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FATAL BRIDGE ACCIDENT "A sad accident oe-
Cured in Claremont, n II on the 9Th The Mas.
CONS Fire Co. of Lebanon, On a visit 10 Glare.
mont were passing over a suspension bridge of the
Claremont Manufacturing Co., when it broke and
they were precipitated into the water. All esca-
ped with their lives but one, named VIM. Griffin,
OF Hartford, whose back was found to be broken,
he being dead when taken out from the ruins
The regular marching step OF u body of men is the
severes test that can be applied to any structure
to which the slightest vibratory motion can be Civ.
en- Ii the company had marched by the rout step
without music the accident would not have oc.
cured Boston Herald
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GRADUATES OF THE VIRGINIA MILITARY IN
sTITUrE-The Lexington Gazette publishes the
following list of the graduates at the Virginia Mill
tary Institute:
F. w. Smith, of Norfolk city; Z. L. Smith of Nor.
folk; p B. Stanard, of Richmond city, j. II. Carpen.
ter, of Allegheny; w b. selden, of norfolk city; G.
z. C; Rumbough of Camptsll; G. NJ. Edgar, of Mon.
roe f. III Suddoth, OF Fauquier;J J. L. Cross, of War
rem L. b. Robinson Of King William; w. Y. C.
C NJ. Barton, of Frederi ok; w. B. Cagett, of Lou
donn; J. McAllister of Isle of Wight; w. j. Sar-
W s. Guy. of Nottoway; r. M. Mckinney, of Camp
bel +. ID. Boykin. of Isle of Wight; j. b. Cooke, OF
Powhatsn ! L Meem, of Campbeli; J. A. Gait. oil
Fluvauns; w. n Moorman, OF Campbell; II. IL. Hooe
Of Fauquer w. III Hood. of Southampton; C. s
Hurt, OF Dinwiddie ID. b. Penn, OF Rlchnaond J. iG
Gettines, of Harrison: i. w. Hsnnum, of Washing
tor: T. II Halcomb, of Mecklenburs; T. H. Owen o.
Halifax, and w. Ii. Easley, of Halifax.
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BALLOON AscEasios-A. l.. Carrier of Rich.
asona, made balloon ascension from Frederick
ouig, On The 9Th inst NJ o'clock, p. ii and land
"a 10 New Kent eonaty. % miles below Richmond
ana ene Aandred miles from his starting place, In
.afes hours At time Ia the journey. be was
u Hshtot SIX rivers. In descending the balloon
received TWO large rents from contact with the
tees.
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TELEcRAPH1c NEWS.
TIM DtsPAT CT


gryrALc. y. Y, July 10 The Kansas Aid Con.
ventiou met here yesterday. Governor Reeder pre-
aiding. The object Of the Convention was stated
10 be to secure unity and efficient action behalf
of Kansas.
To day Gerritt Smith, chairman of the Commit
tee on Resolutions, reported resolutions recon-
mendirg sending armed forces into Kansas
Gov. Reeder thought Mr Smiths resolutions too
ultra. He said that the time had not yet arrived
for such action If the power of the government
had been delegated to him {Reeder) there would
before now have been heaps Of dead men on the
fields of Missouri He did not wish TO give the
South notice of their intention of marching armed
men into the territory. He wanted the enemy to
have the FIRST notice of the blow given by the
blow itself. The free state party were too slow
for him
Mr.. Smith said if this reasoning we're correct
the convention should sit with closed doors. The
South could not help knowing that something was
going TO be done.
A resolution was passed for raising $780, 600 per
month
The convention then adjourned until the after
noon.
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ARMAGEpDoN, is the title OF new book by S
d. BALDWIN, A. NJ, which essays to prove, from
Bible prophecy that Monarchy and the Catholic
Church are TO be overthrow; aud further, that
there is also foretold in the Bible the existence of
the United States, its future greatness its inva.
zion by allied Europe; humiliation of Monarchy
expansion into the Millenial Republic, and It's do
rinion over the whole world For sale at the
Methodist bookstore.
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AssAULT.-Tbe ex-Bishop of North Carolina
Professor j. Silliman Ives, was knocked down and
brutally assaulted in New York, Tuesday morning,
at the office Of the Hudson river depot, by bag
gage master there, the only offence of the Rev.
gentleman, it is said, being request to deliver
over vase and trunk for which he had check
from the conductor. The offender was arrested
taken before justice and sentenced TO deliver the
baggage, pay heavy fine and to give bonds for
his future good behavior
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STATE STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY or VA
There are still vacancies for State students at the
Unversityof Virginia from the Charlotte, Eau
quier, Mercer, Harrison, Barbour, Ohio, Appomat
tox. Wetzel and Washington districts, which are
to be filled by the 10th September. The faculty
have made the following appointments:
City OF Norfolk, A Meade Smith; Isle of Wight
district, John Arthur; Petersburg do, George 40.
ans; Halifax J Madison Smith; Bedford, Francis
Meriwctler; James City district. Alexander Hogg;
Lancaster do, VIM. Ward; Fairfax do, VIM T
Morrill,; Ahenarle, Andrew J Trerillian; Buck.
inghan district, Randolph Page Hardy do. A
McGili Smith; Page do, John Mohler Augusta,
Cornelius Hanger; Allegheny district, Frank C
Wood; Resell do W \ Hendrick; Greenbrier do,
VIM q Wise; Accomac do, VIM. Hope Peek; Nor
folk County do. Thomas Hume, jr. Southampton
do, Robert T Beadall; tsyvana, p Doddridge
Thompson; Hanover district j. NJ Hull; Gleuces-
Ter do, j T Walker; Loudoun, John Milton; Lou.
lisa district, Thomas Kagland; Jefferson do. Oh
Mortimer Gibbons Rockbridge do. G w Dudley;
City of Richmond, Elijah l. Carter.
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DENMARK SOUND DUEs.-From Berlin, June
2lst, it is stated that owing to the mediation o.
Russia, an arrangement has been concluded be-
tween Denmark and the United States in virtue of
which provisional toll convention will remain in
force till June, 1857, and the Sound dues will be
collected under this convention as formerly
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
-s,s., ,ic~r,c~, Jniy II, 1885.


