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Roll I'D with Your Stock Money.

yU>HE undersigned pleasure informing the citizens
the balance of mankind that he has EN-
Moved of experience IN
Ham stor Main and Pearl streets
wish obtain perfect kenesses OF themselves N
of the Daguerrean art can be
accommodated by giving him call
is the approved apparatus and
the and safac
respectfully invite all who wish Ito
them give him call Patronage
at pleasure of visitors
faed vessel, the San Francisco, was da
the yesselt owner
with offered reward of four thousand dol
duplicate of that single impression
of those who defer
ring till obtain their hkenesse
well cloudy clear weather and
glue satisfaction H. W MENDfNH ALi-.
3-tf
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Stolen-$40 Reward.

GsTOLEN from the night Of the th inst
and half Richmond Light Sore Horse
hands high nearly white both hind feet
light hazel and car
three had
natural Saddle and BRIDE als
ELIAS EpN AfSi'S-
January 2.
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ADMINISTRATOR, Notice.

FILTERS the will William Hart
- late of Wayne and State of deceased have
this day granted by Pleas said county
The TO be solvent All having claims
said requested present the Clerk OF said
Court, within from this date
JAMES PERRY, Administrator
January 8. 1855 i-3t
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1NEE Undersigned sale dweng West
= Richmond.
good other There fourth
Of land another fourth adjoining, which
Il il be sold fair wishing property
cannot Do better Call and see it. ISAAC DOVE
Uctooer0 1854.
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Cincinnati Market.

"WEDNESDAY, January /, P. II.
FLoUR-50 brls at 81 IS; rs DO at 81 65; 100
DO al So Sc, and goo do al 81 70
PRoSIsIoSs--5co brls prime Lard, in lots. at
SIC; 50 hhds Bulk Shoulders AZ 44e, rkd; $4,000
green Hams, from railway, a. 54c, delivered. 600
do, from block al Sc. and eco tres Prime Mess
Beef at 81 50, deliverable in New York.
HoGs-The sales included 49, head, av. geo
lbs, at 81 So; 500 do do, goo lbs, at 81 80; 20
do do, 160 lbs at 81 %, and 20 do do, l75 lbs
at 81 GO.
CHEEsE.-1OO bxs at 9a1Cc.
SALT-2OO bags Turks Island at Soc
SUGAR.-Sales Of 90 hhds fair at DC. and 80
bxs white al &c.
MoLAssEs-80 brls at gee.
CoFFEE.--45 bags at 1o5allc.
MARKEDLY NJ ESQ the Ist day Of Janua-
1855, Miss LYDI. A BAKER, all Of
this city.
typhoid fever at her residence IN
Randolph CooK wife OF samuel M Cook IN
the 65th year Of her
Yes death has mother and frend-one ever
10 lend helping the neeiful meshrinking not
but sacrificing going house house 20 aid IN rele
ing ana soothing distressed Pew have spent life
mol devoted 10 the good Of all
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Administrators Sain,

NN ILL be sold the residence Paul
w mile southeast of Centrsvlle Wayne county,
Friday the 18th day of January the
e beongngto said estate consisting Of
sheaf hay the stack horse farming
household and kitchen furniture and other articles
o
will given three
dollars purchaser giving approved
bearing valuation
ne-tlaws Sale o 10 o'clock.
P * T. FRAZER, Administrators.
December 90, 1854. 2-3t
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rs.- The mammoth lump of gold quartz, re

Es-- The mammoth lump of gold quartz, re-
Gently found in Calaveras county, California, has
been received at New Orleans. The Picayune
says it weighs 1909 pounds avoirdupois, l 3
pounds only of which is quartz, and the rest the
virgin gold; and its value is estimated at s38,916.
1t was brought to New Orleans by gentleman
who, having given the five men who found it, the
round sum of $40 900 for it, intends taking it to
Paris next year to be exhibited at the great ex-
position to be held there. 1t having been viewed
with no little curiosity by great number of per-
sons at the St. Louis Hotel, has been placed by
its proprietor, for safe keeping, in the Bank of
Louisiana.
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Wanted.
'~''-- aEo- N'cULIoUGH- E. PATTERso,
Premium Empire SleeN plows.

