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washington Branch RAtsro~d.-Trains Hum Fol-
lows
EAVE daily, except Sunday and 3x and
IL On Sunday, at d, a. m, and 3, ?.
and only Annapolis Junc
nona Relay AT all way stations.
Trains and 3k, connect with Annapolis
Do do g, q. and s. do west
DO do 9 and 8, a. m, and o. ,. m. do east
Pare from Washington 10 BALTIMORE 81 Is
do do and return 4 so
Do Annapolis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l q
Do do do and return 1 SO
reundinp tickets all be procured
T. II. PARSONS,
July is-dn Agent.
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LAND WARItA NT. land No. 1889,
IL acres, of Jonathan smith, issued under the
September destroy yedthe said
being through Office r McDouad member Of House
received
said In the General Land Once
l application for the issuing Of duplicate
= JONATHAN SMITH.
Jan 3-law6w
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u. HICtSEN a. CO..

y. RICHEH d CO.,
VARIETY sroRt,
mo Walinson Paee) ssrenih street ne General Pest
oFios, Wastingfon ID. c.
DEALERS in iaces, cmbrodees, millinery goods, perfumery
IL hosiery, gloves, wors,sds, leweiry, &e
Just received supply Of emhosrc and cloak aud dress
trimmings.
Dec tG-eOlm
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RhLisi BEILsi BELLS 1.-THE subscribers manufacture
ana hand all
post ry, locomotive, school house, and plantation bells These
ess yokss moveshle They
esn be clappsr will strike
ace which IL desble after bell has been
springs ciapper
On the ke, craby prolonsns These bes
med from the hes, stock in iron cssnxs AT th
loondry shese found improve
We give written that church belts break within
"e year from date OF pucbss with VIII with
o" ch",r. The Nearly 1900 bells
'sen casand soid from this foundry which Is the s~ ev
ns o their superiority We have 6feen gold and silver medals
80 from 'h. various fairs for best belle for
p"v o t"ne' Weps getting
and eau refer furnished foundry
sfsw rods ~ the Hudson railroads
M " sSey direction As this s establishment OF the
e unisd states, and has the largest of bels
eaa ne MED with despatch
ivy !" th~ sfars Old bells taken exchange
rf'es, c"mpssses SC, cons,andy on hand ADDRESS
,,a A. MENFELyiS sONs,
fa'~Naacp West Troy, ~ Y.
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NOTICETbe following pews in ST. Johns Church offered
IN
occupants having exemption right, price e-s
the value hy Churchi
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The following list of Of the American journals printed
from copper faced type:
New York Tribune, Boston Journal,
New York Herald, Boston wealth,
New York sun, Transcript,
Morning Courier and Enquirer, Boston Herald,
New York Express, Boston Traveller,
New York Journal Boston Post,
Universal, City of Mexico, Cincinnati Commercial,
American Messenger, True Democrat, Cieyeapd, o.,
Chids Paper, and Others this country and
Phil saturday Evening Post, England.
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Proposals for Tank Iron.

NAVY DEPARrMKnT
Bureau of Construction, &c, December -, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals for Tank Ion,
y until O'Clock, OF the 25tb
January delivering
Washington D. O. from expense and risk 10 The United States
following quantity required making
for = sloop-of OF the first class,
442 plates ifon SO 900 lbs, lesso
quarter inch thick
5000 lbs Of boiler nvets, live eghths Of an inch Ia di
ameteT, and inch and e.eighths long, inside 0i
4
delivered before the first day Of
May, ir54.
