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istins facilities FOR drunkenness postal reform il proui
isod; exchsnge IA likely 70 s-iss and lastly
weekly periodical Is established entitled La Co1fefsrd-
e'on ATeH'aG TO treat preferenty OF the ques'ns H4
may concern the national organization
On the 9th August Urquiza was TO leave
Buenos Ayres for SsDa Ft 10 open the Constituent Cos
gress TLe English and French Ministers were to &C
company him No mention Is made N the papers re
eeyed here es to the proceedings OF Sir Charles Holman
or the Cheyslier st. Georges.
The eighth Parliament of Brazil was closed
on the 4th
Previous TO the Chambers being closed Senior
Souzs Franco chief OF the Liberal party and leader OF
the opposition declared in answer TO an Observation
made by the Minister Of Finance that the Liberals had
intention OF conesting the forthcoming elecuons
being well convinced that the Government would use
the SINE digrace.u intimidation which eharactelIed
the last elections which, Mr.. Hudson truly SAID IN
Of his dispatches to Lord Palmerston were gained
p. the point OF the bayOnet' -,
The present Government therefore, are likely to hold
the rens for On indefinite period a: the same ume mere
be Of doubtthst the great majority oil tne
nafion ere liberals unfortunately in the national party
there is pauci,y Of talent which may prevent tneIn
attaining power for long tine.
On the side Of the present Government must De CON
fsed that the country has attained 10 gres. prosperity
during their administration -Four bills for the construc
ton Of RAILWAYS have passed the late session. GoysLn
ment guaranteeing per cent interest 10 the ma euil
ers. New roads are being opened up. Companies are
daily forming establish steam naVgauOn aiOns lho
coat up the Amaz0ns san Francisco. and Paraguassu
Government with each either guaranteeing per cent
interest or paying much per snnum Tor the convey
ance Altogether the Empire has never beea In such
prosperous and fourishing condition.
The custom returns lately published show
that the revenue of the three principal ports OF Brazil
hsd increased in the following ratio RIO De Jsneiro
1si7 to 1852 lOl per cent increase Bahia 1877 10 lsol
% per cent increase Pernambuco, 1871 to ISL ~ per
cent increase The credit Of the country stands deser'
edly high in Europe .
The Government have effected loan with
Rothschilds & Co for 100000 sterling ri % per cent
and Der cent interest; this amount TO pay OF the
Portuguese loan which Brazil guaranteed at her indie
pendence.
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pus, his duty as Brtsh governor. 70 Duy pu '.as
opinion foI support OF that government secs Iso
NOT 10 be hsd for nothng-nay, TO pisp - ,,hiic
dernorslised IL ths. country sound ana and
o;p;on NV means of Biren and 10 dEtrDd'e Apo at
euftiugs OF H. like jealous agricultural Vceo,Iy 49,
IA for propagation Of the same. DO you seriously ~
rel with him for this Was worse, pI2 o ia OK
itor than 10 pack my Jury yet all the woIid kio"
ceiepcy had done this Granted once tat ~ ~ 80
dominion IL 10 be maintained In lreisno su ~ c N,
rest fellows. You cannot have your prILs 81,
quarrel with the means. SIR, your Ncc I,',5;aI
an enlightened noblemsn, and knows POhiLSea
economy and free trade Whist was he not 10 ouy NJ
Birch in market oyerti | am sure he pai1 iol ii o
as be not 10 get public opinion made 20 Order anu en-
courage Irish manufactured Had he not iouha y ne
esssfy In support of the law and order, 70 ar
rsen me before his own castle Jurors, Dy specnu up
nontrnent jurors to the Lord Lieutenant hod 70 90
his did he not feel IL his duty though with regret ana
only for time TO trsmple the law which 4 was AIS
cHce 10 cuardl-.o make a sheriff swear thai his Excel
iepcy's Jurors good and lawful men impartally
esnpanneedi To turn good Judses INTO bsd actors ana
The sssizes into traSicomedyi And Is ne now 70 be
ed I'D 10 exccration because be merely engages the
seryices of an able and jealous literary ay-a thing
hch needed swearing forswearing at all but only
triHe of money! You factious you IRE factious
Itell you that in maintenance Of British law and order
NV ord Clarendon was bound not only 70 purchase
tniblic opinion with his honest money but, If ne
cessary violate or the public good the very law he
was 'vindcating, to conure with baiiotbox and Jury
box the jugglers do and TO change the pur weead
OF Justice into foul mother Of dead dogs. But all this
only for time. Lord bless you just 20 avert, il
were the danger then threatening law and order.
Nothing could be further from HE excellencys intention,
mn sure than make regular practice o. this eort OF
thing or bosom friend for lie Of hs bought Birch
bat Briteh government in Ireland must b9 maintained
Now, this is my humble vindcaton OF the policy OF the
ablet ord most nmelOratiye vcerCy Of modern tlnes
wish you would print II his loadship Will perhaps,
value It the more as coming from political OPP
popent.
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BROADWAY PosT OFFICE.
CFx.YoRK- NOV I. lS5,


