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FOR RENT AND SALE.

81 A NEW AND COMFORTABLE
~ PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON CLAY STREET,
= squares above Mr.. Sam'l T. Puliam's Residence,
Y0R sALE.-At the request OF the owner offer for
sale the above mentioned House, copied by me for
the last Is mouths. 1t fronts 81 feet on Clay street
contains rooms with cool and AIRY passage, the
whole depth Of the house, aud all necessary autbud
ings As the owner isanxious to dispose Of it. it will
be- sold for much less than Its value aud on time to
GODDiN 4 APPERsoN,
Or to p. l.. WuODS0N,
au H-3tS At Jacob woodson's. on Broad st.
o.. FOR RENT.-A Brick Tenement
Ii the suburbs of Union Ill., on 18th street. 1t
nts . rooms, handsome porches in front and rear,
we'll OF water IN the yard and kitchen with rooms
Also an enclosed lot Of an acre attached This prop
erty has recently undergone considerable improve
ment and alteration which renders il of the most
pleasant and convenient residences to be found
Rent only Slt1.
Apply at No. 40 Main street, TO
an l. WIN WALSH.
- FOR RENT-The brick Dwelling
M:a House. on Second between Main and Franklin
strcsts now occupied by MIR. Jas; L. Apperson. Pus-
session given ON the 18th September next.
Also, tenement No. PIP, on Brnad, between I'd and
4th streets, now occupied by Mr.. VIM, Dodd as
bakery, and possession given first October Apply
to Jan l5-6tl JAMES GRAY SONS.
o. FOR RENT new Brick Dwell
hi ings, corner of eth aud Clay streets, in
good ghborhood, suitable for the accommodation
ant the rent will be very low. Possession can be
had at once.
Also, Store No. 8, under the St. Charles Hotel
Apply to T.. A. J. CL0PTON,
Corner of Wrll and Franklin streets.
opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill 4 Co.
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EMPRESS COM'Yl
RICHMOND May lst, 1857
= !. ,zEn ry.sssss:=r-E7 SPECIAL NOTICE

ssT 4E ..rN~-E..1.W We are prepared to transact
any business On the Virginia Central Railroad Tap
pertaining TO the Express busuers) Especial atfen-
iron VIII be paid To THAT line in connection Nth the
different Springs of virginia.
Messengers will leave daily at O'Clock A NJ in
charge OF valuables, money, &c.
For further particular, apply to
j. l.. NACDONOUGH, Agent
my Adams Express ca ia Main q.
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.-NOTICE.-l

n n L IL III n " L i Il CoAb-~ANOiICL.- III
~ am receiving orders for the best quality OF AN
TIRACITE COAL, To be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through will receive 220 lbs to tibet ton,
(they allowing q commission of IL per cent?
Those who wish to lay i'll their winter supply, VIII
ind greatly their interest to purchase at this
season of the year. when coal and freights low
All orders enclosed to me through the Post Office
left at the Drug Store of Messrs. Ladley Robinson,
corner of ith and FrauklDstreets, at the law Of
fce of Powhatan Roberts, Of 18th and Main SITS,
(where my Office il kept0 will be promptly attended
IN 10 IO-3ul WRIT ROBERTS.
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In retiring from the Coal business, the subscriber
would respectfully recommend TO his customers his
successor. Mr.. r. H. GIBSON, being fully conf
dent that in purchasing from him they will have
every satisfaction that attention to business and
prompt execution of their orders, can afford them.
The subscriber will hereafter devote his whole rhine
and attention to THE BUSINESS or TIE SAW
MILL. III has lately made contracts for n supply of
logs of superior quality well worthy ofthc attention
Of builders, and others who may want timber.
au 6--3taw3w JNO. WILLIAMS.
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S3,t2n,lin 81 s. 2g6.274

