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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-10

The Circleville Waichmaa OF the
18th ult says:
The Mayor of Wellsyille got drunk
not long since; when sobered, he went
before a Squire, informed on himself,
paid his fine and resigned his Office.
That Mayor is full of the sense of
not in getting drunk, but in
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-10

There is book with the dangerous
title of pocket lawyer We shouldn't
much like a book with this title for
we are afraid if we ever get the law
yer into our pocket, we should never
be able to get him out.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-10

Afellow, named Teazle, got married
last week ip Chicago, Ill. Before night.
Mr.. Teazle was arrested for Sealine
his wife, and sent toprison for 81 days.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-10
w. R. WHITEHEAD.

Stay At HoME,-The following
excellent advice is given to discomfort.
ed people in Maine by the Bangor
Mercury:
Son one OF the most public convey
ance leading to the West, you may see
almost any day family from Maine.
A father and mother, and their three
children, are on their way to that par
adise in imagination. Five years from
this time two of those children will be
dead. They will have shaken to
pieces. The mother will have grown
sallow and lean, little better than a
dead woman, AID the father, il he sur
wives the ague, horse races, and corn
whisky, will be found seedy, discon.
tented man; the owner of Iog-house,
without out-buildiDgs, and mortgaged
farm. This is true in more than half
the cases, aud represents the average
fate Of New England emigrants. Stay
at home in Maine, one of the best
States in the Union. Believe none Of
the stories from lying land spectators
in the West"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-10

81 would advise you to put your
head into the dye-tub--it is rather red, |"
said a joker to sandy haired girl. ~
would advise you to put yours in an
oven--it is rather soit," said Nancy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-10


A QUEER BLUNDER.--A good broth.
er in an eastern church had a call to
preach. Being unable to read, he en-
ployed a friend to read the Scripture
lesson. On one occasion, the chapter
selected was Genesis, xxi, which con-
tainS the words "These eight did Mil
cab bear to Major, Abrahani's broth
err" The preacher discoursed there
from as follows: "Brethren and sis~
ters, let US consider our blesslhss.I-
Morning and evening our wives and
daughters milk the cows,and Our wants
are all supplied. In the days Of good
old Abraham, as you have heard, it
took eight to milk bear, and they did
no. get much at that. -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-10

SHAFT. SNAP, l.. my boy. did you
see the hight Of bats tie thes sveninp9"
"Nivsr the one, my honey; what kind
OF bats were they7s "Bsickbats, Va
spalpeen." Hs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-10

@The cholera is very bad at Ca.
seyville kentucky. All shaods at ti,e
mines have in consequence stopped
work.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-10

~ lpTer once wrote % - riady who
rejected him, saying thar ne iilehded
-to-retire-..ro some Secluded spot, and
breathe away lis life in sighs." To
which the lady replied by inquiring
whether they were to be medium or
large size. The man has not since
been heard liom.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-10
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@the publisher.
TERMS OF ADV ERTIsiNG.
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A liberal deduction iOil be made to per-
sons aduertising by the year.
AL advertisements payablein adUance OF
on demand
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-10

A son of Erin once accosted a dis
ciple of Swedenborg thus;
"Mr y ou say that We are 10 follow
the same business in heaven that we
do in this world?"
eyes, that is in perfect accordance
with reason; for the Creator himself is
not idle, and why should his creatures
be?" V
Swell then, yer honor, do papIe die
there %
"Certainly not---they are as immoI.
tai as the Creator himself"
"Then, should like to know, yer
honor, what they'll find for me to do,
for I'm graye.d;gger 10 this world. 8
dAMBLING.- "A clerk in the EN- mploy.
ment Of one of our Merchanlile houses
lost two hundred and fifty dollars at
gaming house on Saturday night. We
have no desire TO make an example of
this case, BY publishing names. or all
vices, gaming is the most alluring, fas-
& fatal, to the young men o (
our Cities The first step taken, into the
stream, aud the under tow is irresisti-
bic. The embezzlemeut, extra va agance
ind forgefies of the employers of mer-
,antile houses in ninety nine cases out
If a hundred are trsceable to the intox-
cation Of the gaming table. We beg
Toung mento be aware Of the contsg-
Plaindsalcr,. 4 |
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-10

