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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-11
AnfrIoN gAr.Es--Thls nay.
By Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

HANDSOME FURNITURE. PIANOS,
ID iron SAFE, GoLD o LEvER w ~ IfiE
ron This DAY Mt 10 o'clock will sell ut my
store n large and handsome assortment of FURNl-
T Thes' t CHTCK ERING RosEWoOD-cAsE
One ii sToDDARD & DUNHAM ROSEWOOD,
CASE PLANO.
Two handsome PARLOR SUITS, In halr-cotn:
Handsome MARBLE-TOP CENTRE TABLES,
Three COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, new;
Beautiful WALNUT BEDSTEADS,
HAIR and sIIUCK MATTRESSES,
MARBLE-TOP ET&GERE SIDEHOAhD,
EXTENSION DINING; TABLES, WARDkOBES
MaRBLE-TOP and PLAIN BUREAUS, SOFAS
LOUNGES. ETAGERES, MA Fl o GA y ano
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS.
REFKIGERATORS, SEWING-MACIllNES,
OFFICE DESKS, TIN SAFES, c,rr
One MARVIN & cos FlRE-PRoof SAFE
Fine Gold LEVER WATCH; one CUCKOO
CLOCK, very Ingenious;
One fine hIUSIC-BOX, four tunes
ALSO.
One SINGERS SEWJNG-MhCHiNE:
THOMAS ". KEESEE,
anil Auctoncer.
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EOR SALE OR Wishing to re-

TOR SALE OR RENT.-WisninS to re-
Il tire from the mercantile business will sell AT
auction. the premises. on the 18th day OF April,
49,. at noon. rny STOEEll0USE and LOT now oc-
cr,picd by tho firm OF f. l.. Harris Co., located at
Fretlcrick's Hall. on the Chesapeake and ONO rail-
road. and universally regarded rs the best stand IN
the county. ,,
TERMS or SALE: Onc-third cash. and the residue
OIL a credit of six and twelve months equal install
mruts deferred payments To bear eight per cent III
erest. aud title withheld Till all the purchase money
is paid. .
Should sale not hc effected on satisfactory terms
then. the property will lie rented to the highest bd-
der for twelve months.
/ wifi also offer for sale n IIALF-tCRE LOT, adj
joining store lot which has 4 DOuBLE-CABlN
with Stone chimney upon il. +. l.. HARRIS.
~ the same time aid place the above, We Will
sell at public auction urIr entire STOCK OF GOODS,
consisting OF great many desirable articles.
+. l.. HARRIS & co.
r. A TRIcE Auctinnecr NH 3p-e0dtd
TOR SALE OR RENT, RESIDENCE
\ No. 1913 koss street at present occupied ny Alrs'
Motley. II Is in good order, aud Immediate posses
sion Will be given. Also. for the summer. or longer.
an excellent DWELLING near iiarvc- containing;
seven rooms, with All acre of highly improved land
attached, fruit trees, shrubbery. &c. Apply to-
DIR. W. H. GWATHMEI,
an 4-codGt No. 1915 Ross street.
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BUILDING LOTS, Oh Nenahle, CARING
- ton. and Jay streets. near Mcchancsvile turn
nike and on Mcchanicsvlc turnpike between Nc,a-
hlc. Darlington. and Jay streets, for sale privately
Apply 10 RlCHAKlSON 60"
an 5-lw lib MAN S'rcct.
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BOARDING.

DERSONS WISHING BOARD CAN
L find pleasant ROOMS on Fourteenth street he
tween alain and Franklin. No. IL. ap 1o-3tN
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By Thomas W. kecsee. Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNd.
I'll TIRE FOR SALE AT hUCTlON.-IHls
DAY Mt al o'clock will sell at the residence OF olrs
Burns No III Broad street, her Z, t ~ no
KITCHEN FURNITURE, G9nsiSI,ih9 III part "a
mahogany SOFA and CllAlRS,
MNii0GhSY CENTRE and DINING TABLES,
MhHOGANY BOOKCASE and WARDROBE
fROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
COUhlNG-SIOpE.
KITCHEN UTENSILS,
STONEW ARE, &C. ,-rrsrv
Auctionccr.
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g.HY GOODS.

