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ByJAs. C. MCGUIRE. Anctionser

BY JAS. G. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
SALE OF FURNITURE By ORDER OF
THE SRPHANs CoURT.-On SATURDAY
MORNING, October Sd, at 10 o'clock, in front of
the Auction Rooms. ] shall sell the Furniture and
ing F''S
Mahogany Carved Sofa, Parior Chairs and Rocker
Marble top Tables and Dressing Bureaus
MahOgan, French, and other Bedsteads
- DO Marbletop and other Washstands
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Lounges, Union Chairs, Cane seat Chairs
Tapestry. three ply and other Carpets
Embr0Idered Window Curtains, Cornice and
China, Glass. and Crockery Ware
Alright and other Stoves
Together with general assortment of Kitchen Re-
Terms: S25 and under cash; over that sum q
credit OF 50 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest,
c. M. 4. FITZPATRICK Admin,x.
seSi- JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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FUTURE DAYS.

By JAS. C. MEG UIRE, AuctIoneer
DEREMPTORY SALE OF CITY L0TS-On
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October /, at 5
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, shall sell the fol-
low ing valuable Lots:
Lot No. 90 in Square IS, fronting on sd street west,
between Nj and N streets north.
Lot no. Is, IN Square No. a, fronting sd street.
between f. and street north.
Lots Nos and {, In Square No. go, at the corner
of north street and 10th street east.
Terms: One thi d cash the residue in and u
months. with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
+ se2a-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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CONCERT OF THE UNITED STATES COMPANY
Unavoidable circumstances render it necessary tbs,
the Concert for the benefit Of the United state,
the Assembly Rooms, instead of Thnrsday ~ 10
tended. Tbs friends of the Company will excuse
.ne nuavoldably alteration, and give their attend
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PORTLAND, Sept. % The barque r. knight
with the murderers Of the crew of the brig Albion
Captain Cooper, has arrived. The lad, who was
the only witness to the crime, died Of the yellow
fever on the passage.
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Effects of the Hard Times.

NORRIsTOwN, Pa, Sept. 2S.-Jamison's cotton
mill stopped operations on Saturday last, throw.
ing about $50 hands out OF work Also Mac.
readys cotton mill has closed; James Hoover
rolling mill, William Schall's rolling mill and
some smaller concerns. There must be 6UO or 7U
hands thrown out of work by the above suspen
sions. The Montgomery County Bank suspended
specie payments this morning. The above mile.
hope to commence again in a few weeks but ths
prospect is that others will stop soon instead OF
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DIED.,

On the Srh instant. at 6 O'Clock A. m JOUN
THOMAS. eldest son Of Thomas and lane a. WI
hanson, aged2 year.. - VIZ
On on the nth instant. Miss ELIZA WAITER
On the 9th instant, EUGENE b. BURR agenI7
years. NeO" -
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withdrawn.

NEW YORK, Sep. 29-The horse Charleston was
withdrawn from the four mile race to-day on
Long Island Previousto the starting. The horse
Nicholas won, beating Engineer easily. Time
!. IS and Z. Il.
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BALrINoRE, Sept 3o.-Flour is steady ut IS 81
cash for all kinds
Wheat is heavy, except for strictly prime; low
grade white s7hcaSl -; for good TO prime red
81 l2aSl 3D. white, al 25asI 40. Corn Is nrmeri
white and yellow f3c.
Whisky is steady; City 23c; Ohio 2ac cash.
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New Ysrk Markets

NEW YoRK, Sept, a.-Flour Is heavy at de-
cline Of 1Oc.; sales Of 500 ools STATE 81 eoa
As Is; Ohio IS 3OaS5 60; Southern IS 25aSS 50.
Wheat is dull; sales Of u, 600 bushels; red gen
orally al 15aSl -
Corn 4. arm; sales Of IL, 600 bills !; MIXED 7Oc.
Provisions are quiet; mess Pork s24 40 ga 50;
Chicago repacked Beef sA .25ael5.5D Lard 10
quiet at 1ikal5c.
WHISKY is lower. Ohio 23x2se
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From Santa Fe.

