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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31
Destructive FIRE IN Cu1cAao-Ioss 40

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CmcAGo-Loss 500, Oo0-
About one o'clock yesterday morning q fire broke
ut m a barn In the rear of dwelling house the
west side of jefferson street. between Lake and Full
ton Streets which, before it could be arrested swept
yer the whole northeast quarter OF the block. It
aged with such violence that it was confined to
hat square alone with considerable difficulty. The
Principal sufferers by this calamity are Us follows -
manufacture Of furniture, are the principal losers.
The building contained steam engine, and was
filled with machinery adapted to their large business
employing as they did over fifty workmen. The yard
was well stocked with lumber, much OF it well sea-
soned, which cannot be replaced. The buildings,
machinery and stock are entirely destroyed. The
loss Of Messrs Jacobus cannot fall below $40 900.
They were insured only for 81 400, Of which
81 900 is in the Illinois Mutual, and 500 in the
Farmers Insurance Co. of Oneida county, N. Y.
tools, and it would be low average to place 800
for each one this item Of the loss reaches the cons
derable sum of 5000, upon which there is no in
surance. 1t falls with severity upon the sufferers
thrown out OF employment by the disastrous event.
The corner Of the block occupied by the shop Of
Messrs. Reuben Cleveland and John X. Russell,
house carpenters and builders. The shop was twenty
by thirty feet, and two stories high, containing
considerable stuff, and some finished work. The
tools Of some dozen Of their workmen were re-
moved without damage, but the building and stock
were destroyed. The loss here is from $1,000 to
$2,500-no insurance. The barn and dwelling where
the fire first broke out were owned by Captain John
P. Fish, and the latter occupied by his family The
buildings are in ashes; the household furniture was
removed hurriedly, and mostly saved, though much
injured The buildings worth about 81 900, and
are informed that Captain Fish was not insured.
The remaining sufferer is Morris Dunnivan, whose
dwelling house adjoined the wing of the factory on
Fulton street, and was entirely consumed. He had
time, however, to remove his household effects His
loss Is about $500, without insurance. Chicag
Press, May 20.
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CRIcKEr.-The return game between the Newark
inst. on the Newark cricket ground. The playing
was spirited, and everything passed Cd pleasantly
There was good company on the ground, including
a number OF ladies. Wickets were pitched at ten
sne IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-31
Temperance ana Liquor Law Items.


The advocates of liquor prohibition in Pennsylva.
mia will hold State convention at Harrisburg on
the 18th Of June.
Texas is to vote directly for license OF no license
at her State election the first Monday in August
next.
Mississippi has liquor restriction law, passed by
its last Legislature. 1t contested before Chief
Justice Smith, at the late term of the Court of APP
peals, who affirmed its constitutionaity. The
decision may lie reversed before full bench.
Gov. Bigler, Of Pennsylvania. is said to have
pocketed the stringent liquor regulation bill passed
by the late Legis allure OF that State. The trait:
will therefore 60 on az heretofore until another
Legislature can take hold of it.
The Maine Law was recently before the highest
court for adjudication on the question of constitu-
tionality. 1t was sustained at oil points.
he late trustees of Newburg. Orange Co., N.
Y, are under indictment for granting licenses in
contravention of law. They have tried to get off
under demurrer, setting forth that It mas for more
than forty years been the usage of Newburg to
license every body that would pay the fee but the
court overruicd tho plea, and gave Judgment against
them.
meeting to have been held In Newark Ohio on
he 9th inst to devise for enforcing the ne
quor Law lately passed by the Legislature Of that State
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II he goes from here under his certificate he goes to
the block for sale. The important question to DO
decided Is what amount OF protection SHAH free
man OF Massachusetts have under the law; and IN
this view every presum ptnn OF law was to b. taken
m favor OF the liberty of this prisoner The evidence
he should offer would be {, show taat prior to the
time they alege he escaped. this mlu was freeman
OF Massachusetts,. ea,efuily pursuing ms avoci
not go unpublished or uure 5ukcd. he then stated
his objections TO the documentary evidence put in
The record was not original and entire record
entitled TO use IT, Many other technical objections
were urged occupying he time TIL O'Clock. when
the Court adjourned til O'Clock this morning.
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Annexed is the list Of the newly appointed cadets to
the U 8. Military Academy at West Point, New York.
The appointments take effect from the goth of june
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-12

