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GRAND colossal MUSEUM ANp nENaeERr

GRAND COLOSSAL MUSEUM AND MENAeERiE
HI usyeitnr
all ihe po2uiHf uf at
Washington GU "wednesday, Sept I5b, day only.
The Distinguishing rnenaaerS IA the
tEraurdnap Of attractions
aud ali Of which shown
these VIII b. inlld a splendid menager,e living
WILD BEASTS,
Collections eglo,cs and
torr.r,hg performances which The real,
GENERAL TON THUMB,
M N-ias sn witsou' anne and MI Lsbsei. KnS
"h Sp tc Whole forming exhshi;os
ana attractive The m
the ciy headed BY The Hin5aa
VIII take pi~ce the morning os "a exhibition.
ADMISSION, 2S cents. lp<fsdnr view
81 everything advertised In The bills
peo,- opsn frcH 70 70 IL from 5 and
o'cs1ck, q.
ssg2-elSh
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The Quebec Mercury states authority, that Sir Ed
mund Head, the recentlyappoinied governorgenera win
leave New Brunswick about the 18th Of this month
TO assume the reins Of government in Canada
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AosrrHAixE, tNt) Sept Sit Is confidently bsiey I'd
that koyoes majority for governor win exceed nine
The fusiouists viii have very large majority in both
branches Of the legislature
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ing iuH"nsH WIN nave very large majority IA both
Resef for tAs SarasaaA Sassrers.
Nav loRx, Sept s-There is a moyexeni now ou foot in
THIS city 10 take subscriptions for the poor Of Savannah
nov suffering esruiy from the Of the yellow fever
The weather continues very Two three Of the
New England banks in bad cdor with banks to-day
Fal,as Of CAu,cA and Dsaa.
CtSoIsrArr Sept THE winebrenere4n church, the
course Of erection at Wooster, Ohio fell with terrible
Twenty or thirty vorkmen employed H. Of whom
twelve were badly injured some fatally.
DsraeiOa Of the Engias-ioase Of che Ner York oeHyal
Rasiread.
ROCHESTER, On. Y.,) Sept This afternoon, the e1-
gine house Of the New York Central Railroad wx
by hre The building located the eastern part of the
clty IL hundred and sixty feet in diameter and
four hundred and eighty circumference of brick
and had an immense dome and roof liked upon
work Seven locomotives destroyed and four five
hundred cords OF wood burned The took from the en-
CINE OF the saving machine the pile The
ated at about $50 900 The passenger each way
are Detained they cxnnot the burning building The
IRE has also much warped the track.
Hon. Joseph Il. Chandler.
PHsDElrHA, Sept s.There considerable excitement
among the personal and political friends Joseph H.
Chandler IN consequence Of his by the whig
vention through the medium OF nothing influence
town meeting in favor OF his nomination independent
candidate has been csled.
Health Of Sapannah.
SAVANNAH, Sept. g. Our city is nearly deserted All
who could leave have left There abatement in the raw
ages of the yellow fever.
Grand Lodye Of The Independent Order Of Odd Fsllops DE
BALrrMoRE Sept sThe Grand Lodge the independent
Order OF Odd Fellows Of the United
In Of adjournment The whole of forenoon
consumed in the discussion OF the constitution
afternoon the discussion renewed and several
articles slightly amended The constitution
hnaly adopted by vote Of sc yeas to NAYS
About five O'Clock this afternoon we were visited with
most delightful and refreshing shower rain accompanied
by high wind
Opening ~ Pay{sas.nt sa t,Gabrn.
BosToN, Sept. 1-Parliament opened to day and Mr. ST.
eotti elected Speaker by vote of rs against 40
The vote on Mr. Carter for Speaker against G2
The royal speech viii be delivered TO morrow.
Troffiay Mutch---Nac Distuaosd.
New YoHK, Sept. s.The great rotng match fcr purse
Of So 900 Of yesterday the Union Course Long
Island. Eddy the purse Mac WAS distanced. Time
first heat I'm sss second heat, I'm Sis; third heat
34Is
From Baltimore.