ST. Louis. Sept. 2i.-The Santa Fe mail has ar
rived, but brings nothing important. Col. yohr-
son, commander of the Utah expedition, le1 fort
Leavenworth on Thursday last.
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WEDDING CAKES, Of every kind, at very low prl.
ees, made TO order, at the Philadelphia lie Cream
Depot, corner l2th and = streets seI7-rms
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New YoRk, Sept. 3O.-There are rumOrs that
the steamship Tennessee, which leaves here to-
day for New Orleans, is connected with another
fllibuster expedition.
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Frigate Merrimac,
The Ohio River

Bosrox, Sept. 29.-The United States frigats
Merrimac sails hence for the Pacific station TO-
morrow.
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DANCING.

FASHIONABLE DANCING.
PROF. II. w. MUNDER takes great pleasure
IN announcing TO his friends, former patrons, "a
and the public generally, that he will resume ~
the duties Of his School. at his Hall, corner -
sth and ID streets, on Thursday Afternoon, LIZ
October LIST, 1857, at 4 o'clock.
Prof. Nj: will introduce giving instruction by the
Piano and Violin. having ascertaIned that the pro-
gress of the pupil is much more rapid with the ac
comp lnlment of the above instruments. He has he
finest collection of New Dances that has ever been
introduced into this other city. and hopes. by
the hattering reputation which he already enjoys 5,
and the extensive preparaf ION for brilliant season,
to merit liberal share of the best patronage.
y. B.-Persons wishing to confer with Prof. NJ.
will please leave their address az Mr.. Jno F. Ellis
Music Store. 3OS Pennsy vania avenue. sc l9-tf
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II NCIN AGA MY.

Mr. T +. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor to announce to the Ladies and Cen 0N
tlemen of Washington and Georgetown that ~
he will re open his Glasses for Dancing in ~
Mr.. CrOuch's Hall, corner Of lIth st. and Pa. av.
over Farnham's Bookstore, for Misses and Masters,
from O'Clock .. IN. GeorgetOwn-on Wedne sday ,
the 18th of October, at Miss HarrOvers Ladies Sem
mary, from O'Clock p. IN.
For terms and particulars application can be made
at Mr. g.. residence, an f. street, between 9th and
10Th streets. l26m
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Baltlmere Markets.

WHEELING, Sept. 30-The river here to-da,
3 feet, and still continues 10 fall.
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SRCoNp nIsPATcH

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8-The Banks here are
still pursuing the same inharmonious course
causing great veXation TO business men The
BANK OF pennsylvania refuses for the present to
come into the arrangement with the other banks
fearing, it Is supposed, that her largest deposi-
tors will move their balances TO other Banks, and
thus creating 4 large Indebtedness to them which
could not at once be settled without difficulty
She is, however, making arrangements to place
her on firm basis.
The Banks generally are 1T variance in regard
TO receiving certified checks on each other thus
confusing all arrang ements of those having notes
due, while their funds are locked up The peo-
pie are outraged for want Of some system
New YORK, Sept. 30.-The panic has subs idec
and there is better feeling in all kinds Of bust
ness. No failures have been reported.
HARTFORD, sept. 30.--The banks here have no
thought OF suSpending being satisfied that the
crisis has passed
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY: Georgetown.
A DESlRABt.E MARKET FARM NEAR

A DESiRABlE MARKET FARM NEAR
"A THE CITY AT PUBLIC AUcTIoN,-On I'VE ilNES
DAY AFTERNOON September Sath at o. clock,
on me premises, shall sell a very valuable Market
tween Rock Creek and Tenally Town. half mile
from Tenaliy Town. IL contains about ninety acres
OF good land, part in wood and part cleared The
improvements consist of a small Dwelling House
stable, and young orchard.
Persons DESTROYS of examining the farm ran ha
directed by inquIrlng of Mr.. James Scott No I85 ri
street, w Washington, or of Mr.. VIM. Emmert.
Terms: One half, cash: the residue in 6 and -
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the premises. = - ~ OA
Deeds ut purchasers cost.
III the terms OF sale are not complied with within
three days the property will be resold at the pur
sale. BARNARD A. RiTGKEV '"e
a 7-dts
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AUCTION SALHs
TO-DAY d TO-MORROW MOE NJNc
II By A. GREEN, Auotloneer.
IMPROVED AND nNIHpunuI.n

