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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
INCREAsING TAXfs The onep;nr =

INCREAsIsG TAxss The opening of
9th street to French Garden Hill has increas cd
tho value of property on that Hill at least nfty
per cent, and If the Council would at once have
tenth st. opened in the same way, the increase
would be doubled. Property on French Garden
Hill, that sold few years since for So per foot,
cannot be bought to-day for $40. In a short
time many handsome residences have been PUT
hill would soon be covered with costly buildings.
If tenth street were accessible Some of the
prettiest sites for residences that We know of, is
on this hill, and lying as they do within few
minutes walk Of the busiaess part of the city
they ought not to be kept vacant for want of a
carriage way to get to them.
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TEE CAPITOL SQUARE is presenting a

TEE CAPITOL SQUARE is presenting an
inviting appearance at this time, and old and
young are repairing to it, when the weather will
permit, to enjoy promenade in the open air.
When the old bell house is removed, the 18th and
Bank stree: gate opened, and the grading now
going oD, is completed it will doubtless be the
most inviting public grounds in the Union. The
Governor, it is said, contemplates opening walk.
way trem near the State court house 10 Governor
street. 1t this is done, it will make the SQUARE
accessible from every point, and thereby cause it
to be visited by many persons who have hereto-
fore passed through it very seldom. The removal
of the bell house, however, is the most important
feature in future improvements
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0LD DOMINION BOTTLING ESTAB-
LISHMENT..The Subscribers are 10 receip
ef lD bois and hall bbis Of Philadelphia CREAM
AZ, IN addifion % their stock of PORTER, CI-
DEh, LAdEh BEER. &C, to which they Invite the
81 tns trade the article to
Orders left with W NIPE, on Main street. or at
the factory. On 10th street, between Main and
Franklin. Will receive prompt attention.
MASON 4 BURNS.
NB-We would respectfully call the attention OF
our friends and public generally to the fact that
Business in this city. aud removed to another State
we would solicit the patronage of all those AyoFa
bly disposed TO our establishment.
Richmond. March !. 1859. NH 2-ln
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suPFossD TO BE DRowsKD.-Iast Sa-
turday night, rs party Of men were na,sin. alan,
the canal bank, they heard cries of distress bro.
csedina from the neighborhood OF the Armory
bridge, and hurrying dosn to ascertain the
cause, discovered q man laundering about 10 the
canal They called to him to swim to the side on
which they we're standing ,and he attempted to do
80, but sunk and disappeared. Yesterday the
canal was dragged for several hours, but no body
was found.
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Noyri SairNSNT.--Several boats are now load.
ing with csnnei coal at the mines on Coal river
Vs. which is dsstineG for Boston. The boats will
be tcwed ffom the mouth of Kauawha to Pitts.
burg-then shipped by railroad to Philadeiphia-
thence by vessel so RAston.
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EFFECT OF LIGHTNING During a thunder storm
on Friday last, while the family of Mr. JAG b
Shelf, Columbia, Ohio, were eating dinner, the
lightning struck valuable COW In his barn, killing
her instantly; and the same flash broke into
pieces every plate on the table, where the family
was eating, and actually melted some of the softer
metal upon the table, without in the least injuring
any person present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE The New Orleans Pic
dyune states that match has been closed for $40,
900 10000 side) distance four miles and repeat
weights for age, half forfeit, between Nicholas J.
owned by Mr.. Hunter, of New York, and 1d1
Rirer, the recent champion of the Washington
Course, Charleston, s. G., owned by Mr.. Hare, 0
Virginia. The race to come of in the course o
this spring or the ensuing summer, over the Fash
ion Course,
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CouNTERrfTTs ON TIRE BANK OF KANawHA.-No,es
a. this Bank, Of the denomination Of Ave dollars,
have been changed and altered into notes Of one
hundred dollars. The Bank never issued any
notes Of such dissemination. II has issued only
g.. SIC and $40 notes
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BALTIMORE. SEpT. Is. lSss.
M. LIrr SIZE pHoroaRApHs.-Ths

subscriber takes pleasure IA announcing 10 his I'm.
merous patrons and the public at large, that he rs
now prepared to furnish Photographs from minia-
which for accuracy and finish, he warrents equal,
f not superior to any produced in this city. ct less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and er-
arsed to any size.
Citizens aud strangers are invited to call and ex.
anime specimens at GIBBS Temple of Art, Cofia-
THAN Hall, Main street, between 9th and 10Th:
Pc GIBBS.
2. s-If you want genuine Arabrotyps. thisi is
the place TO get IT, where you will neither be hum
ougged In price or work, Also, Melainotypes. or
any Cfhar Pictura in the PhotoRraphic Art.
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TAKING STIMULANTs. We UNDERSTAND d

