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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

<sa kDsS RANF NF.--Ihe Brick Dwelling
&ss on 7;h street, North Of Leigh, between the RET,
Sz.a depces cf Mr.. Knowles and Or. Burroughs The
house (which Yves bnt only few years ago) con-
tsias eight roems and the the lot Kitchen,
with four and cslisr, and Stable with large
shed attached. Po.session siven about the Ist Of
May. II 1t should be preferred, Mr Dsndfidgs, the
owner of fhe house, is willing either to sell or
iesss. Apply to G0DDlN 4 APPERsON, or to
Sc - HOWARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

xsA FOX RhNT---The first or secosd
gsas floor above Tho's Hewe' Hardware store Wa.
xssA ter and sss fixtures convenient. Apply to
r. WILBACHER,
NH l7--ts No 2n8 n ain at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

Snps FOX kENT-The upper part of the
- House of Main and Pearl streets is for
Hasa rent. The rooms being large and the location
sobd one, thsy suitable foc almost sov kind of
business. MYERS l. JAHNKE.
NH i7--fs
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s%A GOA AkRT-A very desirable busi
~ NESS SpAND.-The undersigned, intsoalrg
to remove offers for rent the store and dwell
fug, No. 50 N ain street. new occupied by her
Millinery Fstablishuent, and next door to c. j.
sintou Co.'S. Possession can be lad lst April. For
terms enquire of
NH l6--ts RACHEL LYON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

puTHsy ADVENTURE "A few weeks ago,
Thomas Evars, of Chest Creek Clearfsd county,
Pa, while out on hunting excursion, observed a
ledge of rocks, which his experienced eye detected
as being the haunt of a bear. 1t being late in the
evening he went home, but returned next morn~
ing accompanied by his brother. They soon found
a narrow passage between the rocks thatled into
dark and dismal cave. On arriving at the mouth
of the cavern, Thomas, after throwing down his
gun, and dives;ing himself Of bis hunting accou.
tremepts, crawled in through the narrow entrance
ard after grouping about in the dark for some
time had the pleasure of laying his hand on bruins
back. Having ascorsained the position of the an
ima he returned to the entrance of the cave and
got his gun, then went back into the cavern 20 vis.
it his new acquaintance while bis brother remain
ed outside 10 act as sentry, provided the animal
attempted to escape, Having come up to the bear
again, he placed the muzzle of bis gun against the
animal and fred A furious growl from the beast
accompanied the report of the gun, and young
Evans hurried outof The cave possible
He however, put another load into his gun and
scrambled back into the cave again This time he
succeeded in putting ball through the vital parts
of the animals body. 1t was dragged out and
weighed over three hundred pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

SMUT IN WHEAT-Mr. F. Barkley, of Bird
vile, Tarrsnt county. Texas in letter to the
Commissioner of Patents, states that. in looking
over the Patent Office reports for 1855, his atten
ton called to the subject of smut in wheat
This brought TO his recoleetions an experiment
which was made by an acquaintance Of his, Mr..
John Mitchell, while he (Mr B resided in Nicho-
las county, KY. Que bushal of wheat was pre-
pared in The following manner: One peck was CO.
vered with water, aad after being permitted to
remain undissurbed for t~ enty four hours, it was
rolled in hickory ashes, and sown Immediately;
a second peck, after being treated in a similar
way, was rolled in lime and sown Immediately; a
third peck, after being stepped in water, was roll
ed in sshes from oak wood, and Immediately sown;
and the fourth peck was sown without any prepa-
ration. .
The soil used for this experiment was the same
in all cases The result was highly satisfactory as
the wheat which had been prepared by being rolls
ed in ashes was not touched by smut, whilst that
which had been prepared by being rolled in lime
had four or five heads Of smut, and that which had
been sown withou. any preparation was almost en-
TREY destroyed by its ravages This was the only
experiment of this kind which had come under the
1otice of MIR. B who further states that the enemy
of the wheat crop where he now resides is the
chinch bug
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SPECIAL r0TICxs
rxTEssIvE oPgsIyG or
NEW SPRING u OODs
AZ j. MII,LHISEK BROS,

