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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23

THE CARNIVAL AT NEW ORLEANS. - Mar6i Gras
was blessed with bright, beautiful weather, and
az a consequence the city was alive with Mardi
Gras masking and mummery; the extent and va
riety of the street masquerading in the afternoon
exceeding anything of the kind we have seen for
some years.
All the "vagrom" boys were put in all sorts OF
cheap harlequin and clown disguses, with bags OF
flour, whitening each other and the negroes, and
leaving their foury tracks on the baDq in
all parts Cf the city. The grown up jolly boys
galloped on horseback up the town and down,
dressed aud painted Bedouin Arabs, Indians,
Turks, Chinese, Venitian cavaliers, and African
negroes. Groups of ludcrous ME sAers of all cons
ceivable descriptions went flying around in cabs,
buogies, furniture wagons aud carriages.
Untold thousands of people lined the principal
streets, waiting for aud laughing at the fly ing
foolerieS From the lower part of the Third Dis
tricc to far up the Fourth, distance of five good
miles, the streets were picturesque with people in
Mardi Grss disguise from little children knee.
high to the largest sized adults 1t is fair esi
mate that not less han twenty thousand people
(the great mass of course, being children, negroes
and miscellaneous grown people, took part in yes
terday's street masquerade.
In Galiitania (the sailor region below Jackson
ssuare) all the females were out 10 mems disguise
aud most of the men we're out in women's dis
guise. In the Faubourgh Treme, the spectacles
were such as to exceed our powers of description
To sum no, New Orleans in the afternoon was
Pandemonium of fantastic revelry, at which resi-
dents looked and laughed as of yore.
". Orleans Crescent.
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Walsh took place in New York SlBday, and was
attended by an immense concourse of persons, in /.
Guiding many of the leading politicians OF the
city. The Rev. Mr.. Clapp, of the Episcopal church.
0ificiGted, and the procession which followed the
remains TO Greenwood cemetery was very large
and imposing. Bernard Mccartney, pedler, un.
favorably known to the police, was arrested on
Saturday on suspicion of having been concerned
in the death of Mr.. Walsh. 1t is said he was seen
in the vicinity where the body was found early on
Thursday morning, and Mr.. Knapp, witness at
the corOner's Inquest, says he resembles one of
the men whom be saw rupning from the spot i'm
mediateIy after he heard the cry Of "murder."
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T FL f ISPATCH.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. "a Issa ,xa


The HEAVY RAINS of last week broke ND sudden.
~ the In this Connecticut carrying away bridges
and tearing up the track Of the Connecticut River
Railroad at Holyoke. On tho smaller stream. q,
the Connecticut valley, the rains Of Tuesday pro,
dneed serious foods and the roads in mauy ul.c,s
are rendered impossible BY huge excavations. The
freahet has been severe in berkshire couutv.-
Along the Hsusatonic and Hcosie rivers, hundreds
OF acres Of land have been submerged, and mills
in various places have been Obliged to stop. The
Troy and Greenfield Railroad, 10 Adams yicinitx
has suffered badly by being washed and by land
slide at PownaI. The rains have also svaI,en q. !.
rivers of Pennsylvania. The coal mines in
Schuylkill county have been flooded, and consida.
rable damage done. The Susquehanna is also very
high, and Clark's ferry bridge has veen swept off
On the Camden and New Jersey Railroad some
damage has been done by the high waters of the
Delaware.
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BUENos AYREs AND Our PARAGUAY EXPEDITION
Our files of papers received froN Buenos Ayres to
January 20, contain a remarkable correspondence
between the Secretary of State of that government
aud the American Consul. Mr.. Hudson.
1t appears that the BuenGs Ayresn executive had
taken fence at the entrance of the American war
vessels into the Parana without its consent pre.
yiously obtained and had requested our Consul to
signify so much to Commodore Shubrick Nr Hua.
son. however interposed the fact that the Commo-
dore and the Commissioner had stopped ct Buanos
A. res. Jan |: to pay their respects to President
Asina, but his absence had prevented an interview
ard any explanations that might have attended IL
re also pleaded in mitigation that the els
ali bound to Argentine sorts, one ouly excepted
whose mission to Paraguay was one Of peace nat
of war. This apology the Buenos Ayrean Secre
tary admitted, condtionaiy. his right to apply for
moro and better to the Commodore in person being
reserved-N T. Times
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kg~ LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CApITsf nAn ana

