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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, la5e.
TO cnRPrSpnNnENTS

TO COKRESPUNUENTS. :,
No be taken Of Communications WHAT
for insetos be euthertcstsd by the
and address Of the writsrnot necessarily for p1btca
tion, but guaranty for his good filth.
Wsc.npo undertake to return rejected Commuussiors
Business letters THE TRBuNE Office shcsd In gu cases b
Addressed TO HOMAGE GREELEY Co.
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NOTICE.-DuC DE MoNTEBELLo CHAMPAGNE.

The ulceIgned the Due de Monebeo Tor the ae
his superior Champagne Authorized by him 20 announce
that Messrs MrsTAyER& PERCELINE Of New loIk not
import sell his wines aud th, be hal mover any
business CONNECTION with them. Messrs WILSON SAVAGE
not his agents either go
The undermined at the same time, request the pubic to
about the where they get ae CIa npasue
Due is known that counterfeters
already been fued and Imprisoned for soerotng the
wine.--New York. Dec. 4, 1858.
WARD SIMoSIs No. 81 South Wlamst
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MEMS ASD BOYS OVERCOATs.
CLosYG OvT WHOLESALE And Retail
". A. KNAPP.
No. 10 COuTtandt -.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Gents Embroidered
Toii.t UPrERs and sLlPPFRs Ladies Burton aud cater
Boo1s Toilet SlTPERs ao Boys Patent Leater Boots sad
and Chdren Cater Doors and SHOES OF all styles A1d
pIices, suitable Tor Christmas Prtsent. al - -
] B MILLER Cot, No. 3s7 Csnslst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

JUST THINK FOR A MOMENT.-ls 1t not 10 the
advantage Of both your health and your pocket plro1z
CSTRELLs establishment No. 6l3 Broadway lie makes tip
top articles sells very cheap H stock braces
dress snd promenade Doors for geDenen CATERS OVER
SHOES adi. and al oet pOn o ieetcoy-fiEss iOr
Children Even article he ss be relied as first aity
RUPTURE CURED BY MARsI's RADICAL CURE
TBuss all the principal and physicians
of tb. cy Call aud examine them befne purchasing else
where Also Elastic STOCKINGS, SHOULDER BRACES, SJf.
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THE TRIBUYE ALMANAC FOR 1853.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOX 1908.
This popular Annual will Se Issued about 0hIi'aas and VII
oontsin;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS for The year 1859.
oovypxnxsr or THE UNITED sTATEs-Exeouti'e and Ja
dioiaL
politically classified
L,r ov THE MEssERs OF TIE HOUSE OF RyPSEsEsrA
1fvEs politically Classified
syyrcH THB TRocDLEs ~ CTAH.
AssrsAcr Oh rar LAWS PASSED AT LAST SESSION or
CoscsEss.
GovERNsgkT OF EvRoPE-RUIisG soyEREIGSs, &c.
row 1uvY ELECT BoGvs L. s. SENATORS N ISpiAsA.
ELECTION Rs1vsss FROM ALL the STATS HOLDING dsS
xsAL ELECTIONS 1855 carefully COUPLED aud compared ~A
former elections expressly for TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
LIsr oY s1ATys. CAPITALS Governors TIMES OF LEc's
r.r,yr mrx1Mcs HoLDsc ELECTIONS, &c, with other
matter Of general and permanent Interest
Price (pc.sse paid single copies IS cents American CON
rxelye copies 81; ltr copies s8
If.snt by Express, 81 per 100; IS copies foI 81
Cra.r, accom- cash. respectfully solicited "A
HosAcE GREELEY s. Co,
Tribune Buildings New.York.
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TAyrTTy's MEDIcATED PAPER for the Water

ChNITTY = NEDIIATFU IAFEN IUT lHt NHUtI-
closet a. entirely superseded AL the poisonous pser white,
coloed and printed hitherto Kept Pile. great
sourse Of income TO lie ,csns uayetty's beautiful P.sr
10 uedce,ed render preventive aud Of Piles
10 snrt wei usstd tough as Letter sheet and
silky as bank 1t IL specially useful ff thr Lsiies
toilet Depot No 4l Anu.st Sold by all respectable Drug
r. Be snreSbat each sheet has c. Gsyetty ~ y" or
portion thereof al er-maTkod therein.
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Dpsiness Noiites.
Ffou The Daily Tine,