"""'-s MCCULLOUGH PATTERsoS
Premium Empire SaeeA PlO~~s.
S. HORNEY IL CO..
WoU Id respectfully their agricultu
T m at n6sE
an This PIow received the first premium Of
II $50 Silver Cup,
Indiana Fair for general They also
receiveda Silver Cupat the Fair for the
BEST SOD PLOW.
they received the First Prem
Pillow, Pew horse Plow
and ,audt Plow
nship to Pows- These
awarded competition with several Flows
which have heretofore been highly honoed with both
al State and County Fairs.
proprietors all practical
employ hands, and but
they feel confidence in commencing
their work 20 the public They also manufacture
HARRowS,
of all Cltvators Of three and
implements of various kinds and will
sht ord any article be desired.
the Depot, of Front
! and Washington Avenue Richmond, Ind.
January Is 1855. 5-tf
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DIR. THOMAS CUSCADEN,
HomOeOpathic Physician and Surgeon,

- Having located permanently in Richmond, will be
found his office all hours except when professionally
gagged. Office No. 58ls Main street, up stairs.
January IL, 1855. Ally
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Junction Railroad.

The annual election of this company came OFT
on Monday the 1st inst. The old Board was
reelected, and the officers Of last year were all
re -appointed-J. Woods, President; j. Leach,
Secretary and VIM. Tndal, Treasurer. Accor-
ding to the report submitted by the president,
the capital stock subscribed, amounts to 50, lOO,-
600, including $500, 900 taken by the Hamilton
and DAYTON company. The grading and masonry
on the road from College Corner, is nearly com
pleted The amount of work done on the whole
road amounts to $4,000
A contract has been made for completing the
grading and masonry from Hamilton to Corners
vile before the 1st of October next, including
the heavy mansonry in Rossville, and for the
bridge over the Miami River at Hamilton. The
contractors Messrs. Bates, Neil Il Vail, receive
their pay in real estate at the rates at which it
was taken for stock About $40, 900 have been
expended between Connersville and indianapolis.
All the available means of the company during
the present year are to be applied to the compile
non of the road from Hamilton to Connersvllle;
and after that 30 done it will be carried forward
as fast as possible to Rushvilla and INDIANAPOLIS
We are much gratified to witness the dv.er
mined spirit the part of the Board to perse-
we're energetically to the finishing of the road,
Notwithstanding the embarrassments of the mon
ey market. The company have our warm, good
wishes for success to crown their labors, that we
na.y see the trains running from Hamilton to
Connersville by the beginning of next year
Union Herald.
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Lost the 2Sth inst. pocket
dollars. several
liberal will given returning it TO this Office
Dec 90
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upY of sanry executions directed from the Com
Pleas Court. viii public sale at the court
Ceatreye, Wayne county, Indiana, the b
Febrary, 1854 between the hours 10 ocloc A. NJ
said day, the following described
Lot number lS AID the east half o.
Let ca numbered the plat of th2
Richmond laid BY Charles W. Starr
said county Of Indiana Taken
the Bardsail satisfy said
IN favor OF William Wood others
JOHN G PAGE Sh'H W. C.
January :, ISIS
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3etsraine close Winter Goods, have
stock fully cent less than regular prices
We are settling fne dark Prints az sSsc.
. dee lInea eanhrsc Hxnikerchiefs, lie worth Csc.
~ Needle worked Collars,
:" Ladies French Cars, 2Sc., at
Bes STATS Italian orsyats,
bea4saes, AeFines marked tec-
Meas E3eh satin Scarfs Se-, worth d.
RcA Plaid Cobargs- csc.
nel4aines. all kinds, from lec.
ChlliFens French 6iaghams-
Black silks, large assortment
DOMESTIC GOODS
Tiekinss, FlsRasls Linseys Sa.:nes
Blankets Cheeks heaeAed and ShrtiRGs. SheesinS
low Nuns cloth rahe Cover, eleaehed
Table cloths hickory SAng mems lambs Shirts;
White shirts black Cravsts rich
Gents linen Hdfs, Gloves, Half Hose To
Sh0WlS
We invite particular Shaws.
g so these goods we're scid for Sis Bay State Long shaws
30 black enid
Shsws g. cheap at IS Long shav,s,
goods imported.
LADIES' FURS.
ses hands which have Married NJ a. these
goods usually sold AZ $ls Children
a. 81 SO; Ladies Fur Caas, sec, q bargain.
We invite all persons in Dry to
anime tfooas and prices before
. h. JACKSON.
Nes York Dry Goods Store, Main street,
Opposite the Peoples Bank er Starr. Hall.
January IL. 1855. AT
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Valentines

