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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

DDEPILLE DISTRICT
OEce Court Of Common Pleas and Ge,I Sessions.
n. X. Butler, Survivor)
-sr vs. Attachment
VIM. B. Lloyd, McGow"n pTtf's Atty.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the nineteenth
day of November, eighteen hundred and
nifty eight. file his declaration against the De.
PENDANT, who. Otis said) is absent from and
without the limits Of this State and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, up
on whom copy of said declaration might be
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear and plead to the said dec.
laration. OIL or before the twentieth day of
November. eighteen hundred and fifty-nine,
ofherw'se hnal and absolute judgement will
then he given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. e. G. u.
Clerks Office Nov. 10, 1858 3O.ly
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ABBEVILLE AND WASHINGTON
ST GE LINE
FROM
to Washinpfou

1NIE PROPRIETOR of this well estab,;.h.a
Il Line takes this method Of informing tha
puolic that he has changed his Schedule. Tor the
convenience Of passengers.
The Stage will be detained at Abbeville cour.
House, until half past o'clock, on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY mornings afford
ing an opportunity for passengers on The morn.
ing train from Greenville to 60 directly
through to Washington. Ga, the same day CON.
necting with the train at Washington. for Az.
gusta, Montgomery. Ala. The passengers aro
detained q few hours in Washington, Ga.
The Stage will leave Washington. ca =,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
mornings. o"DA1
The Line has been refitted with a splendid
FOUR-H0RSE COACH.
good Teams and an experienced driver
c:S Passengers from all points above Nav.
berry, going West, will find tb1t tbev e" e.,,
reach any point west of Atlanta in exoctIy tsn tha
same time and with $500 less expense tin, Ihs h,,
way of Branchvlle. r"'' '''"h oy
or further information apply at the Post Office.
JOHN AlcBRYDE, Ag,t.
Mov 90 1870 Abbeville c. H.; s. C.:
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBETILLE DISTRICT

IN EQUITY. 60
]. II. Cobb, and others, vs. B. V. Posey, A. E.
Hughes. and j. T. Moore.
PErITIoNIN TIE NATURE OF A FOREIGN ATTACHMENT.
TT Appearing to my satisfaction that B. v.
4 Posey. one ofthe defendants in the above
tnted case, resides beyond the limits of this
Stnte, on motion Of Thomson L. Fair. Pro. Pea
order that said V. Posey do appear plead
answer or demur to said Petition within three
months from the publication hereof or the same
will be taken pro confesso against him.
W. II. PARKER, o. E.A.D d.
Commissioners Office
Feb. "a, 1859. 43 SIN
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IMMIGRATIoNToA AMERIcA.-It is inter-
esting to know whence comes our republic.
and the Albion, in article Immigration,
says ave find that onr fatherIand con.
tributed no less than fifty-fve thousand eight
hundred and tweniynine person of both sexes
to tie population of this country, last year.
British America contributed four thousand
six hundred and three-a ratio of it's pop.
uIation larger than that Of the parent coun-
trye An Unacceptable evidence of the stag
nation of trade ih'the neighboring Colonies.
Germany sends forth the next largest mum.
bef-;no less than forty-two thousand two
hundred and ninety one males ariisfamales.
and then follows ChiHs with its scelestiai
;inp6tsion of3fiye thousand one hundred
iand tyseight tssatt but three hundred and
twsntyS of whom are Of the hard sex, priyi.
s'sSsdt6 wear tsilsand strut about on un-,
Sapp,sa S;a ss tss.; Thsss 90 chiefly 10 califer
resAa tlle world Sud peop sbitssr ia dab;
.sses
M Isixp MsasUkE MA ~ {msss b s;s sllls;,m 4 Ii
have rod sasapre, a Iieht iscle, lust
sixteen and Alf feet l66g fof f ds6a In rs
!apd. E ittie ptSssids Hue can; Sif Is36
Essep jassa rod at I've steps; NljSsf mi IN
Eswesvery well for ordinary farm wSrk ~.
certain the number: :af rods I'm widfl,s ana
length Of a lot you Wish, TO measure and
multiply one Dumbesy @ the other and
divide by one hundred and sjIty. andaroa
have the number Of Aeress De s,ls ons hu6assd
and sixty square sods maks a;squars acre.
lH yodr wish tolaSsoff one stusts m is acss
Emeasyte thiHs Hsangods upon each side.s : TEss
lasksses | da fal sndre. = 80 ~.
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SENSATION NEwsPApERs.-The New Y.
Sunday and other illustrated newspapers Of
the same sensation school, have had an i'm.
mense run, especially those that have nic-
torial illustrations of the dransatis persoae
who are named in connection with the re-
cent. tragedy. And SUCH likenesses In
one instance, says an exchange, cut that
was originally executed for Nile. Picccolo-
mini is palmed off as Mrs. Sickles in an
other instance, SaD old likeness Of Jenny
Lind is pssssesinto the seryig6sRhils Mr..
Sickles ann 5pttSrworth aret mich flartered
with shassp he s9lhteifsit sgeentmenis Of
"a couple slloAs tt,aD wsFshapgsds not
long sincSxbi6ild iofhs, eniiglited pnb.
slie as stltss posrkai0s 0sof Is l1iSfed d
husband aniI N /. ssKey IKE Tsinp
dead. jssrps 81 feation Of ;sssipe
sa
sogHan ,s.ssg es5 y shown as q jas
s S stsisk ga
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Clear Spring Academy