The HfFef ~ - DNASsFs
We invite the attention Of the Comnisn Couho'.
...,n "a the condition of the river. The oa' a.
ollie. creek extends far into it. and vessels con-,
Ins up have sheer off towards the s0a,as'. .s :.
,se stream 10 pass that bar. But even aitef .ne
v.s.els have reached their wharves, 81 10" 'iie
thew lie on the bottom. This Is the case WIN 'ne
steamers, of both the New YORK anu oA'1'u'ofe
lines
This 4, a matter for the very serious considera.
ton Of the Council and we cannot suppose for a
mopen. that any member of that body. however
foreign to commercial pursuits may be his voea
zion viii for moment hesitate IS TO the clear and
solemn duty of the city TO deepen the water at the
whsryes. and keep clear the way to them. /. la
no, only the duty but the interest of the city that
this shall be done IF the harbor is to be filed up,
we had better at once take Col. ToMLIs's propo-
sal and move Richmond down to West Point
This subject demands the eariies. attention of the
city authorities.
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Later from Kansas The Free State Con
vention Dispersed by Col. sumneF-.COn
y.ufiou TT 1'nnrEa.


Advices from Topeka. Kansas. to the 4th, say
that Convention met there on the 81 inst and
passed resolutions in favor of the Republicans and
denunciatory of the Democrats appealing to the
friends of Free Kansas in Congress to stop voting
supplies until Kansas shall be admitted into the
Union under the Topeka Constitution. Mr. Don
Alison and Judge Gilmore read the Presidents pro-
clanation Of February last, and Gov. Shannon s
proc amatiop; and Mr. Woodson read note from
Col. Sumner, saying that he would prevent the
meeting Of the Legislature but they were unheed-
ed. About 800 were present all armed
On the 4th, both branches Of the Free State Lee
gisature met when Col Sumner entered the town
with 900 United States dragons, and planted two
cannon at the head of Kansas avenue. The troops
were drawn up before Constitutional Hall Col
Sumner told the citizens that he would not disarm
them or break up the Convention, but had orders
to dissolve ne Legislature and would DO 50.
Col. Sumner repaired TO ths Hall of RepTesents
tives aud said :, ~ am called upon 10 perform the
painful duty Of my life Under the authority of
the President here to dissolve the Legslsure
In accordance with my orders command GU to DIS
perse God knows have party Iaellng in the mat
ter, and will have while hold my present po
siton in Kansas. have just returned from I5c Dor
der where have been sending home Missou,iaus;
and here with instructions oisper the Legis
Iature. / again rand you 10 disperse -
Judge Schuyler asked If they were to undsrstand
that they were be driven out at the point Of the
bayonet.
Col. Sumner replied that he would use the whole
force under his command to enforce the orders.
The House then dispersed
A similar enacted in the Senate.
The Convention is preparing resolutions endorsing
the State Government and the Topeka constitution.
The fears oil invasion kept large numbers from at.
tending.
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The cheap press in England, which has sprung
up within the last two three years, ia beginning
TO exercise s heathful influence upon tie public
lAind. 1t Is chiefly through this Influence that the
government was compelled to adop, more mode
rate tore In the matter of Mr.. Champions dismiss
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STATE ELEcrioSs.-0a the first Monday in Au
gust elections will be held in the States of Ken
