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RICHMOND. October let, ls5f-
HHT | have hem using ..Semrle's In

fallbie Baking Powder fer some two years. aud
feel 10 hesitancy in say ing that have been uors
than pleased with It, and regard it as vastly supe-
ror to any Yeast Powder II has ever been my good
fortune TO try. D. bARsE JR
For ale by Druggist, and Grccers. Price zoc.
Jy9 JOHN W GARLIOk. Sola Pruprietar
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Nor so CoCL.-Visitors are gathering at the White
Mountains in large numbers, though if the object
be to escape hot weather ii will be failure. From
July 4th the mercury had varied from 66 deg. TO
93 deg, which is certainly hot enough for all prsc
ticai purposes.
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FoR THE SpRiNGs.-A large number OF
passengers passed up the Virginia Central Railroad
yesterday morning, on their way to the various
watering places in the mountains.
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SnARKs.-A shark was caught in the Connecti
cut river at Lyme on Wednesday of last week
4De feh was a regular maneater, measuring 81
see ia length, feet inches 10 girth, and weigh
ed $50 pounds. 1t had triple row of teeth Of a
formidable appearance. In his stomach were q
"bony fish,"
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KEEsEE d PARR'S Pottery,
m (.nrunr Of N a MI l4.Yr a trsxtta

I&- DUDLEY g. Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES. old WaIsKEYs and CIGARS No. ~ Main
6o q
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REcEIvIsd ToBAcoo.-The trial Of Isa-
bella Rix, indicted for receiving tobacco, knowing
IL to have been stolen, has been dxed BY The
Haatings Court for Friday next
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A FAIR chapca f,r an;oy,

FAIR chance for enjoyment is offer
at the Blues Fair room this evenieg where fair
sa'eswonon are in attendauce aud luxuries of eve.
ry Kind are TO be had at fair prices Our readers
ladies aad gentlemen-will iud the ice creams
superb, and the nic-sacs of the best order
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80 REAL ESTATE
Etis NEAR STANTON

At 4 BARGALNl
A COMFORTABLE FRAME DIV ELLtH q HOUSE
fui an ordinary sized BLACKSMITH SHOP, with
FOUR ACRES UF LAND attached on tho line Of
the Virginia Central Railroad, within one mile OF
) tGrt1n, will he sold by BOWERS, SNYDER Il
CARTER, At 4 BARGAIN AZ they are desirous Of clio
Sig the business Gt their lafe cOpartnership IS
3 t,I a. practicable. IL has the advantage of Wa
E@-rywer. and il well located for Ccnductug ( small
Enuir, busiue
Iaqu.r, oF \. X. TROUT, Esq., Staunton, Va, or
D. s6-Sm Richmond, Va
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Coon SALE.--The Aylor farm in Augusta county,
Va, which contains 20S acres, was sold last week
by Messrs. Watts and Trout, Trustees, at $52 %
per acre. MIR. George Sherman, Of Rockingham,
was the purchaser.
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FOLLY pU NIsuFD-Casper IIeisenbancher, q
young German, was very badly injured Ia Chicago
on Monday, 5th Instant, by hriug. on a wager OF
halt dime, a cracker held in bis mouth. He won
the bet. but was seriously bsrned, his tongue and
cheeks were lgcerated, and two of his teeth blown
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- FOR SALE Or RENT.-Either
"a q those three convenient aud desirable Real
dsuc az aul near the corner 0! Grace aud Eighth
strr-ts, Aud NOW occupied 10y u. L. K. Jsmes Z. q.
haCou, and M self For terms. time OF possess on
tC apply AZ my re@ideuce on Eighth, near the
corner Of Grace, or at NY Office in thr Law Building
i;hrr valuable Lots and Residence for saie; and
Rooms for rent.
D. i6-lm 3. Il. MINOR.
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RUNAwAY.-A horse attached to John
P. Sledd's market wagon, ran of yesterday morn
ing in Main street. and on attempting to turn into
west 18th street struck the lamp post at that cor
ner. breaking the lamp and making u complete
wreck Of The wagon. A boy named Blunt, who
was driving, escaped with only few bruises
Rapid driving was probably the cause Of the runa
way and breakage.
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UsLAwPUL AssEMBLY.--Chaa Burgent
the keeper of a grocery in Pink Alley, was fined
by the Mayor yesterday, for permitting an unlaw
fui assembly Of negroes in his house on last Sun
hav
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THE CANINE HARVEST is ripe for the
netmen, and a large crop of ours and fee, and
bulls and terriers. might be reaped, if the Mayor
80 ordered it, When the uets are not in use
strychnine is freely administered by those who
most annoyed, and to prevent this dangerous prac-
tice the policemen should make frequent rounds
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STRANGE BED ffLL0ws.--In Kansas, two weeks
ago, Niles Irene Baker, girl of seventeen, married
a man Of seventy-hye from admiration OF one OF
his political speeches. Thus is common saying
verified-'.politics makes strange bed-fellows"
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ARREST OF A SUHSAMBuLIsT.-Betwsen two aud
three O'Clock Monday morning female figure,
r0bed i'll white, made its appearance at Fourth and
Pine streets, aud commenced walk in the neigh
hOrhood of DR.. Erauerds church The f.ure
strobe around the graveyard in true phantom styIe
aud paid 10 heed whatever to the queries of ,hs,e
who.wth chattering teeth, ,yentured to question il
The hgure continued 20 stalk backward and for.
ward for some time under the shadow Of the crave
yard wall, and II was not long before the ru1lOr
that ghost was 10 be seen gathered quite a crowd
Of Sazers even at that unseason.t,e hour. Sew
eral policemen were among the lockers ou but
they did not consider it their duty to medd,e with
uasubstantiai visions, and her ghostsh;p was suf
fered to continue her weary walk undisturbed for
some time
Finally, an officer, who was either skeptical
concerning "sperrets az q class. or who CONSIDER.
ed it writ down in his duty TO intercept all ir-
regular Individuals, whether real or spiritual
seized the ghost by the arm, and became satisfied
that she was flesh and blood Eucoura ged by thi
discovery, he marched her to the Fifth Ward Sta
tion h0nde, where il was found that the supposed
spectre was real substantial woman. who had
got out ct her bed, at house in Hurst street in
II somnambuistc fit, and scared "a portion of .he
community from their propriefy by paradipr
! around grave yard IN her night clothes. Even
after reachIug the station house it 1as come time
before the sonambuiist could be aroused. We
think that anybody who eau sleep So souudIy as
this supposed ghost must have slept is TO be en-
Wed these hot nights Phil Bulletin
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THE CIVIL DOCKET in the Hastings
Court will be called to-day ~ soon the trial o.
Perrin in concluded.
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Dock STEEET.-Laborers are now en-
gagged in lowering the grade Of this important tho
roughfare. preparatory to paving it with granite
blocks, such as have been used on 18th street.
When the work is completed, which will not be
very soon Dock street will be oae of the handsom-
est thoroughfares in the city
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To Cons Down The engine house. OF

