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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

The Procession will move from 2lst up Main to
a. along I'd TO Broad, down Broad 70 10Th, and
thence 10 the Capitol Square.
!. The Masonic Fraternity will occupy the
space ia rear and on two sides OF the Monument,
but not the reserved space In front between the
seats and Orator, etc.
2. Military lines will be formed oa the Capitol
Square according TO general orders hereafter to
be issued
3. Three hundred seats on the ieft and east are
appropriated 20 the members and oficers Of the
General Assembly, the Executive officers Of the gov
ernmeni. tho Judiciary. Aldermen and Coapcil Of
the city of Richmond and other cities.
4. Three hundred seats on the right and west OF
the Monument are approf rated to the drard ON
GERS OF the Grand Lodges OF Masons, kneampnshts
and Chapters, Grand Officers Of the Independent
order Of Odd Fellows, Druids, Sons Of Temper.
anee, and Virginia Mechanics Institute, Ofhctrs OF
the Army and Navy Of the u. g., the Rsverpd
Clergy staff OF General Officers and Assistant
! Marshals, aud Chiefs Of the Fire Department.
8. The remaining seats are Appropriated % To-
q. On the right ana outside Of the line OF Militia
| ry, will be arranged the firesDen. Order OF kea
Men. Druids. kechabites, German benevoient soeas-
| ty, in ranks four deep.
l. On the Ieft. and outside Of the Military, will
/ be arranged In ranks four deep, the odd-fetoss,
Sons of Temperance. and such other orders or As
/ sociations rs may report
/ n In front and outside Of the Military, citEens
OF other States who take part Ia the proosssiDn,
.. seats ON the platform will be reserved for the
| invited guests Of the State. Committee OF kscsp
ton Of the Legislature, Commissioners OF the Mo
| nument, Chief and Deputy Chief Marshais, Mem.
bsrs Of Congress from Virginia, end Mayors O
this aud other cities.
i0. The different Orders, Societies. and bodies
will be Ia their respective places, ~ ocloek-'
The coumn win move at 10 o'clock precisely.
1 as- Badges and Bstons ~ill Be provided sof g.
Marshais, on tie morning Of the I'D, ~ ths Csisa
Marsksi's Office.
4 Marshals viii provide their owa herssA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
EyERGRErss will be in demand for sev-

eral days to Come, to be used in decorating win
dows on the night of the illumination. cedar
bush handsomely trimmed and brilliantly lighted
with candles, will look very pretty in a window,
aud neat trausparencies with appropriate enyces,
will add greatly TO doors and portcos. The boys,
too, may have their sport in kindling boniires on
the hills aud high places on the night OF the 3D.
aud the occasion can he made of general rejoi-
cipg, at trifiug cost, 10 each citizen. Richmond
has Tot been Illuminated for nearly thirty years.
Her people are now full OF ,he approaching cele.
bration in honor TO the memory OF Washington,
and as thousands of strangers will then be here
rs spectators, everything should be done To make
her apprar TO the best advantage by night as we'll
as by day. We are sire that the supeTiDte ndent
of the Gas Works will have Il fnl head Of gas Ia
bis holders 10y that night, and that the street
lamps will blaze forth with such brillaBcy to
win the approval Of all who witness them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
SACRED CoscERT.-We invite the attt

SACRED CoNCERT.-We invite the atten-
ton Of the numerous strangers now in our city,
TO sacred concert to be given by the choir Of the
African Chnrch tomorrow afternoon. The African
mind has peculiar turn for music, aud when cul
tivated, as it has been ia this case, by careful
study il rises to degree Of excellence that chal-
ienEes admiration. We learn that the congregar
tion under the care Of their pastor, the Rev. Dr.
Ryland. has become too large TO be accommodated
ia their house of worship. aud that a neat and
spacious edifce is nearly completed IA the u2per
pant oftbe city, with the view OF constituting a
portion Of them uto IA separate organization. The
voluntary contribution that will be solicited Gu-
ring the concert, is designed to aid 10 the erection
OF the new church. As this will be a pleasant
method of promoting a good cause, we bespeak
the attendance of visitors and the generous sym
PATTY of the citizens generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
RARE AND VALUABLE BooKs.-undar

