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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

VNIIE subscribers have just received stock
of METALLIC BURIAL CASES from the
Mandatory CT W. G. Davis and Co., Cincin-
natl which they offer to the citizens of lronton
and vicinity on reasonable Terms. These cases
are AlR-TIGHT AND INDESTRUCTIBLE,
for protecting and preserving the dead for ord-
nary burial for vaults, or for transp 1rta.ion.
The stock will be kept up as occasion demands.
They also keep constantly made variety Of
Cofins of different sizes and qualities Also
will make Colfins to directions without delay
A new Hearse, quiet horse and careful dr.
yer, ready for service when required.
S.R. BUSH j. CO.
Irontom, September 81, 1853.
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LOCAL rpLUMN.

Extra copies Of the Times for sale,
ready done up for mailing. Enquire AT
Post Office.
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TO these Indebted TO The Estate of
J. Il. Wheeler.

NOC will please lake notice that nll unsettled claims
OF said estate IN The hands of r. .cctr. Aiior-
my Mt Law. Ifonton iosc colrction Those wishing 10
save costs will do well 10 cali on ln. and make
prompt payment. T.. HALL. Adninis'u.
Oct 10
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

Only four members of the last Legis.
lalurc have been reelected: GEsT, of
Greene; SMITH, Of Stark; O'NEIL, of Per.
ry, and LEBLoYD, of Mercer.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-15

MusE, of GAINESVILLE, is getting up a
DAILY Commercial aurora, since the c.
lection. He can put it through.
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TO WHOM MAY CONCERN.

At my instance an attachment was this day
issued by JACOB LAIR, Esq. justice of the Peace
for Upper Township, in Laurence County and
State of Ohio against the property and effects
of RoDERr JOHNSON, q non. resident Of said
County Of Lawrence.
Sept. 20. $50.
wM. 8. DILS
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Oct. 20, 1858
Matches.

\ CASES Gates Blue Head Matches, for sale
K by OAkEs 4 BusxIaE.-
sfnar2I No. /, Buckeye Block.
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EAGLE HOUSE.
Front street, between Madison and Massic,
PORTSMOUTH, CHIC.

~ W. HIGGINS has opened the above well
~. known lionse, and is now prepared 10 ac-
commodatc TRAVELLERS and BOARDERS
either by day or week. The house is pleasant .
ly situated upon the bank of the river and is
conveniently arranged for the comfort of board
crs and travellers. Boarders can be accomoJa-
ted with neat and comfortable rooms, which
are so arranged as 10 conduce TO the health of
the persons occupying the same, being large and
airy, and the entire house well ventated-al-
together The best house in Portsmouth for hotel
purposes.
S'ablng of convenient nature has been pro-
vlded, sufficient for 35 horses. He has also an
arrangement with the City Livery Stable by
which he can furnish horses, saddles, buggies,
sc.
Baggage conveyed TO and from the depot and
river free Of charge. nlS-Gm.
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CHEAPER THANEVER be
FOR SOLD IN THIS TOWN!

Prsons wishing Retail in the country, will
iind 1t to their advantage to purchase here IN
preference to incurfing the expense Of trip 10
Cincinnati, or elsewhere.
Give us call, and examine our stock for
yourselves before purchasing we are always
pleased 10 show Our goods, believing il you learn
prccS you will be sure to buy.
II. WISE g. BROTHER.
lronton, March 18th, 1853.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING
AND LADIES' DRESS GOODS
II. WISE & BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

B.hADY MAD.n CLDTuING.
FRONT STREET, lRoNToN OHIO,
Have just received large stock of
Goods consisting Of Goats. Vests, Pants,
Orercoafs and Cloaks.
Silk, Fur, and Wool HATS, Plush
and Glazed CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES e.
CARPET SACKS.
Ladies Dress Goods. OF the finest
quality, Shawls, Cloaks, Bonnc,s, La.
dies Shoes and Jewelry.
Gents Fine Shirts, Collars, Handker.
chics, Under Shirts, Drawers, Buskin,
and Kid Gloves.
TRUNKS. JEWELRY, and YANKEE
NOTIONS.
India Rubber, and Oil Cloth Goats,
Caps, Pants, and Loggins, &c. &c.
we would inform the citiens of lRONTON,
and the entire region round about, that we are
ollering for sale at or store in B!ake's building
next door below Coles Grocery, Front street
Irontoil, ONO, the m ,St complete assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Erer oBered for sale in this market.
Our goods are Of our own Manufacture, from
the best Of material. Having the advantage of
resident partner in Cincinnati. and also of n
large business at Parkersburg, Va, We will be
enabled to keep up an aSsormen. upon the
most economcal pan, and will sell 10 those
W lO NAV favor us with their custom
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.