The plate iron must be made from the best quality Of charcoal
blooms bsiefs, oiOss and other defects
given and level from the shears and to
fanchng inches all around the edge and all to he sa
to, approved said
the schedules be examined.
each distinctly carried and each
accompanied by the required by
without which will be considered The contract will be
all Of which
" u m-vy y.su,
Dec 23-iaw4w
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PETITIONS
BY Mr.. WENTWORTH, OF Illinois A bill granting cred
u for the dates railroad iron such companies
shall oblgate themselves pay in the transport
siou OF the mail, rate oleompen and under
aotions fixed by the Post D,ca Department ~
By Mr. MILLER, OF Mis.oun bill for The relief Of the
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OEllDAcsi SIIOEsI SIIOIslWs would respectfully call the
y and all Others interested 10
large stock Of shocs.
TO that stock is complete both
In style and quality. We etuInRrate as tolowsi
Isdies' French sai,ers, back brown, and light coors
cas- Do do Wellington boots, with and without heels
Do do Alpine hu,on boots, superior article
= Do do white satin and cloth gaers
no do do DO slippers
toilet
Do bronze Kid slippers
Do heeIed gaiers, Il ON 81 to ~ 80
Misses and cidr~n- button gatss 81 cents IN 81 90
Together all qualities of ladies' and chds
gsiters, boots, slips, Jenny Lind, and Jelerson's.
leather calf boots Oxford ties,
button xsiter OF every style quality
shoes OK every variety
all give a call before purchasing. As
manufacturers the Union
viii endeavo please both style quality DO forget
10 cali at A. HOOVER X SONS,
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 7h
d Nov ll-2Aw6w
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW
III YORK;
Nru accumulated cash fund August J, 20
F.s wissres President I-..o AssAr, Secretary.
hn the divided the assured, and policies for
the whos will made available Of premiums
Of these who wish II.
Policies for security Of creditor. ssned reduced Of
pr-miaNn.
spsna,oy pamphlets information b. obtained by
application To
CHAs. DE 9ELDING, Agent,
Seventh St, opposite Odd Fellows Hsi.
andrew Larner, Office ssoy. duly authorized
Applications. ssp is -2nwu
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TUE Metrcpoiitau Catholic Almanac and Lsity'
Directory for 1854. lusi received at II -
TAYLOR MAUKY's
Bookstore.
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NOTlCEou banking house viii be closed Monday,
~ inst, aud Moaday "a II
falling those days viii be previously provided FOR
CHuBB Bk0THERS.
Dec 23-eodtJan2 [Intei s. Rtar.1
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ENGLISH TESTIMONIALS.

WmTErRIARs, July 30 1853.
pleasure bearing testimony
vahIe from the of and stereotype plates
enables
surace sharpness mpresson and increased facility and
onomy in working.
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A kSV Elegant siiks, Embroidcriss, Cioaks, &c..
The subscribers beg leave respectfully invite the attention
Of the ladies Of the city and vicinity the following and rich
goods, which have JUST been received, viz:
so dresses ra-rich brocads siIks, for evenings
IS do do moru antique, watered
do do antique, brocade
lO do do black brocade silk
10 do founced hrocade silks
10 pieces light colored plain peult de sole
IS do noh plaid silks
IS do silk illusions for party dresses, all c.ofs
80 do watered and plain real Irish popIns
$50 Paris trimmed chemsetes and sleeves
do embroidered collars
SO do French embroidered cambric chemisettes and
sleeves, in sets
French embroidered chemsees and seeyes trimmed with
Maltese, Honton, and Valenciennes laces, cheap
$50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambc sleeves
$50 French embroidered handkerchcfs, variety
800 pieces English and French thread laces
25 velvet cIoaks, latest style
IS embr Jdered cloth cIoaks, latest slyle
IS plain aud trimmed cloth cioaks
50 small Persian scafs for the neck
50 long cashmere sbawis
IS richly embroidered white siawis
Together great variety articles appro
Of enabled offer reduced
prices having advanced make
purchases. HOOE, BROTHER, X GO.
Dec 2J-3awdwif
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EVANS n WATsOS's PhiIndelph,s Manufactured
II pstsat Aamander fire and hsfproof saer
No 80 Dock street rhadel
ha vaults and roa doors fer banks mad
ransed equal any in the United stses.