To Come Down The engine house, on
the southeast corner Of the Capitol Square, is TO be
taken down at once, to make room for the
improvements now being made on those beautiful
grounds. If the Governor could manage. by any
means 10 get an entrance to and frcm 18th street.
in rear of the Law Buildings, it would prove 81
great convenience TO persons passing from that
direction 10 and from the square.
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MIsDEMEANoR- The Hastings Court
yesterday was engaged for several hours in the
trial of John d. Perrin, who stands indicted for
misiemeanor but failing TO conclude it before the
hour of adjournment, the case was Continued nn
ii IL O'Clock to day, and the accused held to bail
for his aDuearauce.
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jury FEEs.-By act of the last Legislature oi
Ohio, jurymen's fees have been increased from 81
per diem to 81 50-with mileage Of five cents per
mile from place Of residence.
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20 House AND LOT FOR SALE
- vii s.,ll, at Il graf bargain, a desirable 10.
81 1cy-- d LnaF the old Di-tivTy aud outEide the
e1rco1s,,on iue. IL las troptale OF "a feet and
ts.gE " i0D fest. 1T has Il two-stogi fame
Dne!a2 aud is enclosed with substantial fence -
"A aigDil.az lot, of the same dimensions, viii be
oia ssO. if desired. Apply to
apis < CAUTHcRE.
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A Vicious Doc, at the corner Of 21st
and Main streets, made desperate effort, yester-
day morning, to tear q small child to pieces. aud
would have succeeded, but for tie fact that officer
Seal arrived in the nick Of time to prevent him, by
the free use of his cane. Such a brute ought to
De killed at once.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

D@- BATHS BATHs, Baths Hot,
Iold and shower Baths can DO had daily 81 all
hours at the American Hair Cutting, shaving, and
Sham pooing saloon, under the American Hotel
Entrance on iIth street.
Single Baths IS cents, or tickets for 81 an 10
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w ~ iIts ~ '''' MCCARTHY l. SON.