BALTiMoRK, Sept s.The weather oppressiyeiv
warm. There is considerable sickness in the city.
Small sales OF Howard street and City Mills -four yes
erday rates. No change in wheatsaes Of Is 600 bushels
Of bushels 81 cents and yellow
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Nav ioRx, Sept sThere is n Oh foot in
this city to take subscriptions for the poor Of
nov suffering isarfuy from the Of the yellow
The weather continues very warm Two three VI ths
New England banks bad odor with our banks
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TxKAsusr DEPARTMENT.,

August ~, ls54
NOTICE hereby given following
stocks Of The United STATES prepared
chase al time between Of No
senicr stocks amounting aggregate
10 Sse0e 0 an ths manner and the hereinafter
noned
la csse Of contingent
preference will be
be offered The ceruncass duly assigned UAi,sd
st~s-s BY The parties who thereof
department. upon rccop whereof
J. The amount specified each certificate.
2. the Of
July 1884, sedeeDAbe November H. is56, of
of Of lsa1 edesa.abs
cesroe uua OF II OF
BY iss7
and te STOCK the authorized by Of 55e
desmaae 3is December, eG
sademns, % per
J. iEfsresi the of 1u,
sa4, Of Treasury .,h the
allowance uf owber) interest
IN addition
Payment drafts Of IA. T,.un of
The United States the
OF PHILADELPHIA ~ the parties may
But certificate viii be enied benefit of thiu notice
which shall actually ON or before The
ssid day Of November
JAMES GUTHRIE
aug ]'-ots"NoS Secretary Of the Treasury
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II ANDsaAE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
~ the instant
we sss sell u hs residence Of l. T. smoo,
h- on fse north side 81 X
sucetsr superior assortment Of
Fine mahogany plush spring -sxui sofa
DO castor 10 mate
DO walnut Hohie plush an
DO DO wAatno and sofr table
DO pSIner msche other les AM side
Mahogany marble top dressing aer bureaus
Bookcase and painted wararobee
WAsbktands ser
Walnut and maple French and coltnge bedsesas
Fine brocatelie, lace, and danxkk curtains
Do velvet tapestry and other carpets N rugs
OilclOth and mating
Feather nj
sfon among 49,
hne white sfone Chins dinner ~ A
GfrAndolos, solar, and Their LAM
Cooking, radasor, tight stoves
And large assortment
Terms An sums under 81 credit NJ turn scs
four months Tor satisfactorily h.,,.r
And Immediately after sai. NJ sns No.
al caock, shall =, ns the house rhch ~
gooe wosors AND afc bek, III rooms sae Mali and
me "e iot on winch E. IN nua,se
- nsxR trout on sfIes feet,
ie.ma of inc mouse md cnsh n
-, ano - monIns the purchaser
elco psynnn pearn Of
and a deed OF trust fat-en- Title indispusbie-
a. g. GREEK b SCOTT,
1rPf-Vi Aucnoneers
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Our city visited by very heavy and storm
Of rain and wind last night Flash succeeded fash Of
lightning, and roll succeeded roll OF thunder with such
rRpidy that the heavens opened perfect OF fame and
the noise like the artillery OF thousand armies The
rain still continues and al the present writing it pouring
down quite furiously--K o. Delta, lug 80.
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~ 9hAEkN kCOTT. AuctSoAcarn
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VERY FINE HOUSEHOLD FtJRNf-
- ufs ancnsn-On Monday the Ilfb AZ
tp fshoSnef IN WIN Gsdsby. OF
M Asenne next to the Sd O'Clock a.
ssret ado e1cehsm assortment of furniture,
hips so n Pars,L
onassune o. CASTOR Eosnd hack
me eotn, hne headed
large cnGor
= Enc French paste mirrors, Of
fne Psyche eisAs
Bet mahogany Uaion chairs
Mahogany sprirg lounge
Fnncy ether
Tapestry. BRUSSELS other
Mahogany marble sofa, and other inbes
Do dressing hnresns wnshstand~
Do fine bookcase
Work
Two handsome pillars
Chaa, gass, and crcck-ry
GSrsndoaes cs0Aeixlras fine Chandelier
Hal wnrdrotes
Mahogany French and bedsfass-
feather bedding
y 1isesses
messse """'N"e"' =" Gnu
Ierms Of sale All $40 cash ov., ana .
edn fwo thrse, and four en-
dor~ed bearing '' CD
he attention Of me public respectfully ,. All.
s ~nnafs - 81 superior qunsry, and b. We.
