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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
llRANDy y WINE
ID l0iIaf Pipes Goddard and Champagne Brandy
~ 81 " London Dock
10 Or Casks
10 Baskets Champagne 1icidsick Of Ronauid
Francoisc Importation for saloby
iuly 3l.ts EDMOND DAVENPORT q co.
LIVERPOOL SALT, 900 Sacks senries
IL Darcy and Marshas salt 500 Sacks Ground Alum
Salt landing and for sale by
oct qds EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
eAyA GDEFEE.-
- 100 Mats Prime Government Java Coffee,
Bags
In tore aud for sale by
oct gdts EDMOND DAVENPORT co.
4 OSDON PORTER.-i5O CASKS HibberI's
Porter per Ship evonshire from London, for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
dts Agents for Manufacturers.
GAUGE AND LONDON MUSTAKD.-5O Gases
- Lee Porrus Worcestershire Sauce, 50 Cases Durham
Mustard lbs and Tbs, for sale by
oct EDMOND DAVENPORT co.
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a s.EwED -. LEE. rorwardingandt en,mi..

4 s.EREb -. LEE. Forwarding and toUi,nis-
"a SION MERCHANT On the Dock, Richmond Va
Thank fu Ton the liberal patronage Ntended last season
hun made arrangements thu linz of Boats
ming house that boat VIII leave every other day
Sundays eNcepted) BY this ABRAMS shall be able
put goods through days heretofore. aud very
nearly they 20 by the = 5 r. H. and much
My charge for forwarding Tobacco is per Box and
50 cts per 1Ihd which include, Drayage Wharfage when
there necessity Tor da.ae. The drayage and Wharfage
from the Basn3 cts per Box and Ia per HID The
Lock Tolls charged by the James River Kauawha Co
passing 10 nay hua7e cts Tau abou ct ior Boxes
aud cts per HID Having tese advantages Of location am
wiling for my customers reap the benefit and charge only
tar price far my hoping thereby command larger
business
Ny personal attention viii BE- given sales produce
purchase Of goods On Commission. a. ). LEE.
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r.. - rI;sanggzss7 VIRGINIA a. TENNEssEE
IN X6 HB~>Hky RAIIrROAD.-tn Thursday, h @
lYih Of June the Passenger Train viii
commence running TO Salt Works Branch Junction
june letsl T. H. GILL, Cen Snp't.
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II
lgatipn Iffs last Of cover OF arpcrs
Magazine D.trmber5 This journal viii be furnished by
the plumber month by the subscriber his Store
without of losing copies sometimes when
single numbers through the mail The first number
viii lac issued the Ni OF January and persons desiring tho
Paper for longer shorter pofod will please leave their
n names with g. MORSE.
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y n -
~ PHOSPHATE or llME-1he attention of Farmers
and Planters is respectfully called to the abos com
pound Tor their approaching Spring planting.
The begs assure his and that
they may Away depend upon being supplied v GfN.
lNE AND lN1foKM ARTICLE for he constantly supentt ns
in person. the entire process OF manufacturing and putting u
sale
This article has been before community the Pc
rod Olive years during which time has been
large number OF the most repued Chemists different
and has been tried by various Farmers nearly
IN the Union with almost Perhaps
the best proofs of its value is the greatly demand
Unprecedented in the history of Arsn FoIlizcrs and not
cquaed by PeluEan tiuano sot which
much advantage, from the tact ot the ammonia volatile
matter in tuar" In this preparation being chemically
agent only dsspatmg Itself ossNey When incor
rated vita hc soil, this available salt suplate
mated with soluble phosphate becomes fitted food plants
all descriptions and is by them readily taken up be
found quite active Inducing early maturity Guanu
and much more durable and terrifying the o and
LATHE.
