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Lynching In syyitxerl.nd

H. Galliardet, Paris correspondent of the New
York Courier he, Eats Lnts states that the repu.
lie OF William Tell is less tolerant of the disciples
OF M"rmonism than that of Washington A mum
Der OF the followers of Brigham Young having, in
the latter part of August last repaired to the lake
OF Zurich to perform the ceremony of baptism
were set upon by the inhabitants, armed witt.
stout cudgels, and pretty roughly handled in the
h'eiee 'hat followed. The Mormon priest, it is
stated received quite severe drubbing.
ms may not be logical or lawful mode OF ar
gnng a question, but possibly more efficient than
any other In reaching the Understandings Of Nor
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DIED.

On yesterday the 2ist inst, LITrLET0N READ
E.g,. In the 18th year of bis age.
His funeral on tsksspscc Front Uuvatf treet Char
el this day (Tuesiay RAJ ~ xcI eks Hfs friends an
arquanfances and fhass If the fudy are rcqueste''
to attend. without furtftr notice. e
b ON Monday the III Il INST. ANN ELIZA. oldes'
daus liter of Mrs Mary Hsndrick. aged q years
The friends Of the family are invited to attend he
funeral from the residence Of her mother, head q
Clay street to- day, thursday. at O'clock =. ".
ON Monday, astinst, At I2oclock, NJ, Mrs ANN
REV ERLEY, wife of sau1 II. GoriOu. and dahgf
! ter Of Z. Blair, fs1
| Tho friends and acquaintaHces Of The family ar
| res,srtfully invited TO sgttrnd her funeral. tn
iTnssiay) afternoon at az o'clock, from the Nom
| mental Church. without further notice.
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Fatal -Library-.The Agri
cultural Fair dT
| tcoRsEspcyDEScy OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

