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We do not regard the measures proposed by the
Administration on the Oregon question as war but
rather peace measures.
The building line Of forts to the Rocky Noun
tains pass, and terminating the joint occupancy,
and the securing to settlers good government
and ownership to the soil, will secure the whole
OF Oregon to the United States This. and not a
resort open war, Is our true policy. Wsr,might
give US Canada, butt would not give US Oregon
Buta railroad or even good common road will do
il effectualy, and Canada would follow in due
tme.--.N D. Com Times.
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I'D DAD NoTIcE.-Notice is hereby given that

ED DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
NJ there is petition filed with the Commission
ers of Monroe county, Ohio, for an alteration on
part of the state road leading from the Chic river
through Graysville, and Van Buren TO GAINESVILLE;
the alteration to commence at the section line be-
tween section 10 and 20 in Wayne township Mon
roe county and running north east direction to
where Marrs is building barn, thence south east
direction to intersect the old line of said state road
in section 10 in Wayne township. The commits
soners have appointed the second day oftheir next
session IN March next for general hearing, and
objections TO the said alteration asked tor
Jan. "a, 1886.
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AUDITORS SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS
NJ Office is hereby given, that will offer for sale
~ at public auction, at the door of the court
house in Woodsfield, Monroe county, Ohio, on
Wednesday the 4th day of March, A. d 1916, the
following tract of Land to wit The East half of
the North West quarter of Section l6, in Town
ship 6,of Range :, containing So and 2S hundredths
acres. more or appraised at the sum $5l7 s.
Said land in no case to be sold for less sum than
five dollars per acre, for less than the
appraised value thereof; one twelfth fthe purchase
money to be paid at the time OF sale, and the bal
ance in twelve annual nstaments, of equal amount,
with annual interest thereon.
JOHN, NJ. kIRKBRlDE, Aud'r,
Monroe county, o.
Jan. II, lS46-ts
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A TTACHMENT.--At my instance an attach
n ment was this day issued by John Muhleman,
justice of the peace of Ohio township, Monroe
county, against the property and effects OF John
Sears, an absconding debtor.
FREDERICK SCHAFER.
Jan. 10, Is46-2a.
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SMALL FRY LOTTERY.

Draws every Monday and Thursday at Coving-
ington, Kentucky ts
Tickets 81; IA certificate of 25 whole tickets, in
those lotteries, will be sent for Sl4, Halves 81.
Quarters 80 80. Address your orders to
RoB'T ARMSTRONG& s. Co.,
~ ff AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS,
aeei "a e Wheeling, IA.
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MAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE. B,

NE ASTER COMM SSIONER'S SALE.-By
VM virtue of decretal order to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe coun-
ty and State of Ohio, in the case of Henry Schel
against George MalsoE and others, there will be
offered for sale at the front door of the Court House
in the town of Woodsfield in said county, on
Wednesday the lth day of March next between
the hours Of ten O'Clock a. m and four O'Clock p.
m. an said day, all the right, title, interest and
claim of the said George Malson in and to the fol-
lowing described tract or parcel of land lying and
being in the county aforesaid, to wit Fifty Of
land off the south end Of tract of land lying in
the north east quarter of section No. l6, in town
ship No. 6. of range No. 7, In the Marietta land
district, Ohio, conveyed by Cyrus Sutton and wife
to Thomas Martin, the whole north east quarter
aforesaid being conveyed by said Sutton and wife
to said Martin, except forty acres off the east side
of said quarter, the conveyance TO said Malson to
include fifty acres off the south side Of the balance
of said quarter; the east and west lin to run
with the top of ridge running across said tract,
and the quantity south ofsaid ridge in said quarter
supposed to be fifty acres as aforesaid.
WIN. OKEY, Master Com
Feb 7, 1916 Monroe Com. Pleas.
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MARRIED. On Thursday, the 9th inst. by
the Rev Alex. Hall, Mr.. EDWARD COLE Of
this place, and Miss ELIZA ANN PAINE, OF
Belmont county.
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I'D DAD NOTICE. is hereby given
A0 that there will be petition presented to the
Commissioners of Monroe county, Ohio. at their
next session for county road, commencing at the
county road leading from Malaga t. Coles opposite
Benjamin Stephens dwelling house, thence to the
county line between Monroe and Belmont at or
near John Finly's dwelling house. jan 81.
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EDWARD ARCHBOLD.
ABRAHAM GRIFFITH.
Feb 7, ISI6-7t

6STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, ss:
bI Court OF Common Pleas, In Chancery.
Thomas Griffith, administrator de bonis non, with
the will annexed of the estate of John Palmer,
deceased.
VS.:
Joseph Palmer. David Palmer, Elizabeth Truck,
wife of Samuel Truck; Samuel Truck, Benjamin
Truck, and Ezeaiah his wife; Stillwell Truck,
and Mary his wife; John Truck Sarah Strait wife
of Peter Strait; Peter Strait and Mary Moott.
Notice is hereby given that petition has been
filed in said court praying for leave to sell lot No.
in the town of Beallsvile, in said county, in or
der 10 fulfil the trust Of said will
ARCHBOLD & WIRE.
Solicitors tor complainant.
Feb I, Is46-4t.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, ss.
~ Nancy O'Neil) The defendant, John G.
VS. }O'Nei, will take notice that
John G. o'Neil ) the complainant has this day
filed her petition IN the Court OF Common Pleas Of
said county, praying for divorce on the ground
that said John c. O'Neil has been wilfully absent
from home for more than three years last past and
for that, said John c. O'Neil during theil CO. hab
tation grossly negligent in his conduct IN pro-
vidng for aud furnishing his family with the neces-
sary means of subsistence.
N. HOLLlSTER, Attorney
jan 3, lS46-44:T For Petitioner.
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NNARM FOR SALE.--The subscriber offers
IL for sale the farm on which he now resides,
lying miles west of Woodsfield, containing so
acres OF and about 40 acres OF which are cleared.
There ON the farm about $50 bearing fruit trees.
All in toeraby good repair.
JAN "a, 1876 ELIAS SWAIME.
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EDEWARE- Notice is hereby given to all
ED persons not to purchase note of hand given
by me to PERRY BALDWIN, dated the 18th
day OF January, 1885, for ten dollars, as the same
was obtained by fraud. | will not pay the said
note unless compelled by law.
THOMAS HENDERSON.
Jan. 24 l646.-3w
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SAIE.-Wi be sold
IA at the Court House in the town of Woods
field Monroe county, Ohio, on Wednesday. the 4th
day of March, 1916, between the hours of 10
o'clock, a. m. and o'clock, p. III. of said day. the
following lands belonging to the estate of Asa For
shey, deceased, TO witt The South West quarter
ofhe North East quarter of section fifteen, town-
ship SIX aud range seven, containing forty acres;
and also the South East quarter of the North East
quarter of section fifteen, township six, and range
seven containing forty ceres subject to the widow
dover Terms OF sale--one half cash in hand, and
the residue in one year with interest, to be secured
by approved security.
JACOB McVAY, Admir-
jan 3ISts Of ASA FORSHEY.
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Manoger's Office,
(J, G. Gregory e Coz
Wheellng. Jan. %. 1916.

tVHPeItHg, Jan. %, 846.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-CLASS No. g.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Feb 18th, ls47;
prize Of $4,000 100 prizes of $500
prize of 10000 100 prizes Of 400
Tickets $40. Certificate ofa package of wholes
$40.
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VNZRA T. HARvEY'S ESTATE.-Noticei is
HA hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and qualified administrative de bonus
non, with the will annexed, Of the estate of Ezra
T. Harvey, late Of Monroe county, deceased.
ELIZABETH HARVEY, adm'x.
Jan. "a, 1876
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DIED On Wednesday, the llth inst in Wayne
township, Mr. JEREMIAH SMITH, in the 45th
year of his age
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PRIZES.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-CLASSN No. 8
IA, 40, 55, So 900; s. IA, 27, $4,000; 4, ~, 55,
81 ,000 Sold at the Managers Office.
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REIIGInIIs NnTIcE

The Rev. j. J. MOSS and Rev. JAMES G.
MITCHELL, ofthe Christian Church. will preach
in the Methodist Protestant Church in Woodsfed,
on Saturday the 2lst inst. at early candelightng;
also, at the same place on the day following.
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Times of holding The Court of COMMON
PLEAS IN hel6th Judiei'i Disfrct, for 1916.
Belmont. March 2, May IS, September 2i.
Guernsey %. June s, October 5.
Monroe. April l3, June %, October 10.
Har,fson.--April 27, August IL, November 2.
Jeferson.--May a, September Z, November l6.
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ALEXANDRIA EXTRA-CLASS No AZ; To
be drawn at Baltimore, February 18th, 1876.
prizes of 10,000 20 prizes of 1000
Tickets So. Certificate OF package of wholes
Cost go
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Feb 7, 1916 Monroe Com. Pie
nHIO, ss: MONROE COUNTY COMMON
~ PLEAS, In CHANCERY.

