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''"':," schneider, a pastry COOK. anu
A"'in." il"n'Z, a butcher, both Germans.
..'' " '...itcuhI III = Cincinnati beer-SaioOn
'N''.!"i, "Acu schneider stabbed HentZ
~. b" breast, turning the knife around
."..gr before drawing il out. causing almost
@u@u.&to death. The trouble originated
ii game OF cMds.
III" Sweles living on the Pacific railroad
near !, Paul, Mimi. created an extensive
excitement By making a raid on a grain
""..her Of III" company, SUNDAY, and
A'@I.' beat him 10 death, for informing on
"oo1-,lc.icg>. Next morning dead Swcde
W.T. land an the track. More trouble is
aiIr"n"ndrd.
"",r.nor Acorn. Of Mississippi, tcc-
-.-isi- :" Washington that he number Of
.~.48"'> III that state for the lust six
@"|'5~, under military rule, was IS UNI
"1 ''i't spycraM' ~. He reajhrms his
j''.u> opinion that the civil authorities
"' ahii" i"r The execution Of the laws.
Ia" >0c,,tGr american says it is now
impossible 10 construct q Durglar-prooi
'st"-tof the thief, with his cylinders Of
,',4iH"s>ed hNdI o@cn ard Oxygen, can in Il
~" sctobG> hlIrm hylcs Of amy size in the
"'.H"' lncl1l-is ii, e-driil cnabin" him in
u" iAMu'c- - work his way into the
'~'H''ol safe that was ever constructed"
, barge has been made against John
-"~i"on, a prominent banker, in the
LL.,'1 >ta'es Circuit Court at New York,
'' ''A'raiInr over $1,000, 600 worth Of "a
- " prevent ;hem falling into the HANDS
y" AL assignee IN bankruptcy.
William Foster, Of White Water. Wis,
80, himself at hN wife's deatk-Ded on SIT
MA! night. There is but little hope OF
- recovery. Depression from the loss of
LIZ Il" "a. the ca'Ise OF the art.
a University association, composed OF
ri1U&'tN ol the Virginia University, has
l''h iorined in Lynchb,rg-R. II. q.
''1A', is1., president.
!. IT. Merchants and Manufacturers
E">e'Irioc" concern, at New York,
49,, ,,'> 'r"n ,"iztd by the police on the ground
Nat II ia .windlc.
,.I, n' M"-sachuaetts Legislature have re-
,, ,sF ,' ptss prohbitory liquor law by a
'''< u liz 70 81,
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York Stock and 5Ioney, ,Marhes
NEW YORK, April 6.-state bonds DUP. Ten
neasee's steady and. virgini1s rather heavy
Acnnessee e's, COP; new, GO. Virginia Ga. 10
new, 1l' Louisiana e's, 90 new, o. LeYec gs. ~
90 o. Alabama s's, 1898; SIS, 90. Georgia Ga
sv mi, Ls, pot North Carolina s's, 4sl; new. "a
sou'h Carolina e's, 70; new. ga. '' -
money easier at e@7 per cent. Prime discounts,
w. w. per cent. Sterling quiet at loaaaIlo Gold.
.cT. sernments Oft aaa sl's. l1s3; 's2's, ll2,
IN, eah.,li2h; new, 1l13 'eTs, lily; ,es,s,
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Inc PRESIDENTS st. Domingo Message

'afa to the Public" from Gront His
' connection with the San Domingo
"A "Gentleman from San Domingo,
'ed IL, and Another "Gentleman from
D'il'n0o' Pushed It-Grant and the
oe doctrine "A Few Shots Mt Summer
so't-soap for seventy-Two-He rurn, I'm
Report, &c. ''ioherN
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The Mexican Presidential Election
Pclitica11 0satrages The Tef7uanfe,
pee Canal. -. il.
HAVANA, April 5.-Dates from the city OF
Mexico are to March 80. Congress was TO
adjourn next day. Senior Romero was to
leave the Ministry on account of his unpopu-
arity, but will be again sent as Minister to
Washington, as he is favorite of presi-
accompanied by outrages " by both par
ties, threats Of Imprisonment being among
them.
;. The discovery of practical route for
me Iehuantepec canal caused much re-
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roRr OF RICHMOND, APRIL S, 1871.

FORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL S, 1871.
ARRIVED.
Steamer j. ". Everman, Holmes, Phil ade lphia
merchandise and passengers, w. p. Porter.
SAILED, 's-
Steamer Johu Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chGndise end passengers, l.. b. Tatun.
Schooner Anna Boland, VOORHEES,, New York,
wood, Curtis s Parker.
schooner Jamestown, Brown, New York, via
Osborne's, coal, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED, m..s- .. ..
Schooner Eliza and Rebecca, Price, New Yor X,
granite, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Emelinc McClaine, Crowell, Woods 8
Hole, guano, Currie Co.
MEMORANDA. -g ...
WEST POINT, April 5.-Arrived, steamer Vir-
cIpia, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise and pas
sengers, York River Railroad Company, and sailed
on return.
Puth Shaw, Shaw, Galveston, Texas, railroad
ms t.rial, Tredegar Company; vessel Curtis q
[BY TELEGRAPH. a.n.-
FORTRESS MONROE, April 5.-Arrived, bark
Skinner OF the Sea and big Handles, from BIO
for orders.
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Domestic Markets-[RY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, April 5.--Cotton quiet sales, 1900
bal-s; uplands. l5i,. 'Flour- Southern Quit :.
c2mm%nto fair extra 10 9O@s7 50. Whisky, Vol elG
sit:. Wheat lc. lower. Corn l@2c lower :.
mixed western, sc@s2sc. Pork. ssSs: sasso. IS.
Lard shade tlrmer at 9t@l2sc. Turpentine
heavy ii Sic Rosin quiet and firm a, So. 6ss6
80. Freights irmer.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Virginia Ss-Old. SIS.
bid, set asked: '66's, 10 bid Il asked CTS, ii
bid s. asked Coupons, old, 70 BID, IS asked new,
Flour quiet. Wheat quiet; fair to good. sl.6oQ
sl.65; common. &l.a5@ tl.45; others unchanged
Cor dull white southern, SIC. yellow southern
Soc. {; IN lxed western, 76@7sc. oats, se@s4c. Porl
quiet. Bacon weaker. Lard weak. " h,skcy nom
inal at s?c.
LOUISVILLE, April 5.-Tobacco active sales
2al hegsheads; Jugs. S5.25@Ss.75; medium brign
wrappers. 425lS34 so.
LOUISVILLE, April 5.-Corn, Csc. Provisions
shade tirmer but unchanged In price. Whiske,
quiet at &c.
NEW ORLEANS, April Sugar firm; prime
lc@l,tc Molasses- Fermented. a5@lSc. plants
tion rehoiled, 35@45c.
hew York sight, premium. Gold, 1loa.
CINCINNATI April 5.-Pork dull and nominal,
$50 Lard In fair demand and higher at ll@ilsS
Bacon quiet and unchanged. Whiskey firm an,
IN fair demand at SIC.
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Sam Domingo Affairs.

.. ntAyI,AN s, April 5.-Advices from Hayt
state state tha. great excitement prevails there
Uosr sne question Of the San Domingo an.
1 1t, ALL AdviGes from St. Thomas of the
, ass sasE s say Inc United States flagship Con.
Of Ca dnu Sssnoolship are here. The defeat
ported that Luperon's ssarmv,; :. ~ r,a - re-
progress in the northwestern nrovinnas A''
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Arrest of q HOrse.Thfof

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1sPATcH.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, April 5.-A man named
Nettleship, riding bay mare three wears
oio, was arrested in town to-day and lodged
IN Jail. The mare is the PROPERTY Of Mr.
L, ,. 1utwller, of Lexington, Va, from
"nom she was stolen yesterday morning.
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The Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-0tice Signal Blu.
read Probabilities 1t is probable that
the barometer will continue to fall over the
lakes, with increasing cloudness and
threatening weather. Light and a. fresh resi-
and Atlantic coasts and On the lower Mis-
sissippi. 'f.
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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.

