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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03
UNAWAY-$IO REWAKD.-Absc

Y UNAWAY-$IO REWAKD.-Abscond
~ ed about the 10th of January, negro man
ing about the City He is of low stature, about five
feet six inches high, stout made. quite back in
complexion and very white teeth, is probably
twenty one or two years old. l will give reward
OF ten dollars for his apprehension and delivery 10
me- WIN GRAVES,
fe 3-ts 18th street between Main and Cary.
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RUTTER, CHEESE, &c.-50 boxes prime
ID Cheese,
80 trkins Orange county Butter, choice quality,
100 boxes Tallow Candles,
so bbls Coffee Sugar,
so hhds Bacon Sides, for sale by
fe 3-lw DUNLOP, MONCURE 81 co.
WINDOW SHADEs.-The subscriber has
w just received large assortment of Window
shades OF the latest style and patterns, which
will be sold at unusually lOse prices. He requests
those who may be in want of superior article to
call and examine them before purchasing else
where. JOHN F. REGNAULT,
Paper Hanger and Upholsterer,
fe 313t l8( Main street
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I Read and Profit by it.-Do Yon
suffer with any pain? If you do, use Dr. Roses Pain
Curer 1t cures Toothache Sore Throat Earache Stiff
Neck or Pains In the Face in few minutes 1t cures
quickly, Pain in the Stomach Bowels. Cures Chill
bains Coras and any irritation the feet Ii acts
like charm for Pains in the Side, Limbs Back and
for Rheumatism from sudden cold, it is magical in
its effects. In bottles IL - Is and so cents
Tne best Cough syrup in the world
DR.. Roses Celebrated Cosgh Syrup, gives immediate
relief TO the worst Cough, whether Consumptive or
proceeding from cold 1t sllays any irritation of the
Lungs, and fortes the system against future attacks
In bottles at so cents and 81
For bilious Habits and bad Colds
II you are bilious, you require purgatye medicine
1t you have bad cold you should remove il from the
system 1T your Liver is out of order you viii have
cold feet, variable appetite, and yellow skin-sake
DR. Roses Anti Bilious Railroad Pills and you viii
soon be relieved from all bad feelings In boxes 2l2
and 25 cents.
DIR. Roses Celebrated Cerdiai.-For
Nervous Affections Heart Disease, &c, &C.
The astonishing happy effect this medicine has upon
the Nervous stem, in aaying all disturbances or
tation also for curing Papitation and Heart Disease
as well as invigoratng the constitution, enlivenng
the spirits, and restoring the weak and nervous FROM
any cause has created great demaod for it from al
parts of the country. 50cents per bottle.
All the above valuable medicines with DR. Reee,s
Medical Adviser, be had at all the Drug Stores
Richmond. ia X
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SwINpLING.-Mr. Thomas p Moore, of
Petersburg, was swindled out of $500, a few
days since, in Charleston, by three persons
named Hicks, White and Murphy. White
was subsequently arrested, and Mr.. Moore re-
covered $205, and got in addition, gold
watch and chain, when he dropped proceedings
and White was disc harged.
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MRS. MowATT.-This splendid actress opens at
the Theatre tonight. To say thus much is to fill
the house, for who will stay away that goes to
plays at all &: No actress has ever been more sue
cessful on the Richmond boards than. our beautiful
and accomplished countrywoman, and certainly
none that we ever saw upon them has better de.
served success.
By the bye, if it be not infringing upon tn rights
of others, we should like to see her comedy of
I" Fashion" played here. We saw it in Philadel
phia, when it first appeared, $3.50 but have never
seen it since.
For the particulars with respect to Mrs. MS sp.
pearance tonight, see the advertiseme MT
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GOD, COAL AND COKE.-The suoscri.
w bers have taken the Wood and Coal Yard,
formerly occupied by VIM. Gray, on the Canal, and
viii at all times be prepared to furnish customers
with the best article, at market prices. Orders
left at our yard, Mr.. VIM. Grsy's or Mr.. John M.
Royals store, will be punctualy attended to.
re 3-Iw* REAMS IL WALKER
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- acknowledgements This DAY.
B>A fe 3 DAVENPORT, AALEN ~ CO.
- AUCTION NUTICk.-AIIeuuonl is
D>Sa solicited to our sale This Morning at 10
o'clock. ALEX MOTT d CO,
# 3 Aucts.
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on persons residing IN our owa city, by Carriers
spanish Mixture, in large number Of cases
of almest hopeless diseases has excited the utmost
wonder in the public mind Neuralgia, Rheama-
tism Fevers, Eruptions the skin, Liver Disease
Scrofula, Kidney Diseases, Ulcers, Old Sores, Mer-
curial Disease, and Female Complaints, yield 10
this singular remedy like magic.
The public are requested to observe that the evil
deuces ia favor Of Carters Spanish Mixture are
from gentlemen of high Standing in this city, who
have either been cured themselves or who have
cured others by its use, and in thai respect differs
from the number Of medicines pulled up by cert6-
Gates from persons in parts unknown.
Ey7 For Nrteeen years this valuable article
has Deen bene6tting the public, and hundreds have
thanked the inventor for restoring health VIXEN
despair had well nigh driven to the grave.
Recollect that each bottle bears the name OF
BENNETT 81 BEERS, Druggists,
No rs NJ ain street, Rich nond.
None other is genuine, Price 81 per bottle. or
bottles for s..
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
te
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To VOcaiists and ubiic : p.ak-
D>SA ers ALI who desire Distinct and har
monious voice. should use Bryau's Pulmonic Wa
teJs occasionally; they remove all irritation of the
Uvula, and greatly improve the hexibi.y and
power Of the voice. For sale by
Ja24 WOOD, Druggist
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u The following sale of stocks was made
in Norfolk on Monday
IS shares American Insurance stock at $ll02
Virginia Bank stock 74a
State stock 1904
City stock 993
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- UTH GARNETT, or the Loves OF the
II Earl of Rochester a Romance of Court In.
trigue. so cents
Harper's Magazine for February, IS cents
The Metropolitan, monthly Magazine devoted
to Religion, Education and Literature, % cts
For sale by l.. L. SMITH,
fe Sit opposite American Hotel
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o2 NOTICE.-Tickets to the Young Mems
"a Ball, to be given by C McEVOY, at his AGA
nE denny, on Monday evening, February 7, 1853,
z1A NAV be had by applying at Bosher's Hall.
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JOB PRINTING.

