charge OF this governmeniwhile have been grossly
negecng the great objects for which the government
bleeding which has been wasting the strength OF the gov
ernment, should cease. and that we should direct our
attention and objects really inrusied 10 the
government and for which II is responsible"
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The perez upon
FsyGsnt OF ue fltsefpuol be made a advance.
Distant subscribers money by leser the possxs
which paid b, ourselves 10 ls
uaasn
The COUNTRY PAPEK pahishod M ~eekiy aurinx Inc sss
Of Congress, weekly dsIAnx soeess.
Subscriptions peod than yc~x be received On
psorortoaod 10 lac above snnasi
0y- POSTMASTEks by
scnding
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, SIS ensiosd WEEKLY
sabseriDe Sa enclosed copy
.dluon they furnsL subscribers ior Ssasss.
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Froa the New Hampshire Psu.ct
Atteapt to Renew the slavery AEitatIsn.


Il has now become apparent all Observing that
efo. ~ beiag made BY dissnected men 10
d6eren sections oil the country TO organize an open op
pos,tioo 10 the within the ranks OF The de-
ocra,ic party The head OF this disorG AIMING movement
ia in New York. and IL hse wings, branches. and ats
in 4 number OF other States eofporais guara having
heen enlisted bv the redoabtabe Bsrke this State
That this movement will be succesAfuthai these dsor-
eanizers viii he able embaass the administration
any great extent much les 10 drive = INTO placing NJ
sef in The hands of the plunderers and Office
kers Who the chief ins,< zors o the movement
we do not believe There hsppeas TO be II the head OF
the government. fortunately for the constfy. nan
who canno, be driven nor frightened On that point
we have not The least fear. But the means employed
hy these dlsorgan nxers to further their object may
state OF AFFAIRS highly dangerous the peace and harno
ny OF the cosniry. These means are renewal o. tos
slavery agitation violation OF the Baltimore paiform
the renewal OF old controversies which were deeHnea 70
he seted and barred BY the proceedings Baltimore in
June, 1884, and the formation OF sectional Pafues aeana
which Washington 20 earnestly warned US 40 mas rare
One Of The most important of the Baltimore resolutions
declares a. follows;
Rsse~sd That rhe democratic psry viii resist all at
,enps in Congress. or ou, Of IT, the agitation
Of the slavery qoeson, under Whatever snaps on coo5 tne
attempt may be made
Now il 10 apparent ali that the o the disorgan
xers referred open violation Of this portion of the
Baltimore platform As loud constant and vocsterous
they are in resrang their dew that platform, and
they are to impue asnesy 10 the proisssed
adherence Of others TO H. every intelligent must see
that their present With both the letter
and the spirit OF this resolution Their proceedings NOT
only tend al OF the slavery agitation. but they
designed for that end Their not only enns
to revive old peludsces. an,mosstes and oI.'"o"s'
whch formerly grew oa, oi the agitation os '"s q.s~
ttoo but they 20 deliberately TO wosk TO accomphsn M.
object Tker sole evound Of compliant agan~s tDe ~
minssraboa has force. except 90 tar a. y ny ~
burned of slavery agitation 20 sustain ~ ~" ~
Aes sne.Iu Ia he r,oce subject tend directly 70
revival of that agitation and OF the aninoses and d.
v,.ccs AZ h,rb 4 vss the parent The words slavery
free sosm. and abolition, ~os'o nev~ n.ss
ss.y ,hs .,ec,on oi Gen Pierce theee d'sofsanzinE
h..~.rs had not resolved to the slavery agi-
,.,,on 10 promote their mercensrv and revenge
..I ssrposes Bn, IRON them now. hear hule
,lss M an fierce ard constant decsmaons the sab
eef ssving past and settled controversies. ard hghag
over old battles without any ~ contend with IN
papahe violation of the Baltimore platform and the CON-
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u ~ nhes and fopsis ussfa 10 survsytse gsy -
Gem n j. Lee ToporrnSNi<A essess Urss~A sssrs
VIA sA4,ssnws 81 Can " sr~~eea ~
TAYLOR MAURy.
