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The true Democrat., 1856-09-30

WANTED! WANTED!!
 Peltries, Beef-Hides and Furs. r WILL pay the highest market price in Cash for | Peltries, Beef hides and Coon and Opossom skins. GEO. S. MORRISON, Little Rock, Sept. 9, '56. Steamboat Landing.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-30

ROBT. H. DEDMAN, Attorney at Law, Prince ton Dallas county. Ark. May 20, 1856. ly
The true Democrat., 1856-09-30

NEWTON COLEMAN. Attorney at Law, Co., lumbia Chcot, County. Arkansas Refer 10 Hon. T. L. Clingman Ashevilie, N C. 1v
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INSTRUCTIONS,

Continuing conditions 10 BE- Incorporated IL
tie contracts, TO the ertcnt the deDurfment may
deem proper
l. Seven minutes are allowed to each inter-
mediate Office, when not otherwise sppcilrd, for
asserting the mails; but on railroad and steam
boat routes there is 10 be no more delay than is
sufficient foran exchange ofthe mail bags
?. On routes where the mode of conveyance
admits OF il, the special agents Of the depart
ment, also post Office blanks, mail bags, locks
and keys, are to be conveyed without extra
charge.
3 On railroad and steamboat lines, British
and Canada mails, when offered, are 70 be con-
vryed without additional ray: also, thr route
agents Of the department, for whose exclusive
use, while travelling with the mails, commo-
dious car, or apartment in the centre Of a car,
properly lighted, warmed, and furnished, and
adapted to the Convenient assortment and due
security Of The mails, is to be provided BY the
contractor, under tie direction oftbe depart
ment.
Railroad and steamboat companies are re-
quirrd to take the mail from, and deljvcr il in
TO- the post offices at the commencement and
end Of their routes, and to and from all oihcFs
not more thon eighty rods froui station or ian
ding. Proposals may be submitted for the per-
lormance Of ell the side sprvice-that is, for Of
fees over eighty rods from a station or landing.
i. No pay will be made for trips not per-
formed and for each Of such omissions not sat-
istactorily explained three times the pay Of the
trip may be deducted. For arrivals 50 far be-
hind time as to break connexion with depend
ing mails, and not sufficiently excused, one
fourth Of the compensation for the trip is sub
lect to forfeiture. Deduction will also be or
drred for grade Of performance inferior 10 that
specified in the contract. For repeated delin-
quences of the kind herein specified, enlarged
penalties, proportioned to the nature thereof
and the importance of The mail, may be made.
5. For leaving behind, or throwing off the
mails, or any portion of fthrm, for the admission
Of passengers, or for being concerned in setting
up or running an express conveying commercial
intelligence 10 advance Of the mail, quarters
pay may be dtduced
6. Fines will BE- imposed, unless the delin-
quency be promptly and satisfactorily explain
ed by certificates Of post-masters, or the atfida-
Wits Of other credtabe persons, for failing 10 ar
rive in contract time; for neglecting to take
the mail from, or deliver it into, post oific- /;
for suffering it lowing either to the unsnitablr-
ness OF the place or manner Of carrying III to
be wet, injured, destroyed. robbed. OF lost aud
for refusing, after demand, 10 coavev TO-, mai!
as frequently as the contractor runs, or Is con-
cerned IN running, a coach, rar, or steamboat,
on route.
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-
The undersigned, postmaster Of ----, State
of---, certifes, unda h,S oGth Of o9tce,
that he is acquainted witt the above guarantors,
and knows them tobe men Of property, and able
10 make good their guarantee.
Dated tS!guedl
The suficiency Of guarantors on proposals
may b- certified By Judge OF court Of record,
and by postmasters at the following Offices, aud
no others
In the State of PENNSYLVANIA, poStmasers OF
Offices at the courthouse or county seat of each
county: and at addison, A lbinu, Alexandra,
Altoona, AnnvIie, Aarchbaid, AFchsprng. A
thpns, Beaver MradowS, Berlin, Berwick, Beth
lehem, BirdsboEo, BIairsvillg, Boomsburgh,
Bossburg, Brady's Bend, Branchdalr, Bristol
Brownsville, Buchanan, Cannonsourg, Canton,
Carbondale, Carlisle Springs, Catasauqua, Caa-
wiSsa, Chester, Clarion, Clark, Coatesvlle,
Cochransvillr, Columbia, Connrautyile, Con-
neltsvlle, Conshoh0cken, Cooksown, Crrsson,
Darby, Doughlassville, Downngtown, Duncan
non, DuncansviIle, Dunmore, Dushorr, East
Smithfirld, Ebensburg, Edinborough, E!izabrih-
town, Enon Valley, ErciIdown, FalIston, Flor
ence, Fountain Spring, franklin, Freedom,
Freemans-burg, Gap, Germantown, Girard,
Glen Riddle, Great Bend, Green Castle, Ham
bnrgh. Hanover, Hartford, Harts,own, Haw!ey,
Hazleton, Hemock, Hogestown, Homes5urg,
HonesdaIe, Hyde Park, Indiana, JeauSvlle,
Jersey Shore, Johnsown, Jonrslown, Kings
ton, Landisburgh, Latrobe, Lrwisbnfgh, Liberty,
LgoDier, Lhiz, Liverpool, McConuellsaurg,
Mc-keesport, McVevton, Marrrta, Mauch
Chunk, Merchandising. Aercers5urgh, Myers
town, Middieport, Aiiddletown, AiiIcsbu9e, Mill
ford, Milerstown, Milton, Minersviiip. Aonon-
gaheIa City, Morisvlle, Mount Pleasant,
Muncv, Nazareth, New Brighton, New Castle,
New Holland, New Hope, New London, New
Milford, New Mount Pleasant, Newport, New
town. NewviIlr, New Washington, New VIII
mingtcu Newton Hamilton, North East, North-
um6rrlaad, Oxford, Paradise, Parkersburg, Pen
ningtonylle, Pprkiompn Bridge, PhIlilpsaurgh,
Phpnixylip, Pine Grove, Pitt>ton Ferry, Port
Clinton, Port Kennedy, Port Richmond, Ports
mouth, Pottstown, Pousvile, Providence, Quak-
egtoun, SAFE Harbor, ST. Clair, Salisbury,
Schelsbur5, Schuylkll Haven, Scranton, Spias
Grove, Shamokin, Shannonsvilie, Sharon, Ship
pensburg, Sher.mansown, Shireysburgh, Sill
yer Creek, Slate Hill, Slatiugton, Slippery
Rock. Spruce Creek, Strasburg, StrattonvilIe,
Siroudsburg, Summit, SUsquehanna Depot. Tam
aqua, Tarentum, Temperancevlle, Tioga, Tree
/ mont, Troy, Tunk Hancock, Tuscarora, Tyrone,
Waterford, Waeerlr, Waynes5orougE, West
Grpenvilr, West Middletown, West Spring
field. West Haven. Wilkins, Williamsburg,
WomeIsdorf. Wrightsville, Wyoming, fardIe-
Vile, York phur Springs, 1oungviile, ZeiI-
rnopIe. Dnnkirk and Buffalo, \. York, Vince
/ ling, Va, Welsvile, O.
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Of The distance Of Tie route, the weigM Of the
maitto be Carried, and all other particulars IN
reference to the route and Seruice, and also NJ
Ter careful examination Of the inSfruciions aad
requirements otfacdcd to the advertisement.
Dated
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ISignei)
Form Of a Gunrantee.