May. June. July.
indebtedness of Direo-
s75,933 81 1913 81 1928 g
The undersigned Directors of the Bank of the Va,
les in Virginia, have examined this foregoing stat
inents, aud believe them To be correct.
J. 2. SMITH.
JNU. y. BELL,
ID. DLLlNGoW0RTH
GEO w. WARD
W. l.. CLARK.
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HORSE SH0EING.- would inform the
Apublie that having engaged newly patented
HAMMERED SHOE, am prepared TO put them on
the set, {for essh)
HINGES at 10 cents the pound TIRES reftsei
at s. the set.
80 AL work warranted.
A. D. LIPsCOMR, Blacksmith,
Between Broad and Marshall SITS. on TIN
" 2l--ln<
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DUN, RUN, RUN-And don't stop I'M
u til you come to LEWIS Store of Bargains
Black and Colored Elastic Rcts at l2iz cts; Linen
lIdkfs. oay g.. cts Linen Ton rs IS cts. dozen;
ltdti1; al Gus 9ih anu L hp.ts at ana peg"
hons only 2ls cts; Hoop Skirts only IS cts; Hoop
skirts misses only 20 cis bincn Collars for small
boys at l25 cts Linen Collars for ladies at I21s cts
100 fine Worked Cambria Collars Mt 50cts worth 81:
Beregc, Debege and Lawn only l2l5 cts Lawn
Dress Patterns 81 per dress large variety ofopen
and shut Fans TO be sold very low. If you want to
save your money Won have only tn come to
au J JACOB A. LENi'S ID Main street
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CLOVER HILL COAL.-I am prepared to supply
my friends and the customers of the late firm of
" illiams Il Gibson, with the best quality of this
COAL at the market price, ~
p II GIBSON
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DISSoLUTIoNS, &c.

DISSOLUTION.-Ih firm of Z. ARCH
~ Err Il co has been dissolved by mutual CON
sent Either of the partners will the name of the
firm in settling up the business. ..
r. ARCHER,
A ID TONNES,
X. :. ARCHER,
Richmond, July IS, 1857. +. 7. GLASGOW.
The undersigned will continue the manufacture of
Bar Iron Railroad Fastenings, &c, at the ArHory
Rolling Mills under the style of ARCHER co,
and solicit continuance of the patronage heretofore
extended to the late firm.
r. ARCHER,
1axy1po ARGuER
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TlO THE LApIEs-SgAsoNABLE ioons :

TO THE LADIEs--SEAsoNABLEG oops-
u Checked Chambray, for travelling dusters B,av
Linens for do. do, Mohair Dcbaehes Silk Warn ar.
tune, made up travelling Dustors of checked Tb.,,-
bray, Linen busters Of brown French Linen In
dresses Mohar Brsids Linen Collars. BacI rr.na
Collars Hoop Skirts Cactus Skirts valenciena Sal.
Checked Mohair, for busters and Raglans. Erewn
Braid Flats fine Leshorn FLAT, Hack Bonnets. Fans
duced prices G. A. GwAfKIN
sub Opposite Exchange Hank.
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c. D. LIPSCOMB.
4 NTHHACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal !!

n The subscriber having fitted up large and com
modious coal yard on Dock between 18th aud 18th
streets with of Fairbank patent balances, for
the purpose of weighing COAL, will furnish his pa
irons with 22iO lbs to the ton each load weighed and
not guessed att at the very lowest market price.
or if preferred he will sell his COAL at an advance
of per cent on cost and charges at the time
he will always keep on hand the best quality, and in
vites the particular attention Of his friends and the
public generally to give him call before purchas
nx at No. a Main street, or at his COAL yard
FERNS cash lie I2-ts) PC LARUS.
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UNITED STATES MAIL

Captain Parrish leaves Richmond every Turssiay az
"rn"1n City Point same evening, and Norfolk next
morning wednesday, for New York
The ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner leaves CITY Point
every Saturday noruing and Norfolk every Saturday
evening. for New York
Returning. the jamestown leaves New York from
Tier H. North River, every Saturday afternoon with
Passengers for Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond
without detention ut Norfolk merely stopping there
Ia land passengers She takes freight only for Rich
mond.
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier evsry
Petersburg and Richmond, hut takes freight emily for
Norfolk. North Caroline AMI Petersburg
Passage and fare, Stateruum included between
Norfolk and Now York, 81; Stecrage passage 81
Passage and fare statcrcom Included between
Richmond PetcrsbuTg and New York, ssO; Steerage
ra>sags. S.
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"a For RENT-One of two dwelling