Nov 1st. 1858.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-22

a. StFeIlils. ChHan 8I.
t E'4t. H0t6|s pf0'6 NNs isE..
Nzo8 Eisys Sept p 1857
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: IIoles6|s and Retail Dealer d
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WASHINGTON ST IA ks44o - ~.
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k11llle4 ant H1Izss = IeEeA s'..1E 9 sml.ss I
Check cA mtFIeEs llaN N9a &.Mlfti
9.f AMI ~ PLAIN ana 2snled Laeesi
Atallss Nans2oks, tekAk.onl. ~ 30. g 49,
feeneh and Ik!sn Linen esMo1lsks ~ AbNnss
Linen cam pfle9s ~. e -.
Thread A8etei EugiARa Anu Y :, ~
Valencia Ao 90 90
Real boboln g &C.. 20 q z.z... -,
mpso'osssa aHu s sas aesasss ., e.e
-1s'' wr@~enr~
Ne g
Embroidered White Silk Mantlos; White Lace do
Back Lace Mantlcs; black applique work de-
White SWISS Mualln Mantless
SHOES
An asaorlment o. 8 ana En.lauslpnla "otAs 0on'
als.lDg e par .I, @
Blaek ana coloIeo e Lesene 0a, Is.
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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-22
Clothing | Clothing |

NTE are npening to>day large lat Of Gen
Clothing direct from New York.
Step Ii Gentlemen and lei Is &c you 10
the newest and latest fashion, IS 8 price
equally new for We will sei cheap.
Sept. 10. 1882 II LEAR q g. GO.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-22
Important to Country Naddlers.

Important to Country Saddlers.
- HE subscriber would respectfully In
form the Trade, that he has and will
continue to keep acOmplete supply Of
Sadd1ery HardUare, Skuting, HogaEias and
En0naelled Leather.
He would also beg leave to call attention
to his fine HOMEMADE SADDLES and HARNESS,
the Victoria Slipper, Spencer's Patent Gig
Tree, DC, &c.
The fact Of having advanced wages on
the manufacture Of fine Saddles has brought,
and will secure to the subscriber, workmen
Of ability. p. CORBETT.
YazOo city, Feb 1s, 1859 39-tf.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-22

of Mi kinds eonnecled with our buailesss done
with neatncss and despatch. and a| crdefe iof
new work thankfully received and saliaIatiIon
given. nplil %, 1853 d2.lf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-22
d. SKATES
4. CANDLE
GnsOcAriaa

|THNaE subscriber has now received his entire
new stock, which is much larger than usual.
Brandies, Wines, Cordiais aad full assert
ment Of Family Groceries, for sale wholesale
and retail BY y. TAlB0RINE.
Yazoo city, Nov. q, lesL
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-22
PHILIP p. WERl EN-.

PHILIP ?. MERL Elm,
Publisher s. Dealer Of Music,
No. CAMP SrREET, New ORLEAns.
HAs always forsale 40 large and varied ID.
sortmani Of Music as any House ii the
south. he IL constantly puhlishir and adding
to his stock, all the New and Standard pnbllca-
lions Of the day.
Piano FOFteS
Constantly on hand large assortment from the
most celebrated fac.oriesin Boston and New York,
beaides those of Pleysr & Erard, Paris.
GUITARS.
Tomas and Hall & sons celebrated Guitars Of
Rosewood and Mahogany, and other well known
makers.
Ruled paper. Blank Music Books, Piano Forte
Stools, strings for all Instruments. aud every ar
tcle in the Music line.
Music bound in the most substantial manner
Dealers, Seminnries ard Professors supplied on
the mos. accommodating terms.
april 8, 1853. 39-ly.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-22
HARpEssBuna. q. Ocl. s, 1851 /.

nAkDkNSbuh4s u Dcfs 81 1921,
Dr.. A. ID. Geuhegan. Dear SRI have exam
ined your receipt tor Compaund Finid Extract IL
Hydropipef, for the cure Of acFOua IL 0Flnp
and other chrome affeetions. viz: rheumatism,
Female Weakness, Il Hsving prescribed, and
watched it. effecls II mary cdse BE he above
diseases, and having always found II eiIectual, /
mos cheerfuIly recommend i % The Athlete a.
the best Alternative and tonic lave ever Use --ale
together superior 70 SaFsaparilla, and any 81 IT.
compounds.
3. n. WAKEFIELD, M. b.
1~Pfice 81 rer bottle, o. six bottle fof SIS,
when taken a one time.
RAY 0ND & pATTEN.
Sole Agent, No. ~ Fourth tlreel.
louisville. Kentucky.
10 whom Al orders nhaald BE- addressed.
june 81, ~s0-l i.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-22
Or GeOIlee ans