way up the Cerra and reached the viii
lase--where We had stopped the pre-
ceding highland thus had seat tile
good villagers i'll search Of US.
Thus ended our adventure. have
heard Of men who could "whip their
weight in wild CATS" but am OF the
opinion that one OF those heroes would
be fairly "tied" by half his weight in
Zamboes.
AN AMERICAN IN SEBAsTUPOL.
DR., w. r. Whitehead, an American
surgeon in employ of the Russians,
writes thus from Sebastopol to Profess
sor Smith, OF the Virginia Military
Institute:
"SEsAsTofoL, Sat-, April IA, 1855.
Il am in the Imperial service OF Rus
sia, as military physician and surgeon.
| am indebted to Prince Gortschakoff
for the peculiar advantages that enjoy
as to rank, &c. Superior Physician
of regiment of 5OOO men, "Stachii
Ordinator" rank between that of
Major and Lieut.. Colonel. | am at
present attached to one OF the large
hospitals at Sebastopol. Alter having
graduated in medicine at the Universi.
ty of Pennsylvania, | left the United
States for France. Upon my arrival
at Paris, | entered Immediately upon
the practical study Of medicine. Ire
mained in Paris about one year and
three months, left Paris for Vienna last
fall, remained in Vienna three months,
and then left for Russia. have beer
In Russia four months-one month at
Se1astopol.
Sebastopol still remains. The En-.
glish and French have made no prog
ress yet towards taking it. Since my
arrival here several soties have been
effected by the Russians with marked
success, though they have always lost
a considerable number. The Allies
have been bombadingthn cltg foFthg
last 1--we days, and caused great deal
of-damage, but it has been dreadfuliy
paid for--the batteries Of the Allies
are now nearly silent, and those OF the
Russians stronger than ever. The
Russians are concentrating troops about
Sebas!opol. Events have proved that
the English soldier is much inferior
10 either the French or Russian, and
that with certain exceptions the Rus.
sian is as good as the French. Sc.
bastopol will never be taken--it may
be blown up by the Russians. l have
enjoyed fine opportunity of perform.
ing surgical operations, and must re-
main at the ambulance tonight, be,
cause the Russians intend making a
sorIie. have very little time at pres.
ent to write. With every considera>
ton, &C., your friend,
w. r. WHITEHEAD.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-10
Agents for lhe oMclrlhur DemOerat,0

Agents for The "lICiFthur Democrat"
The following Gentlemen will Receive and Receipt
for Subscriptions and Advertisements, for this Pa
per, in VinIon County. Ohio.
PEYToN Cox, Hamden Furnace.
WIN. TAYLER, Mt Pleasant.
JNo. CLARK, ST., Harrison Township.
J. BLoER, Bloers Store,
J, GILLEE. Wilkesyille.
AnAM LYNN, Swan.
], EAsoM, Knox.
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uAk ar Fns n Bosron- DAnAon osooo oo-
friday last aboet Q. r. Il. moss destructive ilre
broker mtin the Northern part OF Boston. and 20,
spread over Fest Boston Ferry, Constitution, Lin.
coin. an q Battery whArvsa The wind was hish.
and the wind rassd fssrfally. The conHaxration
on the snasves was mol got under unsil about
c'oc.s =. ~. Itcommsncsd 10 wooden bald
ing q nead OF Battery wharf, on Commercial
%. and .ae WIND blowing gale from the Northwest
ne ass - spread with great rapidly 10 Liuooln
some smags on Coussisutior wharf Ths s sc.s
burned ovsr 70 about three aores, covered mosssv
oy woo' len buildinssof no great value. The ~
East Bos ton Ferry buildings were destroved. ~,
new dock OF three story wooden buidtr.s
owned Ivy Arnold w. Taylor Battery WHAT -
swept dean, including nearly two thousand bsles
OF colt en, and large quantity of beef pork rosin
and OF her mereha ndi1e On Lincoln uhsrs :
large q aantity of wood, coal and timber was de-
stroyed.
The 81 Zip Phavaslia. with valuable eareo Of COT
ton and tobacco, was burned TO the waters edse sn
Diana, inst from New Orleans With valuabie CARO-
Of cote q, pork, 30, badly burned, and the cargo
damas'Id. The ships General Gerry and John Ber-
tram, were towed into tho stream, with sore dam.
feIed slight damage. s
Three engines and one hose carriage we're destroy.
ed, tho hrsmen being surrounded BY fre on tie
wharvea, and were compelled to escape In boats. :
The fetal loss by the Gre 10 estimated mot less
nan T6eo COO insured In Boston for e25c 900 to
several OF than having ESQ 600 involved Tho Joint
stock sfacss have mostly escaped with small losses
being subdusd
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OF TAYLOR 4 WILLING.
M OBT DE6IRzRTE Rrsrnrvcp