l ERTY AT Agcfiox.-on sATGRphf' ne fhS ~ Fl
October, shall sell, m front of the premises at
O'Clock p w.. Lots Nos. 6, and g. in Cabots snsdI
vision OF Square 625. fronting ON Massachnseti.
avenue, between North Capitol and First streets
vest, with the improvements, which are four Brick
Houses.
Also. Lots Nos. q and p, IN same square. These
LOIS are unmproyed, and front on north street.
also, Lot No. "A, IN same square, fronting also on
noIth street, with the improv ements, which are
W. good two story Frame Houses, with attic and
eiI snu enc Frame House fronting on the wide
aiiSy 10 which all the lots run back.
nan Stms One hal cash balance IN six and twelve
u.s. LOT notes bearing interest from day Of sale.
9een gwen and deed of trust taken
sa 90 CIV eS ahce al the cost ofthe purchaser.
SO . " A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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By ]. c. MCGUIRE. Auc,,ona.r

huSIEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
rhuE ed REAL ESTATE NEAR THE CRNrRE M :. r =
. virtue ofs deed trust, bearing date on
he Etn Gay OF March. 1856, and recorded in Iiber j.
a -, NoG folio 4o4, ct sea- the suhsc,,har ~ ii
s se,' on WEDNESDAY, the soth day Of Septem
ooL, az o7s o CLOCK P m, on the premises one
ahd 2 IN Square No. Ssl, fronting ~ feet on The
pupuc square opposite Centre Market, I5N feet on
north street, and l4l feet inch on Iousi,r, 80
nue. and 80 feet inches on Lot No in saiG square
win The buildings and improvements which c1ns;s,
OF a large and well built three story BrIck Rnid;ns
covering nearly the entire grounds and containins
several stores; halls and other rooms. The ahoys
property is well known as HasIup Weeden's and
located IN one OF the most vauabe bu ness horizons
OF the city. and will produce a rent of s3N DER an
mum: anu offers to capitalists rare opportunity for
Terms Of sale s3noo cash and ,he.hss,.s n, G
r. 49, and months, for notes bearing Interest from
Gay OF sale, secured upon the property Nv deed OF
trust; and, II not complied with in FIVE DAYS from the
gay OF sale the trustee reserves the right 10 resell
the property upon one weeks notice, at the m IL
ana expense OF the purchaser. All conyeyancing AZ
the expense Of the purchaser. "
CHAS. =. WALLACE. Trustee
SeS-StaW&ds LAS. q McEITIRE
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BALES.
By ALL& BARNARD, Auotloue.r.

by WALL q BARNARD, Auct,oneer.-
pEhEMPTORI SALE OF GOI n wATcu
No rs OF AT AucT1oN.-On THURSDAY MOP n
ootooer at 10 oclnck in front of orr ancf, ON
looms, we VIII sell eight Superior Sod Hnr,,n
@noa watches. A mong them are severaI nn,
yer. Ie"e"eo ana chronometer-b balanced Englis6 lee
so, very fine 10 karat cased gold capped I,.die,
aIcnes, by French, Royal ExchanFe Iondon
500 70 satisfy legal claim on them Ho'eoh'
-seS.ots WALL & BARNARD Avcts
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
y CiRcLE AT AucTIeN.-On TUESDAY, the Str
Gay Oh october next, shall sell in front of the prem
tses, ~ o etock p M, Lot No. 3, in Square No. g.
having 'front.' on north street of "a feet inches
running back 100 feet to WIDE alley between IA anil
<fdn streets; containing 5475 square feet. -
Terms One- third cash balance in and 10 mon Nh.
lot notes Dearlng interest from day of sale
oeed gwen and n deed Of trust taken All con
veyance at the cost of the purchaser.
sc o1-a A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two vrits of
~ Flerl Facias, issued from the Clerks Office Of
tne circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
tne Sounty oil Washington, and to me directed
sna eXpose to public sale for CASH in front OF the
EouIt- house door of said County, on SATURDAY,
me zith oil October next, 1857 at u o'clock M the
Following property. to wit: all defendants right
naI part OF lot No In Square No 5l8 in the CITY of
w asnington, ID. C., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as thc property of David A. Hall, and will he sold TO
satisfy Judlcias Nos IS and 81, to March term Ia5T
In iavor Of William w. Corcoran.
J. d. HOOVER
.o, Marshal for the District OF Columbia.
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STOVESm.!!
STOVES.

