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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
Magnificent scHE.dEi
AppNOXINATION TRTZEH,
llU0 rriLes nnuu uting 10 33a
WHOLE TICKETS Sl0; HALVES So Qt
TIERS sal


rum " Citc -lOtt| n.
The Numbers from to II, ,0O0, sponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed nu separate
sns ot paper. encrClDd with small tin tubes and
place ~ Theel
! The inst 1862 Prizes, simIl rv printed nd cncir.
/ led are pli Ced in another wheel.
The wheels are then revGlved, and a number is
drawn from the wheel uf Numbers aud at thc same
| time Prize is dtavn from the other wheel The
Numbe and PCzC drawn out are opened and cNhlbl
ed TO the audience, and registered by the Cnnniis
sionersi the Pr:zc bciug placed agninst the NnmE
I drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
Ptizrs are drawn out
J HPprozimauoa Pgt.ss.-Thc Two preceding and the
! two SucCeGdinr Numbers those drawing the hrst
: Prizes VIII be entitled To the sS Approximation
Prizes For example. it Ticket No. ll2Jo draws ihe
SG09O0 Prize those Tickets numbered Lag, " sis
ll2Jl, 2j2 will each be entitled 10 NO IL Ticket
No. sou draws the SIS 00O P'i1. those Tickets NUN
bercd 5iS 5i0 s. jj2 VIII each he entitled 10 sJoV
/ and so on according to the above scheme. a.,
the 5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last gure Of the Number that draws the 500 eco Prize
For example,, Il ne Number drawing The $50 u0t
Prize ends with No. !, thea all the Tickets whctt
Tho Nuirbcr ends in win be entitled 10 S9U u the
Number euds with No then all the Ticktts Whef'
the Number ends in 2w.l be entitled 10 $40 and So
OntUU.
Certificates of Packages viii bc sold at the follow
ing rates, which is The risk:
49,. g. Ift HI TIl
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A NEW IDEA.

THIS PAYS WELLl-sEND FoR TT
CoR FIFTY CENTS, in CON or stamps. send 10
l. any nddress, thy "Ssy Instructor" which guar.
antee will enable any one to 20 right to work nd
mrke from 90 TO 40 GOOD CORN BROOMS PER DAY.
The necessary hStures can be mnde by almost any
person at a mere trife of expense The Selnsgrove
Democrat, of August last SAYS We are awnys glad
10 announce anything new that may be turned to n
nserul purpose. Z. H. Fisher, Of this place, doing
the public 20 small degree of service by the nrodu C.
of his very mple mode of making Corn Broons
by which any one make them very trifng cost
We chceriu!y recommend his Self Instructor, as some
thing worthy the attctiion Of all who are growing
Broom Corn" II a5o gives the best mode OF raising
and curing IT, -
Addrees -. = II. FISHER,
Selinsg.ove, Spyder Co., Pa.
pe OF 1877
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BLOOMSBURG BOOK STORE.
<zstg!gT
"a nE@

THE undersigned respectfully announces
that she continues he BtooTsbarg B0tF Store aud
Stationary Establishment la iy conducted by herdece1sed
husband.MnjUr CuTk-in all thtir various branches,
al the Old stand in the Exchange iu 'dmrs hrst door
East of the Exchange Hotel, aud having rcpe shed
her establishment Win choice stock OF NeU Books
and stationary. she is prepared to accommodate all
who may give her call In her line,
aLSO
The Restaurant Saoo the basement oil the above
sablis bnent, vii be continued ns usual by the sub
scrber. where the pubic at II tunes be supplied
with the choicest BEVERAGES AND REFRESHMENTS such
as Minerals. Sarsaparilla, Beer, Ale &c Sardn ;.
Spiced aud Picked Ov ters, Picked CLANS, "te.
10 The public custom is respectfully solicited.
CAROLINE CLARK,
Successor to Jesse q. Cia,k
BlGomsttrg, May Q, 1857
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Special Notices.


