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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-15

NoLExAE's CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
~ csco-Cipper OF saturday sumo 10 The superb cup-
per ship Asa RLDKIDOE, Coleman. commander.
osvpg cargo pier Is East river foot of wAh This
very shp has made but passage 10 san FRANCISCO
deverrg her cargo IN beautiful and psreci eonduon III.
tine n days being quicker ~ ave than made
by sny loading for San Francisco She IN
the lowest rates hes large engagements already
made and viii have prompt despAtch
Fer balance OF freight apply 70
wM T. ooLk1AN CO., g Wan sres,
Tontus Bull finR-
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu

A. ti0n, which has been III successful operation for
the last JiUe years. IL situated on
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA,
Ia delightful, airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
tieats and the successful treatment OF disease.
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 10 the acce III.
modation OF gentlemen who may fad il ineonve-
nj nt 10 be- treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to the tyiTsg-ln
IcQrds, which are peculiarly commodous.
TERMS:
(Edgdtle on the removal Of the PdtieTat)
White patients, per .week..........-..-........s6
Coiored do. ........................
Private Rooms, ........,....& TO SIS
Rp- City acceptances required for patients from
The country, unless where the parties known to
one OF the Ply scians OF the Hospital.
This includes all charges for Board, Medical attend
ance, Nursing and Medicine. By an arrangement
with the Intlrirary of the Medical College, small
additional fee. ranging from 81 to $50, will be charg
sd for Surgical GASES The particular sum may be
ascertained beforehand by application to one OF the
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less than a week.
The undersigned will give thelr personal atteu
ton to all patients placed IN their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ D..
Grace street, between 18th and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD. ii b.,
Basein ent of tho Powhatsn House.
u. A. CkENsHAW, NJ. ID,
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Church.
WM. ". PARKER, NJ. b.,
Law Building, Franklin street, next deor to state
Court House
TH0s. NJ. NIXON. NJ. D. Resident Physician.
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MINISTERS SALARIES IN NBw YoRK.--lIenry Ward
Beecher has yeaciy salary of 80, 900 and par
sonage, rent free, and that. with his literary
earnings his income is $4,000. L. II. Cha
pin has 5000 per ahnum, and makes as much
more by lectutng. DR. BethuGe has $500, but is
the possessor OF fortune outside Of his profession
al earnings. DR.. Adams. says our authority. has
5000 and a rich wife Dr. Hawks has 5000
year and house. DR.. Taylor, of Grace church,
has 900 aud the fine parsonage adjacent to the
church Rev. Messrs. Tyng, Bellows, osgood,
Cbeever, and other ieading clersymen, receive
from $1,000 to $4,000 per anbum. III many cases
the salary ouly represents small part OF tue
pastors earnings. If he is young and a bachelor.
the young ladies vie with each other in furnishing
him with the thousand and one ct ceteras which
go to make up d gsntleman's toilet.-NeW York
Herald.
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AN INTERESTING DiSCovERY.--We gee it stated,
upon what may be considered reliable authority,
that thirty thousand Christians have been found
uFon an island north Of Celebas, II was rumored
ior time there was there Christian people for
gotten and forsakeu, Which however Vet possess ed
three Bibles, and continued steadfast in the faith
When missionaries fret landed on the island they
met with q school teacher and his pupils who re-
pea'es in the aaiaysn toDgne-"As the hart pant
eth after the waterbrOoks, SO pauteth my soul
after Thee. Lord" No Bibles were found, but
The preciou. promises Of the Bible written upon
the bark of trees. They knew the apostles Creed.
and the Heidelberg tatechism. and had Christian
customs. Twenty churches and schools yet exist.
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AGE OF ACr0Rs AND ACIasssEs.-The Philadephi
ap, dramatic journal, gives the ages Of the per
formers now on the stage, As folovs:-W. Macrea
dy, Is; Jas. Wsllack, Sr, Ga; Gabriel Ravel, SIS
Jerome Ravel, "a; J. Z Murdoch, Al; Henry Pla
eide So: Chas. Mathews, 81 Lizzie Weston Ma
thews, 30; A. II. Davenport formerly her husband
-: Dion BourciCaut, so; Agnes Roberteon hia vile
80; Edwin Forrest. 81 Bsruey Williams. 10; his
sifu, Is WI Ei,rence b; his wife, SO ". f
Barton. 81; G. V. Brooke, 43 John Sloan, 45 his
wife, 30; Miss Charlotte Cushman, So; Mrs. Matilda
Heron Stoepel 4O Lola Hontez. AZ; Miss Jean NJ.
Davenport 40; g. IL Grifishs 30; Joe Jefferson, %;
Geo Jordan, 3S; Mexican buchanan, 43 t.; JOSEPH
Proctor, IL; }. Sleeper Clarke, 26; Jacob Barrow.
90; his WIFE, Mrs. Julia Bennett Barrow, 81 Sol
Smith, 81; + Davenport. A; Laura heene, u
Mad Aiboni 81 Master Alfred Stuart, II years old,
i. the youngest actor; aud Cordelia Howard, 10
years old, Is the youngest actress.
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eay> Tue GaBAT HEALTH RrsroRER

