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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-31
Robert A. WiIliaIn s

FTAKES this opportunity of informing the citizens ot
| Lynch urg and surrounding country, that he has
lust returned from the Northern Cities, where he has
hoo, IN nrrchase his stock of New Books ard every
ber ar,i,le comprised in his line OF business tie IL
determined 10 sell Cheap for Cash.
The following is list "f some OF the books whlch ne
Inn nm band :-B ok uf the World, Gem at ie Sensoh,
JnnrI Leaves Th,m Blossoms, Chri-tmas, Dew
De- tn. Nav Flower I he tosebud, Remember Me,
The Kerpsnke Book Of Heart variery # Poems,
Vicar of Wakefield Flush Times Of Aubuma, great
variety of Bibles, gilt and plain, family and pocket
Praver Books. Hymn Books. &c, &c
10 vii ee constantly on hand every description OF
Wiring nane,-Le,t-. Cap and Account All Kind.
of Writing macrial.-Stee and Gold Pens. Quill. OF
NIL sorts. Ink-Bhck, Blue and Red Music-Gnitar
md Violin Strings. Paper Weights and great many
,,her beautiful and usefu Articles
The public is invited to give him call,
49, % >, Next door to J p Wrishts.
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IN PRESS-A HISTORY OF A 81 ir IN
l EQUITY and of Action at Common LbH | y
II Sands, Esq, Conseor AT LAW
This work emhaces minute account OF all The steps
TO be taken in a suit EQUITY and an action Inv,
from their commencement ~ their terninn; "a also,
The mode of enforcing judgments decrers Il, -hcr
with the manner of appeals, writs OF err"r, Nc.
Forms3f ,bi H., answcrs and ,.eeiees il, Chance de
clai M ions aud judgments Common Law. and leas,
lcmulrers aud replicatons appended; and chap
ter vii be deyaed specially the practice IA II. I'M
ted States Count. A, NORRIS,
Publisher q, Book seller,
nov I4.ts Richmond. Va.
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For Baltimore aud Philadelphia.


Ledpes Richmond cpcry 1Nesday al O'Clock 7
.sa,,s. TIL l. lnrrc Steamer Il LVI DERE
SsA8 Capt CLIFFORD will receive freight every Mnl=
iny and up tie hour Of o'clnck y. NJ. every fu"s
lay, lar the above place..
Shippers to Wheeling, pitt-hure Cincinnati aud the
South aud West generally, will find this route the chen
,.i aud most ex pcdons. foi freight. nppy
LUDLAM & WATSON Richmond Ia
| ,lta
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AGENCY,
Tr0lectiOn InsufNnce COmpHny, 1HrtInfd OUhl
CAPI fAL, 5000 900.
'ance Compsny of the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL. 5000, 900.

RANCE can be Effected in these companies ui-
IS A'r terms, as in any others OF equal resPonSi
y arplirntion to
P. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynchburg.
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EOsS NEW YORK.
H. S. Maa Line per tie SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

TUE new nud elegant Idle wheel steam .su-k
ship JAMESTOWN, (Cnpl. Parrish sssha.aassss
will leave Petersburg via City Point, every Tuesday
Evening, and the ROANOKE, tCapt. Cavendy) ever,
Friday Evening, for New York,
Passage and fare from Petersburg including
Stutc Rooms $lO 10
Nteciag passnge y 00
fof speed comfort mud safety these Steamships are
''xreed by the aud trnve era will hnd II
the most pleasant the north they will therr
y avoid the dust and frequent changes Of the Railroads
10. Tickets issued at ~ office on Sycamore Street
SAM'L. BAPTIST, Agt PetersbHrR
IVA passenger train leaves the Appomattox del'o'
every Tues luy aud Friday at half pnst o'clock p
connect with the Steamships AT City Point Pnssrn
by the Souh-se Railroad vii reach Pet rshutR In
time Ia TAKE the cars fol the steamers. q. Is
July li-ts
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TERMS.

vIRglNfAS Is published daily at 90. and semiWeekly D.
- Vance No subscription IL taken for shorter
"a ia months. and PAPER Is discontinued eX, ept M
,a Of the proprietors until all arrearageS Shah nav
raid. - -, =, "a .a,,s mar .,usrp for
=, eYe-y iSssa torn insertion, and 81 n cts nr -
n tine number of insertions Is not marhea ~, oh VI '
,,bl shed M ordered out and charged accoruii,gy.
YEARLY RATES For the privilege .. wv w., Sra.tly
so semi. weekly 10; for square daily s r ye,rly
Z ,,or s,rn, 1ny no. semiweekly $50 tNers Ssa's @
r will he required confne his sdserusns ,ata sr
uet VIZ Dn nd If he exceed the space stipuated io
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URACE ON LIZ E.
The Mutual Benefit Company.

