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Two CHILDREN PoIsoNID.-0n Thursday two chill
dren of John Cahill, of Jersey City, N. j., were
taken with violent spasms from eating the seeds
years old, died the next morning, and the other,
little girl, aged four years. will, it is hoped,
cover.
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ROYAL MARRIAGE.-The King of Portugal is to
marry the Princess Stephanie of Hohenzoliern-Sig-
maringen, daughter of the reigniDg prince-a lady
Of 20 years, and just five days younger than her
intended consort. The marriage will take place
by proxy at Dusseldorf In November
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BISHOP WHELAs.-The Right Rev. Bishop Whelan
of this city, according to aavces recently received,
has arrived at Vienna, Austria, and was to have
been presented to the Emperor and Empress In q
few days. The Bishop had been kindly and hsspi-
tably received and had met with some success to-
wards the accomplishment of the object Of his vis-
it, WheeLiaq Intel.
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EALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN.

WM IRA SMITH, DEALER IN FASHION, ABLE
CLOIHlNG.-Haying greatly enlarged and improy-
ed my store lat ms old stand ia Main street in the
latest modern style, shall now be enabled to exhib
1t my stock toa greater advantage To my customers
and the public generally. Being thankful for the
reiy h6Tut patronage bestowed upon me for past
years, shall use extra efforts to accommodate my
friends anu customers, TO a still extended stock OF
ARTICLES of the very latest styles and fabrics
My stock will at all times be complete in each de-
dissatisfaction.
Ny large and spacious room will be complete for
the reception of my stock next week, and all in
want will find it TO their interest to wait and give
my stock inspection before making their fail pur-
chases. WM. IRA SMITH,
f69 Main
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HEAVY FAnUREs-The Montreal Commercial Ad
vertiser of Monday reports the failure of BurstalI
Co., of Quebec, with liabilities of G300, 900 Al
so, rumor that the Grand Trnnk Railway had
100000 of sterling exchange returned under pro-
large manufacturing houses 10 Montreal have sus.
pended operations, and nearly two thousand ope-
rstives are thrown out of employment Business
is extremely dull, and the financial pressure daily
becoming worse.
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EDUCATION.
NIGHT SCHOOL OF THE yIRGINIA

\ MECHANICS INSTITUTION WEDNEs-
DAY NIGHT, the 18th Oct. two PRIMARY SCHOOLS
will be opened by the Committee Of the Institute
ons in SArsDfRs' HALL, on Foushee street between
trace and Broad, under the management Of Mr. w
kESsIE. and the other In the pREsBYr zaIAy SCHOOL
HotsE. on Franklin stfeet at its intersection with
I'D street, Rev. THOMAS III. JONES being the princi-
pal teacher. These schools will be opened every
other night. aud FREE OF CHARGE To all boys
who are members Of the Institute. Persons wishing
70 obtain certificates Of membership and tickets to
the schools can do 50 By calling the secretary,
at the Hall Of the Institute, on either of the fol-
lowing persons:
WILLIAM MACFARLANE.
Law Buldng.
SAMUEL 8. COTTkELL
Main st. betw. 18th and 18th,
A. BAKGAMIN, JR.,
10Th and Main sts.,
oc Its, Com. on Might Schools. V NJ l.
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BANK CHANGES IN PHnADELPmA.-Mr Alibone
President Of the Pennsylvania Bank, has resigned,
in consequences Of i'll health. His resignation was
accepted. Joseph Jones, Esq, has been elected
President of the Commercial Bank, Philadelphia
to fli the vacancy caused by the resignation of
VIM. Wainwright.
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POLICEMAN MuRpERED.-In Boston, last Sunday
morning, while policeman Ezekiel Hodgdon was ar
resting man suspected Of burglary, he was shot
through the head by an accomplice of the fellow.
Hedgdon died in about five hours. The murderer
fed, aud one or two arrests have been made on
suspicion.
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KNAvERY PuNIsnEp.-Jesse and Ge

kNAvERY PUNIsnED.-Jesse and Geo.
two slaves, were yesterday convicted of steal
ing S43 belonging to Henderson, slave of Judge
Meredith. Jesse was the old mans son, and when
any little tit of sickness seized the old fellow he
would tell him where the money was, and how to
dispose of it in the event of any contingency Prof
ting by this knowledge, he appropriated the money
and shared it with his crony, to Honderson's evil
dent dsgruntlement and everlasting chagrin aud
mortlhcation. The parties were ordered 80 lashes
each Mr.. Hierholzer's JEFF, charged with receiving
breastpin and sundry papers of pins bought with
the money, was discharged.
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THIN ATTENpANoB-There are but s
prisoners in the county Jail at this time of which
are white. All of the latter are awaiting trial
for felony,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-21

