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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29

The LONDON TIMES ON ABoL1r1oN-On the
first Of the month of Augustine anniversary
Of the West India pation-when our
freedom shriekers and free negroes were cele-
brating the event, and singing hosannas to
Queen Victoria the London Times used the fol-
lowing language:
ftThe worthy men who extinguished slavery
and ruined our West India possessions are very
touchy, very obstinate, very inconvertible on
that tender point. It is not our business to de-
ny them much justice and truth on either side,
or to stand up for the planters, who took a line
which repealed all reasonable advocacy. But
confessedly taking that grand summary view of
the question which we cannot help taking, after
a quarter of century-the process was fail
ure-it destroyed an immense property, ruined
thousands of good families, degraded the negroes
still lower than they were, and, after ALL increas
ed the mass of slavery in less scrupulous hands.
After many attempts at indirect discouragment,
we have been obliged, at last, to recognise and
admit persistent slave-owners to an equal rank
in our commerce."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29
NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. EpIroR You will please announce Mr..
HEZEKlAH +. DEMENT,, as a candidate for
Constable in the third election district.
oct 90. MANY VOTERS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29

John Goings, a free negro convicted of the
murder of Mrs. Margaret Stewart, of Somerset
county, has been sentenced to be hung by the
neck until dead, on such day as the Governor
may appoint.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29
Liabilities, consisting of

The circulation varying little from eight mil
lions, the increase or diminution of discounts is
shown in the deposits.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29

Every now and then a voice is raised in favor
OF the establishment of Bank of the United
States. The Baltimore Patriot says: can old
fashioned Bank Of the United States, with a
capital sufficient for national and individual
purposes, is the sure and common sense remedy
for such fearful and destructive financial crises
as the past and present" A Bank of the e. S.
will hardly be chartered again, until the people,
irrespective of party, demand it. And Of that
at present we see no sign.-Alerondria Gazette,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29
ID I E ID

d. E D,
On the 10Th instant, JOHN RICHARD, infant
son of DR.. RuEL X. and RACHEL COMPTON, aged
| year, months and 9 days.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29

The latest Indian news is undoubtedly favor
able to the English The progress of the mutt
ny is apparently stayed, and with the rapid in
crease of the British forces that at the latest
dates was going on, we may expect that sue
ceeding arrivals will bring intelligence of the
gradual restoration of British control in that
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29

DOTOMAC SHAD & HERRING.-The sub
scriber has for sale small lot Of Potomac
Shad and Herring. THOMAS PERRY,
oct 20 Alexandra, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29

A FATAL ACCIDENTAL the races near
Centreville, in this county, on Friday last, one
of the riders-a youth, named Clark, about 16
years Of age-was thrown violently against the
Judges stand and killed almost Instantly. The
horse he was riding -bolted, which movement
caused the accident The mother Of Clark, who
is widow, resides in Washington city.
We understand that another rider named Ha-
gan was also thrown by bis horse at the same
time, and lay insensible about Is minutes, when
he was restored to consciousness.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29

The tobacco crop in Prince Georges co., says
the Marlboro Gazette has been secured, and
some estimate may now be madeas to the guam
tity grown the past season. We have made
diligent inquiry, and conversed with intelligent
planters from all sections of the county, and the
result of these inquiries lead to the opinion that
the crop will not be large; indeed will not reach
a full average one. In some sections the plants
did not grow to their full size, and many of them
went to the house in green state =
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29
PURTTC SALE
Oct. 90, 1851

GROUND PLASTER!
" GROUND PLASTER!!
224O lbs. to the Ton.
We beg leave to state to the Farmers and Plan
tiers of Charles and the adjoining counties, that
we have now on hand a full supply of FINE
GROUND PLASTER of very superior quality.
which we can furnish at the following rates.
In bags, 81 per ton.
in barrels. SLIPS each-7 bbls. to the ton.
IFA deduction made for large quantities.
All orders accompanied with the cash promptly
attended to. WISE & GREEN
oct 29-3t* Alexandra. Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29

The regular fall term of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county, Nd, will not commence
until Thursday morning, the 9Th of November,
being the first Thursday in the month, and the
day after the State election.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-10-29
From the Boston Daily Advertiser, Oct. IS.
LETTER FROM MR.. APPLETON.