that on Saturday, last a man uamed Robert A
Bradley, while urd der the influence of strong
drink, procured an ounce of laudanum and swat.
lowed it down, evidently with the in .eution OF
swapping lite's brittle thread. Some short time
after this, Bradley evidently having chan ged his
mind about starting South so suddenly. walked
Into the "STiss House." on 18th street, told the
inmates what he had done, and seemed to expect
some aid and comfort, but the landlord doubling
hs story, Pnt him into the street and ordered bim
on. The ne 1t we heard of B. he had fallen into
the hands of DR.. Jackson, who prescribed for him.
and then took him to the frat station house
Between the hours of II and O'clock he passed
mp Main street In carriage, looking dull and
drowsy, but as be was accompanied by officers
Chalkley and, ,Quarles, We suppose he was carried
home and placed in the hands of his friends.
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H~HARrsHoRaB's CuRE-ALL--
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAFOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

II
BoTrLEs IL Is and 50 cent? and one dollar.
TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY in MEDICAL
SOIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept IN
ali families in case of accidents or sudden sickness
as 1t frequently cu In lsss tna than requires 70
get physician.
It cure4 pain In any part OF thssyssem ana u used
externally and internally.
Neuralgia and Chflklaips
HARTSHORNE's E's CURE ALL cure! Cramps. Colo,
Pans in the Stomach or Bowels.
HART6HORNES CUkkALL cures Pains N the
Limbs, Side, hack. Breast, Teeth and nars
WAkTSHORNR5 CUkE-ALL cures epraans,
Rruises scalds Burns and Frosted Feet
HARfsHORNE'5 OuREALL cures Pains In the
Reet and swelling Of the Joinfs
HARTsHOaNkS CuhEALL cures btfn Neck
from Gold, and Az g Il the Breast.
HART8HbRNE'S CURE ALL 10 good Scr DyEpep-
"a Weak stomach and Bowels.
1heneyer you have patn, use the UkkrALL, -
a Sefs uuon the Nerves. Muslea. 8inewn. Bleed and
nasnea nnd by its warming electro 0mAanctte power,
s1psIs IL pain nom ne 's''sa' ss'a '0'''s aa0
fhs shove nsdieinss p b had q all Drug etorss
IN RichmmA, NoFlblk. Pefsrsbnsg md al tovne p
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SIR FRANCIS HEAD, Croydon.

of the Chicago Tribune sends TO that journal the
freightiDg contract made in the Quartermaster':
Department at Washington City, with Russell
Mayors Waddell, to carry freight from Kansas
to various points on the Utah roate. The schedule
of prices has been kept back till lately, whep it il
found that Government pays the firm above named
$50 per one hundred pounds from Leavenworsh tc
Salt Lake City, a distance of twelve hundred
miles. At this enormous rate the contractors
have carried thousAnis of tons They al
the same time contractors TO carry freight tc
Pixies Peak, distance Of six hundred miles, for
eight dollars, which is less than third the sum
paid by Govern nment.
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4 NoMiNsrioS.--The Democratic Convention tha,
net at Marion, sny;he county, Virginia, on Wed.
nesdsy last, nominated Col. Beujamin Rush Flovd.
o. "yths county, as their candidate for Congress.
from that district recently represented by Judre
George ". Hopkins
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MATT PEEL's BAGGAGE ATrACHED.-As Peel's brass
band was going through the streets of CiarksvilIe,
Tenn. on Saturday last, discoursng sweet strains,
a horse attached to a cart became frightened and
ran at 40 speed through the town. A begro boy
who was in the cart fell ont, and broke his arm ia
two places. Just as the Campbells were prepar-
ing to leave the Runyan Saturday night the
owner of the negro had their baggage attached,
and the company were compelled to remain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28
ssTEREsH LExCEE

