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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-01
AUCTION SALES,
ENTUR DAYs


SALE nF.xEKY
OF sra sTREET. BETW ZEN BYRD AND
ARCH STREETS. OPPOSITE PETERSBURG
nEPOf by virtue Of . decree Of the Circuit
nounced 3ist May, 1860. in the case OF Goddin Il
AppeIson. against Andersons admr x. &c, tae
by the sad decree. ior one Of them.) will proceed
e He'll, at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, The I2 h Juns, ls6O commencing at
five O'Clock Y. NJ Ut fair; Il not, tue next lair
day. the valuable LOT OF LAND located 10
above. fronting 81 feet on the west side vi 6th
street opposite the Petersburg Depot, TunninE
hack IN feet TO an alley ~ feet WIDE. The iot Ii
admirably situated for d TOBACCO FACTORY or
large s TORE HOUSE.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; balance at 4, 8, and
~ months for gotIabie notes. Ine rest add5d, and
title retained until the whole purchase money 10
paid. The taxes for 1860 the purchasers to pay.
WALTEk HARRlSON.$ Com'rs.
A. H. SANHS "
Sale conducted by GoDDlN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
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NIOTGCE-I find it necessary to give notice that
~ The negroes employed at the CARBON Hull
MINES AZ not pc rmitfed under any circunstances.
n,en during their leisure tIlne to htTe themselves
90, lar harvest or any other labor; and ! shall 10
c"nstralnsd to enforce the penalty Of the law
a,rst ali perrOps who shall hereafter employ
than without my Huthotty. ,y.Dru 49,.
,, u;,i Miuas Nav ~. my 90 3iawCw
0nW SAI.E-A desirable LOT, on Leigh street.
49, 10 the African Baptist Church.; akn.
Los Bake! street, q, sss .o e. II
nsuonn Hill h"rdsrlng ON the Canal and near the
os nv s-sswswl G0DDiN b APPEksoN. Aacls'
TAMEs RIVER AND KANAwhAS ONDs
yaa1anised; ~ ssls ~ nAuRy 4 ca.
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NIOTICE-Is hereby gwen To the citizens OF
~ Richmond and surrounding country, that
will open. on or about the lath OF May inst at "a
Main street, second door from the corner OF l4thl
CLOTHING that has ever been offered in this
market.
The goods are Of my own selection, and made by
GroshoLg, Tupman 4 Co. and Tupman Hull.
the goods SO favoratly known to their customers
The goods cannot be surpassed IN point OF style,
fit aud make. having spared no PAINS N getting
them up. knowing the class OF goods the Richmond
trade requires. 49,,
Feeling the consequences Of doing credit busI-
ness, intend to sell goods STRICTLY FOR CASH,
and IN that way can offer greater inducements 10
pa rites desiring to purchase. than he offered
anywhere else in this city. BY quick sales. small
profits and strict ate atom To business, nope TO
merit a continuance of patronage literally be-
slowed on Tupman l. Hull
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hA Dead Shot for Bed Bugs. .-All good
housekeerer will be Lad IL hear 81 article that
will xii Bed Bugs. SD til t they will
STAY KILLED.
THE DEAD SHOT does this entire ard com
plete. Being gumny extract. it does not evapo-
rate, but retains its destructive efficacy "a long
time. thus becoming trap ready set for these
noxIons tormeEtors of our nightly rest. Sold by
my 22-lm j. W. GARLICk, Druggist.
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THIRTY HBLS. HERR NCS.-I will self.
L Tbs DAY: ~ 10 o'clock. At my store, - bbis
NEW BEHRING'S. slightly damsxed; to te sold
on account of whom it may concern
jel n. CAUTHORN, Auct'r.
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HORSES, BUGtsiES. Ac, AT AUCTION.
IL On SATURDAY. I'd inst at 10 o. clock, will
sell. at the lot on Council Chamber Hill, several
Saddle and Harness ANIMALS, amongst them
chestnut sorrel Saddle Horse, ears; aso. a large
Bay years oid-can be recommended as rella-
be family animal.
Two eiegant open BU3GIES and HARNESS,
nearly new, city made.
-Four yeung, we'll broke MI LES.
Two FURNITURE WAGONS and HARNESS.
jel Il. Il. COUk, Auct.
ONE HUNDRED CASES BOOTS AND
~ SHOES AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 4th
ST.: at 10 o clock. will SELL at my store. ONE
HUNDRED CASES BOOTS and SHOES. embrac
Ing Mems. Boys and Youths Kip and CAT Boots;
Women's and Misses Boots, buskins. Po. kas,
Morocco Welt, Goat Spring Heels, Lined and
Bound Lace Boots, &c. in every variety of styles.
The above goods are fresh and seasonabie, nave
Just been landed from steamer, and viii be sold
without regard TO price.
The Trade is respectfully requested to attend.
ard If properly encouraged, | will be enabled to
Offer such Inducements regularly during the sea-
son. lie II +. 3. COOK Auct.
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fOitice corner l2th and Cary stroets.l
CROCK OF MILLINERY GOODS AND
- ,HnUSEH0LR FURNITURE For SAL LIE AT
AUCTION ne sold; on EKtpAy morning.
on Broad. brt~een 3D. and sh sssests. No. xN.x
large assortment "t Millinery 6o,ds. Also, All OF
the Household Fnrnuare, Consisting in part Of
Sideboa,d, Bureau, Dip:ng Tables. Beisteads,
b. DIS, Ac. rHCN w KEESEE
INy 81 anctincacr
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0,KuSTEE,s SALE - LANniH u H,,y