""s ~ s"e""@- GREEN l. SCOTT.
AGchoa~eTs.
NnOOL BOOKS, Of s~nrf description the lowest publish,
~ "r prices On snie $500
TAYLOR A. MAURYss
~ bookstore, Ssh street
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The
CIR ASHLEY COOPER BART, NJ d. the eminent r.nsicsy
pracnsnsr lett valuable world hs
preventive Of consumption, and unaiR
advised the use Of the
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR
TO all persons OF all conditions certan md f
sMea boss ieDin Diseases
exposed stats 81 The chess according fashion, continual
changes OF our climate -
SIX and PADDED WHICH, covers the chest
IN 80 Agreeable manner that becomes a neces
sity and q eomor. 49,
The Protector, although recently INTO
making npid progress through United stu,es de Causdas
south America and The West for unr ,ime kerp
staple article England
Inns III
To demonstrate tbSse
t"u VICINITY 81 is kso~Ieds cf
he Fioector without Recourse
o wearing these ARTICLES
years NO ONT who vaines the health tAmy
menan nea Su sady Introducing them Bradley
Co.. OF London Manchester England intrussed
WIN use OF The Protectors Dr.
ane eonnue 10 Manufacture according original
and therefore recommend those
to see TO theI being genuine
Remember this is staple patent
RETAIL PRICES.
IeL MS -.---.....-.-.....-..--..&l ~ each
r. a.. -'-'-' 60
bosf nna nrsses' do.... rs do
HAkCOURT BRADLEY, L Co.
81 Ann street end luz Nassau nsrse
New York. United States.
Principal warehouse street. Cbsapsde London Mar
utsciory, ~ Market street, Manchester. Englsnd.
H. B. CO. establishing sale sThe frotee-
o ~ ai pas o ATerico Fbynicians, druggists,
eio,e Dry goods merchants, mnsn esase
etnh obuiion Of them,
cd for their splendid oppoun opens y en fox
For term. apply HARcoURT BRADLEY 4 co.
ee~ e-mdAcp 5s Ann street, New York, United States.
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The second expedition sent by Henry Grinnel esq
TO the Arctic seas under command Of DR. Kane last
heard from the 23d Of July, 1853 when he Up
pernAyic on the west coast Of Greenland.
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CINE RULED Letter Paper oil
Il bought personally IN Europe and Imported BY
eepa FRAxCK TANIoR
~ AETk1D Attorney Generals tfbc, lately
W published ia moderate
gwen IN rurciase sehsnre
Sepp FRANCK TAYLOR
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lf-M H. Church south, sGh street between III and
streetsGcS- iaI.e A Dnnean preach this church Of
aabhsth n O'Clock, hulfpas = N n,
sub3ec iss The morning Revivh-i,s Means.
s.p9
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From baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept s.The weather remains oppressively
warm. There is considerable sickness in the city.
Small sales OF Howard street and City Mills -four yes
erdays No change wheatsaes Of Is bushels
Sales Of 5000 bushels Of conwhite at 81 and yellow
at So cents. Small sales OF oats at 46 cents.
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HOME ISSTAUCI1Ok.-M Mrs WA. FORCE. iau>aine
10 a.rac her assxher at home, and
the advantages Of
proposes 10 receive n1 pupsls for
approved mode Of Instruction viii adopted
dsnsnief. Residence; Tenth street. between and Il.
