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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
CITY Politics.

THE BULLETIN FOR TO-DAY.
The Empire Club will hold special meeting tonight.
Business Of great Importance will be brought before the
meeting.
The Tammany Hall Sixteenth District Aldcrmanc
convention will meet tonight to hear the report of
SPECIAL committee appointed at previous meeting to
cnp,er with the Adermanic Convention Of the Mozart
Han wing OF tho democracy In regard tho selection Of
District will aleo meet 10 night NJ OLA FcyLws Hail
mo wing Corporation Counsel Convention viii mcct
70. might Tor the selection Of nominee
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Fro I'm Troy.

TROY, NOV. %, 1909.
large fire occurred early this morning. Destroying
four stores River street, Grand and Division Tho
following the losses
John Roth Co., goods, about $40 900; insured
follows-Iverpoo and London Office IS ,0o0, Fremen's
% 900, Atlantic "a 000 Merchants $780, and Excelsior
$4,000.
T. Grifths millinery and dry goods dealers, loss about
$4,000 insured for So 900 In the Etna Company. The
paper store OF Jamison Co loss not ascertained Ste
vens news room loss about 81 50o insured 81 900 in the
Montauk, and 81 800 in the Norwich Office.
The buildings were owned by Mr. Griffith and the II.
Van Schoenhovep and Lane estates. The total loss is
about $50 COO
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Mr. Weed not at his post at the Aston House yestcr
day; therefore the public printing interest somewhat
neglected, but Mr. Wendell, the democratic wing of that
interest," arrived from Washington in the afternoon and
manifested determination to know whether he was to
be counted in to be sacrificed in the deal Docs
Cornelius suspect that urlow is false to him Such can
not be the case IL so, Thulow has made new shuttle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26

Selling on.
In consequence Of important change firm,
first of January entire stock of Fashionable
Winter Chne be closed out offer large
sDd eegsu pv'sipg every style and description OF
Winter Clothing for Men and apd Winter Furnishing
Goods at q bare commission cost TO expenses
1bf~e Who have yet supplied themselves VIII be
enabled great saving aud have splendid
select from
tloers the surrounding cities and towns win DO literally
deal With.
shsl cose the Winter Stock before the Time
nsned II II brings less than cost
This opportunity almost at tho beginning Of the
Winter s-sson and should be awaited of 1me while the
stock 10 full and complete
DsDEvJIV 4 CO.,
2s8 $50 and $50 Broadway
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The steamship Hungarian Capaio Jones, will leave this
port at about p To 18th inst She will call at
Queenstown. Dispatches filcu 81 Wall street, New
York. TO reach here by 80 p NJ, will be forward
ed either via Queenstown direct to Liverpool the
aenders may desire.
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City Intcllixence.

TIE Poor WouAr WITH BROKEN ARxs.-The case Of tho
poor who met with the unfortunate accident last
Tuesday, by which she had both broken has been
thoroughly investigated, and has been deemed advsa
BILE to raise sufficient from the gross donations TO
relieve hcr present wants and place the balance in espon
s,ble hands to assist her from time time, until she shall
have fully recovered tho Of her limbs To this end
she has had given her $12 26, the balance will be
faithfully applied according to the wshcs OF the benevolent
donors The following subscriptions received yes
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The weather is very cold, and there heavy fog
this morning Thermometer Is degrees above A
good deal Of ice Is reported In the canals The harbor Is
quite clear OF shipping The Quebec steamers make their
last Il fps for the season to day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26

WAlIAcxs THxArxx-The legion OF admirers Of the
compiished comedian and popular author, Mr.. John
hougham, will mot forget that his benefit taxes place
this evening The fine old comedy "John Bulp' will be
given, with Mr.. Brougham Dennis, and good cast
throughout. now farce, "The Moustachc Mania,' will
be addad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26

Drawings of the Delaware State Lotto
ries- WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.. Managers Of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
DcIAwARE-ExTRA Glass, No. 6lb. NovExsxR Is, 1889.
20, 9. s, SIS, rs, q, 81. 81, Is, Z. II, ~, az.
prLAwARE.ClAss No GIG. NOVEMBER Is 1852
70, 20, IL, go, %, rs. %, 80, ~, 65, so, So, T.
Circulars sent free of expense by addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware
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Pelftical.-Dcmocratic, Republican and
American basnoe Of illustrated by Photograph 80
cents, at HOLMES gallery, S6 Broadway. Heads win.
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Fire in Boston.