Reference IL given to safes In many
more can ke named.
Maaruder, 7th Pennsylvania Washing
safes In and authorized TO receive
orders No.
Mechanics Rank, Philadelphia 10 safes in
United Mint, do
unttrd States Arsenal, fhisdcphis, in California.
United States Appraisers once, Philadelphia
PennSysyauia RsiirosJ Company, Assfe.
Phdelpha, Germantown, and Mosown Railroad Company,
sac
Richard Norris 4 son, locomotive works, Phisdephis,
Winchester Bnkh, Winchester, virEipis
Sole agency for Buiterwor'h's superior bank locks
Patent slate lined refrizerstors.
July 3-2awly
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cor mn WORTH of goods. embracing every
VoJVUU style Of fashionable foreign and domestic dry eccd-
which reduced cash Persoss wish
examine Stock which
complete offer he best induce
meN0
YERBy, TEBBs, VERY.
Ocia-n Corner Pa aud 7h
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,. w. sIMoNToN,

STOCK EXCHANGE AND NOTE BROKER,
AZ strsa, doors north Of Pennsylpania asenue.
MONEY advanced negotiable bs Of
M other approved securities Drafts or hqudated claims the
different departments OF collected the
bic Dee 23-3lrod-
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lndemnity against Loss by Fire, Inland Trapsporta-
tion, and Martne Risks Vessels md CsrRoes
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY or UTICA, NEW YORK
L Capits. S~oo"V
Joup n. HrswAs President II. N. H.wfsy, secretary
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY OF UTICA, NEW YORK
Capital ......s..,sifof"o
c. n. Covxsrnr, President JoHs Baowrs, Secretary.
The undsgnsd agent foregoing companies
insure loss by re hos Of smbos and other
contents merchan
dice by inland transportation.
All losses promptly and brsraly adjusted.
CHks. DE sEIDING, Agent,
Seventh opposite Odd Fellows HALL
Andrew Isnsr, Office above duly snhorired receive
applications sep 16--2awn
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GROUND FLOOR.

Application be made TO the treasurer Of the Church
Nov e4-iawif,2sDec
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
PENN sYLyANIA.

Posr oYuoE DfrAsrasSr,
December i5, 1858
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Notice 10 Dennqasn, Tas-paysr.

Notice TO Delinquent Tnr-pnyers.
CoLLKoros,s orFos December IA, 1852
Office hereby that the t of delinquent property
preparation, aud will be completed and published
fst 1854 All Interested
forward and (hy paying)
from the unpleasant Of enforcing the collection and themselves
additional attending advertisement
n, j, ROCHE,
Dec l6--dJan Collector
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Ts is certify that the copper faced type, now in use for print
ing London Jouna greatest satisfaction
type only original sharpness and
beauty durable. have
millions of impressions this font which
new in August, 1852
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NAUTTERS.T embellishments successful
u proprietor natcrs himself that his win be
The elegant aud spacious saloon
the first floor designed for the OF ladies' and gentlemen when
gentlemen which the
Congress and others who is invited
Meals all
and raIey enjoyed elsewhere Those wishing give
be accommodated notice in ine
above The large sloea furnished al s Of asn
Dec l5-3nw3w A2tlWsw
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cox HhNr.-one city,
sted seveh street, below scden Wilhen
Co.'S eas. will be for four Il IL the
c. Brsshea The 80 feet deep,
wide, with cellar. For apply the undesRnsd
j. CLAYTON BRAsllEAks,
Dec I5-eod7w At Hail l. Brothers.
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/ Oanoe Washington Gss-L,Cht Company,
I December is, is53.
AoTICE hereby that sesesby the
IN will be holden the oaee Monday January
1854, O'Clock, the choosing board
directors for th, corporation for the ensainf year.
J.F BROWN,
Dec l7-esd2w Secretary.
