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ITEMS.

We extract the following from the last Mnrfrees-
borough Telegraph. MIR. Henderson, we learn, Is a
Democrat
G. r. Henderson, the old incumbent, we are
pleased 10 learn has been re appointed Post Master
al that place. Perhaps the Nashville Union can see
little prescription in this appointment
"The axe is at work The fret martyr IS William
J. Brown Second AssslantP, NJ. Genera" y Hash
iagton Union.
The Unions fabrication machine Is al work. VIII
liam ]. Brown rendered his resignation 10 Mr.. Cola
mer short time niter he iookcharge of the Post OF
flee Department. In this Instance truth has been The
"marlyr' and not Mr.. Brown.
DEIIsQugsr ClERKs--The clerks In delinquent
Offices are directed TO work extra hours. The pub
lie will be glad learn that there Is prospect Of
more prompt attention 10 public business in these
offices than heretofore Every individual who has
had business with the public Offices, during the last
twenty years, has occasion TO complain Of nm
necessary delays Charleston Courier.
Fiz Henry Warren, Assistant Post Master Cen
eral is said 10 be The best abused man in The United
States. Chronofype.
II should be said, the best man nbnsed,--N. YORK.
Mirror
RApETzKy, The Austrian General who com
menced and has Just completed the .campninign
northern Italy, is elghtylwo years of age The old
sinner.
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FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL "a.
Extraordinary Combination Of Talent
MOST POSITIVELY FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY

N MOST POSITIVELY FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY
HENRI HERR has The honor of announcing that he has
III succeeded in making arrangements with
sIGNORA TERESA TRUFf1, the celebrated prima
Y EIGNOR s BTNEDETTf, the great tenor; AMI
slGNOR s. ROSl, the iavorile basso;
Aud that he viii rive GRAND ITALIAN OPERA CON.
CERT, nj CARusfs SALOON, Friday evening, April "a.
which occasion celebrated singers who have
aed unbonded enthusiasm at the Italian opern Of New
York, BOSTON, and Philadelphia, will appear most positive
ly for ONE NIGHT ONLY, in conjunction wiM
Mr. FRANZ COENEN, the inrivalled performer on The
violin. 3ss6 IN
The programme win be the richest ever offered nj any
concert, aud will consist OF airs dueiIs and tezea from
Sonambus, Ernani and Lucia ~ Ianimermoor, Linda Ill
Chamonnlx, and Iombordi, by Signora TRtffl Sig.
BENEDErrI and Sig. ROSI Several brilliant solos on
The pianooric By HENRI HERR aud on the violin BY
and al the door.
Concert 70 commence at precisely
Popiiivey no ptponeinent 40 the atistes leave the
heH any iof richmond. p2Jt-3t
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cnAnIEsroN, Aprll Is, . p. mi.

Later from Hapannd- Arriral Of hie Steamer Lsa-
bel Condition Qr he Markefs, &c.
The steamship Isabel arrived here this afternoon,
from Hayannn, with dates 10 the 22j inst, after q
short passage OF fifty hours She brings no less Than
100 passengers. The following IL the latest CONNER
rsl intelligence by her
q Havana, April22 Operations in Sugars limited.
Planters are exrayagnt in their demands, calcutta
ling on deficiency Of The crops. Mddling 10 fine
white, Ia held al 10 l-2 II l2 choice IL ID; yell
low a 9; brown s liz a63i. Mnscovado is raih-
or easier ranging from 10 6 IL The drought still
continues and the cane is suffering. Molasses is
held ut 2n2l-2. The supply Of Coffee is moderate
at 4a4 10 s l.2 for middling 10 good, Of prime
there is little or none. Freighs are lower. FIX
change on New York 2 a 2 IL Sales Of 1000
Heroes Rice ut 3 TO- IL.
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BY Il. c. a. G. II. DYER, Aactioneers.
TWO LARGE Furnaces at auction. On Saturday
evening next the 18Th inst, at o'clock, we shall sell at
" s. Observatory in this city, Large Furnaces, cal
clated for heating large building Terms cash, paya
BILE In specie WIN. b. SCOTT,
npN--2t Nary dgenf.
T.. c, a G. r. DYER, Aucfioaeers,
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"--3 ~ -77" ~ 713I BALTIM0REI NpfII %,
Fioua The Flour market is very quiet to-day, and we
have sales Of only 400 bbs Howard street al $40 No
sales City Mills One cargo Pennsylvania red Wheat sold
Tor ialc sales Of Corn limited extent, 81 yellow al
sla62c and white I4a4s Very lille in the market Oats
eaa9ec, and dull Sass whiskey 10 some extent at aoac
in bbis and some nj 20c. In hhds.
PRoyIsroNs have sales Of Prime Pork 1925 an
Mess sl on time Sales bacon at 4Iaac for shoulders
5aJe Tor Sides and 6nsc for Hama Lard Is duh at 7c In
kegs, and &c. In bhls,
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Pp,I.pr,pu,A. Apr,, %. ? p. NJ.