7TRUNTEES SaEEU EHH.ry.s
ROAD. -Pursuartto the provisions OF q deed OF
trust from Vim. u. Tyler and wife, to the under .
signed AZ the rtsuest Of the beneficiary IN said
deed. | will. on the premises. on the sth day 81
June 1860 CONT IT, ncing at ~ o'clock. sell to the
highest bidder. tie tract of LAND conveyed by
sald deed. conta u ing By estimation one hundred
acres. This ira Il of Laad is on thu VIRGINIA Cen
trail Railroad. ar adjoins the lands Of john !:
Cross Jno. }. " il gieid's estate aud others, and
Is part Of the tract of land lately belonging 70
Charles JARVIS atate.
TYRMs.--Casl will be required for 40 much as
will be necessary 10 pay tina costs OF sale. record
ing said deed, 8 and to discharge tho debt So
will be made kn MN on the day II safe.
INV -dt,s K. o. UOSWEf.L. Trustee.
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ny More New Goods.

A. X PARKER & Co
Have Just received n new and beautiful assert
ment of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, IN
Rich Berege Anglss ROBES;
Rich Chlntz i}ereSe ANGLAlS;
PLAN Berege ANGLAlS;
Rich Organdie ROBES;
Rich Chintz ORGANIZES;
Grey MOHAIR; Paid MOHhIR;
Broche CELESTIAI.S;
FOPiINS and PUPLINETS;
Grey NALENCIAS:
JACONETS and LAWNS, &c.,&c.
All of which We Will sell very low. my Cts
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T OTIN HENRUCO COUNTY. ON FED
LERAL. BETW WEN BALDiNG AND AN!
TfON.CWill be sold. On MONDAY AFTER
NOON. the 4th June, 1860, IT 5 o'clock. the LOT
loo,ted as above. fronting 66 feet ON the east side
of Federal street, runnIng back los feet. bounded
on the south by land of No. Nlstets heirs
TEAMS -Accommodatlng, and made known at
sails. Taxes Tor 1860. the purchaser to pay.
Iel GOUDIN K APpERSON. Auct's.
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NJOTICE.-The CO. partnership heretofore ex-
~ lsting under the sty lie OF DkLARCE fEi
RONNET mas tins day been dissolved hy mutual
FEyauUaET, rendering him unable to attend to
the business All persons indebted to the SAID h!m
will please make pay meut to VI u. DELARCE, the
senior partner. All claims will be settled hy the
same Nj. G. DELARtE,
l.. PEYRONNET.
NJ.
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MOTTO 4. - Ali pc sons having claims A. Alust
IN the late Mrs. MANY ANN BRAXTON: II
RAyensvood Hen'ieo cOuntv, are hsTehy noslhed
10 present tho same, duly authenticated T. the an
dsrairned, or To address 70 hox III. kich!nond
Post-Ofhce ChAS. CAMaAN.
Henrico County, May Il. ISao Curator.
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BY A. ID. Williams, Auct'r.