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4 Georgetown Fcmnte Seminary, Georgetown, ~. q.
THIS Institution and IN full operation. The
study thorough and pacused The principal
all of study assisted
Efficient Teachers The seminary the finest
vantaees who wish TO place their daughters under
| ful parental attention.
Boarding and English branches 5000 per
months. French, music, drawing, sc. extra.
Day pupils from 81 20 $40 per quarter Of n weeks.
Circulars and catalogues be bad application the
eipai
| WILLIAM J. CLARK,
Sept ls-JawdScp lsiarl Principal.
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Bouyerie street, Fleet street, Aug. l9, 1858
~ . ss .~ .-y. ~~~sv~s ef
copper that entire approval For
machine printing its hardness Of advantage efecng the
delivery paper with great facility and ceanness, yielding
bright color with less ink than Is ordinarily required and thereby
setting or To nothing of its increased durability
of the obianabe from copper
faced type of sufficient importance adopting its
FREDERICK SALISBURY.
English papers printed from copperfaced type;
Punch, English Cyclop9da English Women's Do
London Journal Family Tutor, mesic Magazine,
Weekly Times, Family Friend, and Others.
Diogenes, Home Companion, =#...9e
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GLADE BUTTER--Just received from Somerset county,
u Pennsylvania,
29 made and fresh family Selected from
dses Of A. Moust, NJ. Miller r. Beacny, w. r. Miller and
r. w. Myers. For sale by
GEO. n THos. PARKER & CO.,
Dec2i-eoshf Opposite Browns Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

AsPISwAJ, (CoLon,) March 8, 1854.
The United States soopofwar Cyane arrived here from
Caledonia Bay where the Daren expedition has been To-
Gated on the Atlantic the 2sth officers and men all
well.
When the Cyane left the bay the English schooner
Scorpion and the French steamer Chimere were
there.
Her Britannia Majestys sloop Espiegle left for
Carthagena the day previous
There has been no intelligence from Lieut. Strains
company since the 23d of January and nothing Mr.
Osborne since February Q. Mr.. Gisborne's party con-
sisted of Lieut. st. John, Lieut. Bell and number Of the
attaches Of the civil corps Of the English surveying expc
dtion who left their ship the Esd January under the
guidance of Robinson, whom Mr.. Osborne
PEELED pay handsome compensation for crossing with
them.
Col Codazz and troops at Caledonia Bay when the
Cyane left.
Dr. Cullen up in the Cyane. He seems in an
unpleasant condition, and has sympathizers.
Frederick Foster and portion Of the party that went
out with Lieut. Strain consisting of Messrs Holcomb
winthrop, and three Others returned to the ship within
few days having been separated The others, twenty
in number, are yet missing.
Since writing the above have learned from Panama
that messenger from Chapigana reports the Osborne
party all SAFE and they reached the Savanna river
after trip of seventeen days, the 18th February
From the Panama Star, just received, learn the
rmaton of the above and the statement that the party
crossed the Chquinaca SINCE and descended IL to the
point Rancho TO- the road made by Mr.. Kennish
they followed the road to Sayana, &C.
Commodore Holins has declared his intention Of re-
naming here until the tax question is settled and he
is compelled to visit Panama respecting the Darien affair."
he purposes visiting the Governor and bringing him to
terms at the same time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, MARCH LIE p. NJ.
BREApsTuFFs. Flour in pretty good request, and
the sales thereof reached 800 bbls sour at Sc rs
81; superHne No. 2, at 81 SO a 81 IS; ordinary to
choice State at 81 SIX 50 1915 closing with to
be had at the lowest quotations. mixed to fancy Western
at 81 SIX IS 1SI, and other kinds at proportionate
prices per Dbl Sales likewise reported of 900
bbs superGne Canadian in bond, at 81 S7H and 1000
bbls Southern at &c. 121ac per Dbl higher rates.