nHIO, ss: MONROE COUNTY COMMON
q y PLEAS, In CHANCERY.
Edward Archbold and The said John Jackson
Abraham Griffith is hereby notified that
VS. said complainants have
John Jackson, Jane Jack filed in the Clerks office
son and others of SAID court their bill
setting forth that Judgment at law, has passed
against said compainants sureties in an admins
tration bond for said John and Jane administrators
Of Jesse Jackson, eceased, for the whole penalty
of said bond with leave TO issue execution for
S72 OF damages, besides costs of suit and that 81.
las Jackson is indebted to said John for lands sold,
ina large amount of money evidenced by note
lodged in the hands Of Samuel Jackson, and that
said Silas has property OF said John in his hands.
The bill prays that so much may be necessary or
the whole OF SAID debt and property may be decreed
TO be applied in satisfaction of said judgment, and
in relief OF said suretes and that if that fund should
prove Insufficient the sale of said land may be de-
creed to be fraudulent and void and that said land
may be sold again and the proceeds applied IN sat
isfacon of said judgment. If said defendant John
fail to appear aud plead answer or demur to said
bill within sixty days after next term of said court
the same will be taken as true and confessed and
relief decreed accordingly. The next term of said
court as by law established will commence on the
I'd Monday in April
EDWARD ARCHBOLD.
ABRAHAM GRIFFITH.
N.I a -.
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ELUAH STAATS' ESTATE.-Notce is
-EL hereby given that the subscriber has been sp-
pointed and qualified administrator Of the estate
of Elijah Stats, late of Monroe county, deceased.
jan TO- THOMAS YOUNG, Admir-.
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A TTACHMENT.--Atm my instance an attacl.
N ment was this day issued by Citizen Beal. .
justice Of the peace Of the township of Sunsbury,
in the county of Monroe, Ohio, against the prop
erty and effects Of David Moore, anon-resident Of
said county. JASPER MALLORY. BY
dec H. JOHN MALLORY, Agent.
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WE hereby certify, that the foregoing is true
tatement, and exhibits the true condition of said
fund. Given under our hands at WoodsGeld, tho
9th day of January, 1916.
TAOMAS ORR.
THOMAS GRIFFITH,
JOHN CLINE, Jr.,
n444w Fund Con'rs, NJ C. O..
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-CLASS No. 8;
To be drawn at Alexandria February 2lst, 1916.
prize of 1924 100 prizes of 1000
l prize of 10000 lis prizes of 800
prize of 5000
Tickets $40 Certificate ofa package Of wholes
cos, Gl50
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HAMES GUTHRIE'S ESTA TE. Notice is
% hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator Of the
estate of James Guthrie late OF Monroe county,
deceased. JOHN DAVENPORT Admir-.
jan 8.
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EDAY UP!!-All persons indebted to the
III subscriber will please call and settle up, %
his accounts must be closed,
~ JOSEPH MORRIS.
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ALEXANDRIA EXTRA-CLASS No 4s-
to be drawn at Baltimore, February 25th, 1886
| prize of 25,000 10 prizes OF $500
prize Of 1880 10 prizes of 1000
prize of 1000
Ticket $s. Certificate of package of wholes
cost Sl00
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I The whole amount IS loaned at per centum per
annum. payable semi-annually in advance.
The following are the sums loaned in the several
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A NNUAL REPORT OF the Fund Commis-
IA sioners for the county OF Monroe and State
of Ohio, tor January, 1916, according to the actin
such case made and provided.
Amount received from the State $50, ,970 80
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The following all the arrivals registered up to
late last night at the aforementioned hotels:
AMERIcAr-J. Sparrey, Utica; P. Munay, Boston; J.
Ricketts,, Phis T. Adams Massachusetts; J. Crou
bie Fulton: c. Day, Catsk Day, Florida; j. Kelly,
Catskill, Major Baker is A; Lieut. 3orgas do gum
ley, West Point; e. Hudson, Massachusetts, Boyntol
Boston; N. b. Meyers, Massanhuse sets.
N Porter, w. Hutton, Connecticut J. Wordsworth, Chi
csgo; Mr. Reed, Hudson M. Whitney, Baltimore; Mr.,
Holden, Providence Mr. Gates, Washington; r butier'
Philadelphia j. MITCHELL Wheeling Il. Bysrly, Pnils
delphia Col Brown, A Lawrence, Boston; h. Stone
Salem j. Chesver, Boston J. Wilson, Coopersown,
H. Cransha. Newport; r. Winthrop, j. schrehord, p.
Saxton, Boston; j. Corning. Troy J. Wentworth,
Washington; Mr. Martin, wisconsin, +. Clarke, no
chester Lawrence, Long lslapd H willard, Trey
d Pope New Orleans J. Merrill, Virginia W. Weths
I,rv-C Hayward, Madeira J. withsm. Philadsi
dhia: NJ Keen do; ID. Branch; D. Rogers. HarrisburSh;
r Merrill Nsrblehsad; W. Hazard, Newport; Henry
OReilly, Albany; l. Rathbone. do; holland, Vrsi-
MIA; j Carter, Boston; Wright, > Wright, Chand-
lsr, j. Crea, Philadelphia w. Tranero, ~ j; Wbuter'
Fs.NrLrr-B wallcou Brooklyn; O. Cooley, West
chester 60; J. Tomkins, do; 4 Virgil, Montreal; O.
Quackenboss. Troy; Mr. James. Albany; II. Hocomb,
do; George Ring, Boston, H. Read, Massachusetts; A.
Larned do: P. Richey, Little Fails; J. Walcot Onsida
Co; A. McCuinm, Philadelphia; Mr. Tread well Con
HowARD-R. II Mason, Virginia; A. Barrett, saratogai
D. Miller, Toronto; II Braston Boston; Hon. A. G NJ
ven, sullivan county; w Rdgeysy, England; p. Rss.
lem; A. Dalton, Maine; g. Hutchings, Boston; KIM
ball dol Z. Kahern, Herkimer, Van do Bogsst Sche-
nectsdy; Hon. A. Smith, Baavia Hen l. Gordon, DEM;
Pierce, Yonkers J. Van Brunt. Long lslsndi Dr. MA
son, Virginia H. Woods, Massachusetts,; Patterson,
Philadelphia; r. Walker stooington
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YORK HERALD.
News from Euroue.

