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! RIYER AND WEATHER.
New York Advertisementa.

New York Advertisementa.
1v.,,1., LE 81; ET g. 5EIGsaA Dso%'s
e E9s New York
Great, and Unusual Inducements
n TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT IN FIRST
class engrayInss viii he made anti notice on
ALL CASH PURCHASES or
Y
WHICH WILL SOLD iSOKfKhbkNItY or mn DRDuCTioy
u the LOWEST MARKET PRIOEs ana the pTivIise 81
variety Of = ,s'Ss' 1.'s Sssss
grzE Esos1vxas as
In eur lLoOKINGS6LA ASS DEPARTMENTt may be hsi
TasIS and PieE5ER PaASas CosS,crs
own exclusive manufacture choice aud original de-
our PINE ART DEP4sTSF vii Se iepP adaS S;
eass lmpressons Of al the finest EnGavings,
In our ARTISTS hATRRI4I. DEPARTMENT Gli be
found f sgRsriOE quality ony) REQUESTS for tue
The usual dsssgnt ths schools Orders by
To the economist, DESTROYS Of obtaining snpt
auny sEticss At moderate prices the above presents
.n1.anSS1lLLL WILLIAMS, sFRyEss " wIILIAAs Co.
HlGHIY71M POEST2NNIE TO
AND WIIOEES-Al 4 G IEOGKRS.
DIR. FEUCHTWANGER'S
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR.
this brunch Of 6usnsss Tfe aavori1ss are put In aeE
ages OF = ~ and ~ gallons and requires but the addition
Of Pure Spirit, either 9TH proof Liquors
Cognae either dark or pale, Holland and English Gin Ja
maic9 and S Oroix Run bourbon, Irish and
Scotch WhskeY, Apple PEACH Cherry Raspberry
dy Port and Madeira Wines Will be INSTANTLY prOduced IES
REQUIRES no sk, but addition Of good spirit say
gallons to each gallon of the respective RlavOrng
The best OOgusc ui greel yellow and whites warranted
genuine, as low any other Importer in the U. 49,
Essences Of every Liquor Extract Of Cognac, ID. OF
which produces 200 gallons Of CORnBc.
Raw WhAkey may by DR.. PS age and body preparation
belmade smooth with hut 4 tfininE expense.
The price OF PlRvOFnEs moderate and d-
rectiOhs in full supplied by a
DIR. LEWIS FEUOHTWANGER,
CfeutSt and importer Of Drugs AsseRfi oils aud Net
dks Oagte,Ieofype ind Photographic CdeaaieGls,
No. lab RGntden 14nne, New York,
n b sols Agent for GodfrSys celebrated Bers
and Gin. ap2S-6md&N
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KISGsToN, Jamaica, April 2s.-An English
man of war carried into ST AIMS an American
schooner from Africa for Cuba, with 37s slaves;
l37 died on the passage, and the remainder were
in starving condition
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AdninstTators.
Huhep, for the last tEo years, authorized to
agent for the administrators, collect all claims due
estate. apl4-2w
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SMOOTH OLD QUARTER DOLLARS and iP37 cent pie.
~ ceS at par for the next Sixty Days-JACOB STEM
RIELD Centre Wheeling, Va, beGs friends
and customers that h has returned from the Eastern cities
With large and ven assorted stock Of SPRING AND SUM
AiER Ol0THlHGs all made up by his order and ee-
esy for Tits market he calls likewise The attention
great variety In Gentleen,, Furnishing Goods such
home made white and fancy Shirts, oYersrtB Beautifully
selected stock of Neckties Cravas Socks OF all kinds
Gloves, a. y. r Hats Caps, Umbrellas and great many
articles too numerous TO mention. FsAA
i have also made such arrangements Bankers
Baltimore atI am enabled to take smooth quarters and
44 cent pieeea at without Sustaining Therefore,
citizens. come one, come all, With your old smooth
money, 70 tie store Of JACOB STEIGPIRLD.
arl4 Centre Wheeling, ZOE RARGALhlS !
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HOUSE GlEEPKNG GOODS
n ISEN and Cotton an Csc do.
II TBnlingS, Talk Da1agkl, Napkins, D1yifes urafEfa
Table and Piano Gwen, HaEleie1 A1GDd8ie and ntT
EprtaSs, ~ ChlBtseg &C. &c. &c.
3aps 5ss HEIsKEIL q sWRARtBGRN, 3
a eREAIiThFtty q hne q store f5rSaIs b
n .ss5sE ". a. EDWARDS BRO.
ehs sAlelnllg iae Pall Olles.
a LAl13E stoeklof EiolieIY. sI5yes and llitt1.
IA ups HlisII La sfIsAnISGEll. :
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NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves indebted the Of
Lr. S P. Huhen, deed, requested to eau
settlement Immediately. AZ a. H I!II1;
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1t is rumored that another SLAYER was OF tho
coast "A British steamer started in pursuit.
The steam frigate Niagara was spoken on Sat
urday, quo miles from Sandy Hook under sail
and steam.
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AN receiving and keep constantly on hand large Stock
i Of the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS 4, CO.'S PIANOES
Also, complete assortment Of hELnDEoNS SERA-
PINEs, from the eelebTated manufactures Of oafhaFt
Nedham and A. p, uuBhea Also, SPLENDID GOthin Or.
gan, style for Churches Lecture Rooms with stops
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Pfanoes Melodeons, ssraphnes end AcenrdeonB tuned
and repaired, and oher kinds ofinStrumentS generally
With neatneSB and dispatch.
~ All goods warranted, at This eStabiilhmsnt
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In connection above Keep the largest stock In
the Western country Of the following goods: VolInS,
lineeOes Double BasSes Guitars Banjoes, TamborineS
Drums ETC. In fact keep every article belonging 70 ne
s-BraSs Bands supplied with Instruments at shOrt
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BENJAMIN PAGE, IN. Z 90,
Aennsa ctnrine PhnrnaaeeltiEts and Chemists,

