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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-07-24
Cash Wanted!

expect TO leave for the east In few weeks.,
after full supply of Fall aud Winter Goods pro-
vided my customers will call and pay me what
they owe me. Come forward gentlemen. have
INDUCED you long, and hope ycu will now show
that you appreciate II by calling end paying your
notes and accounts. se 80
have still on hand good supply OF Clothing
and Furnishing Goods, which will be disposed Of
at low figures Tor cash, or to punctual men on the
usual time. T. McCULLoCH.
July 10, '57-3w 3as3 4. llsial
STOCKHOLDERS NJ G. & Z. K. r
Aneddtional call Of per cent. payable on the
first Of August and call Of same amount pay
able on the first Of September, has been ordered
by the Board. ...l. ~ q.
w. B. MUNFoRD, Presr.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-07-24

FOR GOVERNOR,
RoBERT hATTON, of Wilson.

poR TtIE STATE SENATE,
j. G. STARK, of Robertson.
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S6l5 s0g f2
S. No liabilities TO Banks or others, due or no.
dnel
6. M losses adjusted and due.
4. Amount Of losses, either unad-t 30 -on a,
3. justed or adjusted and not dut,} ''''o''''
y. Losses IN suspense waiting farther proof.
included In last answer above.
10. Az other claims against the COM sSsf
prny, Including S30000 divi- tA
dend payable June l0th', 4o,270.33
IL. Tie iule of the company Is not to exceed
$40 600 IN any one risk, suhject to loss by aein-
gle FIRE. a-
l2. The amount insu red In city or village de-
ponds upon its size generally all the desirable
risks 10 be had; subject TO the rule last above
named, t4 ga tsttfH
-. The amount insured in any one block of
buildings depends upon its aize and constructor.
subjec to the rule above referred 10. u
ID. The Act of Incorporation is the same as
filed in July 1856, amended rs per enclosed copy.
C.B BOWERS, Secretary
l.. q. WILLIAMS, Agent,
Clafksville, Tenn.
STATE OF CoNNECTICuTa
HARrFoRD Co:yTy, sN. June 10, 81
Personally appeared C. D. BOWERS, Secretary
Of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and
made oath that the foregoing stateme nj, by him
subscribed, is u true, full and correct statement
Of the efriirs of said Company, AMI exhibits its
at tual condition on the first day Of May, 1857;
and he further declares urder oath, that the sub
seqseht business Of the Company, US far as re-
ported and ascrriained at the date Of making this
aft lavt, has been such as 10 produce no material
or unfavorabe change In thu condition O! liz
affairs shown 10 the above exhibit. 81 {lar ST.
Before me, x. G. DRAKE,
Justice Of tho Peace.
July -. '57--iw
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Bills receivable bearing interest fof
which $1,000 Is special De-
post in Banks on interest.
Balances on book, due the Company,
Cash on hand,
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Col Magruder has taken command OF the U 5
troops at Newport (R II barracks.
+, ia reported that Col Fremont will sail in the
next steamer for California.
Chas Furber. q member of the Massachusetts
Legislature, died last Friday.
Thos A Parsons, an actor, died suddenly IN Boss
ton on Friday, of hemorrhage OF the lungs
On Saturday 52l passengers sailed from New
York for Europe, and 470 for California.
Seven millions of straw bonnets were manufac-
tured In Frxnklin, MASS, last year, and az many
more in Foxboro. an adjoining town.
A seperaton has taken place between A Il Da-
ysnport and his wife Lizzie Weston Davenport.
There were "a deaths in Baltimore last week
Is of consumption.
VIM TAYLOR, of Richmond, Va, cad his pocket
picked of S35, in Baltimore, Monday.
The wheat crop of South Carolina, it Is said,
will be the largest this season ever harvested IL
that State.
cold Grimes is dead" Mr. D Grimes died re
Gently In Georgia at the great age of one hundred
and ten years He was never sick.
Rev Samuel Bryson died in Centre county, Pa
lately, aged go years His brother. Rev Bryson,
died some time ago, aged 20.
Rev Mr. Charlton has resigned the pastorship OF
the Second Baptist church, At Wilmington, Del
The Mt Vernon Guard of Alexandra, Virginia,
visited the President and Secretary Floyd on Mon
day.
The Hon VIM Richardson, of Illinois, declines
the Governorship of Nebraska
young man named David Robinson, on Sun
dsy last while running foot race near Vincennes,
Ind, fell down = corpse.
Lieutenant William Wilcox. U s Navy, has
resigned
Mime Pitron, q Freach lady, is performing
"Camille" In the French language, In San Fran.
Disco.
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W osBoRNE's GALLERY, Main ct.
r. LISTEN YE
DYsPFPTICS.
GO AND DO LIKEWISE
PERMANENT TnRE