C. COURTNEY & son,
Il SIS BROAD STREET,
rou,d call srccial attention to the following
GOODS lust received:
,lrxamlcr's best Kid Gloves,
Lace Points and Sacks.
xii the new styles Of parasols,
Thompson's Glove-FittlnE, C"r:e's,
tntrnicimcr'I and Harris Corscts,
Fanuirgs kd-Fitting Skeleton oorse'S'
Hosiery of all qualities and sizes,
Gents i;alIZc Shirts and Drawers:
Cents and BOYS Lincn-Bosom shirts,
Ladies' GaliZc tcsts-long and short sleeves;
White aud Colorcd pitIie. -
Table namask. Napkins, Towels, Quilts
IIandkcrchicfs Ribbons,
Scarl.;. and ElubrOidcries. aP lo-lm
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3 }WASHINGTON.3

WASHINGTON, March 93.-The small
pox is decreasing.
The Custom House Committee have
only four or five witnesses remaining to
be examined. II Is probable they win
next call witnesses on the San Domingo
subject. General Babcock is the only
witness who thus far has been examined,
and he knew of no corrupt influences
having been used to promote annexation.
The House Committee on expenditures
in the War Department have nearly con-
cluded their examination Of the sales OF
arms.
But little interest is now expressed
among public men relative 10 the Ala
bama Claims. Some of those who were
strong friends OF the treaty. now
say they are Indifferent as to whether or
not It's provisions are carried into effect.
There seems To- be no disposition in any
quarter TO yield to the British view of the
question. gangE fEHf y
Vice President Collax made a temper.
ance speech at Lincoln Hall tonight to
q large audience.
The military officers of the japanese
Embassy visited the the signal office last
night, and had the workings OF that
branch explained TO them.
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IOWA.

Dies MONIES, March 23.-Hon. ]. B.
Grinnell, by invitation, delivered speech
this morning, on the political situation
beforeH large audience, comprising the
Governor, State officers, and a large ma
jority of the members Of fhe Assembly.
He argued against his denomination and
in favor Of James F. Wilson, and said the
only alternative would be the Cincinnati
Convention, and a broad platform around
which the people would gather. Iowa
would be strongly represented at Cincin.
natl. The speakers remarks were closely
listened to, and his speech excitcs much
comment.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Mach 23.-In refer
ence 10 telegram extensively, circulated
that Judge j. NJ. SAKE decided in the U.
s. District Court oil Iowa, held in Kco.
kuk, that Omaha and not Council Bluffs
is the terminus point Of the U. P. r. R.,
the Iowa Railroad Directors decided,
and will stand by their decision, that
in the transfer OF goods they will not re.
ceipt for them further than Council
Bluffs, unless the U, P. r. R. will become
responsible for them as transfer goods.
The four Iowa railroad companies having
offices in Omaha will vacate Omaha i'm.
mediately and bring their entire traps to
thisside Of the river. Bs fH55 8. y
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THE LATEST NEWS.