Invested in the United States over $500 ON
ALL DIRECTORS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
ENGAGEMENTS CT THE COMPANY.
We respectfully ask attensiou To- the 81 curity Of
feCed by thu LIVERPOOL and LONDON INSURANCE
COMPANY, 10 It's Policy holders in its large GAS Il
CAPITAL and Investments as stated above.
Tie large capital and income nf the Company en-
able it TO take lines convenient 10 parties requiring
large amounts Of Insurance
Il addition to the ordinary mode of insurance this
CCmpa i,sues PERMANENT Policies. On the pay
m-Et Of Ten ANNUAL PREMIUMS, property is thence
forth permanently INSURED. Tine Policy can be can.
ceea 81 any time, and the premium will be return
ed less per cent.
This Com psny will make Insurance against loss
of RSNTS by fire, on new and most liberal princ
pie.
Under the Policy of this Company. all CLAIMS are
psid upon presentation of satisfactory proof of less
without dbdteelt or dedctiCn for interest. and moi
is usual DAYS after presentation of proof.
W0RrHAM WYATT, Agents.
100. Main street, few doors above the
NH, isa Doce
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A CHASTITY ExPRRIMsNT.-Spirits of wine poured
on teaspooDful Of common salt in vial, well
shaken, and then put either on lamp-cotto or tow
and ignited, will burn with peculiar colored
fame, giving out purely yellow rays. This mys.
terious effect changes the appearance of s esrth-
y objects. Coral lips become lvid hue; rosy
cheeks turn CHASTITY pale: red cap ribbons become
black; in fact everything appears different wha;
it does by the white light We are familiar with; and
of ell things the human face undergoss the great'
est change. Very young children should not bt
shown this experiment: for though there will be
laughing lips and dazzling eyes, yet they are o
such pnearthly color, that old friends would ap
pear with new faces, and child would scarcely
know its own mamma.
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TIE Boston SCHOOL EXCITEMENT - The Eliot
School troubles have nearly settled down, only
about so of the pupils remaining out The Com.
mttee have refused to give them written dis.
charges, in order that they might attend the Cath
olic school, on account of their disobedience TO
the rules. Mr. Cook, sub master of Eliot school,
is under arrest, charged with cruelty furnishing
one of the disobedient boys. A speck of rebellion
had shoyn itself in the Lyman school a: East Bos.
ton. The eub-master is before the Police Court on
charge of assault and battery in whipping boy
who refused to participate in the devotional exer-
cises Hon. Rufus Choate is said to be retained
for the complainant, bnt has not yet made bis ap-
pearance in the the counsel for the boy being
as yet Mr.. Sidney Webster and Mr.. Wilder Dwight
Mr.. H. F Durant conducts the defence. Several
interesting points of law are raised.
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Eli lNNluORATOR
lvER iNvIG0RAToR
IVER lNVIGOKATuR AN
Sold by all Drue Cists.

I<E WILLIS ANU FEVER, CHtLLS AND
fETES-0nc OF the greatest remedies that has ever
eeen laid before the public for Fever and Ague and
which have received the highest encomiunns from
me press and the people, Is DR.. J ROST HTrER'S
CELEBRATkD BlrrERS. Who would eudure the
foFtures arising ON this terrible disease when IL
saa De 50 easily eureaf Who would endure sleen.
isss nights burning fevers aud lev chis alternate
", when remedy can be obtained tor mere trife?
ana yer how,many families linger ont pain fnl ex-
istence under this deadly blight, aud do nothinp
but euip down auinibe. until it becomes as common
ss Their daily meals, and yet they are not relieved
None bat the foolish ard weak would hesitate to
procure these valuable Bitters. and themselves
where. 7' ''9iJ
Ea- See advertisement in another column.
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The GREAT FosGEg-Edward Argen

tine-who, by his shrewdness with the pen, rails.
ed 81 100 in this city a few weeks since, by forg-
ing the names of Paul Hinton and others-aud
who was arrested last week in Boston, under
the name of Osborne" left New York yesterday
morning, in care of the police and will reach here
this morning. if he does not succeed in slipping
the cable on the route Mr.. Enders, of the firm
of Enders, Sutton & Co., of this city, identified
the prisoner in New York, and left there with
him yesterday. As the forgery was probably
perpetrated in Petersburg, we presume he will
be taken there for trial.
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DEATH PROM THE EXTRACTION OF A ToorH.-Mrc