lucky, Arkansas, Texas, Missouri and Iowa and
on fhe hrst Thursday OF August, la North Carroll
ma and Tennessee. On the first Monday OF Octo.
eeF In Georgia and Florida, and on the second
Tuesday Of October in Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana
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EXTENSIVE FRA most extensive confisgra-
ton occurred at the Marine Railway lust below
Madison, Indiana, ON Thursday night. The fire
originated i'll the mill, consuming that and
then the flames spread to tie lumber adjacent. and
machinery OF the railway, the upper part Of which
was entirely destroy ed, and TO several new steam
ers on the stocks The whole loss is set down at
5000 600
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lNsuRING DEBrs.-We see, avs the PhilsdeIphis
Journal that association is about 10 be started
n Berlin. called the "Deutsche Credit Versicherurr
GaseIlsehait" (iusrantec Society," fer the purpose
OF enabling in trade nsure themselves az ain,t
bad debts IL is said TO be drawn up the model OF
slGilsr associations already existing in England and
france The French company, for similar purpos g,
called lie Ducroire" is quoted having at the nd
OF lb31 policies cut for least $50 GOO U00 sim
liar association IN this country would doubtess be
well patronized especially by those talors and boot.
makes who have extenaive dealings with cur fast
young men, though doubtful whether such
debts would be insured ST any price.
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HIGH PRICE FOR TOMATOES. On Wednesday,
the cd July, saws the Fredericksburg Herald. It
H. Lpscomb paid in Richmond seven and q half
dollars for basket of Tomatoes containing three
fourths of a bushei, being at the rate of ten dol
lars per bushel, brought them to this place and
sold them at profit of two and half dollars
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EDUCATIONAL CoNyEATfoN.-Thc Board OF
Trustees Of Bethany College have appointed r. l.
Coleman Of Albemarie, J. ii. Pendleton, of Wheel.
ing and Rev. Alexander Campbell delegates to
the Educational Convention, 10 be held In Rich
mond on the ga inst
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SESTENCED.-Danie Eugene Branch, one of
the American hotel plunderers whose apprehension
was recorded some time ago, had been tried at the
Manchester, England sessions on Saturday, on
the charge Of committing tive robberies at the Al
biou HOTEL in that city, on the 10th of pril last -
The prisoner was found guilty, and sentenced to
twelve mouths imprisonment
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Michigan Politics.

DETROIT, July 10.-Ths Republican State c ,n
ventinn met here Yesterday aud re-nomiuated Gov
Bingham, with all the present State officers. Pro
Sidentiai Electors were appointed.
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RETAINED MAcHIsisTs-The nachiniSts of Bos-
and vicinity, ssys the Boston Traveller, who are
III the habit OF spending their winters tie planta
lions OF Cuba, and coming home during the summer.
have nearly ali returned Tor the present They
bring home unusual nnm5er of orders for machine
ry and the result will be increased activity in eur
machiue shops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

fkAcE ApDskss.-'fhe city council of Frede.
r'ekspars. Va, has adopted response to the citi
Gems OF Lymington, England, assuring them OF the
earnest desire 0: our people to cultivate Split Of
peace and amity with Great Britain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