nj II T. III u FIVE,
S,overuor street, 2 doors from Main,
RICHMOND, Va
Pamphlets, n n cahas'
Circulars, a,chsts,
Handbilis, oanAs, &c
Labels, 0i every aSsoi lpaon,
pr;nted AT short notice and upon reasonable terms.
F.E orders for all kinds OF Printing VIII be re-
ceivsd and executed ia the handsomesf style.
fy
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NOTICE.-As engagements are such, at
IN present, that we cannot conveniently call on
all those to whom we have hired servants for ths
present year, we ask that they will call on US, at
our office, and execute their bonds. We AJAX this
as particular favor. TOLER IL COOK
te3 General Agents.
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r. To the PabIIc.-Your attention Is 10

T. To the PubIic.-Your attention is in-
vited TO the very beautfui styles of DaguerrectyPe
which MINNIS 81 WATSON are daily issuing from
their gallery. No 35k Main street, Mansion House
Nearly all, among the many who visit our rooms
daily are heard to exclaim they are the bes. I've
ever seen they are certainly tie most natural
locking eyes ever saw. As we have never re-
sorted to humbug, or tried to write Ourselves into
notice, we ask the public to call and judge for
themselves You are also notified that our prices
are as low as any in this city. Don't forget the
place, Ms 351 Main street, Mansion House.
no 30 MfNNIS d. WATSON.
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The Notes 81 Eke -. Q ,,.s. =
~ Bank,o Washington, viii be redeemed
In Virginia money by
ja Sta BENNETT BEERS.
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49, D., aoodridxe A. Wilson Offers
~ his ssioosi services 10 me c,tizea,
OF Richmond add lie vicinity. Ee may Do tuod
al all Aoays at his ofi;e on Governor street On
cite lhu G0gernor's hoasa. /, io-3,s
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AtAdam a. Cos Family Bakery,
~ IA Main street, can be obtained Bread,
Rolls Biscuit Crackers, Cakes of all kinds, Pastry,
&c, manufactured daily from the best materials.
Balls, Parties, &c, supplied at short notice. Or
ders promptly attended to. ja2S
49, Cochin China Fowls.-l have
~ for sale Jew pair of Cochin China and
Shanghai Fowls. ALI Fowls purchased of
can be relied upon being of pure stock, should
they prove otherwise will refund the amount paid
for them.
VIM A. BUFFERS,
at Nash s. Woodhouse, Esgle Square
ja7-lmif
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rA Remarkable Case of scrofs1a
a. 80 A h. aaIIa WHY'S Ointment and Pills.