Sro'hS srovhs" sToVhs!!
The attention of those in want of STOVES is
invited to my large and well selected assortment.
Having given great attention to their selection,
confident can suit all who may favor me with
call. Among my numerous collection will name
The Union Complete, Maria Pom,
MOdei Parlor Cook, Valley Cook, Virginia Cook,
Ten Plate, Evening Star, Liberty Star,
Baltimore Complete, Virginia Alright, &c., &c.
pattern
Radiators. Alright, The Oval Franklin, Little
DOrrIt, &c
With bed room and dining room Stoves, OF various
patterns, and all sizes.
am also prepared to put up, in the most approved
style, kIsterbock s celebrated wrOught-ir0n Warm
Air Furnaces, for heating Dwelling Houses,
Churches, Assembly Rooms. 4 c., VIII oh from the
simplicity of ITS construction and easy manag
has never failed to give entire satisfaction.
Call and examine for Yourself, at
w. ID. WfVILI'S,
Stove Manufacture and Copper. Tin and
Sheet-lron Worker, 4S Penn. avenue,
between Third and ~ streets,
2S-lWt South Sida
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STOVES! CRATES! RANGESm
The largest stock of Stoves, Crates, Ranges, and
Hot-AIr Furnaces ever offered IN the Dis =.
riot of Columbia, and at the lowest market "a
prices, can be found at the Washiayton -
Stors, Tin, and Sheet IroR ManEfde tory, 81
8. T.. corner Pennsy vania avenue and llth ~
street.
Study your interest and call and OK mine at No.
267, sc l0-eolm
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TNHE LEGAL. ADVISER, or how TO diminish
Losses. avoid Lawsuits, and save Time, Trou
BILE, and Money, by conducting business according
To law. exp0unded by the best and latest Author
tiles; by Edwin T. Freedley, author Of Practical
Treatise on Business; Sl.S5
Information about Texas, carefully prepared by
ID. F.. f. Rraman, of MatagoIda, Texas; Tao.
Modern Reform Examined; or the union Of North
Stiles; 81. Just published, and for sale by
TAYLOR & MATRY, q
sc Do Booksellers. near Sth street.
Intel Union, States ~
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INSTRUCT BANKS.-The subscriber has on
Glass and Crockery, Silver plated Goods, Britain
na Block tin, and Japanned Goods, Table Cutlery,
with almost every article used in housekeeping,
which he will sell mt very low prices and cheeTfully
receive in payment the notes of any ofthe banks of
the District. G. w. BOTELER,
sc I3-3td Iron Hall.
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WATCH REruRNs.-Henry Lee, slave, disor-
derly; fifteen stripes. James Smith, do: do
barnard Fitzgerald, drunk and disorderly; work.
WIN. Cochran, vagrant 90 days
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VALuhBLE LAND IN ALEXANDRIA
COUNTY FOR SALE The undersigned
paving ~ acre. OF LaDd in his farm, will dispose of
LAM ~ situated miles from the Long Bridge on
the Columbia Turnpike, and about the same distance
from a iexandrla and Georgetown. Those wishing
purchase Land, near the three cities, will do well
10 call on the subscriber, deem il to
describe the Land or neghborhOod II is presumed
that those wishing to purchase will examine the
property before purchasing. "
=. b. CORBETT.
Sc l5- colin ALEX Gax 2awtfl
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nc MIC OF the members Of the G.,n,,,
ecnooi, Eleventh street, Peter MilIem. t,.eh.r
came on at the Gardens Of Mr. Becker, n.,, ~ =,
NAVY Yard, Yesterday. The music Was f,,n,.t- =
ny wagner, and the lttle feet of. The chiIt.',ll
W., %rrs busy enough during the day in poIisSioa
1hs Moor OF Beckrrt's hall and a IaTys nnrnhI..
OF children Of 4 larger growth Were active nan,ie
PahtS IA This pleasant exercise. Al dusk the Tns,
The days enjoyment win
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Rev. wM. PINKSEY ID. D.-The reverend yep.
ternan above named preached his yaledictorv
sermons to his charges at BeItsyIIle and BIadenS.
burg, respectively, on Sunday last. Theeburcb.
g were crowded 10 OVERLOOKING, and deep feel
ing was manifested on the occasion r., Oh.
past twenty-one years be has satisfactorily ON :
ciated al pastor Of these churches and with grea,
success His departure is regretted Ly ali his
PaIlshloners-his urbanitY aud uniform kindness
having eDdeared him TO all
MI- Plnkney, having accepted the call of the
Ses'ry OF the church Of the Ascension. will en-
yer upon the duties Of his rectorship on SUNDAY
next. The church is on III street
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TONIGHT, the Ethiopian serenaders at Odd
Fellows Hall with fun and sentiment of In,
choicest kind - N-@'
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LATEST NEWS.
The Survivors Of walker. Amy.