GO AND DO LIKEWISE
PERMANENT CURE
The Rev. James Hunnlcutt, proprietor ana editor
# that excellent paper, the Christian Banner, pub
ishsd at Fredericksburg Va in his editorial of June
5th, 1887, thus speaks of bis cure
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
1t will be recollscted by many Of our readers that
several years ago stated in the editorial columns
of the Christian Banner that Hampton Vegetable
Tinctureh had effected cure of Dyspepsia in own
csse that had la bored long with this errib DIS
e.ss ard suff red most awfully ih- pain and nean-
cholly which necessarily accompanies this horrible
enemy Of u1an aud mans hspp'n.H For long time
~e lived in constant fear thar the fell ster woud
return But h .Dk God, and thanks to Ham pton's
Tincture the gloomy demon has nos yet retursed,
and ws gin to think he nsver will
We now feel confident in saying that Hampton's .
Vegetable q octure has made radical cure OF Dys-
pepsia in our own case we have not taken drop OF
it for the last years. to the best OF our ecoilec-
tion Ne eat what please, and as much as We
please and chew tobacco to our hesfs content, and
all is well We believe that twelve bottles judcious.
Iy taken will cure nine Of every ten OF 6ys
peptics We recommend 1t to all dys.
ed therefore, a. philsuthropst, We call attention
to it Editor of the Christian Banner
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures OF Cough,
Rheumatism, Scrofula, NC As aresEoratlve and In
viaorator ii has been hi ghly recommended
HAMPrONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Y- Delicate Ladies and children will pesse give
Sold by PURCELL, LADDA CO, Richmond; BY
DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all ths Druggists In
Petersburg; by MORTIaER MoWBRAY, Bslti-
more, and By Druggists and storeksepers every
where.
W- sl per bsttls six bottles for e5.
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Mr.. JAMES E MURDOCH IN ITALY.-We have
had the pleasure of receiving letter from Mr.
Murdoch, written at Rome, dated May 2lst on the
eve of his departure for Venice, in which he gives
an interesting account of his rapid journey through
Italy. His many friends will be glad to learn that
he W es: My health c1ntinues firm, and l am
better than / have ever have been in body aud
spirits since / came to man 8 estate" He and
his party have been to Naples AMI visited the
ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum, walked to the
top of Vesuvius, from Portci and back, fifteen
miles, and roasted eggs in the crater where il was
so hot they could not stand still over minute for
fear of burning the soes off their shoes. The vol
cano was in a constant roar ail the while they
were on the summit, throwing up stones half the
SIZE of human body at least fifty tr sixty feet into
the air and falling within 100 feet of the spot
where they standing in the ring of the old
Yolcano-PhIa PennsYlUaniGn
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AFFECTING SCENE E-Dedth Of a Young Girl in
the Cars "A letter to q western editor relates the
following very affecting scene, of which the wri'
ter was an eye Witness
"At Michigan City, where we changed cars, we
observed them moving a sick girl. The party
consisted of brother of about twenty years, q
sister of about sixteen, and the mother The in
valid appeared about twenty five, very emaciated,
but with those lustrous eyes common to her dis
observation-disclosures which fascinated while it
panied us to look st her. The tenderness and de-
vo.ion of her people were really beautiful. After
we had gone some fifty miles, while she was re.
clining on her mothers breast, who was gently
and carefully smoothing her hair, she suddenly
raised herself and fell back dead Then followed
such scene of wild and frantic grief, mingled
with the noise of the rushing cars, the scream of
the locomotive, and the confusion of the passen
gers, that no power OF mine can describe; and TINS
was continued for fifty miles more. We old tough
hearts found there was one spot not quite harden
ed"
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A WATER SPOUT-Reports of remarkable st
mosphercal phenomena come from different por-
tions of the country. In addition to the whirl-
winds hastorms, &c, already noticed as having
occurred in New York State and Connecticut, we
have accounts of water spout in Massachusetts
i. ia thus described:
1t formed column Of one TO tbreefee in height
and filled the air to the height of ten or fifteen
feet with large drops and spray the whole lighted
up with the most brilliant ranbows There was a
noise like the rushing of a mighty torrent. there
was continual sound, like that when red hot
iron is passed into water. The water spout had
the usual whirling, and at the same time pros
gressive motion, and was about twenty or thirty
seconds in passing 100 yards, when it encountered
a railroad bridge, which broke it up, 80 that 1t
passed away without doing damsge.
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JOHN DEAN AGAIN.-John Dean, the "gaant
young coachman, who married Miss Mariana Pc
tronilla Boxer, aud promised to keep away fren
her until he was properly educated, broke his
word last week, and leaving Long Island, sudden
ly appeared before his bride. The New York Sun
day Courier, says:
"She, being a true hearted and high minded lsdy
was rather shocked by her husbands lack of honor
in not keeping bis parole. She positively refused
to have anything to say to him, and commanded
him to return and keep his engagement, or she
would never see him again. He went, but un
willingly; and if be should have the stupidity to
break his word again. he will have to 60 back to
his old occupation as gentleman's coachnan, and
give up all hopes of being the husband of a ten-
der hearted and high minded lady, such as the in
fatuated Petronilla has thus far proved herself"
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AN OLD PATRIoT.-There is a gentleman in
Uuion, N Fl, who will be 10l years old on the 7th
of July. His name is Ralph Farnham; and strong
efforts were made to induce him to be present al
the Buuker Hill celebration in Boston, he having
taken part in the battle. He declined going, on
account of the distance and when bis son, lad
OF so or 90 years, proposed TO accompany him, re
pied, If he went, he didut want to be bo1hered
remember of ever being sick. but believes he had
fever or something 80 or 90 years ago."
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ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF CROPS We noted
In Yesterdays paper sales Of tobacco that we're
made on Saturday last At prices ranging from ol7
to sioo though very little was sold at the mini.
mum here given. the average being about o. Der
ewt- We have been induced TO refer to our old
Mes tor the purpose Of contracting former prices
With those just above quoted. and learn from the
sVrgtn'an" Of June sib. 1921. that extra prices
tor tobacco ranged fram s4i to % Flour was then
!ao.ed at2 to p per b5l; now Superfoe -four 10
r. .n AZ Wholesale vi Other articles have ad-
p.ao, tnough not uniformly In the same ratio
Dsoon was then quoted At to Ct een,s-it now
:, wholesale IS to 14t cents and at retail
Sios 70 lef Whiskey was then sold at 30 cents,
" Is NO" quoted, wholesale, At As to so cents
LynehburS Yir.
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LET THE LADIES BEWARE.-Itt is stated that
lately some workmen fell sick in Paris in work ing
on apple green silk dress. a piece of the silk
was examined by a chemist and it was found to
have been colored with copper and arsenic These
substances adhered but slightly TO the silk, were
detached in handling, in the shape of powder
and were thus inhaled by the lungs. Az order
was issued prohibiting the future use of this kind
of coloripg matter. Many of these silks are sup
posed to have gone to the United States
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-NGTiCE:-i am