Iii hOusc--either the one now occupied by me-, on
street, between eth and Sth streets (my time
in which will expire on the 2th OF July, 1851 or the
house Clay street, corner of Foushee street. lately
occupied by Col. VIM X. Drinkard. -
TH0S. LAWSON.
RD- Applications may be made TO me, at the Cham
ai,'s Eft
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1--we NORFOLK AND RICH
L--Ir-..ost 80 -. MOND TRANSPORTATION LINE
The s,raTncr KAHN KEE, ia connection with line
of BARGES will run regularly from RICHMOND
a. NORFOLK twice a week
Freight (Which will he taken az low rases) receiy I'd
at any time ut my warehouse. on the Deck
81 Vessels lowed to and from City Point OF Hamp-
ton Roads. on moderate terms.
iy It's A q LEE Agent
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w. DAILY LINE BETWEEN

rT DAILY LINE BETWEEN
sL-44-xS s2s-rRICuNoND, OLD POINT PORTS
MOTH AND SoRFoLK.-Thr Steamers GLEN
COVE and CURTIS PENk, now In first rate order,
WILL and after MONDAY next 18th inst COM
menoe and continue q daily line between the above
places.
The GLEN COVE. Capt j. o. Davis. will leave the
wharf at Rockets ON MONDAY morning At ~
ocieck precisely; and the CURTIS PICK, Captain
samuel barney. will leave the wharf al Nor ok ON
the same morning and At the same hour. and con-
Time to run every day Sunday excepted and touch
AZ all the regular landings the river going and r1-
turning
Passage to Old Point. Portsmouth and Norfolk o. 70
Forward passage, 80
sieals 50 cts each, r. o. HAsKINS.
Freights taken usual, but the treights On all
goods Intended to be put of any Of the landings ou
the river must be paid when the articles sent 20
the Boat and we not responsible for any article
after Il is put ON the wharf 10 which L u directed
10 Is y. U. HAskiNSs
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his so l. U Il ON OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The undersigned have this day, by mu-
tuaI consent dissolved copartneTshp Either Of the
parties is hereby authorized TO settle the business of
the late concern. JNO. WILLIAMS,
August 6, 1851 Z. ii. GIBSON.
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So CORN MILL FOR RENT.-We are

[I disposed to rent To good tenant the CORN
Will on Mayo's Bridge, adjoining our mills in Man
chester supplied with new and approved Machinery,
apabr of grinding $50 bushels of meal per day, with
aptcity for increasing the quantity to 800 bushels
he Machinery and Burrs for which are ready to be
applied
This MILL from its convenience to the city, and the
travel continually passing it, has always secured
large patronage and is well worthy the attention OF
those disposed to engage in the business.
For Terms, apply at the Mille, or at our Office on
iith street
an 3-dSC2W RRUMMEL 4 ROYSTERS.
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DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN

EyIOI1 NUN d DEIIII I'M d DIe-hAto Il U OA
IL DRY, FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-,
FaCTORY.-No 22j Main street, between Sth and
9Th west sleThe subscriber hs for sale $40 Crates
TENDERS and summer Pieces embracing 100 different
kinds ana is daily manufacturing Crates to order,
Wholesale and retail, at Northern prices. Crates,
Bells &C. neatly packed and forwarded to any part OF
the State. Also, Bells and Brass Castings made TO
order and all kinds of repairing done at the shortest
notice . ,,,-oo~,
NH l9-em SAM'L ID. pENooN.
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Rain about Savannah Political
CORRESPONDENCE oP THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

