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BLOOded NtOck.

TINE public g. breeders of fine stock will take no.
i tce that the celebrated horse, CAPTAIN BELL.
FOUNDER, that has alwas taken the premiums at
The state Fairs, and also at all county fairs
where shown, will stand the r::.ssr,,,t season at
the stable OF the subscriber, six miles east Of Cadiz
near Barnhards mill OIL Short Creek, at the follow.
hlg ters-Single service So, to be paid at the time
OF service or within ton days. otherw ise they wi be
charged by the insurance. To insure mare VITA
toa, $40, payable OIL the first Of January next This
horse is beautiful bright bay, standing l6H hands
high, weighs ITO pounds. His superior blood,
symetry and action excel all Others lie was sired
by old Bellfounder owned by VIM II. Raney, OF
Franklin county, Ohio, and he by imported Befoun-
der, the Norfolk trutter that roteo II miles an hour
II, was also matched for two hundred guineas to
trot nine miles in thirty minutes which he won eas.
lily by % seconds. But we only wish to let the com.
munity know where said horse will be kept this
season. AS he is so we'll known, it is unnecessary
to say more.
the best stock two procure in Virginia He also took
two premiums Mt the island Fair last Fall lie is
beautiful blood bay, l6ti hands high, and weighs
1850 pounds. For style and action he has few IL
any equals, and will also stand at the stable OF The
subscriber at the same rates as Bellfounder whore
they will at all times be found during the season
......,s J ] P JOHNSON, Proprietor
April 8, 1854 80. "a. ~
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sESN More.

THEsUB56T1BEieh hssiae opsnsd al argr aHi
splendid assoTuneul VI spring snd suinmef gosir
consisting OF Dfy G5ods aud GfOeeries also Qussi,7
ware aud every variety oigOOds Kept ia tbs markst
f Ihe Spring and SumHier trade, would respec tinl-
" solicit share Vi dI- patronage Of the citizen "A
Cadz and yciIHiy, he - that be can sell on b.
good terms as any Of his neighbors, On account 81
making has purchases At 1le lowest point in tiis
market, which advantage he always gives 10 hr,
customers. Please call and examine his stock belsIs
purchasing esewhers. A
WIN. G. FINNEY
U. Misplace OF business is on Market st. in lils
building formerly occupied by A F Moore, opposite
J. l.ohand's silver-smilh shop, Cas'iz, o.
May L., l554 w
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,. MOTTE. .'................ y. W. MOTIF
w. D. MOTTE & BROS,
81 DEALERs MALL KINDS or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

4 STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
4 No. l56, MARKET ST., WHEELING, Va.
WEWishto to call the attention Of the citizens o
w Cadz and the surrounding country, to Oh
establishment in the City OF Wheeling. Our hous,
deals in every description Of DRY GOODS, We
will he prepared early In the season with splendid
stock, suitable for Fall and Winter Trade, II will
contain every thing new and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together with all kinds OF STAPLE 81 DO
MESTlC ARTICLES, such as are suitable Tor fam
lily use. 1es tsr,. 4ast
One ofthe firm will be in the East good deal ol
his time so that we will bo receiving Fresh Goods
every few days throughout tue season. We will be
able to offer inducements in prices which but few
houses have in the Western Country.
We solicit a call at our Store WHEN you visit oul
City and ii we do not satisfy you that il will bo "a
yourint to deal with us, then III will be ou,
fault, w D. MOrrE 81 BROTHER
Wheeling, Sept u, iSa3 lY l
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac-
IN counts has been filed in the Probate court of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlements:
The final account OF Henry Ames, administrator
Of Margaret Ames deceased
The first account of Samuel Shearer, executor of
the will cf Joseph Shearer deceased.
The first account ofSamuel Shearer administrator
OF the estate OF Mary Shearer deceased
And that the same will be severay examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on the 3Oth day of
June 1854.
B. W. VIERS, Probate Judge
June 1th 1854
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JV0tice.