Cured Dy HOHVWaJ - vi fI:u -. @l..-,s
ham when three years old, WIS on cied with
SrrofuIa in the neck. and the disease increased
50 fea, fully, that in four years he had Ten
ulcers on his body, besides q tumour between the
eyes. The best medical treatment afforded aim 40
relief the blood being so corrupt that 1t was
sidered impossible to su5due the disease. At this
crisis HoIloway's Pills and Ointment were resorted
to, and with great success, for in two months the
bow was soundly cured by their use, and he nsF
continued well tor the last three years.
Sold by the Proprietor, pa, Strand, (uear Tenn
ole Bar l. ondon and by all respectable Vendors
OF Patent Medicines throughout the British Empire,
and by those OF the United States, in fots and Bog
"a at 371 cents 81 cents, and 81 so each. Whole
sale BY the principal Drug Houses in the Union, and
by Messrs d d SANDS, New York, and PUK-
CELL. LADD d. co, Richmond Va.
larger sizes.
N B-Dlrections for the guidance of Pstients are
affixed to each Pot Box fe 3-E
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AND STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY
If you wish to have your Hair Cut, in the latest
and most approved style, and your Whiskers
changed TO beautiful black brown color, then
call at the Hlir-Cut.ing, Shaving, Shanpooing and
Bathing Saloon un der the American H0te
Blot, cold and shower Baths, can be had
daily, from GA M to P NJ and on Saturday to II P.
M. Single Bath IS cents, or Eve tickets for 81
Entrance on 1lth street no27
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w Cure of Cough, Vertigo, Rheuma-

bY Cure of Cough, vertigo, kneuma-
rism.-Cure OF the venerable Doctor Dunans SOD,
OF the city of Baltimore man well known, and
whose testimony adds TO the triumph 81 Hanp-
toms Vegetable Tincture.
BALTIMORE, February 9, 1852.
Messrs. Mortimer q Observation-Disclosures: II
10 with real pleasure that aole TO attest tn the
general healing and curative powers of DR.. Hamp-
tons Vegetable Tincture. Some time during last
November was taken with very bad and serious
cough. | was advised to take Cod Liver Oil, and
did So but getting no better induced to try
your Tincture-I got one bottle, and before had
used it all, my cough lett me. Permit me also 10
state that for the last fifteen years have suffered
very much from Acute Rheumatism and Vertigo,
conining me at times to my bed am fully
WINGED that owe my present good health to the
of the Tincture, and kind Providence.
You are, my friends, al liberty to this as you
may think proper, aud believe me,
Yours, very respectfully,
G. DUNAN.
N. B. can be seen q! any time at the Mayors
office. GIG.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and also sdveE-
tisement in to-day paper. For sale by
GA STRECKER,
ia 81 and Druggists generally.
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DLANh.-3s,00 900 feet Seasoned Oak Plank
L The subscriber has for sale a lot of well sea-
soned Oak Plank, suitable for tobacco boxes. Ap-
plyto C CREW,
fe 3-lw~ Soap and Candle Manufacturer.
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n. FOR KENT-The newly built three story
H] house, corner of Main and End street The
occupant wishing to remove to his own residence,
is willing to give immediate possession Apply to
fe 3-ts GEO. w. GRETTER
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M ACKRREL.-Auother supply OF those Sn.
AA perior No Mackerel, in bbls and kits. Jus.
received and for sale by
JAMES B SHELTON,
fe3 Corner OF Broad ahd 4tb strea,s
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ID EFINED BORAX.-Three cases Woods
HI best Refined Borax. For sale by
fe3 B WOOD, Druggist.
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CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs AND VEST
~ lNGS.-Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings in
full stock, constantly on hand and for sale by the
yard-or we have them made to order at low prices
fe3 c HARTWELL & co.
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NkAVATs, CULLARs, Nc.-Cravats Col.
v lars, Scsrfs, Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders, Uu.
brellas, Hair and Tooth Brushes, DC &C. Fer sale
by c HARTWEI.L Il CO.
fe 3 Opposite Swan Tavarc
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MOUNTAIN BUCkWHEAT-iors 5I- =
IA JAMES SHELTON.
Re Corner of Broad and All streets
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The l. usaa Territory.

