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or yourself. Terms positively cash. No extra
oroft charged 70 Offset bad debts. Call al the
NEW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street,
tesr Pennsylvania avenue
MA Il ANTHONY, Aren't
CHAMPAIGN CIDEK.-yUSr ARRIVED
" from New Jersey. q lot OF choice GhanTagne
Cirier For sale by the barrel or In bottles.
Poultry Masseyis Phiia6el p,ia Xxx Ale.
Also r Dondelct's Baltimore Ale
All Of which VIII be sold at q small advance
for cash. ARMY d SHINN,
nov - Georgetown, D. y.
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Form, b

Know al persons by these presents that
TcIas from all further Liability or claim 70, the cav
meni Of certificate or evidence Of deb, numhss,
-, fr tbe sum at 8, Issued by th, Ints -.
In.blIc of fexa by the authorities Of the State
al T the may be } and redeem med by tbs
Halted Saf-s ~ accordance with the prov ~ OF
act - CIrT"ss entitled A" An act 10 provide for
ths pawn at >nrh CREDITORS of the late republic OF
Y "Ta- a~r cornpr.Benrej in tine act of Congress
~ sep mDrr -I,ns, siziiisen hundred and fffy,y
aPpsovei the 2slh OF February, Is55.snd a sW d
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PILES-PiLES-PlLES.


WE CALL ATTENTION TO ALL WHO
w are afflicted with this dreadful complaint to
the following sworn certificate nom one OF our
most respectable citizens the father ln-aw Of the
proprietor Of the "Courier des Etas Unis !" and
formerly gunmaker IN Philadelphia:
NEW YORK, Aug. 18th 1888.
DR. DUPRIB-Dear Sir II hereby certify that
have been attic ed with the Piles for nearly sixty
years, that have used eighteen bottles Of Barnes'
Pile Lotion, and everything else ! could here OF,
but all to no effect, for they did me little or no
good. About two months since, commenced
using your remedies for the Piles, ard have the
happiness to say that they have had the desired
effect, having cured me 1 consider this almosta
miracle, FOR l am eighty years Of age. sincere
ly recommend them to all afflicted with the above
complaint. P.VALLEE, 70 Franklin st
State Of New York,
New York City and County,
/, Joseph c. Lawrence, do hereby certify that
on the day Of the date hereof, before me personal
ly came p. Vallee, to me well known, who, be-
ing by me duly sworn, did depose and say that
the contents Of the foregoing certificate signed BY
him are true.
In witness whereof [ have subscribed my
name, as Commissioner Of Deeds and Notary
Public Of the state Of New York, and have al
6xed my Notarial Seal at my Office, In New York,
this 18th day CT August, 1856 -
Commissioner Of Deeds and Notary Public Of the
State Of New York: 81 Wall street., New York
We challenge the Medical Faculty Of the Uni-
ted States to produce a certificate equal to the
above. DR.. Duprie's Remedies are the only e.
fectual cure for internal Piles. Only 50 cents per
box.
Orace-78 Nassau street, New York. WIN be
sent by mail to any part Of the United States
For sale by FORD & BRO, corner Of nth
street and Pa. ave, Washington, ID. G. &C -
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hats. HATgI

HATS! HATS!
CONS FAMILY ON HAND A PULL
~ supply Of BEEBE'S sxsy1-H71
NEW YORK STYLES, Efa,n.$sEE
together with TAYLOR'S EzfEispsE28
rs, OF BALTI- w.
ORR The best black sNgss{ET&3l
dress HATS got up in sS.1RfHs24
the latest style for s3 SO. Is EsGifay Fd&H
good as those usually sold slxet a3s1E}I
at IS and good fashion ~ a
able fiat at 10, worth ga; %4&SccrSs3,
and nrst-rate Hat, 81 50. aaAdksk
The best materials and the best wor 81 anship IL
employed to produce IS Hat, which Is sold for
80 SO. We do a cash business, meet with no los
SEES, but give each customer full value for his
money. Felt Hats unusually low.
N. u Agent for Driscoll's Balm Of ] Thousa nd
Flowers. Price IS cents per bottle
ANTHONY, 9TH street, near Pa avenue, Al ent
Tor New York Hat COMPANY Sc Nr,f
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GAS RIXrURkS