THE Undersigned having removed TO Cadiz, for
the purpose Oi establishing himself in business there
REQUESTS all those who know then,-
selves to be indebted to Wm. g. Finney, and Wnt
fmney 81 Co, TO come and settle their accounts
at their earliest convenience, wish to close up
lhe oia BOOKS anu we nave need OF ths lunts Alss
those indebted tie estate of Jas P, Barnes De.
ceased, will please make immediate payment. II
they wish TO save costs. An the al owe accounts
may be settled with Robt H. Smith, as his agent, ia
Deersvile, as the Books ase there
May y, 1851. WIN. G. FINNEY.
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.

ALLEGHENY, Tuesday, May 80. 1854.
BEEVES-The offerings reached 2l9
head. of which not more than half we're sold
rates ranged from 4@5, gross for prime
butchering cattle.
SHEEP--Abcut 100 sheep were sold at
3@4 2 ID gross. according to quality.
HOGS--200 head were in pens, Of which
only 25 head were sold at about 4, gross.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

JUNE 5.--Flour firm, with sales at 81, ,95a
500. Barley declined to 90c. Corn 55.--
Mess pork Sli,8O. Lard 81 for head and
gut. and 8 for prime. No change in Gro
ceries.
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Cash for RGgs!

WE will pay Foua DoLLARs PER uuSpREp LBS
CASH, for all clean cotton or Linen Rags delivered
at our store. WHEAT X CHAPLINE,
Jobbers oi Notionss Paper, &C., 26 Monroe street,
ap 20 w Wheeling, Va
0RESS Plaid, plain and clangeable
~ silks from IS cents to S2 per yard Silk tissues
berages chays, de aines brilIiants and other fancy
fabrics that will please the most iastidous, at
apps S. & II. McFADDEN'S.
GRlND STONE sHangilgs, F9a Kettles, Flat
~ lron,. Brace and Bits, al kinds, Dog Chains
a Rakes, can be hadvery cheap, at
I ap 26 1864 &AH BuRTCHS.
til AND AXES, Spirit Levels, Foot Adzes, Hand
IL l. Saws, etc, etc, superb article, never was
bettctln tho town . Call soon at
apps 1851 sN "A II BURTCI'S.
INT ADDOCKS, Trace Chains, BenchScrews, Bed
1tL Cords, Plough Points, Axe Handles, Brushes
Of all kinds, &C., be had cheap at
apes 1851 A II BURTCIIS.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that David CULLEN was
1N duly appointed administrators of the Estate OF
Jefferson CULLEN Deceased, late OF Harrison county
All persons holding claims against said estate will
present, them legally authenticated for settlement
within one year.
DAVID CULLEN, Administrator.
NAV Ist 1884
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Legal Notice.

Court ol Common Pleas Of Harrison county, Ohio.
jackson Busby "a "5sl'1
VS. VI At
, Mary Horton and ! Partition
William II. Horton
and others
TINE said William IT. Horton and Mary Horton
Il his wife will take notice that on the cath day of
May, A. D. 1854, the said jackson Blisby filed his
Petition against them and others in the Court of
Common Pleas Of Harrison County Ohio, the object
and prayer Of which is, to obtain Partition Of the
West half of the Southeast quarter Of section nine
teen in township thirteen of range six, ii Steuben-
vile land District containing seventy nine and 60
hundfedths acres, and 70 set OIL and assign to said
Mary Horton her Dover therein as reIict Of Joseph
Norck late Vi Harrison county deceased
III, JACKSON BUSBY
BY L. LRwroN, bis Atty.
Cadiz, Ohio May 81, 1854 ct
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Administrator Notice.

