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GEHkER IN TIE MOUTH THROAT.
RST0M.GH.

This IS sure cure. Take 50 10 IS DROPS ia q
third Of q glass Of watsr, sRee'ened well Ei,h
loaf sugar; hold this solution in taa mouth q
short time, also drink few swallows of the saIna-
If the canker is bad, aad on the lips apply the
Pain Curer 10 its full strength, as in this way
/ the worst cases Lavee been cured in d few days.
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BR O c X S
BROADWAY nlHSTRELS

Hold vour horses IS Forafew days, few days
1 i until Chamberliu comes with Brock Broad
way Ministries, then, "Let 'cU1 went
S. A. Brooks Broadway Ministries under the
direction Of W. ?. Cbambcrlfn, the wei known
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The bite u Sing II arg Passguoas Heffihe, ~
and nogrood Potion ars cured ~ tree aaa
timely use II IBIS medicine BufAs freely l4e
fsrt 6iffea, staue 81 poisoned. also take Intern
aHv. This HiA neufraltze She effect 81 the pois2H
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MARRIED..

In Craftsbl,ry. By C. G. D0ty- Esq. Mr.. simon
B. Robbins and Miss Harriet FORKS, all Of c.
In HaverhiH, y. H, on the 18Th inst, BY Rev.
John English, Of landau, Mr.. II. S. EelIam, Of
CharIest0vu. Mass, and Miss Eliza, daughter Of
P Webster, EsT-, Of Haverhil-
printers fee raceved.1
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S!M0l.D5' PAIN GynEa,
4 FEW GENERAL DIRECTIONS
EQR NEuR8LGiR.

Batho freely the part affected with the Pain
Curer in its full strength. If the pain is in the
stomach. take one or two teaspoonfuls in half a
glass Of sweeteuei water. IN HARD cases, use
freely, and if any medicine viii reach your case
this viii do that work.
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Amount distributed, 42,oo4 ~
M to June 4th, 1860 since which much has been
given to those that are Git subjects, The above
was given in cash, or its equivalent. There were
many things given which were not put down as
cash, such as medicine, and the like.
REV. G. P. WILSON, City Missionary, says
This is to certify that Mir. G. W. Simouds
very generously came 70 our ala at the time og
the Pemberton BHn calamity. He mode rs a
large donation of his Pain Curer, which was MI
used with the best results'
3IR. 5. 5. MORRT, No. 126 Lawrence Street,
Lawrence, Mass, says:
cat the time Of the falling Of the Pember.on
Mil, was there, and had the care Of the dead
rooms at the City Hall; also had the charge Of
/ the hospital. where the wounded and sick were
4 taken, and among the medicines there used, more
was used with better results, aad tlat was SO
well adapted 10 their wants, as Simonl's Pain
/ Curer. 1t came gust in time, MI. Simonds be-
ing in Lowellat the time came down. and gave n
good supply to Rev. G. P. Wilson, our City Mis-
sionary, to be distributed Myself and wife hav-
ing the charge Of the sick, we had a good oppor-
tunity to test the efficiency Of the celebrated
PAM CuRER, and we do say, tbatin our opinion
there IS nothing that can compete with it. 1
was God-senl TO us Nothing could have done
better, as a lininent for bathing, or a stimulan
for inward application"
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ORLEANS
- "a II - - ~ -
IgDEPEaDEKT AGRICULTURAL And HEGHBA
ZEAL SOCIETY,

THE Animal McerHc Of this S0ctesy VIII be
i held at -he Orleans House, On Gratis ury
Common. on Tuesday the 5-h day Of January,
1851. AZ one O'Clock p IL
Applications for premiums Of Field Crops VIII
he made * that time 70 the Committee, who are
Benjamin Pearl y Z. Carl, Robert Noodle
gad z. G.. Bati5Et.
L Is hoped that all dues from members VIII
BE paid 81 that tine
Q. A. J. MARSH, seey.
Craf-sburv. Dec. =. LssJ-IuZ
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J. G. RUTHERFORD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,


II Omcs oTer Baker, Robinson L C-O1rh'=
store, where lie VII be found a1 all hours. His
long experience in the practice Of rlee- --le Will
eClirle him 10 share Of pubic patronage. Pay
ticul4r attention paid 20 the diseases Of females.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
vVvsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