BOSTON, Nov. Is, 1859.
serious fire broke this morning the large build
Ing numbered 379 3Sl and 1888 Washington street.
pied by Fortune Peleer Wholesale aud retail dry GOODS
and Ge0lge Hughes AMI A. Newhal, pianoforte manu-
facturers The upper part OF the building destroyed
and the dry goods stock in the lower story badly damaged
by water Tho loss about $2oOo is nearly covered by
inaurauce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26

The Sailing of the Hungarian

HHIlMOKE, NOV. 1909,
Exports for the week. so7 0oo imports for the week,
$l38 GOO.
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neutrality-suspicious. Bros. HolidR v
Photographs and Cameotypes Two Hundred and Forty
nine Fulton htreet
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chronological Examine lions, with nd-
vice % TO delecp talents and right pursuit. daily FOWLER
WILLS, 3S Broadway;
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Rrady's Gallery has Removed from $50
Broadway 10 6S Broadway ef Blocker Phoe-
graphs, psguerrecypes and AmbsotSpes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26

Heavy OveYcoats, s. to $40; Good Over
coats SI0 Business Coats at all prices Call and aee
w. A. SMITH, las Fulton street.
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The Hearthat0ne Club Meets To-Day at
2ocock, in room No "A Cooper Institute.
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The United States mail steamship Marion, Capt Foster,
from New York, arrived here at the wharf at seven
: O'Clock this (Friday) morning
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The New York weekly Herald.

THE HARPERs FERRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
CHINA-NEws FROM CALIFORNIA, CENTRAL AMER
ICA, MEXICO, CUBA, WEST INDIES ETC.
The WEEKLY Herald will be published at ten O'Clock this
ornipg will coatsn further particulars of the Harpers
Ferry INVASION together with Old Browns Commentaries
Beechers Sermon; Interesting Letter from China describing
the Journey of the American Embassy Pekn News from
California, New Granada, Central America the South Pacific
Mexico Cuba West Indies &c Editorials Leading Topics
of the Day; Review Of the Cattle and Produce Markets.
gether with large variety Of interesting local and misce
laueous items Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing
car be the counter. Price cens
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Selling or.

Whites Fall Style.-Gentlemen's Dress
Hats WHITES, the batter ZIG Broadway, opposite st.
Paul's church
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ago the charge Of MURDER his evening acquitted
by the jury without their rav,pg the box Tho evidence
fully exonerated him from the charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26

Grover & Bakers NOisclcss Family Sew
w Maclaoes n reduced prces
A9o BROADWAY, NEW YOax
lea FULTON GTREET, BROOKfYN.
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Shaker Knit and Scotch Wool Under.
garments extra heavy, all sizes Mt hcTAuGfINS French
Yoke Shirt Depot corner Of Greenwich and Murray streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
News from Texa--The BrOwnsvtlie
Troubles.

NEw UK.EANs, NOV. % It5v.
The Legislature Of Texas has authorized the Governor
to call out all the troops necessary Tor the protection OF
the frontier The Governor appointed Capt. Ford
mander Of the noops aud he started for the Rio Grande
on the 18th with orders arrest Cortnas and his band
The Brownsville reports created Intense excitement
throughout Texas The small town OF Gonzales raised
two hundred In two days. proceed TO the scene Of
disturbance.
Cortnas I'D returned Deputy Sheriff Campbell 10
Brownsvoa unharmed against the wishes Of his own men
General Houston recommends the Legislature to ausho-
rze the raising CT regiment of mounted men to protect
the frontier from the Indians.
Brownsville, on tho 10TH sti closely besieged and
an expedition was preparing against Cortlnas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26