tumPdigH-deHS. Walker dRd Lfnnngson-The
Wheat and t6ttOH GRIP.
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T AGER BEER.-Putin bottles, for fami-
IL " use. Per dozen pnts 81 -; per dozen quarts
$685. centsa dozen allowed by return of the bot
ties. Orders left with Mr.. o. A. Strecker, Messrs
Laidley Robinson, or at my old stand, will be
promptly attended TO. 2. WlLBACHER,
10 26 No. 1S Main st
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IN IMPORTANT NOTICE TO a
<AAHAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERS. III
From IS 10 ~ per cent saved by buying from
J. IL. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best ss
quality molsskin Hats $3.50; second quality, 3; silk
flats, 80; fine calskin sewed Boots, 1851; Con
sreSs Boots best quality French patent leather 81 10
English kid, 1915; buckskin, $3.50; lasting 81,
calfskin 1926 patent leather pumps, 81 calfskn do.
81 IS; calfskm oxford Ties, 81 Is They all made
to order and warranted to wear well.
Terms. cash on delivery; one price and no abatc-
ment ap 10
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NEW FIRM.-We have this day associ-
~ ated with US in business Mr.. II. BROWNELL
and the style Of the firm Will be CbARkS0N, AN
DERS0S 4 co.
A continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed
on the old arm i respectfully socitrd for the new
shall constantly endeavor TO give satisfaction
to our friends and the public
CLARKSOS & ANDERSON
Importers of Hardware, &c,
No LOG Main street.
July 1887. jy7-ts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-20

SHOOTING AFFAIR. We learn that while
the steamers Golden Era and Messenger
were On their way 10 ST. Paul, last week,
they got TO racing. During the race. the
Messenger being ahead. kept crossing the
bows Of the Golden Era. thus preventing
her passing BY. She crossed once too much,
however, and her wheel caught the guards
OF the Golden Era, smashing them to pieces
and completely demolishine the wheel o!
the Messenger. While this performance
was going on. Captain Stewart oi the Aes-
senger. drew . revolver and fred al William
'Tibbais, the pilot OF the Golden Era, but
without edecting other injury than making
. couple Of bullet holes in the pilot house
about foot and half from the head OF the
pilot.
Capt. stewart deserves the condemnation
Of every pcrson for his conduct in thus no,
saly sndangering the life OF the pilot, bu,
als1 Jsopardixing the lives Of over two hun
dred passenger on board the Golden Ere
-Dsbssse NovtAsossf.
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fousD DaoxxEp.- Al the mouth OF
Duck Creek in this County on the 18th
inst, the body OF a man was found. appsr.
entity Il or 30 years Of age, about feet IL
inches high, stout built. and front teeth
gone. He was dressed in thick gray wsolen
pants, cotton undersh,rt and drawers. thick
heavy boots, black handkerchief around his
aesk, back vest aud no coat. He ..Ad Z
pocket kn,fr. small key aud an empty port
nonaie in his pocket. The body - supposed
90 have been in the water two months. An
inquest was held by John Evans, Eco. o
Pleasant Valley, in the absence OF the Cor
oner We are indebted to Mr.. Evans for
the particulars
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BAoLT Huar.-Essaine before las, q
man named George S~syne. . carpsnter,
went into Kents saloon. opposite the Pes,
once. and called for drink. He profesed
q counterfeit gold dollar in payment to the
bat.keepsr, when Mr.. Kent told the man il
VISA base counterfeit and he knew il. The
man went out and stood before the screen.
After a willis M. Kent went 10 The front
door where tbs man was standing, picking
h.s teeth with a pen knife Swayne a.
tackled Kent. and with his knife Gu, the
iausr's face very badly 0ae cheek ~as
penetrated through and other ugly gsshss
made. s~syas was arrested, aud yes.er.
day morning appeared before Justice Johns.
lie was committed for assault ssa battery
with atls.spt TO kill.
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Arrival Of The Aasls 0axea.