,rsis remedy has long been cherished by the
community for its remarkable efficacy in rclicy- .
3D-. healing and curing the most obstinate pila-
inland long standing cases Of Cough, cd, is'a.-
e,.a. Sore TEroai, Bronelitis, lJho2p'"g teag''
Croap. .dstbula, Ti.Jl1n'zsG'ieR or t9e lungs
while even Consumption itself h7s y'e-1S" Y ~
magic influence when all othermeals nave i1li>'l'
IT, whole history proves shat the past has pro
,f,,,e5 M remedy of equal value, as cure Ter
the numerous and dangerous pulmonary '1lec-
,ions which prevail over the land.
From. Hon. u. Il. JONES' Of Vermont.
WEST Dover, VI, May Is, 1850.
AfpsSrs. 5. W. FowLE & Co,
fsartlrrueu - have been troubled rom my
,Tl lei, what the doctors would call ct r8ae
~ Jcypl;t4yy h7,g c3HPiEiHt Some ten or
4,,-sfre VEINS since. carly in The winter, took
c,1d which rs usual settled INTO q Ser-f- c9..t-
which continued 70 increase as thc season ill-
yanced. although l made uSe OF an tliS CNt-A
remedies had knowledge of. NY tflniE pllt-
Stefan also prescribed for me, until was fully
s1riSfild that I experienced no relief. During
mn this time ] was gradually running Gown,
losing flesh and strength, uurl my iFl5lus as
well rs myself became very much Alarmed
thinking / should waste away in CoNSJ ssIfIoN.
While in Boston, during the spring following,
I was induced 70 try N1srAEs BALsAA OF
nrH
Wild CHERRY, and TO ple5>e tAeLl Nio5 1 ~, ~
no faith in the article myself procured " oo.-
tie and commenced its use. AJgcr enc aay
trial was sensible that lJ was rene lll7 ms :,
ten days tiHJe my cough nad ensHey v $500
and was entirely restored - my u-,'-4 -
and strength. l have ever since sept the BAL
SAN m my louSci 'slll = :. -Ii,+rIy
my family has a ealt4'- % ~. II : Il
Yours truly,
W. H. 'O-'--7'
Prepared by SETH ". FONFLE s O-,Bo$
ton, and for sale 10y P.HASRS, lrlsour@h " y
JosLyS & Sons, Barton; ID. WEITrLESE1
Glover; ALVIN HOvEY. Albany NILSSON LsANi
CraftSbury BABBIr & HAINEs, Greensboro
SABIN SCOTT, Lowell Buck u RICHARDSON
Westfield I. ROBINSON * Co.. Ncwp1rti Al
KEN & SNALLEy, South Troy w {. GiL'LAN
North Troy; d. F. BIsBEE, loEelLIy; nell
& ROBERTS Derby Center; L. q. ~ TLA6a -5el
BY Line; CHARLES CAREENTEG, " g, Ch.-Il--
ton. and bv dealers everywhere. lyl
uT--Nru-rTTsS TOLTANODTNE an
RS POSTTTON-Bv comparisons or ANAL
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-12-28

This Elixir las beaa exs zps'vaiy u=eA throHE
ont most 81 NaW Finland and Caua8a- tbe .aat
siX yrafs. and wherever introaucea has gwen
universal sal lstHeran.
b ldaseas iae eblesi Cough
IL causes Che na,ienG ia raise freely,
Il tarss sae Cfoap imueaisteiy when given fa
season.
+ IL relieves the worst ease % AsthHa 81 arce.
Il gllays fever and paiu and pfe5ucts iesl q
I t.all rareats vho have cbl1dreu affect %
ICEuUP procure bottle 81 hls Elixir = oEee
land keep ntho A0use ready % give at q laeiaees
warning.
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LIBERATION.