The ntocl market Is qnet Treasury note G's nominal
~ 1887 Pennsylvania 5s eii Flour is quiet small isaes
81 common brands 81 30 Corn Meal s9diao co. and Rye
Flour s275a2ai Whenfis seadyprme Genesee l2aal2sc
and red do 0dai03 Corn is nuetsmall aaes al Sc for
mixed and 5a5sc for yellow Southern oais ac Rye ha
b:r Grncsriss are quiet Provisions dull Mess Pork
si037aiO43, and Prime ssnas44 Small sales Of Lard
Gl6tc 10 bhls The Cotton market Ia pretty much al n
sand--easra holding on for The news Prices unchanged,
Mihskey 205a2l cents
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MARsIIAL,S SALE.

IN virtue Of writ of vendiiioni exponas judgment
condemnation writ OF attachment issued iron, The
Clerks office OF The Circuit Court Of the Dsrct OF Column
ba for the county Of Washington, and to me directed se
of May next a. IL o'clock NJ, before the Court House oo
Of said county, all The right ile and interest OF Riclad
Butler Price Ia and The following property via Lo
Ma 9, in square No 2, in the city al Washington, front
lug 5i feet on Tweln street west and ZIG feel on Virginia
avenue, seized and levied upon the property 81 The said
Richard Buer PRICE, and sold 10 satisfy iuclas No. il
10 March term, 1870, IN favor OF Joseph Lindsay
ROBERT WALLACE,
an lO--dts Marshal OF the District OF Columbia.
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34tf-6 q. NEW yonR, April sG-2P NJ
Up 10 the present moment there no dIngs Of lhs
steamers arrival Her II looked for with interest
Husness generally is dudealers awaiting the foreign
news sUaf tft s3u s s3ra sfa. k#
The stock ret Is inacve though prices remain The
zane az Yesterday Treasury Note G's, l0e New Loan
il2 Flour is held firmly natl Gales OF prime Geneser
al common Western and State brands at s.
6sa4 ST. Southern do 81 Gsns4,9i Corn Meal s250 Ry,
Flour s26l Wheat steady al l0Oal02c for redo and 1864
ll0c. Data 0c. Rye, 6sc Provisions without change
marker dull and sales small Croceries-a f,ll supply
The Cotton market remains az last quoted firm
bnt disposed 10 hold off for The European news
whi-key Is selling NJ a0ae0lc. per gallon,
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TAI SURGER Y. sss
After seversl yers experience AMI rarelul examination
Into The various hianchea of Densty he has become sat
sied Thai The greater portion 81 Artificial Teeth mere
ORNAMENTAL answering very little or no purpose in
utility. His manner Of inserting In snci az 10 ropbne
both beauty and uSeneps and he feels confident IN Sc
curing tile appreciation OF those who may honor linn with
their patronage
Il being his intention make Washington his permanent
residence hiss harge ior The present VIII be very mode
rate thereby giving an opportunity for persons otes The
truth of the foregoing.
ny Office and residence, Warl'a Hnilling, FenIsyl
yanIa between 9Th aud IN streets, and next ddoi
Ia Gmana Drug sore
RRFrRANrEa .f 4l..
Dr T.. PARMEIE, Dentist
n ID & ". ~ GILMAN. Zap l7--1Gm
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MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPOT.-JoIIN
lM PT'rIBONE would inform his patrons and the pub.
lie that he has procured, at considerable pains and tx
pense large and superior stock OF pure ICE, and tal he
Is prepared furnish families, hotel keepers coniec
ZION and others with the article in such quantities
throughout the entire season. they may desire.
Prices reasonable, and variation with those person
who engage Of me III the beginning OF the season.
Wagons will run through the ely daily.
Orders received through the post Office and by John r.
Calian, Druggist, Of and 1 Streets aud my
Coal Office, near the Long Bridge. ap 5--2awGw
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Correspondence Of tile National WING.

