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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-09

New YORK, June S.-Sales of 5000 barrels
Flour, at unchanged rates 10000 bushels
white Wheat at $12O3; 80 600 bushels Corn
at 66lc. for yellow.
BALTIMORE, June S.-Sales of 600 barrels
Flour, at "a 60; 10, 600 bushels Corn--demand
sic adv,
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Excitement and Riot in Quebec.

QUEBEC, CA, June Sth-Falher Gavazzi's
lectures have produced a tremendous excite.
ment IN this city. A great riot has been the
result. Gavazzi was rescued by the military,
and sustained but little injury. The mob after.
wards surrounded the parliament house, call.
ing for an obnoxious member named Brown,
and threatening vengeance,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOR THE DAILY DlspATCH
ARRIVAL OF THE FL D0RAD0.-LA-
TER FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW YORK, June S.-The steamer Ell Do
RADIO. with San Francisco dates TO May z, ar
rived to-day. She brings 100000 in gold.
The Rosette Hotel, in San Francisco, has
been destroyed by fire, and it is believed that
several persons persisted.
An Internal attempt by two fremen TO bio"
up the steamer Sierra Nevada was discovered,
and tlie men were nut in irons.
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The Spring Case.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9TH Arthur Spring
has to-day signed paper exonerating his son
from guilt in the murder of Mrs. Lynch and
Mrs. Shaw, as far as he knows, and stating
that he does not believe he had any knowledge
of the murder. Young Spring, after an inter
view with his father, returned TO Washington
last night. Spring is to be executed on Friday
next, before which time, it is believed, he will
make fall confession.
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J. nj. T., Auctr.


THREE BUILDING LOTS ON 4th
Il STREET, AND HOUSE AND LOT ON
BAKER STREET AT AUCTION.-Win be sold
on Friday next, 10th instant, commencing at 5
o'clock, M, upon the premises three lots of Land
situated on the East side of 4th street, North of
Leig street, and the residence of Daniel True
hart Esq each hot fronts 80 feet and runs bach
the usual distance. These Lots are in an improy.
ing part Of the city, and offer good investment.
After which will be sold, comfortable House
and Lot Baker street. near the late residence of
Capt Prenliss. This aouse is now rented at a fair
rent
TERMs-One tAird cash; balance at and mos.
with interest, and satisfactorily secured
Je JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctr
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STOCk SALE OF GKOCE RIES.-
On Monday Morning, the 18th inst, com
10 encing at l0 O'Clock, the store of William II
mcleod, on the corner OF lat and Main sts (who is
De SOLD at auction, his entire Stock of Groceries
consisting OF large and desirable assortment.
leEms-For all sums under 500. cash for that
negotiable paper. 'pp'''o0
Sale to be conducted by
je9 GEO 7 SKINNED 49,.
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BY Alexander Mott & Co.
rEHIS lTHUkaDAYl MORNING.. COM

mencing at 10 oc.ock, We will cell auction,
the effects ofa Family declining con.
sistiug Of the usual variety.
Also splendid lot of silk Vests, Black Cloth
Dress and Frock Goats. Also, a lot of Blue Cloth
Dress. Sack and Frcck Goats. Also, a lot of Sum.
mer Pants and Vests. Aiso, lot of Hosiery, Linen
Goods, Merinoes, Alpaccas, Msrino Undershirts
and Drawers. Also, q Let of Nsgrs Head Hdkfs,
together with many other articles
leg ALEX MOTT a co Aue.s
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40 HANDSOME Building Eots Mt Full.
MOST Valuable REAL ESTATE

Ifl AT THE CORNER OF MARSHALL AND
llTH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
Will be sold on Tuesday afternoon, the 18th
June, 1853, upon the premises, commencing at 5
O'Clock, thatmost valuable real estate at the corner
OF Marshall and 18th streets. belonging to the es
tate of Mrs Maria Brown, deceased, and now in the
occupancy Of Mr. John WighD fronting 1874 feet on
the south line of Marshall street running back 81
feet to the lot on which stands the Athenelm
TERMs.-One fourth cash; balance at 3, and 9
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed or title retained.
w. GODDIN, Auct.
~ Immediately after the above sale, will be
sold the valuable lot at the corner of Marshall and
18th Streets adjoining the residence of Mr. John
Jones--fropting 80 feet, running back 1870 feet.
Terms same as above
jeS w GODDIN. Auct.
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By Wellington Go ddin.