The LIFE OF THE FLESH IS IN THE BLo0D-W hen
the Blood becomes vitated in pure, too weak the
tesh looses its vitality the skin becomes yellow and
palIid. the Liver dsoTdered, py spepsa aud lndiges
liou follow, the spirits dr0op, Nervousness comnen-
Ces and lite becomes a burden.
HARTSu0RNh'S HEALTH REST0RER, OR
SARSAPAHlLLA CORDIAL.
Acts upon the blood, Liver. Stomach and Bowels.
impartDg new vigor aud tone to n aconsiitution im-
paired by disease iTsm any cause 1t remoyey 2iui-
pies, and all skin eruptions; arouses ths ph scat
powers of both sexes, gives bloom to the pailid
medicinal in it effects, it is perfect COZ dial in
taste. 1t is particularly adapted To Female COM
plants which in their very nature are exhaneting
or Kidney and Bladder affections, 1t acts like
charm. Quart BOTTLES 81 small bottles 50 cents.
Sold bS PURCELL. LADD Co; FISHER Issr0s;
PETERSON; BoDEKER; GARLIcK; w LADD, MILLS
PAUsH Il JOHNSON; DUvAL q NORTON; A sTREcKER,
AND DowDEN. my 3l-dAew3m
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CROOKED ENOUGH Speaking Of the Rio Grande
a writer says: Imagine OF the crookedest things
in the world, then imagine twice crooked
and imagine to yoursefa large river three times
as crooked all these put together, aud you have
faint idea OF the crooked disposition Of TINS
crooked river. There is diff wood III it, from the
fact that it is crooked that timber cannot find
its way far down enough to lodge two sticks To
geiher; but few snakes, because 1t is not straight
enough TO swim in, and the fish are all iu whirl
po3is in the bends, because they cannot find their
way out. Birds frequently attempt to fly acro5.
the river, but siisht on the same side they starr
irom-being deceived by the crook. Indeed, you
may be deceived when you think yon across
II; and some Of the b'hoys say it is So twisting
there ID but one side to it'
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Rey- MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMEsr..

Its wonderful effects and consequsD ut popularity
perhaps article III the history Of Huterd Mldica,
ever acquired the same patronage, was subjected 10
the number OF severe ana dte ent q SITS, and
1t has justly been styled Panacea for all external
WOuuds Cuts, Sweilings, sprains. Bruises. or Erup
tous on Man beast. Ii lo Tar medclJe OF sur
pfising virtue, that Physicians are compelled TO
prescribe il; and from some remarkable curts OF
UhrOuc and distorted Rheumatic cases, il has uatu-
rally attracted much attention the first
tfctTniuds of the age. No family can afford to be
with ut bottle OF the Mustang Liulmeut la their
house Be,odre IF Lr.jtAttOns.
The gehuire Is sold Dy respectable dealers in all
parts OF the world. BARNES q PARK. '
Je 24--dkewlJ4 Proprietors. New York.
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ew- WORLD FAMOUS. to a certainty. is