NJ OHT DE6IRxRI.E prcrnr,,rr
Turf.S ~ n LEIGH STREET Ar AfJcTIna ~ 4
pismisss iii , q Ny .ss eIosi Z II sycs u,
@ e. NortI sss 81 L sssI o.s ass.se
Tsis Io oSssRasa p Nj. james 4 Fore. 100 q g
s.sss % airy rooma bssldss ciosets -.
persst order Ssyn y f sssI llssshs.
yeaxs past with visw 70 durs sii,t. 49,. vI.n few
.ssh INN g sost Re those sssilns = s1 r.
yet .eessSis osssoR : nil che retire;
sam.faois aansemsnss Of this hosse ssssi,s1 snd
ssd runs bs.t iaae o s The lot fonis 81 ~
Tkshs-One-fourth cash balance ~ n 4 ,,.. :.
months with interest and scared y tr,.t ss snd u
sp g TAYLOR 6 WIL2IAMs. i sseS;
BUILDING AND G1RDENTG Tnre
nv AT PUBLIC sALE--WIll b soid ON T1yrs !
o'clock. several smsi Lois ontin sse@on :. e
In the plan Of Navy HILL - i ssfeets'
al. Atssi shsh v e ola u Lot. Of half On .er,
property and the famous Mitsheifs sprinsA esdsmS
Is property H. all we'll suited 70 eener.l ..-a..a
FERN. mad. now 1 ~ Sn., =,
sps ''' TAYLOR WILLIAMS. .,,,.
TRUSTEES SALE OFNIIEs H1p
20 - MSS, WAGONS. CART, nc. ON f,nIIHnIy.
: 49, - En HILL-By virtussof the provisons ~
and duly recorded In Henriso County CONF
H.. At Earns.. Sd May, Of II O'Clock A.
wagons and one Cart 80 " AAai nosss tnree
Terms made known At sale
T.v,o, ! a. HUTCHINSON. Trustee.
yvypr,cprr,,,,;S.- :. AocIs. apps
HUSTEES SAL E-Rv v;rt,,a IS .
100 trust deed; executed the 18th A.. s W VI
,.ss y r1edssck Mayo @ H. A. csiborpen area
ane OF record in the Clerps Ofce ~ q
FER fer sale Ct public aucton, on the o.e,, ,aa Of
ocock: Il -. tie q day Nay q i've
being Isl in certain tract or PARCEL 81 I.d
and being at Port Mayo, In the County Of Hsn,ca.
soout mile from the city of Richmond and Ennw,
acres, and formerly owned and occupied bv FrsS.r;a.
A. Mayo, deceased. III. A. CtAIBORNE
Executor Of FL. A. Claiborne. decassa
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF NEW F