A NTHRACITE COAL.-NGTiCE.-Ia am
n receiving orders for the best q1slity OF An'hIs.
cite Coal, to be shipped and delivered during tho
present month and July Penons ordering 'neir coal
throush me will receive 224O lbs to the ton, tthey
allowing ms commission Of 10 per csntl Those
who wish to lay in their winter supply wilt hnd u
,bs yssy whsn eosI and freishts low All orders
enclosed 70 me through the Post 0cs or left At the
Drug Store Of Mssrs Lsidley Ro olnssn, corner Of
ba,an pnh.r,s sorner of 18th and Main streets,
Iwhsre nv Office is tept) viii be promptly attended
y " lie 10 Smj WRIT kOBEkrB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

- Cancers and Tumors Cured without
CUTTING DR. M KAHN. late CT Philadelphia re-.
spectfully offers his services TO the citizens and the
public generally, for the cure of Cancers, Tumors,
Moulds Blotchss, and all diseases of the skin He
can also cure Secret Diseases
BE ssn be found at his Office at the Clifton Hous
from 10 N. to p. M.
Recommendations can be seen on application.
iQ.--dzmr
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An unsuccessful attempt was made on Sunday
night to burn down the Wheeling Times Office.
Reed McCulloeh, OF Wheeling Va. was among
those of Walkers soldiers, who were killed At the
battle of San Joze, Nicaragua
Edward Muldoon, a policeman, was killed in
Philadelphia, Sunday night, while attempting tc
quell fight.
Rev. DIR Wheat Of the North Carolina univer.
sIty, preached in Alexandria, Virginia, on Sum
day.
Henry Chapman, son of Gen. A. A. Chapman,
died at Union, Monroe county, Va, on the 18Th
instant.
Nv A Raine has received An appointment to
. freight conductorship on the Virginia & Tsn'
nessee Railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