THIS Is 70 certify That have this Day gwen s.
nv sen. TILLAaD BEATINEAE h
rfrne 5urT1g the rs1naln1er ot lLs minority So.
fhar SHAH claim Hlle ~ - wages al- Ial
s.r dfs5. Of lis cllETacaiz1 1-leE i1ls date
his
JOSEPH = BEAFISKAC.
marx.
.. aIIlLzn. G. c. NERHfLIs }Fi-nesses.
Eespqrr, Dec. IS ls1o-lw5
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Il O. "a. GO r. 81
HU1INEYVEL >
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY /
For all Throat aad Luag Complaints
from common Coughs to aetuaE
Consumption.
uUNNEWELL,s
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
TOLU AN0DYME
Tie natural and sars remedy for all
ivERvoUs COMPLAINTS,
+ From neuralgia through al cases where opium
was ever Used, 70 tla- Of delriuIn tEeLsns, ana
( the common chief cause Of disease,
loss or SLEEP.
3 The great central active principle Of -hs Tolu
A1odvue Is true levelopeE9ent gt the original
natural 1u5--e- IL all eases wherever opium has
been used ard its lausiul elects witnessed, 10
diGarz nee, and 10 decision Is equal q iEial-
The Augivue contains Los q patricia Of opium,
zu1 the ulsr delicate constitution can use i
with safety; au1 the perfectly natural state j
keeps zIl leaves the patient z1l- recoll-- ED
il 70 physicians wEG have Tong ecu-aE tire rrEe
!deTel1pZelc. and to patients wao want natural
rszul-s.
Tie basis n che Universal Cough Remedy Is
that t-ez---l tr1-- a.l c1--l11=l.= Ea.cu BY lie
great error IN com reuuairE. produce cozzq.ete
-j1sr-= stead % Tealc cures. v pace 20 RESTRAIN II
patients 10 make Fl the uatural enemy 10 III
c51Eaz, throat OF lang comp -zlHts, By perfect
freedom 1i app iclrlC-- Fer l1ta-- -1atory sore
throat II IS perfect remedy and for EAgcFia.
tGcs-l checks all s1sEls. and allows Ts5 cough s,
have IT, ran ia q g1ist way.
VITA the spirit shat re c51rt ID iavesti r1.-au
ian4 readiness to answer zil Inquiries. may we 81
return ask al &c be cautions 70 purchase OH
Z Of -hg=s tas~ can rely upoa.
- Prices within the reach q an
cfxEHsL AeESTs-
J. ~. HUEEEHELL & Co,
& s Commercial Wharf, Boston
GEO. EUEEEUELL,
rs, Water s-Eess, Kew I0EE.
Ua5sr the special saper7lsien Il
John L. EEEENEWELL,
Cle1ia d Isar-saeeatist, E7f,oa. Inns
3 Whose stE1ature crrrgv the crrks of tlie eanasa
81 oz5r. and 70 who-a aed-ezs aii c1n.l.g z.czt.on
Sod 5y all T-zEe-ts5.a 1ealeEz every where.
AcEErs
4 G Rarcals l-1s5gTssz= Hu. JGe.TE = SOB
Bsrt1a- AlFaa H9vey West AlE4Hy; Aaas
Frs5 Z. 1mitas wholesale gent, A5ltFsler.
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OYSTER&V IOTUALIaG SALOON.

HOT cor FEE
hnd warm meals Ht ai hyafs a Jis aa Oh 5H
night. daring tAa aa q i.e i3
c5an. ean o. bsd H tae tn
OYSTER AED rTcTtALffo AAhOo Il
joins LA#BlAEF
IgssbursA. Dee - i195-5zfa
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CTATE OF EE 2 X o : 4,
- DISCzgCT gF ORLEANS. -
Inc Probate Court within and Tor the aforesaid
District:
To 81 persons Interested in tle estate Of George
Vance q minor son Of CLar.es Vance. i2Uc Of
Albany, deceased
Where's. J.rces Venice. o. Of said Albany.
guardian INFO slii minor, has filed in court
here his application fer license o. sel tie whole
Of the real estate Of his said ward; being Y
acres of land more or lessl situate III Albany
aforesaid, for the purpose Of putting the pro
eeejs Of such sale upon iu-eTcs-- OF investing II
3 III stocks, or in other real estate.
Therefore, It Is ordered by said court, that
tpatIic notice De Eive1 70 all persons concerned
therein. TO appear before said court at session
thereof. 10 be held OF said IrlsdUrgh, on tAa 4sl
dav If Jl-ulrv, 1861, thai they may he heard
. in the matter and show cause why license
should nos b. granted as aforesaid.
tsuccesSiveiy IL the Orleans Independent stand
ard, newspaper printed so IraS0Ilz-1 IL tbs
state, the last OF which publications shall Dc
beiO-c the day assigned rJr hearing IS at1-e-
said
Given under my hand NJ the Probate OficC
in T-ass urgh, This IIth day OF December, 4
I D. 1880.
5IH3 II CARPENTER. Judge.
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DIED.