SALE of Woodlawn continued.-Tba o.,.
~ % the personal estate at Woodlawn, will he
June, 1883, at 81 O'Clock. 'Ao LIN
among the articles YET to be sold, are valuable
~ Oh taoe ana Bed Linen, Bed Clothes, &c: also.
several Horses, Wagons, Carts, Buggies. all the
Farming Implements, &c N-- 'i0
After which will be sold the two small Housss
and Lots attached thereto on the east side of the
Turnpike. "a 'Do
Terms at sale w GoDDIN, Auct.
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The Citv Government Of Providence.

PRovIDENCE, R. | June 6.-The city gov
ernment was organized this afternoon. Walter
K. Danforth was sworn in as Mayor, and de.
Gyered an inaugural address. Wingale Hayes
was unanimously elected president Of the com,
mon council, and AIbert g. Green, clerk.
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BY George j. sumner.

fHNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HORSES. CAR.
Z RlAGES AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, executed to ,he sub.
scrioer on the lst day Of April, 1853 trustee for
the benefit of certain party named therein, and
under the provisions of said deed, shall proceed,
on Friday, the 10th day of June, commencing at
10 clock, to sell at auction, at the residence of Mr.
u Taylor on Franklin, above l4th street, all the
properly conveyed by said deed, viz: FIVE Horses,
two Carriages and Harness complete, and all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
part OF French Bedstead, l Feather Bed, marble
top Bureau, marble top Washstand, 2 mahogany
DINING Tables ingram Carpet, excellent Ward
robe, and sundry articles of the usual variety
Terms OF SALE-A sums under $50 cash tor
all amounts over, credit of go days. secured by ne
gotiable notes well endorsed.
WALTER II. HARRISON, Trustee.
Sale TO be conducted by
jeS GEO SUMNER Auctr
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despatch from Norfolk states that the ne
cessafy repairs having been made TO The Uni-
ted States steamer John Hancock, the Beh.,
rings Straits expedition has finally sailed.
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Arrival of the Washington.-sailiny of
the Europa.

New YORK, June S.-The steamer Wash
lngton, with European dates to the Goth May
has arrived. She brings no later news.
The Europa sailed to-day Tor Liverpool, Ia
king out 100000 in specie.
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By Il. Capfharn.
FURNITURE sALE.-On pex, M.

k'UhNkTChE SALE.-On next Mouduv
L 18th June, at 10 o'clock, at No 1879 Main .sras,'
Eagle Square, next Messrs Nash g. Woodhouse,s
Book Store, will be sold, lot OF well kept Furni.
ture, most OF 1t new, consisting of an elegant ard
robe, French Spring Bedstead, Feather Bed, Hair
Ma,rass and Bed Furniture, Parlor and other Chairs
Diuing and Tea sets, Table Silver, Cham berware'
Stoves, Music Stand, Looking Glasses, Carpets, Blu
reaus, DC. CAUTHORN, Auct.
l. ~
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AUCTION SALHs.
FUTURE BAYS
By Alexander Naff a. 70

AnM,Ir ,.kR's SHOP, TOOLS, FUR.
Morntng, the 10th inst, commencing A M 49,
we viii sell at auction, on the premises sS,s,e,
the Livery Stable of Jacob Woodson. on prnus
street, and opposite Brook Avenue, large loa
uon OF Carpeuters Tools; also. large inf - ~.
ished and unfinished work, such az Wsra..h nn-
Presses, Bedsteads, &c, DC. ufooes,
Immediately after the above sale, we win AL, :.
workshop, to be removed in the time spec;saa 'ne s
the SALE Terms cash. T /, Wo0nSmeeS, ~
sale conducted by ALRx. Eorr A, ~
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STOCK SALE OF SADDLERY, HAIR
~ NESS, WHIPS, Con SATURDAY MORN.
ING next, the 18th inst commencing at 10 O'CLOCK
at the store of VIM Salmon, I4th or Pearl street
(who is about making a change in his business
will be sold at auction, his entire stock on hand
consisting OF Saddles Of all qualities, Harness,
Whips, StirTup irons and hiatefials Of every de
scription. Terms cash
Sale to be conducted by
IL s GEO Skinner sr,+-
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON vENA.