Rye -four and meal were inactive Wheat moved
to e extent of $500 bushels very inferior to fair South
white at 81 Is 81 87 and 5000 do. Jersey red,
at 81 So parcel Of 900 bushels North river rye
procured at 81 10-a reduction Oats remained about
the same Corn moderately dealt in. The days
transactions embraced "a 900 bushels at SIC. $780, for
Mixed $780, &c. for Jersey yellow 84c &c., for round
white and yellow and &c. Ste for Southern white per
bushel
FREGHTs-To Liverpool about 80 900 10 900 bushels
of grain engaged mostly corn in bulk and bags, at
lad. Ia I'd including IL 600 bushels wheat in bulk, at
14Isd aud 5000 bushels in ships bags, at l5d. and
about 500 bales cotton 716d I'D, part compressed
zoo bbs rosn ut As 3D. To London about 5000 bushels
wheat engaged at 15d led, in bulk and ships
bags lot of beef taken Mt 50s per ton To Havre
rates quiet at 95c for -four and 24c. for grain
There change for California. The rates varied
from Soc. 60c per foot measurement There continued
10 be good demand for vessels charter.
PRovIsIoNs-Fork sought after. The days
business embraced 600 bbls new nj SIS so for mess,
and S3 81 x for prime per Dbl Cut meats varied little
Seine $50 packages picked shoulders and hams reazel
t14c. sac. respectively, per h. Sales of 400 bbls
lard transpred at 97sc 101Sc. per lib. Beef in
pretty good request The days movements reached SOC
bb at yesterday quotations Butter and cheese ruled
about the same.
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PROPOSALS..

DROPOsALs FOR s20OO,OO0 OF THE LOAN AUTHO.
rized by the city of Baltmore-Ofce Of Commits.
soners Of Financially virtue Of the provisions the ord
OF the Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore entitled
AN ordinance TO aid the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
pany by loan to the amount Of Ave millions Of dollars To
complete their road to the city of Wheeling thec
debts and especially TO second track far Pied
mont, 2lS miles distant from the city Of Baltimore sealed
proposals. will be received by the undersigned until II
O'clock M Of Saturday the 9Th day April 1854 for the
authorized by the said ordinance part or parta
thereof less than $3.50 said
the first day Of January 1890 and bearing interest the
meantime ut the rate OF six cent payable
October For the of purchased either inscribed
certificates transferable at the Mayors Office with
attached will be ssusd-the proposals stating
whether the bid he for such certificates bonds
The bonds will 10 Of the denominations Of 0O $500 and
S25O ' - -
TermTwcnty cent Of the par value amount Of
the loan awarded to each purchaser to be paid within
days after such award made twenty before
the first OF Nay next twenty cent before the
first day June next twenty the 6rs
before the first day August next Ten per pee
value Of the amount awarded to each purchaser will
tanned security for the fulfment Of the contract ON
which interest will be allowed for the residue paid IN ceY
bid for less than the par value will be received ana
the right hereby reserved decline the Of NJ
OF the proposals. and in default be made BY ANN
bidder in making Of the payments above reqsrs
the right reserved to sell at public or private SALE and
for the account such bidder the Of the loan 70
him awarded The proposals will be opened BY the under-
igned, at the Mayors Once at the time specified.
Proposals to be addressed the Finance.
City Registers ONCE Baltimore and endorsed Onsr fos
WIN GEORGE BAKER ofFinancs.
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Foreign Markets.
OUR BARBADOS CORRESPONDENCE.

BARBADOS February II, 1854.