INHE Exercises of the above well known
Il flourishinc Institution, will be resumed
Monday, the 3lst inst, under the charge of Mr..
JAMES Ii. MORRIS, Principal. All of the
usual branches of liberal education. W i'll be
taught. and ut the customary rates. and cspe-
cial care will be given to the preparation of
young men for College From his past experi.
ence, and 10y II strict attention TO business. the
Principal trusts to merit full share of public
patronage.
sY- boarding can be had from SO to $40
per month.
Jan. Is, 1859. 80 IF
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TERMS:
. Two DOLLARS in ADVANCE, Two DoILARs AND
FIFTY Cents at the expiration of six months, and
THREE DOLLARS at the end Of the year.
\" paper will be discontinued until oil ar
renrng"s nre paid, and no paper ma lied until
the subscription price is received; unless at
the option .: the proprietor when the crcurn-
stances call for different course
ADVERTISEMENTS will be conepicuously ipser-
ted ut the rate of Fifty Cents per square of l2
lines, for the first insertion, and Thirtv.Seven
and one half cents for every subsequent user
tiOn under three months.
Business cards Of five lines and under. inser.
ted at five dollars year.
THREE MoNTns ADVERTISEMENTS so uare
81 two squares 81, three squares $40, four
squares Sl2
Six Months sADvERrrsEMENrs-One square 81.
two squares Sl2, three squares sis, four
squares 800.
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS, with the privilege
OF changing four times, one square $40, two
squares sls. three squares S25. four squares
$50. and five squares S34. A square consists of
IL lines Of brevIerttypc.
All Job Work and Transient Advertising
must he paid for in advance. -
Obituary Notices and Tributes of Respect
over six lpes, must be paid for as advertise
ments. All under that will be published gra-
.tuitously. and ar. solicited. Marriage notices
of six lines or under solicited and will receive
gratutous insertion. -
All advertisements not marked with the num-
Der OF insertions, will be continued until for
bid (tO and charged accordingly.
Announcing candidate, live dollars to be
paid;by the person handing in the announce.
ment ;s
Communications designed 10 promote private
interest, or Recommendations Of candidates for
Offices Of honor, profit OF trust. will be charged
Tor as adverLisements.ga :,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

~. ABBEy1ILE DIsrRIcT.---IN EQUITY.
OFT. Porcher. Exsr, :
s. s q And Trustee. Bill for Injunction,
VS. CONSTRUCTION. Drec
Joshua Dan iel. VIM. ton &c.
Reid and others.
TappeAring,to TO my sntisfaetion that Christie
lspher Cox.sths children 5ofs Cornelius Cox,
the children Of oftBai|syf Coz, decd, the
children, Of. Leroy Cox, decd, the children Of
81 Bsfthanas Pacc. adec'd. and the children of
Phsrsbg RfSes decd, defenda6ts in$the above
stated Sassssnd bsztof kin Of Jane Reid decd
sids beyond the limits of thiG State: On mo-
ton Of Noble Comp. Sol, Sotdsred that saids
snsiendabfs do aPPsar as9 plead ansvet er
detnur to sAid bifSf Comp xtat, within three
nlSnths from The pulicssise isfsof Or judgment;
j.. WM. HEARKER q E.Ap. =
+ Commissioners tdss,
g., jan 13,.l8b9., 81 ids
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Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.