III ESIRAKLE Rk SFDENCE ON VENA.
IL BILE STREET AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold
on MONDAY, 18th June, commencing at ST o'ck,
in the afternoon, upon the premises, that framed
House aud Lot on the South side of Venable street.
east of 18th street, and now in the occupancy of
Mr. Samuel Murray. The house is in very good
order, contains about three rooms, with kitchen
coal house, &c. The lot fronts 25 feet and runs
back l66 feet. This property being situated in a
very improving neighborhood, ana convenient to
the business part of the city will at all times yield
handsome per centun upon the probable cost
Terms: One third casn; balance at aud ~
mos with interest," and the title to be retained until
the payment IN full of the purchase money.
JAMES Al TAYLOR,
ny3l Auctr.
Alter the above SALE will be sold two Lots of
Land on the West side of 18th street, North of
Victor's mill, each fronting 25 feet and running
back about lao feet.
Terms liberal.
Ia
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NeU York Charter Ad0Dted.

e New YORK, June 7.-Thc charter election
to-day has resulted in the adoption of the new
city charter by majority ofabout Is, 00e.
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THE MARKETS.

BosToN, June S.-The Canada reached hel
wharf this morning.
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VW0 NEWLY ERECTED BRICK
L Teuements on Marshall. between 9th
and i Sab streets, at AuctiOn.-Wll be sold
en- MONDAY AFTERNOON, 18Th list, conmenc
ing at o'clock, upon the premises, two newly
erected brick tenemeRts the North side of Mar.
shall between l7th snd 18th streets. The houses
contain about rooms each, with kitchen, dc -
Tbs lots front together about 45 feet and run back
about go feet TO an alley.
This property being located Sc convenient to the
business parts of the city, market dock, &c must
always yield good per cent in the way of rent
or offers good investment in view of az improve.
inent IN vaus
Terms-OEe third cash. balance and l2 months
with interest aud deed Of trust upon the proper.
ty or the title retained un payment in full OF the
purchase money. By request
je7 JAS M TAYLOR. Auct.
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BY Alexander Mott ~ Co.

BY Alexander Mott ~ Co.
WASHINGTON Monument Team. AT
w Auction.-On Saturday Morning, the
Ii'n inst al 10 O'Clock, we will sell ct auction In rear
OF VIM Woods Livery Stable, the Washington
Monument Team, consisting OF large work Horses
Also, low Stone Wagon. capable of drawing
stone ALEX MOTT Il CO, Auct
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HOUSE AND LOT ON FRENCH GAR.
IL DEN HILL, ON 9Th STREET, AT AUG.
TION.-Will be sold ON Saturday next, 18th
June, CONNIE ncing at 5K O'Clock, P M, upon the
premises, that framed House and Lot situated on
French Garden Hill, on the West side OF 9th street,
now the residence of Mr. E III Crutchfeld. The
House is nearly new and In good order, contains 5
rooms, DC. The Lot fronts 80 feet and runs back
100 feet
TERMs-One.third cash balance at and 10
months, with interest," and satisfactorily secured
je6 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctr
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G MALL FARM on MechauicsviIle Turn.
~ pike, Three Miles from the City, mt
aucIion.-Wll be sold on Wednesday, 22d
June, commencing at o'clock, P ri, upon the
premises, farm On Mechanicsviile Turnpike, about
3 miles from the city. The tract contains about
"a acres, in high state of improvement the soil is
peculiarly adapted to the raising of vegetables, &c
The impf ovenents consist of a comfortable dwell.
ing containing three rooms. kitchen, barn, &c, and
there ia a well OF excellent water.
After tine sale OF the farm. will be hired out for
the balance of the year, several good field hands,
&C. aud the farming utensils, stock, &c, viii be
sold.
This farm IL very desirable as market garden OF
for suburban retreat, being convenient 10 the city
on good road and very susceptible of improve.
ment.
Terms will be liberal, and win be made known at
the SALE JAS NJ TAYLOR, Aust.
n. b & G. B. HILL. je8
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BY Geo. j. sumner.

VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-The Law Library of
distinguished member of the bar. retiring from
practice and about leaving the country, win be sold
at auction on Wednesday, 18th Juse inst. com
menctng at 10 O'Clock n In the room over the
store OF Elias Hale, Main street. Richmond.
Catalogues will be ready on Thursday next and
may be had at the different Bookstores 10 the city
jes GEO SUMNER, Auct.
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Ky hichard Eauthorn.