" n ! y " = "
Philadelphia, z ". byott 6 sons isa n "a stTeet M,
York F1leH ep4 AdWEy, Duane, Bniti.
more 81 and Penna. Avenue. On.
snnat John D. Park Chicago, barclay BFotierS alS 8
y. WFIgnp 8 %. - - iSSttsel'tYssl1
500 % LauRhlng Bushheid, AeentS FOR fof
Western Vrsinia T. n. Logan 3 o. and other DT1esfsfS
and Merchants ToaEbout United StitGs ana
uauaaqA. f.Ils oet8darrlv.
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Tiok! Tickl Tiok

TUsF received, new gtosk q CloelS q Ttrio tyiei
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The Buffalo Commercial lidrcrtiser, in speak
ing of the concert given by Thalbcrg, in that
city, on the e3d, remarks:
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ARRT9An o. rHn sTEAAEK 1I11Nols.
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Costa Rican papers of Aprile, contain letters
says Walker is hemmed in the Plaza at aRiyas,
the allies being entrenched, waiting only 400
yards off, and that he was subsisting on mule
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SPRING; 1E4NZILL4S AND SH4WLiS
WE are new ready . exhibit large and attractive
s w stock OF new STYLE spring u s-5s = -
RANIILLAs, BAsQuBs AND sHAWLs
aPS HElskELh & EWEARIH6RN.
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GENIN4S BAZAAR,
Sl3 .SrondWHy, Cst. Nicholas HotelO New u ERIK.
Tc only establishment the kind in the UnIoh con,ist-
ipE "t t'reATe dfstt1ct Department., viz:
lAnIsI' AID MissES EoSsEts ASP HEAn BREsSEs.
LADIES MiSSEs', CHtLDRESs IEFANTaI IInlTRRF.
MA&TtLLAs MAHTLks TAL1iGA.
LADIES' AND CIItnRRi,a UNDERWAY.
= BAcES AND ENBROIDEKIEs. PARABsIS.
lHF4Nrs' WARDEoHEs. LApiES MOHAIxG RnanI
MISSES AND IRPAXTs RAKcY HAS.
LADIns' AKD CIfLDKES's EHoRs.
-sa Boys HAS Cars CLoTBTEd.
(f0STLENEH's AND BOYs' FURXIsuIKo dOOBs Les
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SHEET MUSIC.

constantly receiving and keep on hand large and
choice collection Of Sheet Music Also Instruction Roofs
for every kind Of Instrumen's now in use
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Important TO ConeumntiVea

Many yaluab lira have been saved by HRaeAN CIAak
Co.'S 9GSrIHE Con livER On which, uFobS.
would have been lost but for its timely use.
II = no quae meGieins bot the Pare oH made with the
5y the most eminent physicians IN Europe ana
ana has proved by tan experience the noSt
remedy for C0EsgNPTION sCROFrLI ever ala
covered ior while It cures the disease, itsHereaaes ne
health and strength of the patient
CAuTONTheTr Is great deal of spurious oil adn1t.r.
3ea Win seal l Whale OIL &e, which, instead beneHt-
ng1 Injuries the patient, by eFabginE die gesve
bpt being cheaper BY unprneipe ersols pain "a
genuine. ~
NoEfCB, that HEeEAH, CLARK Co.'S Signature e. over
me cork and the Aage and Mortar the Gti foE sbee
the death Of w l. Rushton, late partner there IA hen
an article called R1sliton's put in the MARKET which 3 n 10
way connected with r. Q. b Co., II. O. Co.; th0ts.
ands who hadused other Oil witt success beei,
stored 70 healthy the Genuine on Of our mSHuSef,IS
6oldhY all regpeetahle druRRlliH. r.aaSa.s
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FROF. DEeRATHs PRACTICE.
a Sasr!g cured In one Night by De GrdtE's Electric
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FROM WASHINGTON.
APRIL 29.-New Orleans mail of Thursday
received. The papers contain no news of i'm
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MOVED OVER.

