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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-24

WAITS CUFF-B ACE PLOWs. -
w GEO. WATT &CO.-EsrABLIsHED IN 1876
GEORGE WATT has obtained, at different times.
PLOWs, acknowledged to embrace the most re-
liable improvements ever made Oh this imple-
msnt, three Of which patents have to run respsS-
lively ten, twelve and thirteen years, and has
been awarded at the late Mocha nics' Fair In Rich
nond a certificate of Silver Medal. for continued
superiority In Ploughs, Ghe highest premiums
given and at The last State Fair premium on the
Eame, in addition to premiums awarded ct ali the
preceding Fairs for years
Within two months past he has added other
valuable improvements, and we now invite all In
want ot Plows, warranted In every respect su-
perior to others, to call and EXAMINE large and
varied stock Of Plows, Castings and Agricultu.
raj Implements, and fresh and prime Garden and
Field Seeds, &C., which We offer for aals on ouy
usual assomm o6at.ng terms.
George WATT Il CO.,
One square below Exchange Hotel,
Iaa RichrDopd Va.
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hILhMUND & DAN YlLLh EkIT-I-,7-----
SuPEkfNTEN DENTS OFFlCR
RIoHaosD, fGly u. ISL. (
QUINN ER AREASGEuE
= FOR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAiLgo,n

On and after MONDAY, July 18th, The Ps,.,.
ger Trains will raa as follows:
Mail Train leaves RtCHnoED DAILY. ~,
days ineluded,) at 80 A bat on SUNDAY
the Train goes to BuRkEVlLLE only, eoassetI.
Ing there with the trains OF the South SIie ny
road for tn 9 South and Southwest. ''''
Mail Train leaves DANFILLB DAILY fsv.,,.
Sundays,l S-e7 4. NJ, and reaches EiGaNJyi
at l.55 M.
BuRKEV1LLE to RICHMOND, leaving Borfs.
willie on the arrival Of the Train FROM he s. M
and Southwest at 10 So a. NJ, and. ceacn,ng gitI
Trains from Richmond cenasst At B-YSsvn,.
with the Trains on tho South Side Railroad ~,
Lypchhurg and the So0th, and Southwss. dsj.y
The Train from D9uville cor nects a. Rsfksvl's
with South-sids Railroad Trains sor Fe.sfsbr, !,
and Norfolk
Roy Through Tickets can be rroeu ,sd and b,,.
gage will be- checked through 30 the fs.iozi9.
tynchburg, Montgomery, Memphis,
Bristol, Chattanooga, Canton,
Knoxville, Nashville, Jackson
Dalton, Huntevtns, VtCkshHfg, cad
Atlanta, uraad junction View Orleans
~ lS--ts GHAs. g. TALCoTT, sap't
OFFIGt X. EP. II. T. Go
THE FOLLOWING order hss bseu refs,Ta
sxEourIvn DEpAarsFxr,
RICHMOND. jane -, 1854 [
SrR: Tou Will cause Instructions 60 Be s-sss
to the proper ofiests Of your Road, 70 rAr1v a.
one 10 pass over the same out Of the city wli
shall be without permit freD the Governor \,
some one authorized by him 60 give pa spors
oEdcers producing their commissions !ion IL,
Government Of the Confederate States " cts ,
States OF tao Coniedercey, az their orders, viii ai
permitted 20 pass without cther authorlty.
i6opyJ "a. D. c. 70 Goyefnc- Of 1v.i Ir.ts},,
Railroad Company.
Notice Is hereby given that all persons VI,
travel en- this Railroad Will be eqglrel 70 eors,
ply vita the SANE. i, u. MIEh2,
lS @S-u 7FsEt-utr.f.
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c)nN CHILDR EMS COLOKED HI . U r
ZUU SKIRTS OPENING THIS MORNING AT
EZEKIEL'S A p o RE.-2oo Children
Uoiorsd Hoop Skirts, to be run of for only nine
pence each. Now Is the time for the children tina
want Hoop Skirt lreal watch spring steeD to
call soon. Only 200 Of them at nfnepencs only,
ct EZEKIEL's, (Mailsrt's old staud,l
myS ii Main streAt.
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WOOD, COAL. 10.