w. ~. - ''I = 49, r H..
lrnitea STATE f5,,,a,o VII =, NJ. VII an
Sunday. with 81 af WaILo,,s 49,, ood ,o;".rs
besides n wnms, ,n1 : oh;l IT,.
Amon, IA. .;,.L ara 7 .,; p,,a, If R,l,i,,,,.
with nm nIco, md L,.s 81 L,, -, .,,, w.,
Jewell, orVirginia. nicer. mud II = Williams
andE. w Neller # OH. H. la,,nr u;,h am ~
Ger and ,ba f,,,.,, ,,,,b - II, .,l II
Adams of N,ryl,,a rnrebnt wan,a N,,h,uinl
Tram. uf MI gnn.Ln, wn,n1. Wtn II Cn. ,f
Md gun.b,t wn,na ,br,n IA he ,i.,L, ,bi,,b.
Can't I e. Seb.,,,,rh,,, 81 whit; ,,n5.i
in the lcc. Col Wm. Rutts De VI, = William.
and VIM II. Holmes. of Ohio ynn.bnt wnuna..
1t .Inhn Uo,. of Nirr;n;, vanna.a i, tho f,,,
Col ,Jobu F,ber md Jem.. I,,a,,,an ~ = -
gnnshnt wounds. YIN po,,or ,fp. 4, I.oL
Williams heel shot off Inv D, COMMON h,l. \ par.
mn probably mortall, wnun1,a / II R,nnn
of Tenn. fell nnon his howl. lnife mud WINS had
IL ipin,.I Al H., I'LL , ., u, IN, -
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:" o'der lhat the Council NAV l,rect the Treasurer
"'a' etedt 10 allow them therefor
~ speed asked leave to introduce an ordinance
uC'e'Se The present salary of the Treasurer of the
city whch.was refused
ar speed asked and obtained leave to introduce
ordnance TO increase the salary of the Master of
-, !" S'oV' which was granted, aud he thcreupon
-; 90" an ordinance for that purpose, which be-
Jug FeHd hrst, second and third tine passed into an
ota'hance entitled, "An Ordnance entitled "An Or
ulnhhce concerning the Master of Police
hr' HtlgIer asked leave to introduce an ordinance
10 increase the salary ofthe Weighmaser nj the Pub
lie scales, which was refused
ihe council went into the appointment of the CITY
oii''er' Tor The ensuing year, when Nm. W Noryell
was appointed Treasurer; F. ) Miller. supcrintend-
eh' oil The Water Norkss \. y. Montgomery Collec-
tor ofthe City Taxes and also Collector of Delin
4nent Taxes Jordan Greasy Weigh master at the
fuhllc Scales, \ " Cross, Gauger and InSpector OF
aPlrtHons Liquors, and also Me.suref OF Wood and
.onl Carts; Henry Latham. Vaccine Agent: Thos |
Walker, Health Officer W Christian J II Seay and
james + Payne Board of Health for Henry Ward. 7
furgnson, Z II Gimer and \ Rucker Board of
Health for Lynch Ward
The appointment Of the Clerk offhe Market Tnsrc.
tor OF Butter and Lar4 and Keeper of Powder Mapa.
Hne was postponed natil the ncXt meeting OF the
Council
The Mayor recommended the appointment Of the
present "atchmcn, 10 wit T. II DoM1y Gadds paw-
sou Thomas Austin. Samuel Taylor Thomas VI PRIV
OF Joseph Mays aud oliver Mays, aud there being no
opposition the, were orally elected
Mr. Christian asked tnsbe excused from serving on
the Finance Committee, which WIS granted and
JamcS Payne was appointed in his place.
Christian appointed a member tho
street ommittee. -Lsts0ctS from HI Proceedings.
JAS.o. WILLIAMS
Clerk city Council,
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TRAGIC AffNG On Saturday morning last, Mr..
Thos. Il. Anderson, owner OF II steam saw. mill noar
A0cc's station on the Central lturotd, IN lnno, er
county, went to his mill in company with a young
man who wished 10 purchase, aud On examining the