NEW SPRING GOODNi
Az J. MILLHISEk Bros.
The as,ssr. are .s,s. oPss1nSs Psn oops s s'I ss, ~
ever had the good fortune to offer TO their flends
attention Of the ladies to the In particular In
addition to the usual variety OF Goods kept IN oer
ne shall have of ths best stoeks In The city
In the following kinds of goods:
Black Silks of al. grades
Fancy Dress silks newest styles -
Silk Robes some very rich
Bsrage Robes, great variety
Plain Berases, Tssues and Grenadines
Lawns aud French Jaeonets
Paiu all wool Deaines ard Charies
Plain and Figured Briliantes =
Steilas snd Cashmere Shavis
Bombszlaes. Alpacss and De Beges
1900 pieces Jscooets aud Camhrics
1000 do Checked Musins
Irish Linens, Napkins and Towels
Table Dsmssk and Table Cisths
Bonnsttibbons. large stock
1000 fine French Muslin Colisrs
1900 i1e Cambria CoilaIs
5000 Cambric and Swiss esnds
1000 Rich Emb'd Linen Hdkh
100 dozen Grass Linen do "a
100 do Hem-stitched do
500 do low.prced Linen Hdkfs
Embroidered Muslin and Tarietan cresses
Eansooks and Swisses 4HY
A rich lot of Caubfic E6gings
Parasols, an endiess variety
fall assor,m ant of Hosiery, Mfts, Lsces, Edg-
ings, &e.
large trade auction ssles in New York the reusiu-
der in job lots exc,usiveiy for cash, will not
knowledge any competition In the wsy of low prices
ALI we ask is q call from you before buying, knowing
that everybody these days, In favor of buying
whore can be bought cheapest. $50
J. MILLHISER 4 BRO,
NH 23-Sw I9S Broad 1t.
u New Hair Dye..-aohssn has ia new
Hair Dye. 1t instantly dyes the Whiskes or Nous
taches beautiful natural black brown, which
asther water sunshine tarnish In the least.
We advise ell who dye, to call ON HoBSON, at his
Hsr Cutting Room, under the Americas Hotel
Entrance on 1lth street no p
T White Teeth. fertumed Breath and
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION can be acquired By using
the Balm of a thousand Fiopers" What lads3or
gentleman would remain under the curse of dlsa-
greeable breath. when by using the BALM OF
THOUSAND FLOWERS as q dentifrics, would not on
ly render it sweet but leave this teeth white sla
baster2 Many persons do not know their breath 10
bad and the is delicate their friends will
never mentionlit. Beware Of caunterfeits Be sure
each bottle is signed FETRIDGE Co,
For sale by all Druggists. New York.
BENNETT. BEERS & FISHER, Agents
NH ll-eod6m for Richmond.
~ DR.. G. W. Briggs has renewed to the
cfce recently occupied by Dr. r II. Christian, at tho
corner of Governor and Main streets. servant
sleeps at ths Office, who will sonvey messages TO his
residence at night.
Office hours daily 10 A. NJ to p. H., end to P.
| M mh l9-lmk
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9ESERAL coMMissoN MERCHANT.

~ Liberal cash advances made on consignments
tn nv friends. Messrs REID l. NASH, New York.
fe 27-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

~ DIR. G. w. Briggs has removed to tho
cfcs recently occupied by DR. r FL Christian at tho
corner of Governor and Main streets. A servant
sleeps at the office, who will sonvsy messages TO his
| residence at night.
Office hours daily 10 A. NJ. to P. H., end to P.
M NH I9-lmt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

x~> FUh HENr OR eUR SAtsE---Four
E&l scrss Of land, situated In College uiil sboat
A&A half mile from he corporation lice On the
premises there is dwelling house and ether cenye.
ntences suitable for q medium sized family. This
property. with some improve mems, isht ne made
desirable residence. For fulther In Information, ap
ply ta Z. D. EACHG,
NH 2l-.St Pearl st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