MTssRs Crook & DUrF's DINING SALOON
To, pilins saloou of ~ Csoog Dvff 10 Ine Times
Rua'r tateu the fort Isrk Il has two enhances on
P.rk-row aDd Nss.au.s, ungsua advantage rendering
very oou,euic1t ot sccess The main rOo. s'V ''
spacou. apartment paved with marble. and het'
n sco.d in W .rd criior The frn.tnre i i1,H ~ ~
e.esant and the Accommodations altogether %
ny.tirs Tte piopfoofs b thu rsuts q I.e r.
20 bar upon the duct ~ their estsosnHens ~ 80
,pa4ed o expsusc ia tbe fitting up ssa - tr.f, ~
pf.uiA.s and prov choice e o, iH itb bar lInsb
thef customer Toe basement 10 ht'e1 ~ - ..Li
srn ard an okfx es,sbishr1snf, fn'.aed Nita
sofas uppcr saloon. Rms thio-s- Yi"
s,, Tie the tot It occuPS sepa,Se apa'i
a, -. s,r.ns.d upau liberal scae wan inaIo- pa'n
Iro,-h .roT. AID al mCdcTu coiNtiel'rs Inc c.
. sos,.e,, occnrvius tue whole cepth oi the onidns
my 80 plsI of exlrsodiusTy Completeness It's
] ID pashins sppsrstus ani Al, The para
- The cusue haze beet Constructed upon tne most
PaS ndr 3es Tho refreshing ols atine,s Of this pm
the order which peva1es its departments
- Tie careful ove.ht which exercised 10 u. mauag at
- yb.tter. Of appetite. II is not every lover region OF
ami that viii bear close Inspection This soe courts
q Ie nsn who l. permitted cSs'ni II come. away VITA
yisorous srrrte, enjoys his bcestest with keeh eisn
sd .irs hi. soup win confidence CRooS DC't are goo1
puyeyor. ell cspsoe managers. AID pese tne psse
sy q sunptuous tnsy ofthe good things o. ne lney
rsspnR desered reward in The patronage OF an eho'ea
o customers.
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ALFRED NvNRoE & Co.
No ttl RrosfHaE

ALFRED MuNRoE & Co.
No Al Broadway
Having ereushed their stock - meet the deman' for 'ns
Holiday month iuye purchaser. to their s.sof;meAi e
BOYS ASD YovTHs OyEcROA1s
suns
and al styles Of garments for boys.
In consideration e ,h being the closing mont, q .he seaou
our prce will b. found be low fer aaity AID ye -
any Of the Great Reductions
MEMS CLOTHING,
of ell binds at c0rresTonoinEly low prices
AIL-WOOL
Hosiery ,ND UXDER.GaRvgSTs.
Warm and Durable,
AAsEIS's,
No. e Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

HOLIDAY TRsDR.
FRANCIS TONES d Sons,
No. 6 MAIDEsLAsE, N Y,
Are now opening large lot Of
q 1901
received
more Vanderbilt and Africa, " bich they ohtr
To THE TRlDE At VERY Low PRICES
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

N TIA WHOLE WORLD,
yxrERNtSArH
R.t Mice Brss Rosehes Ants Fles Moths husieoes and
oh yeinn ana insec.s.
Tor ssle nom 81 81. BY the proprietor JosIrH
MEYrR Prsctea Cheats, No 6l2 Brordssy eoner Hos'.n'
0ensYpl Agent, FNSDIEIcK RrsHroS, UrNs<st. NO.
10 Ator Hopss sDd No All Broadway For sale also ey
C;WE Il Co No il5 Fr,atanr. ard hrs H,rH, No.
lyE A.2.s., BI99II .. -.H ....t
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-30
OF INTEREST mo- ALL.