lust received n large lot; 10000 very fine
e Cigars. worth from $50 10 $50 per thous
and. Also. "a lot Of very fine chew ing Tobacco,
at 81: % to $3.50 per H. Pure French Brandy,
certainly made from the juice of the grape.
Wines, Whiskies, Gins DC, of the very best
quality that we have been able with much
care and great expenses to obtain.
JORDAN d MCLAUGHLIN.
May 9th, 1858 If
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: Fractions of Squares will be charged in pro-
portion to the above rates.
EB- Business Cards for the term of one
year, will be charged in proportion to the
space they occupy, at One Dollar per line
space.
EK For all advertisements set in aouLle col
ann, Fifty per Cent. extra will be added to the
above rates. DAVIS & CREWS,
For Banner;
LEE d WILSON,
For Press.
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S.. H. JON s.
HO U 8 E B u 4 l. ID Il Hs.
nFFERS his services to the citizens of.Abbe!'
~ Vile District, in everything.pertaining to
ms line OF business. By. a strict attention,to
the: interests of his employers he hopes to
merit q due share of patronage. Address
x. Sandover p. O.,
Abbeville District, 8. g. :
Marchl9, 1863. - :46 3ES If
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Il T. Nj O V E. ID .

|, M take this opportunity of informing our
W PATRONS and FItIEN DIS that we have
bought out the interest of Messrs. SIBLEY e.
USHER. of this Town. and have removed to
the Store formerly occupied by them.
We return our sincere thanks to the Planters
generally for the literal patronage always be-
slowed upon us. and will endeavor to continue
to merit the same.
When we shall have the pleasure of greeting
our old Friends and Patrons at our new Iocu.
ticn, they will find us fully supplied with tile
following articles:
Stunrtis a. Is. G.. Powdered l. Crushed SU-
CARS;
Golden SYRUP:
Orleans and West India MOLASSES;
English Dairy CHEESE:
No. l, 2, 3, Kits and Barrels, MACKEREL;
Heavy Gunny BAGGING;
Bale ROPE and TWINE;
Canvassed HANS;
Tcnnessce and Baltimore BACON:
OSNABURGS. STRIPES, SIIIRTINGS;
BLANKETS and PLAINS;
Negro HATS. BROGANS and BOOTS;
Oils. Turpentinc Glass and Whitehead:
TOBACCO, Indigo. Madder and Spices;
Every description OF IRON and STEEL, &c
We have made arrangements with the most
celebrated Distillers OH the Continent to sup
ply us the BEST and MOST CHOICE
BRANDS OF LIQUORS,
That can be produced. Our future aim and in.
tent!ons will be t" keep unimpnired our long
established reputation for keeping the FINEST
and most PURE LIQURS ever offered in liam.
burg. Our large number Of customers for
Wines and Liquors is sufficient guarantee that
we keep the pnrest and best articles in this
line
Our superior facilities for selling Imported
Wines and Liquors are unquestionable as we
receive them direct from tho London Docks
IN OUR SADDLERY DEPARTMENT
viii be found New md Fashionable Stock of
hne Saddles, warranted for durability and easy
riding Also. American and English Housings,
Buggy an'l Wagon Harness, Brides, Curb and
snnifle Bits. Whips DC. DC.
III. e. N. L. SOLOMON.
Hamburg. Jan. s. 1859. 3s If
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S ~ you would enjoy youpelf always 81
a'as q sssif sfs pass sisss: !,
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- sR p sM AKING .t.tszg:
mi RS, y. CoNNOIs tlate Miss Duff,
sstnsps her thanks for the kind patronage
Of hbe Ladies OF Abbeyille and vicinity. From
Der long experiences in Europe, and attention, =
she fsels@ competent Of giving Satisfaction.
LADIES' AND eHlLDRBRSz idAsTLES {.
!: - s' 4s AND p ~ ~ ''.'
y r. EssssmzAsKsING,
lAaiEs EVENING cos TUNES,
A1sa' and gtimn'edinthe most FasaiasaDls Style,
ahdkom the Latest Pattsfps for tie He q
- Fall and Winter ssasoIL 5
AZ ysDras PsoapsIY ArrEsDEip,s u. sfs1ors
:aSs ;. 9 MoDBRATEas - ss,t2I
sy Rssssass q sAs csstags n.sr ssss,ai.
.Aps 80, SO So. j. az.H
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F 0 R SAL E..
A HOUSE and LOT, IN Abbeville village.
"A situated on the Anderson road about
,niIe I1 ana quarter from the Court House. The
HOUSE contains six fine rooms the LOT CON
tains ~
Fifty Acres,
and has on it Well of excellent water. and
an a. necessary out buildings. recently erected
Possession will be given on the lst of January.
1859. = 5'
For terms and further information, amply to
w. w. BELCHER,
Abbeville G. H July 80, 1858. I4,u.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