X II MILLER, SON q co ALBXAN-
H. dTia, Va, keep constantly on hand hand
some variety OF CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS
BRACKETS, &c from the celebrated factory OF
Cornelius BAKER, which they will guarantee 10
chasers AZ the sSlerOOms on Chestnut stree, phil
adeiphia A'sO, Drop-lights, Out Glass and
decorated Paper shades, ia great vrriety
Ca. and examine iOT yourselves dec l.
("P P"ShTI"H sTOCk.-Ss,0OOC Corn
- 's''cs ~ 'tsso'rgton Stock for sale ~
Ca - - ~uDDu DRurHrp.
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WINDSOR, C W., June %, I65e
. Dr.. J. C. AVER. Sir This may certify that |
have used your CHssRY PECToRAL for upwards
Of one year; and II Is nv sincere belief that
should have been In my ave ere this time II
had not. 1t has cured me Of dangerous afYec-
ton Of the lungs, and do not overstate my con.
victions when tell you 1t is priceless remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
ID. A. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law.
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STOP THAT COUGH!


Il COLDS, GROUP and WHooPIEe COUCH
DIR. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs Of the worst kind. 1t also cures
hoarseness, sore throat, weakness Of the chest,
pain in the breast and lung affections Where
ever there is pain mix with the Cough Syrup 10
drops Of Pain Curer, and you will find immediate
relief DR.. Roses Cough Syrup relieves and
frequently cures consumpiive cough, and forth
fees the system against further t'acks.
III In bottles at so cents and 81.
TOCURE GROUP.
The lives Of thousand Of children have been
saved, by using DR.. ROSES Group Syrup. II
gives instant relief. % cents bottle.
OCURE WHOOPING COUGH
Dr.. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup Is the
only certain cure for Whooping Cough. Itcures
In a short time, and allays ali irritation Of the
Lungs so cents a bottle
The above valuable medicines are recommend
ed by Physicians who have tried them In their
practice.
To be had Of all Druggists In Washington,
Georgetown. and Alexandria. dec 104m
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HOW YO CURE ALL PAIN
DAM is THE FORERUNNER OF MOST

DR. ROSES PAIN-CURER
will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains In the
Limbs, sides or Back, Sprains and Bruises, Ear
and Tooth Ache, Pain or Cramp in the Stomach
OF Bowels, Sore Throat, Burns, Scalds, Ague or
Lumps In the Breast, Chlls, Spinal Affections,
and Pains In the feet Indeed. II cures all Pain.
IL 2k, IS, and so cents bottle.
II you are Bilious and have a bad Cold, take
DE- ROSES RAILROAD OR ANTI-BIL-
IOUS PILLS. Thew cany of all bile and re-
move Geld. These Pills 20 ahaed Of all other
Pills in their good eff5"ts
IL Boxes 12h and Is cents. Sold by all
Druggists in Wa, hington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria. dee IO-4m
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PUR x SILVER WARE,

SOLID SILVER TEA SETS,
SILVER FORKS AND SPOONS
SOLID SILVER WATERS,
PITCHERS, GOBLETS, r CUPS
FANCY SILVER WARE. suitable for
WEDDING PRESENTS
The above are all Of our own manufacture, and
WARRANTED PURE.
NJ. w. CALF & BRO,
INV lc.f 324 Penn N avurus
DoLLs; DOLLS, BABIES; sAAsIEs.M
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COAL-COAL-COAL.

