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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-05
VIRGINIA NEWS.

PETERSBURG ITExs.--The Petersburg Typoyraph-
ieal seeiety has placed itself under the control of
the National Typographical Union, aud will hence.
forth be known as the Petersburg Typographical
Union. No. 2e."-The Express states that tho South
Ward Fire Company contemplate visiting Rich
nend in about month or six wseks. They will
be the guests of Protection Fire Company, No. q
The members Of Protection Company will honor
their visitors with ball at Market Hall. The
Virginia Fire Company had parade on Saturday
last. and made grand display with their appara-
tus decked in aowers and ribbons.-The Rev A.
W. MILES, OF the Tabb Street Presbyterian Church,
preached the annual sermon, Sunday. in favor of
the missionary cause. very large collection was
taken up, some of the members contributing over
one hundred dollars each.-R ~. Mr.. Bowen, well
known throughout this country for bis connection
with the African missions, delivered two sermons
In Petersburg on Sunday.-Rev. Mr.. Wallace, OPP
pointed to take charge of Wesley Chapel, is pre-
vented from doing 80 at present. by impaired
health.-Mr Samuel Burgess, of Petersburg, was
robbed of S2so last Friday night, and ans individual
mas been arrested in Weldon for the theta kit
chen on Halifax street, owned by Mrs. Frank Wat
son, was consumed by fire On Sunday night.
sale OF NEGRoEs.-Ten negroes, belonging to the
estate Of Reuben Beck, deceased ranging from
eight to fifty years of age, males and females were
sold in Charlottesville last week at an average
price OF s935-the highest average ever reached in
Albemarle county.
IHLBERG AND FIEUxTEMPs IN CHARLOTTESVILLE
On Thursday next our Charlottesville friends will
have an opportunity of hearing the greatest living
Pianist, (Thalberg) and the greatest living Violin
ist, ('ieuxteiDps,) and the whole Company as an
nounced here. Mr.. Tbaiberr REGRETS iei,,., mo
vented from visiting Stauuton
PARnoNED-Ja'nes d. Lee, who was convicted of
petit larceny the November term of the Circuit
court OF Petersburg, and sentenced TO three
months confinement in jail, has been pardoned bv
Gov. Wise.
WALKER MOVEMENT IN PETERsBURG-A meeting
OF citizens o: Petersburg, "who disapprove the
unwarrantabe interference of the Naval Officers Of
the United States with Gov. Walker in Nicars-
qua, will be held on Wednesday evening
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Election Day at Leayenv Orth, Kan
sas.

The "Kansas Daily Ledger" neutral paper pub
lished at Leavenworth, briefly aludes to the dsor-
ders in that place in connexion with the election
held on the 2lst ultimo We extract as follows:
The excitement ia city on Monday last is to
he regretted by all order-loviUg and law-abiding
citizens 1t is very well known that the Constitu-
tion finds favor with the free State party but
there seemed to be general disposition to allow
it to be voted upon by the citizens of Kansas who
desired to do so. But when the fact became known
that MissouTians were Crossing and voting, it act.
ed upon the free State men like coal of fire To a
keg OF powder. We never saw excitement so in.
tense. In very short time the drum and fife
were heard, aud hundreds of men were seen wend-
ing their way to the neighborhood Of the Times
office armed with muskets, rifles, shot guns rcvol-
vers, sabres, &c. and fros thence proceeded TO the
voting precinct. There it seemed collision could
not be avoided; but, fortunately, no effort was
made to disturb the people OF Kansas from voting,
but distinct notice was given that no more Nilsson
rians should vote Several of them were arrested
for voting, which they admitted they had done
but stated that "they did SO innocently: :" that
they had been "told at home the law had been
changed, and they had right to vote here"
We regret exceedingly that any citizen from
the neighboring State came over and voted. Ii
what We had hoped they would not do, but
leave us perfectly free to form our institutions
as We deemed proper. We have great reason to
be thankful ti4at no lives were lost. Two comps-
MES of United States infantry were at the polls
The vote in this city on the Constitution For
the Constitution with slavery, 22o; for the Const
tuition without slavery. y; To h-ll with the L.
compton Constitution 8.
'As an Independent public journalist, belonging
to neither of the political parties Of Kansas, we
have endeavored to give truthful account of the
matter, and it can be relied on as substantially
correct.
sour city was perfectly free from excitement
yesterday, (the 22d,) and every thing is moving
along with its usual activity. if nothing had oc-
Cured This Is as 1t shonld be, and We rejoice to
record it. Our whole ener1ies shall be devoted q
the peace, welfare, and happiness of our citizens,
irrespective of party"
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TORN BY A DoG.-On Friday e,