COMM! SALE OFREAL rs
~ TATE, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON
ecu,lon of a decree OF the Circuit Court Of the
city of Richmond entered on the 18th day OF May;
1850, in the case Of " il!ams rs. Green. NC >"
the su hsori6er, as Commissioner thereby appoint
ed. will sci. at pubic auction. on MONDAY, the
Atm day of June. at O'Clock P. ..nf far; II mo-,
then on the next fair day thereafter. at the same
hour the REAL ESTATE in the bill in SAID case
mentioned-belng u lot Of ground on the no'th
fronting 40. feet. and upon whic stands brick
house. now occupied by James kssland
months for notes, " it'll in,eres, ADDED. and ute
retail ned until the purchase Moneh 10 Inily PAID &,
n A STUKDlVANT, Conn.,. o.
n q
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mA In taking leave of my old friends and custom
ers, take great pleasure IN recommending 20 their
favor and consider alton, my successor, Mr.. 3.
BOUTS. =. X. w ELLER.
nv l5-lm$
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-u~~~ CHANGE or HOUR FOR
E,s.t3ak7.zzis STARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
EE.e1<xa AND RFOLK.--The steamer
CURTIS PECK, Capt. CLIFFORD, will, on Ard at
ter w EDNE SDAY next, 4th inst, leave the Wharf
at Rockets regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY
and WE On ESDAY mornings, at o'clock precise
ly, and return each alternate day, tSunday except
edo at the same hour 70 ciockl until further no
tice. - - X. y. II ASH Ms
The GLEN COVE will be taken of the line a
short time to undergo some repairs. ap3--ts
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NEW FAMILY GKOCE~Y, CORNER OF
~ 2DANp MAIN STREETS. tiiiarni's old stand }
The "a tscr bers. having leased for term of years
the above property, and greatly enlarged ana im
proved the same, have Ops ped and purposa keeping
a FIRST CLASS GROCERY, To- which the stten-
ton of the citizens OF hichmono anu sua'oun
country, and the ladies particular, are respect
iuiiy invited. Their stock Is en.iely new and has
been selected with great care, and purchased ri
the lowest cash prices. and will be sold at the
small est living prot. for cash, or 10 prompt Gus
toners. =
From the superior eusl!ty and great variety OF
their stock, they feel confident that Il rs only ma
cessaIy for families cal. and for themselves,
ia order to induce them u make their purchases
'" NV -. sef r. - any "a W. MINIS l. CO.
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Late of the firm of Tupman 4 Hall,
Next door to Pairo's Exchange Office.

ITO ARCHlTECTS.-Th undersigned, ap-
l pointed the Building Committee Tor the Male
Orphan Association of this city, desire the plan OF
AS. lum to accommodate about 20 orphan
boys. The plan should embrace rooms tor the ma
kitchen, laundry, &c. and the cost of the building
should n u much exceed Sl5.HU.
lot of lev eli surface. owned by the Association.
near the western limits of the citv, fronting no
feet on public square, and extending back l55
feet and detached ny streets from other propert,
the lot Wherein it Is proposed to erect the Asy
um
We invite architects disposed W submit. plans
for this building, to send them tn US by 18th at
July next and for the plan selected we will pay the
SUM Of 500 The rejected plans will be returned.
The plan submitted must be tor centre build
ing, and have reference to wing buildings, To be
added at some future period. /. deemed necessary.
BOILING w. HAXALL,
JOHN 8. WALKER.
THOS. d. QUAkLES.
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~ poul>io~ CANDY FACTORY