w WIZ, SSALAs o6o'
CPECIAL nOTICE.zzCLoyER HILL COAL,
= OAK and FINE rHSs e. e. DIRE rs for sale
Commission Merchant,
For the sals OF all kinds Of country produce.
Office corner of LIST and Broad sts., Richmond. Va.
EE Refers, by permission, to the following
Rev. p. .: s.; Dogsett. Richmond, Va.
Rev. w. W. Bennett,
Dr. 2. 5; McGruder, Hsnrlco co., Va.
Mr.. c. Grandsrson Dickinson, Goochiand co.,
Mr. John P. Dickinson, Louisa CO.. Va.
jy l2-l2t*
NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF RICH.
~ M9ND.REpvGTioE IN Pk Il Ga6 OF w es.i
ds .s aPd sd rsfs oARs & $55H a1d sad
PINE wo6R - asj Y sfl In B ssy
f " s., ps'ss'' ''n Aa1 WIZ ' svtV P oocKK
(tAKBON HILL COKE.-The prices of Car
- bon Hill Coke, until further notice, Will be As
foliows:
stove Or Cooking coks..........." .es =.
TRSSs1Sificiiy cash L. : = $3.50 'y.-.n
NLOvEh HILL HAIL AND LUMP COAL.
A. a,a .z a sfFs a9.ny ss Hsh
per load. lie 2e-2ml NJ, D. WHITING.
ITO FOUNDEEs.-Olr ANTIFICIAL UUhs,
a converted from Bltumiuous Cosl is success.
fully used In supolSs Is substitute for Anthr1
cite CoSl.
nv Ats JOHN j. WERTH, Agent.
A NThKACiTE.--An excellent substitute for
n Pennsylvania Anthracite, toY ali domestic
uses, VIII be found In
CARBON HILL COKk,
produced AT HONE.
RT Ordsrs promptly exssutsd.
Ac8 TBRkg.-Strsctr cdsh.
JNO. }. WERfE, Agent,
Yards cor. 18th and Cary and eth snd Byrd sts.
my S-ts
SM a. ID ~ . - %.
A constant supply OF -
OAK 4ad PINE yc5D,
will In daltveye& 4. fay-t.ts4 nj In YsY3
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GREAT BARGAINS In SILKS.-soo yards
" Checked Silks at SO and rs cts; SEQ dress pat
Robes at $50 and $2s, worth double the money;
Loo Be1sgs and organdis Robes at half price iosa
yards Berege Anglais at lac. per yard; rich EN-
Challies and Mozambiques; plain Grape Berege
and BereGe at 2Sc., worth s7S and Soc For bar
gains in Sill syl les of Dress Goods, call at - ain
street. Iapsl CHRISTIAN / LATHROP.
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EAEAI .Ek SPRINGS.

"A BATH ALUi SPRINGS,
sSfTs6s" VIRGINIA
ssl.s..s - msIss from Miilboro' Depot, Virgins
Central Railroad.
TO FlHILI & s AND INDIVIDUALS WHO
WISH QUIET AND PLEASANT SUMMER BE-
TEEAr.-Tha place will be we'll kept. and With
speelsl reference to the comfort Of families.
B0ARD-Sis per week for two weeks, and FOR
eli time over two weeks, IL PER day. Children
and servants half prise.
AK seE1danes OF ICa On hand.
JAMES p. WOOD,
Ia 1s-slc Eupsriteudsct.
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CLOTHING, 20