Inc Communists Rally for Another Fight A
Great Battle E8pected-A Prussian Corps
""o"' 70 March on Paris-Arrest of the Arch
Dishop Of Paris by the Insurgents -Blanqui,
Iambou' and Assay Likely to be Executed
oS their Colleagues-Firing from the Forts
1900 Communists Captured, &c.
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The Connecticut Election.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The very latest
dispatches from Connecticut state an in
creased probability that the election of Gov.
ernor will devolye upon the Legislature.
EThe Republicans have u majority of tive in
the Senate and fifteen in the House, which
will insure the election Of Jewell (Rep).
kellogg (Rep), for Congress, has 40 ma
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All In cold black walnut. All II
by this company are tn otoushly

All In eolid black walnut. All the Organs made
by this company are tn otou2hly
FIRsT-CGASS IN EVERY REsFECT.
They will not make the so-calied cheap organs al
any prir e. The comparative superiority OF their
instruments is now greater than ever before, rs
every competent judge who Will carefully examine
and compare must perceive. ...s
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, with wood-cuts
from photographs OF The dif rent .yes, full nlor-
NATION, aud lowest prices Also restim cnial CIR
e lar W III be sent free to any address,. .r-
MnsUN s. iiAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
see Broadway, New York.
% '"'' $40 r. L. D. wALFORD,
ep a--decdAwen eA Main street.
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ta"9 ,an political tone Of the STATE
~,e' combined with the elaborate di>-
.y E Hrr,' j; knows about farming"
.' H.. .u-i,mcd 10 think il must be edited
: Il.o. "h"p hr i asleep. This is cu-
o~ :1"'.~'u in psychology. which we
la., tHr II" consideration Of the Davcn-
y ..-.l-L.-Nulflk liruiMOn.
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CANINE ARTELLI8ENCm,

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 9, 1871.
Sun riscs. ..,......... $40 Moon rises..,, 7.35
Sun sets ...,..,....... $50 High tide. "a
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fSECOSD DISPATCH

HARTFORD, April 5.-The latest returns
give English Dem.) s plurality. The cleo
ton now undoubtedly dcvolves on the
LEGISLATURE. ~
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Cotton Markets-rBY TE1EcRApH-

Cotton Markets -lBY TELEGRAPH
WEDNESDAY, April 5.-Neo Orleans: Mid.
dlngs, lisHilsc receipts $3.50 bales exports to
Liy,rpopi, losi bales to Cronstadt, s,ls8 bales
bales; to Boston, l!se bsles; sales. $3.50 bales
stock, 2o7, 81 bales. Savannah In moderate DE-,
mand It lss0lic.; receipts, 1,4sl bales exports,
coastwlse, "a bales sales 200 bIles stock 4s
7s3 bales. Norfolk: Dull; low midolings, 13c.
receipts. 900 bales exports to Crest Britain c52
bales; s,les, so bales; stock, 5,3O5 bales.
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TONQUA BEANS.
choice parcel just received direct nom Tue Il"
p'' HAEvEYs Il WILLIAMS.
fec Importers Agents.
ICE,

Tue undersigned have formed CO ss
TO carry on the NORTHERN ICE puS S, y :, L ~
under the style OF Meg D VAN & LhhbhIS nna
10 ost respectfully ask share Of public ps.roan ii
supply OF ICE and guarantee to supply their Gu" .,
toiners throughout the season. Ice denYeieu -
anv part OF the city with punctutl!ty, ana h9nss
tjrisrs through the post-odice will be promptly
attended, 70, McGOWAH LAMKkS.
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hiIhhoSD AND YORK RIVER RAILHoAD,a
SUPERISTESDEyT'S OFFICE,

hiIhhoSD AND YORK RIVER RAILRoAD,o
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, Feb n, ISL. }
CHANGE OF Schedule RES
~ TABLIsHMrNT OF DAILY LINE T,n
T Ttsai aStsr mHNDAY, 9TH Of March, ISL, tht,
AhAANo On snis road viii run az follows;
PASSENGER TEAMS.
pic LEAVE west Point daily at A. N. arrive NJ
Leave Richmond daily at ? p NJ
West Point at 1855 2. NJ III. arrive &s
FhSluhr TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTACHED, oAn
A. 81 arrive ut est Point at 5 A. "a. p''u' ~
Leave rs; mest Point Mondays excepted) at p.
Trains connect daily at West Point with srs,-
class steamers for Baltimore. Ai''
lar Eare from Richmond to Baltimore. s5.
through bills of lsdng given to all nofn,.
MOEIh anc SOUTH. Freight received daily and
PHILIP T. YEATMAE.
General Ticket and Freight rent
VIZ. N. BRAGG. Superintendent. NH -
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81, Louis Election.