RARE AND VALUABLE DoOks.-l Lu@f
our head of auction sales, will be seen the adSer-
tisemeut hy Mir. QGarles. OF the sale OF the books
of the late Wm. Maxwell, Esq, Secretary OF the
Virginia Historical Society, and Mr.. Berry, an
Episcopslian Clergyman. As both OF the gentle
men we're known as bibliomsniacs in their day, it
need not be wondered that their Libraries contain
books not possessed by any one who aims at has
ing library. and we hazard nothing in saying
that this sale includes many volumes which were
never offered for sale in this city before. Among
the rsrest 20 be found there may be named, stiths
History Of Virginia, printed at Williamsburg;
IL yerly's History of Virginia, 0giliys History OF
America a fine old folio OF a thousand pages and
several hundred splendid copper plates, printed in
1875, There is also genuine AldGs, painted In
Venice in l522: the history Of Msior Andre's ar.
rest and execution, by j. IL. Smith, who was irr-
pIicated with him at first, and who gives the anti
American version of the affair; but the most al
tractiye in the whole collection is the magnificent
work of Owen Jones. or tho Aihambra, ia t3c
very large folio volumes. This contains more
than one hundred plates, giving all the details 10
every minute particular of every portion Of tbs
Alhsmsra, carefully drawn 20 scale, 50 that tbs
dimensions of every part can be aseertained. and
also colored in the most sumptuoas manner, anc
gilded, so as TO make them perfect copies OF thii
great work Of art and architecture. This bool
was published at a sum amounting 10 nesr TIVE
hundred dollars, and tie purchaser OF It may con
gratulate himself on haviBg one Of the finest ans
rsrest books in the State. Besides the above
which We notice for their superiority TO the ord
nary attractions Of book sale, visitors will mn
among the rest an excellent assortment OF goos
books in every department IN literature. aitogethe
affordng an opportunity not often seen In any city
of purchasing some Of the best books for library
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
L ii L DISPATCH.
I ~ 7=s-s-asass-ll.
SATURDAY NORM


The Washington Union publishes Io,n .....
ment from General Calhoun, regarding Kansa.
IalFs, Ha1Gs at tho election, dc. Tho writar a.
scrtS that he believed tho election returns p,oas
Ia his hands were true, that he had no right To 40
behind the judges certificates, and therefore ac.
qulescei in the announcement of a democratic, ma
jority. He came TO Washington with no joubt on
his mind ls to the rosplt. The statement of Gen
Calhoun. after giving several certificates i'm SIN.
port of his former actions concludes thus:
ION the Saturday night after my arrival In
Washington. | called 90 pay my respects to an
old friend, Judge Douglas. and before leaving he
placed in MY hands paper he had just rereiv ed
from Kansas. TINS paper contained what pur-
ported 80 be the deposIti0ns of the Judges of
election for the precinct of Delaware Crossing
and in which the judges deposed that there
were but t0rtg-tdree votes poled at that precinct
could not act, or form nay opinion upon newspa-
per publication; but / immeG lately informed nv
friends tnat II the statement so made should prove
true, they must inevitably control my action. /
have received and opened a return from the Della
ware Crossing precinct which gives to the demo-
cratic party majority Of three hundred and seven
ty-Biue votes. and would thus secure majority 10
the democratic legislative ticket ia Icaveuworth
county, and ii majority on JOINT ballot in the le-
gi-lature, under the constitution. IL the iudges
OF election at that precinct furnish TO me- as in
formed Gov. Denver before leaving Kansas. a roll.
able aad sworn statement that bat fortv-three
votes were polled there. L should make myself a
party to the fraud if declined to be governed by
the oaihs of the judges. 1t is IA question going 10
the legality OF the returns. OF that NAV Judge
AMI determine. shall do so: and in nv deter
mination. shall be governed by justice and truth
and the right. II il shall il pro5ably will place
tue government Of the state Of Kansas in the
hands oi my enemies. no ole will regret it more:
but yet 40 one not even a black republican, conld
perform the dnty with more of the consciousness
ot right than shall feel in the honest discharge
"i my official duties. ] have written to GOV Den.
yer 10 procure the sworn statements of the iud.es
ol ttl@ controveftod precinct. and to have them
taken under such circumstances az will secure A
Tree and unbiased exhibition Of facts. by the
sworn statements, 50 procured. / shall be gov.
erncd in giving the certificates Of election TO the
| members Of the Legislature from Leayenworti
Couuty'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
VISITING CorScILs.-The City Council

through its committee, is making the necessary
arrangements for the reception OF visiting Conn
ellis to witness the inaugural ceremonies on the
I'D. The Council of Charlottesville will reach
here ut O'Clock this afternoon by the Central
cars, and take quarters at the Central Hotel. The
Council Of fredericksburg will arrive Monday
morning. and quarter at the Powhatan Houso.--
The Councils OF Petersburg, Norfolk aud Stanton
are also expected to arrive Monday morning in
time to join the procession and witness the inau.
guratiou,
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OEsrRUcrIoNs.-The Mayor has ri,