us 10000 PATIENTS CURED ANNUALLy by the
use OF Tlelmbold ssenune Preparation Of Fluid E3
tract of Buohu, most positive and specific remedy Tor
distressing ailments. Read the advertisement in nno
ther column headed iIclmbold's Genuine Prepara.
ton"
rr THOMAS w. MATTsoN, Reccive' TIE Prze
Medal at the Worlds Fair in Lond N, 1851, for
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, Roots shoes aud GUMS
Great Inducements are offered purchasers of the
nbove articles. Thss much the largest stock trusts
Carpet Bags, vaiccs Sc, in Philadelphia very cheap,
or cash. Manufactures: 1870 Market Street, s. w.
corner, and I2s Market street s. f. of Fourth.
10 THE KANSAS CONSTITUTION A venerable
gentleman who when active life. held veiy dis.
tihguished position in the Democratic p'r,y, says -
"Brcathcs there man with soul dead,
Who never to himself hath said-
That the only place to procure IA fashionable durable
and cheap clothing, is at the metropolitan Establish
ment of Granville Stokes. No. COZ Chesnut street,"
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NEW COOPER SHOP.
Brick! Brick! trick!

HIVE HUNDRED HOUSAN
l. PRIME BRICK, lust turned out, al the snbsCri
heTs Blleh Yards iH bloomsbury, and offered
sale. The best in the country. ApUlyto
., .. Il. q. ARTHUR.
BlnolshIrg, Oolodor TO- ls57
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TENT SPRING BED BOTTOMS.

PATEN L SPRING BED BOTTOMS.
A LII you tn want rest and sleep good. call
"A GEORGE w. CoRELl,. und buy GoULD'S Pa
TINT FED BOTTOMS lie has bought the patent
right Of COLUMBIA county and is now prepared to fur.
nsb BOtoms applicable 10 old well bedsle ads.
lie has also hand all kinds Of Cabinet Furniture,
Chars Cottage Bedsteads and other Cottage Furniture
which he viii sell as cheap the cheapest.
Also, Ready made Coifns. -
BlOomsburg, Oct II, 1857
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NEW TINWARE SHOP.

NEW TINWARE SHOP.
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE EXCfI ANGB.
TUE undersigned respectful ~ informs his triep lB
l. and the public generally, that he has opened
Il Nlac Itnlcare aad Sheet Lion Este
bilSbment,
In the building formerly occupied for that purpose.
by Joscuh Sharpless whore he IL prepared to conduct
the business in all its various branches
Iinware aud House Spouting of all kinds mode to
order on short notice and al moderate prices.
Also-STOYES of various styles, constantly for
safe.
napariug done 10 order in quick time.
L5'Couutty produce taken in exchange for work.
D. Z. MlLLARD.
BlUon sburg, May III, iS51-y
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Ccrtidcate of Parkag" of 10 whole Tickets, $50
do do 10 HAIR do 40
do do IOQuariCr do 20
Io IN 10

do do 10 tJghln 40 ~
IN ORDERING TICKETS or CERT lftCATfs
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered on receipt of winch ihcy vii be iorwhtdcd
hy first mail. PurchI can have tickets ending IN
any figure they may desigru
The List of Dawn Nuubhfs and PriZeswil be sent
10 purchasers immediately after tao drawing
Purchaaers Will please write theI signatures lan
nd give their Post Office, County and STATE. -
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable III
fu II without deduction.
Al Prizes of 1910 nd under, plil inimediately alor
the drawing other Plies at the usual time Of lliTly
days .
An commun ioatons strictly confidential.
Address orders TO Tickets or CcrtIdcates to
:. SWAN & co .4GG Estd, Ga.
Persons fesiding near Montgomery Ara or Atlan,s,
Ga, can have their orders hlled aud save lime, by
addressing $ Swan q CO., at either Of those cities
NJ A list Of the numbers that are drawn rom thc
wheel with the amOu NJ Of the prize that earh one Is
entitled to will be publ shed after eve ry drawing III
the following papers augusta Geo ConshtufoHdhS
Nr,o Orleans std Mobile Register, Charleston Standard
Nashriic G1Ce atlanta IriciigcncGr, ToU YORK HeokiL
Day Book Savannah Morning News Richmond Dtspdteh
Ntlr YOrk Distateh and PIai!ng mss Clarion
Jan 2 1858
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-19

BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WM. FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
n SnIr
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 10
COFFEE.-The market is quiet hut very firm The
stock is very light being only about bags We note
sales to-day of $50 bags fair Rio 0A cts We quote
Rio at 10Y to 10 for fair IlG1l cents for good
at II GALE cts
FLOuR.-There some inquiry for Flour to-day but
the transactions small We sales Of $50 bbs
Howard Street Super $780, 100 bbls Ohio at s562X
and $50 bb Ohio Extra Sc Market for Howard Street
and Ohio closes firm at quotations. City Mills ranges in
price from S5G6 Rye Flour S4G4122; Corn Meal 81 so
for City.
GRAINThe receipts of Grain to-day were again large
amounting to $1,000 bushels. Wheat was heavy with
about 30 coo bushels offered which sold at I10 cts
for medium to good red, and 125 for prime do white
at 115dl20 cts. for medium 125dl35 cts for good to
prime and choice at 13sd4n cts The receipts of Corn
5000 bushels Sales of white at SOSI cts of vel
low at S3ds5 and at 757S cts Oats were in
good demand Receipts of bushels which sold at
3Sd4 cts for Maryland About 400 bush Rye was offer
ed and sold at 70t)72 cts. for Maryland.
M0LASSES.-We hear of nothing doing. The market
remains firm at previous quotations. viz: 29d3O cents
for clayed Cuba 323j for Muscovado 32d34 cents
for English Island; 5d4O cents for Porto Rico and
45 cents for New Orleans
PRONlSloNS.-The market is firm but transactions are
small We note sales of 20 hhds Bacon Shoulders
cts for Shoulders and 10 cts for Sides Nothing doing
In Bulk Meat We quote Shoulders at cts and Sides at
cts We note sales of so bbls Mess Pork $7
bbs do spected at S17 rs We quote Mess Pork at
e17 ~ Prime at e15. MesS Raaf ot eISiTIe "a y a.. %
s12Gl3 Lard is firm at u cts for Western.
RCE-We have no sales of Rice to report to day. We
quote it at 3H to 81 cents for good to prime
SALT.-We continue to quote Ground Alum at so cts
Marshaf fine at l25 cts Ashton's l40 cts per sack
and Turks Island from store at 20d25 cts. per bush
SUGARS-The market Sugar is ME but firm, We
note sales to-day of 81 hhds Cuba Sugar for refining
S775 and 20 hhds good Porto Rico S9:75 The mark
closes firm at the following quotations. viz:-New Or
for fair to prime Porto Rico SSd9 for fair prime Cuba
and S7775 for refining grades Cuba and English Island
WHlSKEY.-Tlre market is quiet and we have no sales
to report is held at 26 cts for City and 81 for
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NEW YORK NEWS-AUGUsT IS.

Shortly after midnight last night cupoa of the CITY
Hall was discovered to be fire. and the flames spread
so rapidly that it all in blaze The firemen
were promptly the spot, but efforts their part
could stop the fury of the conagraon The cupoa and
upper part OF the building completely destroyed and
the pictures in the Governors well other prop
erty IN the Hall, doubt much injured if not totally
destroyed The fire originated from the pyroechnic dis
play OF last night, and its progress is doubtless due to
careessness the part of the person who had build
ing in charge.
yellow fever case tfataD reported in Brooklyn
TINS morning. The victim man, named Where's a
seaman on board vessel from New Orleans discharged
from quarantine three days since.
A young German dress maker, aged 90 years, named
valentino Geager, shot dead by her lover Philip
horganheim, last night. Morganhem Immediately fed
10 ms boarding house, where he shot himself fatally in
the head Love ndeaouSy is said was the cause Of the
tragic affair.
The return game Of Base Ball which was played yester
day on the Fashion Racecourse between the best mines of
the New ork and Brooklyn Clubs terminated in
loo defeat of the New Workers. they having scored but
eight runs to twenty for the Brookly lyn nine
There number of arrivals from infected ports at
the lower station yesterday among which were the three
nasted schooner Queen Of the South from Cumberland
llarbor who reports 4th inst Henry Wilson, Sweden
a boy, died.
About * O'Clock yesterday afternoon a coored man
named William Morgan, working for Charles Morgan *
Co.. coffee roaster at the Greenwich and Beach
streets was crushed to death by the machinery in the
bic and carving establishment at the above named oca
ton. ~
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
TVTN EIUN.
pppupx-