ST.. LOUIS, April 5.-The Democrats have
swept the city by probably 1900 majority.
[sEooND DIsPATcH.]
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-The Democratic ma
iorities here range from l, 800 to ., 200. Inc
Democrats elect ten out of twelve AioeI-
men, which, with those holding over, MAKE
the City Council tie. The Democrats nave
carried the municipal elections ssnefaiis
throughout the State
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Foreign Markets rBY TELEGRApHl
LONDON, April 5.-Consols, ses. United States
bonds. s2s.
LIyERPooL, April 5.-Cotton dull and un-
changed; uplands, f6@7id.: Orleans, Hold !;
sales, 1900 biles, including 900 bales for specu-
lation and export,
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REMOVAL,
ID r e Z S
OF THE
MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.

Having vastly increased their facilities for
m a,tufacture tue MASON & HAMLis ORE n
IIMPAN1 are now enabled TO offe- their we'll
known Organs, which dfe
TIE ACKN 9WLEDGED STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE
among Instruments Of the class, at prices OF In
ferior work They print their lowest price,,
which arc, therefore, alike to au-lnYarlaole'
Tire following are .....
!LLUSTRkTIOES:
rour.or,ave Organs $50
he came, duub @ TeeJ co
fi snd Urn Trn,nentad Observation-Disclosures. 100
The same, double reed, with i've stopS....'. 10
tn,,v miner siyles. uu 70, j. 600
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aSgTROPOLITAN WORKS,

COENEH HEYENTk ENU VENNHHE1 HN"1hN
STATIONARY ard PORTABLE ENGINES
s ana 81 SR Il nd snd PLAsTrR HILLS;
RoiT RHs FORGlTCS, CASTINGS Of iRsH
ar BRASS: MILL GEARING, &c.
| ENGINES and SAW-lILLS OF VARIOUS sihes
Old engines, &C., repaired and cold on commits.
1ion or exchanged for ncT. All otlssT rcpans
oupL,y and satisfactorily done.
sanH for descriptive circulars.
SsW IVA WILLIAM L. TANNER CO.
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MACHINERY, &c.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

MI $3.50
one 2o.HORSE POWER PORTABLE STEAM.
ENGINE, as good as new, just suited for saw
mill; H..~ $3.50.
One new IL HORSE POWER PORTABLE
STEAM-ENGIEE, ...
One new s-F. OF ALIEN FAN-BLOWER,
one TOWER fUMS-capacity, 600 gallons per
minute
One SECONDHAND BOLT CUTTER,
One, 35-HORSE POWER FLUE BOILER, with
Iron Front and Crate Bars, complete;
One IL ;HORoE POWER PORTABLE BOILER,
ana lots OF shaitiug, Pullies, Geer-Wheeis,
one GklST MILL, three feet Stones, French
Butrs, all complete.
All or the above VIII be sold low FOB CASH, to
cIose constgnments, all In our shop.
up a-eod2w SLUAT & ADDIEGTON.
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FERTILIZERS,
FOE ToBACC0MISTs.

FVt TpBAUVV1a1S1D s 49,,
TAUTION.-The subscribers bog to call
The attention of tobacco manufacturers ana
OF the trade To The conn.erfeits OF their
J;cnrJcE Z: a. PASTE,
now offered In the markets OF virginia. 1 oI
suiners wll detect the fraud at once on compa ,h-
son With the scuuine which can DO had OF me SUD
scrfbers only or Of Mesyrs. Haryeys Wiiliams,
HichUonG. DUtlfiEk O. ~
mh O. sot Whitehall street. New fork.
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DURE MOUNTAIN WHlSKEY.
The grca, popularity Of Peter Hanger s(Sr.) HI /
VIII KEY hS s produced quite number .. imi-
tations, Those wanting WE1skE4 which cam
not be surpassed in flavor sud purity. can obtain
the genuine =. HANGER tSr.l NHlSkGI nom
MCCARTHY q SLATER. ole gents,
NH elm l42a Main stTeet.
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LIME AND CEMENT.
LIME.-S00 barrels per
IL schooner Francis Hatch, now IN the liver.
VIII he landed TUESDAY morning. For sale low
f.uIn vessel. A. ,. LEE,
apo Virginia street. near Danvile cepct.
OSENDALE CEMENT 900 barrels in
Az store. for sale nv A. S. LIME.
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hlCHMGf d AND FfTEHsBURs q. k.aai,.s n
RICHMOND. April Lot, 1871.
'EHE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD

EfdE T q A n 3 ON THIS ROAD
Il run as follows: e, -
The man trains leave Richmond At 1:4s A. n.
and leo P. d. - " !" = . =
leave Richmond daily at A.. M. aud p. III.
and leave Petersburg daily At 9 a. N. and 500 p,
NJ. teSct pit on SuEdaysl. when they leave Peters
burg at 8 q. d. and S =. NJ. -
me sSS A. ID. traIa will not leave Richmond On
SUNDAYS, and the 72) p. H. train win not lesyo
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:ss P. II.
daily train.
i, PASSENGERS from Glover Hill take the $40 A. n,
train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays and
returning leave either Richmond or Peters Jury
on the same days. at 2:35 =. II. ~
at Chester. NJ. b. KaSFY
apl Ticket and Fretr, a gailt
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WtNEa zSEs ElA22ipEs

I BUMGARDNER'S WHISKEY, re-
~ ceivCd direct i.om him.
GEO. Z. HUNDbET X CO.,
~ 5-3m SIS Broad street.
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saATHHOADs.

The steamer GEORGE NINA having resumed
her regular trips on this route, will leave AguIa
Creek on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS ut 8
O'Clock A. NJ for Baltimore. ~ 80. - 49,.
returning. wi leave baltimore TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS at ! O'Clock r. ~, Stopping at
the landings on the Potomac each way for pas
sonxers and freights. j. TSESTRY =.
ap4-lw General Freight and Ticket A ppr,t.
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Terms of Subscription,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rev. J. H.
pCoRp, Pastor.-Public Service every Sabbath
Al iOI A. NJ, and ~ p. NJ. t1,IA ll.llsel
Sabbath School at Q A. M. ia...s.ssad
Prayer Meeting every Thursday, at u p. M
Communion Service, first Sabbath of every
month at lel A. NJ. 'HtN s~ ~
st. Andrews -Episcopal--Re Rev.
GEoRGg HALL.-Public Service Sunday morning
Al 10 o'clock, and at I P. M,-Sunday School al
;P. M-Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
At o'clock. h'4snur'
Presbyterian Church--Rev. Mr.. BUTLER
Pablie Service every Sabbath, morning and even
Ing.
Baptist Church-Rev. W. b. SKINNER Pas
tor. Public services every Sabbath, morning or
evening alternately. n..
81. Francis Church--Catholic--Rev, I.
J. McMASus-Mass at l0l o'clock A. NJ, on the
..ecoud and fourth Sundays of each month.
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LAMENrABLr, ISpEEp!-Tbc Radi

bAMENTABLE, INDEED! The Radi-
cal County Convention assembled in this borough,
two weeks ngo, but failed to make any nomna-
tons. The party small ns il Is is divided The
leaders cannot agree. Ono Of the factions is bait
ing Democrats TO become volunteer candidates,
promising to elect them by large majoritics. But
the old gray-backs object 10 this. These latter
would rather be defeated by 1000 than victorious
with mongrel eopperhead. One Of the veterans
remarked that the party was now going to pieces,
because Of the numerous rcncgndcs who were at
the head Of it--Grani, Gcary, Cameron, Scott,
etc.,-not a single thoroughbred Republican at
the head Of Affairs anywhere. l, ftN fef
We learn that the Radical leaders offer $500
each for volunteer Democrats for Assembly and
Register & Recorder, and s3co for Associate ] adgc
and Commissioner, aud II the bait Is not nibblcd
at within two weeks, "Icya" veterans will be put
OF the track and huge effort made 10 defeat our
nominees.
Here Is a magnificent opening for some enter
pr,ing gentleman to make small fortune, Who
% bold enough TO corne forward and grasp the
'rrirei From three 10 Eve hundred dollars for
scalps Is not to be sneeled at these times. All
who are "on the make" will please call at tho
Office Of our modest young friend, 7. II. Murray,
Esq, Chairman Of the loyal County Committee
ior further information 90 thi, subject. One At .
i.H-, stpil.neH Tqrbrr.
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THE RAILROAD HOUSE,