SPLENDID assortment of comic and sentimental Val
IN tines, just received FISkE * PAYNE'S,
January Il, 1854. )
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Four Mile Valley Railroad Omce--NO-
tee to Stockholders.
Wayne County Teachers Association

'uNERE will be meeting of the Wayne County Teachers
Association, this city, Saturday, 9th
TO a Mutt will deliver
evening The public respectfully invited
D. H. ROBERTS, President.
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Cotton Batting.
SHERIFE,S SAFE.

II RAMER IRWIN Co, agents for the sale Of Tes;
N superior COTTON BATTING
Jan l2th. 1855. At
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N1nclnn s1t1 " ne 10
N-oTICE TO STQCkHoLpERS.-Netice Is hereby given
tie stackhoIders OF the Cincinnati
rad Company election
theensrux will be held Winchester
Indiana Wednesday, February =, 1850 ecoek
tia. ezy. b order Of the Board Directors.
PETERP. BAILEY. President
Jaraary IL Ts5i. 4-tt.
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STATE OF INDIANA,
Wayne County.


Van Abigail Simonson1
his wife. (who daughter and heir of
Alexander Grey, deceasei,) Wilkinson
Ravens Grey, sons and heirs
of Alexander Grey, dec d, Thomas
an Hannah Berry, children OF
Berry, deceased. (vho
daughter OF said Alexander Grey, deed,
Andrew j. McGill, Ly da Reynolds, mar
RE to Ano ynoldS Nancy Phillips,
McG, (chil Petitionfor Partition.
DIRE o Patience McCiill deceased.i Peter
Martz, Andrew Martz, Lydia Jane Martz
an Christiana Martz, children of Bet
Martz, Ia daughter deceased of said
McGll.l Isaac Grey, Edna Rid
dell married to George Riddell, AleXau,
lei Grey, Catherine Grey, Ravens Grey,
Matthew Ruth Ann Grey, Sarah
Grey and Nicholas Grey, Children
of Matthew Grey, deceased who q
sono of said Alexander Grey, deceased,
AOTICE is hereby above named defendants,
~ James .HcGl, McGl, Peter
Christina Marz, Grey
Rdde Alexander Catherine Grey
Ruth Ann Grey Sarah Jane and Nicholas
whom is alleged by the affidavit of dsnterested
residents and residence the
Indiana filing and tendency the petition
and
Of the Wayne Circuit the
of held
Monday of February,
entered thereon accordingly their
Clerk OF the said Court, the
9th day December, 1854.
ANDREW z. SCOTT, Clerk
December 20,
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FESKE 4 PAYNE

FHSKE 4 PAYNE.
booksellers. StatiOTaeTs, and Dealers in
Cheap Publications, Magazines and Newspapers,
No. 3lli Main street, RICHMOND.
January l., 1855
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Painters Depot.

e &t1I1C6Is DePoC.
THOMAS NEWLY
House, Sign and OFna tai, Fancy.
rative and Railroad Car Painter: CLASS
Stainer: Glazer: ImitatOr of Woo and
Marbles!
TPants and Glass always hand the pr
Mixed Paints for sale.
shop Pearl Main over T y Youn-'s
Store.
Richmond, November 3, 1854 4s-r
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Richmond Academy.