DEsrxRApo.-ssmuei Murray. couvict n
Sing Sing pfison, attacked a keeper named Georre
z Sherwood, on Friday last with razor. Mr.
Sherwood received two frightful stabs Ia the LEFT
thigh, aud another wound near the groin, which
penetrated toa depth of abouttwo inches, and win
probably terminate fatally. The occurrence took
place IN the hat shop, where Murray worked
When assistance came, he made terrible resist
ancei but, after severe struggle, he was overpow.
cred and placed In solitary confinement, to await
hispunishn,ent During the encounter, the despe'
RADIO tell upon another officer of the Institution with
akniie in his hand and only repealed by the lat
ter shooting him in the egewith six barrcled re-
volver. The wretch being Invested Of his clothes
the Warden examined bis body, and discovered
over twenty scars, which were the results of s,abs
while in frequent rows and fights, when at large In
New York.
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CONVICTED OF ARsoN.-Wm E. Roberts young
man Of genteel appearance from Pennsylvania, has
been convicted of arson at New Orleans, in setting
fire to his store, the contents OF which apprais
ed at s206, and on which he had an insurance OF
$4,000. The punishment is Imprisonment in the
penitentiary for life.
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THE HOMEOPATHY CONvEN-,oN

AL BANy, June Sin the Homeopathic Conyen-
ton, this morning. the following resolnt on mir
duced at meeting at Cleveland. adolted after
debate:
ReSoirsd That we regard the homuopa bic law as
co-extensve with disease, and that resrrt to anv
other means than those pointed out by the law sia
Tia s'n6Ws, is the result in part of the uomplete
of m0teria medical but mainly the result of
want OF sufficient knowledge, on the pirt of the
physician OF those remedies already posses ed by our
law. r
Buffalo was selected as ths place of MEETING for
next wear. '
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GALE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS
BY ALEX. MOTT a. GO.

4 UCTION.-On TUESDAY Morning,
the 18th inst. at O'Clock, at II Main street will
be sold by catalogue, large assortment of CHINA,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, consisting in part
of the folio wing
French CHINA VASES
One pair Bohemian Cut Glass CANDELABRAS
One handsomely decorated TOILET SET
Cut Glass TUMBLERS and Wine GLASSES
Do. DECANTERS
Glass PITCHERS
Handsome PAPER WEIGHTS
Cut Glass BOWLS
Pressed do.
e Parian PITCHERS
Gilt FRUIT BASKETS
Ia-se, superbly decorated motto Coffee CUPS
GOBLETS and China CARD RECEIVERS
EWERS and BASINS
CASTORS and PRESERVE DISHES
Cut and Pressed SALT STANDS
ALSO,
100 dozen Blue Edged PLATES
80 do BOWLS, assorted sizes
% do PITCHERS
y do Common White PITCHERS
10 do White Granite do
$50 sets Common TEAS
p dozen Blue Printed Handled TEAS
do Common white EWERS aud BASINS
A lot of STONE WARE
$50 dozen TUMBLERS, all sizes
To- Sale of Common Goods for dealers, at II
O'Clock precisely.
ie12 ALEX MOTT l. CO., Aucts
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NEW YORK, June 10.-Flour has declined 6d-no
sales. There were 1000 bushels Wheat offered hut
no saes-narket dull. Corn scarce-l8, 00t bush els
offered and mostly scll at 83085 for mixed 40 sale
o. yellow.
PHILAoELPHIA, June 10.-FEour is dull a SO On-
Wheat has declined cts per bushel Sales If red al
205 cts. Corn active at s. cts
BALTIMORE, June ln.-The flour market is uuiet
No sales reported his morning. There wa only a
small lot Of Wheat offered and no sales CoI.-the.
wee 800 bushels offered, and mostly sold it "a cts
for white, and 7707S for yellow
There were sales on late Change Of 500 bills. How
ard sire ct Flour al SO 10 No City Mills sold.
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Dispatches are said to have reached Washington
saying that Commander Ringsold who is at the he ad
o the Behring's Straits Exploring Expedition,
reached Hong Kong on the 17th of March, where he
met the Hor. Robert M. McLane. U. S. Commission
er to China, who, being DESTROYS of proceeding at
once to Canton. the commander Immediately sailed
in his flag ship, 1.-THE soopofwa Vincenues for that
p int, with Mr. McLane on board
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On the 18th of April last, young man oy the name
of ROBERT IL. MCCARTNEY left this eli D on a short
visit to Atlanta, Ga, but nothing has b,en heard OF
him since the 10th of April, when he wa on his way
to Marietta Ga He was young man of high re.
spectsbility, and engaged in the employ of Messrs
Adams 4 &C.. in their Banking DEPARTING It at Balti
more, Md. At the time of his leaving tIis CITY he
was in bad health -CharleStoa Courier -
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RUMorED FAILUREs-In New Orleans, on the
9TH inst, there were current rumors of the failure
o. two very extensive provisions and brcadstufs
houses. The names are not given. Liabilities
said to be very large Notwithstanding some re-
cent failures business is said to be active Tor the
season.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
CLOTHING, u RY GOODS, BOOTS
~ AND SHOES AT ACCTION-On WEDNES-
Day, 18th inst, at my auction store, commencing at
OF Coats, Pantaoon,, Vests, Shirts, Suspenders &c
suitable for the season.
DRY GOODS.
Also, lot OF Dry goods, among which may he found
some handsome Barge and Mouslain Dress Patterns
Lawns, Silk and Mousain Shawls Handkerchief
&C. &c.
SHOES, HATS, &c
Also, lot of Shoes, Silk, Fur, Wool and Straw
Hats &c.
d ; of sale
Je12 r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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THE SrEANsHIr Cry or Gil Astow tho d..ee
received by the steamer from Fsyai. are down To
the 18th of May, and nothing had been heard At
."ose islands OF the missing ship. the last hope of
nearing anything OF her in that quarter has vanish.
ca and the painful conviction is fully forced upon
us that the gallant vessel and every soul on board
are buried in the deep ocean. Yesterday was the
lo5d day since she sailed from Liverpool.
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WE ROsTON FrGlTIYE SLAVE RIor