For Perfect Fitting Shirts, and the
lses, novelties In centlemeps Furnishing Goods GREEN'S
shut aud furnishing store, No. Asor House.
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VHNKIHs"VWN, NV ~ touS'
All now Is quiet, with the exception Of occasional
alarms and rumors amounting 70 little nothing -Four
companies Of military quarered in the Court House.
General Txlifero has taken command Colonel Davis.
It u rumored that Brown has greatly changed during tho
last twenty f0hr hours, becoming quite repentant
RICHMOND, Nov. IS, 1859
Governor Wise has ordered Ave hundred additional
roors TO DO present tho execution Of Brown Friday
next.
The Enquirer says that n Ia Yumored that the des-
patches from Governor Packor of Pennsylvania tender
Ing military aid, and from Governor Chase, OF Ohio eau
uonDg against the approach Of bscfs from that State,
are altogether unfounded.
PfuIADEIInA, Nov. 25, 1859.
Mr.. VIM NJ Hester Secretary of State contradics the
report that Governor Packer mad rendered Governor Wise
the SERVICES Of 900 men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26

Heavy SILK, Shaker FLANNEL, Lambs.
pneripo undershts Drawers at 81 and 10 vii
liam street, door north of Maiden lane.
GEO. N. TRACY, Agent.
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Opera and Marine Glasses. or the most
renowned German and French Makers large assortment
per cent cheaper than ywhere In the city at SEM MONS
fargo House.
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Mursler m Vermont,

WELLS RIVER, VT, Nov. Is, 1852
Franklin Wright killed his wife with butcher knife
this afternoon, In Haverh N H. He was arrested and
confessed the deed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A CARD-PARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES
"A from the ear.-Dr HARTLEY begs to announce
Of his patients with whom be has been in Communication that
be bas In compliance with their special requests
engagements to establish his Ear institution In New York DR.
b. may here tate that be has connection whatever with
advertising deafness: neither has he
mission for the publication Of certificate purportng
nate from him. and cannot therefore, he responsible for
consequences resulting from rashness and despe
i'on The loss Of money cot be material persons
but the deprivation of the OF
ought to be regarded and treated with than ordinary soil
cude eafness noise In the head and all dsagrceable
chsI from the speedily and permanently removed
without causing the least pain Inconvenience in all
guaranteed where malfornaon do4s exist
teen close and almost undivided attention to this branch
Of special practice has enabled him educe hs
such degree OF find the most confirmed
stir ate yield by steady attention the
The destruction by fire Of the Philadelphia Ear nhrmary
which Dr. HARLEY was The head having released him
from his duties In that city he has sabshed permanently his
institution for the exclusive Of Ear Diseases at
Fourteenth street. opposite the Academy of Music New York
Consultation and examination each morning.
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Just SOFA Man went to a Judge to be

ous'iGed for office Said he Hold up your hand; I'll
bsers 10 New tnev are in the business but the less
their qualifications hs Knox Fulton
arosdv discovered this ago and being
himself qualified for the business lis has been unpre
c. depied.
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The Drawings OF the Sussex C0uaty and
Consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware
FRANCE, BRoADBRNTs Co,


