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MEssRs. SCOTT 6 MuNsoN, OF No. Of WALL
STREET. REPORTED TO HAVE DECAMPED WITH
SIXTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF ILLEGAL
GA1Xs.-The commercial community was
considerably a"ltated yesterday by the re-
port that a large and daring fraud had been
perforated by the firm of Scott y Munson,
storage merchants, of No. 81 Wall street,
involving Il loss to several grain merchants.
II is said that they disappeared on Saturday
last with 900 in their possession-thc
profits from the fraudulent sale of 10000
bushels of oats entrusted to the care of the
firm. The grain was owned by different
parties. and was placed III the stores of the
iirm, on the north pier of the Atlantic
Docks, Brooklyn. They occupied six stores
here. which were rented from Mrs.
! Thomas Shorthand, the owner. During
last week it was noticed that tie
firm was selling an unusual amount OF
mrain from the stores, but this created no
| suspicion ut the time. On Saturday, how
ever, both Scott and MunSon were inquired
after, but could not be found, and on Mon
/ day il was reported that they had committed
Il breach Of trust, absconding with the money
which they had realized from their tranSac-
tons. On Monday eveninga private watch
man was detailed to take charge of the
/ stores bv Mr.. Bacon Montague, OF Brook
! lyn, who found few hundred bushels
stored III them when nad not Deen soli'
| These were transferred to IL schooner yes
terday, being the only kind of grain stored
with the firm which was not disposed OF
previous to their flight. A number OF mcr-
! chants were represented as being. heavy
| losers by the alleged dedication, and to be
deeply embarrassed in business i'll conse-
quencc, but their names were not ascertain
ed. Messrs. Scott Il Munson were formerly
EMPLOYED OH the Atlantic Docks, and entered
/ into business for themselves about three
vcarsago, Mr.Van n oStrand, the wcll-knowI
! confectioner, becoming the head partner
and moneycd man in the firm; OF which nc
! did not remain member long, owing, IL Il
understood, to some cause OF dlstruS,
| toward his two junior partners. Scott ano
! Munson were both regarded as honest ano
exemplary young merchants by those Wh I
| had commercial relations with them. The
! former was married, and the latter was
single, supporting an aged aunt. 1t is be-
| lieved that they were tempted to engage III
! the dishonest sale Of grain in consequence
| OF having made several spcculations recently
! in which they were severe sufferers, anC
/ came very near ruin. Their present where,
ubouts are not known, but it is supposed
that they have escaped from the city and
country, perhaps to return In lew year
as strangcrs under assumed names.-Neu
| Yorb. Times, Doth.
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TOBACCO IL ISDIASA.-Indiana Is bccOm-
ing important rs Il tobacco-producinG state.
The soil is well adapted to its growth, par
ticularly in the counties Of Washington,
Orange, Dubois, Greene, Davies, Martin,
Gibson, Warwick, Pike, Knox, Spencer.
Perry, Crawford, and Harrison, where it
is cultivated upon almost every farm. At
the little town of Huntington, in Dubois
county, there are four extensive tobacco
stcmmcrics, from which were shipped the
past year 100 hosShcads Of tobacco, valued
,t GGSn G0O
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As is well known. the Methodist Church