~ - ~ - - -
Extract Of Hydropiper,
Tor Dyspa,ssiq. csOfulg, and
al Imp. rities 0f tie blood.
PREP RED 81 ONE OF THE "a ULTY.
|rwsliIs vegetable remeds which i now spread
ing 10 MI paffS 81 Tie country, isprepared
Iby graduate 81 one The fls Medical Schools
ia fhe vest. d PHI slcian II high Standing q hi,
pFofsss On, AMI II mu opposed 10 emp re. n or
qnackery Nny on3 can be, a. i shown by the
faci that the receipt Is published. aud acr0np mes
each bottle Of the me icne, thus rxoneFa ing ii
from tne Atge be Is aassru,n'
IT'S PREsCR bid b PHYSICIANS.
as will seen By rese ece q the elrcu + ard by
The accnm anylng certi6saie
Unlike Earsaparilla the Hydropiper is quick n
IL nc ion. me frsi bot,e nten ro ur,ng won Ter
ful results, il the cssr Of nego girl of Mrs.
Slmu.oa's Of Louisville. " o was elieved Of
BLINDNESS n ONE WEEK..
n short Il has exeite the ME ami admiFa-
ti0n 81 q VINO hive u-ed il, ind whe ever Nnosn
81 ns Il The head Of al remedies far the following
diseases
Dys epsia, Scrofnla, Whre yelling, Mesen,e &
ID seases or Negrs. Con nnp,inn. Sen VT. Chr q 4
Iehelmatisfn, g NJ Neuralgia, Sores, Tile =, an
ali tsntanes.us Skin asess al Rfnal ,.r ka0-
ney Afr ons, all emile Irregularities and ,b.
structions Merrurial Dseas J, 8 COME 81 phiiis,
Genera debility, nd al disorders arising from
in,3ure blood and ha. Ilabit 81 Systc
ron FE MILE g IN LAINTS.
this remedy stands unnval,ed. It's effects are
wonderful. II IS a slight sfimulant and powerful
tonic and attentive.
As beautiier Of the complexion, in the cnra
of pimples and hotches, IN producing clear and
beautiful in, II II d much nee sste and sure
remedy than all The cosmetics aud laif1ns in cx
istence. Try It, and you will never regret Il.
DO not lose confidence If il should seem first 10
Increase tle disease--lhe general effect OF the
medicine being 10 drive Ill impuFi les to The sur-
face, and By that means out 81 the System.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-22

Texas Land for sale.
OGf Acres Of Land in Jefferson county
OOV county Texas for sale by
s. H. WILSON.
YazOO CITY, January 80, 1852.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-22

april e. l85s 10-tf
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morals and conduct, and to present most
favorable contrast to the rest Of the Chinese.
with such elements of moral power, we
can hardly imagine that these men can fail
to overthrow the existing government and re-
liyion of China. Weakness and corruption
have so enervated the latter. that a vigorous
attack by men, filled with zeal and courage.
will most probably be successful, and a
mighty change be wrought in the character,
habits and destinies of nearly one-third of the
human race.
Other accounts state that they are more
properly religious enthusiasts, whose creed is
war to the knife, while in all other respects
maintaining high standard of morals. 1t is
said that the country is in state of anarchy.
and that the fall ofthe old dynasty is no longer
a matter of doubt. The insurgents have been
every where successful. There were extern
sive risings in other parts of the country
The Imperialists failed to retake Annoy on the
a9th of April, but were repulsed with loss.
At Canton all was quiet, and trade going on as
usual No foreigners had been molested in
any part of the empire.
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AUSTRIA AND THE UNITED STATEs.-A letter
from Smyrna, in the New York Times informs us
that the hossta trouble made no difference in the
usual courtesy displayed by the naval representa-
uves OF the two nations towards each other tor on
the fourth of July the 81. Louis decked with
her colors, and, strange to say, the Austrian brig
and schooner hoisted and sauted the American flag
with twenty one guns, which, as matter OF course
were Immediately returned by the St Louis. All
the Consulates including the Austrian hosted their
flags in honor of the fourth"
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no CONTRACTORS Proposals will

l. be received at the office of the Secretary of the
Commissioners of Streets generally until - O'Clock
NJ, ON MONDAY next the 22d instant, for the con-
tending from the West side of I'D street. westward
" to near Shockoe creek, and connecting that
point with that portion of the Dock street culvert
already built The culvert has been. estimated 49,
2j per lneal foot including the necessary excavation
and filling and also allowing the contractor the bene
fit of the stone in the old cuvert 1t is very impor
tant that this work should be commenced and COM
pleted without delay. Bidders viii therefore be re-
aud when completed A plan and specification ofthe
cuvert together with farther particulars relative to
the work. be obtained by application at the office
of the unde rsgned
The individual TO whom the work is awarded will
be required to enter into contract with the city of
Richmond, giving approved security for the prompt
and faithful execution of the work.
No bids will be considered which exceed the esti-
mated prices.
ly. w. GILL
au ltd Civ Engineer
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The Weekly Dispatch,