The undersigned, residing at , State Of
---, undertake that, if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. ---- be accepted
by the Postmaster General, the bidder shall,
prior 10 the lst day OF July, 1886, or as soon
thereafter as may be, enter into the required
obligation to perform the service proposed, ~ th
good and sufficient sureiies.
This are do understanding distinctly fae Oh
hgotions and liabilities assumed By gupraators
under the 27th section Of the act Of Congress Of
Juiy ?, 1886.
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Continuing conditions 10 be Incorporated IN
the contracts, TO the ertcnt the departatent nay
1lpen, r,rnner
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-11
Form Of C'e1ilicafe.

(Signed by two guara9lois.)
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B2.tGygceUGteg.

NE IL IVA EINK1A-E -H9A HI IA -E1-
FIRE AND WEATHER PROOF.
The great celebrity this article obtained throughout
the Of all other mineral substances
wherever has been ntroduced-as various prtes
erestd in other mineral paints to sell theirs as the
BRIDGEWATER.
With view therefore, proect Companys interest
prevent Planters and others from the gross imposition that has
been practised upon lem it becomes necessary 10
CAUTION THE PUBLIC
against chasing from other than the undersigned they
bengthe ONLY Agents the Company have ever had in the
@,J@ SOUTHERN STATES
The Company organized in 1850 and in 1851 the present
there single instance where the Paint has failed
t5 give the fullest satisfaction
y THE BRIDGEWATER PAINT
acknowledged by the thousands who have used in this and
the neigborng States to be unsurpassed in durability and
lection against
SPARKS, CINDERS AND LEAKS,
by any lead mineral paints known 10 more eecuay
that the established price for the Brdgewater Paint is four
per in barrels of $50 pounds each and there
no deviation in price UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, it will
be readily perceived that the genuine Brgewaer he
sold in this market less price by any other party parties
The attention of and the public invited
anime numerous certificates in the Agent
cuar They are from gentlemen undoubed integrity and
pobty well known in this community, who fully establish the
character Of the
BRIDGEWATER MINERAL
as being, beyond question: the most
ECONOMICAL, DURABLE AND PROTECTIVE
of any substance yet discovered
G. 6. BOGERT & CO.,
No. II Camp street,
Sole Agents for the States Louisiana Alabama Mississippi
and Texas fell 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-14