HNHE undersigned bcgs leave TO inform thu cit
Il liens Of Claiborne and adjoining counties
that heihas purchased the Right Of CRANE.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASK K.a.-.
new aud beautiful article, unlike anything "Vcf
offered 30 the public before. The casket has none
Of the, repnlsive appearance which all other Buri-
al Cases or Collins have. 4 supply Of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited TO
call and examine them.
All orders for the Caskct or wooden Collins,
will be- filed with despatch Burial clothes Of
all kiuds furnished when ordered.
A. ROLLINS.
July ?. 1856. 4G-ly
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-30


kinds
Castings.
Skllets, odd Lids. extra StOveware, Fire Plates
and Irons. Sad irons. Iron Stands. Sovels and
Tongs Brass do. Candlcstiehs. Shutters. Iron Tea
kettles French Stewpans Crates: Britannia, Plan
ishcd and Japanned Wares Of kinds; together
with large assortment Of
Hardware -
Such as Mill Files. Rasps, Saw Files. ShoN q
Hoes Rakes Steak-bcatcrs. Braces and Bite,
Chiscls. Augers, Hinge Butts and Hinges. Tackk
Shoenails. Whitewnsh Brushes HandsaWs SlateA
Cullecmills. Shutter Knobs. Curry Combs Coal
Carriers C@der ShOvcs. Axes and Axe-handles.
lIaicheis, Hand Drills aud Rat Traps. Also a
general assortment Of
Pumps
Consisting Of Force. Lifting aud Chain Pumps.
Also. . large and we'll assorted stock Of 4
Lightning Rods,
with Mayr's Improved sprsl Point and Porcelain
Insllxtor. Together with large assortmentof
TinWare.
n the hest material. CATERING aud Spoats put
mp TO order.
We feel confident we will be able TO give gene
raj satisfaction toall who may favor Us With CALI
All bills due when presented.
W. A. GREEN & co.
Port Gibson. August l.. 1851 5l-ly
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-30
STEAM SAW MILL
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TNHE undersigned offers for sale a splendid
Il STEAM SAWMILL. situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. three.quarters OF
mile from the located depot, Bahala, and ten
miles South Of Gallatin. The rapid settlement
OF the surrounding country, he anticipated town,
and the undoubted completion Of the road TO this
point by the lst OF October next, with the alread
increasing demand. insures ready sale for lumber,
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles
To the mill is attached 800 acres Of finely tim
bered land, with suihciency opened for the pro-
duction OF corn, potatoes, ETC.. to supply the
employees and teams of the mill. A comfortable
Dwelling. with the necessary out-houses, at
tached. The mill-house il large and substantial,
containing the latest and most improved ma
chinery; boiler 81 feet long az inches in diame-
ter double lued; circular saw. "a inches diameter.
Everything new and in complete running order.
This mill. with seven hands, can cut between
hye and six thousand {, e. of lumber a day. but
averages $500 feet daily, without extra labor OF
strain Of machinery.
Attached is one Of Straub's superior 2G-inch
French Burr GRlSr MILLS, capable Of grinding
from Is TO Is bushels per hour with sufficient
business 70 supply the place with bread. Also.
a Wagon and Team. Lumber Car, Tools, etc,
necessary 70 carry on the business with an
abundance Of water all seasons.
Terms easy For further particulars, apply on
the premises or to the undersigned
W. I. BRUNER,
or MAYES x NILLsAPS, Agents,
April III, 81. 33-tf Gallatin Miss
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sss~ PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS. =