Or. } HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs,
tor the cure of d. spoYsa, Fever and Ague, Platu-
lenee. Constipation. AMI all the train OF diseases
which arise from morbid condition of those func-
tons on the stomach, upon the proper action ol
which the health ~ huch depends. Those who de-
sire to be prepared not only for the d. spepsa but
fr half the ills thar humanity is heir to, ehOui
pound known as DIR AustetteTs Celeb brated tomacb
Eitters. These "Bitters" pleasant to the taste
sure of operation, aud composed entirely OF vegeta
ole substances prepared with the greatest care If
you want to be entirely refreshed, both physically
and mentally, go and procure this valuable tonic.
For sale by Druggists and dealers gene rally, every
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WORD TO Young L4pIEs.-We believe that a
young lady. by her constant, consistent Christian
| example may exert untold power You do no;
know the respect, the almost Worship. which
young men no matter how wicked they may be
themselves, pay to a consistent Christian Isdv Ia
she young or old. gentleman once said 10 A
lady who boarded in the same house with him
hat her lie was constant proof Of the Christian
religion. Otten the simple request of yourg lad '
will Keep young man from doing wrong. We
have known this to be the case very Frequently,
aud young men have been kept frrm breaking eie
sabbath, from drinking. from chewing, jusi be
cause lady whom they respected, and for whom
they had affection requested it.
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AGooD SwiMMER.-Captain Smith, OF the schoon'
or Sheppard A. Mount,of Brookhaven, Long islaut,
which arrived at this port few days since, from
on the 10th Of May, when one day out from that
port be came OF deck at sl4 O'clock, A. NJ, and
found that bis son, Warren Smith, a lad fourteen
years Of age, was missing. He immediately order
cd the vessel to be searched, but be not to be
found. There was a heavy sea running at the
slime, and was blowing u niue knot breeze. The
captain naturally inferred that the boy was over
board. lie Immediately hauled bis vessel on the
nind, and beat back on the same tack over which
lie had sailed. Nothing could be seen OF him for
tome time, but lat IL O'Clock he was discovered
manfuliy swimt tnipg against the pillows. Al i2;io
o'clock he wasf picked up, and the vessel resumed
her course for this port. The lad bad divested
himself If mott OF his clothing, and alleged that
he could hayef kept himself up for two or three
hours longsr- Rennsylra'ssan
James 8. Harrington, u druagist, committed sui
eide in Cipcin3,asi, last Saturday.
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gsa WORTH RE.p,Na.-Why ia il that

30 many suffer repine and drag our u miserable
existence untitled tor the enJoyments and even or
cinary pursuits OF lie. when relief may DO obtained
ana heath AID vigcr restored, by a treatment AZ
convenient aud safe. we'll permanent Ia its
ctaracterl
fc those who have suffered long with disease ul.
timating III loss OF appetite. yigor, &C, the under
sigued tenders his professional services assuring
tuesuiferers, in candOr and sincerity, pleasant con-
veaient and proper prescriptions, a thorough cure
and sound body and mind, without unpleasant re-
strictiOns or hindrance from ordinary business pur
suits.
Ali diseases Of a private nature from whatsoever
euse. either recent chronic structures an irrita
bic bladder, &c; also. ScrUiua, Asthma, kheuma-
tism. Piles &c. skillfuily and successfully y treated
DIR. HARRIS can be consulted daily. at his rooms
over 1928 Main street. above lith and opposite the
American Hotel, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance on Main
4th door above 18th street
From this date until the ist Of June, DR. HARRIS
will not be at his Office Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays OF each week, but from saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 A VI 10 2 NJ aud 5 to s Y a.. ap 2e-2m
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Ea- SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRING WATER

This ater, fresh from the Spring can be obtained
at Messrs. PURCELL. LAID q Co.'S No. l22 Main street
kl.hmond, Va. by the gruss simple box Aiso tor
sale at all the principal Drug Stores in the city FOR
analysis directions for USE aud certificates of emf
neat physicians, circular, which can be obtained
at the Dug Stores
Orders may be addressed to the proprietors g. W.
ESTuN CO.. Saratoga Springs, OF at their De-
pot, barclay street, New York. ap le-3r
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NAVAL The storeship Relief, which arrived at
New York on the llth inst, from AspinwaIl
brought home IS invalids froln the Home and Pa
cifc squadrons, besides two Masters mates, aud
Acting Master Eueas Armstrong. The latter
was invaded fron the steamer Colorado Mr..
John J. FriZzell, one of Walkers meu, who was
disabled by gunshot wounds received while in au
engagement uuder Walker in Nicaragua ana who
has since been on board American ships at As
pinwaIl, unable to be brought home, also RETURN
ed in the Relief, il is said fhe Relief left 9th
er American vessel at Aspinwaii much to the re-
gret of the American residents there.
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DEATH OF Lr. MAGRUDER.-The murder of 1t
MagIuder, U. s. A, was noticed yesterday. lie
was killed near Fort kearuey, the 9th ult., by
a citizen. He was shot with a double barrelei
shot gun, loaded with buckshot, which actually
tore bis head TO pieces His funeral took place on
the 26th Lieut.. NJ WAS graduate of the Military
Academy, and entered the se.vice in 1857. lie
was native of Virginia, and nephew Of Colonel
John Magruder, of Mexican celebrity.
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xs,y- New FIRE Paoor RoorIso.-Th