No comments are necessary to introduce the
Appleton to the attention of our readers. The
explanation which he gives of the origin of the
financial troubles which Cypress the community,
is both profound and perspicuous. It fixes the
seat of the mischief in the true spot, viz: the
banks of the city of New York; and points out
the want of an intelligent financial head to con-
troll their movements, as the main causes of the
policy which has been attended by SO many dis
asters.
THE MONEY CRISIS AND THE NEW YORK BANKS.
Messrs. Editors: have for many years been
withdrawn from active business. have been
merely locker on, but not unobserving of the
course of trade, and especially of our banking
operations
Our system of currency is a delicate one. It
is founded on bank credit, resting on very mod
crate basis of coin. When perfectly balanced, it
works very well, but slight arrangement may
produce great deal of mischief. The chief dis
trrbing cause is demand for specie for export,
which can only be checked by a contraction of
the bank credits. During the present year, we
have been going ON very smoothly, under full
sail, when, about the middle of August, sudden
squall strikes us, which continues to increase to
terrific hurricane, threatening even to swamp
the ship itself The question arises, How comes
all this about? what is the cause?
New York is great central banking power.
She sets the keynote to the whole country If
she expands, the whole country expands. If she
contracts, it is felt to the remotest extremities
It is tremendous power, that of increasing or
diminishing the circulating medium of the whole
country. tits deep responsibility, and demands
sound discretion and much wisdom in its regula-
ton. Unfortunately, there appears to be nc
unity of action, no controlling principle, in the
management of this power. It's divided between
ffty-fve banks, each acting its own separate part
under the influence of different opinions and diff
ferent interests. Banks are public institutions
they are founded on the public good and the
duty of consulting the good of the community in
the use OF their great powers is as sacred as that
of providing for their own safety. There is ap-
parently no individual of sufficient influence to
bring this heterogeneous mass to unity of action
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[Prom .he \. y. Independent.l

FAILuREs ASSIGNMENTS, &c.rhe following is our weekly
report of failures, assignments DC:
large Lorg, New York City suspended liabilities $l2,
QUO Of which $1,000 CONFIDENTIAL pays thirty Levi
Chapman, City, suspended. Moore Taylor, Y CtS,
assigned. JACQUES PoaS Jr., City, suspended Lach
Ian Mclean, City, suspended aud assigned. lie Roy
W. Marsh, Buffalo, Y. ASSIGNED. ". II. Dame, Jersey
City, u. suspended Maui Hebrew Co., Philadelphia,
PENN suspended liabilities *6000o; assets about $I0OOp.
nenj Bunker philadelphia, Penn, suspended James L.
4fOO0O EGraf Co, Philadelphia, Penn failed; liza
bitLes SlHG09 assets about IS pays cents
Fairfax H., Va, failed James b Hawthorne Co.. Win
ches:er Va failed William Nell. Burnt Store, Ark, sus-
reported sold out. II McAfee, Savisa, KY.
assigned. W Preston Columbus, Ohio assigned N&Is
burg Ind, failed and assigned yBranam Co., Frank
lln Ind suspended and sold out. Thomas Burchard.
Franklin Ind, failed. John W Murray, GAINESVILLE Wis,
suspended and sold out. N A. Hanks, sextonyDe, Wis,
suspended time since. II Coleman Cedar Falls, Iowa
suspended some SINCE Ferris, Lyons Iowa,
pended and reported soll0u McCune Sinks, sta; pay,
Mimi t. assigned time in of loss by
Hre Lathr0p, Paper Buffalo, \. Y, suspended;
liabilities supposed to be very large. 5fa.s
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CnU{CHEs or WHEELING.