DR. HAMPTON now aged 81 years, peaks Hear him:
Are you sick? Beware OF limitations! Ask FOL
aampton's Vegetable TinCture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
cOuDterieItIng.
Medicine must have merit and great merit, too.
. stand the test Of public opinion No art Of putting
caa galvaniZe Il worthless article So as to keep 1t up
AS q good medicine, il it be not really
good medicine will live, become popular and e1-
tend its sales year after year. iii spite Of opposition
The people readily ind out its virtues, and the fame
Of them passes from mouth to mouth with more rR
pidity than newspapers can spread 1t. A living wit
ness trstiiying to the cure medicine las made foi
tim is of more service than any newspaper adver
tisIng.
In preof of what we say above, We refer you &c
Hamtton's Vegetable TiuCtuTe and its effects.
Ma WM. HIGH, No. 1876 South Paca street, Bait
more cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and NerVon'
Ms. EDWIN NJ spRANKLIN, No. q Register street
Baltimore most dreadful case Of Scrotula OF years
stan ling lost number OF pieces Of bolle restored %
MISS MARY scopIELD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
.treet-her case after years of suffering, has aston
ished her friends. Let the afflicted call 10 see her.
DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS DISEASE. DC.
Mr. VIM Oldham, of Baltimore Custom liouse sur
fred from tn se complaints for Is mouths WITH body
and mind severely affected. He was cured o. Lamp
IONS Vegetable Tincture. after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
MIR Henry G. VIM had acongh for 3 years-grea,
weakness &c, had in all nye or SIX pm yslciahs ieo
all the remedies, but was cured only "
HAMPTON'S JEGETABLE TINCTuRE.
RE- Delicate Ladies and Children Will please give
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO, Richmond; b.
DR.. COOKE Fredericksburg; by all the Drugglsts m
Peicrsburg: ty MORTIMER Il M0WBRAY, Balt-
more and bv Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere
Es-s per bottle; six bottles for Is, Sc S-d&c
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THE CANADIAN WHEAT CaoP.-The Toronto Globe
says "the extraordinary midness of the winter
thus far has deprived the wheat fields Of their
usual covering of snow and exposed the plant 10
great danger from the alternate freezings and
thawing of the surface. We noticed yesterday
that The frost of the previous night, which was
more severe than usual, had given TO the wheat
fields color quite different from that of a few
days ago. Winter wheat ia Canada is always a
surer and better crop when it hassa good cover
ing Of snow. We fear, from present appearances, .,
that next years crop will prove a short one. With
low prices and short crop, the chances for i'm
proyement in our financial affairs are not SO en-
couraging as they might be. A change in the
weather for the remainder of the winter, which
would supply the needful protection at the most
critical season, might still give assurance of fair
return at harvest: but this il boon we can only
hope for. 1t is remedy we must leave to a high
er power 10 apply"
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GUIDE FOE TRAvELLERs AND orHERs
RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND Eprnrp.,ysn.

