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I AEGE ASSOh1 or>T OF GEyTEFL
II fUnNITURF, SHOW CAStS. kt, AT
AUCTl0s On FRIDAY.e'h inst. at 10 O'Clock,
| Will cell At ffv store, iarse assortment ot Eon-
EEL + UkNi1 u XII, tom fanny dceiinint house
keeping con -lsIIn{ OF
WARDRORES. BUREAUS. SID EROARDS
OFAS, DiVANS, / OUNCES. MIR ROkS.
Jenny Lind AMI Cnttsge BEDSFhA :.
spring, Cane and Wood Seat CHAlsSa
Ma-ble.Top Centle, Extension ard Toilet IA
BbEs.
Hair Spring and Sbuck MATT 2 rs ~
Several splendid FATHER BEDS, PILLOWS
and B0LS ~ RS.
CROCK ny. GLASSWARE.
CUOktNS STOv T., Nc.
Also
Five elegant n shesauy SHOW CASES.
CASTOR q l., FapNiSHE<.
TURPENTINE BlTTt.RS.
SW EFT OIL, &c, NC.
Al SO
A large assortment of ornamental sow RJT.
TEES, &c. tiyfl l.. COOK, AuotT.
By }. n. I,g2es, Anctr
DICH Staytk-PLsr& W sRE To BE
u SOLD AT AUCTION, ny CATALoG L -
On FRIDAY MORNl Nj. jail b. con
ne a. 10 o'clNcS A M, will hP sold 1T All ton
room So VAN street large md spssndId tyVlce
LEIGH YER PLATED WAKE ,oonsiAlsrg Of
CUFFEE URNS.
CASTORS,
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"A RED sUE.PHUR apkisGs
TEXA RMONKOE COUNTY. VIRGINIA The

X ' UEPH X sphisGS,
TcYAYMDNROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. The
1891 proprletors Of this cid and celebrated
Watering Place respectfully inform the public that
their place will be open for the reception of visi-
tors on the lst of May. We must confne ourselves
to mere enumeration 1.-THE diseases for the cure
OF which this water Is celebrated, referring The
reader TO pamphlet Just published by William
Burke, NJ. D., which will be sent free OF charge By
the propretors on application. The diseases for
the relief OF which this water is most mark
able .-A chronic phthlsls, laryngltls, bronchitis.
functional uiscase OF the heart, by pc trophy OF
the heart, mucous diarrhnt irritahlity of the
nerves-pTodHlpe sieeplessnoss. irritation OF the
kidneys and Bladder, ithlc acid gravel, chronic
affections of the liver, amenor, ha,a. dysmenor
rhRa, memorial ia, rhroi spentls chron 10 gas
tritis hemorrhQds, scroula chronic sruptlons of
the skin. The Depot Of this place is on the Va.
and Tenn Railroad. Newbern tnow Dublin }
whence, before the first of uy. passengers wall be
convey ed trweekly, BIZ daylis h, distance of SO
miles. over tine road and through nost pctu
rescue and beautiful scenery. Prem the first of
July to the Fl rst of October here will be DAILY
LINE and after the first of October again a tri-
weekly while any visitors remain
This IS the sho test, most direct and best route
to the WI Suip hur, whittier the Staees will pro
coed via Salt Su uhur, making their nj ht stand NJ
neG Sulphur. There will he constant and resu-
lar communication by STAGES with White and Salt
Sulphur, and the Sweat and Red Sweet Springs.
Daily mails arrive from North and South
T. s. CAMPBELL Il co.
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REDFaRD ALUM AND IODINE