BARK AMELIA sAFE.-A New York dispatch, of
the llth to the Mobile Tribune sayst the steamer Ten
nessee from the West Indes reports the arrival of
the bark Amelia at ST. Thomas, leaking badly It
will be remembered that the Amelia was seized at
Porto Rico in the month of December, by order OF
the American Consul there, on the charge of being
engaged IN tbustering expedition A prize crew
was put on board and the vessel dispatched fora port
in the United States. Nearly two months have
elapsed since she sailed and this is the first news in
that time of her whereabouts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-14
sN'esU dgsecg VsfyGesfsbEe discovery.
DIR. HAHI's AROMATIC ENFEGORATTNG SPIRIT.

This delicious beverage superior all nygoati Gorias
Schnapps Nervnes, in se for the OF Dyspepsia
Nervousness, Heartburn Drowsnes Kidney Complaints, Mel
ancloly Deum Tremens Intempeance, etc, will invi
and strengthen, but it will not inoXicate Supply
Persons who hablaed the excessive
Tobacco Opium and Spuous Liquors, will find speedy and
permanent relief from desire these destroying agents.
by trying bottle two Of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE
Weak and sickly families will find DR.. Hams nvgorating
Spirit quick all female difficulties being
Regeneration well strengthened of the human system
Each complaint that the Aromatic Invigorang Cordial is cal
named the wrappers accompanying each
bottle and full directions for also infinitely given Price
81 per bottle. as
Prepared by DARIUS HAN.
Principal office, No Liberty street. New York, where whole
sale orders should be addressed Sold by
J. WRIGHT g. CO.,
fell 2n6t '+..-. q and Isl Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-14
TEE GREAr RUSSIAN REMEpY-pro Bono Public

TIE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Pro Bono PtbHco
Every mother should have box in the house handy in case
OF accidents TO the childen Reding's Russia Salye is
BOSTON remedy of thirty years standing and recommended
by physicians 1t is and speedy cure for burns piles
bos, elons chlhans, and old every kind for
fever Sores ulcers Itch scald head nete RASH bunions sore
bites spider stngs frozen limbs salt rheum, scur3y and
cracked lips nose warts and flesh wounds it
liable remedy and cure which be testified thousands
who have used in the city of Boston and vicinity for the
thirty years In instance will this salve do injury
'eFiere with physicians prescriptions It is made from
pures materials from recipe brought from Russiaof articles
growing in that countyand the propeors have letters from
all classes clereymen physicians captains and 9TH
eFS who have used themselves and it others
Reddgs Russia salve large tin boxes stamped
with picture Of horse disabled soldier which
picture is also engraved the wrapper. Price Is
box Redding 4 Co. For sale by J, Wright & Co.. 0. O..
Woodman and all druggists. fell eodsm&W
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An,nseiIncnts T,l,is Exenfng.