For the Information of strangers Visiting the city, We pub
lsh tue i0OShs lst o. 'ne aa
time and place OF mesthe' II mere are any VIC
will make the necessary correction Win pleasure:
e. -Ha'''setss
stress i'eF' Re- = r'''f''S -
O'coeS' eYenlnE'7 ...,,-...,
". l'hnS' EPseoEttt'df "in sFestt pew anu
second, Centre MheehE Kew u, ~ y tNqNAA' FAsU'
morning ssrx,ess is SsoSf e :, 3,
ff's' fres"y'eFt' REV n H. Mikp' fssOF
Monroe and Quincy services morning anu aver
S,,, ,,..,,s,, rv,. ,treet between Main and
ana evening
-,
o,,,, - ySps PastoT s.ry
css morning and evening. = So
E,l J,s.,,1,4f1,. nav A p,r,ts ps1tor Main street
and
sss,l,. 81 : iifiif
Fourth Sffst 1ea0af's hIseooa', AsE =
@ mo, sps.i and evening ,lsss
4yt. sse' n.,Ae'.t ktseGla nSs; p, 1sos Pastor
rnoEnn and evening E, 80, ~ ~.
sag.ies sSs r,r. s' . a. a. sseons
son, fassoF' Onap'he street, net"eu E an $500
Centre "hesliSsi services nSfnng anu
$ 1919
UHeelinOl IsklSd C2dpel, wheeling Island, Rev +
MOORE, Pastor }if .5.5sf.,
GsrH'ea 4.,aods't 6s,eopat Rsyo nstrle' Pastor,
ing. a .s3,.s :. Ils
y ~.
\ ~ - ""AL - s : ti3 ~ ~ S f'
morning and afternoon H - 10 -
A.sostqss 4fo'.ssa' Rev. =. corner
noon. Fas III
Bdptfst, - -, Clay street, between Filth and
services morning and evening g sie - Pr
Centre Wheeling; services 1o 10 the morning, and ~
evening. Slf.lf5
E,,nn.,ieol p,os1st5ns Rev liz, pastor CLAW
I s.r.s, a,,ov. s,,tb East BFb.efi6r ts'ss,
- ~ Z 1900. p. z z,,,,,,v,,,,,--
.1,, 80, Eht, 5l,,.s "a l1e5trs
PASTOR, heFket 4tE<et' 0e yen sfiu At.sf
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PRoF. DECRNTH viii responsible evil effects
which may be produced by counterfeit called Electric OIL
after his great remedy II will not be cautioned
aud heed his repeated advice through the newspapers
buy and base article, when the Electric oil, well
known and highly recommended BY Mayors of Cities
Memuers of Congress, Physicians aud Merchants of the
highest standing he has shown by published
quences OF their Sy Electric Oil pleasant always
leaves better than 1t began, and nnQt possibly
1ohGFHa, las limitations Will Children should have 1t for
Group and teeti and ladies 1t for the skin and PIN
Pies complexion, &c. Rheumatism any pain cannot
ist WHEN applied t-HsT
Sole Manafacturng Department SO Eighth street,
Philadelphia. e.E.-I.- 81 -
See CERTIFICATES IN Weekly fuperS. a
Price %, so and 81 bottle and person has
made any real Electric OIL but myself, in this any
PEoF CHARLES DEGRATu iscoyerer and sole manufacture
er in the world OF Electric OIL.
For sale by III. LOGAN & CO., bridge Corner.
Also, by LAuGHLISS' & BUSHPIELD,s So.
janI4 Sax p 80 Monroe Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-03

Cors1Y CorRr-The March term of this
Court commenced its session yesterday, but lit
i, Of public interest occurred. Susan Thorn
ton, charged with felony, was brought up for
t1amina,ion; but there appearing an error in
k.r commitment, she was rcmanded to prison
With view to its correction. iA
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"a CORRESPONDENTS.
TO TIIE PUBLIC.

hare .hts day sold to Me..rs, Campbell Mepermo.
Il. entire Intsiseneer office wersturn sincere thanks
patron. for tie many Of kindness we have re-
,.s their hands and cordially commend
,,sf notice. wedOubtnOt they viii ever be found prompt
-, .en,lye to every department of business, will
e1ortto deserve the patronage Of the community
~, accounts will run to the 18Th Instant and We hope our
aid US in speedily closing up our outstanding
.ssuais. ---ii
NJ pu.is.. of the fr will be settled by either of the
and Mr. Beatty will be found at the oee for tina,
arose. BEATTY s co.
'' Willing, Oct s,h. 1856.
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II SohRI2 t.ArIERSUN, II IL u ali, co., u
III ag lust III OhfU Gir3uit
Tie Wheeling RcIale Seminary, 4 els Court, Va.
virtue decree rentls red III tn nbuve the
Fall T.rn,, 1886 sail Court will ro teed to s
-st'G huraduy. the bid day of tprit 1857,
Mt tile Cuur, Of count, the
highest bidder The following real estste, bong lots NVs PSI,
2a 253, 2h6, GO. Centre Wheeling,
part formerly known the addition to south Wheel
win ay the cv,nplaa4 uluhi OF $22I 10 with interest
costs Of suit Also clam o. Nesniia Wright, Ia
said etbtiOued Aaiist the sald defendant for
$JOH with nteres 2lst April 1856, till
pafd and ALSO claim OF Satl Gill in said decree also
MENTIONED, said defendant $9O1 with inter
on $lya1 part thereof, from the 2st day Of June,
1857 AID On, thereof Path day
Ja.irlry, 1851, until paid, and cOstss = j. Z
TERNs sntyper cent Of the pure ase money
In cis eighteen and
months, tepurshascr giving bond with good security,
bearing the deferred payments, aud
tn, retained whole the purchase money is
paid. SAMUEL IRWIN,
Feb. 21, 1s57.s s-Bad sierif1 OF Ohio county.
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WHAT is Irg-AIost of our readers have no.
ticed the following advertisement in onr columns