Fer Friday, August 10th. is now ready ana
for sale at this Office This is ackno"ie'seo
IN he one of the best and cheapest 'aihiiy
newspapers published South of Mason q
Dixon's. Its columns this week contain l .'.o
fully prepared Editorials upon the most Sun, M
.erest;ue topics of the day; selected taies,
$50, ans anecdotes complete digest OF
the latest foreign and domestic news full re-
10 &c ;m,ortant criminal charges and trials,
here and elsewhere; correspondence Hems'
&c.
price 3 cents per single copy 81 per annum
in advance.
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PUBLIC NUISANCE. Our attention has

PUBLIC NUISANCE Our attention has
been called several occasions to the CUSTOM so
valent here, of tying horses to lamp and awning
posts upon the public Streets and often of leaving
them standing united There they are left for hours
instead of being suitably housed in stables at small
expense while the owner or rider is off engaged in
the transaction of business. The result is that the
horses back upon the sidewalk, kicking up and de-
facing the bricks and what is worse than all obsruct-
ing the passage-way,very much to the fright and incon
venence offemales particularly. We have seen them
time and again throwing their heels about on the pave
ments of Main St, in dangerous proximity to all way
tarers so that it would require nerve on the part
OF even man to pass in their vicinity. Mr. CottrePs
awning posts for instance, ON Main, near Governor
street. are used almost every day in the lettering of
horses, and Mr. C's gallantry keeps him frequently
employed for the accommodation of passing ladies'
in whipping said horses off of the sidewalk. We
believe that the laws of the city provide a remedy
for this evil, and trust it will be applied
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CHEAP FARM offer for sale, in tho

GHEAP FARM offer for sale, in the
" county of James City, two hundred acres of val
liable LAND that abounds in narl fine tY0-story
house. out houses &c, eight miles this side of Wiz
liamsburg, Immediately the main road, IN fine
neighborhood the best of water &c three miles from
Chickahominy River and Il miles from navig gable
Creek. There can be cut ON this land about 1860 cords
of wood, good slip timber and pine, &c. This Farm
is one of the best locations for professional in
the county. deem It unnecessary TO say any thing
more, as any person in want will of course examine
for themselves. If disposed of privately it will
be sold in Williamsburg the second MONDAY in Oc-
tober, which will be Court day.
TERMS OF sALE-6 II and 1g months For infor-
nation, &C., apply to EWD. ID. EACHO,
8-ts General AGENT md Collecfar.
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NOTICE. OF

TO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - OF
~ FICE ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGI-
NEERS, doors from Man, ON 18th streets.-I have
this day entered into co-partnership with CHARLES
+. N. SMITH, an Architect and Civil Engineer who
has practical experience of II years in the profess
son has been engaged and has had charge of several
large and important enterprises in the Northern and
Western States and cities and has designed and
pleted large number of public and private buildings.
His testimonials of ability and integrity from the
first Architects aud gentlemen of ability. | there
fore hope by the prompt and faithful discharge of my
and increase their patronage which assure viii not
be misplaced The business will hereafter be CON
Quoted Oh and under the name and style of
w. A. POWELL & co.
would respectfully say friends of the above
firm and the public generally that by the close atter-
ton shall render TO the business, hope it viii meet
the extended hand OF encouragement which shall not
be disre garded.
au l9-3t* CHARLES +. n. SMITH.
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Passrrarns rxn srrAnsnIr Roaxoxrr'