NEERHsH LsRcEEs.-I have just re.
csived, by Adams Eypre8s. fresh lot OF swedish
able terms.
P.S.-Cupping and Leeohing promptly attended
70 Can be found ct all hours of the day, at the Haii
Dressing Room upder the American Hotel, and 81
"'Sns mr ss-ts Ss tsN r. q. ROBSON
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IuyTUIUg D0-
tween the hours of II and l O'Clock, the handsome
frame building at the corner of 3lst and Clay SITS
on Church Hill, in Henrico county, owned by
Mrs. Pleasauts, was set on fire and burned to the
ground. The building was vacant at the time,
and had just been thoroughly repaired for the
owner, who expected TO occupy 1t tomorrow.
The fire was doubtless the work of an ipceAdiary.
The house was insured in the Virginia Fire and
Marine office for $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

POISONING CAsE-In New York, on Thursday
morning, the inmates of boarding house kept by
Mrs. Beetham, ccrner of 14th street and 4th aves
nue., were all poisoned, as is supposed, by the cot.
fee drank at breakfast. Mrs. Beetbam has since
died, and the res.~of the family, some II or Ii in
pumber, are more or less dangerously i'll. Whether
some drug put in the coffee designedly, or
otherwise, whether the fluid was poison ned from
being prepared in copper kettle and allowed to
remain in it during the previous night, remains
to be ascertaned. Margaret Burke, the cook, has
been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-28

feiiTieAL-The Enquirer publishes letter frcm
GOV Wise, addressed TO BENZ. Wilson, of Clarks-
burg Va, declaring his intention to support Hon.
John Letoher for Governor
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~CUaE FOR DYsPgpsIA.-The publ

E CURE FOR DYsPEPSIA--Thep public
will bear in mind that BakePs Celebrated Prem .um
Site rs are the most unfaip remedy for the cure
OF Dyspepsia that has been offered to an Anne.
rcan public. As en- evidence Of this fact the Pro-
Wate, from some OF our own citizens, who have
found speedy relief from this annoying disease, af-
ter various other remedies have pr owed uIsuccass-
tons Diarrhes, summer Complaints Of children,
Sour stomacn, Loss of Appetite. tndi DIGESTION, and
and dsorders of the digestive organs these Bitters
have no equal To be had of all Druggists in the
city Of Richmond, and elsewhere In Virginia.
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u1aa PRICE FOR NEsRoEs.-Ata sale of ney

HIea PRICE FOR NEGR0Es.-At q sale of negroes
in Springfield, Tenn, last week on twelve months
time, prices went beyond all precedent. One lot
of sixteen none of hich were first rate, and
among which there WAS one aged, two infants and
two small children sold at an average, of $l250.-
One ordinary woman and infant $500, and her
children aged 0, T. and 5, at $780, 1852. and $500.
Two childred agen six and eight, brought SOC and
$500.
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No. Nxw Spring GooDs.-My first

supply of SPRING GOODS have already arrived
and embraces, besides the usual large variety Of
.IRIMMIhG5, many novelties of the season. Hav
ing been early in the market and with the advan
tsge OF q new aud unbroken stock, to select from
have succeeded in obtaining the choicest and most
desirable styles im sorted; and aa fully warrant
ed in ga ing that one who u ishes to buy will
leave my atCre unsupplied i HIRSCH,
NH 1uf
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SrnprN bEaIn--Ar. John Hunt, Of pit.sy,vania
county, Va, TELL dead in his yard on Wednesday
last Mr, II. was formerly resident of this city.
and orc Of the firm Of Hun, Brothers.
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0Es. HEEEINosEN arrived here yester-
day, and remained during the day at the Ex-
change. He leaves this morning for Georgia on
business connected with the Arizona emigration
enterprise,
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CEDAR
WARE MANUEACT0RY, 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary. Richmond, Va. where deal
ers and honsekeepers may find it TO their advan-
tage 70 call IA they can buy better articles and as
low as Northern Ware 4 good assortment of TUBS,
IN nests or by the single one CHURNS Of all sizes;
MILK PALS; bras bound CANS and BUCK ETs;
also. iron bound BUCK ET5, Healed MEAeURES
&c, &C. Gall at the old stand of
NH ll-lms WIN WIIJJAMR
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Franklin
Debating Society elected the following officers on
last Friday night, for the ensuing quarter JAS.
A Gentry, President; Geo. f. Bowden, Vice Pres
ident; Ii. W. Gaines, Secretary; W. W. Woldege,
Assistant Secretary; Jos. Louginotti, Ir., Treas.
urer; P. Ii. Jacobs, Librarian: Z. D. Fitch,
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Mog Law IN IowA.--oo Monday, the 18th inst, ,,
as we learn from the Marietta Uowa) Express, n
company of men from the neighboriDg town OF
Marshall doth In Marshall county, entered the
place and carried of three prominent citizens OF
Marietta, who had recently oficiated as judges OF
40 election to decide the question OF county seat
ssid county. Arrived at Marshall, one of the pri.
soners, Judge Smith, was informed that there
was great danger of his being Iynched aniess be
recanvassed the returns and declared Marshall to
be the winning town. After some further intimi-
dation, judge Smith made ont the required certi
reate, declaring Marshall the county seat. On
the following morning train OF wagons loaded
with armed men, followed by about forty person.
Oh foot, with maskets on their shoulders entered
Marietta with the intention of carrying of the
county records, &c, bat they were met at the
curt house ~ the citizens of Marietta and re,
FuIsed withoug blo0dshed. The next day the court
house was guarded by about four hundred armed
mso, but no further attempt was made to takeihs
Teeerds
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SUDDEN DRAIH-A valuable servant
man, named Allen Branch, slave to Mr.. A. Carlton
died suddenly aboat II o'clock last Friday night
He seemed to be enjoying unusual good health
when he reached his masters premises that even.
ing, and retired at bed time without complaining.
The physician who called in to see him, saws
he died of disease of the heart.
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MONDAY MORNING .... MAsou y ,s,o