As there large number super atcs in market
earnestly request all purchasing careful to OBTAIN Tho
GENUINE ARTICLE which will be by nv ac,rrdi.
ted agents all Of whom of acknowledged roectaltv
and To them hold myself responsible good character OF
ny Super Phosphate All packages will be desrtl, brand.
ed Consumers and dealers will be enabled make arrange
meIs for hersupply on equitable my agents as
with myself
MESSRS II. G. HARDY & co are my accredited anil
ole Agents Tor the oiI5 OF Petersburg.
G. B. DEBr re-
Agri.aburd' Cbcmstaad sole Proprietor, U1iamslare
7ds
4
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n KUNIION(s n T0FWNN DthI'rs m Sstnts'
In Clothing and Furnishing Goods 40 Main Street, Rich
uond Va, ltjG Fail Stock s56
IN calling attention the Stock of Goods introduced by the
Subscribers perhaps would be well To notre the fact Of
rapidly Increasing with all of the State during
the time have been located in Richmond. And intro
dnctipn Is always take advantage of
Inch make ourselves known, expecting Of
that examination all parties will judge for them
selves particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
the customers notions and judgment must be consulted
receiving FAN Stock, and purchasers
that every thing the way Gents Wearing Apparel Will
receive attention aud the assorted ues will AT all times be
found complete that each customers wants viii be supplied
Having facility for the proper prosecution OF our bust
Ope make the fact apparent customers and
satisfactory trade During the last have fit
EXPRESSLY for Gents Furnishing Goods where
may find every thing pertaining that Department
the Clothing Department the Stock
he perfect point Of durability Fit and Styles because
every thing ourselves and have hesitation in saying
goods will be found equal to the best order the
country Watching the various changes of Fashion parties
may assured finding the latest and make in Stere
subject their inspection approval call is solicited by
GROSHONG Il TUPMAN,
Its No 40 Main st, Richmond, Va
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N NV RVVNN.-ThG GIUbGCWs, bV
~ Abraham Mills+ Modern Greece by Henry A
New Work by the Author Of the Wide Wide World Widi
leis Cook Book. Three Per Cent Month Perls
Fast Living The Old Regime and the Res oluton by NJ
1onquesr Marion Lester the Mothers Mistake. Conf
dental Letters Napoleon and Josephine. Memoir CHS
holm Poems by A. smith, Igadley Life Washington lusra
ted Colt ns Life aud Times Of Iienry Clay DE Hoddes
History the Societies of Franco Woods
Just suod Therapeutic aud Pharmncoogy. Thmkfnnes by
i u Taylor Life AMI Essay of Benspin Franklin
lowell Bu Life and Advcntnreaof Beck
pors Magazine for October nodeys do do just received by
Exprean LAkGHORNE n NALKUP
2tfa
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.


Y MIN YORK pACkETs-Thls new homs a.slC.l>,rn
linz posed Of the following vessels, aud sails
NrVvhork every THREE days. All owned in the city
I-rtnInnd
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MONTHLY PUKI.1GATGONs.---Hn rper,s,
WI Putnama Gadcy Magazine, Arthurs, Iaiou knck
rtbock Frank Losite's y Y journal Frank Tosies
# Fashion, Hunts. Eclectic aud Bhckwoods Magazine
London Lancet American London Art Journal
Planter Chambers Journal Yankee Notions kneS
EnHcss Mira StrIlon's New Monthly Tho School Fellow
Subscriptions received the above, single numbers
had LAT MOKSES
drpu
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XvOU cnn and u, WOK~E,S Comn,;..;o,

ers NJ - 90 afrSt rate article also lot Phiaielns
made Bskins 9mi Morocco Boots for Ladies Misses and Scr
wants Please call and examine for yourselves
now SITS JOHN ABpAu,Ns
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UDIANN ROOKs.-pANkE & CHRISTIAN have
the largest aud hest assortment uf Blank Book they
have ever had aud will sea them at very low price.
a
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A ~ FITTING AND Pm MBsNt:.-Ve nc
~ specially call the of the Public large and
pretty assortment OF Gas Fixtures Factory Corne
Illus n Bakcf, Philadelphia
Ncarc prepared 10 do Plumbing Work al kinds: such
rs lose Hot Cold shower Baths Iron or Copper
Baihlnhs Wash Basins Iron nor Wedgcwarr. We fur.
ish Snks Iron u Lead Boilers Iron Copper. all
kinds Of Plumbing " ork.