TNHE prohrs ol this company are annunly divided
l. among the insured.
Persons IN Virginia insured in this company have
e1lal interest with the insured of any otter Suite. For
Ibis reason the Legislature ought to impose lax
IN this or other Mutual Companies.
Since Mny. lS45, his company have pod to W III tws,
Ornhaps Creditors. &c over 81 10000 For diyi
dend to the insured $500 600 Leaving surplus
of over 81 $40 O0U to pay future losses company
afford. greater security any adv anages that are not
to lie found in this.
Persons wishing insurance will do well TO compare
The business of this with other companies.
Any information respecting insurnrce will be gwen
my pfice. IL w NM" Leo Aeen''
ryf7 Office Mt the book tore of knowle- d " aiofd'
corner nf Main and th stceets, Richmond, Va.
ryDrW WM s. NORRIS. Medical Adviser in Lynch
burS ian 2l-2w
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IEsH ARRIVAL bF DRUGsSu

kND MEDIClNES.-Tm subscribers are
ciyng their FALL & WI EIER SCfr IL "a
kg.. Medicines Paints Oi. Varnshes' brushes
,m pn,ent Medicines. r. cy-Go,ds, &c, &c.
,ood. have been recently seActed with great care
Northern and Eastern les, and principally
! &6r Cash
sock is Iarge. an comprise every article us''
@J in a DRUG STORE, .,gcther with large
nnt of FANCY GOODS. 'ERFUMERY &e.
long experience, and til, ongh knowledge
|siuess they hope to retair liberal patronage
More extended to them, and fe confident that they
hpared to offer inducements, both in price ahe
prescriptions for Physicians md families Will o'
ay attended to ut all times.
i2n JNO SEAY 4 co.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Action Sewing Macl clsincs,

WlllCll have acquire ar uneq"slcd reputation for
w excel cnrc in all parts the world, f"r every
variety OF Sewing. NE nav nftrr NJ the reduced en- b
r,ices oi ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS The elrnr prot
" from the use al these mnc ines h from SSo to tiV00
yrn.r depending the Kind uf WORK done.
We wish la Gull Nh, attention OF manufacturers par
lienar, IN our newly invcnied aud enfreh Pinnl
Machine to Sew with Single Thread
This instrument admirable IN eontrivneee, and
perfect In its ope ntnn aud result thnt II commands
The nnqualihed approval Of all VIII, understand the mi
ni Sewing by machinery. Fur huen .ntehing This Ia
The only maehinr that make stitch which will
mnn distinct nnd beautiful ater washing For shoe.
work and every sort nt lealber-scwing g-hne .makng-
Mattresses,end all Sowing IN which great STRENGTH
OF SEAM is REQUIRED. the work of This machine
rannot bu equnled II is simple Ia II. con-,ruc.
Iion aud much more eaa, managed aud operated thnn
any other.
iiercoitcrve 4hal be propnred u supply n variety
Sewing maohine,-caeh rereet aud complete of its
kind. Mt h. lollowing cash prices:
l. Needle aud shuttle machine of present style WOO l.
box, 800 90
,. Needle md shuttle machine of present style
iron fume &ll0 90
}. Needle aud shuttle machine with newly in
vented feed suction aud check 'd spring, Sl23 90
l. Single threaded machines to' ncnand other
lehl Sewing. s,ss 90
Single threaded mnohines for Sowing hsga,
sacks aud carpet bncs, &l25 o.
H. Sinelc threaded machines for shoe waik aud
leather .ttchua sle5 90
I. Singe threaded machines with appal atns
Ii bind m,tttnsscs. Ae, @l35 pu
Single thrond"l machines ni eXtra aizc,ior
quilting com Innings, $40 20
, S,nRe ihre ,ded tnaehnr..of larger size for
quilting extra .ize linings. $3.50 90
~, Single threaded machines adapted to lap
scanning .roai sleeves, Ae., $3.50 90
II. ,broderine Machine making ornu
mental stitch with two thioads $3.50 10
-. Machines ot large sze ior Sewing
ngs and ship suils--with fixtures and mp
Tarotus eompoic--lrom SiOo 10 $500 90
Machines will he fitted for my uun.0nl prcnnrtiy III
work renson,blctcrms. TIE Machine -rrnr,l,
roakod for transportation To any pnft nj the W ld and
nll printed Instructions for using and keeping ,hem IN
order, furni>he with each machine.
Mach nerdrs Silk ,wisl on spoula--a col linen
thread &c. nlwnva hand aud for .tle hl low cat
prices.
Principal Oire-N 323 Btondwny, Y.
ntAHCH oFFioEss
81 South Fourth Street. Philadelphia; la9 flrors
STREET Baltimore; p Washngton Street. Bnsl = ipi
Elm Street. Cincinnati
my - dam / NJ SINGER \ co
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RICHMOND.
s.s.eN. York 4 Virginiass. -