- -, r,tsft srnre The largest Candy Factory IN
- Tor making superior Refined Candies.
ants are requested 10 leave their orders al
Who esae store. ii they WISH 70 save hity per
va 80 also at inns time. n complete stock
l-faqtloneries uneQus lied for their freshness.
ANTON st Nicholas saloon,
n UDuoslte Kent, Paine X Co.
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lWR SALE
i lOO0 bushsls FINE WHlTES ANm.
From New Point,
Received and for sale hv
- +. HoBER. No. il Main Ct.
my Him. 1anketta.
NOTICE. have appointed ENOCu 9. XXX
~ Agapt to cAsry On NM bMklueSs, 1t No. - G0y-
ermos street. N the city u n!eh9erd.
nv = m C9A&kk90 ~ NIX.
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(,OMMsSSIUNER'S sALE or LOT ON
~ OREGON HILL, ON CHURCH STREET,
AS Trustee and Commissioner. appointed by de-
pronounced the 2s.h OF May lseO, in the case of
Evans vs.; Evans, &c. shall sell at public auo-
ton, on the premises, IN TU fSDAf the 5th June.
]ssO, 1T clock T. NJ, the Real Estate referred
to in the plaintiffs BILL CONSISTING Of Lot. front
ing 30 feet the east side OF Church street, run
ming back loo feet.
TERM>.-Cash. The taxes for 1860 to be Paid by
the purchaser.
WIN. GRAY, Of Richmond,
Trustee and Com,n'r.
Sale by GoDDIN l. APPERsON, Aucts. my 20
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CKIEDKICH nOETH.
Artist.
p.rN.rSy ~ rpFSrn t>nlfSrt, Ann III {

IRTI>F.
FAINTER IN FRISCO, COUSriC AND OIL.
PRIVATE RESIDENCES. PUBLIC BUILD
lNGS CHURCHES. HOTELS and HALLS DE-
CORATED IN the highest 81; les nj the art. A'so.
CEILINGS ana WALLS painted plain and ellded.
IN Ikstlps ushed coiors.
M&1c, and ever description Of Ornamental
Painting, executed u, fhe best style.
Spec,me nso his W ~k eau I've at the United
States Capitlit xtehsiou, whore he was nplcy ed
on the Frescb sintinE, under the direction OF
Orders may pe Jon NJ ain street. he tween nth
ard 18th at Msssrs. Sattier Il Co.'S and Broad
street. between LIST and ID Rexpecttuli!,,
INV -1ms ERIEn4fisH k0ETH.
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HAMS.-5OO sugar cured HAMS. OF Rest DrandS;
81 Family SIDE and SHOULDERS; Prime
LARD. IN Kegs; Heavy s DES and shOU I.DkRS.
Tor plantation use; together with general assert
ment of GROCERIES, for sale on good terms
|. n. Wake,
No Man
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NTOTfCE.-The term of partnership OF
~ PULLIAM II BELTS having expired, by
az ree,neut this day. the same business oil selling
NEG RUES AT AUCTION and privately; ON COM
III sson only, will be continued by us, at II OLD
STAND, ODD FELLOWS HALL We respect
fully solicit Confirmation OF patronage from our
friends and the public generally, and by industry
and pc severance nope merit the liberal patron
axe heretofore extended to u.s.
"e0 PULLIAM Il co.
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IiMpsON l. MILLkR.
Il9 MAIN STRETr

Have Just opened fresh supply OF
SUMMER CLOTHING. -
Fine DRESS sEIIS! 6Ic CAsSiME4E SUITS,
MARSr.IL LIES SUiYF. LINEN SUITS, DkAP.
Dk Err SUITS: hOIs'sIlTs o, every variety.
GAlZE MERiNO SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
HIKES and GLOVES. COLLARS a.d SCS-
PENDERs. Give US q call. 81 lf9 Nam slyset,
Hichmond SIMPSON MILLER.
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".t0I n>MiT will remove by the LIST OF June,
1sv store No. us, on the square below.
pc s',rs rom the corner ot 9Th street, persons
'eee "",r,-I themselves OF THIS chance tn procure
- ~ great bargains. as he IS selling every
- Goods Al a great sacrifice. Considerable
-, saved 10 early II he waited on.
-acH e--N-. L Broad 81
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poYs. CLOTRING. BOYS CLOTHING.
. DARRACOTT HARRIS x CO nave Just re,
are now prepared to sell them at lower prices than
ever before, havlng-Owing 70 the season pelus
advanced-boug ht them much under the former
pT,ces. We would therefore confidently invite al
m want to give us call as we know we can sell
ANYTHING in the boys line very low; 80
A'' DARRACOTT, HARRIS CO,
Successors to Merchant. Weislser Co..)
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ORIENTAL

IL DETERSIVE SOAP.
ICU boxes Van Hagen & Mckeona's Oriental De-
tersive Soap respectfully call the attention oil
the public To this superior Article % soap. knowing
The same 70 lie superior To any other Soap no" III
nse. GIVE 1t trial. and YOU will ind YOU cannot
do without the of Ii. Warranted to i've per
feet tisf tine money viii ue reunited
For sale IN quantities to suit purchasers, by
nay IS In WM. H. ,NI LEN, 18th street.
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p S-The Liauar aud RottlInS business