>E second session this Insation will in tn
basement Of the NJ Z. Church Tuesday,
continue twelve weeks The undersigned
Miss JANE Morrow, who is experienced teacher
D. S. RAILSBACK-
December -, 1854. I-3t
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SfrayeO

From the vicinity of this city, on Wednesday eve.
dark bay about five years
1875 hands high marked with the saddlehas been
a right hind
with
erning her. Lewis Burk
the undersigned. JAMES BCRGO1NE.
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Private Residence for Sale
New Firm and New Stock.

TINE undersigned prepared furnrh all who may
favor them with their patronage all kinds Of Fresh
Groceries, such Coffee, Sugar, Tea Moasse Cheese
and almost thing else in the Grocery and Provision
line All kinds of Nuts, Rasns, Candies &c. constantly
kept hand They have in connection with their Grocery
large Bakery and prepared furnish fresh
Bread and Cakes Pound and all other kind
to order for PARTIES Balls Wedings Crackers whole
sale and retail at the old stand of vckers Mitchell
VICHERS RATTRAY.
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Dissolution,

ru>HE partnership herefove existing between
ny E5tker
TO settle business q the Ern-
JAMES JOHNSON
ALFRED JOHNSON
10Th month sqsh I=54
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ASSAULT AND BATTErY BY A PRIEsT.--Y ester
day morning. Rev. Hugh Maguier, a Roman
Catholic Priest appeared before Justice Curtis. IN
Brooklyn, to answer a complaint for assault and
battery made against him by one Hugh Fitzpat-
rick. The offense was committed at the priest S
house, in Kent avenue-Patrick receiving by the
chastisement pair of black eyes. 1t seems the
complainant went to defendants house to have a
child baptized: the usual questions were asked,
the father was unable to respond, upon which 1t Is
alleged he was knocked down for being such an
icnoramus The defendant not appearing when
the case was called, it was adjourned.-N. =.
Times, Jan. 9.
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Railroad Election.

NAk annual meeting stockholders Of the Eaton
Hamilton Railroad Company Viii principa
oce n hason eG Monday the Sh for the
eecting thirteen Directors corpc
ration and manage its business ensuing year.
J. y. STEPHENS. Sec'y
Eaton, O., January Il, ls55- t3s
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OST-Aa shaped miniature Breast Pin, with NINA
) The finder literal
aTn-it It either the Jefersonian Palladium ONCE
0s-e- .He-S
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vTVHE received invoice Of superio.
Teas selected inportsisns
equal Superior sro1gh 20 this market
this branch Of his
corhdeay those vhs fond Of article
him call Y. h CITIZENS.
Turs
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CITIZENS, BANK.

NoTICEThe undersigned has been appointed BY the Pro
OF the estate OF
Alexander Gray deceased All persons Indebted to said estate
hereby notified the Of their Indebtedness
forthwith claims the will
them duly authenticated for settlement The estate solvent
j. W. SHAFFoKD
Milton, January l., 1855. 5-3t
AT COST!
"IE DESTROYS Of closing of Silks, and
w would therefore advise dealers
with LADY'S DRESS SILKS Trimmings
scripon, low figures they had anywhere
United States, and mistake.
KRAMER, IRWIN & CO.
Richmond, January 10, 1853.
Fob KkESE.
=, A Boarding House. Possession given o the
~ March Also, the Law occupied by m
ia Bckle Enquire OF w. LYNDE.
January IL, 1875. 5-tf
Four Mile Valley Railroad OMce.-No-
tice to Stockholders.
NOTICE is hereby the Stockholders
y Valley Railroad Company, that election
the year.
Prebe Ohio, Friday, the 9th March
By order of the Board Of Directors:
s. MOLLYNEAUX, Secretary.
Oxford, January Il, 1855
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Dissolution of Partnership,

rH>HE partnership heretofore existing between Bennett Bsrer
II dissolved
the old firm viii be settled by James Hays
BENNETT BARMER,
JAMES c. HAYS.
November 10, 1854. s-3t
CUGAR Cured Shoulders of the very best quality for
- sale cheap at No 81 Main street by
May -. LYNDE BARNES.
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MARKEDLY NJ Poe, ESQ the Is day Of Janua-
1885, Mr. CHRIsTIAS Voee Miss LYDI. A BAKER all Of
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Turnpike Election.