KEEN, WIN l. WILLIAMS re-
N specially ask those whose accounts are now
due to call and settle them. We will send them
as far our limited force will permit, and hope
when they are presented our friends will prompt
ly pay them.
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS,
~ IL ll6 and lis Main street
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mi ILITAKY CLUIHING.
500 pairs Heavy Cottonade PANTS.
500 pairs Black Cassi mere PANTS, suitable foI
Artillery companies.
$50 pairs heavy Grey Tweed PANTS.
NOAH WALKER CO.,
1e rs Corner Main and l4th or Pearl SITS.
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T0 DENTle11y-geass . Whites TSStH. Co.
as A f:A. .A Ss., slss. IT, ~
ss':n si ~ sssi cl::; s::;;. s''
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01s NM WORTH OF CLOTHING An u
91C.OOO GENTS FURNISHING GOODS FOR
n At n

A LII The LAT EST STYLES OF NECk
"A TlkS, COLLARS, SkIRTB, &e.-For Epriug
Ana summer, cnn be had 1t
NOAH WALKER CO.'S.
Corner Main and llth, or Pearl sts,
mn - Branch Of Baltimore Housa.
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scrofu1a, or Kings Evil,

Is constitutional dHcsseS rod dpti5nsof the
blood, BY which this nuid becnmes -tikiated.
weak, and poor. Being mstlse circulation, il
perrades the whole body end ny, hnsst cut
in disease on any part Of it., Nc ,orgap Is free
from its attacks, nor IS there 6he which il may
not destroy. The scfoful6HS taihS 81 Ariously
caused BY mcfcnrial sisense,s l6&Rtmg, dis
ordered or suahealtky fbod. ylMfikear, flth
md filthy habits,s theadspta6ilFsiuu. and.
above ALL by the vcnassl ineef1nss What
ever be its origin. it Is hereditary inAhe con-
stitution, descending '.ffom psrente to ehildrea
unto the third and fourth geaeEatipp = Indeed.
it seems to be the rod Of. HIM, who savS II
will visit the iniqaities Of tbs -&thssss upon
Its elects commenee BY dspesilaa. kem h:
blood OF corrupt or ulccrous matter, whch, in
the lungs. liver. and internal organs,'b termed
tubercles; in tie glands. swellinss; md on
the surface, eruptions or sores, Tbs foul cor
thc energies OF Ifc. SO that scrofulops copssitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofnlons COM
plants, but they have far less power to;with-
stand TIC attacks &C other diseases; eonsc-
quently vast Numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
arc still rendered fatal by this, faint n the
system Most of the consumption Which de-
CLIMATES the human fain.ly has its oEiSin Tsctly
in this scrofulons contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver kidneys. brain.
and. indeed. of all the organs, ariss &oa o.
arc aggravated By the same cause. -, h,,e
One quarter of all our people are scrofalous:
their persons arc invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse i; from tho system VIC must yeaovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine. sgd in
viSorate it by healthy food AMI exercise.
Such . medicine VIC supply in r9ish
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'nt iiishAi AYE rs "e
,szr So s;fsrs sreesit SCAT afiso--rr- = - sfH
:.Ague Cure
: Eon rnE SPEEDY crRE o.

! is ssssa SOS rur SPEEDY crsE OIL ali
v,,..,,, ,t,.nt r.xcr. ar fever suaI ISsu..
M~mi ieeent Fever, ashivi Fes 4, llsmS
AZ ~, Reris Zeal 'ssea dsehe, ~ Usltess
HsadacI,c. and isiii0us. Fsvsess eosIe Cd
to~N chs s.s.ole class Of aasea:se ssoEls;s.
i9E ~ .tassy Sfsrahns ~ Sr.Cs.s.ss:
s111s 5'seN = ~ 49,.
= We are enabled here 10 otfef enc eQMm,snity
remedy which. whilch e,ifes Sts ah0ve complaints
with certainty. il still perfectly harmless IN my
quantity Such rernedv h invaipshle in dntr'ees
where these afaietiBg disoFdess pfevan. This
s"Ct'Rxs exprls ths rniasmatie poison o. EVER
asp Ace. e ,s sysse .na fsvs sns sss 40
so;sn ., ms " t;.i,ssss, rsSis class
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A UFl is-emen Is.
sffEBIFF's SALE.
STATE OF KAxsAs. 6
County of Jeasrsoa go.
John HifPIs. j..
+. B Lower, Anrie Lower