Tom BY A DoC.-On Friday evening
last, lad about seven years old, son of Mr.. John
Butler, was badly bitten by vicious dog belong
ing to Michael OBrien, st the corner Of 18th and
Marshall streets Yesterday morning the Case
reported to the Mayor, and Mr.. o Brien wa,
fined So for permitting vicious dog to go at larl
but given to understand by His Honor, that if the
dog was killed. the fine would be refunded. Mr.
0B. stated that he had already directed the bruts
% be made way with.
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THE CoRN CRoP,-A letter from Flemingburg
KY, gives the following unfayorable intelligence
In relation TO the corn CROP
regret to inform you that the corn In all tn q
part of Kentucky is utterly ruined with the wet
weather. not one bushel in ten will be fit for any
use. and the little that may be saved can only ans
swer for stock. Parties going West to procure
seed; there will be none here suitable that is GER
tain and from what can learn, 1t Is very little
better in Ohio and Indiana. We have had inces-
SAINT rains throughout the Ohio Valley, ever since
about the middle of November; indeed the whole
season since harvest has been unprecedently wet,
and the corn has pretty much all 70 ted. / venture
to say that there will be less of sound quality
gathered :by twothirds, than last year, when you
know We bad a very light crop.
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PRICE ONECENT.

fihk.-ihe old two story frame build
s,.. s.s o~nsa oy Mr John D. Quaries, South Main
40 o'clock last night and the root partially bnrnsJ
oI 1eiofs the flames were extingusshsd. Loss
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BURGLARY --Tke store OF Mr.. r. w.
Hunter. on Broad street, was forcibly entered Ly
.ne rear Window last Sunday night, aud his drawer
yobbed Of 81 in change. Mr. H. was ssleen h, W.
foom that the thieves entered. but svroke when
tnsy lii the gas. As soon they saw him aroused.
they escaped. The two thieves were a black and
q IEhita man -
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SAD REsuLr.-Some few weeks since

noticed the accidental shooting, in this city. OF
Mr. JAMES d. LYLE by JESSE White, while firing at
a dog in the street. The tal from the pistol en-
tered Mr.. LIS leg near the left knee, and so shat
tered the bone, that there is hope of his getting
well until the wounded limb is amputated. Dr.
petticoias, aided by other members of the faculty
will perform t ne operation to-day.
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The CowHrpING ScRApE Barney Kin.

THE CowHIDING SCRAPE Barney Kin
ker, charged with cowhiding George Hersh, his
brother-in-law, was again before the Mayor yester
day to answer the charge. The accused did not
deny that he had given Hersh severe thrashing.
but proved by Miss Whitesides, as a mitigating
circumstance, that she had seen him strike bis
wife, the prisoners sister, two three times with
an umbrella. Hersh introduced his fathern-law
and Mr. Miller Witnesses each of whom testified
that be was sober industrious, well disposed
man. The Mayor held Kinker TO bail in the sum
OF $3.50 to keep the peace, aud to answer indict
nent before the next Grand Jury.
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STEALING CIGARs.-John, slave, made
bis appearance before the Mayor yesterday, to AL.
swer the charge Of stealing two boxes of cigars
from L. Staude, Saturday last. Mr.. s. stated
that the prisoner had once before relieved i'm of
quantity of cigars, and that he watched for him
last Saturday and saw him when he helped HIM
self to the boxes and started Off John had de-
fence 10 make. and he was therefore ordered to lie
souadiy fugRed
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RECEIVING STOLEN Goops.-AIarY