ATTACKED BY A CAT.-In Cincinnati, a few days
since, little daughter of Mr.. Barnard, on George
street. while standing in q neighbours yard, was
leaped upon by large and fierce cat, from a tree
above, and very badly scratched and bitten by the
animal, which acted more like young tiger than
one of its own kind The childs very seriously in.
ured, and may loose one of its eyes
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BOYS DROWNED Two little boys named Sa.
Vile were recently drowned by the giving way Of
pier in Black river, Michigan The eldest was
between ten and eleven years old and the other
about six years. When found by the mother they
were IN the water, csspng each other around the
waist in the embrace of death
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

sGnss TOEt hHNI-Anu possession gwen
Esss between the lst and 10th of July, a large and
<s deli ghtfu brick residence with furnace or fire.
places heating the whols house. Double porch in
rear with shower and plunge bath, and water in the
house, and all other modern improvements; large
yard; kitchen and servants rooms detached from
house; iB cool in summer and in winter; loca-
ted between 3rd and 4th, Franklin street, and 10
of the mo.t eiiaibe, convenient and mfortabe
residences in the city For terms, &c., apply to No
2G4 Main street, opposite Corinthian Hall, at the
house. lie 5-tf
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rn pkslKABLE AEsIDENCAs ~

gea DESIRABLE HESIDENChS IN
Nsfs hANCHESTER FOR RENT.-Two new and
E&& handsomely finished Tenemenu on Jackson
street, within twenty minutes walk of the business
portion of the city Of Richmond 10 now ready for
tenants Each tenement contains six rooms in the
dwelling four of them eighteen feet square, and
three in the basement The location is healthy and
IN an agreeable neighborhood Hydrsuts lwill be
put IN each tenement at early day. Rent $500
per annum. Apply to A. C. Saunders Natonsl Ho-
tel Manchester, OF to
ie lJ-l2tr B. j. SIZER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

ANOTHER HORSE FOR ENGLANO.-The Lex
ington (kentucky) Observer learns that Mr James
Duke has sold bis flly, Bonnie Lasse, to an
agent of Mr. Ten Brock for S. 000-the highest
price we believe. ever paid for three year-old in
America. She goes Immediately to England,
where Mr. Ten Brock proposes to test her speed
against the best of Britains three -year.ods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

SANTA ANEA's LEG 1t is stated that q firm OF
celebrated manufacturers of artificial legs In Bos.
TOM have just received the leg belonging to Santa
Anna, captured at the battle of Cerro Gordo hs
firm are manufacturing an excellent specimen of
the art for the general The folio wing is the 10
scription upon the captured leg: Santa Annas
Leg. captured at the battle of Cerro Gordo. Mexi-
co, by Sergeant Gill and privates Rhodes and
Woodward, Company G, fourth regiment Illinois
Volunteers"
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A MOTHER AND CHILD BURNED TO DEATH
Near Steubenville Ohio, recently, Mrs Peter
Lyons and her infant were burned to death at
their residence, by the house taking fire. No "a.
sistance was st hand, and the house also burned
down before Mr. Lyons (who was abseni) arrived
at the dwelling
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

EXECUTION OF MURDERERs.-John Lapoint,
for the murder of Robert Wheaton; Israel Shouliz
for shooting Henry Inhamp and Jacob Hoeslin,
for the murder of his wife, were executed in the
Jail yard in st Louis, Friday.
George W Sharpe and John johnson have been
hung al Edwardsyille, Illinois, for the murder OF
Jacob Barth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL Burton, the co.
mediau, is playing in Cincinnati, and John
Brougham in Philadelphia, Penn. Miss Eliza Lo-
gan is very successful in her New York engage.
ment. Miss Susan Denim is starring at Chics 90
The Boone Children creating some excitement
at Charleston, S. G. Ole Bull gave farewell
concert in Detroit, Friday. Henry Squires, the
American tenor, is very successful in Italy JUL
lien and Sim Reeves are about visiting the United
States.
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LAKES ERIE AND MICHIGAN SHIP CANAL
The Toledo Commercial mentions a project now
engaging considerable attention, of connecting
Lakes Erie and Michigan by ship canal via Fort
Wayne The elevation 200 feet
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fG#~@&~ COACH MAKEK