EEwYoRK, Nov. l, 1872
To the Editor Of The v. Y. Tribune;
l have been asked the question several
times to-day, il any mail matter was taken from my
oce on Saturday night by the band Of rfans headed
by Daniel E sickes who entered this Office the night
aforementioned between the hours of snd 10 o'clock
and perPetsted one of the most hghhanded outrsgss
ever heard of in any community whether Christian or
heather and TO Allay any undue anxiety that may
have arisen in the minds Of the public in relation there
TO- can assure them that nothing taken except the
5000 circulars or nearly onehaf of the whole mum
Der left with for distribution in this City upon the
occasion Of this Election would further remark that
such matter for the mails is allowed remain in my
Office over night, it Is sent to the General Post Office
six times every day and at 9o'clock every night.
BY publishing the above in the columns of your rslu
able paper, you will greatly oblige.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES c. HARRIorT, Proprietor.
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Liverpool Prodace Market.

from the Newspapers TUESDAY EVENING.
Tra-A good demand exists both from the trade and
speculaiors. Common sound Congou az 49,. and ell de-
scriptiors up TO ~ p pound show further improvement.
Holders also very firm.
CoFFEE-The Jamaica at auction to-day (Tued,y) went
off rather Hsty-sbout IS terces sold Al d0 for ordi-
nary to middng up 1907 for fine also 100 bags Maabar
A. BY private sale $50 bags St Domingo brought IS
and 2, GO bags Para Cocoa % u cwt
SUGAR-There he's been considerable trimstion in the
market ard both grocery and refinery descriptions hsve been
purchased very freely; prices upward Of dearer
In MoLAssEs nothing Of moment has transpired.
RICE continues to bring extreme rates upward Of 1908
bags T. having changed hands az soil for good mid
ding white, and n 3dl2i6 r cwt for fine table.
OILs-Ohve in limited demand. but holders firm. 100
tuns pale Seal at PSI l0 e55 30 Cod R5za 32 lo
TALLow in good demsnd. P Y. c. may be quoted a. a
f6l, with very little here.
About 5otun American LARD reported to arrive at
CO 6uG3i6 h cwt.
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Liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Evening, Oct. 10.
There has been good steady demand for CorroN during
The pat three days but wta shade less animation snce
ne arrival of the Africa The business has been as follows
saturday sales i5coo including 5000 speculation 2OO9 sS
Port Monday sses including fooo speculation 900
sxPort Tuesday Gales so00 including 80 speculation,
0e export ofwhch quantity 3 500 were American Ths
market closed firmly at Fridays rae Prces are quoted as
per lsst adyees namely Far Orleans 6l Middling %
Fan Mobiles lot Middling, i5s Fair Uplands Is! %
abiding i5iof5s; Ordinary "a 81 Inferior IA i5s
0sAiN1he Grain market has been quiet daring the three
spast Good qualities Of American Flour unaered
70 value, but the quantity sale continues scsuty There
have been arrivals OF American Wheat the past
week but much of IL il heated Indian Corn has been in
5000 request and holders demand II advance prices Of
iSt week thcIes not much on otter.
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u The following is part of the contents o

T. The following Is part OF the contents Va
81 Extra Bradford Argus published At TowandA dated
Oct 70:
Through the kindness OF the editor Of Tie Brdators
Pey0rtr enabled announce TO the patrons OF
lie ArsHs and friends, that Tuesday morning
the Goth int between ~ and o'clock the building I'M
meds,ely south Of our Office, occupied by '" snaley
moments eiapsed before almost the entire block OF
hlenrs in which we were situated was enyeoped Ia
mass O. flames. so rapid was The destruction tha' All
from our establishment. part OF our books anu
scouts In fact the building IN which our once wa,
located was in one complete tame when we sTlTel
eompetey stripped of entire means OF furnishing
cur subscribers with the paper due them and we may
ada left helpless as 10 any present means OF rec aos
ing its publication. In one abort hour our lsI Po
meets and ell the cherished hopes OF the future nave
been blasted and we let in a. complete darkness Is
thst which surrounds the dismal ruins where eai ew
short hours since stood the proud moaunenn Oh our
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Y Mary Jane, daughter of Emmor Il.
steele Of Hereford township. Pa. while gathering
bled end fell upon the stub of cornaIk which, enter
ing the side Of her neck and severing one OF the
main aTieics caused her death in about twenty nuies
thereafter. Her parents were in the city and knew
nothngof Tie sad occurrence until their arrival IN the
evening, when they hehed their daughter, whom they
had leii IN good health in themorning. corpse.
u The Queen City. of Buffalo. ran ashore
20 minutes to An, on Friday morning. instead OF
during Thursday night, reported There was
slight fog on the water, but still It was light enough
EASILY 70 zee the .hore
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LATEST.
The French Senate viii meet 4th Noyember.