From the Washing ,oo Ioteigenesr. Aug. %
We have already noticed some Of the late reports
from the Far West bringing information Of the ille
gal intrusion OF white persons upon the territory Of
Gle Of the Ind0n tribes These acts, we are sorry
to say though no. gross In fact appearance as
certain lameDtable enterprises we have all had 80
much reason to depors parake, nevertheless OF th6
sat0e laWless character. and are obnoxious TO penal
ties specially made and provided In acts Of Congress
for the protection and quiet Of the Indian territory
We have received some evidence Of the extent to
which these unauthorized proceedings have gone, in
the shape OF placard transmitted by mail to this
office, and Of which we annex copy. The parties
whose names are attached the heads Of this pro-
visOnal government We are informed, are persons
claiming to nc "yandotts-a tribe OF Indians resid-
ing on a suisl reservation the month of tina
Kansas river. OF course this provisional govern
nary with the sodescrhed" citizens ""cgal voters
"precints " &c. OF the proclamation.
PROCLAMATION or THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR OF
NEBRASKA TERhIroRY.
Whereas, a. gese-s convention of the citizens of Me-
brasks Territory, he in andot city the 18th ut
mo to orpanize rovs'ns government. and for other
purposes. he folh,xip9 resolution vas adop sd:-
Rssovsd, 1hst tas czeJs of Nebraska rerfttoYy will
October peNt an. elect delegate 10 e2resen. then,
In the rhirt, third Congress- of the United Ssates"
Therefore torsry n,o effect the foregoing resolution,
William Wal5ee by vie.,e of suthority Ia me vested
as Provisional ornr Of Nebraska Ts-fitory, do issue
this my proclamation, notifying the legal voters In tha
said Territory TO meet IN thar respective precincts tha
c elect one ds,sgste this Territory in ths
Thirty third Congress Of ths United States under such
rules and regulations he Territorial Council may pre-
scribe.
II. J. Done At Tysnd,tt city. this tho fret day Of
August j. thoasapd eight dred and hsty three,
ard u the Inoefendeece Of the United States the
WILLIAM WALKER Provisional Governor.
GEORGE ]. CLARK, Secretary Of the Territory.
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GENERAL Posr OrICE,
Mormom Bl0ck for the Washington


block ci limestone, beautifully cut, with proper
designs, arrived at Council Bluff CITY from Salt Lake,
on the Sd inst, Oh its way to Washington. The
following description Of It is from the Deseyet NeUs
No perfect marble having yet been quarried, as
the best substitute o block of whitsh oo'tic lime
stone from the san Pete quarry, was selected and
the stone il now complete standing in the Utah
Library, ready 10 be delivered at Washington as
soon az the soascD and Giro instances Will permit.
The following brief description 10 from the pencil
Of the youthful artist, who was too modest TO add
bis name {Willicm Wsr) TO the stone, TO perpctata
the remembrance fforty days labor.
The block is three feet long, two feet wide, and
ak and ounr.er inches thick In the centre stands
the beehive the emblem Of industry; over e Is the
motto "Holinoss to the Lord" Above TINS y the
all.seino eve, with rays. Beneath tho hive is the
word "Deseret" Over these, spyinging from the
ground, which ia covered with different kinds Of
foliage. In semicircular arch, enriched with the
conyolvulus. on each side are spandrils; in one ia
the symbol Of union, enriched with foliage; in the
other il the cornucopiG. Next the edge is fllet
one inch ard half vide, and three quarters Of en-
inch deep.
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The DOane Controversy:
The following correspondence from the Protestant
Register gives some Of the points of controversy be-
TWEEN Bishop Doane and his accusers:-
1.-THE DIOCEss OF DELAWARE
Mr.. Edit0r:--I find that your remarks were not
based upon the parochial reports Of this diocess;
that they did not profess to be formal summary"
Of the same. Under an entire misapprehenslon my
communication was made. The sin OF injustice is
clearly laid at my door, and most cheerfnly make
the acknowledgment, at the same time deeply re-
GREETING that should have imputed to you any want
Of mpartiality.
must have been, az you say, somewhat ex cited"
or the true character Of your remarks would have
been seen.
WILMINGTON, August 2, 1853.
From tina Register
, THE DILAPIDATED DIoCESS.
BE has hindered the growth Of the Church.
WIN. HALsIED, CALEB PERKINS,
PETER V. COPPUCK, BENZ GILL.
i" To the great grief Of many and the injury Of
religion"
Virginia.
CIoRGE BURGESS Bishop of the P. f. c., in Maiue.
CHAs. P. MCILvAINE Bishop Of the P E. c., in
Ohio.
pleted. s. Peters, Perth Amooy-new church,
nearly completed Christ, Middleto En--the church
repaired and much Improved. Christ, New Bruins
wick-church greatly enlarged and improved. 8.
S. Stephens, Mnllica Hill-new church, nearly COM
pleted. s. Stephens, Bevery-new church abon.
TO be built Grace. Van Vorst-new church. recently
ccnsecIated. 8. Philips, Newark-about TO puild
new church. 8. Matthe VS., Ne wark-church much
improved, parsonage and school room. 8. Johns,
Somervile-new church consecrated this year. Holy
Trinity, Hudson-new church, recently consented.
S. Marks, Baskinridge-new church, recently cense-
Grated. S. Johns, Camden Floating Church of
the Redeemer purchased. S. Paurs, Newark
school room, with chapel and rectorv built Christ,
EliZabcthtown--church about to be built. 8. Ste
pben's. Millvlle-church about to be built Calvary,
Summit church nearly completed Church Of the
Redeemer, Norristown- church in progress
abstract Of the Parochial Reports of the Diocess Of
Neu Jersey, 1853 /; Mount Ida, Sd dugust, 1853.
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E.encn Mails via Earlnnd.