The residence Of Harry R. Smith, in South.
nrn ayGnuO. Mount Auburn, Cincinnati, was do.
ltrcyed by hrc on Saturday morning. Loss,
$4,000. III f3 E4ggE FEg ava
Tho suit Of Luther G. Challls against tho
Pacific Mail Steamship Company was with
drawn Saturday morning. The defense admit.
ted tho good character and financial standing of
Challis. fEI
. -Tammany refugees are reported US living
luxuriously at hotel in St. Johns, New Bruins.
wick. They have not been seen or heard OF in
Now York.
The Japanese ,vlattel several Catholic
churches, at Philadelphia, yesterday. TO NOR
row they will visit tho mint.
Tho Massachusetts, State Labor Reform
Committee Icpndiate the protest OF tho Eight
Hour League against the, Columbus platform,
and agree to sanction tho !doingS OF that Con.
vention.
( Arrests Of parties charged with Ku-K Klnkism
was still going on tho past week In Union and
Chester counties, South Carolina.
Tho Baltimore GG=eiis has been sotd to wm.
u. Welsh, late proprietor Of the PhlladGlphl4
Age, and Henry Taylor and VIM. II. Carpenter,
Of Baltimore.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRLNcBco, March GA letter
from Hong Kong, dated February II, says
that the steamer Suwando was lost on the
rocks near Forchum All hands were
saved alter terrible suffering.
The vicinity near Tiensien Is flooded
and many are dying Of starvation daily.
The details Of the revolt of the troops
in Cavilla, show that the conspiracy was
general for rising throughout the Island.
Had not the revolt been precipitated
the rising at Cavilla before being arrang:
ed, few Europeans would have escaped.
The prisons are filled with suspected per-
sons, including many Creoles. Every in
surgent taken was either bayonetcd or
shot. aa
KANAoAnr, February 29.-The Japan.
csc Government has assumed the liabili.
ties Of the deposed Princes to foreigners
ior loans of ships or goods. Mails are
established between Yeddo and Yoka.
hama A railroad will be opened soon.
The Empire is quiet usI Srrssfr
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Gkegatstligetrt6e' 6'' !.

CHARM BELLs.-A La Cross (Wis.)
paper says; "Now that about 100000.
100000 bushels Of charm bells. made out
Of the Chicago Court House bell, have
been sold, and whereas the graA cleva-
tors of Chicago are full of little bells
instcad-ot grain for throwing upon the
market when spring opens, and whereas
the market isoyeIBtockcd, II has been
deemed advisable by the people otchi,
Cago to start a new sensation. A company
has been formed to manufacture Court
House bells out of tho materialI Of tho
bell lately worn by Mrs. O'Leary's cow.
The bell has been secured and Is now on
exhibition at q saloon in Chicago and It
Is believed, il the metal is properly utili-
zed, there Is enough in II TO make q bell
for every Court House in America, and
then have the original bell left for Mrs
O'Lcary. The Mayor of Chicago will
furnish certificate that every bell fur
nished is genuine, and will, in fact show
the COW from whichlit was taken"
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SAINT LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, March 24.-Trains on the
Belleville & Southern Illinois railroad
have been stoned lately and the lives OF
Of passengers endangered, by a gang
of scoundrels near Pinkneyville.
Thursday night last, two men were ar.
rested, and while being searched by the
City Marshall, one Of them drew q knife
and stabbed him, inflicting a wound IS
inches long, whereupon the Marshal shot
the desperate dead. u, ~ f".ilt
Joseph CuddY, for over forty years q
prominent iron manufacturer in this city,
was buried to-day.
The Lower House OF the Legislature,
yesterday, adopted articles Of impeach-
ment against Judge Philander Lucas Of
the 9th Judicial District The charges
are for williul and malicious Oppression,
particularly misconduct, abuse of judi.
cial authority, &c. N n III
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SALT LAKE.

SALT LAKE, March 24.-Passengers
report the Pacific railroad in fine order.
The trains are all on time, and the snow
is rapidly disappearing.
In the mining districts the miners are
anticipating an unusually prosperous
season. Business prospects generally
were never so favorable.
A large party Of Eastern capitalists ar
rived last night to examine property.
United States Marshal Patrick reports
1928 prisoners in his custody awaiting
trial, mostly for high crimes.
The Daily Reoieto (Gentile) will reap
pear next week, under the control OF
Oscar G. Sawyer and Samuel Il. Johns.
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rurR River News.