According 10 account. received from Nicaragua,
there is fair prospect that the lobg-pendmg dill
fcutes between the Nicarsguan lvernu eD, aud the
American Atlantic and Pacific SHIP Coal Company
Will be amcsbly settled. The rev charter of the
Company as negotiated between Gen. Jerez, tIr his
Government, and Messrs. Body and Purfsy, for the
Company, is favorably received in Nicaragua We
have seen letter from high official OF Nicaragua,
ststrg that extra session If Congress had been
convokd for the 10Th OF July, Ind that the ratlca-
tion Of the new contract, BY majority OF Congress,
was probable.
There w,s Il rumor to-dsy, which found its way into
print that the negotiations bet seen the four roads
had been absnjoped, and that a.. was chaos ssan.
We officially nfirmed that this rum)r Is without
foundation, and that The advanced rates have been
agreed upon far they can be, wthou, the ascent
of the New-York Central, which has no representa-
tive in town. Il the Central does not object the al
vance will take place
The third week on the Rock Island shows small
advance on ,be corresponding xeek o; sst July. The
business Of the Hudson River Road for july s quite
satisfactory, and will show en- nproyem- ut on July,
ISIS. TIE Eris for the rion h I. If som-thng less
Than SlCO0t0 in receipts. Tie receipts Of f-st taree
weeks Of July on tee southern Michigan az, reported
to be shout g. ,o60.
The business Of the Clearing House was sl5, 4O0S7
Il is understood that the rennsylyani. Railroad
Company have bought the Cumberland Valley R,il-
road, uIniug from Harrisburg 10 ChsnbersouTg.
The terms and circumstances have not 20 L.g1t.
The al is - miles long, and by last b,ancesneet
cost 81 292 326 ami earned net 1873, 1892, equal
10 ca upon its cost.
7ks Hqrrisbnrg Patriot drd Union ssys:
Eight hundred thousand dollars r0r-h Of the Old
stock Of the Cuu berland Valley Ra.Wai, wbicl vas
owned by citizens OF Phi,ateiphia, was sold 20 the
Penn sylyanis Railroad Company last week. As every
share Of this stock ta- vote, - new owners viii
have control of and viii hereafter ige 20. naIs
the Cumberland Valley aud OF course eli requi'e
our Forwarding Iner 10 tLe freight cars 20 Phlla-
dephiS on the PeDusyiyGUis Cenfra, instead OF the
Lebanon Naey they io a. present. IL Is .lpPo-ei
hat new officers oil be selected t. maaase tbe Cum
be -lari Valley Road, an new energy employed IN
eor,. uciiug it,
Tne quarterly Bank Statement Of re orb Jlre les.
is a. i,,l ows showing tie increase OF the seyerA
items, as compared with the s,atsmep; Of JGpe lC,
1858:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
Mnrkei.-Repor.eA L1 ISlegrapL.