In Salem, on the Dist inst, Mr.. Noyes Hop
kins0z, ESQ, aged =
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cTATE OF TE2W Q ut.
- OELEANS DISTRICT, s..
ii s. Probate Court held AZ IraSbu--b in said
district, On the 26.L day of December, 4. D..
1869:
Whereas, James Graham. Administrator on
the estate af WILLIAM GRAHAM, late Of Al
baay in said district, deceased. interstate, propo-
Ses To render an account Of his administration,
and to present his account against said estate Tor
examination end allowance for the purpose OF
making partition and distribution Of the residue
Of said estate, under a decree of said court,
among the persons who are by law entitled to
the same;
Itis therefore ordered by said coErt that the
same come under consideration and BE heard n
cha Probate Office in IrastJr-h, On tie l5rh day
Of january, 4. D. 1851.
And It further ordered, that all persons IN
, -eTes-ed be notified hereof by publication OF 6
esD- OF this order in the JrZals HG-lsGde1
Str79-.d. printed at Lras5ur-n, three week:
=slegsssEva;.- previous to said time q hearing
thai they mas EPPear and contest The alloWantc.
of said acc5aEt, II fheT see cause anu aiSo .,
heard BIZ said cont IL the matter OF EIzIi-l9L
I ara Distribution Of said es,4-Fe.
=. CARPENTERS, JNGgs.
IwS N. CARPENTER, Judge
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HIRAM o. Aht Nv "a q
COUGHS RAD COLDS CURED.

NEST ALBANY, Oct. Is, 1850.
Dr.. Barier- Dam SIR We DO not hesitate 70
say 20 tie public that Pr. n. q Whites E4iNr
Is a very valuable medicine thought to be kept
hi every family. we have used vprteus cough
medicines but have found uo.c rgaat % ihis
LL-Eir.
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Tuoy. VIZ. Sor,, u, 1850.
Ihave used Whites FtVir l1r feHr years with
tine utmost satisfaction. Especially for group 10
its worst stages il Is e sura remedy.
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... mr. rr ny "a ~ r-.
~ = 8 q ~ ~ 3. - ~ 49,
- -. 80 e., H.. Dss-,.,s ri.
lAe li3A. iha ifo.'4>e Ns't' III
- vi -ii7 .-...7 81, .t., asfetr Ut Jacob
~ ~ pefoA' ...l.tts', 4, r. ~ f4 I,s..... f.
Chase, SOM l"'I =, 80 y
ceased, tta,lie, --Aillf II lNGf ~
NheLta-' 'af'' N'''z'3 = 1 VIII. ,...t
mona i;te'-lt' o. ,,.l a. " ,5d ,l-r +
81 7-.t ..,,-t ,,,,5 -.t...4.a,5f fbaf .#e
administrator '.a''ill'' a''' ...- ''.....,-..
debts and charges against stiA ta.-
~ thS H'iil ~ ,-f.- f,4..e.-t
That the special leeicies 'i ae,e.-st' - so. y,
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Rev. II. n. TovEY,
Mrs, +. G. IIovEY,

; "I-1
d.. Barler- Dear sir--Our daughter came
homo from the factory last summer Vith severe
ana distressing cough We we're much ulaTWed
ON her account, fearing Tint It would terminate
iu consumption. We used various patent rene
lics without amy benefit; as last vc commenced
giving her Whites EHXir, which scua cuFea her
cough entirely.
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Tefmfra stssn If Ffafrcf 4.fas afitas Fhtes Ia.
t'es q eHrr ersans .I.se ssret aa g-aa li1-
eana sv.Hae aa fhe ncA shi.k Z lad suffered ifa1a
ever tsso ys-t.
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Mothers, read this