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF NEW FUR
ANlTURE AT AUCTION.-On next TUESDAY,
the LIST day OF May commencing at 10 O'Clock. we
will sell at public auction at the store No. Main
81. .trse formerly occupied BY Curry Bro Opposite
now in said store, embracing in part, Ladies' Cabi.
nets; Bureaus; Mahogany and other Wardrobes;
spring seat sofas; fete-a-retes Divans and Otto.
mans; Spring Seat Parlor and Rocking Chairs: Csna
Seat Parlor and Wood Chairs; Sidsbosrds; Mahseeny
Hat stands Iron Cottage Bedstesds Cribs and Hail
Stands; Lounges; Bedsteads Mahog ahy Gard Tables.
&c. &c; together with many other articles in the
TIE above stock belongs to gentleman who In.
tended to open furniture establishment and has de.
elinsd doing 90. . W
SALE some of which being az vet on board the
er Gallego. BY order Of the proprietor :.
apN LARUS SHINE, Aucts
ADDITIONAL.-Will be added to the shove ,sle
on TUESDAY morning. splendid octave Piano
bright, OF Philadelphia. -
They are now ON exhibition.
spso LARUs SHINE. Aucts. {
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Correspondence OF The Dispatch.
JUDGE BAYLY-sroCk sALEa-lRoN FRONT
BuiLDINes-GuANo, SHIPPING, xc.

BuiLpINos-GuANo. SHIPPING, 10.
NORFOLK, April eth.
Dear Dsspateh--Judge Bsyly Of Acconac
arrived in Portsmouth on Thursday last, and
became the guest of DIR. VIM. Collins. His
heatth Is improving Though the recent hem
orrhSge will prevent his addressing his fel.
low-citizens for some time.
Yesterday, Ferguson and Wilkinson sold
90 shares Exchange Bank stock, at si07 so;
sido slo7 SIS; do. Sl0s; 5 shares American
Insurance at Sl03; 5000 in Norfolk City Scrip
at $50. so; and $1,000 Portsmouth Scrip, due,
ST eos. w. b. Sorey sold ls shares Virginia
Bank Stock at 1880.
There are being erected on Commerce st.,
three large warehouses, with iron fronts, for
F. Vincent, Esq. and Messrs. Borum L Nc
Lean are about establishing large factory
for the manufacture Of agricultural maehi-
merry on the same street
There are three cargoes of guano from Cal.
lao now lying in Hampton Roads, for Hardy
* Bro, of this city.
In port. there are steamers, schooners
and brig. The City of Richmond sailed for
Philadelphia to-day. On yesterday, schrs.
Baltimore, Phillips, and Samuel Francis.
Brown, from Richmond, arrived here.
A crop of 1900 bushels of corn from seed
which took the premium at the last Agricul-
tural Fair, was sold here to-day. 1t was the
finest grain ever sold here.
Yours, MARINER.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

bALIIMUkEi ApEII 20.
Breadstuffs rather quiet to-day. Recsipts and
supply. however, are moderate. The offerings OF
Grain this morning were very small and the market
quiet Prices rather depressed.
Provisions active sad very firm, With only msde-
rate supply and prices tending upwards
Groceries are steady. Coffee, however, 10 quiet
and rather depressed Sugars are firm and In steady
xsquest. Molssses unshsE gsd Rice scarcs and firm
We have NO special change to notice in other
artislNs. -
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
CLAY, BETWEEN THIRD, AND FOURTH
sTREEfs, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wil be
sold ON "WEDNESDAY sftsraoon, the 9th May, 1856,
on the premises, commencing at A o'slosk, that
north side Of Clay. between 81 and 4th strsets "a.
joining the residence of xhos. w. Brock snbroush
alley. = - -
TEaMs--One. fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and IS
months for negotiable notes. interest added and Il.
tie retained till last note il paid Tho taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser. -
ap so 0ODDIN 4 llPERSON Avct.
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BY KENT, PAINE G KENT.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OFDRY COO