Il a 4
yEM YsPkINGs.-These Springs will be open
Hssrr1s i for the reception of Visitors on the 18TH
of jane; They are situated directly on the Lynch
burg and four miles from Forest Depot on the
Virsinla and Tennessee Railroad at which Depot
hole wall run during the season TO conway visit
oTs to and from the Springs. Persons from Eastern
Virginia and North Caroline. coming here by public
conveyan will take the South Side slroad at
PeteTsburg thence TO Lynchburg. and then per
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad TO Forest Depot
Je Ism ECHoLS Il SONS, Projectors.
knA COYNER'S w HITE AN ID BLAtK
ssJk.HS - SPRINGS This WATERING PLACE
viii be open for the reception of visitors on the
LIST OF June. Il is situated the lane 1ad an
fEt rtetc Of the Virginia and Tsanesses Railroad,
about half mile from Bonsack's Depot, Roanoke,
VA, at which depot an OMNIBUS will always be
found waiting, on the arrival of the cars, to con-
vey PASSENGERS % the Springs.
"a, these WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR
w & LENS MI have effected numerous cures. The
WHlFb SULPHUR, aggravated cases of Dys-
Bladder General Debility, and especially diseases
OF the Nervous System, ard those diseases Pc.
culiar TO females; the BLACK SULPHUR ali
Kinds oi diseases OF the Skin, ted cases of
letter, and Other erupilons al fhe Skin.
e, The ACCOMMODATIONS are equal to any TO
TABLE and ATTENDANTS of the most sstis.
factory character. together with n ine BAND OF
MUSIC, and every other attraction usually foaud
at hrst GLASS WATERING PLAcES~as To- ali of
which We beg leave 70 refer to the large uumher
of persons who have heretoeore visited the ri aCe
NJ ia--dssn }. A. BEFRLfiNGER. Prap'f
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TEusrEE,s s,Lk OF ZEAL EsTAT.

NEAR MANCHESTER. AND JUD MS
PLAN, IN HE CITY OF RICHMOND AS
trustee IA ?: certain deed Of trust executed BY
2G;h February, 1889 duly recorded IN Chesteri
County Court, and in Richmond Hastings Court,
I shall proceed sell Mt public auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th Jaly, 1862, at
O'Clock 7. Nj, the HOUSE; and Lot n ar to
fronting AZ feet on the north side of the Man
ter neipIt Turnpike. running hack l65 fes,; ana
on THURSDAY. 18th July, 1860 at O'Clock +.
on The premises the HOUSE and LOT in the
city OF richmond. known as No 80 in Judah't
nian, fronting 30 feet Judah street, running
ack 40 feet the title is believed to be perfect
but tie trustee will convey with the usual SPECIAL
warranty.
TtRws.-One- third cash; balance and 4 and
months. Tor ne .otiable rotes, hearing interest,
and title retained till last note is paid,
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a. ALL aHANY STRING 5,

YG.mST THREE AND HALF MILES FROM
ssll.,IsI. Shnrsriiie Dspot. MoHtgOt7sYV Co., VI
The yIuprletors having purchased this WATER
ING PLACE 1T October last, have thOrou lhiy re-
pared and Furnished with entirely new FL nltnre
of the best class, and will open il TO- Inc reception
of visitors on the 18TH DAY OF JUNE.
Having increased accommodations and made
liberal arrangements for the comfort % their
guests, they latter themselves that but few if any
Watering Places will afford the same attractions.
it is situated n the county of Alohi9onlery. So
miles from >HAW SFihLE DEPOT iVlrg mia
ard Tennessee Railroad on the banks of the
Roanoke river. and is surrounded by some Of tbs
most beautiful and at ractive scenery to I've founG
among the noun aims of Virginia. The water has
scquired such reputation in the last few Years,
that 1t is unnecessary TO say ANYTHING in cOmmen
dation OF 10. Is IS now considered u SPECIFIC Tor
tie worst forms of Dyspepsia, and remedy for ali
Cutaneous Diseases disOrdsred condition of the
Stomach, Bowels and DIVER. and for pTostration
of the nervous system. We might append mum
Der Of certificates from ply sicans and others &C
qu2nted with its merits. and to these might be
added nj fHfHilRm.
PASSENGERS will be met at Shawsviile by four
horse Omnl busSes. to convey them over new road
to the Springs. Persons leaving Baltimore. Wash
ingtOn, Richmond and Petersburg, in the morning.
arrive at the Spring the same day those from the
South, viii find the same conveyance on The arri-
val ct each tram.
je 13..a BOOTH, CUIEOJN Il co.
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na AMeLIA WHITE SULPHUR