BREMES-Brem. ship admiral.
boX paintings-Oelrchs e. Lurman; casks brandy
A. schumacher Co.. y boxes mdse-Lewis, Drost &
90, 10 40 do-Stellman, Hnrnchs 4 Co; do do-W.
d. Spker "a do do, pkg gold and silver ware-Beck
Dschnai 20 Do&es mdse.-Charies Spilker 4 Co.; 76
40 do.-a. r. Alberti Il Co.; II do. do-Von Kapff &
Arens: DO: do l. Brauns & Co; 2o5O demiiohns so
Daskets Dotties-G ). Oldfeld; b5ls beer-Kunkel &
SON ~ boxes segars-W. A. F. Marburg; % do do
l,lo6 DO mdse-A Seemuller Sons 73 do segars do
sundries-G. W. Gail; so do mdse-order w.
MATANzAs-Brig Toccon
9il bxs sugar, 80 hhds. molasses-Jos r. yo,ashro
CARDENAs-Brig Frances Ellen
316 hhds. sugar, 100 bxs. do, "a hhds molasses
bert Cuttings LAM
MATANzAs-Schr. r. M Derniu.
1446 bxs. sugar, 6S hhds do--F. W Brune Sans
ELEUTHERA-Schl. Belle ~
1000 doz. pines, IL bbs lines, rs punches banor.s
Butts 4 Ricketts,.
WINDSOR, N. S.-Schr. Isaac Morse
900 tons plaster-Kelsey & Gray.
CIENFUEGos-Schr. Horace E. Bell.
202 hhds sugar, % tres. do.-Spence Reid.
COASTWISE.
CHARLEsTON-Str Potomac.
137 tres rice SIS bales cotton 25 do. yarn-sundry
persons.
NEW YoRK-Str. Caledonia.
0 casks wne-M. Schneider; or. do liquor-Albert
bro, casks do.-Norris Cawell Co.. % hhds ale ant
porter-A T. Hail. 300 pkgs. mdse.-B & o. r. X. Agent
ooo 40 do.-sundry persons
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THOMAS STORM was arrested by officer MCDONALD on the
charge OF assautng Mrs. b. DALEY He was committed
to Jail in default of security to charge at Court
Officer HALL arrested JOHN WORLEIN charged with vo-
lang health ordinance He fined 50 and costs by
Justice SPIES.
j. c. SULTzER arrested by officer Hall. charged
with abusing and threatening to kill Mrs. T. O'CoNNELL
with the tail hord ofa cart He committed to Jail by
Justice BOYD in default of security the charge
at Court.
Officers HALL and MORTON arrested GEO CoULsoy and
JOHN MCGOWAN on the charge of aSsaultng with intent
to Kill GEO W. FOUNTAIN at the State Tobacco Ware
house No. D. They committed to Jail for a further
hearing by Justice SHOwACRE.
SAMUEL HOLLOWAY, colored, arrested by officer J.
ELLIOTT upon the charge of dsordery conduct and re
sisting the officer in the discharge of his duty Justice
MEARIs committed him to answer at Court.
WILLIAM TENANT, charged with assaulting and beat
ing JULIA ANN Looms arrested by officer LEVY,
committed to answer the charge before Court by Justice
AUDOUS
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EireS.