.oHD, 1hEDEhICKsRURG AND po-
ao. dohAa RAILROAD. going North leaves tw,ce avarv
s5 .Suhusy EVENING" excepted y at 4 as o,rik N,
ane NJ "a eiock. r. NJ for the Putuma ne rivsr ,.i
, s.as.sf y taken Tor Washington thence bv Rsii
road to Baltimore &c " sae"eo W hait
,v, I'M, CsNTRAL going North leaves this eitv
a ~ uiiy Ssunday evenings excepted Al 7 o,clock
sh aiia - O'Clock p. NJ, for Gordonsyiile whers
80 Sonnect WITH the trains Of the Orange and AIex
"ls.sa, b IN, ashington, Raltimore &e
,,ssennose AND DANyILE--Iseayos Richmond st o
~ in ~ "a ana connects with the South Side road
saa "a 'nnetlon, at Y o'clock NJ, Sundays axrep-
asa n. AZ Eyening Train leaves the Depot every day
sasb Ssnhuay, At $50 O'clock aud connects with tie
RS,,r,aos,s y. she Junction. atg25
ayarv 10Y IND PfrsRsBuRG-Leaves this city twice
and AZ a,S ,SSsphaays excepted1 at 5o'cloek A. NJ. >.
s 'a @'o9 cik T. M. An accommodation train leay.
osei', oSio every Monday, Wednesday and Frdy at .
FOR NORFOLK. &c.
The steamer CURTIS PECK. Cant eanal psr,a.
tesVes her wharf at Rockets every Saturday Tmes
uay anu Thursday mornings at s., ,,'cIock a III
and a tae GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis. every Mon
eAy w ednesday and Friday mornings al 5k osclocE
. .oI Norioik and Portsmouth. touching ut ali the
regular landings on the river - ~ VIZ
FOR NEW YORK, 90
Inc steamship JAMESTOWN, Capfain Parrish
caves every Tuesday evening" at {ocIock for Nav
YORK. touching at City Point and Norfolk To recava
passengers, &C. leaving Norfolk next morning af
FOR PHILADELPHIA. &c.
BY the steamships PENNSf SfLVASIA VIRarNrl
aad CiTf OF RICHMOND. One of these sfean,a.s
leave every Monday and Thursday stopping at Citsy
POINT aud Norfolk To receive freight and
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GORGEOUS DRESSES AT THE FRENCH CoURT-A Pa
ris letter, in the Independence, of Brussels gives
some details of the ladies' dresses at the late re-
ception at Court:
"The Empress wore crimson velvet mantle
embroidered with gold, and her Majesty was posi-
lively dazzling with diamonds. Contrary to the
custom observed last year, her Majesty had no one
to bear her train. Amoug the ladies present. the
toilettes were especially remarked of Mrs. Barring
sister of the Duke de Bassano, who had a dress
and court mantle of moire antique. of pale green;
the Duchess dIstre, dress shot with silver e,ig-
ed with red, and a rose colored mantle; Mme Pou-
jade, niece OF the Camaican of Wallachia, dress
of blue satn and mantle of the same material.
ornameuted with boquets of flowers and cherries
which produced a charming effect aud the Baron
eSs de Drigode, white satin dress aud mantle of
great elegance"
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ARlzoyA.-A prominent cilizen of California,
who has lately travelled through the wly-acqnir-
ed territory of Arizona gives the result of his OBJ
seryations, as follows:
l was at Fort Yuma, Arizona Mines, Tucson
ColabO2as, and Sopor in all some twenty-five days;
at Messiila, on the Rio Grande. five days In q
word. tits great grazing country. The valley of
the Rio San Perdo aud Rio Minnefres cannot be
surpassed in beauty and extent, and from Port Yu-
ma to the Rio Grande is the best natural road in
the world.
became acquainted with nearly all the Amer
lean inhabitants in the Territory, most of whom
are from Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia.
They are principally engaged in mining for silver
copper, and lead, in which the western portion OF
the Territory abcunds. have been to a great
N, ny mines; have silver, copper and lead ta-
ken out almost pure There pieces of natural
iron lying the plaza, at Tucson, that will weigh
over Il ton each, taken from the surface of a
neighboring mountain. All that these enterpris-
ing people want, to insure succes is protection !;
aud they are delighted with the prospect of Ter.
ritoral organization.
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.',ll'.l TIL + DISP ATC H.
THURSDAY MORNING. FEB-UARY n -,.ss

