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THE GREAT CONFEDERATION.

We haze prepared and arranged. from the Afn
Calf,rn,a. the following complete account of the
horrible catastrophe ai sm Fr.dc>co
About eleven o'cloca. on Che night OF MAY 81. tle
cry of Fire startled every one IKE an earthquake
Tho fire had just commenced I'D paini-,1Op on fle
west SIDE of PortSmopth->quar adjoining the By-
ant House. formerly called. bat more recently the
American. 10 was hut q slight blaze when lrst seen,
but D. iye minutes the whole upper story vas full OF
fame Before The engines could -et upon the ground
AMI commence playing. ihc American ON one SIDE
ana store occupied by Ne>su Rhodes a> a furnish
ny establishment, were 10 fame
The buildings lu the y.clnl'v5clQg All oi Wood ind
extremely comouSrIbe. the IRE spread up t-3y-,t
back toward Sacramento and down Cay toward
kcarnv. with fearful rapiQlty u soon had nun com
mand. and the Ere Department could only WOTh ur-
Oh ht borders. and eHoeaFor 10 cheek o, pfosf'S
ly anticipating 70. TIA TINS tEcy succeeded on me
north SIDE before reached Dupont-sf But mcyerv
other direction n NIich 81, could spread II TOOK f-
own course.
To The south Do spread to BUSIEST. ani 10 the east
a. tlo tine OF writing this. O'Clock. \. V. It hiss
passed Jack>Or-,t. sweeping everything iron little
east OF Dupont f0 thr wAarte>. The BLOCKS between
Dupont and kcaruy->->. west ol Por>louth-sCuarC.
as far as BuSh-st fArtc ID number. are n ashes. Be-
tween Bush nd jackson k0arucy AMI Montgomery
i've 10 number al down. Between Montgomery ana
>snSome. Bush art lac6~0n-,r> five D. number. all
down.
One man on W., nston->, fell dead rom over
exeuion. HC Wa, so completely surrounded Dv the
FIRE he could nor De- relieved by those Who >aU HIM
James K.Ig OF Wm We, badly oaraeI bug escaped
Beyond San,omc toward rae ,Hn1rs vc 90 ao-
know how great j. Ihe destruction. fer the smoke
SO dense ana t1e FIRE intervening, p = impossible t0
tcl BESIDE these thirteen l.OcE,. almost every
building Okwl-cl rs de>iToye there are many o;aer>
Il j. impossible even CD CUES, a. i-t number Oi 1ut-
As> 90 DE amount o. property de>'tolei tlun-
sand buildings On Witlu ile bounds % truth. nc
DtgC. ard ten millions OF dollars could not replace
'4 ffr 4 s.t "A .| 81 d. a
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$4,000 IN COED DUsZ.
SHIPPING, mARkETs, DEATHS, &c

The steamship Crescent City. Capt. Tan
rer. arrived last nigh; about midnight Ia 10 days from
Chagres. via Kingston. Jamaica. she brings Ium-
Der Of passengers who left san Francisco N the
Northcner and the New Orleans on the 10Th Of Nay.
The Mails were left on the l>thmus and were to be
brought on by the Cherokee The Crescent City
brings MS confirmation OF the burning Of san Fran
cisco. full details OF which give below
We arc indebtgdto Mr.. Z. " Hull. the oblging
pursur OF the Crescent City. for forwarding The
Tr,Jpars dispatches To Mr. W. i. Brown of Cos.
ton. Messenger for Adams EXPIRES, and the Agent O..
Gregory & Co.'S Express, We return our thanks tor
files OF Califomu papers
The following are tac passenger and specie lists Of
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mon pe,,ye At glance the Great advantages possessed nv
ION, 81 me- hanc branches where ever ilt 11
III concerned shares The interests and reNpo 'i' -
ol the business TIE HAT FiNSHER> UNION can jast.
claim m their numbers the Des- salient ard shl ~ me 60 IA
IN AID hey submit TO the good Of the pubic what ir
.ui u gid nationally be ante act from such c'psli
ton and while thov call attention - their own honest &
icrTsc tic. would caution he publ against me isfes
of ndi, uals who would pcrfdou,y hlCh r e.hpod Oh
fhe hard earned reputation We are the only ASSOCIATION ~
Joiruevncn Hltters the CIV and orr store located j.
p,rt INV. nyno,te the AStcr House lcl7 gT1IhXs'
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ward. a,on, Batter, to Long VIA: Nearly every
building within tins Inc, q distance Of over 4 mlie
northeast and southwest by hall mule Ion norm
ives, 10 southeast was destroyed. Eighteen l"9St
squares. excepting few buildings and i"Ist POI
uop> of f,e OF in others have been completely de>
,rOyCi The plank streets are ruined. ana ln many
place, entirely impossible, except on foot ~ic@ Il
-~4.l Fcrslrs az Tie great FIRE Of Ity & ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