0uEDkC, nay 10.
The Canadian screw steamer Anglo
Saxon arrived here yesterday ats A.. rom
Liverpool on the 9th, with four days later
Intelligence than per Asia at New York;
bu, a. the Canadian Telegraph Lines GU
not Omen on Sunday, we were unable to
transmit, her news till now.
The Grand Duke Constantine was still
In Paris.
IL ives -nmorsd that a discovery had been
made Of = great conspiracy to explode May
10th, throughout Spain.
General Santiago Medinno Garrido had
been appointed commander Of the Spanish
army in war with Mexico, and had embark
ed for Cuba.
Baron Gros 10 10 proceed to China o. the
French Plenipo;en,iary
GRgAT BRirAIS.-T The speech from the
Throne is looked forward to with much in
terest. IL 10 said that il there is not = very
distinct pledge Of reform bill, Mr.. Oldbuck
will move an amendment to it, II will pro.
baby be carried.
The French journals profess to know
xbont Lord Elgin's instructions respecting
China, and say he will demand q renewal
OF the treaties. with the extension Of the
privileges To three other potts besides the
i've to which they already claim admi.tancei
also the establishment Of Militia posts in
all ports where English consular agent,
reside, and the se.erection OF the forts q
Canton, Shanghai and Hong Kong
PaussIA.--The Upper Chambers hav.
passed q bill 10 prohibit the circulation oi
foreign bask notes. Other dscal measures
are In progress.
RussrA.-The Treaty with Japan is pub.
lished. By il the japanese ports OF Simods
Hskodada and Nangaski are opened.
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SALE 0. Lor. ro. pAY NJ ALLEN 4 CLAkl

SALE o. Lors TO-DAY nv ALLEN 4 CLAEK.
We call the attention Of our readers this
morning, TO the rare opportunity afforded Of
securing beautiful site for . residencs. Or
making a pro6tsble investment. We do
no, remember when 90 large a number Of
excellent lots have been offered in the city
and we can assure those desiring 20 pur.
chase that they are among the choicest in
our suburbs. Be sure to attend the sale.
Sale takes place a, 2 o'clock p. n, on the
premises, one mile from the river. on Brady
near Locust street.
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NV Yoxa, MAJ is. Y. ~
flota-No i.spofisas ekanss In ne market sales
5000 obls o6 eO0s ~ for commoa choice ger
eae stass 66sxs 20 fot .stfa state; o,H Deyso tof
supcr0ns ~.stera; 6,7sD7,so fof e0mmon 20 nad-
IN.
nrusE ol,.30i Is white southsrp aud st. Louts.-
R,c scarce and anstssdy, nasiey ssssdy 81 81 49,
ea q De In STORE, Oats dali Al s3osie csssdian
cate aad ves.era.
pnovu.oSs- Pork shade better. sale. as bhl.
GA, NEED, iasds price cAscked to-day, ~
3oOleO prime. Dssf kans held 81 80. PaD-
msss nssf held ote03o. Ca Msass arn-Haos 10
I'll. oaeon quit. Lard steady. ltDH lac.
Nsw osIsAss. May Is.
tLoua--vsry dnli at 10f -. feiiev Corn, $50
So; Waite, TsD4se.
PsovisioHs.--Posk arm 81 ga Lard kcGs isss
Is 2; Conse steady, prime tie, saiss Of tbs week
3i.oo0 Tags steek Ia port, acudtag thai ~ Qaarsn
tire. l2.6co.
wsisuKs, soe, sre,xh,s stssaass; kxshaas. on
LonioG l premium; On ksv fosk, IA.
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W Danville, Penn, 10 At present the
scene of great excitement, relative TO two
supposed cssss Of poison,ne--one Of . wife
By her husband, aod the other OF a husband
BY his wiie-the two alleged prisoners
being suspected Of . criminal connection.
Tho bodies Of the deceased persons have
been exhumsd, and an Analysis OF the con-
teaas Of the stomachs 10 being had. The
parties are named respectively Clark aad
TwiRss.-L0u. Journal
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Fnr Fuax,ruxr.-M.s,rs. Aui.ou 4