Office is hereby givep that the undersigned
IN has this day been by the Court of Probate O
Harrison County, Ohio, appointed and gu allfed Ad
ministratoT OF the estate OF Andrew Jamison late o
Harrison County, deceased
May LIST, 1854. JAMES BEALI, Administrator,
l.. LEWToN, Atty
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inal Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac-
IN counts have been filed in the Probate Court of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement:
The account of John Has.inns administrator Of
David Gregory, deceased. so
The final accoun ofNancy MeCrncKen executor
of Martha McCracAen, deceased.
The final account OF the executor Of tn will Of
Thomas Booth, deceased.
The first account of Frederick Kimmell as the
guardian of Mary Nupp, minor.
And that the same will be severally examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on the 29th day of
June uext b. w. VEIltS, Probate Judge.
MAY 10, 1854 #.. y p. ~
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IRON AND HARDWARE.
r. N. VANCE

No. ls6, MAEEEr SrEEEr, HHntisg. Va
WHOLESRi.E and Retail Dealer in Pittslorgh
w Iron, Nails, Plows, Springs and axlss, Eng-
llsh casts, Sheet and Spring Steel Tia Plate, Wire,
CrOw-bars, Sledges, Hardware, Cutlery and Files,
Of every description, whehWl be sold aI the lowest
Market prices, all orders promptly attended 10,
Wheeling, p25 lS53-ly
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Bic Paddock Fnreuerl

EVERYTHING in the Hardware line, from an
H AAchor down to a Needle, can always be found
cheaper than the cheapest at that old and we'll known
establishment A II BURTCH.
fap26, 1851
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DIED-On the llth ult. Mr.. JouN R. BARR, Of
Cambridge township, Guernsey county in the 33rd
year ofhis age.
DIED.-On Monday the 29th of May, of Cholera
lnfantnm, after tss than two days illness, Joseph
Smith, son of Rev. james Kerr Of this place. Aged
seven months.
At his residence near Freeport, on the LIST
inst, of consumption, Moses WRIGHT, an old and
respectable citizen of that township. His loss will
be deeply felt by the community.
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a JUL. sCHRETREE,

MOOREFIELD, HARRISON COUNTY O..
nEALER in all kinds of Dry Goods, Gfoccrieo
~. &c, which he sells cheap for Cash, or gsod
due June 9, 1852.
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Notice

rs hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
l. pointed Administrator of the estate of George
Ross Moore late of Harrison county deceased. All
those knowing themselves indebted to saiu estate
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims will present them, duly authen-
tcated for settlement within one year from this
date. .t
THOMAS NICHOLSON, Administrator.
may 5th 1854.
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Our Sd supply 81 Bonneta.

lust 10 hand, our third supply Of Bonncts among
y which nre son,e nics plain straw. French Bril-
liant and Fancy silk, aisopa panama Iatts cali C zee
'them we will So them cheap. WN. IlOGG 81 co
Cadih, May "a, 1854.
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Now Come On,
Paper Han Simgs.

@ w. MCDOWELL is now opening his spring
-. stock of Paper Hangngs and borders consisting
in part of Granite marble, column and various oGht
styles of Hall papers, White Gilt and Fine Satin OF
every style for Parlors Bed-chambers &C., togeth-
er with large assortment OF the commoner kinds Of
the latest styles and best finish.
Also a large assortment of WINDOW BLINDS
and Fire Board screens of every pattern and quality
His stock which is the largest ever before offered
in this city, will be sold prices which cannot fail
to suit the purchaser
Call and examine for yourselves at the BOOK and
PAPER Store Of 5. w. MCDOWELL,
North side OF Market, above 4th st.
March Is lS5l-6m Stcubenvle, o.
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Attention, Gentlemen!
DESTROYED Jv Fire