G,3 FOR RENT-And possession given
sss in few days, the large AMI desirably located
Dwelling. corner of 9th and Franklin streets now
occupied by Mrs Burton, Boarding House,
t.r which il is admiralty adapted Apply TO
THOMAS w )SWELL,
Receiver of Browns Administrator,
l. g,-ra vs.. burton &C.
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DIED or YELLOW FgyER-Robert Belden, son of
l. 3. Belden, deceased, Of Fayetteville, North
Carolina, died at Havana Of yellow fsver on the
2lst ult.
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The BLooMER DRESS REF0RMERs-A correspon.
dent of the Davenport GJ<etts, writing from Cort-
Hndyile. Cortland county, n. Y, Juue 30, says -
Last Thursday and Friday the National Dress Re-
form Association held its third annual convention
IL this place. There were about Que hundred and
fifty women present ia Bloomer costume and law
yers, DOCTORS professors, editors, &c, participated
the d0ngs. believe some eight or ten differ
ent States were represented. just think ofit-one
hundred and fifty 'Bioemers' together They we're
Of every age, from childhood TO gray hairs-home-
", handsome; smart, stupid; tall short; enthusiast
tic deiibel ate: tasty, 5l0yeuly. There seemed t.
be three leading patterns of the Bloomer pants one
style loose, in the sailor fashion, another wa.
the full Turkish style, gathered into rufile about
the ankle and still another was close, tight legs
like some otyour shang ghae dandes occasionally get
on. The length ofshirts ranged from two or three
Inches above the ankle, to a. much above the knee;
and there was ust as much variety in the materas,
trimmings and tasteful arran ngement of the entire
dress You would fud III any gathering OF women.
silks, caCoes, velYets lawns linens, Gelaines, al
paccas, eipghams-In fact almost every fabric and
every figure of fabric might be found there. Near
iy all of them wore their hair cut short about the
neck, like school girls with various styles Of hat,
trimmed to the weareTs taste. and walked in gai.
ters, slippers, boots, Rips, &c, es the might
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s~- HoRsos,s Ham Curr,s

AND sHAApooIsG SALOON. under the American Ho-
el-entrance on IIth street
N. B.-Hot. Cold and shower Barns can be had Rs
all hours. Single Bath % cents or tickets for ono
dollar. ia
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~ FOR KENT.-For the purpose Of
& Z moving into larger bpilding on the Basin
bIG, offer the house ut present occupied By us'
for rent WM i. STAPLES q co,
18th street next door tO
IL g
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SINGULAR TAsrs.-Mcst persons look

SINGULAR TAsrE.-Most persons look
upon Feather songsters" with pride and admira.
ton. and many of them think so highly of their
Knockers and canaries, that money could not pur.
chase them. Indeed we do not know th at we ever
heard OF any one otjecting to the close proximity
OF good songster until yesterday, when a mock.
ing bird was complained of to the Mayor as a nui-
sance, and the question seriously asked if there
was no law to protect persons against such nui.
ssnces OF course his honor could not look upon
the Joyous bird Al disturber of the public peace
and therefore refused TO issue warrant for his
rest For one, We should like to have at least a
dozen OF these forest musicians piping their cheer
; fui notes around us at all times, thus adding to
, our happiness
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) sTOREtOR RENT OK LEAsE-