% noosssner, 9Th a.
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The u4dersgned tposmastsr Judge, clerk Of
oil record Ne The may beD certikes that hs il well
quainod with above properly
,hsy are men Of property and able make good hei
guarantees
Dated IS,Rned
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The undergnsd undertake that, the foregoing bid for
Carrying the mail No. = e accepted BY the Post
master General The bidder shall prior The Isl day Of July
next enter into The required obligation perform the
vice proposed, with good aud sufficient saretIes.
Dated ISgHcd by guafsnIors |
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ix7lO Ficm Portland. by Hlsboso', Tualitip, and Wa
pssoo 10 Lafsyene. ~ miles and back,
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the annsai sum o llsrs write out ia
length
Dated lSignedl
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FORM FOR A BID.

hus cho~gs f,crs eo~fesytsfsd kv fhs
b1ddv.
81 Tor we ~ the bel there write the
names full ~ there the resid~rce r~sdences
hereby prcpose ~ cssFy he mad on No -. from
--- 70 - aso'sn a. the Po-tm fSeners's sdvsr
ts~sser cs proposals fo The dsed Dr,ch~r H. 1854
reu"ree. IN the uc ne ted rhedues contained
ss,d advertisement, and Nv following mode Of
nnce tow Here state how be conveyed.l tor
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UTAH

l2soI From Sal, Lake City, by American Fork, Provo
City. Springfield. Pay.co. summit Greek, Nsphi
City. Fillmore City, Red Creek. Parovnn. John
Springs, Cold Greek, santa Clara, and San
B~rn.fd,na. Cal. to San Diego. loo mikes and
Leave Sal, Lake ci,y on the 2oth Of each month;
Arrve . San D~go by the lslh OF the month
Lave San Diego on The 1osh Of each month
Arrive Al Salt Lake Cry by the lsth Of The mex,
i1so2 From Salt Lake City, by Psiu,vr, Lebi City.
American Fork, p Pteassn, Grose, Provo City. Pay
ss eesasr Manu- uDdn er me .aa Ssct S Once s"s
Leave ssh Lsks City every Monday nsam;
Arrive u Manu- by s. IN Toesdsy
Leave M.nn ever Tsur.d.y .,s IN;
Amve f,sr 81. s .I: t:1: c, o - rs rs
| Bleas. in Iowa. Leo miles and back, once a
Leave Salt Lake City on the 10Th Of each monh;
Arrive ., Council Buds By the SIN Of the ncx;
Leave Coancil B.fI. on the Ioth Of each month
Arrive Al Salt Lake Guy by The sta Of the nert
s<psrs,e propos.l. for the part beyond Fort L.rs
rnie invited Also, bids 10 run The whole
lzo. Frora s. Lake Civ BY MlsT. Creek. 20 Browns.
vile, - mice and back. twice week
Lesv.sAI, Lake ci'y Mondays and Thursdsy. at s
Arrive |. BrownwiIs by . same days;
Asnv. a Sal. Lax. Guy sy N same days
i2so5 From Salt Lake Guy 10 Ioce Cay. IS miles and
Leave Sail Lake Guy every Monday sissm;
Leave To-,e ciry every Tuesday ste,m;
Arrive Al Sail Lake Cly 10y 8 pm
NEW MEXICO.
f2soe Santa Fe by Albuquerque. Socoo. Don Ana
Fort Fillmore. froovro. tIerss.) II PSso, San
Eh..s,o. Mssofsp.viie. and L-ons. 70 San Anto.
mo. NlO mlles aud hsck. a month.