The French Senate will meet 4th November
II is announced that if from their deliberations al
Iteration should result in the form of government tho
Senatus Consulte adopted will be submitted to the ra
fcaticn of the French people. The legislative body
will be appointed to ascertain the regularity Of the votes
and to declare the result
Louis Napoleon himself communicated to
Add .Keder the news of his liberation. ElKader will
be peneioned by France
The refusal of the new Turkish Ministry to
sanction the Turkish loan is confirmed
A skirlnsh had taken place in Algeria be-
tween the Ouled Mahbou Arabs and the French troops,
respecting nonpayment of tribute fifty Arabs killed
H. BrOuchere being unable to form hsr-
monious Belgian Ministry has returned his commission
to the King.
The trials of the persons implicated in the
revolution in Noples in ls4s have Just been concluded
Seven are condemned to dea.h, end many to long
periods Of imprisonment
A treaty relative to a Customs Union between
Austria and the States of the Coalition Of Dsrms,adt
is to be concluded Immediately and TO com. into force
on LIT January next general Civic Code 10 come
into operation on same date in those crown lands
where it has not yet been introduced Mar-hal Rad
otzky ordered a funeral service to be celebrated at
Verona on the 10Th, in memory Of Wellington
The retirement of NJ de Persigny is again
spoken Of He is to have high appointment in he
new Imperial household.
There ia no later news from England.
The steamship City of Glasgow, from fhiio-
delpha, arrived ut Liverpool on Tuesday, the 18TH
She encountered easterly winds nearly the whole
passage
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London Markets.
LONDON, Tuesday Evening, Oct. 10,

LONDON, Tuesdsy Evening, OCT II, Ib)Z
Closing Report BY Telegraph.
SUGsR-An extsnsve business done in West inds at
advance Of g cwt sale, le5 hogsheads and rerces
The demand brisk for Refined with prices advancing
grocery Jumps IS 48 for Foreign there were buyers AZ
very full prices and but few parcels TO be Obtained yellow
Havsnna in bond n id24j.
TEA-Lsrge business full prices common consou ss
aIiO.
CoFFEE-Plsnstion Ceylon, l. al above last weeks pr'
ces Native in demand.
RICE brisk; white Bengal II Gi2I6
TALLow very steady; P. Y. c. a. on the spot
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AMUsEMESrs, ETC, THIS DAY AND EVENING
RnftoE'. TLeatrrI oye's FrE'ieT Bes'ne p-N Care.
Broadway Thester-The Hurclbsrk Dumb Bell
WALLACE TheatePoof Cousn Walter; >Pnrg ant Autumn "
Mos Gardsr-Smp.on Co. Ia Maa De Scuba
Baruun's Muscum-The Last Nal etc.
CircusNew York Equestrian Prrrmlnce &C.
Woods Mn,iree No 40 Bpadv 1yCorrcrt ever even ns
slttier's Dorasas, cor. Thirteenth - and Broadway.
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Money Market.

The English Funds again firm on Tuesday. Consos
closing for account 1901 and 1907 for money
Three-snd-sQusrer per cents 1855 Bank Stock z<Odo
Fxchequer Bills l.. and s. 7508.
Rates Exchange upon Continent are little lower Paris
2jl7l n z5jD; ditto Sight 2522t 02525. 1890
PARIS BoURsE, Tuesday, A M-Four snd-half 1850 ;
ThTees S2Zj
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

AWARD or PRExUns.-At the late Agricui !.
80, Trh,hit;on At Huntington. L. l.. La premiums
were awarded payable after the LIST inst ne on
elected for tie ensuing year are ~ follows
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FRox CARnrs,s-The schooner Moodbridge.