! lcoRREsPcsDEScy OF THE RICHMOND DAILY pIsPATcp !
--- PETERSBURG, Sept p.
James Harris. the young man who was run over
by the freight train, on the ,SouthSide Railroad
Saturday night, was very much improved this
morning. Both legs have been amputated just be-
low the knees. Painful the operation was, he
bore il with striking forttude. Mr.. Harris has
for some time past acted as freight conductor on
the road though a thoroughly skilled gtfnsmith by
trade. The accident occurred within the limits of
the city. while he WAS in the act of stepping from
one to the other, being deceived by the refec
fion cast by his lantern. The South Side Railroad
Company, we learn, intend making liberal proyis-
ions for his future welfare. ..,,
A number of religious darkes were arTaigned
before the Mayor this morning. for characteristic
Offences in which pretended and real enthusiasm
in the two orders of "spirits'i were strangely
An old negro, nearly ninety years Of age, called
Anderson, arraigned for forging a pass for n
slave OF Vim. O. steiger, ESQ and committed to
Jail. -rs, -.s.s+. ..st s. 4,- sef ..s.5
The Petersburg Library has been re-opened after
several weeks suspension for the purpose of effect
ing improvements and repairs, and now presents
In every department, degree Of elegance highly
crediable TO The taste OF the worthy librarian Mr.
Pieasants. Every thing is now in order, ar E.as
for the lecturing season, which commences in No
vember. o. ?. Baldwin, Esq, it is thought will
open the season. st-s eE 2.
Preparations for the approaching Fair are be-
coming daily more apparent. and the prospects are
that IL will greatly excel either of the previous
exhibitions. One drawback may be mentioned. in
the design of the North Carolina State Agriculta-
raj Society to hold their exhibition during the
same period. This is looked upon merely AZ the
sible good can result We had hoped that the day
would never come when We should have to record
an instance OF lliberality the part of the aeri
euiturists of either State. a.fs s.a Ann i
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Destructive Fire-HIiIttary-El
mcnt and .N1rritge- Waiter, Dc.
rcoRREspoxpExcE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.
.. PETERSBURG, Sept 10.
A large fire occurred last night on the premises
of Robt Leslie. ESP, from the fury Of which the
new and costly baptist Church, and several other
valuable buildings, on Washington street. escaped
most miraCulously. The extensive tobacco factory.
owned by Mr.. Leslie. but occupied by Messrs.
Watson, McGill & Co, was completely destroyed.
and the adjoining new factory met with damage to
the amount of $500. The residence of Mr.. Lesli,
ignited on several occasions. and the sparks fell
thick and fast upon the roofs aud windows of the
church. But, fortunately an abundant supply of
water confined the flames TO the old factory and r
few small buildings i'll the rear. The fixtures va
lncd at $500, total loss The factory Il in
SUI @ in the Mutual Office fer S2-0O. The damages
to the building fully covered by insurance
| in the Valley office Only about 500 worth of
stock lost. d
Some gossip was created to-day. by the rumored
appearance on our streets of lady from the
wealthy circles of Norfolk in company with a
smart Irish lad, with whom she had slipped off to
Weldon, only few days since, where their fates
were duly united by the very accommodating n.y.
mental agent at that place. The circumstance
connected with tn g romantic match are said
to form parallel with the late Johnny Dean "a
fair in New York. 1t is reported that the fair
is sole heiress to 100000 aud her papa is liquor
merchant to boot But not Icing anxious to Gre
ate an excitement we will here drop the matter
as quietly possible.
The entire military force were out this evening
under orders from headquarters. The parade WAS
very interesting, and reused W juyenility TO full
appreciation of the spirit of seventy-six and the
exalted glory of being genuine "boong-dum -dar-
dee" with flaming plume and epaulette. The
washington Guard, new company, under COM
| nand of Capt. VIM. ii Jarvis, and composed ex-
clusively of young men of South Ward, made their
fret appearance They had Intended adopting the
fremens uniform, but that rather eccentric limo
walton being discountenanced by the Adjutant
they were compelled to substitute the more be.
coming uniform Of blue and fancy military dress
The entire battalion rather suddenly caught In
shower, while on the field. and forced to fee In
lsughable disorder for shelter from the wrathiul
elements.
We understand that our city Mayor intends ap.
plying to the next Council for absolute authority
in cases concerning houses of il-fame, having fire.
quently, of late, had occasion to punish sundry
nynlPhs du pare for offensive conduct His honor
is great admirer of Fernando Wood.
The weather continues warm, notwithstanding
copious showers of rain. Business affairs are rath-
er dull, and the old town joys on quietly and
happily ever. ~ Ariel.
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Mccormick.

Dir. MCCORMICK, the Inventor of the celebrated
heaper' aud now resident Of Chicago, has pro
soNeI metre OF the New York Tribune because he
fts on red 10 pay two thousand dollars wear to
easds ne salary OF Rev. Dir. Rice Southern Pre- s.
b3tei'ah clergyman. II he will come to gsicago.
ana preach the t'espel,a not emitting tlss< parts
"hIch ihstrho. servants TO obey their masters aud
pronounce saboitionism, the doc TRUE of davis IN.
Tribune says that Mccormick ought to be opposed
10 the peculiar institution, because it is hostile
10 dscoyerers and inventors. As MIR. Mccormick
was himself bora and reared under the institution
he may not be able 10 perceive the truth Of hat
Iatemsnt.
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=. &S GREAT REMEDY FOR SgaAER CeMPLAISTs.-
To all who are troubled with bowel. stomach and
summer complaint, would recommend Dr. SAN
FoEp's LIVER lSvnoRAroR, rs an artice that can be
relied on as speedy, and efeaeious cure. Its
action Ii TO remove the of the disease in place
OF checking it without giving permanent benefit
me inVlgorator, though gentle csthartic will in
SANITY check the most violent diarrhea until some
eighteen hours afterwards when the canse of the
complaint is carried away. aud no more discharges
follow. . . =, $500 -
pysentery in its worst form rarely ever fails TO
yield TO treatment OF the Invieorator when taken
often tii the discharges chec ked and rarely ever
VIII there be any further discharges after taking
regular dose, till the operation of the medicine,
which almost invariably checks the disease, and
cures tae patient Should one dose not give relief,
mere WIZ be no danger of taking SECOND or third
till relief is found -
bENsEfr. BEERS Z FISHER. and Ana 4 6RAY, agents
!" virginia - H--d&rw7w
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The karmYiile Journal announces the death az
ar Edgar cheathan, very promising youth OF
hiteen, aud a student Of the Southside Institute
where ne was greatly beloved aud respected His
iei'o" students have held meeting expressing
ther high admiration of his character their deep
sorrow Tor his loss and their profound sympathy
with biz afflicted parents and relatives.
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slavery In Massachusetts.