TRUSTEE'SS SALE OFDRY GOODS
4 By virtue of deed of trust, dated the sstb S.v
OF. April. 1855. and duly recorded In the CIerk5.
otiice Of Richmond Hastings Court, executed bv
named. on WEDNESDAY. the 9th day Of Nav. 1855.
at the hour OF 10 O'Clock, A. at the store Of ant
Paine Kent, 18th street, proceed to sell at public
suction, to the highest bidder, the entire stock Of
Dry Goods conveyed to me by the ,eid deed. :.
HORACE q. KENT, Trustee.
TermsFour months for endorsed Notes -
sale,to be conducted by Messrs KENT P1,nR b
KENT: HORACE L. KENT, Trustee.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
FIRE IN PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG, April

PKTkRsBuRo, April o.
DEAR DISPATCH; A most destructive Gre
occurred here this morning about half past
2 a clock. The flames were discovered is
suing from the extensive Bollingbrook sta
bles, on I'd street, opposite Mr.. b. Mallory's |;
and. before the engine companies could ar
rive at the spot, the building was burned to
the ground. The stable was vacated q week
or two since by Mr.. +. s. Anthony. 1t was
doubtless the work of an incendiary.
Yours, ID. +. NJ.
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ANrI.LIeuoR Law MxETrNa.--The liquor deal.
ers and drinkers Of New York, held . large and
excited meeting In Tammany Hall, New York, on
FRIDAY night
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RICHARDSON g. CO,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALKRs IN
DRY GOODS.


IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALKRs IN
DRY GOODS.
IS, MAIH STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WE are now in receipt of general and
w well selected stock of fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
Having this In our assortment great variety
In style and fabric, OF
STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES, s.
OF the best 49,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE,
With the newest designs by the Steamer Baltic lust
arrived from Liverpool, OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
All Of which have bssn purchased under the most
esyorsble circumstances and which we are disposed
e ss TO the trade on fair termsmaking In ell cases
4 liberal discount for CASH E
NH l--dke2m$ kICHAkObON co.
DONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS
DAND Notwithstanding to-day splendid
stock OF IS easel straw goods ct all prceF. Special
notice to the Ladies' Of Hichmond. ~
1000 Colored Straw Bennets ct Is cents; 1900 Open
and Plain White Ropnets, 50 cts 1000 Rutland bon
nets at 76c 1000 do do. ne. ct 81; LIE ghorn Flats
Tor Missea; BoyS LeshoFns; 80 boxes handsome Bon.
net Ribbons, cheap for cash.
~ @. A GWATKlN.
ap8 Opposite Exchange bsnk.
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VIsrTIHa FIREMxN.-The Young America and
Washington Fire Companies Of Savannah visited
Charleston on Thursday last and Joined the annual
parade OF the fremen there
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BuRaLAAIKs.-Three house in Savannah wer.
entered, on Wednesday night last, by burglars
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Virginia Revolutionary Bounty Land Scrip, If To-
Gated on land graduated In price below 81 IS %,
acre, the minimum by act Of Congress, can only b.
taken up, acre for acre. This II the substance o.
. recent ruling of the Interior Department
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FusgnAL.-The remains of the late Mrs. General
MCNEIL, sister of President Pierce, took place 10
washington, Saturday morning. Her remains we're
brought there from New Hampshire.
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]. B. SPEAR has been convicted Of stealing letters
from the Boston post Office. He was clerk there.
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A1rkhPrsD AsoATIoN BIZ AN AcTREss.-Friday
vas spPaIently under the influence Of LIQUOR called
q tie fifth Ward Station House and rsqusssd to be
eeovn ths way to Buffalo, N. Y.' She was detain.
3D. and shortly AFTER bscsme quite ILL., and then stated
thss she lad taken large doss Of tineture for the
purpose Of procuring AZ abortion. 4 Rhyisi:n was
sent fsr. She gave her name a. L. Belle Adams;
that sbs vas stopping st the Howard Hotel and il On.
gagged % an actrsss at the Bowery Theatre.
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NEW York, April %.
Cotton firm; flour has advanced l2{; sales 25e0 good
Ohio @I03llol0 81; Southern 600 sold 80 620I0 81
wheat unchanged; corn 10 tIi1s lower Is 600 mixed
lIl0iI2; pork firm, hansactions SMALL 1000 old meal
sold at $3.50; new, 4l7 S70i750; bssf unchanged;
lard dali and declining; Ohio whskey, ST.. -
Stocks dropping; money plenty, Erie r. R., 49l;
Cleveland and foledo, 76; Cumberland, 2ss Reading,
s5t; Penn Coal Co.. I0b3 N Y. Central, o5s Missouri
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NEaRo Town CLERK-John Mercer Langston, q
fugitive slave has been elected Clerk of the Brown.
helm Township, In Ohio:
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DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN Bosron.--On Wednesday
last, ~ some workman were digging under side
walk In Hanover street. Boston, they threw up .
Quantity Of earth strongly iuprsgnstsd with gold
Some were of the opinion that it was the sveepinss
Of jeveller shop.
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OsArH or ACCOMMODATIONS Wjgglss.
worth, one Of the Oldest merchants In Boston, and
the pcssessor of e2.ooo,ooo, died there Saturday
morning.
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DAhAGEs.-The Shelby {Ind.) Circuit Court has
awarded Mrs Sarah Ann Davis e2.75o damages for
ths death OF her husband, Who was run over and
niied ey the cars OF the Cincinnati aud Indianapolis
Railroad Company. Ha5
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AiLLsD-Hush Mitshsll. Of Little Falls. N. T..
~ainsssnsy killed b. the accidental discharge Of his
gun On the 72d inst.
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rArAIcK cAasreAN was killed 10 81. Louis, Mo.
Tuesday. By falling Into the hold OF the boat New
Georgetown.
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IRON Foundry BuRHED.-Barbsrs Iron foundry
a. Snaseton, NJ, was destroyed By IRE on Friday
mint
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