sfR SsFRqsdks. ars's feautifh s ard FiahS
si..II / WATERING PLACE, situated 21a miles
nom Jet, rsville, on the Richmond and Danvlle
Railroad 50 miles from Richmond, will be open
LIST July, when there will always be conveyance
to take the visitor TO and from the Springs.
TERMs.-S30 per month, SO per week, and 81
per day.
On the 4th of Jelly there will be q grand military
dspla- of SIX volunteer companies. An orati5l
delivered by the Rev K MCtLwAITE. and reading
of Declaration Of Independence BY Col: CRUMP.-
At o'clock the afterno n, there Will be A grand
fitting Mi tch between the Cumberland and Anne
La Troops; and AZ 8 o'clock IN the evening, there
VIII be n grand mllitars party, when the Queen OF
Love and Beauty Will he crow ed We are max
ing arrangements to accommodate on that occa-
sion several thousand persons.
iaJ
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OUTER. LARD AND WHtSKEY.-
ID rs packages choice new BUTTER.
% hbls. extra LEAF LARD a
90 bbis. Rnckhridge ~ 4 wHISKEY.
50 bbls. AlleShany RYE WHISKY.
10 bills Magnola RI i WHisKEY'
loo hbs BRANDY. GIN. WINE he.
For sale by PARKS IL MiNER
- 10 5-fs IL ~tmM 18th st. near Cary.
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COAL, CogB, WOOD, &c

EDUCTtON IN Okk The prices Of
IL CARBON HILL COKE Will be, until further
notice. as follows,
LUMp Coz +, for crates, s5 per 'osd.
STOVE COKE, tor cooking, &c, SieO per
load
Cur COKE is of unexcept!onable quality ms
season. and cannot fl TO give squire satlsactiUn'
Jets ''" 'D JNO! j. wERTH. Agent.
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A DM,NIsrRAToR,s sALE.-Tmmedi,

"a - presiding The above SAFE saw, az 4 P. N,
FRIDAY Juy 18th. 1870, will be sold on the
HOLE and Kite ZEN FURNITURE and otner
rersonal effects of Marah Scott. dso'd. A valua
bic cow and NEGRO WOMAN are among the
effects TO be sold.
TERMS Cash. for all sums under Slo0; ov. r that
amount, months ere dr., for spproveh endo- sed
negotiable notes. II. K. EILYSON Admir- of
j. 4 I'd Marian Scott, deed.
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l.sI AZ WATER POWER
on The SOUTH KI6E OF ThE Canal.

YoN Thu SOUTH SIl5E OF ThE CANA.
AD9oINfNG, THE MILLS OF MEssgs HAX-
ton, on Tie premises, on. THURSDAY, the lsth
Jsl,, 1880, Mt so'clock ], III far; II net. The
next TAR day that valuable Lot ssd wster Fewer.
thereuntn belonring. This property lies a, the
foot OF 18th street, where formerly stood the old
on the south side Of the Canal. and runs hack 10
the river This - unauestionan ably the mort valuI
come irto market for some yesrs IN come
TKRMs.-0pe hith eash balance at .. u. 10 and
- licnths for negctleblo notes interest pay atia
T. s-sai o66hih 4 X1fExaos, As,...
EyAsk sE'vs iy1EEtN S4VT6ss
i11ssisasH{e ! = : { II
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SHIPPING