NUTiCE Tine subscriber, thankful i0r
past fsvors bess leave u inform his friends and
the public generally, that is still furnishing TIM
Der to those in at tn shortest notice. terms
that cannot fail TO please.
CP Orders left at the store Of Mr.. KERsEY, No.
16 ain ct and MIR. Gro 4. HuEDLEY, Broad st.,
will be promptly attended to.
NH 49,. 2w IORT w LARKE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

xEEs FOR * Il n IA small Ee Genent,
AE:s with acres of ground attached the Me
ehsniesviiie Turnpike, next tenement to 81 J
Smiths For terms, apply to
NH Its G. @. THOMPSON. Our Honss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

zes EUA hENy..- " e nave tor kenI, 3
Es:;a very desirable rooms the store occupied
-Ga.A by uE.
feh PARKER, NIMHO d co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

nA FOX HEST--The upper part OF the
Mss hnuse Main street No 1913, between 9Th and
AsA loih streets IA for Rent. II contains rooms,
and has water On the second ho5r. For terms, ap.
ply 20 L Eo1ER,
nh 2s-st* No 1873 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

x~, FOR Rk 5'-~-The first floor a8d
ST basement of the granite front Building, on 10th
Es2 street, between Main and Cary, second door
below Crswford'a saloon. Apply to
WM. L MONTAGUE,
fe l2-ts Corner Bank and 18th ,treets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

Fast day In Vernon, comes on April 10th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

zxe. FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
80 The lower of toe brick buildings the
ME- noIth side of Maln betws Sd and 4th Streets
recently finished. with IL and all suitable &C.
csmmodations for family.
NH 81 cots JOHN ROBERTSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

= A Now Hair Dye,.--Hchson has a new
Hair Dye 1t instantly dyes the Whiskers or Nous
taches beautiful natural. black or brown, which
asither water nor sunshine tarnsh In the least
We advise ell who dye, TO call ON HoBSON, at his
Hsir Cutting Room, under the Americas Hotel
Entrance on 1lth street. no p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

I~ss EuEk EhfsE.-. Possession given i'm.
sS1 msdiately tnst very desirabia residence on
ss& Franklin street, between 9Th end 9Th, sdjoinng
the residence Of Mr.. John NGordon. For terms, ap.
plyto sEL.DAN l. MILLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

usa FOR kENT--And ssessiou given
I.s the 10th of March next the izrge ahd desirable
AasA Framed Dwelling, situated the corner Of
Man end 7th streets, coptsining large Rooms,
Kitchen, and necessary out-bul lungs The premises
are in perfect order To good and psrnane mt
tenant, the rent will be accommodating. Apply to
T.. A J. CL0PTUN,
Agent and Collector, No " all st,
fe 81 --3tswts Under ST Charles Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

E1A IL A RID lou y Ii .-TH I'll Il BATH
ID ROOMS in ihis establishment nearly COM
piese sud offer fer ths BARBER SHOP and
BATas in connection; both handsomely furnished
Apply TO
fnb .4~-tf JOHN r BALLARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

nUDLkk &, CU's CE i4EBRATE ID
~ TONIC ALE.-This Ale 10 prepared expressly
for IsyALTDs Ii be ng prepared from pure Malt and
Hop 1t 10 strongly recommended by many Of our
best Physcisn. perfect cure for Dyspepsia. e
We are now ready. to supply all those tnst are 10
want Of the above Ale In any qusntitv. To be had
at the RICHMOND WINE STORE,
NH II Main street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