TTiom the W.sh nessn Unior, august "a
Complaint having been made to our Post Office
Department that the French mails, aud parti-
cularly French newspapers, were detained In
England so az tn he rwarded by British in
stead OF United States steamers, the Postmaster
General brought the SUBJECT to the notice Of the
British post authorities, and hes received from them
the following answer, which has been handed to us
for publication
GgsERAL Posr OFFICE,
LONDON, Aug o. 1853. !
SIRThe rostmss ter Geusral having had unor eonsi-
Iteration your let n tie TIN utno With its enclosures,
directed BY mis- lodstp to inform YOU, that he has
made inquiry respecog the alleged prere'cs shown by
this department TO he British contract mall pseksts Ia
5espatchirg BY them ~papsrs from France intended
sent b. the Uai en- States mail packers and that he
Is convinced there Ia foundation for complaint.
The newspaper fron France for the Ua-d States
made up in Frarca By hs French post oes In closed
mails and such mails when specially addressed - b
forwarded by British packet by United Saes packst
are despa;ched diaR their directions; while, In
those whore epecol address IA out them, tbs
mails for rs,ded By The rst paoae. leaving England
whether rnder CONTRACT 9th the Britan or the Unsd
States government.
have the hon5r - 10. cir your oheden humble ser
Yspt, W. h. M sSlItLI.
70 the Postmaster General &c., SC, 80, Washington
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Maine Court.
Before Judge Phillips.


AuG. 26--Peier Cascy cgainst Joan Heate-C a,t-
ten 10 Dealers IL Horse WsSh.--This was an action
brought against tho defendant for having sold tho
complainant, Peter Gileey horse, warranting him
at the same time to be perfectly sound In wind and
limb; but it afterwa ards appeared that the animal
forit. The case occupied almost the entire morning.
and created great deal Of excitement among ths
Third avenue men. Verdict for the plantiH, SlSS
and costa.
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PLASTER BEp ~ SAHDUsxy BAY.-Thc plaster
beds belonging 10 Lockwood 4 Smith, at Sandusky,
are known 10 ont uto The bay and recent borngs
have shown the vein 70 be twentyseven feet IN
thickness of most beautiful quality Of the gypsum.
To this plaster Golfer cam ia to be butt, en-
closing IN area OF between Ave and six acres; and,
the water once exhausted the mineral Is in their
hands ready tor The mill. The cam IL, OF itself, q
monster work for private enterprise; but the pro
preioIs Of the Led consider the investment desirable
as the AREA within the dam viii afford a supply OF
the very best quality for fifteen years TO come.
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COu,e or Common PIcas-fn Chambers.
pafore fila Honor Judge Daiy.

Auo. 2G.-Aforan IS. Moron.-In this case Mr..
Van Hoyenhurgh and his clerk, Andrew EIlard,
were ordered to appear this Saturday morning,
20 atwer The charge Of forging decree Of divorce,
Tor Tie I,arpose Of heinz examined by the court in
Ieaton &c this iulos.ant gqis
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JcN o. SpuDrvG Esq.. editor Of he Highland Courier,
u Eevhusr ~ u, died on the 22d nst aged 80 ysArs
JAW sAuspgas. coored woman, died at ChappaquId.
cic last vse. aged 100 years e1d three mcnfhs Sho
yss y native Of Ma .nas yinsyata
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT The locomotive EaaIe, or
the Lake Shore Road, burst her boiler jnss ~ tho
train was leaving Enc for this city yestc rday morn,
ing. The engine was completely demolished arI
we're bctl, badly inbred by pieces Of the nachinc
s,iking them, and ly the bot water. The accident
resulted in NJ hyti;r personal injury -Cicre!4ra
UiHdsair, dug ~