II AS removed bis FORWARDING AND CONFESSION
II Honss % No % Main street. oposite 70 us GA
stand. M
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oRIeIADOho.s HAIR pYRI

f II SfOAktfSt5.C sl4RstlE ~
2 PICTURE ElR48Es "a
Piieriz Leo sing Glass hnd Ptstare FrilEae ~
- - - = HORACE y EIai - 81.
rs tf1IssE's tiH tp9e19y1se.
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INXTiRACTe-ValiIla lemon, 0F1nT GllspIee S5eleIS
II Cloves Glnger Thyne Savoy and NaloFam B1tTaet
(and Peach and Rose HEafefl for 6sls by
go = ~ sfsfl8tf = DREVP = DRAKE.
ap16 No. 3 A'ashi6Eton- Han.
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For allkinds. ...s.... 8O@5O
WHISKEY.
.GiOnonEahela in bbls y
Eal................I5@1,6O
Common -;1;i;;;;;S;-:-'..-.-.3O
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CALIFORNiA NiSS7s.l

PRlcEi CpRNKR WATER AND no4Reg sERr.E1
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17

BY the arrival Of the Arago, We have
news from England of the 2C,h Of August,
The following Is the ,elegraphic synopsis Of
the Arngo's news
The English government has been making
large purchases in The South Of Bohemia,
Of wood for chip building. The London
I,mo strongly urges the election of Lord
John Russell 10 the l'ccrngc. rarlamcn,
would he proroguod on the 2H,h.
The failures reported at Liverpool are
Mcssrs I'uehan, Brown u Co, produce
dealers, for 100000; J. IT. Hays, corn
dealer, amount not stated Liverpool pm.
Iers deny the truth Of most reports
The nomination Of Cen. Leacimha s
Captain General Of Cuba, was expected in
the Gazette towards The middle oi Srpicm.
bcr.
The lIolatein Die, has appointed Com
mittco to report ON the New Constitution
submitted by the DANISH Government.
Mcssrs. &. 81. hampton, q. II. Carr and
Cyrus W. Field had an interview with Sir
Charles Wood. the first Lord of the Adm
ralty. on ,ho II III ult., 10 know whether il the
Directors should accept the Oiler made thcm
lbT ilF W1lbF VI 'liF 'HN 'fbN'lIul'iA
Of Great Britain would assist them mex,
summer.
sir Charles Wood answered promptly In
the affirmative The cable is wanted To- BE-
laid down at once In the Red Sea or Fer
sian Gulf, 40 as to ge, the line open 10 In
dia at the earliest JnssibIc moment. GOO
st,r,ng per share was offered IN London on
the 2lib without sellers. Confidence in the
enterprise was increasing daily.
The divorce bill had finally passed Par
lament.
The Pope met respectful but cold re-
ccp,ion at FLORENCE
a rum0r WIS current at Gcn0a tha, two
STEAMERS under the Neapoliian co0rs, com
ms fs,aa MarEi,ses bad besn snize'' =. Ma
pies, seven chests Of mushcis having been
iound ON board, which had been declared to
contain sugar.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17

WAsrfsafos, sept. .

WAsuisofos. sept. ..
The Attorney General has under conS'd.
Grafton the case of Chas. Crowcll ordinary
searnan who, for striking, disobeying and
treating with contempt, his superior officer,
was .Dtenced by Court Marshal to three
years Imprisonment N the pnlicntiary IN
The District of Columbia, 10 he deprived of
bis pay. and be- marked with 'h" letter D
On his right hip.
The specific qnestion embrnccd N tbs REF
crebcc oi tbs Secretary Of Navy, wns IA to
the legality of the ssn,cDcc thc Attorney
General hod-, that there ia nothing Illegal IN
il. and il il therefore 10 bc carried out In
every particular although the punishment
ia severe, il 10 considered that Crowclls Of
fncc wa of such character that IL could
not be lightly pass.d over without "rious
injury ~ one of the most vital elements of
naval discipline.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17
LATE NEWS.
From Washlusto".