The Subscribers having been appointed hy the Hon
Probate Court for the District Of Washington, Commits
oucrs 10 receive examine and ADJUST all claims and de
nands of all persons against the estate Of Charles apal-
ding late of Montpelier, in said District deceased rep
i7h day OF Aprn 1851 being allowed by said Court 90
ho creditors OF said deceased 70 exhibit ana prove ne
respective claims before us Give notice. ih%t we VIZ "l
house of William W Caldwell In Montpelier, pa sald
District on the lh Monday Of june and the thrd Sat
urday Of October next, at O'Clock, n the AFTERNOON
ON each OF said DAYS.
G.. W. SrORRS, Co,'rs
WILLIAM W. CALDWELL,
Montpelier, MAY g. 1871 o's"
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Special notircs.
LADIES, ATTENDM


90 VARIETIES OF FLOWER SEEDS
very large assortment OF Flower Seeds just received
J0d Among them are the chliotst and Dl07 de1ifi1ie
rq,irfsg ever offered 200 Montpelier. Ladies' ate invited
TO ilok at the assortment criy before selections arc
madc
GARDEN SEEDS from shahor., Dmlsps and
NV.,thtrsHcld Gardens. FIRED q. SMITH.
Druggist, Montpelier.
rrslX REASONS WHY EVERYBODY USES
LYONS KATHAlRON.
Isl. lei Che Cheapest Preparation for the hair ever
ml1e.
9L u s pronounced hy an TO De the Most Beneficial.
ad 10 s tine most Agreeable 90 use.
Ih ltftthc Clolno.t and most Carefully Prepared.
0h 10 is thc most Highly pomncd.
Gh 10 s che only article that ucycr fails To- give Entire
satisfaction.
rhe immense sale of uc KATHAlRON--ucary
llIlIll bottles prr yclrattcst ts excellence aud uni-
,afsa popularity sold by ail Dealers everywhere Cor
2i ronts pes bottle
HEATH, WYNKOOP 81 co.
prlprotors and Perfuucrs,
9ft o. 63 lIuErry ST., New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22
argal noticcs.

T UCIUS BINGuAMS ESTATE.-Ihc
Subscribers, having been appointed hy the Hon.
Probate Court for the District of Washiugtou Commits
souers 90 receive. cXamiuc and adjust an claims and de-
mauds OF a persons against thc estate oft Lucus bus
ham, late OF Warren n said District, deceased rep
resented iu,olvont, and the term of sIN mouths from Wt
l3h day of April, 1897, being allowed hy said Court =.
the creditors of said deceased 90 exhibit and prove thc
respective claims before us Give Notice that we viii
attend 90 the duties OF our appointment l thc dwelling
house OF Widow Loyiuia bingham in Waucn ion Sole
District on the second Tuesdays of June and October
at nine clock n the forenoon each OF said days
nENSLOW UpHAM, g,,,rs
WM. W. TlLLOTSON. ( '''' go
Warren April ii. A. D.. 1857. 3s3w
GtTEPHEN SMITHS ESTATE The
- Subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for tine Di,trictof Randolph, commission
crs to receive, examine, and adjust AN claims and dc
mauds o 100 persons against the estate of stephen smith
late Of Tunbrdgc, n said district, deceased, represented
nsovcnt and the OF sis months from the 2lst day
OF Aprl 1851 being allowed hy said court 90 the crcdl
tors " said deceased cNhht und prove their RESPECTIVE
claims before MS GIVE notice that we will attend 60 th
duties OF our appointment at thc dwelling house Of Pmo
ne smith, in luuhrdgc Ia said district ON the thir
TUESDAYS Of August and October next at nine O'Clock
l in the forenoon, on each Of said days.
NATHANIEL KING, co,,,rs
r. II. FOSTER,
] r.,,t,tdra Anvil u my IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22
From the Editor Of the DAILY Gazette" Emira, n ~
w INIECTRIC OIL" AND DIR. SMITH.