GRFFN's FURNIsHING STORE, No. A.
go7 HOUSE, The az 4 Shi-makn- b. been ny 'I5+
decree u perfection ~ tis celebrated @ 4i.n'1 ~
-shug Establishment wdch may he cal-el iap- -@-e.--
% ~ ne ,aar'eed AID never ,als Ever other arIictf
sd al the store NAV be equally reef 1n anl phh' iJ
81 the rule 10 exec ting orders
n Sore Throat and Hoarseness instant
81. cured hy II V BUSH's Mage Cream ln.mcnt an IN.
ble nam exfermnafar-the Ros' wonderful lfl4' "a '4'
tas ever been offered FOR Grad afns a. pam ana
Prscpal te 1O $40 GreelwlcA ST. corner ~ - en-
. cents pe- ?. tie.
RHEUMATIsw.- We would advise al OF
r resder, VINO arc troubled with n, o.tre,,ns d'e,-
30, Use Hall. PsIugenesa. U ls lu MI il-h- 5tll'J
Road the 10. LOVING testimonial Nr"-l 'Hnt ".l' 80
Tl-f Deq~ sr- take -rcaf pleasure .nIi.'Lllli-
,,r Pa-eaesa 90 tl.se afflicted I-A t4r .r ils' -li ~
attribute law cure irua4 That lf-o fl-4it4 I'D u.s. ti
etter having tired sarlo-s o.htf tl. -.'' -.'-'-
.,@d y g. HArTAwAT. j'2 B-1afwaf
~ W. SMITH HALL, i3' Bower I'.' ~ 'N'
ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-JuSt imported large
LII II The finest and mos, beautiful French Ariica Eye
Tine can De inserted without tine slightest pain OF "eIa
tlr and 81, ben properly ADAPTED vl u.yr aiu LOS ne
tie nat iral e.e Apgly 90 Dr. jane Pow ILL Vi -''
Arrst. &C. Pei Br0ad~as, entrance p warren 3D.
Iei2 GTuIAAS'
A GENUINE MEDIcNE.-The OXYGENAT-
2 BlrrrRs have no equal rs tonic medicine ara q, =
constitution If ZEN. b.. SUFFERING from amy arrangement 81
the natural functions. weakness ' ii'sN..E ''''''N
N1,o ,r..s,lSir ABSD Sands 700 Vuan-st 4 D SEQ
VII 4 Co 3iG and G H. RING. ~ Br1adwal : l. cd
dueton. SO HIdson-st and rs Br9ad". J. VI u On IA
Rover. corner u Graud-st Hall. Rrrkle O., Il3
Gloeuvgch-g-; and by DrlGis's -re!--i - 'if ii'1'
States ard Caraca-
r. FowLERs q WELLS, Phrenologlsts
AMI Publishers Clinton Hail. 1871 Nlssau-st near the Park
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GrHIN's SrnMER EQrIpMENrs. -Besidc

an infinite yaret, u drcs and uujress Hats and CAPS
homemade and Partisan fof the promenade and the
manegc GFNfE's shOw-ro0ns display All the Latest P
aud London sfylts Of Cafos. Ladies RIDING WHIPS ami
superb n,uutod Summer Umbrellas, lie invite special
atfeuf ou 20 these recent addition, % his fancy stock
GENIN, 2if broadway. opposite 81 Paul
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GyNrLEMEN's SUMNER WEAR.-F'Irs
Rncry MnrNrAIH BEAyERs.-Ii ~ WIsI