FROM CARDENAs-Ihe schooner " OOdbrldge,
Capt Bradford arrived last evening from Csrdenas, in
FIVE days We learn that Cardena- was healthy when
tie schooner departed with the exception OF few
Of small pox. There little shipping in port Tue
police very vglant snd exercised the strictest
w,tch over all American vessels and Foreigners
Savannah News. Oct. p.
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The Latest from Liverpool.


Tie market has been active tins morning consequent on
coed aG,iccs from Manchester and the days ses viii prob
ab resch 10000 1900 bales Spectators are operating
1erre
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IFM
m h Cart dcharscd ssd the P Jurors amsed % Wed
resdsy acxt
AzRAroNMgNTs Pon MURDER AND ARSON.
Pe'@, rn ncred murder a Charles ssab<
On I'm FebrusrJ He plead guilty Mr. Bry bis
seI Tra sesd cor the third Nonisy a this month
ry NcCge indcted or the murder of her Inf.nf child ~
thrcng tks south Very, the l0th Msy isSd.
atnE Of aid infant being snkns~n IN
Jurot NJ j. y. Phillips Der counsel She 1d
D0ts uify Tnsl sss down Tor Tuesday. lsth mt.
Nicholas Ho~e, WA Saul, aud VIM Jchneon. indicted For
'h sstb of Charles Baxter board ship Thomas Wssson
LYING .ffe fco; Of Oliver BY shooting hun With pons count
all and he other that the pssoi the hand Of Hsv~t
the Ors 2fih August last TbsJ plead cot
guilty Mr. Wheaton connect ior Hewlett. and the Court siss
szned ham counsel fsr the Other They desnd sspsrs
ut Trial ,s dawn r Tsesdy s nst tor dowe that q the
other two inrrds'rly 10 follow.
P1r AcCo ei, injected Tor tie marlry u Jha Hesvy ~
Fstbng BIN With knife the OF the ID MAJ
lat Of which BE- Immediately died He put plea Of not rnHJ.
.B5 @ he had requested Nc Morris TO be his eDaa fnai set
down foF Monday.
Jsr~. Dcye indicted murder Of Charlotte ces>y By
euins her hfos 9TH bone N Pesst ists Nay
M cnfoH spIeared as lis council lie resdsd not suhy lnAi
se; dorn Gee Ffdsy week.
Joha DoaB uJctcd for the murder Of Hssh Ds6sy b.
Ar Fhps hs eoane Trial ct dowa fr WEDNESDAY brtsSn
E nor shiser German indicted scr w the ss desree
b. house Of Henry Rhode ster, No. 20 os
a. Not b<nz ails understand Knsh lsngsase ,:
handed "Wednesday When Interpreter VII Dc
Azfoa Dsnsut young German. ineffa ~. !.
notn custody VIII aon IN ne ~. S,..x 20
iirs g.. 10 he house of John Esly In -. H.,
] sriay. Mr.. Morr~oa assigned ~ he counsel A'' -
| furfhX nfLsv
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State of Trade.

Accounts from Manchester report business still
rernely ectiye with, in instances slight advance IN
Irices.
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eizens enterprise and Industry ard our own hope. OF
present and future competency for dependenrtamiy
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and 18Th. $500 bales. Of which 22.lOO were

United States. =,
SATURDAY, l6th-Pacifc'sm arrived Market remain
ed finn With regular demand the prices yesterday
Sales go bales Market closed steady
vous TO receipt graphic dispatches from Liverpool
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npors for same time Is about 10, cC1 bales
PRICES TO-DAY.
Far. A. 10. AlildlIl

The report Of the II Trade IN hester is very
satisfactory At toays market there was ay,e business
doing NJ extreme nrces for both YARNS aud GOODS and
for qualities suitable India advance was IN many III
stances, obtained. 81, =,
activity has prevailed The import OF WHEAT MSS been
70 fair extent aud in excess of demand which gives BUY
ers slight ADV anage prices where sellers are DESTROYS OF
reazine flour continues 20 support last weeks curren
cy in the absence supplies TO any extent eo. mere
more disposition TO meet the inquiry az such Lre hish
rates demanded for floating Of INDIAN toSN mas
checkrd operations and stock hand Is small IS scarcely
to rovern Quotations which may be considered ne extreme
Ofisst Fridays rates. loGrs' rcspec.iai5i ~,
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Hrvre Caffou Market.

francs for tyesbrs ali kinds and bar NewOTeans also
2frsncs bos Mobile and Georgia. Pnees then stood at y
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Wright, Candy & Co.'s Circular.