~ If AN we have seen in the papers be true, land
W. have doubt of 10, because personally ac-
unlimited with several of the parties, whose opinions are
Eyeu) then Dr. Smith, Of Philadelphia, has made the
most important medical discovery ever heard Of, for the
cure of a kinds Of pain, and we know eminent
houses that buy 5000 worth time great has the
uemlnd become for this Electric oil. We hear OF
y" Tied limbs reduced IA hOursi Of piles cured in
40 weeks, headache and toohaeho in ten mnutosi Of
9emltsn In day, and paralysis even in three weeks
NJ ordinary treatment can accomplish such results
them.
5onen Wholesale Agent FRED. Z. SMITH, Mont
ien'r VI. Sold by Druggists and Merchants in every
Town and village %;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22
Boston advertisements.

~ Has The largest and best assortment Of Trusscs
ibd0mfuli SHpp0ifcrs Sionider Braces. SIR Eiaqfc
Stockings, hHse Caps and apparatus for the correction
aud cure of all kinds OF Physical Dcformics. in this
country His Inducements used at the Massachusetts
General Hospital, and other similar Institutions in Eu-
rope. Office and Store No. 6S fremont Street, Sim Of
the Godcq Eagio. For sale By Druggists generally
throughout the country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22
NDIAN MEDIEs .

81 win be remembered that the New Eng
iahd Medical Society was formed for the sup
precision n Quackcry in the Indian system
% medicine. aud the
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. SO BromGcd Street, Boston.
Was established to supply the public with
genuine Indian Remedies Tor all diseases.
Dr. r.. GREEN, experimenting Physi-
ciau acquired q knowledge Of this system by
actual experience with the Indians, and UNI
dcrsnnds their true system Of medicine.
Persons should not be deceived by adycr-
hsemcnts from persons who have acquired any
practical knowledge with the Indians. Invads, aud all
pcrsous interested Joe tic Indian system Of Medicine
should send and get 81 copy Of the
"I n ID las RCANA."
newspaper published 40 the "Instiute" which will
give list Of the principal indian Remedies their prices
and uses, and fu exposition of the merits Of the prac-
ua0. and also " the imposition which Is carried on by
preendcrs copy Of the paper will be sent free Of
charge to any one requesting It,
Consultations personally. or by letter. free Of charge
Address Dr. r. GREENE. 80 Bromhelc street. Boston
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-17
$500" -
LATEST N Z VS.,


| HALlrAx july ID
The America arrived thi, afternoon from
Liverpool. with dates To the +th inst
Parliamsntar. movements continue in
Naples. party of insurgents had seized a
steamer approaching t. island oif Pa,nsca
They liberated three hundred prisoners con.
lined there. The steamer was ubseiucntly
captured
ENGLAND. Parliamentary proceedings are
not very important
The American merchants Of Liverpool gave
banquet on the ith OF july 10 the officers Of
the Niagara
The steamer Fox, fitted out by Lady Frank
Ian, sailed from Aberdeen for the Arctic re-
si"iis !" engage IN anotlrr search for the
whereabouts nj sir John Franklin aud his
companions or ior their remains
The owners III the Great Eastern stat. that
she VIII be ianichri IA s.ptcnh.r. but win
hot proceed to Portland till April next.
fRAscE.-,ieu. Cavaisnac has been otsici.
ally announced a. the opposition candidate Of
Paris
Advice from Kalcigla announces more vie.
tories BY French TROOPS.
The Paris correspondent of the London
TIMES says that the recent conspiracy of the
Italians against the lie VI Napoleon IL more
srrions than was originally supposed II con
g'I'sStss" sFWu ufFVHtrI WHO ARE 10
I've connected with thos. fscenily arrested at
uenaa, who proisssed Ia proclaim a republic
Ia that city.
srAN.--Sothins new has trapsrir-d IN re-.
iation tn the Mexican difficulty The Mexican
Minister still t.maiBs ia Madrid
ITALY The revolutionary movement ut
Leghorn had h-en suppressed
Adsicss received HI Paris On FRIDAY mn.
nounce further insnrrection IN Italy, organized
by Mazxini. Two hundred arrests have been
made In 0eneya and musk-ts aud large auan-
titles Of ammunition has. been seized
TrRKxr.-Diplomatic diiiicntie, with Bel.
eiam continues, and the Belgian Minister Is
asking his passport preparatory To his de-
parture.
CniNA.-A letter from Hong Kong Gays that
Lord Elgin and Baron Gros will have meet
ing with Sir John Bowring and that no i'm.
portant operations would be undertaken until
after the meeting
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A9atrs im New vrrk Ctsy.