5-dJft
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CScIsrArI, Sept THE Winebrenerean church, in the
course Of erection at ooser Ohio fell with terrible crash
Twenty or thirty vorkmen employed H. Of whom
twelve were badly inlured-some fatally
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The Of jealousy thai Of lady who discarded
her lover because in speaking Of his voyages be said be
hnpred The shore
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E$-tisss n~Asssa NhurcA. aOsh sxxrs1-The new orsa
bal x ais church Will be opened
morrow morning tsabbai vi u O'Clock, which pas
VIII preach the Influences cIaims
lection 10 aid IL the payment Of the
public respectfully invited 10 Hitena.
SEM
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LOCAL EW s,

WAsAiNoTos MosrMEN1.--TAe contributions in aid Of
the erection OF the in this city commemorative Of
the fame If the Father Of his Country from August to
Santa pk,arc f,.to
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lNrERsArIoSA ooNIrT.-T The Portsmouth lVirginia)
Globe relates the oown. incident that occurred the
fire in that city Wednesday night last "Whie the
flames in their fury and the dense volume Of smoke
oscilang and spreading itself the scene
Der OF mury forms to leave large boat and
land in style that denoted the most perfect discipline
Curiosity manifested 10 know who the strangers
and their object II asoerained TINT il the
first lieutenant of the French Chimera
lying below, leading twentyfour Of her the as
sistance Of citizens and emen in extinguishing the
flames
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Dsaraeion Of ths EAgis-house of be Hep York GsHral
Kalgread.
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NEw YoHK, Sept s.The great trottng match for purs.
Of S. 900 Of yesterday the Union Course Lone
Island. Eddy the purse Mac distanced. Time
first heat I'm. 5ss second heat I'm SIS third heat 2m
34Js.
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TBE GREAT CsRAvAS Asp MusnrM.-Barnums great
Menarere and Museum viii be Ia the city the 18th, and
tho exhibition win open Maryland Wednesday
the 18th instant General Tom Thumb, pleased to
learn, the enjoyment of excellent health and buoysn,
spirits and II win be his pleasure add to the interest @ the
colosai display The appearance Of Thomas in the city viii
irnpart slsdness 10y Dung Washington"
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WILLIAM F. BUTLER, %

j. WILLIAM F. BUTLER,
sa- .@} IMPORTER uF 4--,,, 81 .atss
CHINA AND EARTHENWAR
AND DEALER In
GLASSWARE, LOOKING. GLASSES, CAsTORS
AND FANCY GOODS, ...~Ii -. /
79 MAIN STREET, SOUTH SIDE, RICHMOND, %
II AS received per ships "Senater I" and
- N. Clay" via N. York and by the "Athens'
direct to this port the largest stock of CHINA and
EARTHENWARE he has ever heretofore offered
for sale; and from the Eastern manufacturers his
usual full supply Of GLASSWARE of all kinda Look
ing Glasses and Fancy Goods, all purchased at the
lowest prices obtsnsbie, and which he offers to the
merchants dealing in this market upon the most
sonable terms. lE.Sfs q sEss4 : ~. If
N.B.-Special pains taken to pack securely. Z
se 6-dkcl gE 80 81
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THE Dali. Z DISPATCH.

~ is..[ The ci.cslstion Oh enc DAILY DIsPATCH
Eiss.sn Eiss s9nadenbiy that Of sll the Dsilypapen sf
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-On Sunday night last
two buildings in Brooklyn, New York, one owned
by Alderman 8. c. Jackson, and the other by Victor
Miller, were destroyedby FIRE. Shortly alter the
fire was discovered, Mr.. Flanagan, an occupant of
one of the houses, being aroused BY the smoke, got
up, and carried out one of bis children. The wife
let the other down from the window Of the second
story, and then tried to save herself but becoming
bewildered In the dense smoke, and all avenues of
egress having been shutof by the flames, she fell
victim soathe destroying element Three fremen
were badly but not Dangerously injured. S' - y
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CHOLERA PREvENTIvE.-Dr. RoBINsoN's
CHOLERA PREvENTIyE!~-This preparation il offered
to the public not infslble remedy but being
the best yet discovered for Cholera Choler. MorbuS
Diarrhea, Dysehtery, Pain in the Stomach and Bow
els. Sick Stomach. &c, &C. 1t is not unpleasant to
the taste causes unpleasant sensation, and does
not restrict in diet. Eat and drink in moderation,
such things a. you have found By s1Ps5snce to agree
with you. - * 6a1is, f. d. ROBINSON, NJ. d. =
Office on Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan
Hall. h5FHt'R d .skttp au 2-Sm
TWhen death is at the door, the remedy which
would have saved fe if admnistered IN time, comes
too late. Do not trle with disease. Rely upon it,
that when the stomach will not digest food-when
fsintness and lassitude pervade the system-when
the sleep IL disturbed the appetite Feeble the mind
ethargic the nerves unnstufsilv sensitive, and the
head confused-rely upon it. thst when these symp-
toms occur the powers of vitality are falling and
that uuless the u,ischiefis promptly checked, life
aeiH be shoyfentd, a. well a. rendered miserable.