a Hat that Il light and easy he head try one u
DAVID ROXY Mountain dao Beavers 4Hd fcu H. H.
ly 80 ro Oinced the beautiful Hat vet introduced
D. Tie p bic Gail and EXAMINE them and Judge iof yiurri
a, DAVID'S 30l Broadwas. near Duane-si
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Beaver the most elegant. desirable and STYLISH Summer
H,t, ever afercd 20 an intelligent public The rush II
them the nas week has been astonSuglv great, ans is
steadily increasing Buy 40 once. so ~ 2" he lh'
fashion KoNNs - At i2C Illton-st adlnhh' ti' SIN
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m rcse 5he Dome of Thoug with the most >tyu,h t1
ar a, li vogue OF the most sonabie price AS cape~
,,pl,reii,> >nsDendes, &c Please notice uui address
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ NEw-Y YORK LAUNDRY. IS Spruce
.treet near Nassau-stTo New shir Dealers, an
H,aeis Single Gentlemen. &c Ac-The above l.c.crsf
he ,> er'enSlve p the nired Staits mas been -
Il great expense and car complete 100 dozen Jne
Der day New Shirts amy quantity st1 ~ -, s-,rc.
M for the trade. fwsOesse de aers ana res w I-,r
promptly aud he very ,est sfif o3l starcied and
fvle Fam, IN clothes purely washed ci,Ai., - r,,~ci
eleeantlr foned a. a few hoafs n 1 ~ szer ,,ec,1
Nashns AID rough dr. as * ShnnsIns Of all fbucs
for nerrn, tors olO,hersi &C. u We -.-.
re- & - cc-effnes fle llilowIs ai'dli'--,-' .--7
ll.s - ,y5,s,rf and d~-acn D. ifaNeiefS an. .,
u - in aagre. can have her CLONES VI =, ir. 1-.
iea'lns if ~ -, eanoer vrfhntlree hours NJ mate
romeo 5 I, the Wash,ne Degarment but pure owe p'
HsiN s altered Crofon water Gentlemen slit FAR.
s''P ,,si h. new sbIr.s .ale. Gentlemen ,'.lia
nohe q fg,y sfge IasA- c,ored yantalo9A' iid 'c,,
llifIs ,oaed ana polsAcl 3 Articles ~sAei mere zee.
'-- II they are carel. it handled and All use % t
$50 oard and wrnglL- b, hand carefully a''-.~ O.
src.ses and an hIc article done Ep uy a ~ '4
mood rench auudrCgs STAINS. llk spots am 4hi
rer,oyed The s1irt fanis lior starch nliles d
..S - f- work are Of tne bcs T Al articles to'i
and returned bf wagon, crefn.f projected nee i i5
ar-ir ,r end hv mail 20 Newiors LanAarf, 10 W r'
JfNfha~T
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LOSS ESTIMATED AT$l2000, 600!
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1900 HOUSES Burned .
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kNApp's HEALTH RrsroRArlrE RlrlrRs

recently been introduced these B,tcrs uskc ol-
ward progress IN public confidence NcU-Auowu curels.
NOT itrl, 20 he earned away h opgaT r1nJu vtaou.
their deliberate 0s Eeni goes tt o. ceIt: hai ihe
Heath Restorative RiterS The hest article they have
ever tr fr STRENGTHENING the digestion. tie a
the whole Sssicn General D"tOt. W Hu>1n->i and Tor
sale 50 Fulon-st Prce % cents PEI t'te three bit
Tie, Il, s. 23
70 The most of our readers no doubt
have heard Of the woadcrfal low prices HRAN ANDERSON
~ BoNcg, Is Sellng elegant imperial Three ply and Ia
gan Csipeting. Rugs Mats " iuoW Shaacs Table Gov
'r>. lor OCoshs. ~ Ii ans have omstcl waiting ihe
eight spacious Sales Rooms Of thai tab,f> Establishment
~ To- a. aleaaS defer Il uol)asss
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IL Dull times! Dun nmcs crv n

of ON {, ade,men but We know where thc smile of
prosperity myers al the yea round Spcadd boots Nd
Gators a cheap prces bring clouds of customer, The
place ~ I0Nn,', "a Ann-St
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LAnIts, SHoEs.-Snme !.