As is well known, the Methodist Cnllrcn
North has claimed, and been allowed by
military authority, the use for half the time
of the church building built and heretofore
used by the southern church. We are told
that the northern preacher on his sunday
has only from eight to twelve to hear MN,
thus in effect closing the church on that
dav. The southern congregation, on the
contrary, is always Il large one.
For the sake of power and money these
pretended Christians are willing to prevent
a whole community from hearing the word
OF God. This is Puritan plely with ven
reancc.- charlottesville Chronicle.
On Wednesday several dwellings were de-
stroved by fire in Chicago, involving loss
of Sl2,00 The car-shops of the Pralrle Dll
Chen railroad, at Milwaukee, with wood
ward containing 800 cords, and bridge
over the Menomonee river, were also de-
stroved by fire, and no Insurance.
On Tuesday night Mr.. McEttrick accom-.
plishcd the feat of walking one hundred
miles within twenty-four hours, at the Bos.
ton skating rink, winning purse OF 500
Time, including rests, % hours, AZ minutes:
and % seconds.
In an ARRAY in Brooklyn, \. Y, Wednes
day. James Alillady attacked James DaSI
with pitchtork, when the latter shot hi
assailant, intlicting a wound in the side
which will probably prove fatal.
The Columbia 6. c. Phgnt1 states thai
Elliott Drafts, Esq, was killed by DIR. f. )
LOWE OH Sunday last near Lexington Court
house.
Hon. George H. Pendleton was throw
from his buggy, in Cincinnati, on SATURDAY.
his horse having taken fright, but ESCAPED
without other in jury than sprained ankle
The letter-carriers' system for lndlanapo0
lis Indiana DAYTON, Ohio; and Richmond
Va. has been ordered, by order of First AS
. sistint Postmaster Earle.
Last week patents were issued for churl
to lanes $. Huffman, Brownsburg, and TO
washing machine to 3. Breeder, Lex
ington.
/ The wool clip of Iowa for this year, it i
stated, will not reach the figures of last yea
by at least ID, 900 pounds.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

TNCRSDAY, May 20 lse|.
The supply Of live stock Of all kinds continues
small, and prices are without material change.
Sales were made follows:
Bscc-Common to fair, tn &c. M D., gross
good, SIC. - b. No strictly prime offered.
yB. -,
Lantbs.-From 81 to go. 80 u head.
Cu{reS.-From 81 to Sl5 n head.
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The Crops and Weather South.

Augusta, GA, May 27.-Accounts from
the cotton crop are discouraging. The cold
nights and unreasonable weather have caused
the plant to die in many localities. For the
last two days the weather has been very
warm, and rain is Indicated this evening.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, May PA north
east gnleS is prevailing.
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UNION LEAGUE MEETING IN New YORK
POLITICAL AID FOR VIRGINIA RADICALS
Ne,r York, May 26.-Ihc National Exccu-
tive Committee Of the Union League OF
America met to-day at the st. Nicholas Ho-
tel, Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, in tho
chair. A large number of delegates were
present from different States, among whom
were Governor Jewell, Of Connecticut
ander Pinkney and others, of New York /;
George n. Black, of Illinois Thomas R
Rich, of Maryland; Ex-Governor Newell, OF
New Jersey; II. c. Dibble, of New Orleans
Thomas A. Ellis, of Florida S. +. Gwinnel
and Major james F. McQuade, of Philadel.
pha. The principal sub iect discussed was
the impending election ut the South, and
measures were adopted to aid the Radicals
in the election about to take place in Virgi,
mia. Thomas G. Baker, national secretary,
presented a report of an encouraging cha
racter, and the committee adjourned to July
81 II.
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TERs1nts shoorrse ArrArR.-About sun.

TEahfRtE SHOOTING ArFAIR.-Abouts sun
down yesterday Mr.. Nat. Chapman, son Of
MIR. Pierson Chapman, of Charles county
Md, accompanied by the sheriff of the
county and an armed posse, in the seine.
boat belonging to Chapnan's landing,
manned by its crew, attempted to execute d
warrant for the arrest of Wesley and Ed.
ward Davis, two OILERS In the Potomac
near Glymont, who were charged with cut
ting the ropes of his fathers seine. The
parties for whose arrests the warrants were
issued being in small canoes, eluded the pur-
suit of the large boat, and, though shot
at several times, made off toward the
virginia shore on their way to which
they came upon the schooner Star, of Wash
lngton, belonging to Captain Thomas
Shackelford, bound up the river, with the
hands and outfit of gilling party on board.
Edward Davis passed by the schooner. but
Wesley was hailed by Captain Shackeford,
ana told to come aboard his vessel, from
Which his pursuers should not take him.
The sheriff's posse then coming up We're
warned off by Captain Shackelford, who,
armed with revolver, told them that they
should not board his vessel; and still re-
fuslng to allow the arrest of Davis, after he
had been told that the arrest was to he
legally made, the sheriff fired at him with
double-barrelled shotgun, and he re-
turned the shot, though he had been
wounded with five balls, one of which en-
tered his eye. A colored mana hand
aboard the vessel-named Grayson, standing
near the captain, was severely wounded
in the side, and another of the hands
had a ball to pass through his shirt.
During the firing Davis made off from the
schooner, but was pursued, and caught near
the Virginia shore, and is now confined iii
the Jail at Port Tobacco. The wounded
men were put in one of the small boats that
were in tow of the schooner and carried to
Fort Washington, where the proper surgi-
cal assistance was rendered them, and both
will be taken to Washington on the steamer
Arrow this evening. The colored mans
wound is only in the fles,, and it is thought
that he will soon recovc-, but the Captains
injuries are of a much more serious charac-
ter. 1t was owing to information lodged
by Captain Shackelford against Mr.. Chap
man and his father during the late war that
these two gentlemen were arrested and con-
fined in the Old Capitol prison.-Alerand'ta
Gazette 26th
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Quarantine at New Orleans---Tne
CpeIOusas Railroad, DC.