New YORK, july 10.
There were noother attempts st rioiing last
evening In the iTth Ward
Tho funeral IL Miller who was killed IN
the rio, on Sunday took plae. ai four o'clock
yesterday.
There was an imnen-. attendance If Ger
mans and large body of policemen III r.s.rv.
in result oi the excitement BEADING Ia further
breach ~ the peace. The procession iook for
part Of Us route the Boerry, and In passing
the ~. Nicholas HOUSE, exhibited q banner
with the words ! Killed BY the Metropolitan
Police, I" Inscribed upon IT, The Germans were
i've abreast and about 3,ss, IN number. They
halted ~ they passed aud hoo.ed aud shouted
At tho police, but no assault was attempted
Al the Indignation meeting IN the evening
about 0 0U1 were present
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FEATIIrRa

iAN~ EeFtWs -..@.s. 6aa ~
FLOUR AND NEAL.
sur~rfine per bti =. n
Corn Meal, per bu ~
GRAIN
usl.., -. a.
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PLEASURE ExcrRsios.-0ur neighbors al
lie Claire have the honor Of getting the first
pleasure excursion which has marked the sea.
son thus far in this region. We learn from
MI. Chas Connel, VIII. was one Of the part,
and Is enthusiastic la his description OF the
whole affair, that evening before last the
steamer Esroy, nader command Of Capt A.
II. Davenport Msyor OF Lc Claire, left that
place with large crowd on board, music aud
ample refreshments, on a pleasure excursion
To Fulton City. some twenty FIVE miles above
At Port Byron, across the river. they received
large and select ,srgo oi ladies' and gentle.
men, making the whole crowd about sixty
couples. At Princeton, they took on seven
couples more. They had with them Milo
Whites fin~ brass hand, from L~ Claire, and
during the dancing Milo himself handle the
violin tn his own inimitsble manner. AMI con-
Quoted proceedings. The steward Of the boat,
whose name VIII q, least he GRATEFUL, rcmcm-
hered by that crowd, although We have not
heard II, got ap an excellent supper, and
served Il In the best style. The company went
for fun ami fun they had The, arrived AT
Fulton City Al o'clock, and laid there on
rather danced there, ,ill daylight, aud arrived
home at O'Clock In the morning. The dance
was continued she whole night, aud |, WAS the
unaniraous opinion ot the party that they
never had a moro pleasant time, and that il
couldn't Be had by any other crowd We hope
after this our L. Claire friends will recoll-c,
that there i dancing member connected
with the 0asStfs firm. Hal We been present,
We might have mad,, aes,r of proceelings
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THK SiTs OF rHE fiRE.--Thc ruins ct ths
late fire remain rs they were, hut in fes
days We think We shall be enauied 10 notice
the fact, Of preparations fer the erection oi
new and substantial buildings at this locality
The delay has been occasionei hy adjustments
between the representatives Of the Catholic
Church which owns the property, and the
iessees, for an extension Of the general lease.
The property was originally leased for ten
wears, and year and half Of the time ex-
pired the first of this month, few days be-
lore the lire. The lessees desired erecting
more substantial buildings. hut could no, do
Il on 50 short lease, and appli-d for mn eA
tension. II Is understood that . general es
tension OF twelve years has seen granted.
making the lease twenty years an. a half from
the first Of this month We are not author
ized 10 give the full particulars at this time.
as there are certain matters which the indi
sidual lessees have 10 arrange separately
This extension u given with the understand.
Ing that substantial brick houses win b. i'm.
mediately commenced on the entire site. Thus
the fire, however much IL was loss and iIju
~ 70 individuals, will a, last prove a blessing
to the city