COAL-COAL-COAL
A LWAYS ON HAND,
~ WHITE ASH, RED ASH,
LEHlGH, and CUMBERLAND COAL
Also, PINE, OAK, and HICKORY WOOD
Coal kept under cover. 2,240 lbs to the ton.
L J. w. nj. GAIT,
N w. cor. 18th and C sts No 5i7, one
nov 26u square south Of Penn ave
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j n Z uh Ia Il CUhE FOH GUNOhhHE a,
6LEET, &c.
DERSONS SUFFERING WITH THE above
! complaints will be cured I'm few DAYS by
using On. ROSES FRENCH SPECIFIC, 81
per bottle
For Kidney ard Bladder Affections use DIR.
ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND, 50 cents bot
tie IL gives immediate relief Sold by all Drug
gistssin Washington, Georgetown and AleIan
dY1a. dec lO-am
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ROR aOUNI VERNON.
ON ruESIANA AND ERIDAHS.-FAh
GRANGE q ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
&R4a -
Great Southern Nal Linoi
AHfWICE DAILY %
fsJNDAY NIGHTS EICEPTEbI
Between washington City saa the Son!h:
VIA: ALEXANDRIA,
9ORDONSVILLE, RICHmUNp DAN
VILE 6kEENsBOROU6h u. G.
AND DAILY TO THE
VIRGIN SPR NOS.

0OADONSNtLIk, Y "a vi ~ r, Jaw
WILLIE GkEENsBOROU6h,H .C.
AND DAILY TO IHr
VIR61 A sP X N s.
Leave Washington at.....-.,-.s.e O'CLOCK, ~.
Leave Washington at.........". N
Leave Alexandra at...........sJ al
Leave AleIdndria at...... ..-...c %.
Travellers will end The Morning Line in ecn-
nection with the Virginia Central Tailfoad the
Cheapest, most Pleasant and Frpeditio's kuote 70
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
6reenbYier White sulphur and Fauquier Thife
Sulphur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon SPn7gs,
Weir's Cave, Natural Bridge, Lexington, DO
OMNIBUSES ana BAo6A6b WAGONS
viii be at the w ashington Railroad Depot 10 con-
vey PASSENGERS and BA66A6E, Rss Of
C6sygs, to STEAMER GEORGE
PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, dis IN
noe of six miles. allowing ample time Tor Meai,.
Fare from Washington 10 Richmond..-.......es 50
Fare &C Danville .........lI w
Fare /" 6reensborough...l2 "
Tickets procured en- the boat.
Expeditfor and Comfort are secured by his
Route, as itisa LINZ OF FIRST CLASS IAILIeAD
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO DANVILLE.
THROU6H PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE
carried without cost totbe Depot Of the Petersburg
Rsilroad. JAMES A. EVANS,
sci Agent, Alexsntria, Va.
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FLOWERS

Ia Eastern lands they talk in flowers,
And they tell IN a garland their loves and cares
zach blossom that blooms IN their garden bowers
On It's leaves mystic language besis;
Then gathel q wreath from the garden bowers,
And tell fae wish OK thy hea { IN flowers
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THZ PRICE OF BOOTS AND aAIYKRs

lacturer, a frst rate
Sewed or Pegged
Cslf-Skin BOOT at
D.e2. full as good
x those usually sold
Il IS or IS; AID a
french Calf Patent
leather CATER at
20 50, as good as any
Il S5; a Illustrate Calf
3aiterat % 50, these
IRE the best goods
hat Is Tor ever ~ere)
old In the District
or the price; for the
roof, come and see
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A VOID TIE CROwD.-GO AT ONCE
snd Inv Vo'r ohd'y g GODS from the largest
ossi I'm che p aSts ore the civ
! q, MCLAUGHLIN CO.
ooc H. Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and Oh sts
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the State of Texas, approved the LIST Of February,
1885.
As witness my hand and seal.
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ElNE BIBLES, IN ZINE BINDINGS:
Il Family Bibles, Octave Bibles, Pocket Ri
bles, and Other sizes some with Clasps, Others
bound In Velvet, are recentv opened; some oS
them impptep from Lindon direct, by
dec Is FRANCK TAYInV
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ON A SPRING.