SARAH, slave of Mas. Travis, got ten
lashes for stealing timber, by order of the Mayor,
yesterday.
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SHOOTING IN New 0aLRAss.--A bloody collision,
In which pistols freely used, occurred In New
Orleans on the 18th inst, between VIM. J. Logan,
proprietor OF the pelekin Eating House, and James
IT, Wingheld. formerly chief OF the fire department
Logan was dangerously wounded, and Wingheld
was arrested and imprisoned.
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SPECIE ARRIviNe-The steamer Black Warrior.
arrived at New York Sunday, brought $4,000 in
specie from New Orleans, and $135.329 from Ha-
yana.
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SAvAL.--0rders have been received at the Ports.
mouth IN ID navy yard TO mt the sloopof-war
Fandalio for sea Immediately. The sioop-of-wsr
ST. Louis Is expected TO arrive az Portsmouth the
latter part Of this month, and the John Adams
fllortly after
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TaE NEy Doags--The first pillar Of the new dome
Of the Capitol At Washington, raised TO its
place and set firmly Saturday afternoon. 1t is Of
Iron, thirtyfoar feet long, and weighs about five
thousand ponnds.
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THR SHIPPING INTEREST has suffered

equally with the mercantile in the present fiuau-
cal reverses. In fact it could not well be ether
wise, SO intimate Is their connection. The vessels
in oil the leading ports have hardly been able to
obtain freight at any price. Those trading to
Richmond have felt the effects of the panic sensi-
bly, 1t is to be hoped that the times will soon be
ION the mend"
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lsrhisosgD AAERIeAss--The government 10
about 10 dispatch q vessel Of war 10 Haytj 10 in
qnire into the cause Of an American ship master
and bis mate, who have been thrown into prison
on the charge OF passing u two dollar counterfeit
Haytien bill
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PosroFFTcE APPoINTMENT.-At Prince Edward
Courthouse, Prince Edward county, Va, r. S.
Hines is appointed postmaster, vice Andrew h.
yenable, resigned
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THANKsGvING.-Gov. King, of New York, has ap-
pointed the 10Th of November day of thanks
giving in that State.
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CsTEAM CANDIES. Steam Refined Can
- dies, Of my own manufacture, better than any
thing you procure North, for sale In any Quant
", made fresh daily, and warranted 70 keep In any
ei.sts1.s ~ ss~-s, to' s'' " LOUIS ]. Bossrgpx.
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MILE. RAcHEL.-A rumor was current in Paris,
at the latest dates, of the death of Mdlle Rachel
the great actress. 1t was believed by many.
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SHADE DEPOT, 23O Proad

w street
H. GOLDEN offers his entire stock of SHADES at
the following reduced prices, Tor cash. viz:
Landscapes, 371s cts, worth 81 4 cts,
Plain Shades 50 cts cheap at 81.
Boquets 62 cts. cheap at Sl.25.
Vases 81 cheap at Sl.5"
Golhics 81, cheap at 49,
Gold Border 81 50, cheap at 81.
Velvet Border 81, cheap at s..
Velvet and Gold Centre IS, cheap at $iz.
Also a beautiful assortment of India Rubber Ia
BILE Oil Cloths. u durable article.
p, s.-Storekeepers and pedlars supplied at New
York prices
re-. Shades made to order. at short notice.
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AfISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
Nl YOUNG LADIES will reopen on THURSDAY
the lst day Of October.
Mrs ELLEN q. STAIC0S will give instruction in
Vocal and Instrumental Music
For terms and other particulars enquire at the
School Rooms corner of 5th and Franklin streets.
Sc 26-dlm*
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HAVING REMOVED 10 8th street, be-
= tween Main and Cary. respectfully solicit con-
tinuance OF the patronage Of the citizen. of Rich
mond and country at large, for my bottled Lager
Beer, Philadelph Ale and Porter, Cider 6c, sc.
have also opened In the SAME place, Wholr.ale
Cigar Store. and am able to offer 20 the trace the
greatest in price and quality Of my stock
Oc 10 z. WILBACHEk
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DEAR IN MIND THE FACT THAT