~ w CoFTeRpondtnct OF the NntlohNI WING.
s PITrsBuno April 25-4 PM
The river 10 In good navignbe condition and rising with
% fret water in the channel
Flour remains without change in prices though holders
are somewhat 6rmer Small sales $500 There Is fair
supply Of Grain bn the market has undergone change
Provisions steady, but rather pressing on he market
No change in prices There Is good demand for Fruit =
Sales OF Mosssea, pure New Orleans, AT aeic Coffee as
ia.t quoted whshey IL selling at lda5lc. per gallon
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NATIONAL HOTEL ron nENr.

NATIONNI HOTEE FOX NENT..
O. THE NATIONAL uoTELin the city Of Washington
Hi formerly kept BY COLEMAN and now IN The poTsessor
Of Blackwes Trustees, Vi offered Tor rent X
Persons desroua Of easlg the properly requeste
10 apply IN person or by letter, aidfesaed to the
PRopRlEToRS
OF ths National Hotel WashinYnn City,
Esrly possession may he had.
sp3-ifT fhsiu -f"h4
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v IA . Correspondence Of lie National Wing
CIscIaNArI, April 25.
Tho Flour market is steady and the supply inadequate
lie demand; saeaat $500 Grain Unchanged transactions
moderate previous prices No change to notice In Pro-
peions prices yesterday
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by aTELEG RAPH.


-411 BALTIMORE, Apf1I zo-7O n 'f' y
There has been no authentic Information received
here yel Of the Steamers arrival, although one O
our papers announced thar she had reached HALIFAX
The latest dispatches from New York, state tina
no intelligence had been received there oil her ar
risal sas Ely
The Trial of Kunkle for the murder or rather as an
accompce In the murder Of Mrs. Cooper has beer
progressing In the County Court to-day. The prIs
oner 10 all appearance, is insane, though i Is sup
posed by some lie feigns insanity.
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y j;5I v Y G.
ADAMS 8 CO.'S ExPREss.