UN SPKIN6.
Gentle reader. see In ms
An emblem of true charity:
That while Iuy bounty / bestow,
I'm neither b sard nor seen to how;
And have fresh supplies from heaven
For every cup OF water given.
1Bishop Hoddlsp.
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(rHki~ CMAo .aE ,ENTt,at
~ dec IL klcLAU6HLfN & 60 ~.
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The following Is list of the audited certificates
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The outstanding evidences OF other classes Of the
debt of the republic Of Texas cannot be specified by
this Department. au o2-dtIstJant
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BOARD OLE SUPERVISORS,

SPECIAL SEssIos-J0ly 9-Snpcrvisor ELY, Chair
man. This WAS special meeting of the Board IN
acc ordnance with the statute which cOmpes he super
ysors 10 meet on the 9Th Of July, each year, tor the
uurpOse of receiviI the as,e sment rolls.
A commune alton WAS received from Controller
Flsgg submitting certified copies Of the ssse-nsut
rolls Of the off, rent Wards of the city ~ received ny
him from the Tax Commissioners. The Contro!l-r
called the attention of tn, Board to certain heavy
ditu,es to which tn city had been subjected 40
suts that had gone TO arbrotion under resolutions OF
IN. Common Council For instance the case of j ,hn
McG,ape. on q contract fH regulating and grading
n.yti Ia avenue, from Fir nntn TO Seventy second
street cost the city s2e O2l 49, the work having been
su,p. nded by the measure to establish the Central
Psik. To satsfy the aware made by the arotrdt2s
tie reor al property of the city was levied on by the
Sheriff. An"theT case was that OF tpes rl>hagin,
wb,cb amounted to slO 1875 %. The Controller saw 1t
would be necessary 10 the taxlevy TO include the su
Of sl62 422 Is to pay interest for one year on the
stock srued, and the Obligations issued agsiost Tue
city Oh account Of lands taken fG the Central fafS.
TLs wss referred to the Committee on Taxes, ,oge.her
with he Assessment rVl'
lhe Cuumittes ON Comfy Officers reported ~ sp-
r rute $50 900 additional to the Commissioners 81
Re, ord to enable them to complete the infex ~ the
titer TO real estate of the ely spo county-S3o9o
had alrs ady ben appropriated for thu: purpose, },
II FUN, WA. found ~ be insufficient THIS w4s no,
81. arly understood ny some Of the members anu
wa, laid over till Friday next.
The Co,onrrs' bills for tue qu4ter ending jane 80,
amounting 10 So Os4 62 beside s3j1 TO- poet morte's,
w.. tb. Il taken up ana ordered TO be- pad.
Tie Boaid adjourned to Friday at p. IN
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THE FOURTH AT PAINESVHLE, OHIO.

CorIssrondence Of Tho N. y Tribune.
GAINESVILLE, Saturday, July S, 1856.
Lake County, Ohio, had most appropriate and
interesting celebration Of the 4h at the dousishns
village of gainesville, its county seat
Gov. Chase had accepted an invitation 70 sd-
dress them, and they turned out to hear him IN
such nun beers as to fill mammoth tent prepared
for the occasion. .,..,.,
After the Governor had intimated to them that
he should not have appeared before them upon an
ordinary occasion, spoken upon ordinary topic,
he gave an able and manly address upon kansas
mstterr-tbe wrongs and the remedy.
1t was very plain, under his exposition, that
the &c wrongs we're greater than those which eighty
years ago had given Independence to thus country;
and that they should awaken and arouse w "a iuiy
and as generally as the wrongs which produced the
Revolution aroused our fathers.
The effective remedy to which he pointed us was
the peaceful one of the ballot-box. The audience
responded that Lake County would increase her
n aiority to ,00C-abd they seemed only prevented
fiom promising to double their old majority oy
the fact that if they should convert all their oppo
.nts there were not enough Of them to accom-
plish this. Ia.
This is not designed, even, as an epitome OF the
Governors speech; but to us, upon the Reserve
in Ohio it is very important to learn the views OF
Gov. Chase. We feel that be has borne the bur-
den and heat Of the day in the Antl-Slavery con-
fict. And when we heard hiu testify that he per-
sonally knew and had entire confidence in FREMONT
and DAYTON, and urged US to throw all our ener.
pies into their election, We felt that we might and
onoht 70 do so. ~ AN AUDITOR.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