The Cunard steamship, Caledonia or Cambria,
is now due, at Boston, and will bring two weeks
later news from England.
BY the last accounts thai we received from
there, the price of grain was falling The hold
ers of breadstuffs on this side, are keeping an
eve out for the arrival of the steamer, in order
to take advantage of the state of the markets by
disposing of their stocks, or purchasing more, as
the nature of the news may warrant.
We again caution the public against specula-
tors Make no operations till you see the Extra
Herald
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The New Haven He-sd Of Monday says, tns en-
arge3 iron wine which to be substituted for the small
brass one heretofore used has Teen received and ms
dsv hena nut up through the city Being twice ~ large
and Of more enduring material Ia hoped that II will be
sss frequently broken by accident, storm, or ooerwns
thsn the one which displaced.
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CITY Infelllgenee.

s7THE VoLusTEsR isr RrormsSr This patriotic body
of citizen soldiers being filed up with extreme activi
ty. The difsreu. companies will muster into the service
IN the of few days. and the most active prepare
tons are being made 10 complete the organization
the several companies yesterday, was cheering to the
heart vf the patriot and the citizen to witness the enthu
sasn that prevailed amongst the spirited and gallant
souled young who went forward TO enrol them
selves. Company A. under Captain shaw, will be
ed the service this forenoon Centre Market
The Company requires two talors and two shoe.
makers who will receive extra pay for work done.
The following table shows the amount OF pay which
grades are entitled TO receive for their service1;
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court Cnl,ndnr.-This Day

CIRcuiT CouRT-Nos All 19l, ~, 81, 50, o. 90, oS2s
l0i to ied 26s log to no. 274 49, PAT, ls0 to 100
CoMMoN PLsAs-lst PsrtNos. 90, 10, 81, H. 49, oi0S
s5 1916, 20, OIL, %, 81, IS, 81, AZ. .
~ Part-NOs. 49, A. co. ga 55, co. ID, 32l Is, 80, 81
A. a.
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Common Pleas.

DEC l--Jamss r. Deischio vs. Lepis j. Cshsn.-This
was an action Of trcspess The parties reside next door
TO each other In William street The defendant in the
early part of last summer, built party wall in the rear
of his premises and in doing he pulled down an old
building in the rear, which the plaintiff claimed to have
possession Of under lease from q woman named Mrs
McNar. To recover damages for this espass the pre-.
action brought For the defence it stated that
Cohen could not build the party wall without removing
the building and that he had the written permission OF
Mr. Sander the owner Of it to do and further that
Mrs McNar who 1t alleged let to the plaintiff did
in contravenon Of her covenant, by which she was
bound underIet without the of Mr. Sander
Verdict this morning
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THE EXPRESS CAsE.-The suit now pending be
fore Judge Sprague Of the United States .Circui.
Court, "United States VS.. Thompson & Co.'S
Express" for violation Of the post office laws in
carrying letters over the Western railroad be-
tween Boston and Albany, after having been ad-
;ourned several times by request of defendants
counsel, came up before his honor yesterday, at
Boston. Me.srs. Choate and Ashmun, counsel
for the defendants, were both absent, having gone
to Washington on important business. Adjourned
for two weeks
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SHIP ZKNoBTA.-We are happy to learn that this
vessel, which 1t was feared had been lost, arrivt
safe at Newport on Sunday last. Capt. Kinney's
letter to the owners, giving the particulars, will
be found under the maritime head, on the last
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.auoy's per