OEsTRUcTIoNs.-The Mayor has given
orders to his police to see that all obstructions
are removed from the sidewalks and streets before
the morning of the 22d that neither the pro-
cession will be impeded nor pedestrians on the
sidewalks annoyed, by boxes, bales. boards bar
rels He has also instructed his officers to report
ali flags and banuers. other than State or national,
that may be suspended over the sidewalks OF
streets of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

CLEANING THE STREETs.-It is to be
hoped that the Mayor and Superintendent of
Streets will put the chain gang aud city hands to
work breaking up the ice in Main street and wash
ing out the CUTTERS 50 as to make the walking as
good as possible for Monday. IT this cleaning is
done at once, ami the street is scraped aud the
mud removed, the procession will find very little
trouble ia its line of march.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

A poor mechanic Ia Chicago has become heir 10
fortune of El0,G0o (s20o ,ooe.l by the will OF
relative lately deceased IN Australia
Bishop Potter is reported as slowly recovering
from his late attack Of appoplexy. Hesstl lies n
Greenshurg, Pa.
The ofIise of the Morristown {Tenn,) .SatssmdE
with all It's effects, destroyed by nre ON the 9th
instant.
Mr. Hardwick, living near Camargo, Miss. ant
\ negro hoy we're both drowned In the Bigbes
river at that place few days since.
The storm Of last week played sad havoc with
orchards aud shade trees IN Gwinnett county, 6a.
little girl named Agnes Maseuheiner was
burned to death in So Louis on the 18th inst, .,
accidental isn,sion Vi her clothing, while o.
school.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

| GREAT SHOOTING MATcH.-The following match
has been made between Mr. Travis and air Samuel
| A. sylsn,. of New York city. Travis bets Sy da m
| st 900 that he will fad boy who will stand at the
distance of ten PAGES and place an orange, not TO
| exceed tive ana half inches in diameter. in each
| hand ana one upon his head, which he Travis
will shoot from, their respective locaties.-No OBJ
i.ct 10 Intervene. II Travis fails &c ind the boy
who will stand or fails 10 hi: the oranges in the
| three shots or at any shot touches the hoy, he
loses the bet The match TO be shot IN Louisville,
Jupe 18th 1858
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

FATAL ACCIpESr.-We learn that Capt
Henderson, master of a vessel in this port, acci-
dentaly shot and killed himself near this city yes
terday, while out for the purpose of shooting
ducks. We heard no farther particulars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

A IfEEoINE-The Trenton 3rlte american says
1.-The daughter of well known towusman,
AZariah Rogley, ESQ. who, il will be remembered,
was so seriously burned year ago by the break
Ing of a camphene lamp, having her right hand
anI arm SO crippled 10 be entirely deprived OF
the use of it, has been undergoing surgical ope-
ration The operation came OF in Philadelphia
| last Wednesday emitting Away the seams or scars,
| in three piaces-the elbow, wrist aud fingers
and inserting flesh taken from her breast. Her
ply sician speak Of her courage aud fortitude du-
| ring the whole operation in the most glowing
terms The child is only eight years of age, and is
| said to be doing WELL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

EXTRAvAGANCE N WAsHISGTCN.-At Lady Napier 5
late ball fthe wife Of the Count de Sarteges wore
diamonds to the amount of several thousand dol
lars The lace robes worn by Mrs Matthews, of
Alabama. cost $4,000. Mrs. Gwinn, of California,
also wore a robe Of HonitOn lace, valued, with its
decorations, at $250G. TIE dress worn by Lady
Napier cost nearly the same figures
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
RlCHMNND MUSICAL INSTT