RECEIVING STOLEN Oops.-Mary
Henry the keeper of small grocery on 9Th street.
VAS arFaigned before the Mayor yesterday, to au-
swer the charge Of receiving tobacco stolen from
Cosby Nintree, knowing the same to have been
stolen. The accused proved by C. Wendlin ger
that, on Tuesday before Christmas, she In COM
pany with Mrs Xix, stepped into his store to boz
row 81 from him to pay Mrs. r. for lot of tobacco
she then had with her. He did not have the
change aud the ladies left. A woman living with
Mrs. Henry and man whose name we did not
learn, testified that. on Christmas morning, Mrs.
L. sold to MIS-. Henry, in her own house, a parcel
Of tobacco, rSied ir cloth. for s. so. Mr.. John c.
Phillips testified that. on Saturday morning at the
request of Mr.. Winfree. he went into Mira. Henry g
store TO buy piece of tobacco. Mrs. ii. showed
him one whole plug for which she asked 20 cents,
and about two-thirds Of plug for which she asked
Ii cents, Not having any change, he remarked to
her that he did not know whether that was the
sort of article the gentleman wanted, but would
step out and see lie went across the street to Mr.
Winfree, got half a dollar and returned in two
minutes, when Mrs. Henry told him she had just
sold the'last three plugs of tobacco in her house,
Mr.. Wnfree Immediately procured search war
rant which officer Morris served. and found thirty
two plugs of tobacco, all of which were recog nzed
by Mr.. Winfree. When the robbery was commit
ted, some S.5 worth of tobacco was etolen. Mr.
Wiufree stated that the tobacco stolen was worth
so cents per pound, and that the wrappers upon il
cost S105 per hundred weight. With the hope of
gathering other facts, and at the same time to
allow Mrs r.. TO prove that she sick in bed on
Christmas day, the investigation was adjourned
until tomorrow morning.
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THg TEXAS GRAssHoPPERs fUasgp pCAssIBALs.--The
Gonzales (Texas) Inquirer says:
"The grssshoppers having about completed the
work Of destruction to vegetation, have, canpibal
like fallen 20 work devouring each otber-at least,
they seem to be dying on very fast, and wherever
there Is dead one there are halfasiozen live ores
around It eating IL up."
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FATAL AFFRAY.--A difficulty occurred at public
dance In Laredo. Texas, on the 10th November, be-
tween the citizens and few of the soldiers be-
longing to the I'd cavalry stationed at Fort Mcln-
tosh near that town, which resulted In the death
OF two OF the soldiers. Great excitement prevailed
at Laredo, and the matter was being investigated
by the Mayor of that city.
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CAPTURE OF A THIEF Ben Powers.
slave to Thomas Powell, was arrested Yesterday AZ
tefnoon by officer Morris and Gagged, on the charge
steaiihg $50 worth of manufactured tobacco
from Messrs. Cosby & Winfree
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UNLUCKY SHoT.-A slave named Tom.
the property of Mr. Eli Ball, was tried before the
County Court Of Iieirieo yesterday and found gull
ty. on the charge of shooting pistol at Mr.. Wal
ter Hsnes, Oh the 2Uth December. With the intent
To kill him. Tom ordered to receive thirty
nine ashes at once, and the same amount next
Monday.
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DEATH OF A MusIcIAN-Mr. Herman,
member of the Theatre OTehestra, and for sever
al years attached to Kunkel Co.'S Ethiopian
Troupe, died Ia this city yesterday morning. lie
has been In declining health for several months
but was at his post in the Orchestra last Friday
nj
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SHOOTING ScRAPE.--A man named
hohson, shot at and wounded crippled man
whose name we could not learn, while on a frolie
10 Rockets, last night. Hobson has not yet been
arrested.
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FRAcTURIS0 A SKULL.-Michael Wha-
zen; charged with assaulting William J. Brown
witt win hstchet and fracturing his skull, on the
Soan 81 November, was arrested by Lieut.. Wheat
last night and committed to the cage.
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In TRoUBLE.-Addison Cash, free
negro, was commit cd to Jail by order OF the Mayor
for want of a register. Cash stated that he had
once bsen sold for his jail fees bat that bis purchas
er failed to furnish him with bis papers when his
time of serytude expired.
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MISSIONS IN CHINA.-The (hristian Intellgencer,
in referring to the labors of the missionaries 10
China for the last fifty years, thinks the barrier TO
progress has been broken, and anticipates great
success during the next half century. 1t says:
.'of late, outward prOvidences, OF "a hitherto un-
precedented character, are giving the prospect of
general upturniDg through the empire, SO as to
prostrate at once the mighty obstacles which thus
far have lain directly across the way of the Lord.
Who shall cast the horoscope of the coming half
century, and tell what shall bs the state of the
Fiowery Land ia 1851"
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AFFAIRS ON THE RIO GRASDE--The Nueces Val
ley of the 18th 1lt, learns that the runors out
breaks aud revolutions in the vicinity of Monterey
and Camargo, are entirely without foundation. 1t
was generally beived that the Santa Annaists were
preparing for grand effort Ia the spring. Browns
willie is rapidly rising from its ruius.
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COU9h ELIXlR-For Pulmonary Dis.