Old stand 7th street. between Broad and Grace
He returns his thanks for the liberal PATRONAGE
bestowed on the lats firm. and sohcits coptlr u
auce of the same. tmy PAW Nj. u. D.
COM ETHING NEW 1.-The undersigned
= would respectfully inform the 'od patrons of
he has commenced the -
TIN WARE AND SHEET IRON BUSINESS
STOVE WORK. &c,
in all It's various branches, at Weer's old stand
No. Is Main street. where he VIII be pleased to
see all who may favor him with call
STEPHEN BOUIS, SR,
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NJOYICF.-JUAN PIZZtNI. " holesale Dealer
~ in Foreign Fruits. Refined Candy Manulac-
Merchants and others wishing To purchase cheap
GOODS viii do well to give me sa At i a.so ss
OF Goods generaliy kept in hrstclass houses OF
the kind, apd will eonn1e !" reGeiVe y eS ths
Ricbu,ond Refined C.nd, Manuiictsry, No. Us
Main street. Richmond, Va.
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II trn,ee. garments OF the season. equally
. "a IN dress OF business purposes. Fancy Gas
-, ysct. and Vests, new ST. les Just received.
, ''.5 ftrry Tweed Goats and Pants. only So 50.
LIE assortment of fine Furnishing Goods,
= -..rs everything new IN tina: line.
1f' SrAFtk. HALSEN K CO.
,,e Nam street. I late 'j'upman X HuIl.l
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COAL, COEE. WOOD, &c.

~ SAM'i P. HALVES s. SON.
ANTHRACITE COAL.
RED AND WHITE ASH; CLOVER HILL.
And SMITHS COAL.
Also. IA full supply of OAK and PINE WOOD on
hand. 18th street. South side OF the Dock.
y. B.-Anthracite Coal sold by weight.
Ia,
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Ca0tk sn AND GLASSWARE, AT
\ PRlEATk SALE.-On hand and Tor sale
edeay ~ dozen Plates and Dishes, assorted sizes;
Z Dozen Pitchers. Bowls. Mugs. &c; Is cases
IlH1efs and iub:ets; Decapters: Caster Bottles,
balfsrs; salts; sugars, kc. ALIEN. NOII.
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NOTWITHSTANDING sold my tools, stock IN trade
~ and good will to Mr.. GEO. SrARRETF. Ey
friends and customers will please call on him tor
any Vsrv rasnecttully, WIN. BOWDEN, JR.
PLUMBING, GAS-FIfIiNGt IlNNlN', z c.
done in tha best manner and with dispatch. Estl
mates furnished Tor Bulldhss Furnaces and
RANGES OF the most approved patterns; always on
lest. " D % a III. :.
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,ERYANf>' tLUTHINE..-A most exten-
: ave stock of lILen and Cottonade Coats and
f,cts: Hickory. Jeans and Muslin Shirts, &c.
IT, N store and for sale At prices To sail them.
KEEN. BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
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DEREGx ANGLAlS.-s4 and 5 Ilain be
ID Tege Auplais; rich Satin Berege siais iich
Euiro,dered Here.e Angiais; rich berese An
LAS; Flald Derese Anslai,; GREY roplins a q,
pnplinotts; Rerege Anglals nles, ven fisn "a
dresses :; Black Goods. in their fatries large
ilsoo' t'Ho"'' 90 Main street.
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c,vNDRIES.-Sta Soap, Black ing. Mustard
, Ailspics: Psypsr Indigo F,s blS w,a Was.
ponsr W rsuuinx Twine &c.. f,r kals by
faSe'' "'"SS VIM. WALLACE SONS.
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CLOAkS AND TALMAS, OF Thk NEW ESr
DESIGNS OUT THIS SEASON. -keceivinx this
morning. an elegant assortment III tho above de-
sirabls and seasonable WTappinRs. purchased last
week at the closing ont auction sales IA New
York, At an enormous reduction from PRICES ear
her in the season. and will be offered at the very
so a.iest advance, These, together with pretty
nd full line OF Lace Points and Shaws, enables
me to please tbs taste of every customer iu wsss
terest to call and see them, IT you dssIIs u save
money. ALI I'D MUSES.. 6& Maii IT.
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l.
Owners of poor and worn out land, in the use
IF tins article can be convinced ot the utilit, OF
~ ~ the production of WHEAT, CORN and Pc
TATOE3. reaovatoT Of the SOIL, by csra,,cat e,
WuD.u,n Delaware Penns, wanna and New Jer
sey. For gardens aud orchards this PHOSPHATE
mi lad see sampies n. my office 18Th street,
.rt,arx I'm, I7-tsl q. K. PEAkf.
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| VOWS POWDER. Persian Insect Powder.
l. t5s's's Magic Powder. all for the destruction
~ II nds OF insects: also. Mosquito Tapers,
st.eg. when turned. wilt be certain death to mos
lt.tees Fer SAFE by l.. WAGN N.
Druggist ia Broad. corner Of 9th st.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-05-30