Turnpike Election.
will held
second Monday February
to and
Turnpike Company, TO serve the ensuing year.
JESSE CLARK, President.
JoHS Henley. Secretary.
mel Goth,
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Cincinnati, Eaton and RichnAo. I
RAILWAY!

INHE eopartnership heretofore existing between The
undersigned having expired by Limitation, the business
Of the firm will hereafter be continued by Joseph W
Blaehey and John Simpson, who alone authorized
collect the debts and settle the affairs OF
JOSEPH w BLAC HEY,
JOHN A. SIMPSON,
DAVID K. ESTE Jr-
Cincinnati Dec
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AGAIN.

ENSTELL & NENKA their Boot and Shoe
81 to their fourstoy building Main St. and
public generally
Boots Shoes be found
city they working themselves they
enabled the cheapest perhaps
httle below them Cali and examine for yourselves
Richmond, Oct.
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CLOTHING. CLOTHING.

Cloths Cassimeres Nesng and Gentlemen Furni shing
Goods, all OF which will be sold low be sold by
any house west of the Mountains. Purchasers
specially invited call and examine their STOCK before
purchasing elsewhere
IL Having employed JoHS IL Scorr. prepar ed
and fit 4 style surpassed by
any Clothing establishment here elsewhere
L II. MCCULLOUGH co.
Richmond Nov'r To- 1854. 26-f
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NO % fOuFIN tITtt.s 2 t5tNt5tItuat
VXToCLD their aud the public
w rally. they every OF MUSICAL
MERCH ANDIZE this January, 1855, greatly
ducei supply themselves with useful
propriate elegant gfs Our assortment consists of
Cos. Bacon & Ravns and Hews Su
perior Carh. and N@edhaHs Mslodeon Mar
tin Guars Vions old and new flutes Accordeons Music
Musical Merchaa
have before been offered the
steal public n the West
December -. 1854. l-tf
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In the Wayne Circuit Court
Spring term, 1855.
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WILL sell Public Saturday morning January
~ entire stock of Family Groceries,
ral assortment of desirable Groceries,
belonging to store No so Main viii
also rent the store reasonable
VIII De given Nj c. LEWIS.
January IL, l-Ji. W. L. FAR
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tOEFEE, Sugar, Moasses. Loaf and Crushed Sugars
~ just received and for sale by
+. NJ. COOK s SON.
July 20. 1881.
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81. EKI5 ID s = Z y,
nEsTVu ~

EEAJ ESTATE Ard LAND VARIANTS.
SAINT PhUL, Elm TERRITORY.
] AMOS BOUGHT AND SOLD THROUGH
IL OUT THE TERRITORY. Taxes paid
Collections made, Drafts cashed, ana the highest
Prices given T0r Land Warrants
Government Lands located with much care, and
ndesired, the prof.s and losses shared equally al
the expiration CT i've years The Land at that
Zine tO be sold, unless Otherwise agreed upon and
one half CT TIE current value - the Warrant at the
time Of entry, and half OF tE expense OF locating
TO oe deducted from the subscribers interest. TO
persons wishing TO locate Warrants entirely on
their own account, the Cb5;.re will b., for forty
acres SIS; eighty acres, S2U; one hundred and
sixty acres, 2j; and viii rec6i-e with their tide
plat and description o. the and
REFERENCES:
MIENEsOTA--GOv. Wills A. German; LIZ Gov
Alex. Bamsey; Hon. J. 7 Rosscr, sec. III. I =;
Mefs:s. hmes d Van Eter, Attorneys 81 Law
MessTS. Morton & Pace. Wholesale Druggists.
BALTINOEE-W. =. PI5st>n, Esq, Attorney at
Law; Richard c. Bowie, ESQ, Cen. Merchant !;
Mcssrs. Deur, Norris Il CO.; Messrs. McCleese
d EcIa.
WAsHIEGToS-Hon w. w. Seatcn Hon. J.
L. Towers, Mayor; Hon. Judge J. Bran; J. C.
c. Hamilton, Esq. Attorney at Law; Col. VIM.
Hickey; Col J. RILEY; hessrs. Taylor & Naury;
Messrs Lewis, johnson & Co, Bankers; q. G.
Grammar, Esq, President Patriotic Banz
iv iT-ec3m
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NEW FALL GOODS.