Eoy- New FIRE PRooF RooFIs0.-Th
subscribers, successors OF EsrILL q Co., in their
PATENT ELASTIC
CEMENT ROOFING,
now Offer the same to the public.
Ii makes one of the very best and cheapest roola
ever used for DWELLINGS, CHURCHES, BAkSS,
DEPUTS, dc ..H,
1t also makes an invaluable PAINT for tin reofs
stops the isky ones, ana prevents those newly put
Oa from leaking. --,-.- e..
Roofs painted with this material will not require
re- painting for many years.
All orders IN city or country promptly attended
to. u. ID. YALE Co.,
l30 Main street.
ss- County Rights in Virginia Tor sale.
10 lJ-la
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OLD DOMINION szcrros.-siiney and

Lafayette Sections Cadets of Temperance have haG
Il meeting and united under the name of .'0ld Do.
minion Section" They meet every Tuesday, and
are in q flourishing condition. TIE following are
tbe officers: II Dudley, W. A; S U. Tinsley,
c. A: S. u. Fisher, s; J. l.. Tyack. A. S; w. Ii
Nottingham. T.; j. f. Grattan, A. 7; 2. S. Wren
q; ". ". Turner. U j. Z. Pollock, W; G T. Left
wich A. W; W. W. Turner, c.; A. A. Hughes, W
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Row WITH CIRCUs.-Whie Rotips0n's Circus
was at Wilksboro n. C, the 9TH Instant, ole o1
the citizens Of that county got into difficulty
with Snowman, which resulted in a general
fight. The circusmen E,ed clubs aud axes, aud
the citizens rushed to the village for firearms, but
they were prevented from using them by the ar
rest of six of the ciTcusmeR, who were taken to
jail. Four of the citizens were badly mangled, but
will recover
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saS- New FAMILY DRUG STORE. -

WARlNG Il PEARCE, druggists beg to inform
heirfrends and the public generally that they have
removed 20 their NEW STORE. on Broad street,
above Ninth, aud opposite the old Swan Tavern,
where may De found d complete assortment of fresh
ana reliable DRUGS, MEDiCINES and CIIEMI-
GALS also, English and French perfumeIy, Lu-
bins Extracts Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Ar.
lcles, Imported Cigars and Chewing and Smoking
rObAccu OF the best quality. my It's
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Old DR.. Lyman Beecher is described as now quite
feeble; his memory has signaliy failed; he hesi-
tatss At plain words, while all his auditors know
what 10 wanted.
Ex President Millard Fillmore is suffering
iy from Inflammation Of the eyes. They are 20
weak that he Is obliged to forego reading almost
entirely.
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deners wers rejoicing yesterday morning over
the delightful rains ofthe night before. and de-
Glazed that they came just in time to prevent the
vegetables and corn from being burnt up by the
not sun. We have uot heard how far the rains
extended into the country, but have strong hopes
that they were general.
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IU- BLAoKBaaRY BR.NpY-A most

desrabe and efbcient prepaI alton for the disc ases
attendant UPON the present hot season, such as Li-
arrhoea, want OF tone aod weakness OF stomach and
bowels. This article has been extensively sold by
the subscriber for two summers past, and has given
general sa iufaction Call ami try bottle. al tho
Drug and Prescription store Ut
JN0 W. GARLICK,
Market Place, Franklin street,
Richmopa
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SPRTRITUALIsM IN The UNITED STATES Accord.
ing to the Spiritual Regi ter, the number Of Der.
sons protesting spirituasm. or L inbred doctrines
III the United States, is upwards of a million Thi.
strikes us as rather wild calculation, and by no
means entitled TO implicit belief The editor gives
the figures at .G37 500. of which Virgin and
North Carolina have 1000 each and tennessee
10 COO
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OLD CHURCH associations con-

nected with the Old Church and its huryiug ground
should induce the city to pay rather more aiten-
tion to it than is now done. Not only should its
enclosure be secure and its walks neat and dry.
bnt the grounds should be beautiied by the plant.
ing of trees and shrubbery as to make it an in
vitiug spot to citizens and strangers. Every Anne
rican who has ever read the history of this coun.
try, when Patrick Henry was one of its moving
spirits. would like to the Old Church, and for
that reason all around it should have attractive
air
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a. MANCHESTER RESIDENCE F0F

a. WANUHESThh VI hhbIULNUE FtF
al kENr,-inteniing TO discontinue housekeep-
inf. Uhcr IT rent nay residence IN Hanchestor.
c.Aain'ng f, e comfortable ami good sized rooms
t5Gr ii them With nre places bssiduB ba' emcnt
2,Iis, used at present a kItChen and servants
room.
4h- hou7ris nearly neH. and very convenient, in
'h" ihOs, healthy part Of The T. Wa, agd one q!
,He test -grbZs in this region, and commands a
view o3 Isl Iinond IRON me a,ld tu the other
! ~Uul1 l;k, 70 ~a; asJ th- most OF ny House
IJit ani tCtru Furniture
t. 20 ID tvH4ai the rent iyiil he accom- mcdariuc
fe,rtssIDu gwen i,nmediatl,.
Apply st ttii4 v!f1cc. nv IO-ts
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s@- INTERESTING TO LADIss.-When