DETWEEN the years 1890 and 1854, large and
Id valuable tracks of timber have been cut down
and sacrificed to the flames, for the want OF p oper
machinery to make it valuable.
Having purchased the right to man nufacture and
use Woods improved shinge machine in the county
of Harrison, now offer for sale township or ind
vldual rights on favorable terms This Justly cele.
brated machine will make and joint from 80 to 100
shingles per minute and do its work we'll Testi-
monials can be produced from the highest mechani-
cal authority in the land. Specimens of its work
be seen at VIM. Hogg's or J, p Woods, Cadiz. To
Individuals wishing to purchase rights of this ma
chine, we warrant it to make in value as many
merchantable shingles as will pay for machine and
right in one week; or we will refund the money.
a. ..E DEVILBLloS g. BRADEN.
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LNANcY Scars, PERFUMERIES, etc., large assort-
Il ment for sale cheap by J. BEALL.
april 20, 1850. .
M AsoN's ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BLAcKING, large
1S1 and fresh supply for sale cheap by
april 20, 1853 " JOHN BEALL.
WHITE, Red and Black Lead, Linseed Oil,
supply, at tapril %, 1859 JOHN BEALL'S.
TNkS-Arnold's Hover's, Harrison's Morrison's
i Blocksoms, &C., large and small bottles, a fine
supply cheapby tapr 20, '53l J. BEALL.
CTEEL PENS, large and fine assortment, vari-
- GUS brands, cheap at JOHN BEALL'S.
CAND PAPER, prime eastern article, and
- large assortment by tapr 20, '53 J. BEALIA
0NAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, Pen.
april 20, 1853 JOHN BEALL
GAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
~ and qualities, large supply, at
may A, 1853 JOHN BEALL'S
INV VEI.OPES, Plain and Fancy, u new supply,
IL cheap at (may 4, '53) j. BEALL'S.
CNCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF,
- a fresh supply, for sale at
may 4, 1853 JOHN BEALL'S
R00 LBS Venitian Red Eng, just received and
OOO Tor sale cheap ut JOHN BEALL'S
may 4 1853. sag tr e-
1000 LBS EPSON and Glauber, SALTS,
AVVO prime white article for sale clleapat
may 4, 1883 JOHN BEALE'S
DAY RUM, a fine article for BARRIERS use, for sale
- by (may 4, 1889 JOHN BEALL
CANARY Seed and Cutie Fish Bone, a new sup
~ ply cheap at (lnay 4, 'J3) JNO BEALL'S !
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CheN2D GOOds.!
S. & Fl. McFAnnEN

- pESPECTFULLY announce to he pubicl that
l they are now receiving their stock Of SPRING
t'OODS, which has been selected expressly for this
market, and purchased that they will be able 10
sell them on the most reasonable terms.
Our stock is full and embraces everything kept by
the trade. We respectfully solicit an examination
OF our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
$. & Ii. McFADDEN
Cadiz, April l2, 1854
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FRESH DrNOS.
The Best Bargains

1he Best bargains
HNHAT have ever been offered at JonN McCoR.
l. McR'S cheap cash store, can now be had. IIi
stock Is iull and complete embracing every variety
OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Ready made
clothing, Groceries, &c. His stock has been selec
ted with great care, and at a cost which enables him
to sell cheaper than ever before. Give him a cali
before purchasing elsewhere, and you will not %
away without bHying something.
JOIN MCCORMICK.
Cadiz o. April 2G, 1851
READY MADE CLOTHING Tile best and
cheapest assortment ever brought 10 Cadi2 for sale
at (ap26l JOHN McCORMlCk'S.
4NRESH Family Flour kept constantly on hands,
L and for sale at tap26 lS5N MeCORMICK'S.
LNANCY SOAPS, good variety, lor sale cheap Dy
Il nov 23 1898 20 BEALL
TOLOGNES, Various patterns and qualities TO
~ sale cheap by noY 23lSj3. j BEALL
CtELLERS Cough Syrup, an ifallible remedvf
- coughs colds &c. Tor sale by ] BEALL
nov % 1853
nR. HALLS Balsam for the Lungs, this article
IL perhaps has greater reputation Tor curing dis
eases OF the Lungs than anV medicine of the kind
now in use, for sale by nov % 1853 J BEALL
TASrER OIL, in bottles and on ndrarght, a prime
~ article for sale by nov % 1853 j BEALL
L1ABERS Cedar Pencils, the best in use for sale
= cheap by nov 23 1858 BEALL
CfTEEL PENNS, large assortment cheap at
~ nov % 1853 BEALL
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Final Accounts.