MAIN ST., PHILIPSBURG, PA.
VNHE undersigned keeps constantly on hand
i the best Of Liquors. His table is always
supplied with the best the market affords. The
travelling public will do well to give him call.
noyI,'65. ROBERT LLOYD.
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BURdLARY.--On Saturday night, Sth
inst, the Adams express Office in this place was
entered by forcing the front door, and the safe
blown open. The thieves, however, got nothing
for their trouble, Mr.. King, the agent having re-
moved all the money and valuables from the Office
before closing for tho night. Tho burglars first
attempted to force m entrance a, the back win
dow, but failed. hammer was left on the prem
iscs, and two chiscls were found in the lot of d.
McMurtric, Esq, near by, one Of which was
stamped with the name Of our townsmin, Alex
Armitagc, from whom they were evidently stolen
The thieves have thus far escaped detection, as
usual.-Huntingdon Monitor.
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NEW WASHINGTON ACADEMY
G. W. lNNES, A. NJ, Principal.

VNHE FIRST SESSION Of this institution will
l. commence on Monday, the 18th day Of May
next. Term, 6vo months)
Pupils may enter at any time, and will b,
charged tuition from the time they enter until tn,
close Of the session. The course of instruction
will embrace all branches included In thorough
practical education for both sexes.
Vocal Music taught when desired.
Good boarding can be obtained at
THREE DOLLARS PER WEEK.
Parents can be assured that the ability and
energies Of the Principal win be devoted to the
mental and moral training of those placed under
his charge. 'tl.@
va Terms Of Tuition will be moderate, and
can be ascertained by addressing DR.. J. Innes, al
New Washington, or the Principal, q. W. Innes
at Appollo, Armstrong county, Pa. but who will
be at New Washington after April LIST.
New Washington, March 22, 1s7I-tf
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FIRE.-On Saturday morning, the
lst inst, berween the hours Of one and two clock.
the floor and ceiling between the bar room and
dining room Of the American House was discovered
TO be on fire. When discovered the fire had gained
considerable Roadway, but by the prompt action
of the boarders and citzegs was speedily got under
about burnt out. The fire is supposed to have
originated from rats getting into box Of matches
which were on shelf near the ceiling Of the bar
room.-BrookriHe Js6ersonian
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-07-19
HORRIBLE AccrpEsr.-on Saturday

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. On Saturday
evening Sth inst, at the Patterson well, in Greene
township, while the tools were being drawn out,
Mr.. George yaplc was caught by portion of the
machinery. He was thrown around the drum Of
the bull wheel, and about hundred and fifty feet
Of rope was coilcd about him. His body was
crushed to shapclcss mass, and life was extinct
before he could be released. No other person was
in the derrick at tthefime, the engineer being at
the engine. Yaplos was man of about thirty
Eve years, and leaves wife and three children.
He and his wife separated some time since, and she
has been living in the wcst.-Rrie Ob,crrsr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-07-19

HOUSE BURNED. - The st. Marys
Gazette says: On the night of the ith, Mr. vii.
marth's commodious dwelling house at wilmarth
this county, was entirely destroyed by fire. Mr.
wilmarth and family we learn were absent at The
time on visit. General Kane also lost large
amount of lumber. The orgnation Of the FIRE i,
supposed to have been from FIRE crackers. We did
not learn whether there was any insurance, but
presume there was
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-07-19

FIRE IN HoUTzDALE-This thriv-
ing village was visited by another FIRE on satur-
day night Mr.. Persing, whose Hotel was burned
ing, was again burned out. -Four buildings were
burned, two of which belonged to Mr.. George
Hagerty. A store and millinery establishment
were in the buildings consumed Some of the
tenants made very narrow escape. One man was
so near sufoeated that he had to be thrown out of
q second story window by his comradc, who then
jumped after him, and in this manner saved their
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