HIRAM DWINELL-
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02

MEETING OF THE HAMILTON County DECO
CRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. = The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee Of Hamilton
County met on Saturday morning, at the Of
foe of the Secretary, ]. Bell Pollock, the Pres
ident, @. ]. W. Smith occupying the Chair.
On motion, it was resolved that the Demo-
Gratis of the Eighth Ward be authorized to elect
another delegate on Tuesday evening, January
8, 1860, the polls to open at seven and close at
eight O'Clock.
Mr.. j. ]. Livingston, Of the Fifth Ward, in
troduced q resolution to refer the election of
delegate back to the Ward, which, after o
statement on the part Of Mr.. Halpin, of the
illegality of the late election in that W ard, was
adopted by vote of ten to six.
The following resolutions were then passed
In regular order, and the Committee ad-
journed:
Resolped, That the special election ordered
in the Fifth Ward be held on Tuesday, Janu-
ary 8, 1850, at the eDgine-house on Vine
street, between Court and Canal streets, the
polls to open at twelve o'clock, M, and close
at two O'Clock, P. M.
Resolusd, That an election be held in the
Eleventh Ward, on Tuesday evening, Janu-
ary 3, 1860, the polls to open at seven and
close at eight o'clock, P. M.
Resolued, That the officers of tho Committee
issue certificates to the delegates elected.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02
Destructive Fire Yesterday Afternoon
on Walnut-street-Lo 92S. 600.

About one O'Clock yesterday afternoon, q
fire broke ont In the four-story building No.
e6 Walnut street, occupied in the lower story
BY James Bradford as burr milestone and
boiling. .cloth warehouse, and In the upper
part by MoGown Il Sharp as leather betting
and hose mandatory. The fire originated In
the second story, but Its cause can not be
definitely ascertainsd. The loss TO Mr.. Brad
ford will probably reach $4,000, upon which
there is no insurance, while that Of Messrs.
McGown & Co.'s shop will not be less than
$4,000, upon which there is an insurance in
the Eagle Company Of $4,000.
The flames spread 10 the building No. 87,
occupied by David Mills as liquor ware
house, but the loss will not probably be more
than 81 900, which was fully insured. The
buildings above named were the property of
Henry Hanna, whose loss will amount to
$4,000, which is fully covered by insurance.
The roof and fourth story Of the building No.
63, which was occupied by Hawks 4 Berk-
shire, were entirely destroyed.
1t 10 owned by man named Kingsbury,
who resides In Hamilton, and the loss will be
nearly 1000. The loss to the occupants of
the building will reach similar amount, but
both the building and contents were fully in
sured. Considerable damage was done by the
water with which the buildings were COM
pletely deluged, and the entire damage, which
Is about $26,000, is much smaller than 1t
would have been with any less efficient Fire
Department than that Of which our city may
proudly boast.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02
Law REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.


Harriet Il. Campbell VS.. e. MoEleyey aud
others. = Edmund Dexter VS.. the same. Judge
Into contract with NICE. to give him a lease OF \
lot on the northeast corner OF Vine ard Fourth nj
S56o0 per annum, the rent to be paid Quarterly And
All lakes and assessments, and building to bp
ereced within M two years by the lesSee worth not
The petition further AYERS that u was exnrsss,v
agreed that the lease should not be made, nor The
contract be binding upon the plaintiff and Broad
WE'LL except upon and after the fulflment by McEle.
yey 91 these stipulations. These conditions are al
legged to have been broken. "
w. nj. Cameron and Others mortgaQees of McElo
yey, are made parties, defendant and answer claim
ing lien Of OO0 and asking that they may be al
ioWeQ 10 pay the amount OF due and to be
gated to the plaintiffs rights An amended apswe
caims thata Judgment obtained for the rent by the
Plaint1ns at former term is bar to this proceed
The rule at common law 10 we'll settled that n for
Ietuse ls not waived BY payment of rent which &C.
crued before condition broken much less BY an ac.
tion on the indenture Of lease to recover IL. bnt
snat tne lessor might well maintain both his eject
melt and his action Of debt covenant for the rem
accrued until forfeiture, and recover damaged Inv
way Of mesne profits for subsequent possession -
Against this rule Courts OF Equity inferred by
mltung o redemption wherever adequate compensa
tlon Sond be made to the lessor as in all cases OF
the conclusion Is fairly dervable that the clause Of
re.entry is intended asa mere security, aud where
therefore, Of the rent with interest would be
q inst equivalent. "
The demurrer to the amended answer ID we'll taken.
and must be sustained. :
The demurrer to the original apswar was also sus
tained, but with leave to amend go aa to bring into
curt all the rent now In arrears and upcaudItion
ally redeem the premises from forieituro Otherwis
there must be Judgment for plaintiff.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02