LADIES SHOES. Some ladies' wear long
rcsse, because they have large feet; but these ladies
would eaf clean stockings and neat and elegant shoes
and CATERS, such made and sold az the splendid store
of ) CNuII. 81 Broadway nobody would observe 'he
,efort1t, well-turned ankle as displayed etItes
made h Caul most beautiful sight for man, 'u those
dear creatures thus blessed should mot sees 10 d si'
desirable points from the world.
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SAN FRANCISCO IN ASHES!!
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STOCKTON nEARAs DEar8OlED.
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II LEARY d Co., LEADERS and intro
dscers Of fashion for Gentlemen Ha's' g. 4n1 A."
House BrO.dway ~"
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SEVERAL LIVES LOST!
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THE CITY REBUILDING.
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BE- CAUTIOUS This city Is literally
a,ied with common Shoes and Caters made ni cheap
German Patent Leather which cracks all 10 pec WAT
kINS ma Fucn-st uses the Pans Patent Leather oh\;
which tool the gold medal a. the Exposition ut l8p All
Boots ava SHOES purchased az HIS establishment can De 4e
peuded l'it "i"SA"
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Boor-mAkrRs' UNION. - NAssAU-Sr.-

The Root maker, Union VII present iot te patronage ID
the pub this morning VERY fine collection % French cal
SKIN and enamelod Boots and Caters The goods are ollie ed
hv retail q wholesale Prices
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WRECK OF The STEAMER CON-. PREBL:.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY
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THO WEEKS

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
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House. Biu~ohdl'
GyNrLEMEE's SUMNER HATS.-BIRD,
corner PINE and Nassau SIS invites attention 70 %, ne"
.nd stye II stYa hest French grey beaver h a. Tor
s1muer uear manufactured from and beiutiu so
econ of fur Of exceeding Ocness Of color ana inen'S -
texture Also the pure ROCKY Mountain white i1 drt'
ke,ver HITS Together 1hh several other lies of fur SiW
and PsnaIn. Hate sds.yted 20 tAe season. .
n,v9. la BIRD cor Pine and Nassau SIS
GgNTLEMES's SUMNER WEAR.-FIrSt
qualify Ready made white and coored Grass nne Linen
Coa,s ZEPHYR Cloth, Merno Alpaca, and Lns'er 90
s.ngle mlled Cashmere, Menno BombaZne ana DINING
Panialoons with large assortment OF Linen haiN"Ne'
.pa ,'ier Vests At our usual moderate prices
WM T JEENISGs Co, 23i Broadw.n,
feigf American tipsri
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>upphcdw "a clcSau SNCrna'c and number Plates OF nre
sud hesrfl dcS gns plated tAe l>tuta niAnuc,
and elceant engraved 10 Ncr' low puee> Orer> sent gu
any part oi ttc CoUutrf ~ express.
EVERDELL. $40 BIIad~a,.
el9 s. OF Daeuo-s, noXg square above Servants
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WIG VICTORY IL SACRAMENTO.
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SmAs. NC. An REnucrn PRICE,. -IIIC

Il NpBENrER. al Broadway lconari-,J have
reduced hcr prccs the cc Of then stN ana are
selling ~ their silks, Grenadines SIX Tissues Baresc>
Ecustd silks. French Ausim>, Barcse de Lanes u &
ven cheap
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FInE INsrRANcr.-The LlyerpOOI and

T TNN 7 ~ TT'''T' 'F''''
London Fire and Life Insurance Company. office 10 Wa
Il Authorized CAPITAL t2o0oo go. ol >lt1ltoh. pad up
Capral t21OOa surplus aud reserved Eunu. ttivN0. ot
- Oo0tll THIS Company has formed cJl Boad oi ID e.
recor IN ths city duly cuai,d by hodn- the required
sumhc ~ Shares\ With tn power pucts 4nr Fr
RISKS settle AN losses and o. invest n Nct al tat>
J,tivct ,n premiums aud the sale % ,arrt>
D.nCCfOrN
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iRcF- IL SMlrn olIers for sale ~ 1871