CTONE CUTTkn's Tools, Blocks and
- Tackle. Dressed and Rough Stone, at auction.
On Monday, 18th inst, at 4 O'Clock P Al, at the
Stone Yard of the late Chas Wood, on Byrd ST.
between 10Th and 18th, nearly opposite the Wool
en- Mill Row, will sell sell at auction for cash,
lot of stone cutters and bscksmith's TOOLS blocks
and tackle, dressed and rough stone, chains, har.
ness, &c.
10 5-5r CAUIHOhN.
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T ARGE NUMBER of Building I.
asS YduaY. =; = In nix u 4 - .s .n
TRUSTEES SALEO OF RIAL ESTATE
L Adjoining the City Of Richmand.-pur

suant to deed OF trust from Patrick O'Connell
ard Elizabeth his wife, bearing date On the st da
of December, l84l, and duly recorded in the Office
OF tie clerk of the County Court of Henrico on
7th February, 1882 for the purpose of securing to
Richard Darlington the payment of the sums of
money therein mentioned, shall at the request of
the said R Darlington, proceed, on Thurs
day, the 9th day of June, 1853 at the hour of 4
NJ, upon the premises, to sell to the highest bid.
der, for cash, all that separate lot or parcel of
ground described in the said deed as lone other
lot or parcel of ground in the county of Henrico,
situated, lying and being at the southwest corner
OF Federal and Richard streets, fronting fifty three
feet on said Federal street, and running back one
hundred and sixty Eve feet to- the rear line OF the
aforesaid) lot letter L." MBATES, Trustee.
Sale conducted by w GoDDIN, Auet. my27
10 HANDSOME Building bots at Full,
~ ton. near Port Mayo, Rockets, for
sale ut aucti0n.-Wll be sold on Friday At
ternoOn, the I7th of June, 1853, upon the prem
ises commencing at TX O'Clock, about 40 most Beau
1fuiy located fots at Fulton, near Port Mayo, Rock
etts; some OF them front III the Williamsburg road
others on Louisiana State Graham, Erin and Fulton
streets, and are among the most valuable in that
fast Improving Town.
TERMS Onefhird cash; balance at three and six
months with interest," and title retained till last note
1fs pad. w GODUIa, Auct.
je s
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY james nj. Taylor.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DFs
" rahlY Incufad RnIldlnu 4 49, L.. n


e COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESI.
~ rabiy Located Building Lots in the
Town Of Sidney By virtue OF an order of the
Iounty Court OF henrico, on the 7th day of MAY,
leo5 10 the case and upon the petition of Arthur
reucolas' com miitee. &c, and as commissioner ap-
po,nsed by the said court for the purpose, shall
rSn ~ public auction to the highest bidder. ON
tuesday, l4th day of June, 1858. upon the prem.
49,, ,;ss, commencing at ~ O'Clock, NJ, o certain
p.sss OF parcel OF Lsnd. entioned in the said
pemon, ying In the town of Sidney, in the county
OF henrico, near the city of Richmond bslona;ngg
10 tne said Edward f. Peticolas, coptainino fonss
49, VI 'nereaoouts and adjoining Warsaw. the
property OF John II Gilmer "' VIC
This property il Considered N \. ~.
raoy located for building burmese # mot. ossa.
;n s.s 40 now to be had IL will he Divided
,n.o 20 lots ofsuitable sizes, and plan ,herso,
ner,v co,,a us once OF the Auchoneer. This nrc
yard &c, and w ell of very fine ya,s 1ees, Vlne-
lEsMs-From the sale Of the whole IS ..
~, S.ooo 70 DC psid In cash and for the residupp
for hona o. and years from the day of sale
loi oonos gearing interest payable semi . s1io'
and the deferred payments to be securad h1
OF trust upon the property W oeed
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auct 0oS' Com'r.
TTRAC TIVE HEsIpRNcp
a eanaing Lets In sidney at Auction
upon the premises, commencing mmediate,r 80,
the above sale, by w F Watson, Conn thay e,se e
desirable and attractive Residence in the Tovn y
Sidney, directly opposite to Warsaw and now IN IN
the occupancy OF Mr. John N Johnson. The i'm.
provenents consist of Brick House nearly na,v
stories high, containing about rooms, Kitchen
Stable, &c and well Of good water in the ward.
the Lot fronts so feet and runs back about us
to an alley.
After the sale of the House, will be sold, several
very beautiful Building Lots adjoining 1t on either
side.
This is really pleasant and desirable suburbsn
retreat and combines as many attractions as are
usually to be met with.
Terms-One third cash, balance at and 10
months, with interest and satisfactorily secured.
je6 JAS M TAYLOR, Auct
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E Citizen of the Old DOminfen.-
Cure of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint. The verdict has gone forth. All
admit Hampfon's Vegetable Tincture has
no superior
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DRIME kICE.-20 tiefces or sale py
jee JOHN IL CLAIBORNE.
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TCE.-I have or 5000 bushels OF Ice, a TO 3
Il inches thick, for sale at my residence, the
plank road, three miles from town.
lie 6-2t ]. Fl. MONTAGUE
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TIE following is the latest intelligence,
principally by telegraph from Paris, brought
Inv the steamer Canada:
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- FOR BOSTON DIRECT.-Tne schr
go SAM'L RANhlN is now ready to receive
ilel.nI Sc above, and will sail with all possible dis
patch. For freight of 500 bbls, apply 10
ie7 ROBERT RANKIN
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Memphis Conventson-second Day.

md t,ie men were put in irons.
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-03-22
Doln cstic Happiness.