WAsulSoroS, Sept. &.
The southern mail brings no news Of i'm.
portancc.
There had been heavy rains at Macon
Miss, for two days, and great injury TO cot.
ton was feared.
The worm had commenced its rayages
near Sillima.
The treaty between our government and
Gen. Herrera provides for commission TO
ascertain the amounts which New Grenada
should pay IN indemnity 10 America. Our
government makes emphatic declaration
that il will not consent 10 the imposition OF
taxes, such as have heretofore been levied. -
New Grenada, too. refuses to ctde any of her
possessions to the u. :.
The instructions Of Mr.. Met l,'un, for
mer Secretary of the Interior, relative to the
allowance OF Virginia land warrants, is fol.
lowed by Mr. Thompson, his successor,
Tho Nicaraguan Minister is still IN wait
ing, stss. s,,s essss.s.+s, ~ SsA asA's ~ Yss-
session OF such information from Nicaragua
as 10 determine the question ofh reception
jas. Hall. Of Kentucky, having Withdrawn
his dcclinatiou TO be Commissioner Of Pa
tents, was to-day appointed TO thu, Office,
and will be commissioned tomorrow
Murray Mcdonnell has resigned the 9th
Authorship Of the Treasury.
Jas. NJ. Stockdnll has been appointed Re
gister Of the Land Office at FoIt Dodge.
The postmastcr.Geperal has, with the nd
vice Of the President and in dcfc cnce to the
strong expression Of public sentiment in
Philadelphia, concluded to suspend improve
ment on Pennsylvania Bank long enough to
enable Congress 10 declare whether It will
exchange the use Of the building now occu'
pied as the Custom House for TIM, of the
Post Office.
The State Department has information
from official sources that Prof. Francis, ~
Ecuador, was acciden,Iy wounded by i'ra.
Moore, the cap Of whose gun exploded while
he WAS loading in the dark. The Govern
ment Of Ecuador, expressing great soci'udc
on the subject, gave orders 10 spare no cx.
pcnse or sacrifice in endeavoring 10 save his
life, but he died, after lingering for two
months.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17

A correspondent Of the Toronto Gtobe
not satisfied with the proposep concession to
Canada OF the fertile valleys Of the Sask-
atchewan, Red River of the North, and the
country west insists that il should also have
control of the shores of Hudson Bay and the
more northern regions OF the continent He
thus enumerates the advantages to I've ex-
pected from their possession
"If you cast look upon the map you
will at once perceive that the distance be-
tween the two nearest points OF James Bay
and Lake Superior is scarcely three hun
,lred miles. that a natural water commJnica
ton almost exists between these two points
which may be rendered sufficient for the
purposes of navigation. Such n commuhi-
cation with the ocean would afford an op-
portunity to our lake craft to engage in the
fisheries of the north; wonld enable the min
eral and other productions Of the surround
ing country to reach their destination with
greater facility than by the present route !;
wsud give British supremacy upon the wa
ters Of Lake superior; would give to Up
per Canada seaport by which the Hudson
Bay Company have always found it to their
advantage both TO import and to export a
seaport in no respect inferior, and in many
superior to that Of Archangel in Russia IN
fine, would confer more advantages upon
this portion Of the Province than this
hastv communication will permit me TO sug-
gtst"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17
-sa.sbi. View.

The New York EIpress, in noticing the
suggestion Of the New York Tib't"s and
the New York Time. tina, the Fugitive
slave Law should be upheld t'ecanse IN -"tne
sections Of the North It u difficult to exc
cute says
-uprs,-c the 5Ontb says, DOW, the com
mon tonnage regulations Of the ton-tita-
ton are inexecu'able Sou'h-,hat British
him shall have the COast~ise Southern
,rade. A. New England af,d New York shiI~
that steanbOa's from Ohio and Pepnsyi'
vania should not run down sou'h 81 Nick'-
burv. Mia. % touch in Virginia ~ Ken
tnckv-yhst then The Constitution Is
comnac, q. wbole. or i, is no compact ~
all. The public opinion against the Fug'-
,iyeslaye law IN the North Is made by
journals like the 7uma aud 1r'btine-aTd
here advantage Is taken Of their o~n wrong
ac, TO Justify violation q public faith as
xeIl a. 10 preach mo-, dangerous and rev
olutionary loctribe, ,ha. Avs are M !" oe
euf,rosi in particular sctio.' ~irTs 'hey
are drbkei
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17
pos tant 10 Manufacturing Corpora
elOws-lDe a alt ers.