Office Psnney'rdnia arenae near Rdiiroad Depot.
HNIIE public respectfully informed that continue 10
nm express between Washington, Baltimore, Phia.
,lelpha, New York. Boston, aud all The principal cities and
towns Tor The aud speedy OF merchandise
packages, bullion, hank, notes, sc,
Particular attention will be paid 10 the collection and pay
ment OF notes. drafts bills, &r.
Custom house entries II Boston, New York Philadelphia,
and Baltimore promptly attended to- and on reasonable
terms. S.ss
Our and others, ordering goods from the
nre particularly requested 10 order adams Co.'S Er-
p,tssn which will ensure their conveyance with great de-
s,atch.
Our express for Richmond, Petersburg and the south
leaves daily at n. m, and arrives daily al ~ y.
Our express from The north arrives daily al l and
"a y M, and departs daily at p m.
feb lG--u PHILIP j. BUCKLEY, Agent.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nv" WASHINGTON CITY, April 2, IHIg,
III relnaiising the practice Of Dentistry nths city,
DR. VIM IL DIBBlE ieel il duty well MS pieasHrt
10 state from the evidence he las exhibited TO me OF his
Rki Thai consider him eeH laoiided for the profession IN
which eigaged, and recommend him 10 my fricds anu
pairons confidently believing that IA those who may avail
Heir confidence u BARRON. Il
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lfASBIONABLE CI4OTHtNG.--We have on
hand large and elegant stock of DN,MADE
GOODS for genilemen's Fine dress and ock Goats,
dOrsay Coats, Overcoats OF various styles and qualities
Panaloons and Vests IN great variety, with every other
article Of dress 10 outfit gentleman in the best style and
without delay.
Some very handsome white silk ana other for
lug wear.
Also, fuc Shirts white, black, and other kid Gloves.
With Cravas, and many oihcrpretiy and desirable Goods
or genemens use.
We also prepared make up any garment order
II short notice ia the best style. 4Q
Terms cash. or 10 prompt customers short credit Only
pne price t - YOUNG ~ OREM,
feb l6--dtr 3doors west OF Browns IIote
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BY the President. s
RICHARD NJ. yorSe,
fs Commissioner Of The General Iaud Office
Notice a. pre-enp,ion Claimants.

Every person entitled TO the right of pre- empou any
81 the lands within The townships aud parts OF Townships
above enumerated ~ required 10 establish the same 70 the
satisfaction Of the reier aud receiver Of the proper land
office, and make payment therefor, soon Iraeteo6ie
after seeing this notice and before the day appointed Tor The
Of the public snle Of the lands embracing
The tract claimed otherwise ch claim, VIII be iorfehed
RICHARD NJ YOUNG, &tf
Commissioner ofhe General Land Office
Mar 7--lawl9w 10 4esiD s f4.,&
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Nv the president or.he Unlted states.


by the President orthe United States.
TN pursuance Of law, l. JAMES X POLK, President Of tie
United States of America, do hereby declare and make
BROWN that public sales will be held at the nnermenon
ell land Offices in the State Of IOWA the periods herein
Al he land Office al FAIRFIELD CONNIE on Monday
the fourth day Of June nex The disposal OF the public
lands situated within the uadermeniiolied townships and
parts ofiownships, viz;
North ofte base line, and trest ofte nm principal
meridian. S4b4a
Townships seventy aud seyenythrec Of range TWEEN
tythree,
Townships seventytwo and seventy rte, OF range twen-
townships seventy tmoand seventy three, Of aneetwen
". five. tH
island in section twenty three, IN township sevenytwo,
Al lie laud Office al commencing on Monday,
the eighteenth day Of Jun. next FOR the disposal Of the pnb
lie lands situated within the aforementioned townships,
TO wit ~ .
North of The base line and rsst Of he nm principal
meridian.
Township ninety three, of range AZ M
Township ninety three, OF range eight
Townships ninety two NINETY three. and ninety four,
range nine.
Township ninety three. Of range ten.
Townships nnetytw ninety three, aud niueiyfour, Of
range eleven ssHtf ssetT74il
laus appropriated BY law for the Of schools militia.
rs, other purposes, viii he excluded from the sales
The offering OF The aforementioned lands will be
menred on the days appone aud proceed in the order Ia
which they Advertised With ali conveuiAui dispatch
until the whole shall have been offered and tile sales
closed. But no sale shall be kept open longer than
weeks and private entry oany OF The lands win be adj
mitted until after the expiration oi the two weeks.
Given under my hand, the city Of Washington this tweu
ty.seveuth day OF February, Domui one thousand
eight hundred aud FORTY -uine. NJ,
BY the President: $500
RICHARD NJ YorNG,
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a CARD.
W. G. SNETHEN, Attorney and Colln-
SellOr at Law,