= Two or three girls, and two or three boys,
: Dirty and ragged and making n noise;
Some calling for this, and others for thnt;
( One pinching the dog-another the cat;
And Bill, the SLY rogue, with n sorrowiul phiz,
iBawling out that SANS bread has more
59 butter than his!''
And then the sly urchins, all covered with
st grease,
Sitting down on the hearth to examine each
~ piece!
longest,
let him That's the weakest beware Of the
strongest;
IA battle ensues, and terrible clnttcr;
The mother cries out, what the duce is the
ID matter;
Each tells his own story, and tries TO defend it,;
SIT won't do. you young rogues, q boxed ear
Il must end it!''
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"a Maine Yankee" announces
through the Washington National In
teliiyencer: the invention of form of
road and improved locomotive, which,
he says, VII safely transport the mails
and passengers at the rate of one hun
dred miles per hour! The writer
further says he has been made acquain.
ted with the details ofthcse improve
ments, (which are SO palpably correct
in theory, and feasible in practice, that
every civil engineer and Rail Road
man will, on examination, at once re.
cognize and admit, as the dcsidcratum,
even to the extent of safety and speed
above indicated" The next Congress,
it is said, is to be invited to secure its
adoption, and give to the world the
result of the first experiment. The
construction of u Post Rail Road be-
tween Washington and cw-York, the
Baltimore SIN thinks will be fastened
by this invention.
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sI'HE SUMTER BANNER.
Sumterville, So. Ca.
j. RICHARDSON LOGAN, EDITOR.
TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1858.
COTTON MA1eHx EF.
Charleston, March 20.

Sh"' 'Sotoii, lhti Cl ~.
The demand for cotton on Saturday
VAS active and animated at slight ad-
vance. We quote prices at from S
10 Sd cents.
New YoRk, March IS, 1858.
Cotton slightly improved in our
market to-day. Middling Uplands 10
Ia. Orleans 10 So.
The steamer Ohio has arrived from
California with $2,500,00O in gold.
New ORLEANS, March lS.-On Fri
day 5000 bales of cotton changed
hands. The sales during the week
comprised $4,000 bales. Prices are
firm. NIiddling is quoted at from 8
Id 1-2. The stock on hand
amounts to $4,000 bales. The in
crease in the receipts at all the South
ern ports, up to the latest dates, as
compared with last year, is 900
bales.
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More HnCel,diarisrn.

On Sunday morning last, about
daylight, while Mr.. A. a. SoLcMoNs
was proceeding to the Depot of the
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad,
he discovered the Carriage Manufacto-
ry and Warehouse, owned by Mr.. No
All CRANE, in flames, the family were
Immediately aroused, and the fire cx-
tinguishcd, without having done much
damage. We understand that box
Of matches, and some combustible ma.
tcrials were found on the premises,
which had evidently been used in set
ting fire to the house; who the william
is, Or what his purpose can be, in thus
seeking to destroy the property of one
of our best and most unonending citi.
zcns, VIC cannot conjecture, but sin
ccrcly hope that strong measures may
be used to discover him, and summary
punishment inflicted this is the third
attempt Of the kind that has been made
i'll our town within very short period.
Look out.
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'EHE sunni ER b BANNER
rs PUsLssnEDf
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FssyO DOLLARS In advance, Two Dollars
snd Fifty Cents at the expiration of six months,
gor hree Dollars Mt The end of the yenr.
No paper discontinued until all nrrearages
AID, unless ut the option of the Proprietor.
GsS Advertisements inserted Mt Sl;V EN'FY.
FIVE Cents per square, az lines or ess,) for
The first, and half that sum for each subsequent
Insertion.
B;s g:s The number of insertions to be marked
sSoni inll llsAdvertiscments or they will be published
aniil ordered to be discontinued, and charged
Eaccordingly. -
i5s i83 gssY ONE DOLLAR per square for n single
insertion. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise
ments will be charged the same rs n single in
aertion. aud semimontllly the same as new ones