ALBANY, July 81 u--FL0uR steady demand moderate
for hs river trade WHEsT-rhe only .ae r-porea IL 90
buh White Arbzln private sales made the
quality yesterday l5 COEN d4A aud he.yy sac
"-s;ert mixed n ot 7g OATS heavy; sellers pe. the
narsst "a 20 900 bush Canada Eat fc weight aud &c
iCI state weight. NHsHY-Sses 80 bbls l}, . c.y1
BUFFALO, July x3-b m-FLOUs IN fair crnsrd: m.rks.
hfi-f sa. oO 'ns a. ~ Tor god from Sprg
She4i 90 - - Tor i,r 20 god extra Mich Eln Indiana
OE'" - - - s5 Gr double WHEAT frn~r out
qet; standard Spring advanced 2Qf sales bush a. IS
ao '"o bush ml1,d Rcd aud pnme White ken:
patty bss2-d =. Sje s. CoRy quiet sad o3er; s.
1ep blsh warn Inoi. 67c 500 baih No do a. 7lc
Gl' s.e. u 10 bsl.. NHsXY 2fc iNSosrs-ze0 bbl.
Fl oD bush Wheat - ss 90. Com. EXPoRTs--500 5Dl
folr, 80 bust " heat, 100 d. Com A0 DO. Oars.
haELtsroN, July . TIE SALES Il COTTsS for 'ie are
- ba' tner- buyers than sellers tie
cIts u week 100 5ss. The rsIs- u prices
S ''oci = 200 bales RICE du. and c. loser ENcHANcE
OF Lotds tpc preuuiD. fsEIGBTs 70 Liverpool led
Va" oELEaSs, July - TEe as Of COTroN today
oses g. for udohg Sales 5fth- week - So bales Receipts
~ Ire week s." bl-s n., 200 IL the tine lat ylr
Esporis of e ~ess So bales Total eIpo-s ds,s go
bali. lEcr, ass r.Pss this port 100 CO., 90. eli The
PT.s tN'o bales. stock: -5,'py bales. COfFEE-Pams
q1ctsd a. II. ne sil-s q the week: $50 bies
OswtGo July 2sth, 1859 FLoUR dll bit unchanged IL
pro WHtsr in limited demand sales 6o0 t1.G lcgdip.
oVr ou.h Chicago sppz A. 6j CoRS quet EEEIGHrs an.
changed InPoRrs.4 90 bush WHEAT; 500 bush Corn Ex.
PORTS 95' baso Whsa,; l.o0 bush. Corn
PhLADELPHIA. Jaly ~ 9-FLoUR dull sri selling a. Ss0
- 81 NHE.T d. CoeS also dull, Yelos. 6ic orr
c!coPIs. WHEY e-l 81 ae
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
REVOLT AT TIE STATE PRISON At
SING SING.
From The albanp Stats,man.


For some days prev ous % Monday the officers Of the
State Preon located at Sing SUg have been aware that
q combination making up among the convlcts tor
n stampede The projected rush WAS To come Oil near
the hour Of closing on Monday evening, when about
one hundred men were 10 make q push through the
hDe o guards the soutn slde ol te prso ahu thus
secure their liberty.
As is usual IN such cases, the project was early ex-
posed by one of those admitted to the confederation,
and the officers thus able TO keep the ruo OF IT.
Lees than the usual preparations were made oy the
conyicts very fe Of the weapons ordinarily invented
by them having been found.
On Monday afternoon, about D o'clock, the slgual
was given a pumber Of men in the hat shop stopper
work and started for tue door where they were met 0y
Ket per Glen, with revolver and driven BACK oy the
deter uucd threats of that officer to use his weapon
efectualy unless they promptly returned 10 lheT
places.
Eneen or twenty men in the foundery shop also made
sa but returnod to their wofk Su idenly as they
left II, probably on signal from SONS coniodeTa ate
outside OF the shop, who sas tha, the game was up.
O,ly two men persisted in the attempt 80 far rs TO
escaue from the mmeO ste custody of their keepers.
There were a couple of colOred men working IN the
ward who made des pcrae efforts 10 effect their escape
Ooe Was met by u gaaYd with q revolver. The n rst
effort To fire failed but the quad r-cocked u 50
quickly as to have the man under re before he reached
him. Seeing the chances against hun the convict
surreIdered lie was armed with hammer weighing
about pound atachedto a stout cord, making most
deadly weapon.
The second man was met by the agent, Mr.. Boards
lev, armed with IA revolver. He dOdged around tue
hms -hilo however, before Mr.. b. could get shot at
him. Alter protrected search, he fouad in the
Dit Of the kiln, place dark that he could not be
seen-beibg brought out by aremark from Mr. Boards
ley another officer, that the easiest way to search
snch place 10 tire charge OF buckshot into It,
The two runaways were dHly punished and order
was restored in time TO lock up the PRISON al tne usual
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