We would also ask attention Galvanized Pipe
ne" artel" winch is much used for Water Pipe Persons
the country VIII" wish Ia have Gas " Introduced
hnd It 10 their advantage to call OF the subscriber
JAS. tIEI.AND.
Practical Gas Filter Sc I'd door above Liberty Warehouse
Main 81 lynehhnrg, VA [,ep2fs
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z. ssE IN. l...sas.l nm..N,A 4 TENNEssnE
VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE

~ in obedience to resolution ef the Board of Directors
the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company proceed
offer private sale all the Bag belonging the Company
and needed for its The Bags will he divided
three classes and offered Is 20 "a cash according
to quality. 4. ii. till,
july II Is Cent
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EtsASS, al tND.-liayinr made arrangements with
N the Peruvian Agents supplies GIANO the
pest terms are prepared furnish il. We
on hahi and aoa 1W bags, and will he
We etai sell non" but what direct onts
and all Who purchase from may rely getting GENUINE
RI ANO We solicit the orders Of friends all others
NUfho Insurance that we viii always furnish them with The
brst article. aud ou the favorable terms
CRENSllAN & CO.
frh ATS North si le of the Basin Richmond y,
kAA AfAsA ZEE T. SEASONED xNtN
EtOsOVO Button Wood. 750tO feet inch Baton
N"o1a superior article to Tobacco Boxes For sale by
Il. H. WHlfLOCK & SON.
a b.oNtS HEEB.-pRlME NEW CLOVER SEED
Y tl salt on The best tenus. CHENSHAW a 60.
i'e2'ts North side Of the Basin. Richmond \ a
Asst received and for sale,
" $50 Barrels medium NJ. , korol
100 do So2
% do Largo No 3,
81 Half Earrcl. No
- do do No. 4.
,UQualt ter Barrels No. l.
lW Kits choice No l.
J. a Barrels Cur llrrrngs
MCDONALD, SPOTTS & HARVEY
J'A "aiS No. 29 Pearl St, Richmond, Va.
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uNO. GuNsFOkD, Grocer and Com ission
MEItCHANf hAiA y TfifI T. ~ Having just
returned from she Northern ti@ have hand and
ceising every day the largest and desirable Stock of Gro
ccries and Liquors before offered by old
toners and thu public NV stoek consists
ucle usually kept IN this Grocery line feed no hesatou In
Ing that Will sell goods cheap il not cheaper than
house In lynchurg Warrant article thai sell 10 give
entire satisfaction sale buy nothing but the best
My motto quick sales and small profits In every Instance
An kinds country produce change goods cash
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IN this day associated With him JOHN q. ADAMS aud
THOMAS o ANDERSON for the purpose oi transaetinR
GENERAL GROCERY. COMMISSION AND FORWARD.
ING BUSINESS, under the firm and style of ANDERSON
ADAMS CO. HI the old stand of W. 4 Anderson, dor
merry J. b Renwiek)
They will always keep hand well stock Of
ceries Guano ground and lamp Plaster Livingston Poughs
and Castings
Particular attention given 20 the sale Of cons pnmens and
advances made on Produce la hand
WILLIAM T. ANDERSON
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S-ltE TO MERCHANTS. FARMERS A.
- btllEltS LIVING IN TllE CoUNTRY-In ,uld mosi
hy can the attention Merchants Farmers and thor.
'r tc"antry who intend visiting Ricbu this season to
: my trge and general assortment Boots, GaSnNSo
= Nap's, Trunks Carpet Bags, Nascs s~ss4Ss-!r ~
III O. ~ my stock has been selected by RAYl 5Tt
=. myself. 3" th great care. suitable for the sAAA'
Virginia trad. and large portion of my Goods a, inc hon
purchased Tor cash Haer uysrf that can hold ns rea
"''f dn to Merchants and Farmers. and all in want n
any 'h'r house Ens North South either bv the papkarn
at -'h 10 which call the all in W ant as No.