S''V E ~ III UI CUIuUIs:
GIL NO pen NOR INK USHD cal
- 10 No Copy IN1TATEp, No TEACHER REQUIRED a. il
MACLAURIN'S pATENT SELF !NSrRuCTING PKU.
CESS IN PENMASSIlIP enrbies every - write with
the greatest elegance anIaplity Ithas been amply
tested ard permanently established IN the Pulic Schools OF
The Proc complete with full dirt ctons usr, will be
set prepaid on the receipt OF 81 To clubs or agents. six
copies for 4 a liberal discount large orders Address
LELAND MAclAURIS, 345 broadway, New York.
We have been shown testimonials from. a nuin-s
Der ofourlcading Educators and Merchants who
endorse the merits of Mac Laurin's Process' in.
the most unequivocal manner We are assured
that Mcssrs Leland 8 Mac Laurin are response,
bic, and will promptly forward the process on
receipt of the money Those who want to know
more of it before RENTING, can send 8 cent
Pr. o. stamp and. obtain paper (prepaid) with
descriptions, testimonials, etc. Ricddrdson's
Neeo York Journal
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by TEL GItAPA.
New YORK; Mark

NEw YORK March 2-Cotton market firm; sales $50
bales Flour quiet firm; sales 16YU hbs Wheat dull
Corn declining. Provisions steady Whisky dull. Suga
quiet CoIIre quiet. %
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request that our patrons would always
baud in ti,cir advertisements by three o'clock
IL the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
lion in the morning following. The crowd Of
,i,lt xoIk renders it necessary.
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L.pGs SALE OF Coax..A sale of thirty two
tlousand bushels of corn was made in Baltimore,
"a Thursday last. This is said to be the largest
single sale ever made in that city by one house.
Oyer one hundred thousand bushels were offer
ID on the same day, and probable not less than
.quartyr of a million bushels during the week.
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Nonrn EAs1, psnn.ylvsnia: sIareh 9. 1855.

2 L
SIR In consequence Of having BAR, for several
past only gray but perfectly white have 1t short,
and 70 hide from Ne but three months
since, Twas Induced TO hair Restorative, and
must justice say that its effects almost miraculous;
has changed IL gradually MI Its former slIendor
color, and left of glossy be
ll than it when under the influence Of the finest
oil earnestly therefore, Il every lady
decidedly the best preparation for toilet nseol thing
the world. -.r+4E7t 7 4f1@a BETSY SMITH.
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FROM sT LnIJTs

+ ST. Loms. March The House of Represen-
tatives on Saturday night, passed La bill grant
ing the State credit to the various railroads.
The aggregate is 6fty-sevcn hundred thousand
The Kansas Legislature adjourned at daylight
on the 21st instant, by unanimous resolve
They made call of friendly courtesy upon the
Governor, after IL o'clock, on the night of adj
The Governor of Kansas vetoed the Census
constitutional Bill, and signed the Rebellion
Bill The former was passed unanimously over
his Veto Territory reported quiet.
River about stationary. here. The Missouriis
rising slightly. The Illinois is falling, but still
over the banks in many places
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PROP. wooD-Having experienced :hs magic effect of
your Hair Restorative, drop you this upon che suheet
About years ago my hair commenced falling on
turning gray; fast becoming bald. Inet friend who
your Restorative, and spoke highly of Its
tues was induced 10 try IL had bnt little faith,
had before tried many other remedies, commenced
nsin your Restorative january last few applications
fastened hair firmly. II begnn to Ill mp, out
back its former color (ackl. At this it Is
fully restored to its original color health and appearance
i'i1 - -'s J. D. HOES
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BENJAMIN PAGE, in. Eco,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,

oRSERAL AQRSTS. r-aaa E
Philadelphia, T. W Dyot Sons, 1872 n 81 street. New
York, Barnes Park 8U4 Broadway, Duane.
more, ouspare brothers. Gay and PenEa Avenue. Gin
cnnat John D. Park. Chicago, barclay Brothers, 2i3
Water st st Louis, Barnard Adams Co. N. Orleans,
J. Wright Co.
Sold by LaughlIns BushHeid Wholesale Agents North
Western Virginia; T. n Logan Co., and other Druggists
Merchants generally throughout the United States
Canadas oct3dRwly.
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Chicago, H., May.1, 1888. :, = NUS,