NEW ORLEANS, May Ex-Governor War
mouth proclaims Il quarantine of not less
than ten days against the ports of Havana,
Matanzas, Trinidad, Santiago de Cuba,
Monteeo Bay, Jamaica, Jacmel, Balize,
Honduras, Vera Cruz, Maearaibo, Rio ia.
metro, Nassau, n. p, in Cuba, the West
Indies, South and Central America.
Charles Morgan, purchaser of the Ope-
lousas railroad, prints his readiness to coope-
rate with business men in any part OF the
country to finish the road to Texas. He
proposes new corporation with a cash
capital of $1,000, 600, OF which he will take
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DEATH BY DRowNING.-On Saturday night
last about 10 o'clock Mr.. George Sautlcy,
of this county, while returning to his home
from John w. Rollers, in Augusta county,
was unfortunately drowned whilst attempt
inc TO cross North river at the ford just
below Rockland Mills. He leaves family,
and was in the tifty-third year of his age
RGrTSsOnburg Reqister.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES
LIQUORS &C.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,
LIQUORS, &C,
consisting In part of
casks OTARD. DUPuf Il CO.'S FINE
BRANDY. vintage 1862:
l cask OLD IiENNESSf BRANDY, vintage
1862
% dcmijuhns EXTRA FINE DARK BRANDY,
for medicinal purposes : ~
, casks VERY SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE.
) casks VERY SUPERIOR PORT WINE. d-
rect importation:
10 casks .MEDIUM GRADE" WINE,
50 baskets CHAMPAGNE. superior brands:
- cases FINE WINES. one dozen bottles each
50 cases CLARET WINE.
barrels CN. Az OLD RYE WIlSkEi, Ave
years old:
10 barrels KENTUCKY BOURBON WIusKEY,
10 barrels WILSON'S NSYLvANIA
WHISkEI. two years old;
IL barrels LACkEY'S NOUNThIN WllIsKEi,
20 barrels HANGERS WIIISkEY.
- barrels MARTIN WIllSkEY,
Is barrels WHITES ROCkBRlDGE VILE
10 barrels is EENGELMAN's VALLEY CHOICE
80 barrels CoMMoN TO MEDIUM WHIsKEY,
10 b.: rrclS HOLLAND GIN.
II barrels NEW ENGLAND RUM,
barrels OLD JAMAICA RUM.
Also. Il large lot Of MIXED BRANDlES.
WINES CORDIALS. TONIC and BAR BIT
TIERS. &c, &C., in store and for sale on accom-
ANDREW j. GRAY & co.
apes No. Pearl Block.
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Foreign News.

coTeD reSrdns cea snd he TebcoH
was suppressed, but the moral disorder was
disappearing slowly. When the normal
condition is restored, the Home Govern
mcnt, acting with the Cuban deputies, will
suppress slavery.
FRANCE.
PARIS, May 27.-The returns show twenty
seven opposition members elected to the
Corps Lcgislatif.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, May 27.-George Peabody leaves
for New York Saturday.
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Domestic AIarkets-[BY TELEGRAPHl.