From ,h- Boston journal
A case Of considerable importance has
been recently decided in the Supreme Court
in MiddleseX county between Chelmsford
Company (plaintifi) and one Demarest.-
The action was brought against Demarcst
~ surety on the bond given plaintiffs by
their former treasurer, the plaintiffs being a
manufacturing corporation. The treasurer
was elected in lsi5. for one year, ana upon
his election gave the bond in suit, which WAS
in the usual form. conditioned that the treas
urer should faithfully perform the duties Of
his office, and, on ceasing to hold the Office.
pay over all moneys, and deliver all books
aud papers belonging to plaintiffs lie was
reelected each subsequent year until 1852.
but gave no new bond, the company suppo.
sing with the treasurer and the then snlici-
tor of the company. that the bond would
continue in force and apply to all succeeding
reflections, and did not require u renewal
each year. In 1882 the treasurer suddenly
let the company ami State, and, on arriving
in another State, sent letter to the prcsi.
dent, confcssing what had not been before
even suspected by any Of the other ofliccrs)
that he was deiaulter TO large amount,
having, during the time while he held the
Office from year TO year taken and usci the
funds Of the company for his own private
use, and, meantime, SO KEEP, the books US to
escape detection. Most or all Of the dcfal
ca ions claimed in all TO bc over Sl2000)
occurred during the official years subsequent
10 the tirst, and the defendant contendcl at
the tfirf th1r he was 1iJt fid6ffc for dfy &c
fault of the treasurer happening after the
an annual Office by statute, the bond applied
only to the first year, and the company should
have procured a new bond at each rc-elec
tion. The plaintiffs counsel contcmlcd 9th
erwise that rs the statute prov idcd that the
treasurer should be elected annually. and
should hold his Office until another was elect
cd and qualified in his place and the giving
of the bond was the only qualification pre-
scribcd and no new bond was ever given
the Office was made u continuing one, and
deicndent was liable for all the defaults Of
each year.
The presiding Judge Dewey being of
opinion that the bond was good only for
the first year, as claimed by Defendants i
counsel, took the case from the jury and re
ported il to the whole court, before whom
the case was argued in 1888, and who at
the last term. decided in favor Of the de-
fendant.
This decision will invaldate the bonds Of
the officers Of large number OF corpora
tons and municipalities; for il has not been
usual, we believe, 10 renew the bonds upon
RI election Of the officers by whom they
were given.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17

1t will he recollected that Congress at its
last session passed an act authorizing the
people Of the Territory Of Minnesota to form
a constitution and State government, prepa-
ra,ors TO their admission into the Union on
an equal footing with the original States
In accordance with this law, delegates TO
the constitutional convention were elected,
and two conventions have been held. r.
Gently, in order 10 carry out the clause 81
this law which makes 1t the duty of The
United States Marshal for this Territory to
take a Census Of its inhabitants. letters were
written to the Secretary of the Interior ask.
ing him to instruct the Marshal TO 1roceai
aud take the census Of the inhabitants OF The
proposed state whenever he shall b. Official
" informe,l tina, it i, the wish Of the PeoPie
TO form a constitution and State government
preparatory to their admission into the
Cnion.-d dIa.i,ng.o" ruon.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17
Arstyaiof the Europa.

HsLifAx, sept ..
The Enropa, Capt Latch, arrived here
this morning from Liverpool. Saturday
18th.
The Baltic from New York. Sunday
10th, arrived out Oh the 2rth.
The British Parliament WAS prorogued on
Friday the 2rth. RI" QUEEN sperh was
read iy commission.
I, was the general impression that the
Atlantic cable would b. sold Tor the tlc
graph 10 Iodia.
1b' Indian mail r,arhed IIjndon on Sat
urday, bat the main i.atnr's Of the ne~s had
rlready been received rn Alexandra and
Malta.
The Liverpool Brcadstuf. market "as
Generally dull, with the tendency downward.
Liverpool provision market was generally
qaia
London rnonsy unrk't.-- Con.ols i~ mo-
~ CLOSED at JO2,.
sugar had slightly declined.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17

BENNINGTON, VI. Sept, y.
The packing building Of VIM Ruscl's
powder mill In this place, was blown up
about six o'clock last night. The hands. en-.
ploycd had all lea for the night excepting
the watchmau. II is SUPPOSED the building
WAS fired by two boys about eight years old,
who were playing with matches near II, and
one of 1nfni, il son ii II. r. f'iadfoff. WAS
instantly killed; the other was fatally In.
jurcd. About thirty kegs Of powder were
stored in the building, hut the explosion did
NJ, materially ipjurc many Of the houses in
the vicinity.