Now we know from. mass of testimony, greater
than was ever before accumulated in favor of one
remedy, that Hoofand's German Bitters, prepared
by DR. @. M. Jackson Phiadelpha, will imm edistely
abate and in the end, entirely remove all of these
disorders, as surely a mathematical process will
solve problem. Who, then. will endure the agony
and the risk of life, with health and safety within
reach? ~ 'F ss''@s7s ftas ia s'.e se l9-d&cl2t -
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INDIA-RuBBER OYERCOATs &c

TNDIA-RUBBER OVERCOATS, &C.
Il Physicians, Lawyers, Sheriff., and ali persons
the approaching season. are invited to call and exa-
mine my stock Of India Rubber Goods Just received
from the Union India-Rubber Manufacturing Com
pany. MY stock embraces Over-Coats, Coaks, Capee,
Jackets, Pantaloons Leggins, &c, all of which will
be sold at ManufactuIers prices. Think of your own
your suits Particular attention paid all orders at
the Clothing Warerooms of
J. D. GOODMAN, 1874 Main IT.. -
I - .B-.tzt Opposite Eagle Square.
n. B-I have now open large lot Of Umbrellas,
and will receive next week large lot of Trunks
Carpet Bags. &c. Ise I8I J.D.G.
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$4,000 WORTH OF READY-MADE

$4,000 WORTH OF READY-MADE
a,'a 5ssa5 CLOTHING! 50 & <. ~ : 7.
Selling off at and belowa Cost untn the 1st
- - of October, 1854. - =. t','
INTENDING to. close my present busi-
Il ness, will offer my entire stock of Ready Made
CLOTHING at and below cost, conssting in part of
Fine black cloth frock and dress Goats. -. ss .,
I Do. sdo. Alpaca Coats. }tas safs&
/ Do. colored Cashmere Coats ss7saa.sal VS.
/ Do.- do Linen do. i - ta91ss IS ii.,
Do black Cashmere Pants. u -1i.s.sss
Do. cold do. do -st.-ses-. siflss = "a
Do. white and colored Marseiles Vests
Do. Satin and Cashmere do. b.
Do. colored Silk and Satin do. si.
: Shirts, Collars, Drawers, &c. &c. &c. 80
The above stock consists of SI5 600 worth of the
latest style goods, made expressly for this and
Is warranted to be equal to any stock IN this city
All goods not sold by the first of October wifi soon
thereafter be closed out at auction of which due
tice win be gIven. j. r. FULFORD,
Eagle Clothing Store, 1856 Main It,, =
sel-dlm ,e@t 40 - next TO Aliens Arbour.,
TNHE undersigned would take six young
u Ladies' to board in his family for the next ten
months. .lias-
His residences is conveniently stuated, 10 that his
boaders attend either of the many Schools in the
city. u@FA@s : Il 6AAtN0A
Mrs. CROUCH will superintend the household sf-
fairs, and endeavor to make her boarders feel at
home. Terms the. same az In boarding schools.
Board and washing 500 each.
.&tttstt-5rf - s.E ls RICHARD CROUCH.