Hh
PTTsDuRGH, March 24.-The weather
is mild. Monongahela 8 feet and station.
ary. rH --taV r
CINCINNATI, March 23.-River 18 feet Q
inches and falling. Departed-R. r. Hud.
son, Wheeling; Bermuda, Evansville
skillinger, Nashville; Alaska, New Or
leans. = y
LOUISVILLE, March 23.-River still fall
ing with 2 feet in the canal. Business
active. All the freight has been removed
from the Charmer. A new bulkhead will
be furnished her tomorrow, when she
will be raised.
LOUISVILLE, March 24-River falling
slowly, with 7leet in the canal and feet
in the chute. Weather clear and cold;
thermometer, AZ degrees. Business very
lively for Sunday.
CAIRO, March 23-Noon.-Arrived-
Utah, st. Louis, 8 p. NJ; Nick Longworth,
New Orleans, II A. NJ; Quickstep, Nash
vile, q "A. NJ; City Of Chester, Memphis, 8
A. NJ; Julia, st. Louis, s A. NJ; Bondecord,
St Louis, 10 A. NJ; Marble CitytSt. Louis,
10A. NJ. Departed-Emperor, Paducah,
II A. NJ; Longworth, Cincinnati, 4 P. NJ;
Utah, Arkansas river O r. NJ; City OF Of
Chester, st. Louis, il A. M; Quickstep,
Evansville, noon. Weather cold. River
fallen 8 inches.
VIoKsBURG, March 23.-Down-Mary
E. Hopp and barges, Susie, Silver Moon,
Kellogg and bargcs, and Bergond. River
rising.
EVANSVILLE, March 23.-Weather clear
and cold; Mercury, 45 degrees. River
fallen 10 inches.
ST.. LOUIS, March "a. Arrived-City
of Chester, Memphis; Nellie Rogers,
Peoria. Departed Glencoe, Cairo. River
stationary. Weather clear and mild dur
ing the day, but now it is cloudy with
prospects Of rain.
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faDl.LIarHl YIIEd 9ELIa44 "
Of whisky men for the violation Of The