Is. B Lower. Anrie Lower
and Samuel Nipple. Trustee.
BY virtue of an execution. issued by
the clerk Of the first District Court Sit
ting in Jefferson County, Kansas. 10
favor Of John Nipple AMI ayainst 8. b.
Lower. Annie Lower, and Semuel Hip
|ple. Trustee. l will, on Saturday the 2ist
day Of December. A. d. 1881. between
the hours Of one and three O'Clock T. n.
at the Cour, House door il the yiIIage
Of Oskaloosa, Jefferson County. end
S.aN9 Kansas. expose st public sale
|all night title and interest Of s. B.
LoS 4 a Of. in and ,oosthe follow ing
described property. wit:-ibe North
West qeorser Of Section: thirty -fiye( $50
in Township nine (9). Of Ban &c seven
teen (i7). q the Deiaware Trust lands
IN Jefferson County Kansas. levied upon
10 satisfy said Execution. Said lands
appraised at $500 90.
J. f. HINTON, Sheriff
Of Jefferson County, Kansas.
Nov23-l6-5w. Printers fee So
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OLDEST STOCK IN KANSAS s.

~ u -f1.5tt sss - a--sa.l "a ~
We say to all, buy trees IN home
Nursery. Trees'vaieed in this soil and
climate are the only ones that viii pay
for setting ont, you who have bouga'
from the East know by experience. e.
Our stock consists as follows: -
Apple trees from yearlings, to bear.
ing size; Pears, Plums. Cherry, Peach.
Apricot. Nec,arine. Grapes, Blask berries.
Raspberries.s Goos+beri les - SiFasbor-
ries, Ornamental Trees. Shrubs. Roses.
Rhubasb. Asparagus. DC. i r ,,,..S
We will take Grain. Stock or Land,
in exchange for Fruit Trees. Send for
a catalogue and price list. Office aud
depot between 9Th and 9th streets on
Kansas Avenue, Immediately north al
the Commercial House, Atchison, Kaa:
sss, -.sa,, 49, -
October II. 1861. oc;a6 lsif- !
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81 r.ss !. AYERS. >. 4 <
Compound Extract Of SarsS pafilla

the most cfrectual remedy which Tho medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every.
where prevailing and fatal malady.a 1t b colG
bined from the most active rcnesaials thst have
been discovered for abe expiration of this foul
disorder from the blood. and the rsscus Of the
ystem from its obstructive ,cnuSsqnences.
Hence it should he employee b6s abe cure Of
mot only Scrofula. hut aiso tlsuse; oder afFec.
tons which nrisc sfrom IT, such Is EsrrrIv1
and SKiN DfseAsEs, ST. ASswoNS o FiRE,
RosE. or EKysirxExr, Pnrtss, EssTrLxs.
Brorcnns. BIatys and Bous. TuxoHs, fRrTKR
and SALT Rmrsx. ScAxD liEaD. s1llxowoR
Ruxr xATIsx. SvrmL,rsc and MsucCnsAL DIS
RAISES. DRorsy, IrspspslA. Dsnmsfr.s and,
indeed. Ar CoNrLAIxTs ARfsISo yxoA SITIA-
TED On IMrrRx l,IDons sIhs popular beliei
IN :. smpwity Of ne Mood is fousded 10 truth,
fog scroh,la is a degenerationo Of The blood. The
gpsrticilar purpcse;and virtue e tlas eassapa-
rilla is to purify aud rcsencra,e this sissaauid.
vsi,kout which sound health is impossible in
eoe taniii1:cd constitutions. Q ISVA
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iBagsass CAesked TbEellsh.