-, BOSTON. June l0--Rev. T. w. Higginson. of
Worcester was arrested In that city last night bv
Boston officer charged with being engaged In the
10y al The Court House, when Bachelor was kin
piotniag, but examination was waved, and be was
aeia TO bail In 5000, for trial.
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CONGRESS -SAFuRDAY.

Ihe Senate was not in session.
he House of Representatives was, Tor short
um,. IN Committee of the Whole on the state OF
me Union, aud Mr. Chastain spoke Ia favor OF the
acquisition OF Cuba
'ar1ous reports were afterwards made from the
s.7hoiDg committees OF the House, and appropriate
lIls. 'Si"'o
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FUTURE DAYS
NoTICE.--We offer for saie At public

NOFICE.--We offer for sale at public
4; = anction, on the 9th June, all Of our Property,
~ tas county OF SuFrs, Cabin Point consisting
VI Iosx scres of Timber Land, one Saw Mil and Fix
.u.ss, fonr Wagons. Is Mules, and some other Pro.
TERMS for the Land made known on the day Of
sale For the Mill and Futures negotiable notes at
ard monthaf with approved endoraers Other
property for ell sums Of $50 and under, cash; over
that amount negotiable notes, at 4 monfhs-the
notes to bear interest from date
lie r. dtdc2t = PHILIPS & HOPKINS
GALE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ On WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF June. 1854,
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court of the
City of Richmond, this day entered, will be sold at
auction, at the store of Wilcox l. Belts, Eagle
Square, Main street, In the City of Richmond, their
entire stock OF goods comprising many valuable taste
full and seasonabie articles An opportunity will
Doubtless be afforded of procuring great bsrgains
Farther Particulars Of the terms and mode of sale
will be g-sp in due time.
je 3-ts B. B. MINOR, Receiver.
" The foregoing ssIe has by order of said Court,
been postponedto WEDNESDAY, the 2ist inst, at
81 O'Clock 2. M.
The Key of the Store will also be sold, subject to
the consent of the landlord The lease has fifteen
months to run.
TERms-A credit of months on all sums of $50
and upwards; Under $50 cash.
B B. MINOR, Receiver .
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINT KENT
lie 70
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WREcK.-The ship Remittance, Capt M5sers.
from Baltimore for Matanzas, was wrecked on the
night of the 2lst of May Eeuthera Reef Ths
vessel and cargo proved total loss. The officers
aud crew reached New York ON Friday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-12

AcqurrTED.-fn the case of James Antonia, on
trial in Brooklya for the murder Of John Fernando
the Jury returned verdict OF acquittal As the ac-
cused was about leaving the court room he was ar
rested by officers from New York, for a murder
committed in that city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-12

FFREs-On Friday morning fire broke out in
the Japan and Papier- Mache factory owned by
II. Banks & Co, in Brooklyn, but was suppressed
with small loss
On the same morning the Union India Rubber
works, at Harlem, very large and costly establish
ment, was destroyed BY fire. The loss is heavy
probably 100000
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The Louisville Courier Office was only partial
y destroyed by fire, and the loss will not exceed
s., 200.
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TIE PRESIDENTS PRocLAMATIoN-The Pres
dents Proclamation exctes considerable sensation
among the hllibusters of New Orleans, but the
leaders assert that their are go organic
ed as not to violate the law
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GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND

~ LOTS NEAR MANCHESTER-On the 24th
of the present month"; shall sell at public auction
on the premises the follow ing pieces of land living
on the alpit Turnpike, Immediately on the edae
OF the corporation of the town of Manchester viz:
Lot containing = acres, fronting said Turnpike
running back,to the river road. The improvements
on this lot ave very valuable consisting of large
framed Dwelling House and Store House, with other
outhouses, all of which new, having been built
in the last two years. To any person wishing to es
tablish grocery. this Lot possesses advantages sell
dom offered. In addition it has well of excellent
water in the yard and the garden and lot highly
improved. At the same time and place, shall al 50
sell another Lot adjoining the first mentioned, con.
tanning 81 acres.
To any person wishing to purchase, will take plea
sure in showing the premises.
Terms made known on day of sale.
G. HUNT.
Manchester, June 9 1854 lie side
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BY TOLER L COOK.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In e

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In execu-
co, made the 18th day of May last in the suit of
Helen J. King, in her right and as COMMITTEES of
Ann r. w. King, Lucy King and Rachael w. Ellis,
plaintiffs, against Ann r. w. King, by Eustace Rob
inson her guardian. sd litum, and Peter V. DauieI
surviving trustee of himself James Rawlings and
Thomas J. Bullet, defeDdants-The Undersigned
Commissioners, appointed for that purpose will sell
at public auction. on the premises, beginning at five
O'Clock, on MONDAY, the 18th day of the presen t
month"; the following property viz: the Brick House
and Lot, and oir ing vacant Lot on Church Hill
named In said decree; each of which Lots fronts on
2'th street AZ feet, and runs back 1872 feet and
bounded, on The North, by the Lot of Philip Court
ney sud the South by that of John Ende r estate
The terms OF sale are: As to much of the pro-
ceeds OF sale will be requisite to defay the expeu-
ses OF sale and the costs OF suit the cash will be
CURED and tor the balance three gotiabe notes
each for oDethlrd OF said balance, with interest add
ed aud payable respectively at twelve and eieh-
teen months from the day of sale. the payment there
OF to be secured by deed of trust the property
sold.
The Improvements of the improved lot are desira-
bic and convenient, and the house. which is now oc-
cuoled by Mr.. Hunt, commands remunerating rent
And, in further execution of said decree, shall
immediately after the above SALE sell pub
ciy upon the premises, all the rights titles and in
teress OF the plaintiffs in the suit referred to- in and
to the following property, viz One Lot of Ground on
Marion Hill known in the plan thereof, now of re-
on the East by Fisher street, and on the West by
Scott street, containing two acres or less be-
ing part OF the property conveyed by Neil Nc. oul
ana wife to Alexander Fulton, Andrew Stevenson
aud John Adams
TERMS: One-thrd of the purchase money in cash
and two gotiabie notes to the residue, with in
teTest added, payable at six and twelve months and
secured by deed of trust on the prop erty.
PETER V. DANIEL, JR., Commissioner
Sale to be conducted by ToLER COOK,
Je8 Auctoneers
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ioarLAnD, June l0.-Our municipal authorities
"1u citizens generally joined in public reception
:" 81; LORD Elgin yesterday. A public dinner was
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New HAMpsHIRE-The Legislature has p0stpon
ed the election of United States Senators till Friday
next.
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Rev. Joseph Shane, old MethodIt clergyman
of Baltimore, died on Saturday He was the father
in-law of Rsv. DR.. Roberto
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THE CASE OE MAInR Wvs1

WASHINGTON, June 10 The President h ~ re- abused
to accede to the recommendation of clemer:v in the
case of Major Wyse tried for disobedence IF orders
and has suspended him from rank and DIV for six
months.
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=, NV York, June l0.-rhe United States steamer
,t ~, YIN has arrived from hey West The fever
tncIe had entirely dsaIipeared
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AUCTION. Ar.ua.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY ALEX. MOTT q C0
.ARGE STOCK OF SADDTERy ar