'OUVH LIfZAIIs-TUI uIiuUHhfy DIe-
~ ease In Its ineipient stage, aud for Colds end
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands far
above any other remedy that has ever been offered 20
the patronage Of Southern community. This tned-
ever nature with which humanity may be afiict1d--
nor oes the proprietor declare II 10 be the NJ
for pulmonary Diseases but nom the reputation u
has couired ion ITSELF and thai too without puf5ne
with those who have used H. and from the grsat num-
Der Of certificates OF residents Of Richmond, h.
have been benefited and cured by ts use se feels at
liberty commend 1t 10 xeueral use. satisfied that
the afflicted cannot use II wfthsut rrcsising greet
benefit from lts healing and curative powers.
For sale ty Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, Bennett \ B<<rs,
Alex Duyai, Chss- hillspangh. K j. Picot. Boes.
ger and Chas ID. Vale my3i
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REsIGsEp.-Mr. Joseph G. Mettert,
Constable Ia the second district of Hsnrico county,
rendered his resignation to the County Court yes
.terday.
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FOR SALE, &C.

( LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
n F1g Ra!e. mi Farm Of 3il acres. in Albemarle
..lutv, adjoining }. q. Massey, Sneed and Others;
.u- rginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
,-IHn Improvement. Une hundred and twenty
ID. ras---jus-;hiTd bottom laud-arc cleared enclosed
-. highly iupr we'd. All necessary out buildings
-n % vii al first rate water the promises
..r,as liberal. II pre.eTr q. an exchange will be
.aaa- TOR Richmond Property. Address me at Rich
r..nd ? call at MY Office corner of Franklin and
i,..afnar streets s. A. iIAkT.
gt iy-lCm
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The COUNTY CoUaT OF HEsRIco COM
mencsd its January term yesterday, aud d sposed
Of large amount Of civil buainsss. Mr. falkss,
the newly elected Clerk, has not yet qEalifed.
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TAX PAYING IN kEkTucKY.-They have queer
way of paying taxes out ia Kentucky. fhe Y, apk.
fort correspondent of the Louisville Journal says
"a member from one Of tn. mountain counties has
obtained leave to introduce a bill TO Increase the
premium on red and gray fox seaips. This IL un'
derstood TO be Measure Of relief to certain tar
payers IN the mountain regions Who pay their
Ia In scaipep
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AN OLp SOLDIER GoSE.-Mr Edwards
q member of the State Guard, and well known a,
the old .fifer," died last Saturday night, and va
buried by the Guard, with military honors, yester
daE afternoon.
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MACHINERY FOR RUssIA.-The Emperor of Russia
has contracted with Col Sam Colt, of Connecticut
for large amount of machinery for making arms
and part of 1t has already been shipped lie has
also employed Col. Colt to build for him two steam
engines suitable for driving this machinery.
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NOVEL TURSoUT.--Amopg the novelties OBJ
served in New York on New Years Day was a car.
riage propelled by steam, and operated by two fast
young men, in their business of making calls
They doubtless considered the old fogy turnout Of
four in hand as altogether too slow for the times,
aud the accomplishment Of the full complement OF
$500 calls"
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Col. George Butler, Agent Tor the Csrekees,
passed through Van Buren, Ark, few days ago
with s6i ,oe1 for the Cberokees and Seminoles.
The Pittsaeid (Mass.) Sun has been conducted
for tyseyen years by It's present editor, the hon.
Phineas Allen.
James Ksndrick was shot and killed by James
Riddell. in Titus county, Texas, recently. An cid
fimily grudge was the occasion OF the ARRAY.
There was less crime than usual In Ssr York on
New Years Day, and the catalogas Of accidents
was quite small.
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MECHANICAL.