fixtures Discovered that seycrn pieces of brass aud
other articles Ind been reno,ed. Soon afterwards a
mau was found concealed behind The machinery aud
near him blE containing the stolen property Mr..
Anderson accused him of the theft. which hc denied
and when the charge reiterated he became en-
ragged, aud called his nCruscr ID liar. Nj. A.
then seized hand,plke and gave him blow the
head knocking him down. lie ny for some time in
sensible, but was finally restored to consciousness
and started off towards Richmond On Sunday
evening his dead body was discovered, by negro
woman, not far from Andcrson's residence. Our IN
farmart states tnat the body which was suffered To
remain exposed on the ground much torn and
INITIATED by hogs during the night
Mr.. Anderson has surrendered himself to the au-
thorilies, nad the matter will undergo legal invest-
gation.-R. Dts.
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From J>MAlcA--Wo ARE in receipt of files Of
Jamaica papers To the lOth inst Tho Kingston
journal says TIM: the prospects Of the Island ara
much brighter than they were; that many sugar
estates which hnl been abandoned for several
years were being brought into cultivation, and
Tint it is expected hnt the sugar crop viii be
doubled in quantity. The port OF Kingston, says
the snme paper, Is very animated more vessels
being IN harhor than at any one time for ten
yenr-. !. drought prevailed to the eastward OF
Kingston bat the south side papers report hen
" rains aud good CANE crop Mines yielded
well. W the British gun bouts we,c ordered
home. Mr.. Gitting-. of Baltimore. died of vel.
low fever at Kingston. There good sup
ply of breadstuifs IN the Kingston market und
the Island WAS healthy.
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WHEAT IN INplANA.-1he account of the
wheat crop in Indiana continue to be most en-.
couraging. In the counties of Boon, Carl, Gin
ton and Tippecanoe the prospect was never bet
ter since they were settled and fully one fourth
more ground ha- been sowed than was harvested
last year. The crop IT the whole Stale last year
was about l3,OO0000 bushels. This year il is es
timated ty those who have given the matter their
particular attention,,o reach The amount of eigh
teen millions
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MAY elrd 1877
GEORGE NJ. RtCKER.

HAS received the following very des, able goods q
which he invites the attention Of his customers aud the
buyers of by tnal= generally
Silk Fringe lasstl Hutans assorted coors TO nntrh
Black Muire Antique Ribbon, for trimming BtSqucs,)
rlaid and Checked Gins hamH,
Hack ramitan ta henutifu Dress goods tnt mourunF1
SKY blue Maria Louise Pea Green aud black Mouslina
Steel sp,us sklrta, (nsaorted styles very lesrabl"J
Whalch"ne do
Black Moire Antique Lace Nantes very beautiful and
extremely eheapN
nl,rk Chantaa Lace Nantes tin great Variety
Irish Linens nnaiers. AleNnndrra KID Glnvr- Ne &c,
which will hs sad extremely Inv lh"s" Wishing to
avail 4,lsesa The benefits rcslung from tho priee
ys,p will had tolr greatly promoted Is ealing and
making their purchases from thus House. q NJ. X
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