ACADEMY OF EIsIrATIoN.-At the Academy Of
Visitation at Georgetown, ID. G., Wednesday the
distribution of premiums took place Rev. Bish
op Wheean, OF Wheeling, and Rev. Bishop Nc.
Gill; of Richmond, were present. Crowns and
gold medals were awarded, among others, to Miss.
rs Frances Beckham, Warrenton, Va, and Mar
tha Smith, Middleburg, Va. Miss Mary Pizzini, OF
Richmond, had some beautiful pieces OF fancy
work on exhibition.
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THE FOURTH ~ NEW BRUAsWICk-A fine dis
play OF fire works frovi the steamer Admiral, at
St Johns, \. B. came off on the evening or the
4tk. An American Tessel fired salutes and the
day was noticed Otherwise, though the rain pour.
ed in torrents
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DISASTERS OF THE WESTERN RIVERS The St
Louis Democrat contains list of the disasters on
tEs western rivers during the six months ending
Oh the Both of June last. The number of steam
ers lost is forty six, as follows By fire, l0 by
collision. iee snags, &c, Sc; total &C. The mum
Der of lives lost was 10 During the same period
there were two explosions. The total amount of
property destroyed was 81. 100000
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HAND soMuY DoSE.-The congregation of the
Presbyterian Church In Norfolk, at recent meet
ing, resolved to present Rev. Mr. Armstrong, the r
pastor, with $500, and reeomme ending him to ira
vel three months for the purpose OF recruiting his
hna
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Miss Kimberly gave her seventy-irst reading
of Hiawatha 3. Niagara Falls on Saturday even
ing.
Sir William Don has been playing at the Edin-
bnrgh theatres, and his setips as Timothy TODD.
les Is said TO have been most excellent
The last surviving son of the German poet Vie.
land died on the 10th ultimo, q: Weimar, in Saxo-
ny.
Awful Gardner" sof New York, offers IN en-
gage In prize light i'll Canada with ID Rrad'
icy, OF Philadeiphia, for 100 or s. ,000
An editor out West announces the birth of His
ninth child under the head of Distressing Casual
ty.'
All the prisoners ia the Minnesota pepiten,iarv
escaped on the iassweek in june and lad NOT be- en-
re-taken. ~ ~ 0''
MeCormick's extensive Reaper factory. as chi.
last s"""'
John L. Smith. q constable of Raleigh. n q
was shot and killed on the Sch inst, by A. Hsy
wood, OF Wake county. N G.
Rev NJ d Eoge, of Richmond, has BEEN chosen
President Of the Society of Ainnni Of Uampden
Sydney College -
LARGE LocoaoTvE-An new Locomotive hul,,
AZ Baltimore Is said TO be the largest IN he world
II mas ~ wheels II inches In diauaeter r. - Ineh
s'f'ke, IL feet ore box, and wsIghs 80 L as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11
Trial of Hon. p. L. Herbert.

WASHINGTON July lo-.The evidence in the
trial of Hon. z. Il. Herbert, of California was
concluded today. The counsel for the prisoner
unsuccessfuiIy insisted that it the duty of the
Government to have all present in Court who wit
messed the killing of Heating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

Rev. J. /. Burrows, OF Richmond, delivered the
address at the commencement of the hoins insii
tete, Botetourt, Va on the 81 inst.
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DEATH Oh a VALUABLE HORSE" Clifford d
we'll known prize horse. belonging @. TwiteheIl,
Esq, killed. says the Boston Transcript en- Sat
urday. 81 Brooklne, by falling his back viii great
violence while in the act II resting. He received
the first premium the list OF 4niiy horses at the
Rhode Island Stats Fair last fall anG also the first
premium IT the National Agricultural Exhibition in
mis-
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Ohio, has been appointed Consul to Bordeaux, and
Isaac w. Beadteh, of Vermont Consul to Con-
stauJinoUIe
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Old Line Hhfg e.

MaryiaDd Ola Line WING Convention.
BALTIMORE. July l0.-The Old Line Wing State
Convention met here oday. The Hon. Alex lander
Randall was chosen President.
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1nESs GOODS FOX THE SEASON.
- Orssndie Mus!ins and French Jseonsts; Bsrrs.
and orgaadis Robes at low prices; iares stock Of
OF new Dress Silks. Debeses and De Lanes far rra
seIns dresses Parasols and Ladies' Silk Umbrellas.
1Lsss. Siotn and Cactns Skirts; Msntas black and
above Goods They have been mari ed down ~ n,,cs
that Will command imEned sale
w. r. PERKINS l. co.
~ No 1it Earle saoare
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OFF AGAIN-Among the passengers by the
Asia Tuesday for Liverpool, was Bayard TAYLOR
The poet.traveler. Mr. Taylor goes abroad with
the expectation Of remaining about two years. du.
ring which he intends TO travel in the North of Eu.
rope, and spend winter in Lapland
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