Besides this monthly pay as above stssd one Ieuon
is allowed every volunteer; which amply sufficient for
his subsistence Good quarters and fuel are AZ all times
supplied; and every attention will be PaS TO tne
company A. Of the LIST regimen u s. VOLUNTEERS OF rev
York, are-Captain Charles II. shaw; Isl Liemensn',
Jacobs; I'd LieuteBsnts Israel Miller ana iaoMas
w. Swesny The uniform Of the regiment WI be re-
narkably chaste, dark blue jacket, loDg~yaised,
single breasted, with one OF yellow gilt buhonsi
panaloons light blue, yellow stripe caps dark bie
with the letter ofth company (A attached In front,
sail cloth covering. The regiment will also have an
Captain Fairchilds company, No issS Spring
street. IL also being filed up rapidly: Those
already enrolled appear to be fine looking body
Of young men. Captain Bongars company ~ will
be mustered into service en- Thursday. They consist
principally OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., shoemakers 80 and
already have rapidly progressed There are many lead
Rg members Of temperance society IN THIS company,
whose places Of rendezvous at the Hotel do Pars
Broadway. and also at the Rio Grande Roosevelt street.
Lieut. Graft who belongs to the company, 10 long and
favorably known leading advocate OF the tempe
rance cause. The other companies are gradual
ly filing up their Compliments OF men; and we shall
take especial pleasure in giving detailed notice OF the
progress the OF gallant hrs regiment
of volunteers, the companies fill up We feel deep
confidence in tho gasnty and proves OF our citizen
sodiery whether home defending their fresides,
abroad indicating the reputation of their country and
hope have the pleasure Of noticing the
fall and complete organization Of the LIST regiment O.
| New York Volunteers
! Us VoLuSrEERs- We perceive sthat company d,
General Temple before they proceed to Fort Ham
on There is yet opportunity for four or hvs young
men to join this hns ompany.
Aims House stat isTIcs.-By tho report of Moses q
Leonard ESQ., Aims House Commissioner made pursu-
ant to the requirements Of city ordinance appears that
the average census the month of November last of
the several institutions connected with the department,
! is rs follows -: .
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Fires In New York during the last month.
The following official return of fires that occurred in
New York during the month Of November last we are
enabled to present through the poeness of the Chief
Engineer, C. v. Anderson, Esq.
lst-Alsrm, I'd district
ad-Fire at No aa9 Centre street. in second story, d.
mage trihing.
sd-Aarm.
SthFirs at as Pearl street. in dry goods store belong
Ing TO Dbbls Richardson nd others do at No OIL South
street ,.,
shop do at 6l South street. frs broke out sgan alarm;
Are al corner of Norfolk and Stanton streets
7th-Two alarms, cause unknown, nre Al lis wal
street; do Ie9 Reads sest-six beds in different parts
of the house set hre to- II
sth-Alarm; Are at No. 9 Old ahp.
oh-At No IS Pitt street. in three story wooden shop
iIthDAt No. So White street, in shop owned by Mr..
isih-AtNo 81 Madison street. in wooden paint store
i.hA No. aos Greenwich street. in dry goods stores
IstSTwo alarms; nrs corner Of 9th avenue and '0A
Alarm, nre at No is James slip, in grocery De-
longing 10 Mitchell < Carrigan. ~ o., r.nron $500,
oo,b.xt No - Ann street, at NO. 81 annon street,
at No All Water street
2lst-Three alarms
q9d-Two alarms
Gre At corner Of Mulberry and Baysrd streets IN
ooden feed store owned by cornehA' Anderson nro s'
No I47 Re de street
20th--Alarm
soth-Eirs at No. Catherine street. -,
M alarm return shows the necessity for the adoption OF
- plan TO enable the fire companies TO act with mere
ec;sncv and protect them from the many abuses that
exit under the present system.
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Mr. Pakenhsm the British Minister, arrived at Charles
ton on Friday lie had been on visit TO Columbia,
where the privilege Of the door Of both hopses Of the
Lsgislsturs was extended 10 HIM