,t,a,i,gcnt PoStou correspondent Of the South
u,n,,ny state. the astounding fact that slave.
,,h,,a .,ayrry--exists in Massachusetts,, the
,,,..,oi stronghold Of freedom and philanthropy.
-, ;,o, s.vs that In nine cases out of every ten,
,rho, che hand, in the manufactures Of Massach''-
eats have been disqualified to perform h'ahua' Ia
,,,r they are thrown into the amshenSe or Stf h AZ
,,I1, a,tfon ard said far oe y'"r n me f"'ce@ pa
..,, .1J s,,,,,rrf gasw that length q hnr' The
,,;.;o, pr.n which these sales are made, is, that
,he individual who thus buys them IS ehuue" I"
,t;, l1ir fer tss yra,i and, in mostinstshces phys
$500 I. ax.ctcd of them beyond their power
Of endurance and frequently before the'r pohuaSe
=, 9o,,b Terminates their misery. II they
ara unfortunate enough to snrv1Ne the hfs' year
,tov arr 70 sold the next. and no on al inhhHaH :
H.. .her NE have a system Of white slavery in
Massachusetts, which is far more atrocious any
,-fol than any system Of slavery in the SoSen
ar, n. White men and white women--white aesh
and HOOD sold and purchased for a consideration
yes these things occur every year, under the very
eyes and noses Of these pseudo phlanthropists, the
arriSauiau Republican fanatics, and do not excite
pjiy. tears. nor warm sentiment Of brotherly or
sIStcyly regard
Whilst these unfortunate beings, once the joy
and pride -: \ happy home, drag out a. miserable
existence in an aims house or in the more horrible
condition Of slavery to hard master, the very
men and women who make all the nonsensical ont
cry abaut Southern slavery parade the streets,
dressed in costly fabrics made by the white si"v"
itror Of fourteen hours a day. and never have a
word Of sympathy for the laborer', nor syllable
Of cpudemnati0n for system which, having broken
down lis faithful employers with hard work, turns
them adrift the moment their strength gives way,
ar ccusigns them to hscous slavery Was ever
such raipable disgusting he ocrisy as the pretea-
suu of such people to philanthropy What do
;aey care for human suffering? What is their phi
lanrhropy hut fashionable excitement. which they
substitute for drinking liquor ana smoking f.
iaeco. because it is cheaper and more the vogue:
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TIE FAILUREs IN BosroS.-The failure of the dr.
goods house of C. III. Mills & Co, Boston, was yer
serious Une-their liabilities reaching betwee
one and half and two millions. The firm acted
agents for several large manufactures all of whol
necessarily suffer by the suspension. The liabil
ties of Messrs. Brigham Co, breadstutfs dealer
who failed on Wednesday, are put down as uearl
half a million.
BosroS, Sept, 19.--The failure of Mr.. Mason,
large mRchinist at Taunton. Mass. is reported.
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GIrT TO Dr.. KASE's DoG.-A beautiful silver col
lar will be formally presented to DR.. kanes dog.
"Etsh,' which is attached to the exhibition at the
Mclodeon on Tuesday evening next. 1t is Of mas
sive silver, and upon its centre is inscribed. ire
scented to DR.. kanes Dog, 'Etah,' by VIM. Morton =
Many Friends in Poston. Sep. ODD. 1857" At the
right ami left of this the Masonic and Sons Of
Malta em6lems raised in gold, and extending en-
tirey around the collar in bold relief repCeseu-
tations Of the Polar Bear, VIM Morton with sladgo
and dogs, Esquimaux javein. native huC
amid cebergs, and brig Advance, and Etah him
self 1t WAS manufactured at u cost of 3loo. Even
the heavy paddock is of solid silver.-Bost0e I'D
rcTtissr
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TIOS.-Mr. NATHANIEL G. CRENSHAW Of Han
over county, Va member the Society of FgIpnd,
is expected to deliver address ~ the Hall az the
Association, (Geddlns nuildinx) THIS EVENING
1T quarter before oclsck on " The Accordingly Of
War with the Principles of Christianity"
Members Of the Association, and the public gene.
rally, sdies and gentlemen are invited TO attend
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WOMAN KLLED-A woman of bad repute named
Lucinda Golf, living at the western end Of King
wood Tunnel in Preston county, Va, was killed
on the night of the llth inst, by some rowdies
She resisted their attempts TO get in her house
struck at one of them-Jenkins, with an axe. III,
seized heran threw her with such violence agains
tree stump that she died in few hours Some
lrishmen cought Jenkins and were about TO hang
him, but he escaped and is still at large.
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OHIO STATE FAIR.-1hc eight annual State Fair OF
Ohio, 10 in full operation at Cincinnati aud the dis
play is chronicled by the papers of that city as
unparalleled. Over twenty thousand strangers
said to have arrived to witness the attractions
and more were expected. Not less than twenty
Ave thousand passengers were on Wednesday con-
veyed over the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railway, including trains to the Fair Grounds
Two trains dispatched over half hour to the Fair
were composed of thirteen passenger cars, packed
full
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REVENUE LAws.-E. J. Barker, Jew.
ecr, appeared before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing, to answer tn. charge of selling goods war;
and merchandise, without license. Three witnessc
were examined, each of whom testified that the,
had ordered goods Of the accused in Philadelphia;
and that he had brought them here. That the.
had ordered certain styles ofjewelry, but were no
compelled to take it unless it suited them. The
examination adjourned until to-day, to hea
the argument of counsel.
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FsMTSINE HERoEs.-A correspondent of the Caro-
lima Times. writing from Charleston, 5. C., about
the recent narrow escape from laundering at sea,
Of the steamship Southerner says:
"rhe lady passengers came boldly to the rescue,
and rendered material aid in working the pump,
and using the buckets reviying the tagging spirits
Of the men, aud inspiring them with courage and
energy, by the noble examples of their presence
and GOODNESS. They worked for many long and te-
dous hoars up to their waists in water, and it is
even asserted by some that. but for the ladies tho
ship must have gone to the bottom"
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ADDRESS on WAR-It will be seen BY