e>sa ThS store oa Main street lately occupied / y
y lyon has been beau u,ifaily fitted Up and divi-
sd into two tenefpe tor stores below aud tamil
b. rSe oge tenement has been leased, ar Tor a
s,ri tenant the other will ho ios&cd on tie same
5ttnS- Aoviy 70
=. ---aAu ~ IAS ,rINMAa LIZ
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JUDGE LYNCH IN INDIaNA.-A Man Tdrred and
Ftathercd.-A married man named Coops, who il
respectfully connected, WAS tarred and feathered
the night of the 9th inst, at Craw foI dsviIe.
Indiana The Lafayette Courier of the 7th has
the following particulars:
1t seems that the gay I.othario has been in cor
respondence for some mouths past with respec
table yOurg laiy Of that town. and had proposed
Al elOpement, to which she consented BY ar
rangement the deluded girl was to &C TO Ladogs
the pretence of visiting some relstives and he
was 70 follow the next day, and joining there,
leave together on the tirst train for the South
Accordingly, on Monday she went down to Iadoga
and was followed yesterday morning by the gay de
ce!ver. IN the meantime, the people of Cra ford
had got wind of the affair, au informal me.si of
fifty or more citizens WAS held, and committee Of
i've resoluse men appointed with instructions 10
proceed at once to Ladoga ard take Coous in Gus
tody
The committee left on the evening train, and ar
irving at Ladoga captured him and brought him
back the 10 O'Clock train last night. They were
met at the depot by large crowd of citizens and
the guilty wretch escorted 10 the court house
which had been lighted up for the OCCASION
Judge Lynch organised his court and MIR. Coons
was put upon his trial. Eighteen love letters
over his signature, and addressed to the young lady
whom he had sought to victimise, we've produced
and read to the multitude No other evidence was
needed aud after few speeches had been made
| by prominent citizeus, the lights were suddenly
| eXtinguished-Coons caught and dragged to the
| court house yard-every stitch of clothing torn
| from him-a bucket Of warm tar poured over his
head, and bag Of feathers artisticaliy applied.
4 more hdsous looking object says our infor-
mant. cannot be imagined. He was coated from
| head to hesl5. The committee took him in charge
| aud escorted him to the outskirts of the town,
where they hunIanely provided him with q suit OF
clothing, and hy vigorous application OF soft soap
and !ari removed the tar and feathers. He was
placed ahoad the train for this city to day ana
leaves by the Valley road tonight for California.
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nT TGBoaGB B. SrEsL, Dentist, Once
and residence No. 2i ca Main. between stk ard 9Th
treers. Richmond Va. M a--iy
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ga FOR Rem IA very desirable
Ed dwelling on Grace street. between Adams and
f9ushee, one square above Grace street Baptist
Chufck. The house contains ten toouls, ana has
boeD recently repaired and gas introduced has the
city water ia the yard, and Ia in one vi the Host
,asant neigh boThoods in the city.
ioa good tenant the rent will be low. Apply TO
ia 13-ts RAGLAND h BRO.
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QUITE REFRESHING THESE HOT

X DAYS:
10 be sure 'tis refreshing to take cool trip,
.iy the railroad omi. Ibus, at costs but fiD
10 tn coolest aBd healtbiest part Of the town
For rs such YOU may surely marx shockoe Hill
down
And on that cool hill there is O cool place,
" here you coOlly sit down IN the ~armeat days,
aud get whaS you gaut in the housekeeping iiue,
At prices which make you ieel cooi and feel nlls.
THIS is at SCuAAP h CO.'S, corner of Br ad and
Third streets wh you at least - per ia
getting Jour Clockery and Glassware, Table Guile
ry Tea Trays SilFer-piated aud Britannia Cast0rs
Office and Tea po g. Spoons etc, Looking iiasses.
and an endless variety OF Housek keeping and Fancy
foods
few left OF those splendid Pocket Knives selling
At lust Ealf tleir value, 10 close Out the lot.
SCHAAP Il Cos,
iy lg Corner Broad and Third SITS.
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w-DYspEpsIA AsD Flrs.-DH. O.

cgDYsPKPsIA AND FIrs.-DR. o.
pBELPS BROWN the great curer ci Consan ,tion,
for several years so badly afflicted by Dsspsp.
sia that for part Of the time he confined 10 his
bed. He was eventually cured oy prescription
furnished him BY yoass easryoyan5 giTi. Ihis
prss'rlp Ion, given him by mere child. while IA
STATE OF trance, has ed every body who has taken
IT, never having failed once. itis equsl,y surf la
cases OF Fits and d. spepsIa- The ingredients may
be toond ia any drug store. l VIII send this yslu
able prescription to any persou The receipt OF
stamp 10 pay postage. Address = - -
DR.. y. PHELPS BROWN,
No. 81 Grand street.. Jersey City, Nj.
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subscriber takes pleasure liz announcing to his nu.
mer0us patrons and the public at large that he Is
now prepared to furnish Photographs from mi ala.
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or coiored,
Hhich. for accuracy and fuisb, he warrants equal,
Il not superior 10 any produced IN this city. at less
Ihan the usual price. Old Pictures copied au4 en-
i4I eed TO any size.
C,tzeus and strangers are invited to call and ex-
anime specimens q be' TemrIe of Art. Corin
thian Hai, Main street, between 9th aud l0'h.
GIBBS.
p. S.-If you want genuine Ambrotype, this is
the place to get it, where you will neither Re hum
buggef in price work. Also, Selainotypes, or
any other Picture in the Photographic Art
ia
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se5- "To alLp RxrIxsD Gorp, to paint