Leave SAM Fe the Let Of each month
Arrive ss San Antonio Ia ~ days;
Leave Ar; ;ooio The tsf oi each month
Arrive = Santa Fe in Is days
BIDS TO carry twice moath invited also bid,
10 make the trips In ~ days
l2eQl From Santa Fe. by La Csnsds, 10 Fernando de
Taos. 10 miles and back. twice a month
Leave Santa Fe the Lei aud 18th OF each month
Arrive u Fernando de Taos by The I'd and f7h Al
Leave Fernando de Taos the rzth and 1srh oi
each month Al q m
bds Sor weekly trip. are invited.
lz9o2 From D,aand, by Fort Beiknsp no Canesvils. In
Texas. and back, in two weeks
Bidders distance, and schedule OF arrivals and
departures
Hlds Tor weekly invcd
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Embracing cssdoas 10 b neoryoyatsd the contracts 10
lAe sxte~t The department. may deem proper.
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Ppsr Ovvrcx DxrAxrxEsr, October u, ssss
Oct lA--w1Zw
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THE FIEsElfEN.


DECEPTION OF COLUMBIAN ENGINE COMPANY
~ OF batmore-Companie intending to participates in
the reception of Columbian Engine Company No OF Balt
more Are requested TO meet io the Park Saturday
march will be as follows Down Fulton street. West
street TO Cortandt Broadway Canal Hudson Eighth ave
que to Grcenw avenue sixth avenue Blocker Bowery
Houston to COLUMBIA street through to Grand to Ludlow
where the line will DO dismissed, BY order -
SETH 9. DOUGLASS, Grand MARSHAL.
MAMMALIAN ENGINE CO. NO. s.-THH COM
M pany are notified to meet at the engine house,
turday evening, July 1893 at On O'Clock precisely
order. j. W. CHACE Foreman
A MERTCUs ENGINE COMPANY NO 6-THE MEN
N hers OF this comnany requested to meet At the
engine house on this Saturday evening, at O'clock
the purpose Of joining torchght be given
In homo Of Columbian Company Of Batimore nv
order of the company. ALFRED PALMkR Foremsr ~
JONI j. REILLY, Secretary.
0CEANUS FIRE ENGINE CO. mo 1.-THE MEN.
ners OF the above company are hereby notified Get
~ ther engine house. at 10 O'Clock this morunp for tho
purpose OF making arrangements &C. being Al
the laying O. the foundation the new house NOW IN
the course OF construction for this company at %
n, JAS IRWIN MrRpn.vA = r 2 go. A.
VIM. REID, Secretary, fore"an'
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AlEs kkTiSEMENTs xkNEMED EVERY Sal
IN. zee THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES ga
FOURTH OF JULY.

e. d 1ga e o,s1 Of slv % '' THE
Tie Special cmnittee OF the Common Comet tinted
to make the necessary arrangements to ceee Sae Ma
tGnal Anniversary annoG1ce to their fell Aevs the
IA In gse &, To- General
F'hsr rIv.s,sN hIw loI ~. STATE Nit Division
Monday the 4t July nest t. celebrat- iaayer
sar, of American ildtp ndenee
risht % i.urisentl. street as caloeS l. Nj
to d play.d from Tie battery and Ia. morar salute to
lie fred at sosr' ~ detsehiGnt q the firt or,Fe
be ren from te Battery et noon ty detachment rim
Brssdier General Hall will detail troop OF horse from
M brigade o- escort duty to report 70 the Major General
Brssdier Genersl even will direct Colonel stebbns to
port acting Inspector Parade Ground
at s% S,S ae,. r. nrse, .a .,,,o -
the Mayor and Common Council in front of the City Hall
The Comnissaty General will issu requisite ammun
tion Tor the saues upon the requstion OF the proper
Broadway hereby designated the Parade Ground f
the ,hs 'front.' o the city dali na
The Division stan will assemble at the Quarters Of the
Major No. 1853 Tenth street, at half past Seven
tenth street through Seventeenth Irving Place
through Irving Fourteenth street through Four
70 street through Chambers street and
@ 's 'A' 5i's sns SANFORD
c. II. SANFORD, Div Quar- Mast and acting Div ms
requested by the Committee that the persons having
charge Of the various church BELLS will them to be
rung from to- o'clock A NJ, aud from to N. Tue
chime ble VI Trinity Church will also rung this
sion. There will be grand display of in the
ing cling AT half eight O'Clock in front Of City
Lamar inc place under the direction of Mr. Hadfsd
at Madison Square under tine direction Of Mr.. william
stanton and jackson and Tompkibs Squares under the
direction of Isaac Edge senior Mount Morris under the
direction of MIR DAME Moran and at nandalls Island,
Lder the direction Of the Warden There will also be
band Of music vt the different places of exhibition Of fire
works AT City HAIL Wallacc's Band ut Lamartino
Square UnderhPs Band at Madison square, bod worths
Band at Jackson Square, Skeletons Band ut Tompkins
Square, Mar ahans Band Mt Mount Morris Harlem Tou-
meys Cornet Band at Randals Island Losie's Band.