Front up stairs doors oel1r. Fultonst general
so,tmeut VI FIREWORKS O fhc hest quality, ii reduced
prices Which hcing Of hrs own mannsctur can confidently
81 warranted Also Fire Crackers AZ the lowest maihe
ieiY 1871
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? ABOLITION AND SgCgSSloN-

l. abolish the botheung hei-b. q
Let ) cause al. ilc rats ., Seccdr
Let SeNQairaie aa;>. u.otAs aad nlscac~.
AID ALL all the yr-nuaouS hrcei
~ good, friend tui now shall Nsr da
How hanSh these manifold Ms
" Us, merely step over % LYONS
And purchase hls Pow der and p,
IL soi a. LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pl.> & Bros
AZ fel6 Of AIM
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\ Pts Observation-Disclosures,

>cNc> ROOT .he Dasucvoo. pi. ao in tho ALLOWING mln-
ucT Va IS The b. idiug. 30 Broadway Ike = ttc, and
unlike tsce II IS Ike tree because Il has - Roo. ard
tNe ttcs hSca &c The Roor a, tar ton where g
pgoduccstrtt ln TIRE share cf thc cheaa.> bs -. .,
best, DlsucrrVoiypes m The United states
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~ Is II possible that Co>rAR has the
stuff that cNtcu"neeS ras aal roache, ASA bedhus>
that Tics comc ont and c.c. tu> i,as. geo >lae OF
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-10

!, In AND, AFTER 4asEs HoNEY MapM.-=a
When Hon. Truman Smith, Senator from
Connecticut, returned to Washington with
bis yoaihfqa asecRRhsAsd and handsome
Alabama wife, somebody asked how many
slaves.she had. "Only one, ''said Truman,
bowing low and placing his hand upon his
heart; .'Only one, who is proud TO be her
slare." That was very good. "A cores
pondent Of the N. I. Herald gives q sup
Elementary aaaedpts aimon,h later. On
the night the platform gave way ut the
Washington Circus, Mr.. Smith was pres.
ent with his young wife. and il is said that
when the crash came, he ran for the door
leaving the lady TO shift for herself. An.
other lndy observing it, remarked, pointing
to the Honorable Senator .frem Connect.
cut: "Look, look, there goes q fugitive
slave" <agl gd si;si as as.s55a 81 .seeE
Time is q grent consoler Of the afflicted
and al so Sxeas emancipater Of slaves
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-10

Wsslipfhs fnilouin8sfrona ahe Cincin,
mai Enqujrss:s haaakes q posiIiye' slute-
s,msnt, which, unless anthoriistiyely con.
sssradic,ed, we suppose must be- taken for
fact. This will supersede .all other ma
ehinsfya 81 The kind, yet invented. w Q
cannotsveli conceive any further improve.
anent id tbs branch Of fnachipery than a
cylinder press working both sides by the
Sans revolution: $ 81 s,ss s's.sf-s - Il,
THr Paoeasss Or Or IsnEsrIIos.-T Tie
printing process has been distinguishsd by
% erssf ipaproyemenls inFits uschinery as
any sother Of tbe arts Of the world. Each
,impsossment, 1as itswas tested, was consid.
cred szfbs pery thing;n yet discovery push.
Cd on somsihipg newer, simpler and better.
We had snpposed lie .eEloE prss2' be.
xoDd sfhs rover of improvement; but 1t
seems we we're missaksn; q gentleman Of
Utica. N. II, has inyentsd q new cxlinder
ors.s. ana p,,t L % successful operation in
that civ, which d certainly far ahsad Of
any. thipg now ia use. his press prints int
both sides Of the paper BY one revolution;
will print twice as fast as the Hoe press,
and do iis work as well or better than the
ADAMs press, and il requires but half the
labor .iiafSedi1g ID. Mhils the cost of the
machine, 1t IL beliesed, will be less Than
shat ofany power press. :, ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-10

It'd Nssk Nat;ondl ConpeaEon II he
Westerp llemoefatis papsrsap beginning
D speak est in. .fayor Of the nsxt National
cenyention Of our party meeting in the
Citysgof sCincinnati. The Grand Lodge
&c C,dd Fellows the Convention of Epis.
eopal Bisheps, the Presbyterian General
Assembf and many other lesisA have
lsceaily met 10 that City, and the New
Albany Ledger can see no good reason why
she National Convention shoAld not do
The Indiana State Ssntinetsays: .3
The North Wes: polls more Democratic
votes than any ether section Of the Union;
she has not a single Wing Governor, and
il iisdueStos her that the next Convention
shoEii Be held at Cincinnati. There are
many othsr reasons for changing the place
of holding the Convention. A. change Of
placs will haye good effect towards har.
monizing the different sections of orr
Union; & will bring persons to the West
Who have false idea Of our growing infiu.
snce, and who need only to visit our ceun.
ary, to hs convinced oil, the true cause Of our
greatness "a % aAs4q s:ts esas{stef sal 5se 7s1s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-10
Now and Fashionable JeWelry.
II. A. BAIRD,