49,
A SHT jan T + S RITE AH2ln MY
.sEz,Sasfassss.= ST EAMER SCHULrZ AGAIN On
A. ii sCntLTZ, having recently nndeTsone tho
rough repairs, will, on SATURDAY next. 9Th in
stant; leave her wharf at Rockets for WINDSOR
The SCHULTZ viii unuI further notice. leave
Richmond every SATu RDAY and WINES
ine, she viii leave WINDSOR Shades every MON
d. HILL, Master
hA. Petersburg Express COPY times. jy 81
.sILEl-L1sA AND BosTON.-Tho barge S IN is now
ready TO receive freight for the above
places, at the Dock near =, Edmnd, Davenport
o'clock A. to oonlsst Win the stea ~ a. pe
iMloNTIChhL0; for NtW,YYRk, and BEN Ge
CRDAY: July 7rh, at O'clock L. NJ. Freight
taken al lowest rates. T. D. HALL,
jy 4-3t' At Edmond, Davenport Co.'S.
ass.sst=,-,r.T777-ts, NoTlHE.--AS ) P. M, MON
---1-f-71~A- DAY. we will ruu up a BOAT to
the five uile Lock. ano change The pas sens ers on
to our Boat at Jordan and WINGS LanNdIng. c.o
Richmond, June 81, 1870 jy 2-5t
a.G.> FoR NEW YoRK-FIRST VESSEL
&cES Richmond and New York Line of Packe is.
LEGO, Capt ALEXANDER SMITH, having portion
Of her cargo engaged and going on board, will have
'fss ap' B SaeffS & WIZ EfHfH G5sI
4e5N FVA B3ST0S-FIRST VESsEi -
go The res ular packet schooner YVES FOYER,
-. C.ptA NIsxERsoN, havns ap9rtlon OF her
Jaa"ts 0' Oa'A DAVi l' NJ WIZ SPp GtRRIE.
rs FOR LiVERPOUt,-Ft RST VESSEL
AgAs The ! regular packet bark PIONEER,
loading for the above port, and will be dispatched
without delay. For freight. apply to
lie 25-2ws Or CHAS PALMER
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IN, rssu.-ws have npw In stora
73s Ibis; and hatf b'ss of FISH North Caro-
nos Esm,'y Hoe Herr'Dxs; q" shs. 20. "a !
hhls.; do small new No 8, IN bh.s and half bblS
Potomac NO. Gross herrlass s; Halifax No orcss
and Cut HeJrlngs, for sac low w atr
WINSTON y
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.I,Rusr rs,S' SALE OF HOUsEHoLD

L FTaNITU RE, HVRsRS, cows. WAGONS.
;AkTS, SLAVES, SC - (Iastees in a certain
June 1858 duty recorded IN Henr'c65 c-snty Court,
we SHAH. in execution thereof proceed ~ seil. at
public auction - the RESIDENCE OF the sadh hers
$50, at o'cl OK P. M, all of the rropert, con,
ve, ed by the said deed, viz al the House hold
: nsi&tifig Of the usuai v.rle'y: al. o. II RISES,
8 COWS WAGUNS and HARM So. CART>
ed HARNESS, ChKEiA6E and HARNESS
Bt Coy and HA K s SIS; ail nf mis- the SAID Heck
er's Saug hfer House FIXTUR and TOOLS
so. tive NEGfO SLAVES. IN: boy named
Frank. a. nd d conan NAMED Charlotte.
TERas.- Ali SUMS tnder 8 SO. cash over that
amount. months credit fSr spprUs ed, endorsed
/ bio
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COMMISSIONS SALE OF -AtUA.
- PRIVATE DWElLIN; ON TIVE SAT-
GtACE STREETS By virtue OF two DEGREES Of
the Circuit Court Of tbs city of Rchmond pro-
III the case of ALLEN, O., %eaIhst Ailen,"I shall
as the Commissioned thereby appointed, proceed
tO sell at public auci ion or the premises on MON
DAY, lls 9TH July, 1850, at O'Clock, T. NJ, elf
fair IF rot. ths uext tar das.fthe lot and framed
DIVE Hing located as above. now IN the occupancy
Of Mr. thomas Z. Butler, at TIE ANIMAL rel I Of
S2Go The lot has y front Of 53 ieet sad depth Of
100 feet TO an alley. the dwelling Is meath new,
ana - not only convenient, but remarkably well
built.
TERMs.-One-thf.d CASH; balance at II and Is
months for negotiable notes, in crest added, aud
title retained till ell the puTcfass money is paid.
WILLIAMSON W ALLEN. Con'r.
Sale conducted by 6oDDiN ArPERsoS, Auct's.
n
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'OAL IN subscr her will furnish f}r tae next
u three months CLOVER n LII hal GOAL,
of the best quality. at 81 n load. Also the 10
YER HILL LUMP and ANrhRhCIFE boA az
the market prices. II. WHITING,
je SIN Near the Pete shurg DepOt.
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Sale conducted by GopDiN& APpERsoN. Aaot's