| The yolih Missouri. aud shs ono Z ni.s.,s;rp:
! u. K. s make close and telisble caprectiens :.
1 Cincinnati, wiihoutcmuibus ride, With Tue tayor
lie Roads OF the West, ~ al s So a.
The Little Miami & Cellumbuy / .Xsnia, and
Cincinnati. lIami,ct 8 Dayyon Rail -Reads, fur
[ Duytoa and Columbus. With The Cleveland
| COLUMBUS aud Cincinnati K.K for Clsss ! and
BuiInie 4 Siasasa Eal!s. The Pifbturs. Cullum
kus& Cincinnati, aud Fart Wayne Chicago
RS tor Pittsburgh and PhiIadelI ,kia. The e
tai Ohio R.R.. iur zan' svilIe, Wheeling and Bal
upcre, Marietta Ciucinnati Il. r.. l,r Chilli
cvt.e, Mari, TIA. Park.rsLurg ard Bslii,sxr and
with sitl.er Of the. Four Great Eastern lipes Tor
New York or Boston. :. - 80
P.sserss IT. by this route have The sdsantase q
wide aud spacious cars, with greater Etes,liiy Of
room both in seats and in si-lcs. THAI, Gao he
found or any Other Raiirpsd ii..as est. aud the
Feots's Patent Ventilated Cauely bay
And fsoie's.pasen, ycnaiased slerO;ng s.r. BY
/. PASSENGERS from ,h., We, ny The, O6:s,x u.ss-
r Inc, II iE cHoifE Ds Sc. as "a AND Il
gEGTliS, fran Cii,finnati,as l,rp. orr ioctan-
KS Of cars teiween. CilcinIaii, aud C4YeIsnd,
Pi.tsbursh 0r Bsllair. 80 {! - ! ~,.,i.,fs
Twod.;ly thregh ,Exprrss trains, liSppdaye Ex-
s:pted,) a.e .Iaio Sunday evsn;sg. bals.s
!, Ohio 4 Ni.sis-ia, line TEN misries faster
tl.an ST, Louis tiu.e Tie pbl,c ars sssspec,tuIly
cautioned against bills. sdvcr.isny otAes tuut.s
making quicker tine. .,.,.,s -s,r,is =, ,,,llslal
Ask los iie k Is wa OLle, y Missi4sip,j r. r.
Z For informaaon. apply Ut stAe Oijys, No. "a
directly on the ssrncf y. Esusih and cnessu, ST.,
under l'lan'sEs hs're iiasses,- oa,, ,.,,,.s
Il u. OF $50 Genl Tick.s Agent.
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aoilS Right ileag Fer ISL.
.isI rel sssit jSslE yEis5

d. TINE OOOD Old
$40 GOO aEx
OHIO CCLTIVA TOR
3 TA3lf 1yC 9XNo
A Monthly Agricultural Journal. de
Oh skHe<l b sisSisssssaA ysaissk A
arm, Live stock. Gasds1, OTs6ssa,
IN rss,Snn raK tvIf,yAi7i5s 6pfnkSHArlx
Siss tuaryra 10 8: pasrs, ssd ~ ,iissA fsss
zsssi 0es peltsS y - uxkTs ssIE CSa1asA 3sAa-
ssdI Ases0yoS fsfss> - {,ese s.IS I'LL
70 the gceiss Ngcss ssesy ssee tso.s Vol Asb
~ lee is6l beHisx sitk ahs lwss ~f Sse1aS Jpss-
ed ,mss~ sn4yfvspressse>penii see.e .ISsl ~
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.HAA1l.1lsmh MONTHLY.
co,iMEScSa Esf orTIit SEVENTH voLu y