lie, Pqcifcl LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, October ID 49,.
COT1oN- in anticipation Of later adyiccs from America
being favorable hodes aud under the influence OF very
encouraging accounts from the East the market for TINS
staple the animated appearance on saturday
which characterized the transactions n last week aud very
extreme prices were currently p . Amerlcsn descnp;;
ons Yesterday the aror of buyt v somewhat danped
by the generally construed) onpop0us accounts re.
specns the grow ing crop brought by the rca hut beyond
inducing holders to offer their stock little noc freely, no
change was apparent and the business resulted IN sales TO
liberal extent but aid parskc OF the same liberal spirit
which previously the ruling feature with ssnsloy
eliminating stock which must further undergo considerable
reduction before the arrivals en IT, The American
tdvces effect not sD Orcoo IN their
influence under other circumstances would be the case
To-day the market opened without animation and was
freely supplied by holders which gave the turn IN
favor OF buyers but with cheering account rom Aoh
chester more spirit manifest later on and we close
firmly OF last Fridays quotations. which continued The
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SUPERIOR CoURr.-NOs. 209, %, 529, SW.
oS ia ,Io 90 on on Us ga 40 c7 al 1888 49, S. Ssi iss
10 Is soo no 3s So IS 49, 500 sas 6'5. sss So os7
F59 go so, 49, D4 s65 10. ga. - - - 80. ...
tE2 81. q, -. a.. .. A.
81 a. Is. "a 90 ~, IOL DenIurrers preferred
sU,.rSs CousT-Te Chsmbers November WI eomnence
1, oeoek aud continue I'll should there b. business
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FRAUDS on THE NATURALHATloS LAWS
so applications have been made at The County
Clerk Office for second papers, whi,h have been re-
fused The lanes and residences are however, known
and will be handed to the ohallengers OF the several
Wards Thee parties it appears arc de.irous TO vote
although they know il is contrary TO the law. The
names Of many persons who have been frauduieniiy
naiuralzed through cards from Tammany Hall, are
known to the Inspectors Of several Districts. and the
parties who procured their naturalization.
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HoLDISG OPEN TELEGRAPH LiSEs.-We
are grr6ed to learn that all the Telegraph iues lead
ing ION this City will be held open Ill of to night for
the accommodation of the press and the public In
publishing Mr. Swain, note upon this subject, yestcr
day we inadvertently omitted part Of tue concluding
sentence which fhoud hive included the public as
well as the press.
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CORR on OYER TgRYisER-Beooe judge HDvAsts ga
AID. ALyosB and cosssLL
The Noxemher term opened this forenoon

Tfe l@ug jury q The se-1 hr Gfsnd july sonfno
s ii dschaTscd sad the Pe Jurors dzm>sed %
resdsy acx.
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CHARGE or GRASD LARcESY.-Ofticer
OCcnnor Of the Sixth Ward, early yesterday morning
arrested man named James OBrien, aiias Swecny,
charged with stealing gold watch and chain yalued a.
sI3o from james Buchanan, while &c the GROCERY No
p Ortngc-st 1t appears that Buchanan exhibiting
his watch 70 number ofpersons in the place when the
accused sna,ched il from his hand and OF. When
arrested the wsteh could not be found lie taken
before Justice Bogs,t and committed prison for trial
oficer Grady, fthe Third Ward yesterday arrested
female rcd hary Howard, charged with stealing
clothing &C. 70 the vslue Of SEQ the property Of James
Hrr.son Jr, boarder AZ the Northern Hotel. corner
Of CouItsndt and Westst The accused confessed her
gull and was locked up By Justice Bogar for trial She
native Of hatcher hss and was employed oabosrd
ssteemtce,.
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20 Among the premiums awarded by the
late Fair of the American Institute Diploma 20 v.
Travis Sors OF Elzabethtown N j. for the best Smst
and Securing Machines Having received gold medal <se
year in competition with Leonard Smith Of Troy. and
9th
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MysrERrous-About 7 o'clock yesterday
morning full suit Of clothes was found In the out house
attached TO No l07 Thompsonst for which no owner
could be found It is possible that the owner has met
with foul play The suit consists OF blue cloth frock
coat with velvet collar blue velvet vest brown plaid
pans drawers black hat and boots Ii can be seen by
applying to Cept Turnbull at the Eighth Ward Police
Station
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THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
We find GdditiO

We find additional details of the news from
the Argentine Republic, in our London papers though
tie adyiccs are no later than in edition yesterday
The official PrOgresO of BuenOs Ayres, Aug
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FIRE.-At "a o'clock fire broke ont in
shauce al the corner Of Frstav and Twentiehst, oc
cuped by Henry f. Cooley afeed store. The building
WINS entirely consumed Loss about 500.