W. G. SNETHEN, Attorney and Conn-
SellOr at Law,
DEGS LEAVE 10 his friends and the public,
ID that his connection with the National Wing, as ftssoe
Editor does interfere IN any Hammer with Ills probes.
sional engagement lie win be happy to attend 10 any
law OF agency business entrusted 10 his care
WAamIsufoa, sd April April 23.if
NO CALIFORNIA GOLD DIGGERS, Elk
l. PLORING PARTIES, AND 9TH Rs
The subscriber has on hand aud for aale from the tnon
India Rubber Company who have the exclusive right 10
use Cooyears Patent Metallic Rubber, the following ar
iirles
Tents and Tent Carpets, Knapsacks Camp Blankets,
Iiaversacks, Canteers, Leggins, Clothing Bags,
Water Bottles, rarpaulins, Gaps, and Capes,
Souwesers, Texas Wallets Gun Cases,
Goats, Clo1ks, and Capee, Mexican Pouches,
oyeras and Punialoons, Gold Pouches
Air Beds and Pillows, Life Prrservers,
Drinking Cups, Buckets, aud Bnsins, Travelling Bags
Portable Boats, Provision Bags Saddle Bags
Gold Washers Baby Jumpers Breasi Pumps,
Aud variety Of other articles, the sign OF the Star be-
tweenA IL aud 9th streets, pennsy yana Avenue wash
ngton
ap 7--eoi6f S. EDDY.
CHOICE MAHOGANY AND LUMBER.
John PuRDY has just received and has for sale the fol-
j lowing acleles -
Mnhoganies Of every thickness from veneerIng hand
railing and newell posts
Birds eye and carried maple,
Walnut and cherry,
Poplar OF every thickness. Az
Ash and oak, ~ a&5 t5
supply Of seasoned whtepne panel, merchantabe, Sc
leei siding and common culls,
With general assortment Of North Carolina and Eastern
shore pine. LA.
Also supply of calcined plaster and cement,
to Daily expected two vessel loads of coal
an I6-eo1Gt wa 5Ht
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provided for by the Treaty OF February .,
1913.
l. hereby given that the Board of Commissioners
appointed under hea act Of Congressof the "a Of March,
la49 entitled AN act 10 carry into effect certain st
pnaiions Of the treaty between the United States
and the Republic Of Mexico, Of The second day OF
February, one thousand eight hundred and forty
eight have established the following Rules and
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CARUsIS SALOON.
~ ~ " H-Mz.SsrA-H~A H->
CARUSI has The honor to announce thai the cele.
Ii, bration of the annual
"MAY FESTIVAL
Win be heb at the Saloon, Tuesday the LIST OF May
The most ample and decorative arrangements will be made
on the occasion. Roth OF the splendid Saloons will be
thrown open for promenade and dancing The parents and
guardians Of his pupils respectfully requested 10 attend
with them Ladies' who may receive their cards Of In.
vilaon in time will please send their aud place
residence 10 L.. G. At the Saloon. ap D-eo3t
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LEWIS DEL. April 2b, P. NJ.
The Ship .Slcofard.

I'ttP toFtuf1Fuf
Information from the ship Swatara, which was
run ashore day before yesterday, below Cape Henlo-
Z peu. states thar at last accounts she was In IA feet
winter. The vessel draws only 10 feet She Is per-
fectly tight More anchors were being procured for
her BY The pilots and the impression Is that she will
be goi off, probably tomorrow, by the aid Of the
steamers which are anxonsy awaited Thepassen
gers numbering 800 remain on board und ENJOY good
heah though they suffer much from exposure 10 The
weather and high winds.
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CERTAIN CURE for FEVER and CUE

Commissioner Of the General Land oIiic
--laWl3W
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Bosros, April &c.