The Drawings OF the Sussex COunty and
| Consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware
FRANCE, BRoADBEYrs co.
| MANAGERS.
The LeRsaure Of the State Delaware at Ms last sessou
hss,re sssn 70 rrshse sodheni. 70 io,ers 70.
~ ne Governor Of said state 70 spsn,end IN. OF
bers drawn this day ~ N'
Sussex cousrr-clAss 100, NOVEMBER Is, 1859.
20. 2s, ~. 4s. II, Sc, as. IA, rs, 90. Q, al.
CONSOLIDATED Lorrrar-cIAss 7s rov. as 1852
l, SO, rs, SO, 8. 40, 4s, 50, 8, 70, %, %, 40.
rs wn; ssr s sssd' at Wilmington Ds this day ra
;@ss s*h4Lkxs. Commissioners.
Al'R FRa + oEo ssonS;ss.srs co,
Wilmington, Del
The Proceedings oSthe Polytechnio Club
OF the American nsi TE Srf rsncst.a only tn
The number ready contains also The scco,masters
Ws q e from s".s. W.ssasoa
and los Of oAe. matter entertaining instructive and amusing
~ ''-'-' - FOWLER WELLS sos Broadway.
Whssls. Wi.:on's Sewing Machines,
Brsxilien Pebble spsctaoles. to suit
] sss ssa ;ssr and
spposite Bond street, under the fafarge House
Denanes sslamsnder sases-Wsth Pa.
S a. ss ~ ssiss
ROBERT n PATRICK
Herri1g's Patent Champion Fire
aad burglar p5cot sasaa M Broadway. oornsr Of Murray
Hat Mirrors, Northumberland
tured only sy the inventor GEO. wHEELER At sos Broad
crist.dcrc': HAIR Dye, wigs and Tea-
privately appnsd No Assor House
Opera and Marine Glasses. or the most
renowned German and French makers In large as.or,ms
20 COX Broadway. opposite Bond street. under The La
BarTy's Trfcopherous 10 tho Rest and
: ses 70, asDS cGsaps opTns
&ssss1 2s A'' ''''' A' ~ '><''' " : '''a y -
Bachelors HAIR Dye, wigs and Tou-
!, s Sss nss ss,e all made Sold and sp
Millions of Bottles Of Mrs. WInslow's
Syrup are nos ssed every ysar in s UNITED ssss
'mnsdsss and certain Only 80 Sottis ''' A'D''
Holloway Ointment and Pills are Conn
posed Of vegetable and basamic extrscs without
orders alandnlsr swellnrs bos nmors pim and Inn
pure blood they the best and speedes medicines in
Campbell, Chemist and Apothecayy, cor
nsr Of Eighth avenue and TTsny eighth street. Pure and
genuine Drugs, mecicines ana ferfumery.
DR.. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi.
nss A MARSH y %
Beautiful Com OBJECTIONABLE li's Bloom
Of Youth or liquid Pearl the best article In existence for
Identifying ard preserving the complexion and skin IT'S
derfn effects may be and tried gratis LAIRDS
Ladies Hairdresspg Establishment 4S9 Broadway.
Hill, inimitable Hair Cutter.-HAir
Dye 50 cents black brown. Depot No Barclay street.
and sold by all druggists.
CIirehugh's Wigs and TOupees Chal.
enge the world for neness Of work aud material and
of Rrnud aiair
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BaIlou Brothers, 400 Broadway, have
reorened with entirely fresh Goods all
goods having been previously disposed Of
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FINE CUT PRESSED TOBACCO,
of perfection before attained;
the and retains the y0isr
which PRODUCES that DELIGHTFULLY."- soothing sensation highly
appreciated nv those who know what good tobacco te
Mapufactury, Nos IN and 30 Water street, N. Y.
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Herri1g's Patent Champion Fire
direct New York
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Ladies' Furs mt Genin's Bazaar.
HUDSON BAY SABLE CAPES, MuFrS and CUFFS
MINK CAPEs MUFfS and CUFFS.
CHlLDREN'S SETS Of FUkS
GENTS fUkS and SLEIGH ROBES.
GENlN'S BAZAAR, MT and 5i3 Broadway.
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The Proceedings Ofthe Polytechnic Club
OF the American Irsttnte ranort@d only In
LiFE nLpSTRATED.
The number row ready contains also The schcoma-ers
wyya Proserbs all Nations article tho Stereosc0pe
snd lots OF other matter entertaining and amusing
Price 4 cents Sold everywhere
FOWLER 4 WELLS sos Broadway.
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Hat Mirrors, observation-disclosures &c
tured only by the inventor. GEO. wHEkLE sos Broad.
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Fall, 1850. -Harrts Il Russak's Fall
styles Of silk hAts for gentlemen osly 81 also their unequal
led Of youths and chdreus Fancy III
ard Caps rs bowery, 326 Grand aud 2S Eighth
avenue.
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md around the whole the legend
ruE yErERANs or lsI2.

The Senior Veteran Corps OF 1872 FL Raymond colonel,
lsanc d. Phyfc adjutant met at hc Mercer House
O'Clock most Of them in full UNIFORM Of the quaint style
worn by the volunteers in the last with Great Britain
Tho object OF the old men, as announced tto Gale
bfae that gloous day the British troops evacuated our
shores in 1885, the day that gave peace rest to our
foreathers after being engaged In years of
severe suffering, until the OF 1912 is, which &c.
cured the liberty all are nov enjoying both native aud
adopted citizens If these United States.
There were between thirty and forty Of the old men,
who were armed with swords and their war medals
and half dozen who carried ipeu of sabres and
seemed amos, too feeble 10 keep up with the rest.
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wheeler q Wilson's Sewing Machines.
s1acs s06 Broadway New yort

Braxuian Pebble spectacles, to suit
eye Specacles and Eycslassp In gold silver and
steal frames at sEMMnHR ca Opticians 6asx Broadway,
opposite Bond street, under the lafarge House
Defiance Sslamendcr sases-vvfth Pa
tsut osS and barr Also nre burglar
PROOF parhnv safea Depot g Murray street. College
place 0ormerly ia Pearl sresl)
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Beautiful Com plextOn-Lafrsi's Bloom
Of Youth or LIQUID Pearl is The best article in existence for
defn effects may be and tried gratis at LAIRDS
Ladies' Hairdressipg Establishment, 4S9 Broadway.
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Married.