~
t.-I TUTE-F. L. GALLEIIER, PRINCIPAL The
~ second session OF this institution will cont
the 18th % February, and close the last week
in June including "a term of ~ " eeks.
Every facility is afforded in this School for aequr-
mr. thorough Musical Education.
TERMs-FOr the Session per scholar-Two Lessons
1er week Vocal Class Exercises, (aduit9 s6.jA. E"f
Juvenile Glasses 81 Piano, Organ. Melodeon, each
~ Violin, Guitar, Flute, &G., $50 Private lessons
ia tbe Voice = per lesson
BOARD Of INSTRUCTION T l. LGhLLEHER, Nh.
,c.i Notation Cultivation Of the VOICE. and Piano
slr ELIODOK0 CAMPS, organ. Nlelodeon, and Mn
Il al Composition. Mr. NATHANIEL CARUSI, n.
uro. Mr. Q 4 BOSEN, Guitar and Finite. BAR ;
DDLIiNGER, Violin.
Especial attention is given to the cultivation Of the
voice which is conducted GA strictly scientific prlh-
,iples The theory Of the v ice pres gnfed 10 the
tr.ierny of Sciences by NJ. Iauuei Garcia. Pre-
..s,or Of Music in the French 9 nseryatory, snd
which has bpen extensively elaborated by {. B4s
.inni. Professor of Music, New York. is male the
1asis Of instruction. Those who intend patr"nihins
this School. will uhlge the Principal toy giving no
tice a. soon as possible, that ample ARRANGEMENTS
may be made. FOR furtner information. apply 10 T.
l. GALLEIIER, at his Music Rooms. 2l2 Broad st.
l9--ifu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

HORRIBLE MURDER IN KENTgcGY.--A horrible
murder was committed i'll Alien connty, KY, on
The Sth inst The victim was Mrs Urah Porier.
II appears that Mr.. Porter was at Scottsyile, at
tending the county court Mrs. Porter. two small
children and several slaves were at home. Her
body was found in the garden after search of
about three hours. 1t terribly dishgured by
blows, aud the throat was cut. negro boy,
about Is years of age, has beea arrested on suspi
cion. Mrs. Porter Was IA very estinIaole woman
ani a member of the Methodi church. She
leaves fonr children. The canse Of the murder is
unknown. She was always very Kind to the ser
wants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
Rex.RKABLg UccueRsxcE.-rhe Delft Haven,

Bangor, Capt ". A. Cooper, and 0theio, OF Wis
casset Capt j. X. Greeub0ro, sailed together from
Rotterdam for this port on the 18th of January
uarted company on the same evening off Dover
and met again in the longitude Of 13, when the
two ships kept together for five days, took pilot
from the same boat OF; the bar and cast an anchor
in the harbor within fifteen minutes of each
other. The weather was fine throughout the pas
ssge.- Charleston Nerciuy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

NOTICE.--Any person needing good
IN GARDENER. 10 90 Job o. aAy work, IN prun :
~. sr.iains er srgsnxing 6ardsns. can sscnrs
irsi rate hand. by lesylns osdsrs % - as. ssnsds.
al, lirosd between esh and - street, saassc VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

Francis p. Glass Esq, of Burke county, North
Carolina died on the llth ult., in the 5ith year o
bis age.
Mrs Julia Dean Hayns, the distinguished nc
tress, has arrived in New Orleans from Caiii,r
MIA.
The remains OF the late Col. Wade Hampton
reached Columbia on Tuesday last, and were siil-
tered with solemn obsequies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
eEsPGREAT IMrRoV

EEIF@GR REAT IMrROV EMEHT IN
EXTRAC CITING TE EETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST would announce TO those wishing tielT
seeth EXTRACTED that he now has instruments supc-
rior 10 any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection Of their adaptation is such to Fender
he extraction OF the teeth almost painless, nerer
fIiag n byiaG the tOO tie rSt TRIAL, never breaking
t. mangling the gums, or inJuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations. Filling, Cleansing, aud Il
,erting Teeth gently and thoroughly performed.
Offire opposite Corinthian Hall, on Aiaia street
ia l3-2In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

SUBSTANCE FApE."-If you wish FINE Picture, call
At WHiTEHUGSFS Old Gallery, (the best rky e
Hghtin the ctyD aud examine the specimens Of art
produced by WATSON. They warranted not 10
t.de nor II be cn~ily ioftcaaeguai 10 the best in
thu United States, ami 20 per cent cheaper than an!
other in he city.
Pictures taken from : A. NJ. to =. NJ. Pictures
copied, and either enlarge or Diminished.
helsinot! pes and Pcuoty pes, ttr transmission BY
mail.
Photographs lst rittins 81; Duplicates 81 each.
re Remember II Ma!u street. ~4a
Z1-dkcWIu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

COMING lN.-Strangers are arriving
from all quarters of the State to be present at the
inauguration On the I'D. Yesterday afternoon
large number OF passengers arrived by tho Cen
trail aud Fredericksburg cars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