NEW YORK, May 27.-No0n.-Mouey, per cent.
Sterling LOOT. Gold, 1891. 5-2os, 's2, III.
Flour unchanged. Wheat 1c. lower Corn heavy.
Pork heavy ut T3l. l:1n$3l.25. Lard quiet. Cot
ton steady ut 2slM2s;c. Turpcntinc dropping ut
i65c. Rosin dull strained common, S242afl$?. Is.
Frcights firm.
Erening hrmcr sales 2, 500 bales at 7slc.
Flour heavy: common to ia ir extra southern, &c.
alt5.sQ Wheat and corn heavy. Pork lower ut
s31 Lard steady Whiskey, Si.os. Turpentine, 46aQ
lie. Rosin, S2406n$S. Freights flrmer; cotton per
steam, tc. Money active mt per cent Gold
weak ut 1879 1921 Sterling quiet and firm. 5-2os,
~, lli0l2?.
BALTIMORE, May 27.-Nirginia 6's DID, insert
bed, 50 bid. Cotton Grmcr ut 2.lc Flour quiet :.
Wheat lower choice Valley. Sl.So Corn-reccipts
large: white, 5dMsSc.; yellow, DOC. Provisions
firm. WhiSkcy, 3I.lo.
CIScISSATf, May 27.-Whiskey held at $l.o2R
81 %. Mess pork unchanged. Bacon n demand;
shoulders, l3lc.; sides l5.Gll7c, but held higher.
ST. LOUIS, May 2I.-Whlskey dull ut 81. Mess
pork, $3.50. Shoulders, l3tc.; clear sides, Ttc.
Lard quiet at lSc.
WILMINGTON. May 27.-SrIrits turpentine I'M
settled ut 42G9!24c. Rosin steady at sl.oogs7.se'
Tar $3.50.
NEW ORLEANS, May 27.-Cottcn In limited de-
mand; mi,dingS, 2SSc.; sales, 500 bales; receipts,
81 bales exports los bales. Cold, last. New
! ork sight, parMb discount. Sugar--Common,
o.c. fair, l2ic.: prime lCc. Molasses dull FER
m 4O6y52tc.
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n ICE ICE at the MARKET STORE,

ICE, ICE, ICE, at the MARKET STORE,
J. III! Main street, between Seycnteenth anG
market hours SLICED HAM: SMOKED BEEF:
BEEF and HOG TONGUES, smoked and picked:
shorter: PICKLES MS sour ms vinegar; with
TEAS GROCERIES, oODENW AR L.
BROOMS, and anything else. Please go and see
choice BACON, sc. myf-sm
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half, and pay cash for It; the road to be
finished, put in repair rs far as it is now
built, and double track laid if necessary.
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Cnhon News.

HAVANA, May 27.-Lesca succeeds La
tona in the Govcrnorship Of Puerto Prin-
cipc.
Sugar active at SH@SB.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
cOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE
NO. 1904 MAIN STREET LROOM No g.,
RICHMOND, VA.

CENTRAL OFFICE
NO. 1904 MAIN STREET ROOM No. g.,
RICHMOND, VA.
FREDERICK W. POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention Of persons having real
estate I'm the city state for sale tn the advantages
offered hv this AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts to purchasers Tor All pro-
pcrty placed In our hands
our connections are well established throughout
the North. -,, NM,
To purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRD-
PERRY, FARMS. MILLS, M1LL-slTES, MI T.
RAJ and WOODLANDS.
REFERENCES:
Hon. James G.. Blaine, Speaker House oi Repre-
sentttiycS.
Hon r. c. Schcnck. Chairman Committee Of
Ways and Means, House OF Representatives.
lion. James 4. Garfield. Chairman Of Committee
Oh Banking and Currency.
Hon. Alexander Riycs.
Hon. II. II. Wells, Governor Of Virginia.
II. G. Bond. Esq, Register IN Bankruptcy
NIajor-(iener8I q. 0. Howard. u. ;. y.
Colonel A. 5. Buford, President Of the Richmond
and Danyllc and York River raj roads:
IT. u. Cooke, Esq. of Jay Cooke & CO;
General Williams c. Wickham. President Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ap l5-3indSw
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MATING, OIL~CLOTII, sc,
G0ADGEEINE.