WE are now receiving our srst FAN supplies o:
w Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, 10 which we
cordially invite purchasers to call and examine
before making their sol ctiOns.
We name few leading articles
Rich hgured and plain Mousseiine de I.aiEs, Co.
berry Cloths, fine blk Alpaca2
Ginghams, English and American Caiicos supe-
riOT Shifting Linens and CCttons
Sheeting COttOns and Linens, Table D;aDPrs,
Napkins, Tcweings, z uss "a and Scotch Di-
apeTs, Flannels CT The best brands, fine and
medium Blankets, Shawls ard Scdrfs
Black and fancy c00Fed Cloths, Cassimeres. ard
NeStiHgs, all OF tie newest styles
We shall continue TO sell Of our entire stock Of
fancy Dress Silks Il cost for cash
10 pieces Superior black DR.. Silks Just opened,
from 80 cents to 81 80 per yard, VIII IA we
know TO be very cheap.
II All articles warranted TO prove as repre-
scented.
SPECIAL NOTICE All persons having bills
unsettled which were rendered the lst July. are
most earnestly requested 10 ccae them without
further notice. COLDEh q SEARS.
No. 523 Sevent street, above Pa avenue.
du 30--eC2w
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE
Yesterday afternoon, a. two young men named
VIM. II. Simpson and Thomas Stevenson, aged
Is aad l. respectively. and employed. in the
Office of the New York Observer, were attempt
ing to get at the Times building, corner of
Bcekman and Nassau streets, through the
hosting way, in the hOx which contained the
" form which had .ast been worked off, the
box became entangl: land in endeavoring to
free it the chain broke, and they, with the box
were precipitated from the fifth story Of the
building into the vault beneath. They were
both terribly injured, several bones having
been broken They were instantly conveyed
TO the New York Hospital where their case
received every attention at the hands of Drs.
ThurstOn and Dash; but the boy Stevenson
died a. O'Clock p. NJ, and DR.. Thurston
states that Simpson cannot live two days. The
editor of the Observer FASTENED to the HOspi-
tai, and remained with the survivor to late
hour, doing all in his power TO assuage his suf-
fering5.
Mr. B. Carr, late publisher of the Hudson
County Democrat, states thai he escaped al
most niraculously, as ne was looking down.
at the time, and the chain came against him
with great force, nearly hurting him into the
abyss below. lie was but slightly ipjured.--
N !. SRR
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IESTAUCTt0S IN CPERATEC, GLEE,
AND BALLAD MUSIC.

I T.. SCHEEL, Instructor IN Vocal and Piano
- Music, would inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that he will commence giving d
course OF lessons in the above ramed bTonches
TIE classes VIII practice in QUartetts, Tros, d.
cts, Solos and ChoIUSes
Private instruction Will Ge given 10 each pupil,
as may be needed.
Ladies asd gentlemen who feel inclined 10 Join
said Class will please ave their names at his res
idence on lith street, between and q, ard when
a sufficient number shall have been obtained ar
engagements az TO time and place will be made.
Terms 80 per series of ~ lessons
The exercises Will be assisted by an able Pianist
or an Orchestra IL necessary.
N B.-karly application is desired.
al 2S--eOlm