~ 'hei III prices that cannot fail to please by calling ON
A. w. G. hill, Manufacturer and
Dealer IN Boot, Shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags
Nailscs &c, wholesale and retail No ~
= t-As-------- Main street Richmond Va
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HESs -iiis-.sust opened the prCfticst lot q
~ lrcss SILKS in the marker. cal and examine them
sep 9tS j. A sTIGIER * CO.
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KIchmond DISpatcN eopv tl forTtl.
WANTED. q situation n Soo.-H,., ,, -,

w SALESMAN, in a commercial house bv a Young man,
ho has lad considerable experience in mercantile Lu..
MT could make himself generally useful Can give good re
'renres as to character Ac Address W H. Nmgnian Onjr
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=. mn os,,ies and one bra1on bowl be-
s;de weighing $50 caites, Inc giouhus p.tone hJ
,he nagoda aud occupied by temples anu o'Het "u"u
.ne Pas "a and 50 PAGES IN circumference haVihg
ipe' Irsd Nv the Emperor YoOg-lOh IL bfl'flancy
vi" row endure 10 hundreds OF generailons-at
''nnnm.nt of recompensing kindness ~ ny Of
ars Therefore il is named FG4-9G*s:, /. e.,
R,1lmfea.ing Fac0r Pdgoda An inscription on
,hlet within calls il The First Pagoda IT. cost was
As 4S4 taels Of silver ~ i52o OO Eocirchng .ne
spire are nine iron rings-the largest oeine % & ~
circumference and the smallest "a feet-alI together
weighing $500 cgtties In the bowl on the Top arr
dero.it,d one Ighi.s shining pearl one wafer aVerThP
pearl one FIRE aveTtiHg pearl one wnd-a'erlng Pe"tj
dust av,rtng pear, uIP o % sJ-i one
luu, al ointment weighing 100 cattIes, one precious
stone gem goo strings of cash bearing the -tenP
Of IN. Emperor YuLg Ion, two pieces Oh yeno" saun
and lour COPIES of Buddhist classics. -
~,Tr the fifth year of the Emperor kia-klng OF the
,seseIt DYNASTY on the fifth month and fifteenth
day. at daylight in the morning the god OF tnunuer
drove poieon0us reptiles to tins paeoda, ana imIne
dist.lv three sides OF it injured The strength
of the god If thunder was very great, but Blddha
resCurces were infinite therefore the whole edce was
not destroyed. The two highest mandarins at Nan
kin ana Suchau, the Isung-oh and fu-ial, thereup0n
informed the Emperor of the accident, and besOught
him 10 have il paired So in the seventh year OF has
reign on the second month and sixth day, the repairs
were begun, and were finished on The second Gay Oh
the sixth month, III the same year so mat inc Oud"g
was az perfect az when new. =.
Such IL the native account OF THIS reinarKdoe eur
fee; and when, turning corner Of one OF the iarge
temples i'll the spacious Enclosure, we came suunen
in view az the whole structure at oce its beauty and
grandeur far surpassed our most glowing anticpatlons
But by farhe most interesting circumstance associated
with The Porcelain Tower is the fact that Is monn-
nent ST tlial afecton-a magnificent tribute OF the
gratitude Of a for his mothers love.
Here il another of the many striking contrasts be-
tween the customs Of the Chinese and of Western
nations. We deposit the record of the commence
nent Of the work at its base and under the super
structure They more significantly, do on It's com
pleton al its summit The conception of the Chinese
i the most sublime and grand-FtHi, corOndt ops
but practically they may be wrong az IL suggested by
the reports in Naukin that the tower was blown
up in order that the treasures of exaggerated
in amount by the people, might be more easily OBJ
tanned from the almost inaccessible depository Since
the possession of Maxim by the Pai-Plngs all the
idols in the Tower as elsewhere, have been destroyed
and the floors aid means Of ascent broken up.