an advertisement in another column that this sui,
iect in its relations to Christianity. will be present
ed this evening. ut the rooms Of the Young Mon
Christian Association before the members of the
Association and others, by Mr. y. c. Crenshaw, o
Hanover, member of the Society of Friends. Tn,
subject is interesting one and its novelty tn;
theme of an address cXcitcs attention. Mr. Cren
-ha v is well known in our community as an intclli
gentjaad estmable gentleman.
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ArrEMPT TO DESTROY MAIL TRNy.-The down
mail train on the North Carolina Railroad. Thurs.
day. thrown of twice. Once by some mis-
crcant changing the switch near Staliug's Depot
and again by some logs put upon the track A
Raleigh paper suggests. il caught, the perpetrator
should be suspended from the car of a fast
train hy the feet"
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Col. W. S. Rockwells dwelling, at Milledgeville,
Ga. with valuable library, destroyed by fire
last week. Loss $4,000. s.. :
There were loo deaths in the city of New Orlean,
for the week ending the 18th September.
Gen. ouitnan, of Miss, is sojourniug ut Ho.
Springs, Ark, for the benefit of his health.
A little boy about four years old, son Of George
NJ Smith, Of Allentown Pa, was burned 10 death
a few days since, from the upsetting of a vessel
containing oil Of vitriol. -
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Captain of brig Marine, Boston
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 10Th, 1857.