ErsPTTf-The execution of Patrick Murnhv
one Of the murderers condemned to be hupa. a,
Cov'nston, on the 18th of March, has been nos, /.
poaed for sixty days, by Gov. Wise.
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DivIsIoN.-On Saturday

HUTCHIsos DIVISION Saturday
night the following officers were elected for the
ensuing quarter: Thos. Hendricks W. p; James
NJ. Berry, W, A; 81. J. Musson, F. s.; Geo. Il. Bow.
deu, r. s.; James A. Gentry, A. s.; Jos. r. Keinr
ingham, T.; John McCauly, Coz; James Atkinson,
A. c.; o. A. Mallory, ]. s.: Henry Ambrose, O. s.;
G. L. Gates, C. H.; u. Hampton, P. w.P.; J. W.
Ferguson, L. u.
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MURDER IN FLORIDA The Telegraph has noticed
the murder of Major Gregg, Chief Engineer of the
Florida, Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, at Jackson
ville Fla by Alfred T. Sears one of his assistant
engineers. The Savannah Republican intimates
that "femaie honor" was the cause Of the murder
The News says:
Some slight difficulty had existed between the
partes for few days previous to the uufortunate
occurrence, and meeting that evening in the Office
of the hotel, Sears drew a revolver, fred twice.
and exploded the third cap. Major Gregg received
a ball through his heart. and fell dead. The de-.
ceased was unsrmed at the ,ime and leaves wife
and two children, who are still in Jacksonville.-
Major Gregg was native of Massachu but
for several years has been engaged in the service
of the Florida Railroad Mr.. Sears was also an en- :
gineer, and native of Massachusetts,, where he
has wife and two children residing The coro
ner Immediately held an inquest on the body of
the deceased, and Sears wac committed for trial.
Our informant states that the occurrence created
intense excitement in jacksonville, and the popu.
lace were determined to lynch Sears at once
He was only saved by his friends taking him ont
of the house by back door. 1t was thought that
Sears would be taken out Of Jail and hung by the
mob.
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HARTFORD UNDER WATER.-The Hartford Times
gives amusing account of the scene In that city
caused by the freshet. The writer took boat ride
up one street and found the grocery business quite
dull on that thoroughfare, the residents summing
themselves at the second story windows. The
chambers and garrets were cramme6 with human
beings, provisions aud furniture, while tables,
chairs aad beds, that could not be moved stairs
we're floating ia the rooms of the first story
Miikmen were serving their customers from
boats, anG dozens of pro-tempore ferrymen were
making good thing of it by ferrying passengers
abOut
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ADVANCE IN TIE PRIcE OF QUIcKsILvER.-Owingt te
the increased consumption of this article in the
arts, aud the stoppsge by Injunction Of the great
New Almaden mines, at San Jose, about 60 miet
fro1 San Francisco, in California, says the Balti
more Price Current which produced about 80, ,00(
IRON TASKS of 76I5 pounds each, annually, the
price Of this article has greatly advanced through
out the world. In New York, four or five mentht
ago, there were abundant supplies to be bad at Al
cents per pound Nov it is difficult to obtain, and
small lots only can be had at So to So cents pei
nound
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s1- THs Brsr CoyoH EYnur IN ran