Maj. Thomas J. Jackson, Professor of Philoso
ply in the Virginia Military Institute has gone to
Europa.
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ENGLAND Ann THE CENTRAL AMERICAN CUES
r,oy-The London Post of tho I'D June. while
considering the danger Of war with the United
states over at leas. for the present-thus des-
scants upon the policy Of its government with re-
gard to the Central American Question:
I'VE cannot ourselves ace what object this en-
,rerne humility Ii intended to answer. We put
ABIDE the opening sceue-,he small cloud that rose
on the horizon-ths little question OF enlistment
Tt o. may be taken settled. The real matter
that we have face Is the subject of the exclusive
RICH. of the United States to extend itself IN Amer
lea. HIetaer En9Land-schether EAvope-is TO re
tire altogether before the movements Of tais country
To rscede before its ddrance TO strike its flag TO me
stars and stripes of the iiibasters; to declare that It
has 40 right protect the natives, to coonise or
TO trade except under the gracious permission OF
the free and enlightened republic.
"It is net the least likely that the Government Oh
the United States will seriously adhere TO TINS az
surd claim of despoiism over the whole OF Ahierf
ca IL not likely that they viii deliberately en'el
iuto a quarrel which would do them the esiueh'
damage of dispute with England, for the mere
sake of asserting the Monroe doctrine Ii - not
likely that, with the business they have On hand
within the States they will the enormous risks
hieh they would incur by q serious dinerence
with England. Peace is TO them innniteiy more
important than it ia to US. 1t ID only by such RI
dieulous pieces of submission as that proposed and
abandoned by Mr. Baillie in his long winded adj
dress and threatened TO be taken as DAD legacy
by Mr. Moore that we should encourage the States,
whoever may he chosen as toeir PRESIDENT, to en-
ter on q difficulty with England The British peo-
ple are really about the last in the world to give
I'd their rights in any quarter of the globe. The
party who hunger and thirst in vain for q second
opportunity Of distinguishing themselves in Office,
have, in this instance at least, chosen wrong
line in their search for popularity. miserable
submission to the United States the last cry that
will serve their urpose.
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MURpER.-Franeis Mclean, while in q state Of
intoxicstion, murdered ais wife at Albany n Y
Monday night. The murder is described by the
papers as very brutal aud the appearance of the
covered it ran into the street shouting murder and
calling for help.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

k Eel an new In regular reccipa o.
ishtfal fusl for sratss ana The latter an excsIsnt
and economical substitute for anthracite coal fos
stoves, ranges and heating farnacss Apply q the
ccsnsr OF Byrd and 9Th streets, south sids Canal.
NH s----ts JN0. ]. WERTH, Asa &
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RlCHMOND SODA WATER AND BOT.
AZ THING ESTABLlSHMENT.-I TO- fired fact
that the only genuine article OF BOTTLED SODA
WATER, made in this city, is put up by M. McCOR-
MACk who fatters himself that he is able to coul-
having been engaged in the busnsss for the last niue
years.
he 10 now conducting the above business in all it's
branches tor Mr. WA. r. LAID, and takes this me-
thcd OF Informing his numerous friends and the pa
irons OF his old establishment that nothing his
part shall be wanted to sustain its former reputs
ton.
fF- To prevent imposition, be sure 70 call for
"McCORMACk,S SODA WATER
~ SODA WATER, ALE and PORTER deliver.
cd in all parts of the city, free Of charge.
- Al orders from city csuntry customers
promptly attended to. Address
WIN r LADb.
ap 5-3m Pearl st.. and No. 800 Broad g
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Adjournment OF the Court of Claims.
WASHINGTON, July 10-The Cour. of Claims
has adjourned indefinitely
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M EAL.--r rsshly fonnd ir0m pure w hite
IVA Corn, can be had at "Brsgg's Old Mill near
the Armory.
Customers supplied at their doors daily, at the low
nricaa
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NTOTICE..-We have this day appointed
~ Mr.. CHARLES BATES Agent carry
on a Provision business al Stall No. ], in the New
Market in the city of Richmond, to lug and sell for
cash only. i. M. HAROLD,
il 1l-2w j. M. MURRAY.
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NJ OH q E--Tcmporary Rein0vai.--l he
IN subscrsbe7, for the purpose of giving wsy to IN
erection of new house has removed his store from
his old stand of Main and 18th streets three
doors above. where he weuid be pleased TO see his
friends and TIE public generally. in want Of FIRST
rate ercle Of Clothing assuring them that h. i mrs.
pared with all the necessary requisites to saon the
outward man. EB SPENCE
asmonA"ie Ctothisr and Merchant Tailor
ie17 No ta.; Nm
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+ In eoun~ction with my Architectural and EAss
sssriaa Office have opened Draft;as room, where
aided BY eempstsnt ASSISTANTS am prepared 70 msss
Desieas and Copies Of ell kinda Of Machine Wois'
PlAas for Bndasa stone or othsrwises Copies % LIZ
ograph from, Of RailEUaA and Canal Mas and kiV
dlss; Copies Of Land Maps Tss1insA no. vita W.
signs for wood. stone or iron; Ornamental Woxa:
asss WILLIAM PEkCIVAA
+ nah les.-6a Civil Ensisssr and Architss1
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DIED.

In This eit- yes.-rdsv, the lo.h Joiy a +, months
FAINT child Of John and AIMS Aaneh' $50 ~
and days .,.,hi..vsrfnss t half pest
4 o'clock from the residence o. nes pAlen1' -
n IL al streets.