COAGULINE.-Jus received another
I supply Of this valuable article. IL meets
want long felt. and by Its use broken articles OF
china glass, ivory, leather, etc., can be made as
GOOD a. new. Being transparent, the Joint In the
fractured article Is scarcely discernbe. Ii resists
equally heat and cold, fire and water ana so great
Is lis tenacity that 1t has been known TO resist a
weight Of over 300 pounds. The Journal ~ Ap-
Diifd Chemistry speaks of 1t as great inyentionI
hliing gap in the appliances OF science For safe
BY y. BLAIR, fnaTniiceu.s',
N.Y. s2S Broad street.
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7, the circuit court for Talbot county,
Naryland. il was decided last week that
under the laws of that State woman ailel
the death of her husband, can recover, ny IL
s,Ijt nj law against his executors, money DC
Innginp 10 the wife and loaned TO the nus
hand during the marriage. Inc sun Was
hrolinht by a Mrs. Barton against inc eA-
cc,1tors of her late husband, William bar
ton. for near s., 900 and interest, money ne ,
longing to her in her own right, ana "hlvii
She loaned to her husband after the lliil
riapc. The court gave decision Id 1a'ol u
The nlaintitf for the full amount oil the prlh,,
cinol with interest. The defendants, counsei
took exceptions to the decision OF Inc cotll!,
and the case may 60 to the Court OF Appears
for Observation-Disclosures american.
John Taylor, for many years the farmer OF
Daniel Webster, died in Salisbury, OF con.
snmntion, on Friday last, aged siXty-eisht
Years. He was buried on the Webster farm,
In Franklin, on Sunday. Mr.. Taylor was
nm intelligent farmer and upright cltlzeh,
and his relations to Mr.. Webster were OF
gratifying character.
A Jury of inquest has acquitted the onltec
States soldier charged with beatlnS ms mne
tn death near Fortress Monroe, deciding
that her death was caused by the pursuing
of blood vessel. o
A Boston pedestrian has won Ssoo Dy
walking 100 miles III less than tWenIy-ioui
consecutive hours,
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CoSr1scATED REBEL LANDs.-Secretary,
Boutwell, proposes to have the returns Of
the sales Of contscated property IN the repel
States overhauled, as it rumored that some
of the United States officials have neglected
to pay the receipts from sales INTO the ire a',
esnccially forgetful about settling Their Fc-
connts and it may appear that some of them
have purchased coniiscated property, sold
nnder their authority, at low prices, ana
then pocketcd the scanty proceeds.-Nd-
ttonaE Iitciligencer.
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NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Haying EZ8
y supplied Inysclf with new and im-eI1lH1T
proved apparatus for making the above gas, am
now prepared 10
EXTRACT TEETH WITHOUT PAIN.
Those who may be skcptical on the subject nave
only t. try IL and be convinced.
GEORGE Is. STEEL. Dentist,
an 10 dl,yam s?3 Main street.
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&roTIrE TO DELINQUENT TAX
N PAYERS IN THE TOWN, OF e a se town. o.
nncbestnr are hereby notified that The taxes now
due must be paid on or before the FIFTEEESSdd Id
DAY OF JUNE, or twenty per cent. VIII DC aaoeo
" Nv nv order of the Board OF Trustees -
p9 oi1S1 V r. H. BEAZLEY, Secretary.
MANCHESTER, VA, May %, lso''
my 22-S, TuS Th?w
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The Presbyterian General Assemblies
North.
New YORK, May 27.-Thc committees Of
the Old and New School Assemblies have
agreed upon plan of union.
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HUDSON 3. WOOD, DENTIST, 60
- respectfully offers his professional ser-~ul1p
vices t. lis friends and feliow-cltlZens:
TFETiI EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAlS.
Office Main street between Seventh anu Eighth
.trert. Richmond Va ap Ism
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Foreign Markets-TBY TELEGRAPH.