in ths course of human events, Lao les and Gentle
men lose one OF their greatest natural attfacti
nue head U hair-it becomes matter of serious
portance, and the question Is. hat shall 10 10
stop the har iIom falling eli amt Its yi4or
ana beauty In reply TO this query We beg tu say !,
try DR.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER AID lMpK0vEK. A
few applications will stop the hair falling I,resk-
ing, remove uandruf, keep lke soap Clean and
white, and iGpart froshtless and vigor the hair
and although you may have been band twenty years,
tho continued use OF 1t two months will iIeare you
a luxuriant head Of hair Call and get bottle ana
If satisfied, after the second appi cation, return
it and get the price paid.
Ask for Dr. Harris Hair Promster and Improver.
Sold in Richmond, by
w PETERSON. Druggist
Cor Main and 18th, and Main and " all sts.
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Noisy HARACTERs-Tw disreputa
bic free negresses, Levina Martin aud Sarah Foi
tune, were before the Mayor yesterday for disol
derry conduct and disturbing the neig ghhorhood i
which they lived. The charges against them wer
isbed
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wHIDIsG Barney Kinker and
Frauklng Riley indicted for asssnlting and beat
i0g George Hirish, with cowhide, were tried be
fore the Hastings Court yesterday. fund guilty
and fued S25 each, aud costs Of prosecution.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

ss ssAoolpssr.-festerdsy afternoon lad
,,e nsmea JULIUS LorH. employed at simpson q Bag.
nalIs oakery on 18th street, got his right hand
saugh. aug 10 the machinery used in the establish
onna ,aLa aha "ashen and cut severely. He was at
wounds. '''eu ''o
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ATTEMPTING TO SuooT An italian lad

who gave his name as John Palmer, fonnd his way
to the lock up yesterday, for attempting to shoot
with pistol a negro called Henry Scott, driver
for Messrs. Hatcher & Webster. The prisoner anc
the negro had difficulty about some trfing mat
ter, when the former drew loaded pistol, aimed
il at the latter, aud pulled trigger. just the
gro caught the pistol and escaped the charge. The
affair will be eEquired into this morning by the
Mayor.
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THE DEFIoIENCY existing in the funds
of the various committees appointed TO carry out
the arrau ugements for the Monroe obsequies on the
5th and 9th lust. will no doubt be made up by the
City Council at its next meeting. Richmond owes
it 10 herself to foot the unpaid bills after enjoying
the hon0rs Of that occasion
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JUDGMENT kkvsRsED.-The Hus stings
Court yesterday reconsidered Its Judgment ia the
case Of Daniel, slave, convicted Of house break.
ing aud directed that be should receive tan ashss
five in each case.
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RoIsoyINo Fow1s-9omaa., :.

POISONING fowLs.-Some evil disposed
salt with corn meal dough and threw /, into a
poultry yard on Sbockos hill to poison the fowl.
but the bait was discovered and removed befors
doing any damage S'io'e
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FIRE ST LoUIsyLLE.-On the 5th inst. the extep
sive beef packing warehouse of J. +. Guukel, on
Main street, Louisville. WAS destroyed by fire. The
building was aboHt two hundred feet in ugth, a
Frame In which was st0reda large quantity OF beef
hides lard, grease, pigs feet aud other provisions
to the salne Of over S25 600. Mr. iankel estimates
his loss at fully 1900, with but litt,e insurance
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NEVER RIGHT. - Stephen Wright.

free negro who is always wrong, yet ever Wright
was called before the Mayor yesterday to answer
for having in his possession pick and shovel to
which the city had better right than he did
Stephen did not defend himself on the right of
possession, but claimed that he purchased his
right to the tools from Ned, a fellow servant and
asked as matter Of right that his examination
might be deferred until to-day to enable him to
prove that all he had said was right. The Mayor
did not think it would be right to refuse this re.
Quest, aud therefore granted it,
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THE CoRsrR STONE of the new Me

THE C0RNfR STONE Of the new Meth
odist Church. at the corner of Clay and Adams
street. will be laid by the Masonic Order tomor
row afternoon at 4oclock, and if the weather
proves favorable, a large number of citizens will
assemble to witness the impressive ceremonies -
The congregation worshipping at Clay Street Chap
el have found that edifce too small to contain
them comfortably, and are therefore preparing tC
erect one better suited to their wants