TrxAs-Hll, tried at Galveston and found guilty of
the murder Of Lyons board the steamship Ma,a-
sorda has been granted trSl by Judge Watroas,
in the United States Court al Galveston
The black tongue il evailing says The Tiger Re.
yortr In that peighborhood. The TEN also mentions
IL a. prevailing in the neghborh)od Of Huntsville,
and The farmers have ceased the of milk and
butteS.
The rains in Texas during a few days pre-
yous 70 the sailing of the steamer Texas had been
general and had produced most favorable change 10
the cop<ilon of the crops Ia portions Of the
state thty have rendered the rosds almost
In Trsvis County, the Selds have become white
with open cotton. The planters think they will not
be able to caiher the fall crop, promises to be 80
abundant.
TIE Ass,a In,cligcRcc- oondenses the following
news Of rev Indian ogtrases frem the letter Of cor
"On tho ftA instant, party cf Indians, after killing
thre. hrses ioShe Days settlement crossed over Into
Burnett where obey mus iered ali old man named Root
Adams
More csnels, seys Tie CirtiiaA, Of Galveston, are
coming " Texas. The import alton nov eNpsSei i, to
be made ffom the valleys Of the upper MongohA
They are stronger than any other Kind d oanef snd
ssre accustomed 70 the seversst hanishps Ihey are
enter the United States VIA ssh Francisco
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

Tbis firm had consignment aud stored the third
Dtor ebous O. 800 wof n Of leaf tobacco in be-
}samx to Knight Brothers. Ipsaredfcr 600, but n
vkst company couId not be learned. The building be
josss TO the estate o. the late j. Phillips Phpnix and
tsS valued at $6eQ9. Insured for OOn the B0wery
Iussraoce Company.
no adjoining building, No. lO9, ocsaPied in a'e
lard Dealers was badly damaged by fire and wser.
Messfs. H. NJ q Co. estimate their loss at - OO1 In
Susoo.
eas much damaged by water, we're all the oiher
bujldirgs In the immediate vicinity.
ruaE IN DoW,IsG sTREET-oRIGIN, CHILDREs PLAY
ING WITH MATCHES.
Yesterday afte rnOoD at O'Clock, fire broke out in
three -st1sy brick building Of No 40 Downing
street. owped and occupied by Mr. WIN. III. Davis a. :
kn organ mandatory. The fire originated on the rstt
AOos daring the monensgy absence Of Mr. Davis, and
oo caused By the carelessness Of children playing with
'natcbee.
NJ Davis was AT work in his shop when gentle
men came in to about having his organ repaired.
Aftof taking while win him, Mr.. Davis escorted the
eut.oIn.r to the door, leaving two Of his boys WITH
noiehbor's boy IN the shop. The momen, his BECK
wes turned the lstter boy got match from the box,
and, scrsmbBg together o few shsvings set thea on
fir for little fun. TIE blaze frightened the young
sters and they ran 70 tell Mr.. ID who fastened into
the shop aud did all he could 70 exugush the tsmes,
bat without avail. The building with its contents,
vas nearly destroyed. Mr.. DAVIS had just completed
two organs, one for n church up town, and another
fu q Brooklyn church. tie estimates his loss at
about $1,000 Insured on building IN the Beekn4n
f Insurance Company Yesterday noon MIR. Davis had
reprpa anded the ssme boy for playing with matches
ano mad frequently punshei his own that accoun:
The adjoining tene nent house in the rear was
slightly damaged.
rIRE THE BGwERY.
A FIRE occurred on Toursday night in the store of
w, j. Roberts, No. 2J2 Bowery, III consequence OF
some goods in the show window being blown against
the gss lights and caused about 81 600 damage The
goods destroyed principally laces. lnscred for
Al, 900 in city companies.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30
go. - A. 70 =. .bIe 10 Distinguish ..y o,nt
.s, physicians say j, Is slso per"

Ssarof. 1yo".ely 1rcsn1ied per-r', both n ine'r
..,, and nervous system genera y.
Yet, enginsers a-e IN the cay ~. .J'1,,,,asof ~
trains, and stile 'he engine i' nsh. ., re
opep windows of the passenger ere other
track cf biosiDg 10 IT: ioaa'' "ey' his iniernal
OF .ie steaDwLis:e. Il done solely idr the
"a am, easement" Of the man who conducts TIA train
n Is smusement such as We may suppose wtld
= do, ieels while tearing the sesp from atving
victip f. is not an ect thst any prope'iy-civihsed
mss cai. perform. We are very sure, II we sh"uid
be ne cause Of atnz this nusa,ce ~e shs receive
TIE grateful thssks OF sll the risss Of people who
90 up ard down TIE railroads that lead yut Of thi'
city and particularly Of the female portiea Of th7
pss.engerL