p S:-After the foregoing sale. will be go two
HOUSES and LOTS, one aoJolring the above
now occupied by Mr. H 3. CbalkIey and an ex
ce lent grocery stand; the other n new house,
t. east side ofthe Pete rsburs Turnpike. n Marx
llin.
TERMS One third cash; balance at and s
months, bearing interest.
jy4 GODDlN e. APPERSON, kuct's,
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E,OAL.-On hand luli sup.Iy al
~ MIDLOTHIAN. LUMP, AVERAGE
and SMITHS COAL,
ALSO
RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
C.. B. LIPSC0MB,
mn A-ta l&th st. noar MAYO BFldge.
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The Virginia Democracy.

RICHMOND, Feb. 18.-The convention broke
up in row, at about 2 o'clock this morning,
without announcing the vote on the resolution
that it is inexpedient to declare a particular
preference for any man for President, but
pledging support to the nominee.
This morning it was announced that the
vote was not yet counted, and motion is pend
ing to take the vote again. The convention is
now quarrelling about the method of calling
the roll and points Of order.
Two P. M.-The convention, amid much
noise and confusion, and without arriving at
any satisfactory conclusion, has just adjourned
until P. NJ. Possibly this evening some har-
monious result will be effected.
RICHMOND, Feb. 19.-The convention ad-
journed last night after adopting resolution
to support the nominee of the Charleston con.
vention. After the adjournment mass meet
ing was held, composed principally of members
of the convention, and the following resolu-
tons adopted
First, That every suggestion of patriotism
and policy favor concerted state action as a
measure of security for constitutional states
rights.
Second, That the General Assembly of Vir-
ginia should respond favorably to the invita-
ton of the state of South Carolina, by the ap-
pointment of commissioners to united south
ern conference.
After the mass meeting adjourned, crowd
waited on Gen. Starke, commissioner from
Mississippi to Virginia, who arrived yesterday.
In his speech he said Mississippi wanted the
conference for union, and not for disunion.
The south would not go out of the Union, but
if she was not protected by federal authority,
she would seize the federal property within
her limits, and defend herself. The speech
was received with great cheering.
The convention did not express a preference
for any one for the presidency. The majority
favored southern conference.
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| cordial reception from the executive officers of
| our government. After the formal exchange
of notifications of the treaty, this week, he
will enter upon his duties under the special
convention for the settlement of the indemnity
due to the Hopkins Co.
The House Committee on the Post Office
will, at an early day, give Mr.. Miles of South
Carolina hearing on the subject of restoring
TO the steamer Isabel the regular mail service
between Charleston and Havana, which is
strongly urged by the merchants of Charles
ton, Savannah, and New York.
The House select committee appointed to in
quire into the existing laws and to report re-
form in the manner of execution and prices
named for printing and binding, held long
session yesterday the Superintendent of
public printing, MIR. Heart, giving many valua
Bile hints from his long experience on that sub
iect. Mr.. Sherman, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, will report, on Tuesday,
two Indian appropriation bills the annual bill
appropriating S2,000000 OF money the other
a deficiency bill embracing S530,000. The
latter bill is based upon the ratification by the
Senate of about eleven treaties with as many
different tribes of Indians in Oregon and
Washington.
These treaties have been made since 1858,
and were all ratified by The Senate as its spe,
cial session in March, 1859. All of them CON
tain stipuIations which can be Cancelled by di-
rection of the President, and they provide Tor
the payment of about Sl0,000,000 in annuities
of from $500 to $4,000, of which the deficien.
cy bill to be reported on Tuesday is the print
The Sons of Malta adjourned yesterday, to
meet on the 18th of February, 1861, in New
York city 76 members composed the present
convention
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Later from Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 18.-Mr. McManus and
Mr. James r. Hickman, Americans, who had
just arrived in this city from Chihuahua con-
firm the information recently received by
Major Phelps of Washington. They report a
most deplorabe condition of affairs in the
state. Not only the American but the entire
population have been expelled from the coun-
ty, and their property confscated. The state
is now being overun by considerable force of
the church party under Domingo Cosen united
with two hund ed desperadoes pardoned out
of prison by Miramon. A desperate battle had
taken place on the plains of Talamanti on the
18th. The liberals were defeated with the
loss of forty five men. The authorities of the
capital in conjunction with the Americans
had sent to Fort Davis for United States troops
but receiving no relief the Americans left the
city, leaving million of dollars worth of
property to the mercies of the robbers. Cozen
at the head of 100 men was marching ON the
capital. The liberals were friendly to the
Americans but were totally unable to afford
them any protection.
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MnrI.ets-NEw YoKk, Feb, is.