DEATH PROM THE EXTRACTION OF TOOTH -Mrs
Margaret Weston, living on Sycamore street, Gin
einnati, had tooth extracted by buugling den
Jaw while under the influence OF chloroform. The
injury done her was serious, and she suffered
greatly therefrom. Soon after she caught cold
aud her face and head swelled tremendously and
she could neither eat nor sleep with any degree o
comfort. Thus she continued until few days ago
when exhausted by abstinence and pair, ,she brea,A
ed her last.
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THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIAs WEAK sTOM

AND REMEDY FOh w VAN clVSi'
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPA RED BY CHENIST;
BoTTLEs r. 25 and so cents and one dollar.
TUE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HARTSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL should be Kept IN
ali families in case of accidents or sudden sickness
ss 1t frequently es in less time than 1t requires 10
got physician:
externally and internally.
HARTSH0RNESCURErAL cures hhenmatism,
Neuralgia and Chilblains.
Pains in tho Stomach or Bowels.
HARTsHORNE' E'S CUkE,ALL cures Pains In the
Limbs Side Back Breast, Teeth and Ears.
HAkTSHORNE'5 CURE-ALL cures sprains,
Bruises scalds, Burns and Frosted Feet
HARfEHURNE'S CUREALL cures Pains In the
Feet and Swelling Of the joints
HARTSH0RNES CURE-ALL cures Stn NecR
from Gold, and Ague Ia the Breast.
HARTsHORNESC CURE ALL is good for Dyspep-
STA, Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever yon have Pain. use the CURE.ALL, az
IL acts upon the Nerves. Musiee. Sinews, Blood and
Benes and, BY its warming electro magnetic power,
expels all pain from tho systsm. deta bottle and
The above medicines 70 be had at aiI Drug Stores
In Richmond. Norfolk. Petersburg and eli towns In
Virginia. oc i6-6m
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UARING ATTEMp-

DARING ATFEMPr.-Scme midnight
prowier dariagiy attempted to force the front
door OF Mr. John Greanors private. residence, cor.
ner of 10th and Broad streets, by means of a Chi.
sci, last Sunday night, but did not succeed in get
ting off the fassenings This is the nd attempt
made on the same residence within few months,
Let the thief beware of the third time
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PLASTIC PReCEss.-G JONES, DENTIST, having
purchased the erclusire right for the above
mode Of making TEETH. and after WsiRg and test
ing it in the mott difficult cases aohere oher plates
hal Ge. as entirely sotised IF ats absolute Sltperl-
07ity over the gold, silver and patna method can,
therefore with confidence, recommend it to all who
ma Gesirefuli or partial sets OF teeth and especial
~ to such mag be dissatisfied aoih those tey are
ouo 'sng In this process all of the objections to
the gold plate are remoyed-the suction being per-
feet comfort aud STABILITY TO the ft and the
teeth being 1lbeded in the metal the food is exclu.
ied from unper or between tbem they are there
fore cleaner, smoother, andn every respect better
La consequence of the perfect adaptation of the
plate 10 the mouth, and the suction thereby se-
cured, he insert teeth oithott clasps
and in all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
fit.
This method having been adopted and commend.
ed by these standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. TO any who may desire to
them. The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new. will be taken in part
pay Will of course, make teeth on the old mode
or thoss who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex.
racte5 by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite CoIinthian Hall. 1a7-ly
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4 JUVENILE BODY GUAaD.-A Protestant widow
lady in Cincinnati, Mrs. Klein, whose husband
a Catholic died recently, took her boy from q
Catholic school and sent him to the common school
of the district. On his return home, few even
ings since be was beset by his former Catholic
schoolfellows aud beaten violently. The next day,
however, the Protestant boys of the neighborhood,
armed with sticks and stones formed themselves
into body guard and saw young Klein safely
home and have continued to do 80 ever since.
From the children the excitement has spread to
the parents, and more serious results are fears
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The TEMPERANCE MEETING, at the

third Presbyterian Church, last Monday night was
one OF the most interesting of the kind held GU
church Hill this season. The lecture room was
densely packed with ladies aud gentlemen, and a
large number Of persons were unable to obtain
admission. Interesting addresses were delivered
py messrs Francie. Willis, kepler and others, and
on circulating the total abstinence pledge sixty.
tour persons signed. These meetings are held
mouthly in the various churches, and are always
Interesting and well attended
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DEATH OF BRIDEGRooM.-A young man named
Myron Reed, a resident of Tulley, Onondago CO.,
NJ Y, was engaged to Miss Louisa Brown of the
same town, and the celebration of their nuptisls
was to have occurred on Monday, the 14th inst
On Saturday, while paying visit TO his betrothsd,
Mr.. Reed took mp letter and proceeded to peruse
it. Thinking he was occupied long time in its
perusal, the young lady spoke to him, but he did
not answer, she went nearer and spoke louder,
but when she came near to him, discovered that
he was corpse, Reed was buried on Monday
the very day fixed for his marriage. He was ar
rayed in bis wedding costume for burial, and his
betrothed followed him to his tomb in her bridal
NIT
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STARTING A Tutnr -Loat McpJo,