NTOTlCE is hereby given, that the following ae-
IN counts have been filed in the PROBATE Court el
Harrison County, Ohio, for settlement. NJ
The final account Of Alcxader Mcdonnell Exrc-
utor OF the estate of fRobert MesonnelI. asceased
The account OF William Hines, Guardian OF
Mary Ann Hines and Enneh f. iliiss Minors.
And that the same win he seyerally examined and
passed upon by The underslsied ON The 2stl day of
Jane next B. W pElilS probatc Judge ~
May. 81. 1851.
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MARRIED-At the Mansion House, on Thursday
the lst inst, by the Rev. J ames Kerr, Mr.. JoHN
SrRNeER, of Jefferson county, to Miss MARY MeoRE
of Harrison county.
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ETThe nsatest style of fashionable pan
falcons in New York Subscribed as a light
grey ground with the castle Of Heidelbnrg
in dark blue, on one leg, and Mont Vesuvius
vomiting forth fire oE the other.
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Axesi Axes!

USF received and for sale, a new lot Of Lippin-
- cot s. Co.'S. Double Extra Cast Steel Axes, war
Taniedi also Shoyels, Spades, Haleirtts, MIll <Cut
CIRCULAR and Hand Saws, splendid article, call
soon al a Ii BuKICHS.
lnp26 1871
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the commits
IN sioners Of Harrison county, Ohio at their next
session in Cadiz, on the lst Monday in June next,
praying the vacation OF tiat part OF the State road
leading from the cross roads at Robert Ladd's;
through Henry Lofts, JohnC. Thompson's and SAM
uel Moore's Farms to the intersection oil TIE Athens
Road, west Of Elias Yoests House
May 8 1854.
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I WOULD call the attention Of Meci,anics 10 a
l superior stock OF Edge Tools, manufactured
the Ohio Tool Company, and decidedly tine best evel
brought to this market, which sell at prices that
cannot iail to suit purchasers. Call aud examine
them. A II BURTCH.
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LNROM the subscriber, living on the 9th section
the 3rd ofMay, 1854, mare colt, about two years
old. Sald colt isa dark brown white left hind foot,
with small star in its forehead. Amy person Civ
ing information where said colt can be obtained,
shall be literally rewarded by the undersigned.
May 81, ,5i,r3t ~, ABRAHAM BJSBY, ,Sr. +
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ENliALLIS, Berages DeIanes, Tissues, a vefy
" extensive variety, all at the new store of
May 81, 1851. WIN q. FlNNEY &.
AIDES fine lace collors flowing under sleeves for
IL sale cheap at the store OF
May "a, 1854. WM G. FINNEY
/ ACES Insertions edgings in almost any ouan.
IL tity at (may2i, '5il WM. G. F1NNE9'S
LNRENCH and Domestic Ginghams OF all sorts and
l. patterns at the splendid store of ,. .f-
May "a, 1854. WIN. G. FINNEY
GilK goods, Satins Brilliants as much as Won
~ please at tnlny "a, so VIM q. FtNNEY'S
/ AWNS, prints, beautiful assortment at the
= ehenp store OF WM q. FINNEY
May -, 1854.
LSNGLlSii, Dunstable straw Brade Bonnets from
IA 80 cts. up to 50 80 at WM. g. FlNNEY'S
May "A, 1854 t
f NAMBRlCS and all kinds Of white Goods of ey
~ cry description at Wi. G. FIANEYS
May ~, 1854.
VELVET, r ibbon, all sizes at
May u, 1854. WM. c. FTNNEY'S
r AIDES and Gentlcmens Kid, Silk and Cetton
IL Gloves very cheap at WM. q. FtNNEY,Si
May "a, 1854. -
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Legal IntelIlRepCe.