II G0LDSMIT'S whole and entire stock of Goods
is to be sold off at price 500 Coaks. Talmas and
Busters; $50 different styles of Head Dresses at So
worth So 90; Embroideries Of every description st
50 per cent. less than the u.ual prices; Millinery
Goods extra cheap; Bleach Cottons; Black Silks; 600
pair childrens WooDlen Hosiery, 10 cents; Elastic
Belts, 1913 cents: Bonnet Ribbons, the cheapest In
the city; 900 French Woolen Corsets. at 81. worth
81 Tarlatans 20 cents yard; Kid Ganntlets, s7h
cents: Irish Linens 3s cents worth rs cents Ladies
will find il to their interest to call and make their
ections they will be certainly convinced
save considerable Ivy purchasing their goods at
T. GOLDSMITH,
Trimming and Fancy store,
D,,s .ad sf
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T. CAT FL R IG Fl I, formerly on 18th
IL street. has taken one Of the new tenements
lust erected on Governor street. between Main and
Franklin where he will be pleased to see his friends
and All others who may desire TO purchase FURNI-
assuring them that he will sell goods for cash
cheaper fhzn they can be bought elsewhere. His
stock is much larger and great deal better than II
ever has BEEN consisting of all articles usually kept
IN furniture store, together with large assortment
of FEATHER BEDS, B0LSTERS, PILLOWS and
MATTRESSES; also BED COVERING. Persons in
want OF any article in my line will find il to their
advantage to give me call before purchasing else
where.
SO 2S-3m e. GATHRIGuT
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

~ SCHO0L.-The undersigned WILL on the first of
October next, open Classical and Mathematical
School, embracing such 4 course of instruction as
will MT youth for an easy entrance into the high
classes, either of our classical scientific iustu.
tlons. They have procured the desirable lot at the
corner of Sth and Clay streets upon which they are
now having erected their school room. Their TERMS
will be as follows, (PAYADLE SENI-ANNUALLT IN AD-
yANCE:)
Latin Greek and Mathematics $50
Latin or Greek, and do. ...................... so
English Branches, .......................... 40
Af.l.r Lam (nxr TN \ -,t a
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Modern Languages (extra) e&,n................. %
HiL1P Is. sGAhAkD,
L. v BAEGAMIN.
1t gives me great pleasure to recommend the Glass
ical and Mathematical School Of Messrs. STAN ARD
BARGAMIN. Messrs :. & b. are Rradutes of this
Institution have been connected with ii Assistant
Professors and entitled to the fullest confidence
of the public for their high intellectual and moral
qualifications. FRANCIS I'll. SMITH,
Superintendent v VI. |.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
july 6th 1857. jy an-d3m
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pICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE

UICHMOND MUSlCAL INSTITUTE,
A On BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
SrREETS.-fhe classes in vocal music in this iDst-
tuition meet follows: First adult class (uore ad-
yanced) on Tuesday and Saturday evenings at ~
o'clock Second adult class beginners on Monday and
classes will meet O'clock. The first (Tlore ad-
vanced) on Wednesday ana Saturday. The second
beginners on Monday and Thursday. Lessons
tho piano given when preterred, unless too inconven
tent to the Institute. For further particulars apply
TO (ocl2-lIa) r. l.. GALLEHER Principal
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Mrs. JEFFERSON MINOR,
au 7-d&cw3m Miss ADA b MINOR