Aid SMITH, Asst. Aid. RING,
-" HALEY, " McGOWN,
BARR ROGERS,
STUkTEVANT, = MABBATT
BOfCE, BOUTON,
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The Weather Elsewhere.
VILLA MSRJrRG


| GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PRoPERrY-sEvERAL PER.
SONS INJURED.
Yesterday afternoon about half past five O'Clock the
destructive thunder storm which has been witnessed
for many years passed Williamsburg The follow
ing the particulars far reporter able to
ascertain up to late hour last evening"
The steeple Of Rev Dr. McIAnes Presby Church.
corner Of South Fourth and Sixth streets blown Off
carrying with it large portion Of the roof portion
the steepe fell on the dwelling house No. Lafayette
place, owned and occupied by Mr. Johnston which was
greatly injured Damage to the church and house. about
SO 000
The steepie of the Rev. Mr. Porters Dutch Reformed
Church. Ia Fourth street. Of South Second was
also torn of, and fell the roofs Of houses
Nos. 100, 11s, and 49, Fourth street. occupied
respectively by the Rev. DR.. McLans, DR.. Ward and
Mr. Stearpes The bell Of the church. which weighs about
hundred and pounds fell the roof Of the
lecture Of the church. which is separate build
ing Immediately adjoining the church. and between the
last named place and Rev. Mr.. McIanes house; the i'm
weight penetrated the roof and rested on the
beams inside.
The roofs Of the other houses above named we're also
completely broken in by the weight of the spire.
The young ladies attached to Professor Metcafe's
academy had given their annual literary entertainment
10 the lecture Of the church in the afternoon
the congregation, which quite numerous, had been
dismissed but few minutes and hardly clear of the
church when the disaster occurred Fortunately no per-
son injured.
The roof of Mr. Meyers grocery ssre Of Grand
and Sixth Streets blown of the rear wall blown
down. The loss to his premises aud stock is about two
Thousand dollars.
The frame building in Grand near Seventh street,
owred by Philip Haney, completely demolished,
being blown down md broken in short pieces.
Several houses in Grand street. between Union and
Bushwick avenues were Invested OF their roofs
The windows of the Gothic church, corner of Grand and
Even streets, were shivered into atoms.
The ropewats Of Messrs. Waterbury, Thurston and
lawrence the vicinity Of Bushwck avenue and Grand
street. we're completely destroyed, together with num-
Der of outhouses Loss to the three walks about
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The Tape WormThif is the most difficult one to
destroy of all that nhahit the human body 1t to
almost indefinite length and becomes coed and fastened
in the intrtines and stomach to produce fits St vtus
dance &c. which IL the of going to the
wing these compiasts their origin in the
tape consequently they do not the nsd
cnes for their disease TO those who afflicted with this
awful foe to health, recommend the of
and liver psthe be taken in doses Of table
three times day then take from five to eight Of
my liver pills. TO disodse and the By strictly
be speedily For sale by G. v. CLICK
ENER Il CO., No. 81 Barclay street. general agents.