Yesterday morning between u and l O'Clock, confa-
grafton which proved quite disastrous broke in the
extensive stables and omnibus depot of Mr. VIM RoBERT-
son, which were situated the of Bddle and
walsh streets, and extended back to Willow street The
names were first observed to burst forth from the
portion of the building, which occupied as a place of
storage for hay and feed, and although general alarm
was soon sounded and the fremen promptly on the
spot and in service the combustbe nature of the build
ing and contents caused the flames spread with such
rapdity defy all their save these buildings
were reduced to pile of burning ember and smoudern
runs The efforts OF the remen greatly retarded
by the scarcity of water in that section that it was i'm
possible for them to battle the flames with their usual eff
fciency ~ "
few minutes previous to the discovery of the fire the
private watchman of the establishment had passed
the building and discovered signs anything wrong
Although number of persons connected with the line
near at hand and with the aid reigbors
ceeded in safely removing number horses and vehicles
from the stabling and shedding although Is horses
perished in the flames, which, with Somnibuses buggy
wagon and large stock of provende and harness. make
the loss very heavy.
The establishment known the 'Od Line Omnibus
Stables" and was owned by Mr.. Robertson. The loss
thereupon is estimated at $4,000 upon which has poll
ces of insurance for So 900 in the Etna and Phenx In
offices of Hartford Conn The loss upon the ON
nibuses is estimated SO 000 which is covered by
ance in the Springfield Company, and the Phoenix, OF
hartford The horses were for the most part young and
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-AUGUsr IS.

melancholy took place yesterday morning
during the firing of the salute in honor the reception OF
e queen message over the Atlantic wire the nine
yscVenth round the having become heated ore.
maturely exploded George LOwber and Thomas H. Sny.
der, both artillery men, standing front the can
non at the time, Snyder had arm blown completely
on and his face terribly dsfgured Lowber had one Of
his arms amputated after he reached the hospital Both
OF them are in a critical condition.
The printers of the city have been in quite fomen for
several days IN consequence of the that proprie
tors OF the daily papers making bring
men io inc city who would set type at 80 cents per
ems the price paid being 35 cents and that one of
flee had already secured sufficient number to commence
operations at that price. Almost general 'Strke took
place yesterday, but it ended by the proprie-
tors agreeing to pay the old prices
Theodore Shebner, who sergeant major of the first
regiment of infantry, under command of Col Lewis died
Yesterday at his residence in Perry street. below Pine
the seyentyffth year of his age He one of the old
est active soldiers in the city or State
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EOREIGN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-August . and a
There was an active demand to-day and yesterday Sales
exceeding 70 600 bales 900 speculation for export
Prices are per pound dearer than last Friday for the
current qualities Of American and very rates
being paid for other kinds
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET Aug 3-Wbeat sps
tanned very full prices and in instances considered
dearer Flour met with good consumptive demand al
extreme rates.
LONDON PRODUCE AND PROVISION MARK EFT
Aug. 3-Sugar firm Coffee steady Tea advanced Rice
quiet. Cotton advanced ) per b. Saltpere advanced
per cent Tallow 4Ss Cd on the spot 49s Cd months
oils-Linseed 34 3D. rape 46s d49s Turpentine 39s "a
40s Iron-Scotch Pig 53s. lG54s Sd.
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From WaSItnnsnn

WASHINGTON, Aug 1S.-The Post Master General has
been assured that Messrs. Buttereld Company will
commence the 18th of September carrying the over
and Paclc mails and no doubt remains Of their prompt
and successful execution of the contract. By that
time all the necessary of transportation will on
the route The stations already fixed and the supplies
of water conveniently arranged.
The Cass-l lrsarr Treaty amended by Nicaragua
been received by Government and is under consider
alton by the Executive.
The Utah Peace Commissioners have had long inter.
view with the President concerning affair of that ter
rtory.
The President has appointed George W Ryemap Of
California Secretary to the United Legation at
ChiE and VIM H. Carlin, Postmaster at Quincy Illinois,
vice j. C. Riley, declined.
General Juarez again made informal visit to the
State Department to-day He has vet stated the re
laton he sustains to the Ncaraguan Government
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valuable and the loss thereupon estimated at S
They insured in the Firemens Office this city and
the Etna, of Hartford. The loss from the destruction of
harness, provender, fixtures, &C. added to the above
amounts, will make total of some S14. 600.
The origin of this disastrous fire cannot definitely de-
ermned though it is attributed accident as those who
first entered the building found all the doorways and
openings properly secured and evidence of any one
not authorized, having been therein.
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Arrival of the Niagara-NIr. Fields Opinion
in Regard to the Atlantic CnhIe.