F ORLEANS THEATER.- Benefit Of Mons. Laget Don
zetts opera of "ucrea Bogia' and Gretays opera lie
Tableau Parant." ~
ST. CHARLES THEATER. Mr.. Murdoch as the
Stranger Kotzebues play Of that and in Wine Works
Wondersn t.-...I-. t.
GA1ErY THEATER.- "Fugitiye from Justice; )" Ia
blea and Comedy of Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady
PELICAN THEATER.-Th Ciclolama. and the Grand
Opera, with troupe Of Spanish Dancers.
ARMoRY HALL.-Dioramc Panorama Of the Rus
sian War.
VANNUCHIs MUsEUM.-Wax statuary and grand
soirce magique every evening. 81.
Col. Woop's MUsEuM.-The infant Esau, American
gantess and Swiss warbler No. lsst. Charles street.
The GREAT BsAR--No. 95 St. Charles street. The
largest bear exhibited, ..
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GIlalls atLg Qf!testGltt.
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sa,sa Fass 1t 50 esnts week. t. he
III pef in MI cases
81 fSr essrs subsequent insertion, 30 cents.
III tbs second 81 every
III Insertion ~ g g5ss
viii Enlarged 81 per
MI a1iare for every Insertion * 81 5 A$z S
not VIII DO Published one month"; 10
i5nres ail charged accordingly advertisement sub
ssfi0ioa Mil stamped until az paid the
olon Of the proprie tars.
sgeraa Discount Will he made ID regular advertisers
! TIRE I1AEIaK CREsGENT @
Hin circulation which i medium
ssss Al Faa1ta parHB circulates largely reaching
nsny hundreds early hour, being read
before tie business hours consequently articles
Hi family suss published IN its
columns s s: ##3
ILL., ID wv HEX Ell o Jig ES 6 EMIT
ii uuhished Monday morning IS year Invariably
ADVANCE Having axters circulation throughout Lou.
ssiana, Mississippi Alabama Texas and other
stots presents mode 10 advertisers Of making
theis wares md known Advertisements in
serted gor 81 psr saaaEe each nsetton
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q "
BUSINESS. Another active day on the lower steam
boat landing; fairreceipts of cotton from the Qua
chita river with more hourly expected. There is but
little more cotton to come from the several shipping
points on the Mississippi river below Memphis. From
the Yazoo river q fair quantity is expected, though
what is to come will all be in market by the end Of
next month"; provided the river continues navigable
Business is unusually brisk among the shipping. Cot
ton is going forward as fast as steam and horse power
scan re.press and d1ay it to the landing Cotton
presses and warehouses are in active operation
Weather fine, very fine, for loading and unloading
vessels. Recent arrivals from the North and Eu.
rope bring fair cargoes Of merchandise is some
are full loaded others are in part, and some in bal
last. N port in the world we think, can boast OF
having SO many fine vessels engaged in active bust
ness at this time as New Orleans. New York may
have more vessels, but about one.half are coasters
half of the remainder idle, from the ice and cold
weather, and the remainder are preparing for bust
and loading for various places There are near
" five miles of shipping in front of New Orleans Al
this moment, though it is fully seven miles from the
upper limit of the landing in the Fourth District te
the lower limit down in the vicinity of the parish Of
st. Bernard.
We learn that dispatches were received yesterday
from st. Louis, stating that the ice was still fast
weather cold, and no prospect of thaw. Whether
| private interest has not something to do with
these icy dispatches we do not pretend to say. Al
we can remarkit is rather colder up there than il
this latitude. The sharp, cool, northerly wind pre-
vailing on Monday and Tuesday, gave way yesterda,
for more moderate description, and if the ice doe
not commence to give way in day or two--it ough
to- The thermometer last evening stood at sixty
] eight.
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I THE KANSAS TRoUBLEs.-The Kansas correspond
ent of the St. Louis Democrat furnishes long ac-
counts of the difficulty between the pro-savery and
free State men, which grew out Of the last election in
that Territory Several skirnishes took place in and
near Leavenworth in which, according to the writer
the pro-slavery men were worsted and lost several
men He also states that the latter party captured
Mr. Brown, who was prominent in resisting them, and
after keeping him prisoner day or two in Eastin
he was murdered by several persons who fell upon
him with hatclets and knives.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-14

COPPER, TIN, SHEET IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY
Messs Brewster Van Benhuysen Co.. Nos IS and 81 Front
So and IS Fulton and of Notre Dame and Front
all kinds Of work. in the line of their business for plan
aons MILL refinery and steamboat use; and keep constantly
hand full supply Of brass cocks Whistles valves FORCES
pumps bars and other articles Of similar character pe
Gifted in their advertisement They have, also wroughroI
stoves for steamboats, md hotels and the teeth in circular
and upright They the agents in this city for schner
earsons steam guages Hearsons waerguage kases fire
pumps and salamande lightning rods Those who in
work in their line would do we'll give them CALL and those
nrpipn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-14

FROM souTH FLoR1pA.--The schr. J. ]. Taylor,
Capt Black, four days from Tampa Bay, arrived here
yesterday. Capt. Black informs us that everything
was quiet-no recent outrages having been perpe-
trated by the Indians The schr John Rowless was
the only vessel left at Tampa Bay On Monday 18th
inst, saw ship ashore the Chandaleur Islands,
and had sails set as if endeavorng to haul off. The
JJ Taylor brought thirtyone passengers and thirty
six slaves EN- route for Texas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-14

GUNS, PISTOLS, PORTE MoNAIE, ETC.--Luneschloss
Bros Co.. No. Ia Camp street. in their advertise
ment that they have hand large consignment guns
rifles pistols swords scissors table pocket cutlery etc.
which they intend to close forthwith and which will therefore
be sold at exceedingly low rates They have addition e,
usual stock of builders hardware every ecrp
tien. "a gee
Those who making purchases any articles in their line
OF business Will meet with the fullest satisfaction by calling
them and will find their prices fully reasonable as those
which rule elsewhere,
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Vaggeasgssees--- HrtyEeReEizees.