DEALERINC CLOCKS, WATCHES JEW
II EtRY, SILVER WARE & YANKEE
NOTIONS. would respectfully announce to
the citizens Of Ravenna and vicinity that he
will keep at alI times good assortment of
Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Spoons,
Gold, Silver and Rlated Speetacles, Gold
Lockets and Chains, fine Iewelry and Cut.
lery. Plated Spoons, and variety of small
articles usually kept in a Jewclry Store.
All persons desirous of purchasing are re-
quested tqcall, as my motto is " Good Goods,
Quick Sales and Small Profis." II.
FlERooms in ALIENS Block, few DOORS
East of the Public Square and opposite
Brown &. Hurlbut's Boot and Shoe Store.z
G~Al goods warranted as recommend.
ed.3 a% 5r pos -4eeE z9e ly2S5.
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FreeanA;aaas n Ifoa&Ss y CO.
m OFT rs and Job b eEs,

SO Liberty Street, Nsw York.
aF Between Broadway and Nassaul @
a RE now receiving Ifich and beautiful
N assortment Of Fancy Silk and Mill
merry Goods, to which we would particularly
invite the attention of all Cash Purchasers.
and will make it an object for them to give
US call, as we are determined to sell ouf
assortment, for Cash, lower han ever before
offered in this market. S gsh.5.- -
Millinels can supply themselves with eve
ry rticle in their line, at about the cost of
| Impor.atioa. or Anctlon prices. Many of
our goods are manufactured expressly for
our own sale, and cannot be surpassed for
beauty or low prices. '7' 50 s@77
Rich Hat and Cap Ribbens,a large variety.
Silks and Satins for Bopnets.s - t.,. =.
Grapes, Grape Lisses, TarletqRs and Illu>
sion Laces. s.ara s.} Eses. fse<gE 4ss
Trimmings for Hats, Caps and Dresses.
Jenny Lind Caps. Party and Opera Head
Dresses. Iei a.lysss.g7 q e.a... .sls....
Embroidered .capes, Collars, Cuffs, and
Chemisetts. ~ 10 e.s sss 4: ~ Il
Embroidered Edgings and Inserting,
Swiss and Muslin ~ -5aa5ls1
Thread, Brussels, Valenciene, Silk and
Lisle Thread Laces. .s's.s,zs,,g. =
Embroidered, REVERE and Plain Linen
Cambria Hkfs.. 3ssg =, L.,.~-..'s. s,' =.
Gloves and Mitts, Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread
and Sewing Silk. ,..,s..1
Scarfs, Cfavats and Dress HkEs. :.
Swiss, Jaconett, Book MuslIns, and Blsh-
cp Lawns. - .-
Embroidered, Dan,ask and Plain Canton
Grape Shawls. ---------,----.,-
Il Full .assortnssaaa Of Stra,o Goods.
French and .4meriean .4rtifciut Fieire.s.
With large variety not mentioned above.
All wishing to avoid paying long prices
will make money BY calling and satisfying
themselves. 7@'''
Feb. I, 1881. 4ms97.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-10
HAykE pg GaAcr. Feb. %,

Horri6ls Tragedy. Some unknown
assassin entered the house Of Mr.. Crosden,
last night. near the Georgetown Cross.
roads, Kent county, Maryland, and shot
Mr.. Crosden. The assassin then went in.
to the chamber Of Mrs. Crosden where she
was confined to a bed of sickness, and shot
her and her sister who was attending her.
In making his escape from The house The
fiend encountered the servant girl and sho.
her. All four have since died What
prompted the bloody deed, or who was the
murderer, is in mystery. The most in.
tense and painful alarm prevails@in the
neighborhood., 90, ~ zxf1