SAD AcoIDENT.-The Minnesotian gives an ac
count OF d sad catastrophe at Hastings Minnesota
on the ID instant, involving the loss of four lives
An attempt was made TO rope the ferry boat across
the river in "a narrow channel which had been
made in tile ice. The wind and current forced tie
boat against the edge of the ice, when the boat
was upset. sucked under the ice, aud the three
passengers, a Mr. and Mrs. McDouald. and gen
tleman from Hastings, name unknown, and the
ferryman were drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
OPEN HousE.--The Richmond Crews

OIHN IIVtHE.-- 4 HC INICUHIUHU OTtFS,
Capt Elliott have procured the use of portion OF
the large building on Governor street. owned by
the estate OF William Mitchell, deceased, for the
I'd inst, and intend 10 keep open house on that
day. long table, bountifully supplied with solids
and liquids will be spread in the forenoon, for the
entertainment of visiting Volunteers during the
day. The entrance 10 this hall is on 18th street,
nearly opposite the State Court House, and the
gallant Greys invite their brethren in arms to call
aud be refreshed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

PRESENTATION The ladies of Marshall
ST. propose to present beautiful floral wreath to
Ph@nix Fire Company, No 3, OF this city, on Mon
day next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

VISITING FIREMEN on the ed, will
hnd an "opea house, and an abundance OF refresh
msnts. at the Hook and Ladder depository on 10th
stfee', between Main and Cary. The Richmond
department. P have provided ample accommodations
for their visiting brothers. aud will leave nothing
undone to add to their comfort
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

THE CADETS of the Y. NJ. l., arrived
here yesterday morning, under the command OF
Maj. Gillian. They were received by the State
Guard, Capt. Dmmock, aud escorted to the Capitol
Square, where they were passed in review by the
Governor, aud then conducted to their quarters at
the AtheGeum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

At Wetbersfeld, Conn, day or two ago, lad
| of twelve years climbed the lightning rod of the
Congregational Church spire, one hundred and tf'
ty feet hign. His first accent witnessed only
by younger brother. To satisfy the incredGous
the youngster repeated his exploits several times,
and finally attached sireamer to the letter w. on
the compass points.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

GEN. WINFIELD SCoTT has arrived aud
taken lodgings at the Exchange Hotel. Mai
General Taliaterro and staff will call upon the
General to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

From KASsAs.-The Kickapoo correspondent OF
the st. Louis Republican reports that party, led
by Charles Ieukart, had burned the offices OF Law
ser Boyd aud Dr. Davis, at that place, who, with
others had fed TO Missouri. Dir. Dinendorh had
been discharged by the committee of investiga-
ton.
The Legislature has adjourned The constitu-
tioual convention bill had not been approved by
the Governor.
Armed bodies were reported in the vicinity Of
Fort Scott but there had been no lighting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

PRETTY FAIR.-The Cleveland (0hio) Register
Saws ''Whether Queen IictoTa's red petticoats
will become q fashion in America is yet 10 be
Known 1t is certain, however, that the attempts
OF OF her male predecessors to in roduce their
red coats into this country did BOT succeed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20
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Il the SEXUAL ORGANS. The wonderful reputatio
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son. Mayor OF Norfolk, Va, cured OF Rhennlatisrs
Rev Thomas Hume. Portsmouth. Va cured cf Br0n-
hits: a daughter of riInur George fUrmeriy Pro
essnr Of Musc in this cltyl cured Of a terrible
Nervous Affection; and thousands OF others whose
iarnps could be mentioned Were It necessary.
Price 81 par Slttlo-siX b0ttiE for s..
Prepared by j " BUER0w K Co, Practical Chem
Sid by PUECELL. LADD Il co. Wholesale
Nrrceists Richmond. ia 26-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

ACQUITTED. Cook, charged
with stealing . horse, was examined before the
Mayor Yesterday and acquitted, it being proved
that the horse Was found dead after Cook isfs The
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

Losr ovEEBoARD.-Dr. Wooten, resident of liz
bsrty, Texas, fell overheard from the schooner Em-
ma Shelton, the 4th inst, on Reddish Bar,
Gals eston, and was drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-20

DESTRUCTIVE FmE-0n the night Of the 10th in
staut the distillery, g,ist mill. sawmi house.szd
barn OF Ruddy Laubach, in Saucon township,
Northan pton couaty. Pa. destroyed by nre.
Loss from x15.O0G 10 2n.OO0.