Of whisky men Tor the violation Of the
revenue laws. VISA Hi tT s,saSa
A juror in the Hall trial, publicly de.
mics that there has been any conclusion
among the Jurors 70 acquit Hall, as has
been stated. i''A'
Tho adherents Of Tammany are busy
recognizing their new constitution. The
more prominent leaders say that the
men who have injured Tammany will
have no part or place in the new orga.
nization; that 1t will be controlled by re re.
spectacle men only, elected by the people
at the primaries shortly 10 be held. A
compromise Is likely 10 be effected be.
tween the Apollo Hall Democracy and
Tamnlany Interference TO the election to
take place under the new charter. There
are already number OF candidates for
mayoralty. The Tammany chiefs pre.
sent, among other names, John Kelly, cx.
sherfif, for county clerk, L. w, T, Have.
meyer and comptroller Green. The Ap.
polio Hall presents q long list, the most
prominent ol whom are Senator O'Brien,
Samuel G. Courtney, Ex. United States
District Attorney, and w. II. Weekham.
The Board Of Audit decided yesterday
not to pay the salaries Of the clerks and
assistants oil the old common council
until pronounced legal by counsel. ! n
1t Is reported that Louis KIeuber, whose
establishment in Beekman street was the
scene Of % torpedo explosion, last fall, has
been indicted by the grand fury. Henry
Brown has sued Kleuber for 5000 dam
ages, for the loss of his son by the ex-
plosion. ..i. ...,,.,. H..
The Commanders Of Posts Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic have commenced
arrangements for the decoration Of the
graves OF Union soldiers on The 3Oth Of.
May.
The Board of Fire Underwriters have
appointed committee to consider the ad-
visibility Of ageneral uniform tariff, and
to frame scale Of premiums.
The steamer Humboldt is announced
from Bremen, and Minnesota from Liver
pOOl. w LLL.L Altlala. a lliLL.-..EL q
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 23.-The animal race
between the eight.oared crews Of Oxford
md Cambridge clubs, took place to.
day over the usual course, four miles and
two l1rlongs, from Putney to Martlake,
onthe Thames, and resulted in favor Of the
Cambridge. The weather was unfayor-
able, both for spectators and contestants,
q snow storm prevailing during the
morning. At one time L was reported
and generally believed that the race
would be postponed. This report, per.
haps, as much as the i1clemency Of the
weather, was due TO tho fact that the
attendance OF spectators was very meager
incomparison with the crowds which this
contest usually attracts to the banks Of
the Thames. Nevertheless there were
many thousand people assembled along
the course, despite the unlavorable sur
roundings, and cheered Justify as the va
rying events seemed to change the prob
abilities Of the race. At the hour of
starting snow was falling. The Oxford
took the lead for short distance, but
the Cambridge crow soon passed them
and reached Hammersmith Bridge q
length in advance. This advantage was
maintained during the entire race.
The House OF Lords has adjourned
over for the Easter holidays. 1t will not
re.assemble until the Sth Of April.
The House Of Commons will adjourn
Tuesday next to meet again on the 9Th
prOximo. Z
LONDON, March 23-11 A. M.-The
weather has been stormy all morning and
q binding snow storm now prevails. ' IL
The Observer says the second note OF
Earl Granville in regard TO the Alabama
Claims is most friendly and conciliatory
In tone, but states emphatically that
England is unable TO submit to the cues
tion of the admissability ot claims for
indirect damage, before the Board OF
Arbitrators at Geneva. The ObSerucr de-.
scribes the dispatch as very lengthy.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer will
make his financial statement to the House
OF Commons tomorrow. It is expected
that it will propose reduction of two
per cent on the income tax. %. 80
The Queen departed this morning for
Berlin via Paris. Dispatches from Cher.
bourg announce her Msjesty's arrival
there this afternoon. Aspecial train was
awaiting her arrival, on which the Queen
and suite embarked for Paris, where it is
expected the royal party will arrive at
2 o'clock tomorrow morning. The Queen
will politely decline TO meet Thiers and
will continue her journey to Berlin as
privately as possible. s ~
A meeting was held last night which
denounced theproceedings of the Interna.
tional Society as disorderly. Some fight.
ing among the audience.
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New lYorI, Lerislature.

ALBANY, March 2S.-To the charter re.
ported in the Senate this morning, and
made the order for Tuesday, amend.
ments were made providing for two
Boards OF Aldermen instead ofone, to be
elected on the cumulative plan. Commits.
sioners oil Public Safety are to be Gp.
pointed by Judges of the Superior Court,
and no salaries are to be paid to Aldermen
or Commissioners Of Public Works or
Parks. Among the reports made to the
Senate was one on the bill to increase the
causes for divorce. It makes as cause
such conduct on the part Of the husband
to the vile as shall, without Just cause,
deprive her otaihe. society'of her friends
or relatives.
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COLUMBUS.

CoLuMBUs, March .2S.-In the Senate
Saturday, two resolutions were offered
asking the Ohio Representatives in Con-
gress, to oppose any reduction Of the tariff
on wool. The resolutions were ordered
printed.
A resolution was adopted requesting
the Board OF Public Works to report the
cost of constructing passage ways for fish
over the dams in the Ohio river.
A grand mass meeting of the citizens
opposed to the amendment or repeal Of
the liquor laws, IS to be held in the Opera
House, next Thursday. }lii t.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March 24-A duel was fought
yesterday between Rogat Of the Pays
newspaper and Rechardt Of the G0raaiT.;.
the latter was wounded in the chest.
The Committee Of Initiative reported
untavorably to the Assembly on the pro.
posed raise Of the state Of seige in Paris.
The taxes established within the last
few months produced five hundred mil
lions francs, which exceeds the estimates
OF SO0OO,0OO. The government is now
disposed to postpone the debate on its
proposition to tax raw materials until
after the recess.
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BOSTON.