A CARD.-Certain reports having been circulated
detrimental to my reputation as Chief Engineer
and as AN honorable man. would only ask ut this
time that al persons disposed to do Justice will
please refrain from further comment until proper
aud positive explanation can be made which know
and pledge myself to make at an early time as pos
.ible GEO. T.. AsHBY, Chief Engineer.
The passengers of the i'll fated Norfolk, who com
pose the company engaged for the Varieties arrived
here this morning and will receive the CongrattI-
aions of their friends tomorrow evening, at which
time they will appear in Bulwer's beautiful play of
Money instead of '-Alladin." which has been
postponed for one or two days. in consequence of
the loss of private wardrobe, but which will soon
he replaced. Truly yours, Percussion.
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ACiIIZES.
aSyPowERs made 3 600 Imnsr;,, Avn

hrotypcs last week, all Of which gave ampl. ssti.
faction. P9werS AmbrotypeS are warranted not 10
de. Powers don't make the common Amsrotytn,
The imperial Amhrotypes are superior pictures and
represent every thing IN its true position. Taken
ON! ny HoNEks, lJl MAIN street sc22-ltF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~>~Y>~~~~--r-~-~ ~>>~~>-~>-,~-x-
RAJ PArER Hkx0fxos, TIL
49, EUkfALsL0oDs.s ar. &c.

az. =. ti92 MAIN srnEgr,J
Amor en- Us ' -'"'
PAPER H4HGTNGS AND BORDFRS
Gits Velvet, plain aud comgou, Also. Dew DECO
tons ' i''A'eA-
His supply. If CURTAIN GOODS IL probably a.
extensive AMI as beautiful as wers ever offered In
TINS city, embracing BT,cateIes Satin De Iaiprs
English and German- -Waxzied Dalnask. M0rrep.'
thintz Lace and NnsiiB. with Corpires Bsnds'
Cords. Tasseis, beops and Ornaments Ills ls OK,
iFrPncs m the business, which. with the aid ~ an
prror dfaitsInan aud workman from one II the lar
ges. curtain Houses 10 New York enable him IN NV
that his curtains VIII be inade and lung IN .Tvrl
WHICH CANNOT Bs focALLED IN rHxCfrr -
A large assortment II '.- ..'.
yELYbr, TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS. TuEyE.Iry
+ PLAIN, INGRAM AND VENETIAN n.y.
CARPETS IND RUGS --.
C9ce2 Thread. Wool, aud other Du.or Mats Curle,f
! ii vi, Moss and shhck NattresscI, Feather Rel,
lounsts, window Shades, Paper Curtains, gilt aad
corincn Cocoa Mating. s
Il FLnk AND TAEIE OF. CLOTHS
| MLlER PLATEU And BRASS STAIR RoDS
| AND STAMPED BRiSS FL .fTFS tIr sf.nns ms
| At FA TORY PRICES -
In TACT, every article that is usually found in r.
per Hanging and Upholstery establishment anil Nh
De S1ld hIoT such tsTB,s as cannot EI 10 please ~
Ea-Parcr Hanging AMI Upholstery WORK ar en-.
ted In town or country. Sc 23-Im"
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House OF WORSHIP BrRNT.-The Congregational
Church ut Newark, Kendall county, in Illinois. was
destroyed by fire on the evening of the 4th inst
One Of the attaches Of Mcssra. llarker & Clark :
Panoramic view Of the Overland Route to Gallo =
mia. was lighting up for exhibition, when cam
rhine lamp exploded, severely burning the pei
sons lighting up the house and instantaneouSly
igniting the splendid oil paintings, Of about 15o
square feet-toGcthcr with the other fixtures, and
cOmbustible materials Of the church.
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Tnrnftnn.