pKlVATE INSTRUCTION. sub
scribsr offers his services to his friends aud the
public generally, as PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR in
the ANCIENT and MODERN LANGUAGES and in
any OF the NGLISlI BRANCHES OF EDUCATION. I.
Hs will teach single Pupils Classes at any hour at
their swh residence, az his room, corner of 10th
and Bank streets He will be glad to SEQ any who
may wish to pursue revise their English or assj-
cal studies. p H. M0NTAGIE
&C q-dlIa@ Corner of 10th and Rank sra
MRS. A. B. s. COLE will resume her
AsA class in vocalization Singing, and the Piano.
on the 2oth Of October instant.
oe 3-dlms
QEV. j. AMBLER WEEDS CLASSI-
IL CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
ULAT AND 18TH STREETS.-The fifth anpn,fnI
session of this school will on the 18th Of
September.
TERMS:
Ordinary English Branches. $40 90
JUNIOR CLASSICS ans 80 90
senior DC do..............................60 do. 60 co
Modern Languages, each 20 90
Draw 20 %
l-3m
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A dispatch from New York, dated the 10th, says
Matters are progressing fayorably. The banks
extend their discounts moderately, and there ia
more disposition shown to purchase mercantile pa
per. The metropolitan Bank has arranged to re-
ceiye eastern currency at per cent. discount, the
n.teS Of Rhode Island banks excepted.
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT, CALCINED
II PLASTER, Lubec Ground Plaster, for sale By
oc 10 l. &-G. b. DAVENPORT.
TACKSON'S CAN boxes
oc is I.&G. b. DAVENPORT.
60 BBS PATENT CUT LOAF SUGAR:
~ 50 bbls. Crushed Sugar, per steam Jamestown
oc 10 WN. WALLACE SONS. q
0n TONS SOFT BLUE PLASTER
~OO FIR sale In lofs TO suit purchaser bv
W0MBLE u CLAIBORNE.
90 No. II Pearl street,
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-TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
4 OTHERS BUYING CANDIES. by Wholesale.
will find il to their interest," before making their
purchases elsewhere, to give me call rs / am ma
nufacturing CANDIES, in great variety OF styles,
out Of the best refined sugars, which warrant TO
stand IN any climate, equal 70 any In the United
States and at the lowest prices.
Also, in store, the usual variety Of FRUITS. PRE-
SERVES. NUTS CIGARS kc., with large variety
of TOYS. FANCY GOODS, ACC0RDE0NS, &C.. at
low prices. JAMEs MuVnE,, :
81 Main street. opposite ST. Charles Hotel.
IN
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4. WARREN.
NRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH

~ We have recently made large additions to our
Fall and Winter Stock, and have a most complete
assortment in silks. Ladies' Dress Goods, Embroids-
ries and Housekeeping articles; Cloths, CHssmrres.
and heavy Goods for Servants. Most of these have
been purchased at immense sacrifice st the rtceut
New York cash auctions, and many imported by our
selves. Persons wishing cheap goods, either In large
or small quantities, will do well 10 call.
j. d NJ. ROSENBAUM,
nad AZ
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AIRS. PELLET's sCHOOL.-The mex

A'A session commences October 1st 1857. The prlma-
~ feature Of this school, is the thorough and sys
tematc instruction in the French language given to
ALL the pupils, without extra charge; but they are
not required to study the language without the ap-
proval OF their parents.
The French is taught By Professor and Madame
EMIuN. of Paris and peculiar facilities afford
ed for learning to speak the language.
Mrs PELLET guarantees that the Elementary
and advanced studies IN English shall be THOROUGH
LII taught
Information, relative ta the school, terms &c. may
be had, on application at ner residence Broad ST.
Richmond. jy 22-d3m
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III MAIN STREET.

nj B. DICKINSON,
IN. IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS WTNES LIQUORS AND
OFFERS FOR SALE
Fresh Oranges Lemons, Raisins. FIGS Dates
Prunes and Currants
Fresh Almonds, Flberts, Walnuts. Pecans, Palm
and Cocoanuts.
Fresh Olive Oil. I.icorice and Claret Wine.
IN BOND:
$50 baskets Hiedseick, Munns' aud Star Cham
pagne.
lsq pipes Madeira, sherry and Port Wine.
Is half United Vineyard. Hennessy, Jules
Robin and Blackberry Brandy.
so 600 Genuine Havana Cigass-
Holland Gin, Irish Scotch and Rye whiskey.
Old Jamaica. n, Z. Rum and pure Spirits.
ALSO-A general assortment Of lower grade Bran
dies Wines and whiskey.
an 2s--2m Ricbmond.Ne
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BosToN SHIP FROZEN Up IN RUSSIAN TERRITORY.
Capt Turner, of schooner Lewis Perry, which ar
rived at san Francisco September 18th, in seven
teen days passage from Petropolovski reports that
the ship Europa, of Boston, Captain Robinson, had
been frozen in the ice in the Amoor river for
twelve months, and was got out just before the
Lewis Perry sailed, and safely anchored in Castro s
Bay Some of her crew had gone ashore intoxica.
ted, and were frozen to death upon the ice while
lying upon it. Two Others of the crew had their
fingers frozen SO badly that they had to be ampu-
tated, which rendered their hands entirely useless
-IS1ston Tfupellsr.
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oe ha, on Application at ner Residence on Broad ST.
r s. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
-. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORN Err vi MAIN
AND lST STREETS. RICHMOND, vA.-The elev
epth session of this Institution, will commence
TERMS PER SESSION piii' HALF SESSION IN AID.
VANCE:
eninr Isl - 10
Latin, Greek and higher Mathematics...-.... 80 NJ
Modern Languages, (by Prof. Emion) each..... 20 90
The Principal may be seen en- at at his hiss school Rooms rs
saturdays from . to o'clock p. NJ, or addressed
through the Richmond Post Office. jy 23-dts
MISS PEGRAM'S BOARDING AND
~ dtA DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIEs-Miss
october. s -
She will, heretofore. have entire supervision Of
n each Department.
=, Latin, Mathematics, the Physical Sciences and
.., norsl Philosophy will be taught by Mr.. PACE.
gentleman OF successful experience u teacher.
The FRENCH LANGUAGE will be under the
caarge Of Madame A. BERAUD, Partisan lady OF
The BELLEs-LETTRES CLASS will be continued.
ss- Wing and ENQUIRER copy, daily and country.
MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
-. ..HG SG AND DAY SCHOOL, on 4TH STREET, Be
TWEEN BROAD AND MARsHALL-Ehe third session of
WIS Institution will commence the of October
In this school will be taught all the branches of
hhished education, including the Latin and Modern
languages, together with Music upon the Prno
harp ana Guitar. Instruction i'll Vocal Music will
also he given. ~ WI
ihe services of competent instructors have been
procured. ~
Attention will be paid to the proper tra;ninp and
advancement Of the young ladies entrusted to their
charge, and their moral and social improvement pro
NOTED by every means in their power
This school has been in successful operation in
Richmond for nearly two years. and the subscribers
refer, with confidence to its patrons for any informa-
ton which may be desired in reference to its merits
TERA5-Absut the same as heretofore For them
and other particulars refer to
Mrs. JEFFERSON MINOR,
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CLASSICAL AND com