To throw perfnme on ths violet.
To smoo,h tho ice, or adj another hne
To the rainbow
or speak In praise Of the PHOTOGRAPHS and AM.
BROfYPEs m ade At MINSIS' Photograph and fine
Art Gallery, I95 Main street
us sasfcfu and rfdicufouss
They speak for the nissiyes. as all v no pSsfonise
his LIishment will t.sfify IL
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So FOR RENT--The House on Cary
ga street. between % and 81. at present occupied
Hrs Holden Rhodes. 1t has rooms, IL in thorough
repair. aud % good tenant will be rented AT mode
r.lo price. Possession given lst day Of May APP
ply 10 DIBLELL i JOHNSON,
ap 5-ts shockoe Slip.
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j. is OGicn over Boieker's Drug store.
ENR RENT-Thn nME[IIMG &c

J! IS UI4t" oFtT 4 bJltkFI s UIHH oIuTe.
a. FOR RENT-The pWELLiNG oc
Eas cupieh by Mr. James Miller ard Immediately
a.. J-ic the 5;deuCe OF u r. Samuel p-nOCn, "a
-rrt"t near hain street II COutnils nine rooms,
nui IL in good orGrr having gas hXtuTo7, &c Rent.
So aud possession giyan INN Gdiatelv. Persons
fishing 10 see the house. will find the key next
u.Vr
Also, for rent or sale, the comfortable WELL.
ING aud large Lot, one door above the residence Of
SlI. BITTER near the Fair Ground. Enquire on the
premises. ~ It's
se5 ROOM FOR RENT.-ITe off fer for
IA rent one large, airy ROOM. on second floor
above II y store
~ It's MCCARTHY Il SON.
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o. FOR RENT-Those newly erect

Is FUH hENT.-IhoEC newly erect-
N cd Brick Tenements, on Cary street. between
'ta aud Sth. They well adapted for Grocery
storeE, or any kind Of eta business. They contain
Io1ins. b"sdas the store room, aud we'll adapt
ed fo- the accommodation ei families having all
cessAry eoHyeniepces. Possession given immediate
y. To good tenants, the rent will be- moderate.-
apply to t. r. RAGLAND CO.,
ia 2lts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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IA- WATER CooLxRs. We have On
hand Of our own manufacture, the best quality
WATER COOLER, neatly painted Gall and sup
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TIL + DIS PATCH
EYJAe. a. CowAEDIM,

aS-THE DAILY DISPATCH Is served TO sub.
scribers At SIN AND QUARTER CESTs PER WEEK, pay
able 81 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing q q
year. or 81 ~ for six months. in advance.
ss-THE sEMI-WEEkLY DISPATCH is issued
every Tuesday and Friday at 81 60. in advance.
aS-THn WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every
Frtiy, and mailed 10 subscribers At 81 per snnum.
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o. FOR RENT-A very desirable room
sa::i over store Possession given Immediately
Ipa GoJd tenant, terms moderate. Apply at the
-turr, STEBBtNS & PULLEN,
u g-ts Corner 9th and Broad sts.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
soRNDIAnIsM.-On Tuesday night last.

iHosNDianisM.-oH luesday night last,
daring attempt was made to burn the Engine
House on Church Hill. but the flames we're discoy
cred and extingushed before doiag serious dam
age gentleman residing near the engine house
discovered the fire when it was first kindied, and
while watching the light saw two young men walk
out OF the house, and on getting where he was
standing, stopped on the sidewalk TO smoke their
cigars and watch the progress Of the blaze. Sup
posing that no one saw them, they remained near
the scene until their discoverer asked them if the
oouse was not on fire, when both of them ran of at
Ihe top OF their speed. Our informant may be
able to identify the inceDdiaries and if So the '
will be called before the courts 10 answer the Of
fence. This is the third fourth attemp. that
has been made to burn the engine house, within a
lew months past, aud as all the IRE apparatus has
policy in the City Council to order the building to
be torn down.
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JAS THOMAS. JE.

81 DESIRABLE Residence FOR
81 LEASE OR RENE The She family residence
n, 50 or lately occupied by james Fr3v a. lr on Ttb
street. between Franklin AMI Grace streets, tive
lGs. - below Or Dsauos, WtN At once lo put ia
IN ToEEh repair, aat will in few weeks he ready
tos = tenant. Apply 30
~ ia THOMAS
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GA FOR KENT-On Church Hill. near
a;:T the corner of 9Th aud Clay streets the very
desirable residence, lOw occupied by DrKpox Dir
Knox designs removing 20 the house on 9Th street
u xt the Presby yteritn church aud will give posses
sion after July 18th. Application u made 10
J T. HANLON,
AtE 8 SpeLces Clothing ST. re.
Rent sI7j. jy let's
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presiding the entire session of yesterday was spent
in the civil suit of Pollard aud Higgins against
Brown and others. Judge Crump for the plain
tiffs, Mofson and Crenshaw for the defence