ASHES steady; sales 1870 bbs; pot s5,25, pearl 544
COTTON market unchanged. sales 1000 bales includ-
ing 80 bales in transit, AZ l9c for nddng uplands.
FI,0UR-Receipts 2l35 bbls sales 400 bbs; State
and Western shade better; unsound Si14S0 superine
State 500 @ $500 extra state $3.50 q 545 round hoop
Ohio s5,S5 a. 600; superdne Western s. 10 $40;
mon to g0ud extra Western $3.50 "a $50; Southern
seady sales $50 bbs; mixed to good $3.50 20 55 fancy
aud extra $3.50 g 81; Canada su erfne frmer; sales
800 bbls extra So so a. Se3
GRAIN. Wheat quiet and firm sales 1900 bus; white
Kentucky fair, 81 40 Corn quiet and steady sales $500
bush; white and yellow at Is q 79ac. Oats more
active; southern and Jersey 3SG42c Northern and West
ern Is % 46c
PRovlSloNS-Beet steady; sales $50 bbls; country
mess s525 @ $50; prime, s4,25 a $50; repacked Chcal
80 "a slO; prime mess, at SIG % 10. Pork firm and
active; sales $500 bills including 1000 bbs mess all
March to 18th April sellers option, at $3.50 % 1915, and
5000 do all July, sellers option, at sl9; mess $3.50 for
old and els for prime $3.50 for old, Sia S5 for
new; western prime mess SIG g l6,S Cut meats quct
sales 30 pkgs shoulders 7c Hams 81 q 9Rc Bacon very
quiet and Arm Dressed hogs shade beItcr sales at
% SIC for western Lard firm sales $50 barrels, includ
800 bbis prime for March delivery. at 1c 500 kegs at
l2tc bbs at II q l1c Butter rather more active; Ohio
IL % l5c; State 10 % zoe. Whskey duh and drooping
sales ,I 100 bbls at 2 &c the latter price for choice
steady; Muscoyado, = hhds at n % y. Coffee Arm;
hhds at as 20 4Bc.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Fire In Boston.


BosToN, Feb. ia fire broke out this
evening at about halfpast eight, in the feather
store of Manning, Glover & Co., on South
Market street, which destroyed the upper por-
ton of their extensive warehouse, and much
Of their stock. Loss $4,000 Insured
SECOND DISPATCH
Boston, Feb. 19.-0n Saturday night, fire
broke out in the curled hair and feather estab-
lishment of Manning Glover & Co., No. 40
North Market street, and AZ Merchants Row,
whose loss amounts to about S20,000 fully
insured. The lower portion of the main build
ing, which was saved, was occupied by Frances
E. Hathaway, boot and shoe dealer, whose
stock was badly damaged by water Richards
Lincoln, E. d. Eldridge, Hiram Colburn,
and w. W. Ayres, all shoe dealers in the i'm
me-liate locality of the fire, were more or less
damaged by water. The total loss is estimated
between $4,000 and 900.
AT three O'Clock Sunday morning, when the
firemen had about closed their labors, portion
OF the wall fell outwards, instantly killing
Charles Carter and Charles L. Dunton, both
highly respected members of the fire depart
ment. In thirty minutes both bodies were aug
from the ruins, shockingly mangled. Several
others were injured, but not dangerously.
Both Carter and Dunton leave wife and
three children each.