RlCHMOND ID CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MERCIAL INSTITUTE, ON NINTH STREET
BEIW EEN BROAD AND MAKsHALL.-Th un-
dersigned Principals of this Institution have united
their interests for the purpose of establishing a
school for Boys OF the highest order and have been
successful in securing excellent and commodious
rooms, in the above-named central part of the city
They will make such division Of labor in the ex
ereise OF the School, To render the instruction
most PRACTICAL aad THOROUGH.
The Recitations will be conducted with the of
Globes, Maps, Charts Mathematical Blocks and PHI
iosophical and Chemical Apparatus.
Pupils entering this school, can unite with Glasses
pursuing a course of instruction with a view 10
thorough business education, or to enter the irs
advanced Glasses n College.
For further particulars and testimonials, see Crcu
iars to be obtained ut this Office after August 25th
aud at most of the Bookstores, by application to
sither of the Principals. One OF the Principals can
be found at his study, I'd door from 9th street.
Broad.
The School will open on MONDAY, September 2ls.
Professor Emion will take charge of the French.
EDWARD W. CONE, A. NJ, px,,,o;,a,
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EOR HIRE.-For the balance Of the
II year, likely Girl. Is yearsold. She good
house servant and lady smaid Apply g
oc 10 ALEX. MUTT Auct,
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THE CHICAGO FIRE.-The fire which occurred in
Chicago, ILL.,, on Monday morning, consumed pro-
perty to the value Of $600,00O only half Of which
was insured. The principal sufferers are as fol-
lows:-Messrs. Comnick Co., hardware dealers
10000; Messrs. Pilworth & Co., cIotheirs $4,000:
J. Ii. Durham t25,O00: VIM. Shay, dry goods deal
er Sl30.eo0 Messrs. Cook Co, booksellers, $780,
0O0; Edward Hampstead, grocer, $4,000; MeSsrs
Lewis Page, oil store, $4,000.
The following persons were killed by the falling
of the walls of the burning building:-John Dick
ey; Pttsr Keuvan, fireman; Mr.. Barlum, proprietor
OF variety store; Mr. Clark, merchant. Fears
are also entertained for the safety of others who
were missing. The origin Of the fire is unknown
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RErERENcEs.-H0n. o. P. Baldwin, VIM. II. Chris
uan, Esq., Rev. Chas. H. Read, d. d., Rev. s. 5. Mui K
(ieo. - Woodin, ESQ.,, Mrs. Susan L. Pellet Mis-
Harriet Hall. au i9-2n
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DESTAURANT FOR SALE.--The Res
lttaurant situated under tn Odd Fellows Hall, IL
offered FOR SALE, with all Of the Stock. Fixtures
and the Key Of the houss. Apply to
oc s-ts JAS, WARRINGTON.