CIirehugh's Wigs and Toupees Chal-
lenge the world for neness OF aud material exact
Of it DOS Broadway, up stairs
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Winters COming.-Ladtcs,f II You Wish
button Boots nnI 9aera for yourselves children
with pda rubber Roofs and shces Of all the various st., pa
tronize MILLER a co.'s, SS7 Canal street.
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The IeRsaure of the State OF Delaware It's last SESSION.
having given " France brctdbents oers coctr4r
twenty years we me Undersigned Commissioners pointed
ny he oovern"r 81 said state 10
bors drawn this day -s -
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Warm Undershirts and Drawer from
10 each MOODYS Shirt Emporium 262 Broadway.
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Hill, fnimitab1e Hair Cutter.-Hair
Dye so cents, black brown Depot No Barclay street.
and sold by ALI drug pists
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DR.. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi-
cal Cure TRUSS with In efecpg Of
Hernia Rupture MARSH co, No 2vesey street Ny.
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lU;A PASSPORTS ISSUED THRou Oh EDWARD
n BIfSEIl, Notary Public, Commissioner of Deeds OF all
the States, al Broadway. corner of Chambers street
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N THE GREAT sTREN0THBNR
AND Pawn DESTROYER.
positive andots coughs and colds Of tho c
and all pulmonary affections incident 70 changeable -
PAIN CANNOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLASTER y
APPLIED
Price Is cents q boz.
Sold by all druggists In town and country.
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en- TED by THE CORPORATE
NEW YORK
To THE
EIFTY.FTETH REGIMENT.

The regimenta color Ia of Xix scarlet frnged with gold
The device Is the genius OF Liberty supporting excel
lent likeness OF lafayette, beneath which the
Of the battles Of
MONMOUTH, BRANDYWINE YORKTOWN.
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Campbell, Chemist and ApothecaYy, cor
Of Eighth and Twenty eighth and
genuine Drugs Medicines and Perfumery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-19
GBe Trmitp gounal,
WEAVERVILLE,C CAL,
Saturday Morning, November 10, 1850.

Prosperity or WEAvERvILLE.-lt is gratifying
to notice the general prosperity of the town, jnst
now. Business further than the receiving of
heavy winter stocks from day to day, by the
merchants, is slack-necessarily so at this season
but prosperity, the certain result Of enterprise
and unfaltering industry, is evident, whichever
way you turn.
Little more than four months ago, OnehalG the
business portion of Weavervile was in ashes,
which indirectly damaged the place to the full
amount of 100000. single glance will show
that there is no unoccupied ground, now that
on nearly every foot, buildings of greater archi-
tectural beauty, and more secure from destruc-
ton by fire, have been replaced. A few statistics
in reference to the amount of building done, and
the money thus invested, since the July fire, will
not be without interest to citizens, or readers
abroad. On the west side of Main street 81
buildings have been put up, and are now occu-
pied. On the east side of Main street, lG new
buildings are finished, including one two-story
brick-thc N. Y Hotel. On Center street If
have been erected, some on ground never before
occupied. 1t is perhaps well enough to state,
that some halfdozen of the new buildings on the
last-named street are occupied by people of sin
gu1ar habits, and are very neatly constructed.
The above shows that 81 buildings have been
completed within four months, at an expense of
not much less than $4,000. On every side is
heard the busy sound Of labor !; large stores Of
merchandise are already laid in, and constantly
coming The near approach of the mining sea
will place the means of obtaining a livelihood
within the reach OF those now idle, and we conf
IDENTIFY look forward to winter favorable to the
mining interest, and when the miner prospers all
other business thrives in like degree. 1t is
gratifying fact, too, that our population is in
creasing; every steamer brings the wife or fam
lily of some one who has determined that " this
is homc.n