LAST WEEtA-14th DAY OF FEBRUARY.
For sale by
THoS- H. VVEITEs,7
OOKSELLER AND STATIONER r,
No. I05 Canal street. -
VALENTINES to suit the people, consisting of Sentimental
and Serious.
Also, COMIC VALENTINES to please all fancies. vLEN
TINE WRITERS, at
fel2 2p4t No. los CANAL STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-14

Washington Irving is much blamed by the members
of the Masonic Fraternity for emitting all notice of
the connection of Gen. Washington with the "mystic
te while the records of lodges in Virginia show that
he was not only bright mason," but much attach
ed to the fraternity The Potomac Lodge still pos
sesses the "gayel used by Brother George Washing
ton when he laid the corner stone of the Capitol on
the 2lst day of September, 1898.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-14

Tie Navy Department has received notice from the
pulaer 81 Tie United States ship Savannah, the flag
ship Of the Brazilian coast squadron that he had duly
drawn 1862 for the benefit Of the orphans
left destitute by the rayages Of the yellow fever at
Norfolk Va that amount having been subscribed Tor
their relief by the officers and men of the ship.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-14

Id We are under oblig tons to the Committee Of
the Iyceum and Library for tickets Of invitation to
the series 81 lectures be delivered in 81 ceum Hail.
The present which the Introductory viii be
given BY Prof Could of Cambridge this evening
Admission free. NJ. 55 H hi t s ri
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EGfe44Stue assortment
WE'LL Made CLoTHTNG.
SELLING OFF
AT VERY LOW PRICES.

AT VERY LOW PRICES.
ALT RED UNROE & CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET. 81
Invite special their present superb
WINTER CLOTHING.
Which they are now offering AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR
CASH.
An examination Of this stock Of Clothing both for MEN and
BOYS will convince the purchaser that the the
complete in the Southern country and the prices such
fail please the economical Among other goods
the following:
OVER COATS of every description;
CLOTH FROCK COATS all qualities and colors
BUSINESS COATS, of every description;
CATELONIANS, CIOAKS and TALMAS;
Fancy Cashmere PANTALOONS, splendid variety;
Black Doeskjn PANTALOONS all quaties
VESTS of every description, rich and beautiful
A very extensive assortment of
GenIemen's Furnishing Goods,
of every description.
SIIIRTS-the largest assortment in this city.
BOYS CLOTHING,
very manner which particular attention is
requested
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every description Trunks,
valscs, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, etc.
u.s. Clerks speaking French and Spanish languages
ways in attendance.
RS" No trouble TO show Goods
NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICES
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
fell 2p "a Magazine street, Of Graver.
Clothing
" " NJ Y IL q wv EE Q IL S..
LENGGaTOM g. BARBOT,
| CORNER OF ST Charles AND CANAL STREETS
Offer the balance of the WINTER STOCK OF CLOTHING
! AT REDUCED PRICES to make for Spring Goods.
Our friends and customers particularly invited give
| a call.
| OVERCOATS
BUSINESS COATS,
HEAVY CASHMERE PANTS,
AND CASHMERE VESTS
ETC.. etc, ETC., AT COST.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT
| fell 2p6t corner st. Charles and Canal sts.
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CorToN.-The receipts for the twenty-four hours,
ending at o'clock last evening were, by the Louisa,
from Camden, 2,465 bales; W. W. Farmer, from
Ouachita, 1902 Southern Belle from Carolina Land
ing, $40; B. G. Clark, from Carolina Bluff DOL A.
W. Gaize, from 0pelousas $50 Cherokee, from Ten
nessee river, l,S2l jackson Railroad, SO; Laurel
Hill, no.; Ceres, ST. Martinville Il. Total, 1907
bales for the twenty-four hours ending at o'clock
Tuesday. Sugar, 74O7 bbls. Molasses, 1872 hhds
and 1868 bbls. 4,E- r.. ~. ...-
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On the night of the 9th large fire occurred in Can
andaigua, N. w. destroying large number of stores
and dwellings, and involving loss of about $50 900.