Sc 9-d&ctlo Corner of Clay and 4th Sta.
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Mrs. CHAaLEs HowArD, one Of the most charm.
ing actresses thatever set foot upon the stage
menced an engagement at the Boston Museum on
Monday evening last. u il1.asst5 4a
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NORTHAM FARM FOR SALE.-Ti

NORTHAM FARM FOR EALE.-The
snbscriber. intending to ccnmeuce business in
the city OF Richmond offers ct private sse Lis bean
eight miles from Richmond and three miles ecst Of
the Termination of the Richmond Westhsm PIank
Road There are about $50 scres, all enclosed-a
part Of which u good meadow land the balance essy
10 cultivate, With good Yelling and All necesaazy
outhonses geol yell Of water ard about one chou.
sand choice Fruit Trees. Also, the stock and erops
Tsans viH b accommodating. II sold inus-
dietely. ~. .fss Essssssx
uniseA or.to 0opDJN 4 AFpERscn, kichmond Pos
session given after week,e notice. s.ssS
se 6-dkwimx a J. C. JONES.
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SuIcrpR--A young man named John E. Stiles, q
coufectioner, committed suicide In Philadelphia
last Sunday py throwing himself from the fourth
story Of bis dwelling and breaking bis neck. he
has LEFT wife and Eve young children in destitute
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NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
~ TER DRY GOODS.-I have just opened an
entire stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased in The Northern markets on
the most favorable terms. I am prepared to offer
great Inducements to purchasers Among the
sortment may be found III - . =
Ladies' Dress Goods of al styles
Euibroideries and La~es 80 h-i
Hosiery, Gloves Ribbons, &c.
.s rGE.4.. f5T ALSO, -t sE-. g.. . q
good assortmen. for Gentlemen, Boys and Ser.
vant.' Wesr-with large stock of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles. -.
Thepubic are respectf lily invited to give me a
call as am determined to sell as cheap any other
house In the city. t{f II. ROSENFELD,
Sc t3-Sm IT'S Broad st
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Fatal RESULT OF "A RIor.-John, Kain died In
Philadelphia on Friday night last from the effects o.
injuries received during a firemen's riot A man
named Emnor Reynolds, a member of the Fair
mount Engine Company, who is charged with the
murder, has been arrested and held In the sum Of
S5 coo to answer sais - " ; sss..sssass .tss
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REIGN IN1ELEInENCE BY 1HE 6yHAH
s..5sass4.a ER ATLANTIC. ;gs,ss q. s


snafi -. ..s.ss. 4
Hb fuensre ~ rvisIsrss esssss.i i7rs-cssy-s-1S
81 Tho Eastern War question sSens 8 s. Is he
e%s position Z wss sonns wseks go. sss''ss =
he Daapbe - s. =. S
The cholefa aili confirnoo ~ rnvnses anon n
hussa a ard Allisd troops Nsny Sd a., md 81
ress sosssernatsoa preysilsd smens n spldiers
ne emperor of Russia has perounpeorllv refneed
the proposkoa Of Ausefia 3 rceisis "a sss a
me neais q The four povers H reply s en.hes. 4
"a 4 -. pea Den Teceiyed 9 de count Of yienne.
minsssrs would imulediately ~ lesss % reeire :.
m I'm e sss ssss WI sssEgs gss Ss
Prussia nil maintaias the same poeition so-.rae
Russia and the SllIes but il more isvorahi. sncis
Q me s.sssr;. n aIaa y aa'sIaa SO EOS ss.s.
msnt and dissatisiaction among the peopIes
Inc Poiss are Also rsptsseatea e ssss,r,ips IN
.nsonordinafe caaraetsrs anA snfayorably d1uosci &
Sc Grsecs no.:, 81. s,.,,,,, - -
~, Lns e., ss.y .,i isss.s sd,iess FINN Boos.u. s.ss
ns n.d SsoTn 1p and Destroyed place. an1
me husnans yere quertsring IN different parts
r. =. % mo'oavias ana nad oiewn up the fortress st
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his 70 into mn,ss usrts .scnt
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