The press Of Virginia, with great unanimity and
energy deprecate an increase next winter of the
present Onerous amount of taxation. The public
burthens are already severe, and ought, if possible
to be reduced. ECONOMY should be the watchwori
% our next Legislature. The people will keep a
Ni.ilant eve on this subject
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Eagn no JosEPH MAYo. e. n.a.

Sir: As citizen Of Richmon-the ME tronoIis Of ,hs
.hivaric 1ld Dominion-I would respet fllly ssk
the attention OF the Mayor to the manner in ssh,c
the negroes take possession of the walk az. ~ ,I
city, 10 the exclusion of gentlemen and laIis III
former, w tn" hurry of business taking te tho curb
stone; the latter. in their shopping or norriu ar
evening walks, generally without protectors are
Iorctd 70 give the way Now, your honor for tba
men who sneak oct of the path. have nesy1npat6ys
they deserve n hs1 suffer frufn negro -ol.rtc m;
the law, think, should be enforced TO NJ o,ect tls
ladies. Very respectfully,
sc 22-It& A CiJIZry
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ACcIDENT.-On Saturday night last, James Harris
a freight conductor the S0uthside Railroad al
Petersburg, fell under moving car, having hi
ankles and kpees dreadfully mangled. Both leg
have been amputated. MIR. IL. also had his lcf1
collar bone broken. lie is a native of Greenyillt
Va
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Or LoDGING.-The watchmen found
Andrew Robinson asleep in unoccupicd build
ing, at the corner Of It'll and Cary streets. last
Sunday night, and discovering that he rum
tudlled' marched him off to the cage Finding,
yesterday morning, that he had cooled down and
knew what he was about. the Mayor released him.
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HELD TO BAIL.-Nicholas Ryan, charged
with assaultiug j. b. Lunt, and injuring one of hi
billiard tables. last Saturday night was arraigned
before the Mayor. yesterday and held to bail fUr
his good behavior
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TEMPEST INATEA-PoT.-Yest morn
ing, Isaac I. Rice had William Freshman and Sol
the Mayor, for coughing, splitting aud maxim;
other noises unpleasant to his sensitive nerves
The whole neighborh0od were called upon "a wit
nesses in thu affair, and many different state
ments were mtde as the most acute lawyer woul'
like to review, but all of them amounted 4
nothing, the parties were discharged ..
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PREsESrATIoN.-A fancy ball was given at the
Old Sweet Springs, Virginia. few days since,
When number OF visitors availed themselves of
the opportunity to present Mrs. Major Wilson with
a service of silver plate.
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~ SEE the industrious and scientific TYLER A
Co. blazing away at 1879 Main street They pass by
their rivalsas trotter does mule Go in at I3s-i,
is the head-auarters -i-. -.-a ''
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CHURCH STRUCK ny IGRFSIyG.-0n Monday thu
lightning struck the Methodist Church in Newbu
ryport, Mass, setting fire 90 the attic in three
places. The fire was soon eEtinguishsd. Three
ladies were considerably injured; one of them ws'
struck down and did not recover under an hour.
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LIsER1L DoSATfov-The Rochester Democrat
states that Joseph Fulton Of Phelps, of Ontario
county, has given $4,000 TO found a profes
sorship in the new college in Liberia.
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Beiy~ I. L. GALLAHER has returned To
the city, and making arrangements for lnstructuu
classes in MUSIC. :. 2l-lt