WEDNESDAY, July sth.-Tne President BEs'A-
MIN f PIscKSIY, in the chair. After the usual pre-
Iiuipares the Board received and referred the cab
joined:
Petitions-Of Hose Co. No 90 and Engine Co. No.
49, for gas and CrofOn water figures III their houss.
For q a. wtr in Vestry and GreenSich streets. 10
opep Tbirty.tbro street between Lexington and
adisOn avenues. OF james Curling aud others in
favor of using borse on Eleventh avenue, below
Fifty-s -cOpd street, to Chambers street
Resolutions-Ce remove sunken barge from pier,
south ROE Of Fore.h street, North Rver-lteerred.
To remove store house slip between piers 81 and
80 East River-Ref-red.
Vetoes BIZ the Mayor-Coumunica,io were re-
ceiyed ON the Mayor declining afx HE signature
to AL ordn ance level and lay out Hamilton Square,
to be used for military parades, he btving that the
waits of the military would be supplied by the Cen,
trul Pak); 70 the Dill for opeLiog, REQUESTING and
% aoirg Seventeen street. from Tenth avenue to the
Moth River; and the bill appointing clerk t. The
Joint Committee Oh Accounts.
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Of Jas +. GAln,ichs sho alleges hst hs trunks we're
brhen open and that two suns nine ssirs and other
articles Ia the value Of go stolen from them
while in Castle Gs,den; that said G.liche told the
bas gage master that this property was stsln from
hm, but refused 70 allow him. or any Of the employees
a, Castle Garden, tieIamine Bis trunks Tbs triuks
did bot spp~ar 10 hsSe been opened, and the Commit
tee co, clude that the probability is thst Gslnche To-
tended TO deceive the Commissioners or their agents
However, Mr. G.lmiche WOULD call at CAse Garden
TO dsy, when Mr. GafriRue would see him, aud upon
prt Lty proof s$e thst biz lose made god
Mr.. Cannon aid that i, fault If the Com
pi--i,D.r il anybody ost property in Castle Garden
IA thy did not appoint the persons employed there.
The Railroad Companies we're the responsible parties
ard the Commissioners would see thst everybody re-
Gel, ed doe compensation a. their hands for Hoses
tanned willie under their charge.
Nr. CUNNING, from III. Committee on Insane Asy-
um reported that of the 90 insane pefsDns at Wards
I,spd ur OF the VOL Mt had been transferred 70
Blackwell Islsnd and four Others ought TO be. He
offered resolution authorizing Mr. Plsbury 70 make
the pece ssary transfers, and also tO remove the 70
ilder cases from the Barracks 10 cheerful aud
peassn quarters He said the majority of these cases
occur bonn lorg voyages in the winter time and dissp-
poiI tmept and might by proper care and treatment
be restored to nationality sgsin. The motion was
adopted, and soou after the Board adjourned.
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FATAL AFrRAY-MAH KILLED.-A difficulty occur
red at Tivo, Duchess County, the evening of the
9TH, which resulted in the dea.h Of c'dored mon
raned William Els. Ellis, who was somewhat IN
lonor COT mepc,d knocking the milk cans about, and
upon being demonstrated with by the ticket sgent,
threatened his life, and finally drove hm from the d.
Dot. He then made an assault upon the tank man,
Gideon Martin, who a. he retreated caught 10 pece
Of iron used in drilling rocks and called "spon,
with which he struck Ellis upon the arm; Euis f'Il'w-
ing him up he sgSn struck bin on the cheek,
knocking m down and killing him instantly. II
seems aree that the blow should have had thai ef
feet az the iron was not raised sb,ve bis head, bas
was BIZ uglt up from the side The ofdcoo vA,is'
that bis d, ah resulted from the fall as the other soe