- : = IN. York 4 Virginias - =
STEAM SHIP COMPANY
important To Merchants and Others.
flhnoSE VIM drsire ,peedy aud r. lni.l, m"tir al
L Conveyance Tor lheir goods between Ner iotk AMI
htchmoad, Tin nhout 81 hours time between the twn
places,) will their interest by ordering cir
goods to be shipped by the well k Se.wheel oeeon
Steam Ships.
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
Of 300 Bsrihea, charge uf careful md .xpefi
!, officers.
hose ordering good. from New York can do so twice
week b, this ceriein md line enabling Them Ia
nplenish thei stocks vii fresh sunpea short notice
And like manner enabling thn.r VIII have goods Ia
+ip Their, to do so the demand tor them arlses
PASSENGERS.too will find this route the most com
lo,labe, as well as the cheapest. Stateroom aeeonmo
lHtion. u. d mruls furnished without cxtru chtge.-
These Shil touch at Norfolk goirg nnd returning
IuDLAM 4 WATSON,
dec i-is Richmond Na.
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"EKSTEK's UNABRIDGED DIG.
w TlONARY IN three varieties of Binding
stcr's University Ed. Of Dctionary-Alcohoi and the
Constitution of Man by YnunansJohn; or- n cousin
in the hand worth In the bush by Miss Car
len-Modern Atlns of ih Earth. "a beauti NJ Maps
Church Amanacs Sc, .ye-Jnst received NJ
i'm - / MDR9E'S
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I OOKING GLASS AND PICTUH

1 OOAhNG u liza - AND fBCh WI
IL FRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles a
Nnrthern prices:
Pnrtrait Frames, richly ornementaland plain gill
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and gull.
Dagueneotype FrHmesa large beautiful assortmsr'
goods
Looking Glass Plates of all sizes and fitted ip
Picture Glass French first quality, from 5Cx36 incl
down
Plate Glass for and dwellings furnished to orJe
Composition Rosetes of all sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-Old Work re-gilt and iobbing in all the abov
bran .hes
Picture Glass cut u any pattern--and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
CVsCountry orders by mail willreceive pr1mptatten
ion. FhANCk & ChoFbht
1913 Main street between 9th and l0thst Richmond
Va June 9-ts
yEyHE SUBSC AZ BER wishes 10 hire for the
l ensuing year. good Cook Washer an lroner
One from the county you'd be preferrei-Apfl, 10
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NORRIS Richmond Va. would invite th'
~ attention OF the various schools and Institution,
# learning throughout the Stnte, To HE School anu
Clascai Books. Tert BooLs, used II the various Col
ages and Universities. with general collection Of Edu
rnllonn Works. in every departments OF learning.
tY-School Stationery IF every description
A liberal discount will he made, and bundles deliver
I'd iu Lynchburg, free of expense
I-YT Orders will receive prompt attention.
mug 22-ts
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nINNER AND TEA sERvICEs
Corn Planters I! Corn Planters II

N|E, the undersigned, hnv oh aimed Of Mr.. A
w Kuhn, Proprietor of the State for Virginia, an
agency for Il nuactare mud sale of Robert J Col
vit's Patent CORN PL NTER; respectf lily reo,est
thnse who desire lnbo, saving machine, by which ,ne
land is enabled irpero,n The work which, by the pes
rnt mode Of planting, requires four % fveto call inn
nedin,ey and supply the nsrls"- with OF these in
valuable mac lines Tn this P,anler were awarded the
rsl Premiums the Stnic Agricultural iairs OF Virgin.
in. Alr ynn1 Penasylvnn.a and New. York-besides ff
~ premiums other fairs. This machine, drawn by
horse, opens the forrow, drops the with gea
regularity, also, Guano or Plaster, if desired and
ers il the proper depth.
dec Its DIUGUID e. BRO.
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lheso vessels arr ol the III II clhss bul expressly Tor
is trade and hive superior accommodations for rnes.
angers.
They commanded by experienced Cnptnna. well
qualified Tor the anc, mud who will spnre rxerpn
IL accommodate
They will be towed np and down tho river by am
and may be relied sail promptly advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
will find IL their interest 10 ship by this line
it is the only regular liue and freight will alwnysbe
taken = low by my other vessels and every effort
will be made by the ugentsin Richmond and Boston to
sivesnti. hcon
We respectfully nsk and hope to spcceed IN oh
aiming full shnre of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond nj Rockets; in
Boston at Rowe. Wharf
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, }Aa,.
ALLEN Il WELTCH, Boston, NS
auo M l33 State Street
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BE, LIFE AND MARINE iNspa