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ssce yfjak NE Gkmtsr for January. 1861, will
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5x5ee6& 49, lhese may be named,
- sso3f3s Mrs. Harriet Bceche. Stowe,
- .su5 sfom.t f'in''and The Minister
$6S5 !, by Cilarlts Readc, nuihor Of "Cbris-
- ~ "Pcg " o1ngton,' etc.
- - s. by Mis- Harriet Prescott. author OF
ktSiSS 6 DDS aedis.Sir Rohan's Ghost"
So TSrannce, Ly INC author Of ''Charles Au-
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SG.SS fnntriku,ions ia Prose and Poetry, by Hen.
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{ r., famed Russell koxeli, Ralph W.EmSrsoa'
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,3ienry CHS Hose Terry. Rev. Dr. bellows,
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.Editusial pslicce 80 Gents pr lice: Local Is
cent. For announcing the names Of cand dates
fee Office, one dollar aud . half each. TO be PAID
in advance. Yearly advertisers will be required
unyquartesly. Tra3sient advertisements must
be paii in advance. Commentaries of q pef-
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YfIiE. ni'dcrscncd osers soy raie two Of the beet
II los fora private rcsiGrnee 10 b. Ia in osss.oo-
"a. n hey are pleasantly Situated on the conner Of
Deb xnre and Honssc streets, in part of the VII
IAsr ihx promised 10 b., itpow Is. the most de-
sirnb,c aud are euctp-et b, k.oa board fence =
or sae.. ss,. il baftsr the, epuid easily he CON
ycyzsat iss~A s,.bles "a hiosc io1iEd.ton with the
yHh for q fwclling ko,.s,, and Nen Of COON water
on 1hc iiue L.iween these aud tho adjoining lot.
said premoy-. viii be sold c1cap for cash. Apply
% ~ ailrsss< Vi tsJoHx v. DAY,
-Ssreal E.tIss Agent.
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YaTRUTTU1T STORY
DIRECT pEns0HAl uTERcouRst
lEApVNos ACTuRS-

IN N. scenes a~sesibsd, end will be found 81 IN
RIVAIEp INTEREST. lGENUtNElXP "a TR!.
0TIC. f;,N ~ ST'IRRIN4 lNCiDENfs', ind
INTENSELY ATTRACTIVE. >51TL. - s
Nv the Ausisor If sErs,irc Msadc,iiie,' Georg'
Wsldins," ~Ths Keuegsse, '"Ie- iurns iu.' eic.'
etc., etc. -slft- e.
Is
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"a. GREAT BEAT s lAa.srEERs RsQQgIS VIA
Il OHIO NISSISMDPl
a5RRQsADl GUiA0E
IR AIL.RgQA AID,

N aking the quiekest time from Sc I.oais to
:. M Cincinnati, Loa.>s.-, Nash30 and all
Eastern Cite. New Yusk. :: htSsfs.n.
n,t.bars. - hours Ds.teA sssetf
Cleveland, j; hours si:adSdie s5tb Syrs
Buff %. 60. hcsts wasLisS tun, g lkosr..
Louisville, ~ hcurs. Ns,hsi!ie, u heSrs.
From 81 Inpis ~ Cineinpn,i WITHOUT C. Ascx
OF CARS. Froir cincinpti 10, Cieysaid, ssP,kts-
burg or Celai;, wi,hsu, cllanse Of esfs
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81 Also. how wicked Uen u the South have az il
ID upon abe sKitssien Of tho Slavery questions
a meaus Of carrying osi their Is -
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF KANSAS,
CoUSTY OF JErFsEsoY. -
IA The District Court Of ssi Cdlatyss
4. Carter Wilder, Rainia, Del, aud A.
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Fires, Inaucsta, Accidents, SC.