R2-I Corner BsoAD AND 9th SITS,
fTichenors old stand,) keeps constantly on hand
and mases to ordsr. ali kinds Of CARRlAGES.
ROCKIVAYS, BUGGIES, SULRIES SPRING
WAGONS, ETC. He has exhibition In his
,bow room an unusually large assort ment which he
i. diposed to sslI upon very reasonable terms EN-
allowing the best workmsn, and usisg the tnest ma
ffsT{al hs is enabled TO warrant all bis work
rwr Coach smithipy and jobbing Of all kinds exc
eutsd promptly, ususl and upon reasonable terms
NV jS-Sma
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RELIC OF WARREN.-At the Bunker Hill cele-
bration on Wednesday, Miss Sarah A Newcomb, q
great granddaughter of General Joseph Warren,
wore bracelet which was woven from the Gener-
ais hair by his wife.
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SUICIDE On the 1lth instant, Wesley Heffling
a respectable citizen Of Harrison county, Virginia
committed suicide. The unfortunate man came tC
his death by placing the muzzie of rifle to his
breast and pushing fl the trigger with the ramrod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

In Charleston, s G, was awak ened by the piIiful
cries OF cat when the house was discovered to BE-
oo fire Had it not been for pussy's warning the
whole family might have perished, IS the flames
had made considerable headwav
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LIBEL SUIT "A married lady in New York has
sued fellow for slander, laying her damages at
$40 600, for sending her small naked china doll
and accompanying the present with An indelicate
allusion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

PAPER MILLS BURNT THE paper mills of Jas
Howard Il Co. at Manchester, N H., have been
destroyed by fre the work of an incendiary. Loss
about ZOO; insured for $4,000 In Pistsburg of>
Saas
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CATTLE CoMING-A. Cincinnati on Friday.
there arrived by the Ohio and Mississippi road
twenty car loads of fat cattle and hogs from the
prairies of Illinois.
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LoNGEvITY-John RiddF o, a soldier of the re-
yoluton, died in Wayne township, Augaze CO
Ohio, on the 22d ultimo, at the advanced age OF
los
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sAD-A Fart Dodge peper want, information of
any friends Of little boy, In that town, q single
survivor Of whole family butehered BY the Indians
at sp'insheId, Minnesota, In March He gives his
art formerly Of Indiana county, PennsyIvsnia. His
notheI's maiden nan was probably Fleming Also
# the friends Of young lady. about sixteen wears
"a named Elizabeth Gardner who alone of her fs
mily escaped death. Her father was formerly frsu
stsubsn county. New York She, too, is at Forl
Dodge, but knows none of hor relatives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

HON WIN. B. REED.-This distinguished gen
tleman designs sojourning with his family at the
Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va from the
25 instant, until his departure for China on the
Minnesota.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

Encanpment we understsod that the Guard
of the Metropolis. fine company on you,hs vii
visit the farm of Mr. Peyton Johnston 10 Henr..o.
about the 18th Of next month, and 20 into an an.
campment. The Junior Blues have been invited
70 90 with them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

| NoMINATIoN.-The democratic convention of
| the third dstrc. of Louisiana has nominated hos
G Davidson for Congress, after the withdrawal of
| q portion of the delegates.
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MIDsUMMER-We are in the height of Summer
Sunday was Midsummer Eve, and Monday and
yesterday, 22d and 23d, were the two longest day
of the year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

FIRE AND DEArH.--Iu Augusta. Ga, on Friday
last. q hre broke out in the residence Of an old
In France. and though little damage was dons tn
the house by the flames, the excitement 90 Affected
the proprietor, who was previously suffering from
disease of the heart, that he fer and instantly eI.
pred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

NAvAL-The Navy Department has determined
n 1t to send the steamer Arctic the surveying
psdtion on the Isthmus of Dsren, for which Lieut.
craven has been designated This vessel hes been
temporarily tranferrsd to the Coast survey to be
en- ployed under Lieut. Bsrrymsa in taking deep
sea soundngs connected with that branch of the
ruin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

~ sEILIkG OUT AT COsr.-.-F0r In g
<1Iz nurpose of cosins u . my Drug and Apotheeary
YX business offer for sale, at cost for cssh, my
fk stock Of Drugs Medicines and Fancy 6oods,
soI.uri.nss general assortment Of articles usually
kept in an Apothecary store.
Also, the FIXTURES, Cases and Furniture belonging
to the store y.F. JACKSON, No IL Manst.
nv zs~ts Old Market Bridge.