Acco,,nis from Africa, March 8, state that the
schooner Curlen, Capt Nelson, was at the Isle Of
Loo, and all on board had died except the Captain
ind boy.
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w. II. DIBBLE, having taken
Y The Office formerly occupied by DR. Bar.
- ron, Ia prepared to perform all operations
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,ves gar '.f-ao. --c'e.s.-- 81. Ory T,9ss .eaf
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from San Fr.n,fco; Sep c7'a, brig Ghis "st@ra.-s,
sepi 11-sa.i-a big G e. ron gl.sgu. ,sr sss sf.1-
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TorE B-lsrd 10 big MAY As-ios. fron Boston. DO
.t.p foo 30. ..fhi-sL- ara1ns iOre-isl, 10 Pro
as, foia S@w-No-s 30. i'n-s-Ks helry E15a-s
ron Boston. do George aut Nate. d. sh.P Age
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ai1t DO; br. 90 Aer..1~7. lrali f' j.
nero. do. BsE~.y L8r dos fr-1rsEa "a sul. COS Ar
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pa.- tos txpr~ss. fRlsi| f.l b.en'er. co c LJ9-,
lCtJ do. tH-slig George Jan DO Gs-s~s tfr., 90.
5t-Bsrk rufolcf from Boston, DO NA-9lcs. 4't
sh'p Edward ~ 30, bssk G.at0 90; 1ohSlns "a ADJ,
Go si'ene 'Arcl. 90.
ship South Csro,n-, Hamilton. = Ne7Yorf rom san
Frsrcsco al llga'co the h Oct 10 sal i'f -
ton shout Nov To
Big Gufe. Of NYorF. sd a. VALPARAISO Capt
" sfsf - 10 returned over ne isiln1s.
SavAL.-U s'ooD-of-rsr Ftlmug'h, G -ainA4o-r fel
aErew. sailed 11 Ca 40 the lsh q October Tor Sal
Frr1rizr
C,iLao. NJv. 5-s-iDs Pr-si'snt, lShs >r OF Neat
iron cEIsc. arrived g. De- ifsl 1bs of seaman. N.Y.
rcs, from Baltimore s1if Captain - 20 home ~ NJ q
steamer bsrsfJ ~ Criil 3oron, from san frsnci sc1-
ibis vessel tss stopped here either - gc scESTir Tor '
anc s1y good charter Tor u ; 10 oad And go BACK
10 ssu Ffprcisco, kirkwcod. Alley iwhEi@r OF N2nil
rsfuce All overhEling; brig Gov Thorpl Porter spld
fJr 81 Eco Jailed. Oct f. bark John @ Coiey Sm'iH,
from Noro ~ san Fraucsco; Ill., brig Nesia' hsyhe~,
from Boson do ~ TIE msrket-i no. favorable, on
wta ng cruise, i9 bark Mac isia, Mason benesl san
francisco @oth, chip Ls'sy'!s. lawrence Fhaer u
New -E.ci0fd o. cute.
sgosEN SniP ALe1ly-i. OF N-~-B-i'1ri. Cs asefJ
az weeks ifo9 Ps7s, A1g. =. I1i 81, in "i 20 W.
cruising.
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E1sr.-rhs 40 Preshrtari,n ChaLch A. e

FiREs The Eirs, Presbyterian chafoh 81 Hoft
rishl wss burned On Saa5sy, "a met L0ss s3,Ooes
rS Insurance rhs extensive tannery establish s1t
Of Isaac J Giipsrt, Derby, Conn was entirely destroy
81 by fes beg~eoa ana O'Clock Thursday morning
Loss over IS OoQ: insussaee on building, stcck sne
t..,,s. g 900 - tse Ems Once, hartford The tin
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ssi,n. s.shls aad ve horses Mr.. g. l9ss 10 stoeS
sc Is ABOUT g ocn-listie insurance
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pears wa, mistaken Ia stating ;hss this Sonsn bad
osen arrested 1, her sisSt from fisgsrs Fsls st sJrs
euse. Toe S,racass Ssay says 'Ss sstsrneet OF 'ns
Asrieaa lssss ore important iss'ure-'ea' o. 'Fsa
MoKrsLrTI ON SsITsoARp.--Ine British an
Finss Captain Sleek arrived on Tuesday from Liver
POOL, having lost 81 passengers he's soysse, hY1
ship.isver and other dssssss shs lsft Enyand WIN
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