TuE DAMAGE Al ran WATER SrREHr FtRF.
The fire broke out among some cotton on the
third floor of the building No. 80 Water street,
owned by Brewer & Caldwell. Loss abou,
$4,000 insured. A lot Of hops, valued at
5000, owned by w. I. Coleman Il Co., wore
nearly destroyed; insured. The building is daui-
aged about A. 0OO; insured. The stock of j. II.
Drake & Co, in the building No. ~, was dam
aged 10y water TO the extent Of q 900 insured.
The origin OF the iiro has not boon discovered.
At about l0S o'clock last evening, the roof
of No. ~ Water street, was discovered to b.
again ON fire. The alarm was given, hut It
was nearly two hours before the hrcmcn sue
cccdud in distinguishing the hmo.. The roof
aud upper floors are burned through, aud the
loss il supposed TO lie about q. 900.
Shortly after the discovery of the fire, some
iircmcn attempted to reach the upper part ui
the building Nv ladder, when an explosion en-
surd and several OF thcm were badly injured
hv the falling beams. The cause Of the cNplo-
ZION IL not known.
FrRE ~ BRoApwAY.--l.1st evening about
~ O'Clock, an alarm wa, caused hv trining
fire in Canterbury Musical Hall, No. $50
Broadway. Two ui the porioritrrs were wrcst-
ling in the Grctn Room. by the rear portion Of
the building AMI upset the Stove.
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BROOKLYN.

TIM CASE or TUE PRISONER CuETIs.-Wil-
liam Curtis who was convicted Of murder in
the second degree, in the Court Of Oyer and
1ermincr, last week, aud sentenced To impris'
oumeut for life, is till in jail, ce'tiJrdri hay
ing been allowed by the Supreme Court, and a
say Of proceedings granted, until argument
can be heard. The grounds upon which the
motion for stay Of proceedings was male
were, in effect that the prisoner was hand
cuird when arngncd to plead to the indct.
mcnt and that the jury which tried him had
Jrcyiously served sis days, tho extent Of time
required 10y law
FNTNL ACCIDENT oN FLrsIHNG AVENUE
Yesterday afternoon, two lahorcrs, engaged ON
the sewer in Flushing Avenue, were thrown
down the embankmcnt by a car which was
passing the place. They were at work. One
of the men was killed, and the other was SC
severely injured that his life is despaired Of
lie was taken to the City Hospital, The dri
yer Of the car was arrested.
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Military and Naval Movements.

ArtArrunM is being erected On the lorects.
tic Of the steamer Rhod, Island, on which an
II inch gun will he mounted This will form a
most important addition to the Rhodc Islands
armament, and will make her very formidable
craft.
TuE STEAMER l.. b. Hale arrived at the Yard
yesterday from Washington and anchore'l in the
stream.
TIE ropY oF ApoLrH IIEISTz, Sergeant oi
Co. II. Goth regiment, Gunner Rihcs) was
brought here on Monday night last from For
trcss Monroe where no died Of typhus FOYER,
All day yesterday the coffin lay in state at Turn
Hall, and tomorrow the funeral viii take place.
The deceased was one of three brothers in the
sme company, and has been married. bat about
three months. Tho funeral will bc attended by
all the members of the New York Turnvercin.
ApJuTANr ScoT-r, of the 18th U. s. Infantry,
who was arrested ON Monday Last on suspicion
of disloyalty, was discharged yesterday, M di-
rect proof having been obtained against him,
and resumed his position in tho regiment.
a DETACHMENT Of 80 men, belonging To Col.
Senges Artillery Regiment, VAS sent on ia
Washington last evening.
TnE STONE FLELr.-Captain Scohem, Of the
schooner General Armstrong arrived on Mon,
day at New Haven from Mayaguez, reports that
on the 2lst inst, when nearly OF tho line o
North Carolina, he pas sed the leot Of stone Laden
whnlsrs, which left New London last week. lie
hailed the commander Of one Of the fleet, aud
the answer he received was A" Bound South. "
Capt. ScoGeld says that he ielt the storm Of Sa-
tur,lay but slightly.