MllToaD, warcesteT Co., Mass, nov. Is, 1885,
PRoFao. J. W0op-Dear Sir: 1 take pleasure In BEAR.
ing Voluntary testimony TO the magic effects of
deTful Hair Restorative Asar back 1880 hair
mgIIced falling Oh, until the top Of my scalp became
many lave rsed celebrated
paTJonS restoration. Seeing your advertisement,
Twas induced to give article trial. and to utter
tonhment found, after fe. appiclttons that my hair
became AFly set and assumed glossy and beautiful
but BY the time had used quart bottle my bald
head covered with young and growth of
hair, which Is from 70 two nelss in length and
growing fast Yours, tEuIy, HENRY GOODRICH.
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DErAuLrER ADscoNDEp.-ly learn that Geo.
". Browne, late cashier of the Branch of the
y,rth Western Bank of Virginia, at jefferson
vile, absconded on the night of the 25th of Feb.
having letter to inform his wife and family
that he was dcfaulter to the Bank to the
amount of Eight thousand dollars. On investi-
g,tiDn of the affairs ofthe Branch since he dis
appeared, We are pleased to hear that in no
sytat can the Bank be loser. Mr.. Brownies
official bonds for thirty thousand dollars, and
The securities to the same are unquestionable.
Since the above was put in type, We have
been shown the following dispatch, dated
March 3D. from the Jacksonville branch to the
cashier Of the Parent Bank, here.
browne is dcfaulter to amount of Eight thou
sand two hundred and sixteen dollars-suppos-
I'd he is aiming for Ohio by Guyandottc. ~ g
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RIVER AND WEATHER

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrrsBuRGn, March River feet falling.
Weather excessively cold, with wind, and occa-
CIScxSAr1, March River falling with 10
feet in the channel. Weather.very cold.
LOUISVILLE, March 2-River 81 feet on the
falls. n feet in the channel, very cold,
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wATERFoKp, Mass, July 95 1856 y
PROF Q. J. WOOD: with confidence do l recommend
ever saw. Waiphene other prepare
the day, all without effect. Since using your Hair
Restorative my hair and EhisEgFs which almost white
have gradually grown dark; apI feel confident that
few more applications VIII retore them to their natural
color. relieved all danruH unpleas-
ant ehngso common among persons who persPire freely
~ ~ - ~ g. K1LBY. 2
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IT rs NOT a DYE!

persoN teih dfse1sss fts
HGtr scalp, read The tktotoi1g, tiHd 1HdgS 81
MRS. s. A. ALIENS WoREn'S HAIR RESTORER.
Rev. NJ. THATCHER 60 years OF Age), Pitcher Chem
County, y hair is restored to Its natural
color and ceases to fal.n ss.rts Z. u
Rev. CUTTER, Ed Mothers Magazine, N Y. "siy
changed natural color and growing bald spot
kc." -
Rev. B. 7, STONE D. D, Concord, \; n "My hsir which
grey,i restored 10 It's natural color, &C.,
Rev. D CLENDENIN, Chicago III. 81 can add my testi-
mony and recommend it to my friends."
Aev. d. T.WOOD, MIddIetQwu n. Y. eMy own hair has
greatly tlckene also that of of family, WaS
was becoming bald, &C."
becoming obyiated aud new hair forming, &c.n
Rev. A. Pink, Silver Greek, N 7. "It has produced
good OIL my hair, Lean and have commended IT."
Rev. JOS. MCKEE, Pastor Of West D. & Church, h Y,
recommends II.
Rev. d. MORRIS, Crosa River, n. Y, also, and
Blrs. Rev. II. A. PR ATT, HRmden, N Y.
We might swell this list II the above fan 70 convince
TRY 1T Sold by all the principal merchants in the United
States C1ba Canada. Wholesale and retail depot, Ne.
York. Some dealers try sell Srti
ts which they make profit, II
| write TO depot for circular and information.
orf1s lsS-5 81 laa I
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GREAT CONFLAGRATTON.

CnroAGo, March 9.-rhe most disastrous con-
lagration which has occurred for long time
broke out at the corner of Water and State SITS
at o'clock this morning.
Dix, Sinclair & Harris, Wholesale Grocers,
loss S25, OOO-insured for $4,000. Hubbard
& Co., Furnishing Goods; loss $l2, 00o-in-
surcd for $4,000. Hale & Coz Hair Factory;
loss 5,Qn0-nos insurance. Tnttie, Hubbard a
Co., Wholesale Hardware; whole stock destroyed;
loss lao 0OO-insured for 10000. Jewett &
Root, Stove dealers; loss 000-insured for
.S25, 600 Norton & Co., Wholesale Grocers,
damaged by water; the Stock was owned by
John p. Atwater of Cincinnati Mrs. Carley,
boarding House destroyed; loss So, 600 over the
insurance One liquor dealer dealer loses his
American House damaged to some extent.