Ihave the pleasure to wait you with annexed prices
current of this market BY it you will perceive that
most descriptions of American imports in demand at
fair prices OF breadstus and provisions the stocks in
binary supplies, whilst the ton is good and will
increase there will be scarcity Of native pro-
yision The imports Of fish for the past two months have
been unusually small and prices have ranged high. The
market BARE and fish arrivals will readily command
quotations. Lumber Of all descriptions much wanted;
there has not been q cargo Of pitch pine imported here
at quotations. with red oak slaves and cypress shingles
Moasses has opened at 15c and IS per puncheon Our
crop rapidly progressing the weather 10 fine, and the
hi alth Of the island unusually good
PRICES CuRRENr-Flour,, per barrel s1i,-stock not
arge-advancng; corn meal do. So 4o-do; do do do p
ers $25last sale-advancing Beef prime, do 3d. Beef
family u barrel s11-wanted Pork, prime, per barrel,
mot used; Pork, prime mess, do $l6 Pork, mess, do
s1e-wanted; Mackare No. g. do $40; Salmon, do-none;
Herrngs do So 49, Aewives, do IS 81 Butter Irish per
100 lbs, 1875 S26-scarcewaned; do American, do s21
O 500; Lara American, $14 so SIS, per pals; do Irish,
none; Cheese, American, do sI4; Hams, do sle Can,
dies tallow, London, do sie do do american, do $40
do T. L. do 50 7oa So co~as to quality; Tobacco leaf
do $11; do manufactured S1S--du Matches per gross
81 49, tar per barrel So; potatoes do ST. hay per 100
b. E. peas do % SO; oats English bag bush 81 So
American, do none; oil cake per punch $16-wanted
in new puncheons; Goldfish per quinta sS l6-ast SALE
stock do. p p do s32 $33in great demand; shingles
cypress, do 81 81 so-as to quality; do. cedar, do.
do. pine, DO, ID I6saes slaves H. w., uO POD Soo as
to qualty great demand; horses, saddle and draft
per head; Canadians-in great demand at fair rates.
mules, do. 500 100.
ExcInxGE.-Bank bills on London 90 days, 81 82H;
do. 90 days, 81 So drafts New York, par; doub-
looms, SIG; dollars 8 per cent.
PoRT CHARGES Kc.-Tonnage duty SAC. per ton; TIar-
Dor Masters fee, SO; Secretary's fee, s3 Consurs
(Amercan) fee 81 ighterage, 1kc. axe per bbl bal
last, zoe. to Soc. per ton.
Vessels in ballast exempt from tonnage duty.
Vessels taking in discharging nefourth cargo pay
onefourh tonhage half cargo pay half tonnage; more
than half cargo whole tonnage.
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III rom the Little Rock Whig Feb. IL.
The most destructive fire that occurred in city
took place on Tuesday morning. About O'Clock It
discovered in the brick building the True Democrat
Office the property of Mrs Rearon the of East
Main and Elm streets II appeared to have originated in
the wood house in the Of the main building; the
next building Main street belonging to Jacob Reder
the Alhambra belonging to Bierne Burnside, Of New
Orleans, and the building known Rapey house the
block and fronting Markham street, were all
enveloped in fames and all efforts to them
in vain Every building the block Comprising
the most valuable property in the city, between the Ma
sonic and Odd Fellows Hall and Main street. in
ruins BY prompt and active exertions the fire pre-
vented from crossing to the south side of Markham
the north side of Elm street
The Alhambsa occupied by Captain c. c. DAN
ley the Gazette and Democrat Office; D. Bender Co.,
dealers in fancy and dry goods John Reardon, book
seller and stationer; Dr. w. W. Adams druggist and j.
Brsbn Co., timers. The Rapley building belonged to
Mr. Wait and was occupied by him and Mr. Levy dealer
in dry goods, nc.
The Gazette and Democrat, owned by Captain Danley
and the True Democrat, by Richard H. johnson, Esq
total loss The building, which belonged to Mrs
Reardon is also total loss, there being insurance
The Ahambra Raploy house. and the property in them
EXCEPT the Gazette and Democrat Office were insured
whether to sufficient amount to the loss we have
not learned.
The contents Of the stores principally saved The
Lose II at least SIC, COO
II sgenvply believed that 1t the work of an in.
ccndary.