FisE FURSirURK. -Msssrs. Arrison T.
Hull have just received at their warehouse.
opposite the pos, once building. some beau.
tiful furniture, deserving the notice Of those
who want something rich. Their sets OF
rosew God aud brocade furniture are perhaps
little handsomer than anything ever before
offered for sale IN this city. Those who
are building 6ne houses wanting corres
pending furniture, should cali and see their
articles. Messrs. A. T. H. have besides oil
kinds OF substantial furniture from the
cheapest 10 the beat
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Nj cHAs. ". DAY, Of Chicago, having ssce.'
hereafter haze sas entire Supervision Of hat ss
part nsai. 4. Mr.. Cay IL oss Of NE bsss 1o'
rfl#,r N "a, Un,1. al oar fseiuuss Tor "
ssse It,sa II SOCK Aass rsssatiy sssa greatly en-
arxsi b. iass, aiii.ioa. u is,ss. s,y,ss Of vps
ae., 10 can u,s pro MIS- oar pssroas y 81 seas'
Job Work Of all ,aris,ls. vita asa,a sss, ehsspae,
aal despatch. ny The apues above, u vii b
seen that 30 NV. ordered more sssam pssss "a
steam power 10 ussd. that Melllsiss ar
ansauallsd. SANDERS = BRO.
davenport. March I6
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EaRoR.-In giviag the name Of the Cap
tain OF the new German Rifle Company
yesterday we used oil the lsttsrs. but mis-.
placed them. HE name 10 Item instead o:
Ine,. We are informed he has ell the re-
qu,sitss OF good o6lcer. and we nope soon
10 see his company out in full uniform.
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% 10 q X -!
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
ussks Ter the People and thsir childrsa
ho.. ~ Travel, Hsoks as scl@nee,
B,oks VI komance, Buoks ~ Poetry,
bsoks Prose,
DLANK bay Besk. Lsds-r-, journals. >e1s. he-
ID e~ipt aud nne aDok., foekas aals 81 al ihs III
is9~at Western snd Territories, schoul iok. 81
ali kinds, tan. LiihsSrsph kaxrssas-, sth without
frAmss Fine tsiit deudins. together With IA aud
w~li ssect~d ell kinds Il legal fApef
Bill pApsr, Soolscsp, Lettss. sot- sd Bsiiatt. bath
whits ADD assorted sors k1selopes all kinds inael-
iibie blsk Hue ahi Nod Inks, 00ii pens stsci r-ls
sssssnx Cards. Pocket Iskstands rsffanassss Pencils
s1d rsnholers, aud nEaasrahla quantity u ot.ss
Artics. oil COZ sale New fork prices cheap ior e@.a,
Of the rwib City Hs4k MIR, "a street, opp IL
Claire Mouse lsehStfl 81. STARK, Agent.
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CoLtnBgs, Ind, May Is.
a kre occurred here this morning IN q
stable near Sims Hotol, destroying the
hotel, : shoe store. hardware store, MILL.
merry shop, and cigar store adjoining
Loss from $1,000 TO 5000 Supposed 10
be the work OF an ineendiary.
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Arrival q he Arags.

NEw foRK, May -.
The steamship Araeo arrived from n svrs
end Southampton this afternoon, with 19a
passengers and % 800 in specie.
Among her passengers are Wise, Secre.
tary Of Legation, aud Chase, Vice Consul
at Paris, and Camille Dolphus, Secretary o!
French Legation al Washington.
Nay l4th she saw large ice beige.
Letters IRON Smyrna state that q ship
belonging TO Tripoli with for'y.five slaves
on bosrd had been seized 1t Tchesme on
demand of the British Consul General. The
Municipal Consul of Smyrna had ordered
the slaves to be set at liberty.
The Greek Bishops have received On i'm.
perial order 10 carry out the reforms in the
miaistraiioa Of church worship decreed in
1856
Lord Eigin embarked at Narcotics on
the LIST instant, in the steamer Caredes ioI
Malta on his way to China.
The Australian ministry have been de.
fcated and resigned. A new ministry has
been formed.
The French Governmen, elections are
fixed for June lst
Alfred Demerest, one OF the most cele.
bra,ed poets OF the century. died April s0th
aged Is years.
II 10 affirmed that the Russian kAil~ az
subscription in London has proved an ai.
most total failure.
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DEcLIsED. Many voters Of Ath ward
y entirely too personal. and he does not
give his name The communication 10 re-
spectfully declined. "A Thought /" 10 slss
declined.