from New York yesterday. -sA,s
Edward Hebard, w. Forbes, J. A. Roane, J. Cillev,
Colby, J. 7. !; Nicholson, yossph Weir, c. Ken
bell and lady. VIM Mcdonald and isdy, ~. Il. Harrs-
son, Henry X. Paine, C. A. Derby, Mrs. s. 8. Ander
sgn, u. VI Kambant, VIM. " ffenfasue and lady,
II: Smith, Jr., Miss s. C. Rowland, Mr.. Doyle, Mr.
Webb, Mr.. Henry, Capt. J. II. Freeman, VIM. Mich
OILS, Francis Potter, Henry Trezise VIM. Potter. T..
Z. Potter, Mrs. 4. Lee, John Evans Geo. Robinson
r. Baker, Jr, 20 for Norfolk, and q In steerage.
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THE PLAGUE IN New ORLEANs-We pub
fish on our outside page this morning from
the Crescent a startling description of scenes
in New Orleans. We suppose it is strictly
faithful. Some may think it is not appropri-
ate to give such scenes in their true cOlors !;
but it may be that good may follow the see
ing of things as they really exist 1t will
certainly induce a more lively sympathy for
the inhabitants of the devoted city We do
not know that any advantage comes of shut
ting our eyes to the truth at any time Ten
or twelve days ago there was scene at a
New Orleans cemetery that may exceed any
thing now portrayed by the Crescent-the
exposure of seventy cofips which had re-
manned so long unburied that the bodies they
enclosed were swollen so as to burst them
Another dreadful fact was the condition OF
| another cemetery, where the collins were Gov
cred so lightly with earth that the odor from
the putrescent bodies spread overa large sur
| rounding district. 1t required extraordinary
| exertions TO bury the accumulated collins
| and coverup with additional earth those that
were only partially concealed. Extravaganza
prices were paid for labor and almost SUPER
| human efforts were necessary to accomplish
| the service.
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THE RAG P.cxER.-We noticed Tuesday the
death OF arag picker named Andrew siebert. mot
Le'der) as it was supposed of poisoned sassage
meat prepared for dogs. The Baltimore papers of
yesterday state that Albert Via, Charles Via. and
Catherine Crumbert were arrested Tuesday ~, t,o
charge Of poisoning the deceased. They lived in
the same house with him,
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DIsNIssEp.-The continued GOO of WI

DIsMIssED.-The continued case of VIII
liam Bremmer, reported for keeping open his store
on Sunday and trading on that day, came up before
the Mayor yesterday. Bremmer stated that when
the officer came into the store and saw him giving
money to negro it the change for a sum paid
witness by the negro and which the negro had ne g
iected to pay ON Saturday evening. The Mayor not
considering that there any evidence of an un
lawful traffic at Bremmers, dismissed the summons
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a hsht took place on fiat boat at Memphis. on
Tie 9'n INST, between GEO. DUNN and MARTIN SUr
TON IN which the latter stabbed so that he died
Ihey quarfeled about some hay, which Sutton said
Duih had mlsrepresented the quality of Dunn
gave the lie to this, and Sutton attacked him with
ha'chet' when he Sutton was stabbed. Dunn was
arrested and bailed to appear for trial
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LOCAL MArrzRs.

TREMENDOUS FIRE.-At about halEpast
10 o'clock Last evenings the Virginia Wooden Mills
an Immense stablishment-situatedo on Canal street.
adjoining the FIGURING Mills of Messrs. Haxall
Brothers. discovered 70 be re and in spite Of
ell efforts, the whole establishment reduced to
heap of ruins. The loss must be immense. Whether
insured or not, we have not yet ascertained.
The worst calamity arising from this conflagration
will be- the deprivation of employment of some 800
100 operatives who will thus be left idle it NAV
be- for months. We write at u o'clock. Particulars
Tomorrow.
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we are Obliged to cur correspondent of Frede
ieA nan Tor his letter relating to the painful event
0i winch that locality has been the scene. We did
not get 1t from the office until yesterday morning
and we had previously obtained and published al
the facts he communicated
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FIRE.-Between ~ and l O'clock, We'd
nesday night the carpenters shop of N. w. Wal
toa located on Franklin at the of eth street
was discovered to be fire. The incendiary-for it
set ON fire-was not allowed time for the fulfil
ment of his object the destruction of the building
as No. was promptly the spot and extinguished
the fire before it had gained much headway. No
material damage.
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hre occurred at Seneca Falls, New York. ON
'ne ldtii, which destroyed property valued at SIS
o". commenced in the barrel factory of Young
q Co. ana spread with great rapidity At least 15o
men were thrown out of employment
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ihere was severe storm at Petersburg Thurs
'"s Ahe ram deiuge poured"-and flooded the
streets washing them out thoroughly. which tba
lhteilgencer thinks fortunate circumstance as il
adds TO the health Of the civ.
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Mr.. Stephenson, the distinguished English en-.
eineer, arrived in New York few weeks since Oh
his way to Canada, whittier he has gone with par,
ty of scientific men to make some SURVEYS and es-
Inmates for great Canada railroad along the lakes.
either to connect with the United States Pacific
Railroad, if built, or to be continued to the Pacific,
through the British possessions He is now in Mon