TIN. SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber Is
fulv preparcd 10 do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past fvUrS and soiicts con-
tpuanCe of the same. Being master OF his business
he can promise his customers that all work done by
him will ut least be ual To any other house In the
city and fully Cheap-s fact known TO all persons
who know what good work Is,
ROOFING, GUTTERINa, &c.--Heis prepared TO
execute this description of work Ia very superior
manner both in tOw u and country.
TIN EARE-Always OH hand d large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS EITTIHG.-He is likewise prepared To do all
kinds ofSias Fitting in the best manner.
pUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large anu ex-
tensiye stock OF Well and Garden Pumps.
fell CHARLES H. LANoiA1.
CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
VI sHOVELs, ToNGS and P0KERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds OF Grates.
including every style of Eenders, summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets Of Shovels Tongs and
Pokers Se~en different sizes of coal Scuttles clEdei
Shovels FIRE Shoytls handsome Stands for Shoveis
and Pokerw Blower Stands. Bras and Iron kootmans
fire Brick Are Slabs and Jams; sets Of Soap Stone for
setting up CRATES; Tavern and Church Bells, oil
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers, and others III
want of any of the above articles can be snppea al
the lowest Northern prices. | am misunderstanding
Ali kinds of Rrass and iron Work of the above de-
seripfion at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
GRITE and FENDER MANUFACTORY. No. 225
Maiu street between sth and 9Th streets, West side
Richmond. Va. nv,,ooy
se i6-3m o u pESooN.
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FATAL RAnIOAD ACcIDEST-Juian Abbott, OF
Westford Mass, aged about y years, killed on
the Boston and Lowell Railroad last week. lie
was riding on the locomotive, when it was thrown
from the track by coming 10 coilision with q hand
car aud Mr.. Abbott was crushed to death.
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Sam, . slave, convicted Of the murder Of his mas
ter Absalom II. Brown, ia fssaquens county, Miss,
was hung In yioksburg On the 2ith.
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CoRREoTios.--lns notice in yesterdays
paper, In the local column, OF eaniEe ysitors the
word eou wss printed, Instead OF "cnrs a. writes
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No. IS Pearl street,
an % The street opposite their Old Stand.


CRY for i'll This valuable and popular preparn-
ton is recommended with the greatest eoaHasEces
experience end test Of years having proved IL
Of the best, safest and most reliable Worm y
str0y5rs Ia use.
DiAz prepared especially for children. IL is sweet
sad pleasant the TASTE and readily taken by them.
and may be given 10 the Youngest infant with perfect
safety IL contains NO oil, seed turpentins,
other nauseous drug.
Prepared only BY E.J. PIOOT. and for sale BY
Druggists generally. an N
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NEO. W. II. TYLER.
~ AGENT TO HIRE OUT NEGROES
u / .El'T CI. AIMS

RENT OUT HOUSES AND COLLECT CLAIMS.
The subscriber offers his services TO the public
agent hire out negrues. rent out houses collect
cIams sell heat, Corn, Flour and Tobacco, on the
usual terms.
have been tire superintendent of city property
and police officer in Richmond fer the last seven
wears and it is presumed tr my knowledge # the
inhabitants of Ricbma md, that shall be greatly as
sisted thereby in getting good and responsible homes
| for servants and responsible tenants for houses.
Referpnces-the citizens Of Richmond generally.
| Office on Marshall street. next To the New Market
hay scales. u. ". H. II LEX,
delq-lm Agent ana collector.
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III PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
SS a9ISTs,
D DEALERS IN PAINTS oils. pYEs.

f<X UEALEhF IN PAINIS, UILB, U1 EE.
La WINDOW GLASS, &C,
No. Is Pearl street, Richmond.
ARE now receiving, and will shortly have In store.
their Fall Stock of DRUGS, DYES, CHEMICALS,
&C., the whole comprising a large and general ~
sortaent we'll adapted 20 the wants of tho trade,
purchased in peiso by one Of the house. on the most
advantageous terms and mostly for cash.
We are thankful TO our friends and the public for
their long continued and fatterng support, and 20
hope that with the facilities possess for obtaining
supplies and the strictest attention 20 the quality
which our house enjoys for selling articles OF tho
very best character.
Particular and prompt attention TO Shipping and
packing orders
PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Drugg!sts,
No. rs Pearl street,
Tha sfraet onnn4ita THAR Old Stand
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MORTALITY IN BosroN IN 1S57.-During the year
1857, the total mortality of Boston has been few
short of four Thousand. In the year 1856, the to-
tai number was 4,253, showing decrease In 1857
of about $50. As compared with 1884 the decrease
is about 450.
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06 Bbls. Ciscoes; Is bbls. No. 8 Mack
10 erel. subbls and half bbls No. Cut Herrirxs,
for ssIs by wA. WALLACE Sons
+ INSEED OIL, 600 gallons =, cciving
IL this day Far sale BY
TIsHHR d WINSTON, nrnsgisss.
Il 10 No.fss Na3H -
barrels pure C.ssr
Y Vinegar. landing and ibr sale ~. n
d. 81 M. IAfLok,
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Leander Beason, an old citizen Of Colorado coun
died q few days since,