BrrRMn CouRr OF im UMrxD STATES, JAN. lo-w.
Csude Jones, Esq Of Missouri and James Raymond wece
admitted attorneys and counseors Of this court No ~
Thomas Ksarney ct a. appellants John Taylor %
81. The argument Of this dnusd BY Aesms
layton and Reprdy Johnson fof the appsllsss Ad-
jeurDsd.
jan. 2o-wsltsr Rutherford, Esq, OF Nev Jersey; Jes
b. Thompson, Eq., Of Ohio; and VIM. W. Boyoe, Esq. q
South Caron admitted attorpeys s.d oounsslors
Of this court No. 4e-Thos Ksarney ct a., AppeAnts,
w. John j. rayor etaL The argument OF this cause VA
concluded BY Mr. Ewing for the appellants No. 81
Clinton Walworth, plaintiff In error, James Knseland
ct AL This cause argued BY Mr.. Baxter for the de-
PENDANT in error and submitted ON printed srxumsat
by Mr. A. Smith for the plaintiff In Adj burned.
Courr oy APpnAIA, JAN. 1S.-No. SO, concluded.
JAN lsAorning Session No. 81, restored and struck
on Dairy, plaintiff in error, aRt People, defendants n
error. On argument N Hill, Jr., counsel for plaintiff
Albert sawip, counsel for defendants.
JAN 3o-No. 40 struck of; also 49, No. l. restored
to b argued after 81 Dairy ast the People, eopelad
No. ~, Daniels agt Lyon and Others Argued. Mr. Nv.
Tcnpkiss. counsel for appellsot Mr.. sumuel 4 Lyo,
counsel for respondents. No. Al Hazard sgt McFarlaa
asd another On argument. Mr.. J. B. Dillon, counsel
for appellant Mr. X. Porter counsel for respondents
Net concluded at balfpast three O'Clock P. NJ
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Large Fire In Savannah.

From The cavAbpsh Kspubhtan Jan III
A fire broke out last night, about la O'clock In
the drug store Of A. A. Solomons 4 Co., corner Of
Barnard and Congress streets, which spreading east
burned out the dry goods store occupied by Mr. JOS
Lppman, and the shoe store of Mr.. w. B. Hale, IA
cling on Congress street; spreading south 10 Congress
street lane the flames destroyed the store Of MT. n
Lowell, gunsmith, and the tin and stove establish
mept Of Mesrs. Lowell, Iattinere d Co., Qate 7. W.
McArthor,) all fronting on Barnard street. The
drug store In which the fire originated was quickly
consumed, owing TO the many inhammabes which
II contained, and little u any q tAs f0ok wNa mve4
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There are many smaller losses by boarders in the
hotel and boarding house, and those who occupied
apartments in the building, the aggregate OF which
cannot be ascersained reliably.
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Gov. Ujhary, nom his western homo, has recently de-
cAred his readiness and that OF his son. place them
relves 1t the dbpodtion Of Rossuth at any time when
their services may ~ required.
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We ieAra from the Worcester Transcript that Harris h
c. = fac tory 10 O.kdAle destroyed BY IRE the
y 'n,t Les eco; hall ,Isa-s. 9: Worcester an
st.ipSnsld.
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BURNED TO DEATH IN NEW JERsEY.-A Scotch
n n ramed Fraser, aged about seventy, burned to
d,sth yesterday ns at Pompton PAins, In house
W. ch he occupied alone The Inmates OF segh boring
dwrllipg were awakened by the light Of his burning
tense but vere unable t. him Hts legs and one
ann ere burned on and bis head " consumed
II ,s,pppcsed that the Ore teok from die He
q yer, etu6 ious man, vorkirg only much
o. for his pport devotlug th sinder Of
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