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HAVANA.
From Our Own Correspondent
!. 5. H.


HAVANA, May II, 1857.
As the correspondent of TIE TRIBUNE, / am
reoiced TO that the many facts in reference 10
the present prosperous state of the slave-trade
have had the desired effect of waking up the En-
glish Government to the Importance of watching
the authorities of this island. Gen. Concha has re-
ceived letters from intimate friends at Madrid, in
forming him that the British Minister had demanded
his recall for permitting the introduction Of slaves
and also for great reInlssless Ia the Overssue of
"cedulas." The evidence brought by the English
Government was of such a nature that NaryaeZ was
obliged to give some satisfaction. Whether Concha
will be recalled or not, cannotssy; but it is
renty reported here that his successor has been ap
pointed. If this change takes place, and the new
incumbent is adverse to receiving the head money,
serious losses will be sustained by the dealers, mas
much as an unusually large number OF vessels are
expected from Africa.
The schooner Abbot Deyereux. of Savannah,
sailed from here last Tuesday morning. She cleared
at the Havana CustOn,-liOuse for Savannah and
Monrovia She belongs to the same company that
sent off the Minetcnkt Record, Adams Gray VIM.
ID. Miller, Kite, Alice, and others, and that Is at
present getting the Robert Lawton ready. She will
probably be dispatched in the course OF the week.
am crcdbly informed that offers have been made
for several American schOoners in port, but that
nothing positive has been determined by the par
ties. i shall keep your readers well posted on ali
that passes. l notice, however that their agents
are more active at present owing entirely to the
presence of certain foreigner, wei known in New
York as the getter-up of several adventures to the
Coast. He arrived out OH the Isabel, and was re-
ceyed with great cordially by parties here, whose
whole fortune and position have been derived from
the slaye.trade. The Clara b. Williams is still here
and nothing said about her TO attract suspicious.
a friend of mine who lately arrived from Sagua
Ia Grande has Just informed me that large bark
called the Duchess Of Sutherland, had lately landed
cargo Of 74O negroes, and that al passed of with
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KANSAS.
HIGH TREASON DEFUNCT.

FIom Our spccisl Correspondent.
LECoMPTOS, X. T., May II, lej7
Yesterday the high.treason prisoners were to
have been put trial in this place. As the indict-
uents were VIGOROUSLY unfit for testing, and the
prosecutors were unprepared for prosecuting, twas
clear from the first conyeniDg Of this court that
the hieh.treason trials would not digufy the annals
Of Kansas at present, if at all. Yesterday was
.pent in beating about the bush and wranglng, aud
although no formal action has yet been taken, it s
understood that nolie prOseqR is 10 be entered in
all the political cases. How far this viii extend is
matter as yet unsettled. \ large number Of the
Free State men under bonds are indicted for con-
nection with the war last Summer. These are no
are indicted for murder, assault, robbery, and
shooting with intent 10 kill" 1t has been given
cut that all the 10 be quashed but We VIII
defer our opinion on this point TIL We see.
II seems that one great difficulty lies in determin-
ing who shall enter roLe prosegui. As | informed
the readers Of The TRIBUNE by letters from the
bogus Legislature last February, that immaculate
body elected Prosecuting Attorneys for two of the
Federal Courts among their other bogs-ofcal ere
atoms. In this Second District Court Law-and-
Order gentleman named Newsome claims to be
Prosecuting Attorney under act of the Territorial
Legislature. II appears, however, that a certain
William Weir, or Col" Weir, who is dignifed
with tie title Of AttoBey-GeneraI, has lately
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EGYPT.
eou.spendenoe ofTke N. Y. Tribune

GouespsIdenee of The ". Y. Tribune 49, ,o-.
ALEXANDRIA, April IL, lo2|.