kCE.-Lyachburg Hose d. FIRE Insurance COM
I Go 4pany makes Insurance against loss o' ndn''
<firc, o. Dwelling Houses Stores, Tobacco racup
4 other buildings on furniture GopIs. wares "na
lrdize, generally in town and country'on she 'npS'
4 3r terms.
make, insurance on the lives nfall persons ei
good heaith and of sound constitution Tor Inc
Duration of life orifora limited period.
y employed in ordinary occupations VIII oe
on reasonable terms
company will alsc take marine risks IRON; anu 10
hle Northern or Southern Ports, at favourable
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON 7. G. PETERS Vice President.
SAMPSON DlUGUID. Chief Engineer.
~ Cobbs. Samuel Garland.
iggat Nathan b. Thurman
h " Yance>. ohm Otey Invl"r,
T Andefs,n. William 7. Smith.
a}riN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
pr, Wills, Sec'y.
/ F. II. Glimer, ! ue3,coI Examiners
Wm Otwpv Dv'en.
&ledica Examination subjects for Insurance
nde at he nihce of the Company on earh day
! the hours Of and o'clock, P.
rits
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Fds Golden Gloss for the Hair.

t1a'e GEHAlD-At The ~ NV. o1A-.
.l.. 9''iiF' \. WILLIAMS, The l.a5iea' Re
49, ana ay 1884. In Ladies are pattira
~, i' r'il mud exnmino "A SOFA ao'a .'la
IA, ''af on Baok~--sprnetiGe ca5ty s. p-e
!, ''ON '-se 'hey Will ali be gone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-25

adnir.bly adapted 10 TIE puposes for vAicA Il ~
baale n manl parls q the ~ nAgliAces1 private
residences ere In course q co6sxu0e1ou ard dhop.
keepers arc here and there improving thsir fronts-
knocking out the old and putting II display win
oovs. de American an Engiish entefPriN has
portanss - making theSe improvements. 80
cmnc close mS ktser without paying pasdng
tribute 70 the character Of Hon. J. Randolph Clay
American minister to Peru. By his uniform urban
ity of manner and his promptuess and energy In all
cases within his jurisdiction he has won the esteem
and confidence OF the American residents here. His
diplomatic services. IL is well known. have always
been approved BY his own government, and he has
shown himself In every instance az accomplished
and skillful Degotiator. Like all public men, how
ever. who discharge their duties faithfully he IL not
without an enemy; and in this city there may be .
brace or two OF worthless, who, failing to obtain the
conntesance and support Of Mr. Clay In schemes for
thth own personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. rail against him
with almost derdish bitterness. might communi-
cate few facts in this copnecton to ustrate what
have written, but it would be giving the matter
publicity Il does not deserve. B.
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s.ss1-asaas.o q wsttsoa'. are asiag sss "a - ~
nasre respsctvy, for pilot bread And cznctsea kus -
1los have os.spissd verlsy and Resaasso 49, -
se1s = w,nsed and Do. Corn Continues IN gssl
Inquiry The last arrival from Curacao comuanos7 g
per bushs IN bulk Thers Is not any Amsrieaa IN ars
nenon. Coo.sn e1ceedngy scsrce. Only one ca9ge
has sssvsd ,inse our lat which proving s.s.
and i7s per box. Four-Shs stock Is very unmporsaa
snc IN consequence operation Of any Importance -
been effected Wsnot sal saes at 6As 70 69s see -
rel Freightbave declined tonnage bsins sners plss
tiful Goh-Doubloons may be quoted ~ .our per csof
premium. Herrings-Ths sales ssAoa 500 be,ssis, =
which 200 roe, shore, tsken, With ~ faults, 8
Dos. and 800 screwed. ia the Same condtioos e
shillings. Janber-w. r. is r.thsr v.utse-sssl
Forts may BE- quoted ut 1905 Best W. G. shnsss os-
nsnd lSs TO Goa per 600 Macksrelrhere Il not ssV
largo No on hand; SMALL and medium In good aug
Ply. but unreliable Pork.-Irish, in half bsersls, b
vtry inactive. There 10 rather good inquiry fos As-
ricsn mess, ut the STOCK Is light Rice At auction
ksrcs Of Carolina solo at 9os to els % teros: hay
tierces and bags Bengal has recently changed hands
in email parceis at l5s Cd, bat the mAsst JUST noa
seems rather unsettled Some holders Impressed WITT
the opinion that the article will actively required
in consequence Of the small stocks of aour and aaal
would not accept the quotation whilst oshers woul
readily sell therest, but unable to obtain buyers.
The tredes are quiet at present. and purchase only n
moderate quantities.
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OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS.
USIrEp STATES SUR Pokrsxorra
of Acapulco. Junp 90 1874