DTAhTIEG THIEF Last Monday
night resident Of Union Hill, on returning home
from bis days labor. discovered in his chamber.
Secreted under bis bed something in the shape of
white man, aud Immediately stepped out to get
assistance to secure the REPTILE but returned
TO the room, the intruder found that he was dis.
covered, and Immediately leaped out of window
anc ran Off, holly pursued by several youngsters,
none OF whom, however, were fleet enough to
overhaul him as he dashed away at break meek
speed.
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EE~ LAW NoTIoE.-kO3ERT G.. NJ
CHoLAS, for several years United States District
Attorney having entirely recovered his health has
determined to resume the practice of LAW, ia this
CITY, and will devote all his energies 10 any protes
sional business with which he may be entrusted
once. with Peter Daniel. Jr, Esq. Number 5,
Gpddin's Hall. NH e-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EfAF~To rur 6

TO THE Sourm SrDR.--By late
.srin, the DanSile Railroad Co,npany have reduced
s ns .a,e isesht for Transporting Ground Plaster
uou tals GATE. wITa THIS pRoviso that na,,nt
ATs sATs wslt be Charged during the montha Of AppIi
NAY, AUGUST aud SEPTEMBER " "iah'
,es vtosfT 70 any extent can bc supplied from tho
IL in tinie sea easS 20 essafe
Fsrn1eIs Supplying bags charged one dollar per
ton iess than packed in barrels N ""'"i po1
ia JOHN II CLAIBoRsE.
=" "Nt No Ii Rnarl atrncf
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DENTAL FLUID.-This

~ excellent vegetable aromatic lotion. prepared
nv onr worthy citizen DR. GEORGE DowDEN. drug
gfst, &c, of Broad street. Richmond. gained for him
gold medal premium, at the recent exhibitioni 10
wash as highly beneficial for cleansing the tee.n
asd guns, but also for imrarting health. strength
perfume 10 the breath and Ia recomme nded by the
most eminent ply sciaDs of the United States as a
dentifrica that should be upon every toilet table
Ertrnct from The Richmond Enquirer Of Jar l5th
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ew-CuREroR DyspEPsIA.-T

Esg
will Dear in mind that Bakers Celebrated Premium
Bitters are the most Unfailpg remedy for the cure
of DyspeOsia that has ever been offered to an Ame'
rcan public. AS an evidence of this tact, the Pro
hcates from some of our own citizens, who have
found speedy relief from this annoying disease, al
ter various other remedies have pr owed uDsuccess
fuI As cure for Oh 1lera Morbus Bilious lie C.
tions, Diarrhoea. summer Complaints OF children
Sour stomach, Loss of Appetite, indigestion, ana
other diseases arising from impure blood, debility
and disorders of the digestive organs these Btters
have no equal To be had of all Druggists In the
city of Rica amond, and elsewhere In virginia.
y.
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LfOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER Az
a SHORNE'S GREATBUCHu
SO@PoUND. for the rapid cure of all Kinney aud
Sladder Complaints. This Concentrated Compound
Extract of buchu is the best Remedy in the World
Tor all Diseases or Complaints of the Bladder Kid.
neys, Dropsy, Gravel, 9leets Leucorrhoea or Whites
Urinary Complaints, Distractions, and all Diseases
ana Weaknesses OF the Sexual Organs, whether of a
constitutional origin, or from any other cause OF
long or short duration -
IL is prepared by Chemist, containing no Mer.
curry. and is pronounced by medical men to be not
only the best. but the cheapest Buchu Compound in
the world Persons who have suffered for years and
could scarcely walk. have been cured BY using one
Large Bottles 81; small Bottles, so cents Sold by
FISHER WINSTON, and all Drupgists in Rich.
ginia. "a aoH,r,
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Two PRIESTS IN TRorBLE.-Suspenston from The
0i'"'sfry-Archbishop Hughes, of New York. !.
outin communication, giving history of Ger,
'a'h occurrences in the Catholic church of ST. John
the Evangelist, in that city, which have led TO his
snspending from the ministry there of two pries,.
Revds. Alfred Dayman aud Frederick Ferdinand
Des Camps:
The substance of the Archbishop's rejoinder il
1hat tne parties alluded to have been guilty of ir.
regularity, insuborduation aud schisfn Hs -
resents Mr. Daymap, as coming to this country
about two years ago, in great destitution and ex
periencing, in variety of ways, the charity and
good offices of the Archbishop. The Archbishon
adds that within the last five weeks it has come 10
his knowledge that Mr.. Daymani was accompanied
on the voyage by young female, whom he rem.
resented to be his niece, although it has since
come out that the lady does not stand in that re
lation to him. AS for the other rebellious pries,
Mr.. Des Camps, the Archbishop hints thai he is
mentally unsound
The priests say they are determined to organize
another church, Notwithstanding the Archbshop's
interdict.
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RURRUss & BRO.