VALUABLE RE AL ESTATE FOR
sALE-Will be sold at Auction, on TUES.
very desirable House and Lot fronting so feet on
Valley street. running bssk Ito feet. being at the
head OF Valley street, 1ust outside of the corpora
ton, The House 10 IN 6rst.rste repairs new
Kitchen and well of eEos,sent water in the yard
FORA Grocery store there 10 no better stand in the
Valley.
TERMs-One-third eash; sseaance ct and sinos.,
interest added, negotiable pstes satisfactorily en-.
dorsed, secured by deed of trust title retained.
GEO. r. RIDING.
Bale conducted by ALEX. NorT, Auct.
ap 2l-tds = sa.-5 q
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TWO NEAT TENE MENTS o.
BY PAYNE & MAYO.
l LEASE ON VERY V VALUABLE

KY, 1865 Will be sold ct auction on the pretnlssa
ON TUESDAY, the lE day OF May next, II fair.
O'Clock NJ, the shove lease on lot OF ground In
the city of Richmond fronting 200 feet on the south
side OF the Dock and running back iz5 feet 20 the
by 4O in which q an excellent steam engine Of q
horse power, with other machinery, nsed = fia-
pren,iscs With small outlay these fixtures might
81 used for Plaster Min. for which business the 1T.
nation OF this lot together With the Improvements
mon Il. furn,sh much greater ADVANTAGES than any
other IN the State Plaster u brought to the net BY
yessels ~ ballast whilst the canals and rsiFcads ia
ts Immediate vicinity edord means of TRANSPORTATION
10 every section Of the eJnntry. 80
Terms made krswn on the day Of sale.
PAYNE MAYO.
Once IN w. 0pd1ia,s New Ruildine
ap4 On Bank street