OH Acapulco, June ", 1864.
The Boekcde Completely Raiscd--Airare> StH in
Potrr-7hs United States Ship Portsmouth, SC.
The pilot aud letter bag will leave Us In ten
minutes. We are now on our passage TO Calao
direct having been constantly employed In the north
Pacific Ocean for the last two years We have per.
formed . very large amount Of duty, and made
many en- American heart beat with joy, BY releas.
ing them from the tyrsnnical hands OF the half.
savage Mexicans and others this eide OF the land
Everything is quiet in Acapulco: business waking
-four forty dollars per barrel and little IN ths
place at that price.
The Alvarez party are stin in quiet possession Of
the State and fortress and /; will be impossible for
the (as he is now calied) cowardly General Santa
Anna to regain IL. Every day General Alvarez i
gaining friends and preparing oil the fortihcatons
&c. Two snail sshooners are being ht.ed out Ia
Acapulco with long eighteen FOUNDERS, TO be used
in case Of sautas return 70 Acapulco The steam,
ers and al vessels 20 in snd out Of the port now
without trouble. The inhabitants OF the town and
The consula have been full Of thanks 10 for having
drove 90 the obuoxels vessels.
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Affairs In New Granada.
OUR MARA0AIBo CORRESPONDENCE.

MARAoAIBo, June 26. 1854.
The Progress Of the Recolufion-7 The Resources Of
N1c Gsun0da.
The last communication regarding affairs In New
Granada, was participating defeat Of the govern
ment troops under General Franco, before Tips-
guirs, on the plain Of Boga.a, and the dispersal Of
General Herers's troops At Funja. Since then news
from Cipaqura to the 2StA May, has been received,
and things appear much more favorable to the gov
eminent.
The troops from the provinces Of Soto and San
tander had steadily pursued their march, and had
defeated the troops Of Meo ON the plain Of Bogota.
on the morning Of the 28th, and were proceeding
towards the capital, which Melo had evacuated, Is
be was threatened with the government army as
Facatxtiva and on the action that sdoubtless took
place there has depended the issue Of the struggle.
The government troops were between eight and nine
thousand strong at Facatativa, and commanded by
General Tomas Herrera The latter, being Pana
menian, must be well known to many New Workers.
Besides this, General Mosquera was advancing up
the Magdalens with troops to support the govern
ment. This was the position on tho 28th uIt. We
await with int rest the result.
New Granada is 0 wonderful country, full Of min
eral resources-indeed, many parts equal to Cali.
fornia. The present revolution is got up by the
military, and is most unjustifable ono.
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Fire DfayA1Anl'B ONCE
INVESTIGATION OF FIRES.

The LIGHTED CANDLE FOUND IN MEAsusz -
Corks.-An investigation has been held by the Fire
Marshal, into the circumstances attending the find
ing lighted candle left in peck measure Alled
with corks, in the cellar of Mr.. Scriven 90 MAdsa
lane by the police of the Second ward on the night
Of the 18th inst The facts ELECTED, showed the act
was the result Of gross carelessness upon the part
of the clerk having charge Of the store, in tho Ab
sence of Mr. Scrven, but Of no felonious intention
FIRE AT 6s3 BROADWAY, ON THE 18th INSTANT -
An investigation has also been held into the crcum
stances attending this fire. The facts ELECTED woro
as follows:-Mrs. Simmons and Miss Noel, the pro
prieto Of the millinery store, and the errand boy.
left the premises together on that evening. In
about an hour after they bad left, the fire WAS ds
covered under the stairs in spe sizes Of coalhole,
in the cellar, and proved to be quantity Of rags,
which were smouldering, and only required DRAFT
Of air TO- kindle into blaze. How the rags became
ignited was not clearly shown-the superstition p.
that the boy in going into the cellar had throws
carelessly an uDextinguished match among than.
FIRE In THE MILLINERY STORE, EGHrH AVENUE
--On the LIST Of July, fire took place in the nd
linery store Of Mrs. Jane Lynd, Ito Eighth sveaoe
It was shown the fire originated from some Of tbs
light articles in the window, being set on FIRE -
the gas 1t appeared to be the result Of an accAan