Of hs b. ad upon which he fell appeared 70 oe rae
tured Martin Immediately gave himself W, mo a.
ipoest wa. held, which resulted in the vefuic' 'ns'
William EIi~ come to bis dessh oy o'"~ gvea oy
Gideon Ms,ip and ,hs. the sid Martha acted in seif-
a.,ep.e Martin wss subsequently, brought before tho
Couo,y Judge ard booorably d'schsrged- Elis VS.
large muscular man, Of b,d character and had fro.
oueptly threatened the lives and property Of different
NJ rsops about the landing.
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prr ,srs COO petitions Of EACH With sppsaae
he s,a, 70 hs ps,D: TO the psoys their ssp.s
tive ALPS .nd orwsrd:d BY mail; ey ae fret q o. @
IT, Ohio, .ho be. eOp'enied to tshs chaks Of %, ssns
MI fsI Toe e. nc Hsa mo %sss. % .
rely uron him khfsi end s6ee~t "s'ef ~ sas
W. also the holding Of County c@rveatos. o
stsie ne aud perae fr s.ons aesssss 70 sss.s
si IN coi1%Su. .G sss. y M u. n'na' ' 'A'
Funds Needed to the Of the eats1iss s
sS..ess =. a :.,'s s.'A'' ''' '
S..Ss 'Ss, I'd. .b AND ssa :. ice
Adsle 7. sw Oberlin Lorsin County Ohio. which you
o S. IL. name. q scGss on. - s..s ia .h
N The STATE with Der ps c .,, ,asrs Sso can 3
,houd red with the names Of tee eonos that hsy may
bos. 70 receive sum .usc.nt to enable ., p,y Tor
printing ,sves Thousands wo' ans Rth,, ',, TOT nsasous
t.ippg bei synopsis Of the laws which r..ts to sdo.S
erp.I,e attending the settlement Of an esse ne
ssorle 20 sjsn the petitions II important thst they should
freeefe them. TIE friends viii Therefore es tho sGAnee
win yoS ,s &c, sSsgssy "a s. z
e, the. CONF - an end tho sws sto
awe women equal Iish' with men In PROF. ~ S S s' q
VIII ycu nsks special effort to obtain the epr.i Of sws
which Der ou,e,d BY learned jur'' Jadse ~sAep"
Have not tho laws which place the mv,ied woman Of OHIO
material Affection eissseed the sstn'e books io -noasht
in.,murh AZ the Constitution Of the psees al The
~omen of Ohio politically upon level with ircorngee ermt
nsls dts uIscs Infants end slsves and .ss them 70
,ukm 10 yrunpcsl opprs exation Snout rsprss
ton las rot the fully when rn ssufes souid os
tie to have revised to insure al our cz eqs po
litrh Iiehis M, a.. ..s......
Ferds throughout the State who are wios 70 eoopefss
L mr., OF Convention Columbus pexe W1te SIC
s.r,v reouesrec 20 transmit their with or without
fun o. to Adeline L. Swift, as directed above.
Idors aorE the by sivne the above an
,h,T columns viii receive the thanks Of OF the
Mrs COOK, Obe,ln.
Rev s. COOK, Obeilin -
Rev JOHN KEEP COOK, 0berh.
Mr. r PLUMB. Su,y Hill
Mira J. II GRtSWOLD, ElyrtA
Mra ELIZA BURRITr Spsdied.
Mr.. b BURRITT, sh-d
Rev. d ALDRfCH, Spencer.
Mira ADELiNE T SWIFT, Oosrlin.
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FIRES.

FIRE ~ WEST rwEsrY-FouRrH STREET.
The alarm Of fire abou. O'Clock last night wss
caused by the bursting Of gas meter in the building
No l62 West Twenty-fourth street. No damage OF
consequence was sustained.
IRE IN SULLIVAN STREET.
The alarm OF FIRE il the Third District about y
o'clock las, night, was o.casened by the burning 9i
pile Of shaviDgs in the OF No. $50 Sullivan street.
No damage was done to either the front or rear build
iies as the fire was speedily e1tingrshed with few
pals Of water.
FIRE IN BRooKLYs.
Yesterday morning, between and O'CLOCK hfe
broke out in small frame building, near the corner OF
Even and WitheIs streets which, together with the
cont. nts was destroyed. 1t was owned and occupied
by G,rmap named robeiner, fora varnish factory
His los, mostly in stock amounts to about 5000, on
which there was no insurance.