NE" Okh' August Io-Ihe l nlted states rigate Nj
agara anchored oil the Battery this afternoon at o'clock
ana was greeted with sautes Mr. Field says he has
the slightest doubt of the entire of the enterprise
BY the steamer Persia today he wrote the Directors
prepare another cable at it is evident that
present one, which in short time will transmit messages
as rapidly air line, will be sufficient for the
business. Until the 1st of September the line will be
closed to all messages, excepting those from govern
ments of Great Britain and the Inted States
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-19

NEW YORK, August lSThe City Hall caught fire last
night and was partially burnt The dome and the centre
OF the upper story were destroyed All the documents
were saved, and the wings OF the edfce are unharmed
save by water and rough handling
The fire is attributed to spark from the pyrotechnic
display and the carelessness person in charge of the
building. The damage is estimated at $50 00n
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WASHINGTON NEWS-Arcrsr I9

The President has officially recognized Gusave Eugene
Mae as vice Consul of Belgium, for the port of Pha.
delpha.
Genera JereZ the reputcd Commissioner from Nicaragua
10 ADJUST the differences between that Government and
the ned States growing out of the notifications pro-
posed by Nicaragua to the Cass rsarr treaty is now in
the city and has visited the Department but we have
not learned that he has yet communicated the object OF
his mission to the Secretary
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Arrival of the steamer city of Washington

New YORK, August 1S-The steamer City of Washing
ton has arrived with dates to the 4h inst anticpate
from Liverpool 1t said that Great Britain gives
satisfaction Spain in the matter of the action of the
cruisers in Cuban waters and that the Washington Cab
expresses satisfaction with the action of the Cuban
authorities.
There vague reports that Nena Sahib had been
captured.
LONDON, Wednesday-Consols 96h.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that the sub

scrner has obtained from the Orphans Court Bal
letters testamentary the personal estate OF
Aii, U. . n, late of Baltimore city, deceased.
Al having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
tnere9i 10 the SUBSCRIBER before the fifth day of
arch next they may otherwise by law be excluded from
5th day of August, 1858. ~ my '''-N VIE
au7+1aw4ts R JOSEPH N CAuIIJ Adm,r
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NEW YORK, August 1S-FIour is firm: of IA 500
ous ONO has advanced cts sales at 81 50d4 So Wheat
sales OF 10000 bus at decline of las cts Western red
cts white lis cts Corn buoyant sales 900
mess S17 12d17 25 Lard is steady at II bCalI4 cts
Whiskey closed firm at 81 cts Sugar is firm at 7bG9
cts Inrpentne is heavy Rosn is steady go to ar
rlve Rice Is dull. Freghts Cotton Liverpool 3-l6
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Fire in Attleboron~h Mac

BOSTON, August 17.-At Attleborough, last night a
large building, occupied by the Mansfield Thread Manu-
featuring Company, the saving mill of Hayward Briggs
Co, and Everett Dean Co. jewellers was DESTROYED
by fire.
The loss is estimated at 1000 One hundred and fifty
persons are thrown out of employment
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The Terre Haute, Alton and St Louis Rail.
-

ST Louis, Aug. 1.-THE track of the Terre Haute
Alton and ST. Louis Railroad which was washed away h,
the great food in June is now thoroughly repaired th
bridge across Long Lake having been finished Yesterday
The trains are thus enabled to through wthou
change of cars