ROBBERY OF THE PosTorPrcE By JUVENILE
THIEyEs.-About the time of the arrival Of
the st. Louis Mail on Friday night, little
boy was discovered prowling about the en-.
trance to the distributing rooms of the Post
Office, and, as for some time past letters have
been rifed, he was arrested. On Saturday he
pointed out another, an older boy, aged about
fifteen years, residing in Newport, who is said
to be the leader Of the party, and who was also
taken into custody. "
He acknowledges that he is one Of a gang
who for some weeks past have been In the
habit Of slyly entering the distributing rooms
by turns, about the time of the arrival of the
Western mails, when the attention Of the ON
ployees was attracted outside, and secreting
themselves among the mail-bags, till fa-
vorable opportunity presented It, when they
would seize package Of letters, and make
their escape. The pair will be examined this
morning before one Of the Commissioners Of
the United States.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02


ARREsT or AN ALLEGED BURGLAR Officer
Cook arrested o man named Michael Forum e,
but who represents himself as Charles Wilson
on Saturday last, at boarding house oppo-
site the Little Miami Railroad Depot, having,
as he thought, sufficient reason to believe the
fellow to have been engaged in some of the
numerous burglaries that have recently been
committed. A couple of carpet sacks, one Of
which belongs to James Early, also arrested,
were In his possession, and they were found
to contain number Of false keys, 'jimmy,"
an "outsider," and several other implements
Of this nature He was committed to the
Ninth-street Station house, and will be ex-
aminsd on Wednesday next before tbs Police
Court. There seems to be little doubt that
tho suppositions Of the officer are we'll founded
and that be is one Of the well-known, but
almost defunct, Mulholland gang.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE--Loss SEVEN THOUSAND
DoLLARs.-A fire broke out about three
o'clock, Cd Saturday afternoon, in the Match
Factory Of Baldwin 4 Kennedy, No. 40 East
Eighth-street, which, before the flames could
be extinguished, damaged the building to the
amount Of two thousand dollars. The house
was the property of Catherine Seabole, and
was fully covered by insurance. The loss to
the occupants will probably reach $4,000, but
upon this there was no insurance whatever.
Within the eighteen months lsst past, MessIs.
Baldwin 4 Kennedy have been burnt out
three times, and their loss In each instance
has been considerable.
During the progress Of the Gro the senior
member Of the firm, in attempting to save
some valuable papers, fell down stsirs, and
beside otherwise seriously ipjuring himself,
badly fractured his leg. The accident will
conAne him to the house for sA11idsrable
length Of time.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-02
NEWPORT NEWS.

A NEoRo FRossx TO DEArH.-We learn thai
on Friday night last Q negro, named s.Tom, =
belonging to Samuel Mayhem, who resides
near Augusta, Brscken County, was frozen to
death while on his return homo from this
city. He had wagon loadsd with provisions
and whisky, and having imbibsd quite freely
OF the latter, when near home, determining TO
enjoy its delicious flavor longer, hitohed his
horses to the fence and commenced drinking
In resl earnest. Between fire within and cold
without, he soon became unconscious Of the
outer world, and entwined In the arms Of MOI
pheus he "shutied of this mortal coil, being
niggers CO."
l. Q. Q. FAT regular meeting Of North
star Lodge, No. 70, the following persons were
e1eo.ed o. 0lfcers for the ensuing term: Z. Paget,
n. g.; VIM. Waring, v. g.; N. A. Daily, r.
g.; J: g. Collins, P. g.; G. P. Buchanan, n
A public installation Of the above named Of
dcsrs will take place at the Odd Fellows Hall,
on Tuesday evening next, at half-past seven