LONDON, May 27.-NoOn.-Consols, o3a United
states bonds T9s. Sugar quiet both on the spot
aud anoat. IfternOon.-COnsols, 93a. United states
bonds quiet 1T 7ei
LIVERPOOL. May NO0u.-Cotton armer but
not higher uplands, llbmlltd; Orleans, lls0ll3.
.lGerHooR.- firmcr; uplands, lid; Or
leans. ND: sHlcs now estimated Mt 1000 bales.
Lard. GGs. cd.
LIVERPOOL, May 7-Ereni"g.--Cotton lltd :;
Orleans, llid. sales, Is, 900 bales.
ITAyRE, May 27.-Cotton opens quiet both on
the spot and niont.
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THE MYSTERY.

The explosion is not accounted for by
even the beSt-iulormed gas manufacturers.
We were informed last night that when it
occurred there was no fire in the caldron,
and that no gas had been let into the holder
for six hours.
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M'KINzIE's DEATH.

Through the smoke of the burning tar
the poor fellow Mckinzie was lifted down
Off the ladder and laid out in the office. He
had scarcely six hours to live, but he was
strong for the moment, and when a Catho-
lie priest came and performed for him the
last office of the living. he seemed happy to
enjoy that blessing, and he raised himself
up on one of his elbows, and talked with
strength and intelligence. lie seemed to
forget for the moment his awful bodily
pain in his anguish mt leaving unprotected
his wife and children. His body and limbs
were all a cri>p--terrible to look upon-but,
strange to say, his hair had not been in the
least singed. Drs. Newton and Gittcnan
waited upon him, but il was evident that he
was beyond their cure, and had only to wait
for death. So he was taken to his poor
home, on the corner Of Second and Park
streets, where his wife and children Sobbcd
around him till O'Clock last evening, when
death released him.
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T LIQUORS., LIQUORS, LIQUORS.

We beg leave to call the attention Of the trade
to our
LARGE and WELL-SEL ECTED ASSORTMENT
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DR. &. L. kLOEBER, ~
SURGEON DENTIST, Sfffp
Beautiful ARTIFICIAL TEETH at go to $50
per set Cash paid for OLD GOLD SETS, or ex-
changed for new nj highest value.
special attention paid 70 filing and correcting
Irregularities OF the teeth.
Fees moderate.
Dental rooms, No. Se2 Broad street. apl
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bling all the while. This was who, ;

bling all the whils,. This woo ,,,,,o.
CURED The fire finder the On ;dron o ~
ready mentioned communicated ~ o ~ az,
contents. There was dull roar no hi..
column OF smoke shot M and hid Tho t,ws s
men on the ladder. Then tho hlack smo oIo
ana icaplng tongues of red aannes dasba n i
over Inc r,ihs In the water. The thottsanJs.
crowded together on Front street and in
INC Inc al,e!s saw this. They did not know
Mnae IL meant, for they could not see the
" .u OF roar, and smoke, and fire. They
az s' S hlnt with great terror. They saw
n o,,'S VcN.a uction leaping over toward them
on swift wind from the south, and there
Was probably not one IN hundred of Thorn
mat lid not feel that the earth was about 70
open and swallow them, that fire was about
!" consume them, or that thry were about
10 DC buried iii the rilins of another and
perhaps more terrible explosion. And 90
WIN one mind, they fell back. turned. and
lied--Somc east, unG some west, and some mn
against the walls on tho north of the street
lhcy were panic-Strickcn crowd, terrible
III lhclr fear. The weaker men casDed
i"u ar IN III" crush, and some of them
.1 10 the Sround-hoys were trampled into
I'll" %ntter-somc stumbled over the hose.
ana were unable to rise again until they had
lclt many cruel heel; several women had
me same desperate experience. 1t was
struggle to escape fire or conclusion. all
thought, and SO they fled, without reason.
young man named Albert Warren had his
i"lt arm broken; 4 lad named John Mallon
mad the calf Of one Of his legs shockingly
mutilntcd: woman, Mrs. kridcr. living
near by, and strangely out of place there,
unless, as was stated, she sought one of her
children, was SO violently josted and
trampcd upon that a miscarriage very soon
resulted to her; James Harper, large,
StronS man, had two of The fingers of his
left hand broken and various other acct
dents occurred, but our reporter, who had
leapcd down from the wall overlooking the
ruins, could not learn all of the names or
incidents.