III. snbscrint;on list for the Egyptian Red Sea
asesm Company has been opened to-day ool people
Non rather shy at such fancy stock Just now when
cation is full five cents lower than II was I'VE weeks
ago, and is still declining r., 49,,
Fscaro Rutroos Cassis known TO you from my
former communications, first as COpti.h iaooo
and htgant with the local authorizes, thcii dS
limited States Interpreter gifted with but one an-
smaoe and finally as United States citizen, tue
he procured during soOurn OF three or four "eeH'
IN Eew-York two years ago-this nabob, aiteraa'ey
persecuted and favored by our Vice-COnsul, MI NJ,
Moore has now turned up stockhOlder Tor SoV,OVV
10 q new commercial concern set up by the iItter.
II. de Leon lately presented 10 Sayd rasna a
project TO tug the natxe boats On tIe caiiais "
Lower Epypt by horse teams. This is Dut pend
ant 10 the French Steam-tug Company On the Nile,
and even might turn up an important auxiliary 10
the latter But Mr. Moore, in whose name thls
Dn has been presented, does not intend TO work II,
hut simply. as soon as the concession Is made, to
sell il 10 the rival Company at round profit: This
project WIS presented by our Consul General 10 thc
Governor General of Egypt as an American enter,
prise and its acceptance, the latter was tOd, "oud
be considered az q favor bestowed on an American
citizen and so the Turk it is said, goodhulnoredly
sanctioned it.
That is the way or one Of the ways, In which
M. de Leon exercises his influence and in which he
understands the interests of American trade and
enterprise. How he understands the jurldical part
Of his functions the following tale will show:
Some DAYS ago an Italian attempted to deiraud an
American merchant by Overcharglng bill Tor car
penters' work. Two umpires were to decide the
case. The one valued the work at 600 piasters,
and the other at 700 piasters, whereas the charge
was 200 piasters. The Italian was decidedly IN
the wrong. Still the COnsuPs judgment was wordcd
as follows: ave edwin de Leon, Agent and Com
"sul General, &C., decide and condemn N. E.
"W. TO pay Immediately to 5. A. the sum OF 0oo
"piasters; and further, the expenses of the pres
cent suit to be charged to Mr.. Z. w." Ii. G., the
United States citizen).
Nothing more ls said about the SuezPeasum
Canal AN AMERICAN TRAVELLER
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" and future hfs and the future Of humanity, writ
ten under the dctatiOn and put to press by order
" sf Superior Spirits"
Not at all apropOs, but more interesting to world
hees, is the statement made by Partisan journalist
who gives his eyes for authority, that ROssin has
composed siI new melodies that are soon to be pub
nshed.
A bin was sent in TO the legislative Corps rom
NE Council of State last week "Wednesday, sPPro-
priatiDg $50, coo francs for the purchase o. INC
kmb and dwelling place Of Napoleon at st. heie aoi
The weather, which has been unseasonaoy Go'
for the last fortnight and excited the fears o'
tors, 10 beginning 10 soften.
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out any arrests or captures being effected; a. ,e
Captain General has cent a coDhdenuaI on nsr Al
oot into The matter but as he viii arrive after al
traces of the landing have been efsced, II na'orI
to suppose that he will be nicely fed, and WI, trgo
the Whole affair base fabrication OF the hhs'nH
Consuls strict search on the esates ID lhg y, =.
cinity Of Sagua will elicit information enough ~
satisy the gentleman Of the fact, that II, u pe ''''
interest enoEgh 10 search for the negross.
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FIRES.
FIRE IL WEST TWELFTH STREET.

IINE II WEsI IWELFIH .IALET.
About O'Clock last evening a fire occurred on the
premises of John Mulcren No 20 West Twelfth street,
in consequence of children playing with matches.
Damage to the amount Of 80 was sustained. Mrs.
Mulcren was badly burned about the face aud hands
in attempting IS extiDguish the flames.
FIRE II PIKE STREET.
Al 9 click last night FIRE broke ont IN the bag
mandatory of Charles Nash, No. 81 PIKE street,
causing $50 damage