BosToN, March 23-The Boston Eight
Hour League protests against the labor
platform adopted at Columbus, on the
ground il does not propose any remedial
measures; 1t deals with matters Of finance
which Is Of no interest to labor; 1t don't
demand aneight hour system, or denounce
the abominable factory system, which is
running children In the east; 1t fails to
recognize thelate Congressional labor bill,
or the labor redemptionlsts Of Europe.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 23.-By the falling OF
ahighw wall on the site oil sill's brewery,
in the North Division, this morning, seven
men were; iniured-onc OF them, Joseph
Agel, fatally.
The boiler of locomotive on the
Michigan Central track, drawing heavy
train, exploded this morning with great
violence. Only the engineer was injured.
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What can these things beP
Z Yours, with respect,

AF4RAER who was sympathizlng with
his neighbor Jones on the death Of his
son, said: "You Should remember, MIR.
Jones, there is no loss without some gain,
John, you remember, was always a mon
strous eater" ~ II know he was, !, respond.
ed the bereaved parent; "but to think he
was laid up with rheumatism oil the win
ter, and died just in haying time, is pretty
tough, neigh6or Jenkins, pretty tough y
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A BLACKSMITH brought up his son,
TO whomlhe was very severe, to his trade
One day tho old man was trying TO har-
den o cold ChiSel, which he had made Of
foreign steel, but he could not succeed,
"uorsewhip It, father" exclaimed the
boy I'll that won't harden II, Idon't know
what Will.n
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Weather Report,
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON, D. O., Mar. $3.50 r. II.
PROBABILITIES.

A falling barometer will extend during
tonight and on Monday from the Missis-
sippi Valley TO the Atlantic, with increas-
ing casterly to southerly winds and rising
temperature. The area of rain will OK
tend over the Southern States, and cloudy
weather, with rain and snow, from thence
to Lake Erie and the upper lakes during
the night, and over the Middle States very
generally, with rain on Monday and a
rising barometer, Northwesterly winds
and clearing weather will extend east
ward over tho Mississippi Valley during
tonight, and probably over the upper
lake regions, Ohio Valley and Gulf States
on Monday. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated for the Atlantic and Gulf
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Mexican Revolution.

NEW York, March GA special dis.
patch from Matamoras says that
Trevino and escort have arrived at Sal.
tello, and have levied prestima OF $20,-
600. He also directed the authorities at
Monterey TO levy $4,000 on On American
citizen named LongstroR, and on refusal
to pay the amount, his store was broken
open and his goods sold.
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ITALY.

ROME, March 24.-Thc Prince and
Princess OF Wales have arrived here from
Florence. The new French Minister has
also arrived.
The Chamber of Deputies yesterday
approved Minister Sella's new financial
scheme, and adjourned until April Is.
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BANGOR, March PA fire in Rockland
last night destroyed Berry's block, corner
OF Main and Lime Rock streets, adjoining
the brick block, including the Lime Rock
Bank, express office, Western Union
Telegraph office, and several other Of
fees and stores The loss Is not stated.
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"sAY, Jones, what's the matter with your
eyes "0hl nothin'; only my wife said
this morning Id better get up and light
the fire. / told her 10 make 1t herself
That's ALL" |.. r... .sI
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Shooting ARRAY.

HARTFoBD, Or, March 23.-To-day a
man named Clark, in Cold Spring, near
Otis, by the most foolish careiessness,
shot and killed Ills sister, aged 90 years,
and wounded her daughter, @ years old,
so that amputation of an arm was ncccs-
sary.
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[sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered at $500 each
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
east side Of Elm and Chestnut streets and ex
tending to the river. Price from $500 to 81 ,OOC
each. according TO size and location. Terms,
one fourth cash, residue In equal installments al
one, two and three years.
JNo. P. GILCHRIsT,
augI At Top Min.