Norfolk, Va
Have in store and q. 8. Custom House. Cd hhds
TAYLoRs CELEBRATED LON DON DOOR BRAN.
pf, imported BY them from John Taylor Of Lon
aon; hlso, 10 Custom House, Brandies of the fol.
lowing brands: James Hennessy; 0.ard, Dupuy i
20; the United Vineyard Proprietors; Sidney Co
lerier and other brands. CHAMPA6NES: Greer
Seal; Cabinet, In half pints Piper Heidsick; Held.
s,ck 20, and other brands. Ali grades of PORT
ZINES. sHEkRlEs Duff Gordon, Harmony and
9tnsr brands. Madeira Wines. Old Scotch Wits.
hkY. kfE WHlSKIES: Summerdean; Lackey' 3
Mountain Rye; pure Extract of Rye Grain: Funk !:
Besores Old Bourbon County X and other brands.
Janaica Rum; Holland GIN, in whole and pipes
Hostetters celebrated Stomach BItters CharIes'
London CORDlALdiN. London PORTER. Scotch
ALE IN stone Jugs Superior old Scuppernong Wine,
(red aud white made in N Carolina SARDINES'
IN whole half and quarter boxes. etc etc Also, 400
goo Cfoice HAVANA SEGAHS, which were selected
IN Havana By a gentleman sent out bv us for that
purpose varying In price from $40 to $l5c per thou
sand All OF which will be sold to punctual per.
sons on favorable terms.
BURRUsS i BRO.
Sole Importers, in the United States, of Taylor's
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
Nos Wide Water street. Iren Building,
u SAHt-
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soid b. sn Druggists in Richmond. oo 1s-sn
sT~ TEE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,

PETERS' iNgALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
EHEA. AND ALL SECRET DISEASES
Ttis great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
c1TISi or Bsisamc properties, excels everything
heretofore offered the public in its curative resto-
ratiVe s2d renoTatiEg powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re-
ncdy VIII cure the above diseases, ard contounCed
when they have occulaT demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has Known of the remedy
ioE twenty odd years, has known OF of twenty
years standing 10 be restored Is perfect health and
al other cases Of shorter duration, 10 be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case OF t3onorrhRa v hich the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried out with
prudence the part of the patient; and to any one
purchasing mali dozen bottles, and using accord
inglr, n his or her case he guarantees p perfect
cure; and in Of failure. viii furnish additional
medicine, trae of charge, 70 complete the cure
through his agents. aud cure will os effected with
out Inconvenience TO the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS APPERSUH, Druggists,
Agents for the city Of Richmtn nd,
de l0-6n" No. 20l Broad st.
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EFFECrs OF EUM.-Joba n. G.. Ty

EFFECrs OF Rum John Fl. G.. TYLER
was arrested and Gagged last Monday night, to
answer the charge of stealing a sword cane from
James NJ. Anderson. The prisoner, it seems, was
on drunken frolic, and entering carriage lust
left by Anderson, fcu nd the sword cane, which he
started of with, when the watchmen arrested and
Gagged him. Yesterday morning, when the case
was called, Mr.. Anderson failed to appear. aud
the examination was postponed until next Tues
day, the accused being allowed bail to answer
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FIRE IN TRoY-A FIRE occurred In River street,
Troy, N. Y, Sunday morning, destroying three
stores, fronting upon franklin square, occupied
by Ross Smith, leather dealers; A Fox, confec-
tionary: and Grant, Wall NutiDg, dealers In
agriculiu ural implements. The building was owned
by MIR McCoun. The loss is about twenty thou.
sand dollars.