TnE LATE AFrRAY IN eaSaaras la a.. rr :.
Representative. on M...... a. n'uso VI
csra,t,. '",' "f. Aeat, oil south
a' n'""c 'he loiio"ihg explanatory state-
Meht Oh the recent difficulty between himself and
Mr. Grew, OF Pennsylvania 1t is az eeuerous = "A
noble as II is manly and chiyalrou..
Thu uo,sa -,
during tha .as.si 'esmeer shat its proceedings
unnlessaat ;ao;5s.'. fIloay we're broken by an
sbouid assnma ,,,, .' - aue 70 iar dealing that
for the yiolation ~ ~. sn,S moo. an responsibility
" .'o'a''oh OF It's order, Its dignity, and its
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LAWRENCE, STONE Co-Precious revelations
have been made at Boston to the stockholders of
the Bay State Mills. Those revelations it is true
do not say into whose pockets the Lawrence, Stone
Co wool money went, but it points directly to
at least one person, who is represented to have
been the distributing agent for the disbursement
of that fund If the special committee will but
hunt up this gentleman, whoever he may be- they
will be likely to obtain some light on that, as yet
dark and mysterious business. Apart from their
operations at Washington, however, the report of
this Bay State Mills Committee dscloses on the
part Of the finn Immediately implicated, "A moral
obliquity happily uncommon even III these days
of commercial and financial reckessness
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The store Of f. II. Ellsworth & Co., Manchester,
n. H., was broken into on Thursday evenings and
$500 value in military goods stolen.
The Buffalo Republic ID disposed TO doubt the
widespread assurances of gossip-mongers, that ex-
President Fillmore Is to marry lady Of that city
Col. VIM. ii. johnson q well known citizen Of
Mississippi, died recently At his residence near
Tohula, In that State.
Henry Abner. former prominent member Of
the Germana Society, died suddenly last week 10
Chicago.
Mrs Ramsey, mother OF Governor Ramsey, OF
Min nesota, died very suddenly on Friday evening,
At Harrisburg, at the residence Of her daughter.
Isaac L. Wood is on trial at Daaviils. Livingston
county n ", for poisoning the vile Of his erotn-
err D. J. Wood.
The State Of Ohio has established sn asyium for
idiots, near Columbus. aad has nov under lnssf1c-
tion, with favorable progress, sixteen pupils.
Anderson and Richards, under sentence Of death
at Lancaster, Pa, are to be hung on frdAy, Wa "
April.
Bavard Tayior speuds the winter In Greece,
the only rcustry In Europe which be has mot W
/ sited Msk
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FROM THE Rio GRAsDE-Tbe Brownsville Flag of
the 18th nit, records further depredations of In
dians all along the river above which, boider than
any before recorded, had given considerable alarm
to the inhabitants. The Gepredations were most
ly committed between Mer and Guerrero, a little
town about thirty miles from Roma The savages
were supposed to be Camanches, and came down
on the Mexican side most of the way killing such
fell into their hands, and carrying off all prop
erty that was If any value to them. They after
wards passed over the river, in the ueg ghborhaod
of Mier, and pushed their way through to the
thckly Inhabited settlements to the great fright
of the people Above Laredo their depi edations
we're so numerous and So much a matter OF course
that the inhabitants took particular account of
them.
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SINGULAR SuIciDE.-Dr. l.. Mckenzie, a worthy
citizen of Talladega, Ala, and niember Of the
city council, committed suicide on the night of the
I'd inst lie retired To bed usual but after
wards got up, and with made several in-
csions IN the groin. lie finally succeeded in cut
ting the main artery. and bled 10 death. No cause
can be assigned for the act, unless it be elnbar-
rassment in pecuniary affairs.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFg.-The burning OF the
county fnfirmary, at AshIabula Ohio. has been no
ticed in teiegraphic dispatch. 1t is supposed to
have been set on fire, and rapid the progress
of the flames. that six of the inmates were burnt
to death. The names of four Thomas Memo,
Joseph BruDs0n, Mr.. Minor aud Eliza sAercivai;
the others are workmen. Loss of property $4,000;
insurance S., 200.
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as1~ To rng Voryns ar uw..,

Gay" To TnE VoTEns or Hrns,ca
CouSgyf take this method Of anua.,.,,,,
Candidate for the sheritiaity of Irnrico ca,n,v a.
,he e!e ,t,oa IA May next; and f eseted promise 10
its duties as the law directs will try and s,s the
voters ~ The county before the day of election and
IA the meantime refer all such aa wish 10 a,aser.
to john NJ Gregory. ksq Jehn B. Young, Esa,. ami
to the Justices M henTico county.
ia ~-dtde T. J. CARTER
Hs3y~ To MY FgLLow-C CITIZENS OF THE
S9.Srs OF uESnco--f am "a candidate for the sIi T.
RlfFALrY Of tho County of uenrico. and resnect
fully saict your surages at the ensuing election In
MAY next 3. MICH. DAVIS
hhhmond. i1th Dec. 1877. fe 4--dlms
nIr SBERIFFALTY OF HgsRIco. II am
candidate for reelection to tho Office of SHERIFF
Of uenrico, JN0. A. HUTCHEs0N
da
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Shocking AFFAIR--The house Of q German,
named Werner, near tennessee, Wisconsin, WAS
destroyed by fire recently. The wife and two
young children, whom Werner had left in the
house some two hours previous, were nowhere to
be found and after considerable search, were right
ly judged to have pershed in the contagration, as
their remains subsequently drawn from the
ruins. 1t is supposed that they were murdered
and the house fired.
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A TREMENDOUS lDEA.--A member Of the Acade-
mie des Sciences Of Paris, who is also an eminent
chemist, has invented an apparatus which he thinks
will enable human beings to breath AS freely at
the bottom of the on the surface of the earth
He proposes TO form an association for collecting
all the treasures how lying at the bottom Of the
ocean, and estimates at about $500, goo 600 sterling
the harvest of treasure to be CLEANED on the route
between England and India only.