AKGE STOCK OF SADDLERY At
:. A9CTl n The Subscriber anticipatiu. !
- MS businsss on the Let Of July nert m e,s
~, ~ ~ ~ aork Of 4ADDLERY at cost for cssh
H. -. I'm OF june. at which time he win sell All
lno stock at Auction. His stuc cou.;.t. !,
part Of about 400 sets of COACH BUGGY sad
h,. 1so aiasse portion of them very ine Also
s s... -. mne SADDLES, including some Of the
,uuips .. mAhTlNGALEs. STIRRGP IRONS
W. &c =. sveiy descriptions; in fact the Iarrest
sshI;shmenti ase'e usually kept in Ssddery e.
rersons 70 want of leh articles and who are in
me naeil OF seung every sx months, shall have ey
II there are any accounts standing ars;rst IL. IT
Coiquitt Agent, or myself Individually person. h.u
us them arc 'eqaeseo 70 orlnE them in for settie-
msnl. JOS. II. COLQUiTT.
my "a A MOTT g. co ar.+.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS-Just received

- aud for sale BY A. MORRIS, 81 Main sc
Cooley, Graham, Putnam aad Harper's Magazines
for June. New subscriber received for the year,
beginning with July, IS per annurn each, OF 80 Tor
Notes from the Letters of TIL cmas Moore TO ms
Music Publisher, James Power, the publication Of
which was suppressed in Londen in one VOL. sa.9o
katha Inc Walton, By w. Gilmore Simms i--o;
Life and Its Aims, in two parts: part nrsf, Ideal
Lite. part second Actual Life; vol. q co.
Wen:ley, Story without Moral, "a Az.
Africa aud the American Flag. by Foote, 81 50.
Our Parish, or Annals of Pastor and People. u %
Farm fmple ments and the Princpes OF thar Con
struclion and Use Ly John J. ThoIaA co.
The Knout and the Russians, or the Gear and bis
People, 81 90. 10
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

~ IN HENRICO.-In compliance with decree
of the Circuit Court of the City of Rchmord, pro
of Gordon's adm'r vs. Gordon ct ais SHALL as Com
missioner appointed for that purpose by the said de-
cree proceed to sell at public auction, upon the pre-
mses to the highest bidder the 18th day of June
1851 at ii O'Clock, A. M that tact of land lying end
being in the County of Henrco, about six miles from
the City of Richmond and within of the western
terminus of the Westhsm Plank, Road, upon which
James Gordon, deceased, resided at the time of his
DEATH containing 3 and adjoining the lands of
Thos. s. Dicken and b. w. Green, upon the follow
ing terms: For cash as to much will defray the
expenses of SALE aud the balance in two equal n-
stalmens six and nine months with interest from
the day of sale, secured by negotiable well
dorsed, the title TO be retained until the purchase
money 10 fully paid and possession to be given i'm
mediatey after the sale.
my 20-dtds PHILIP B. JONES.
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JOHN R. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

JOHN R. D. PAYNE, Salesman.
HANDSOME AND COSTLY FURNI-
- TuRE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold on WED
NESDAY. the 18th day of June at the late residence
OF n L. brook, ESD, on the corner of Franklin and
JEFFERSON streets, at 10 O'clock his household FUR
MT RE, consisting in part of mahogany Wardrobes
Dining Tables Gard do, Pier do. Rosewood Chairs,
covered with silk damask bookcase and Secretary
many other useful articles
The above furniture is handsome and in fine order.
TERMs.-Sums under $50, cash; $50 months
credit for negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
les CaTTTU0RN
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SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE

Cap. Rynders, of New York, was m,rried in Ba'.
timore, last Friday night, to Miss PhoeFe Shortwe
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THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, June 9-The Grand jury have in
dcted several of the leading liquor dealers for VIC
stng the liquor law lately by the LIE islature
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Acc1DENr.-George Noble, rigger at Washing
Ton Navy Yard, fe from the top OF the stack OF the
ordnance building Friday afternoon, and was so
dIraiiully injured that it is thought he cannot sur
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
Ohlce ct Geo. j. Summers, No. % Pearl M

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
= GROCERIES, WINES, TEAS. CIGARS. &c
Al AUCTlON, WEDNESDAY NEXT --Iu accor.
dance with deed of trust made by James B. Shell.
TO me as Trustee, for purposes ther rein mentioned
and duly recorded in the Hastings Court Of tho city
Richmond shall proceed to sell at auction, to the
highest tidder ON WEDNESDAY next 18th inst at
at the store occupied by the said Shelton cor
ner OF 6road and 4th streets well selected stock of
groceries, Wines, Teas, Cigars, SC, to which we
invite the attention of the public
IERMs-All sums under $50, cash; that amount
paper.
r. F. DARRACOTT, Trustees.
Sale cd NV