The best Cough Syrup In ths world is Hsrts-
aorne's Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry.
Tnis article is prepared by chemist, ard Il pro
aouneed by medical men, and those who have used
=, 70 DC the best preparation for Coughs, Colds
Cssarrh, Brcnchitis, Hoarseness, Sore Throat from
coid, and preventive OF that hon OF diseases.
Consumption.
Persons who s;ng should use IT, It il pleasant 20
ne Taste tsns, clears and strengthens tho voice
sliays ei Irritation OF the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles q and 80 cents and 81. Sold By all prux.
gists In Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg, and All
towns in Virginia. &C ly-sns n
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TaE CoMIsG WHEAT CRoP.-Col. Johnston. of t,a
New York State Agricultural Society. has mada
the following es'ima's of the comparative Weld of
the wheat crop OF 1SjS aad 1852 in the United
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DELICATE APrErirEs.-The daily allowance to
the maids of honor attached to the British Court
during the reign of Henry PIIi., was gallon OF
ale for breskfast and chine of beef; piece OF
besfsnd gallon of beer for dinner. In the after.
noon gallon Of ale, anda maniple of bread, and
for supper, a mess Of porridge, piece OF mutton,
and gallon of ale; after supper half gallon OF
wine, apd bread. Ii the Court beauties at tnat
time needed three or four gallons OF ale, daily,
Falstaffs craving for sack, at On earlier period,
need not be wopdereda at.
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~HAaTsHoRaEs AErI-BnIous PILLS

Are the safest and best Purgative Pills In use. They
set upon the Liver Stomach and Bowels. carrying
,f all bile and every foul secretion. They don't
gripe easy in their operation, and can be taken
1t any time without fear OF exposure. They remove
II you suffer with any pain, use HAATSHORNk,s
JURE-ALL, the great PAIN ANNIHILATOR II
SYRUP. which is the 0est Cough eyrnp In the
World.
Sold BIZ all Druggists In Richmond. oe l5--sm
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apncsAE uoTxsa 8.
e~To THE SoUrH sfps. Ia

k~To THE SoUTH SIpE.-By late
tarih. the Danville Railroad Company have reduced
the rate Of freight for transporting Ground Plaster
Hom tnf5 date. WITH THIS rRoyIgo, that DOUBLE
nATk wiz be char ged during the months Of APRiL,
mAr, AUGUST aud sEPTEMBER.
ufosrs 70 any extent can be supplisd from the
Il in time ~ s'~-' s'1s :" '
~, FARMERS supplying bags charged one dollar per
son less than packed in barrels
JOHN II CLAIBORNE.
Jas~oH No III Pearl street,
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kioE%oNp slxTr-EGHT YEARS A6o.-Rey. Thomas
horrell. IN his diary OF what came under his oh.
servatiou while attending the sessions of Coufer-
enee, IN December, li9l thus refers to the city of
K'ehmond ;-''Richmond is place of considerable
trade, not go large Alexandria, situated on
James River: exports l.iacipaIIy tobacco
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HELPING THEMssLvEs.-The Legislature Of Lou.
isiana, in default of any action by the Federal
clearing out the distractions at the mouth of the
Mississippi.
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HEAVY APFLIcrIoS.-Since the beginning of the
present month, says Boston paper, Mr.. Thomas
Vance, of Lyndon, Ne, has buried six children
The disease which swept away nearly whole
family was typhoid fever of very malignant
type.
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HANDSOME FRoNr.-One of the neatest
fronts for a public building that we know Of, 10
that of Mechanics Institute Hall on 9th street
II being succeed and oolored 10 good style and
il an ornament to that part of the city.
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WONDERFUL EscAPE.-Michsel Maeinnis, watch.
man on the PennsyIyapfs Railroad, walked over q
greeipce Of i28 feet at the Pack Saddle Falls near
fItlsbargs last Friday night. He managed 10
s.awi tos neigbbortng house. and was still alive
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A New VESSEL Of four hundred tons
burtheu, called the Anna Warwick, was to have
been launched In Baltimore last Saturday. This
brig was built by the Msssra. Abrahams Tor mere
chants In this city, and il Designed for the South
American trsds.
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EXTENSIVE ConB FAcroRY.--The largest comb fac
tory In the world, 10 said to be at Aberdeen SCOTS
lsad. where nine million combs OF horn and shell
are produced every year. The quantity of Ok aud
buffalo horns worked up 10 immense.