STEAM BOILER ExPLosIoN.-On Tues.
day night last about ten o'clock, one of
the large steam boilers in the st. Joseph
Steam FIGURING Mills exploded with a
loud report, and with such terrific violence
rs to completely demoish the structure
in which it was placed, even to its very
foundation. The site of the building is
one chaos of ruins. The roof and sides
of the building itself were blown to frag-
ments-boards, timbers, machinery, ma
son work pulverized, cinders, &c, lay scat
tered about in every direction-some por-
tions Of the siding on the main building
was torn of, about one-half Of the fore
top-mast Of the schooner Jupiter, which
lay at the dock near by, was carried away,
her jib-boom and her bulwarks were brok-
en-, and her rigging damaged materially.
Fortunately no person was near at The
time, owing to the lateness of the hour,
or perhaps the disaster would have in
volved loss of life. The cause of the
explosion is mystery; the engineer and
those connected with the mill inform us
that everything was right when they left
a short time before, and of course are rs
unable to account for it rs any one. Loss
about $4,000. st. Joseph Tray.
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Proceedings of the Democratic Town
ship Caucus.

At meeting of tho democratic elect
ors of the town of Ottawa, Mt the Office
of the Grand Haven NeaOs, on Thursday
evening, Gath inst, for the purpose of ap-
pointing delegates TO attend the County
Convention, TO choose delegates for the
purpose of attending the State Conven-
ton, TO DO held at Detroit, on tho 2sth
day of next June, JAS. A. RICE, Esq,
was called to the Chair, and HENRY
GRIFFIN appointed Secretary.
On motion, JOHN w. BARNS and ISAAC
II. SANFORD were elected delegates to at
tend the County Convention, with power
TO appoint substitutes.
The Caucus then adjourned sine die.
JAS. A. RICE, Chairman.
II. GRIFFIN Sec'y.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-05-30
Lovejoy,s Inhumanlty.

Tho Bureau County Democrat, pub
lished Mt Princeton, the residence Of Owen
Loyejoy, says that during his boisterous
and abusive speech the other day, he re-
ferred 10 the killing of his brother at Al
ton a few years ago, and declared that he
would be avenged. But adds the Dem
ocrat, he was very careful not to mention
how he had defrauded the disconsolate
widow of his brother out of the small es-
tate left her by her husband, leaving her
dependent upon the cold charities of the
world. The sister of the unfortunate
widow is also an inmate of the Lee coun-
ty (Iowa) poor house. Notwithstanding
the destitute condition of these women
this boisterous hypocrite is constantly
prating about his charity to- the runaway
niggers that he takes in and protects, and
exultingly proclaims that the hungry shall
never be turned away empty from tho
philanthropic doors of his home. Thi:
very generous and christian man is toe
great 10 smile or look upon the poor oh
jects related to him by the ties of consan
guinity. To help them might elicit ange
smiles, but it would not carry him to Con
gress, where he can preach the most often
sive abolitionism, and boast Of his niggc
stealing operations under the plea of hu
manity and love TO the race. His solC
aim being Office, he is willing to ride any
hobby in order TO acquire it, whilst hi
poor sister-in-law may pine in want with
out attracting his attention, or receive any
of his boosted charities. Out upon sucl
villainous hypocrisy by political clergy
man. Carhnville Spectator.