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TAS. III. RANKIN. ATT0RNEY-AT
O LAW. BELLEFOETE, Pa. viii attend prompt
ly to all legal business entrusted to him. Office
next door to the Post Oa.ce. [Sept. 20. 80, tt.
MOTiCE.-,The creditors of the Tyrone s Lock
IN Haven Railroad Company hereby no.i
id to present their claims TO The society as carly
as possible. By order of the Board.
Sep. 1Stl go. W. ]. KEALSH, Sec.
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D.OlLAMATI0N FOR The ELECTION OF
il ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND
VICE PRESIDENT Of the UNITED STATES.

2 , 20 LA VI 4 !
ELFCDORS OF 4 PRESIDENT AND
VICE PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES.
WHEREAS, By an Act Of the General Assent y
Of fine Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ara tho
several counties Of this Commonwealth qualified
10 vq.e 60. tLa eniDers OF the General Assembly
shall hold an Election at the same place atwh'eh
the sal6 members shall have been voted Tor at
proceeding eleclian on the first Tuesday next at.
ter the Monday of November, in ths year OF cur
Lord one tlcuca1d eight hundred and iorty' end
on the same day in every fourth yeaT thereafter,
Tor the purpose CT eactirg ELtCI Oh- q Sfesl-
dent and Vice President Of the United @tites--
Now therefore I, IHOS. Mccoy, iilEh She Ill OF
Centro county, IN pursuance o. the Hujy cnj3ms q
on me by the act above referred 20 and the said
supplement thereto, GO issue this ~ proeiana-
tiun, giving notice to tie treCmen Of said county
qualified to vota for members 0" tic General As
sembly, to meet at tEeir several election districts
on TUESDAY tie sixth day Of November next,
then and there between the J ours of EIGHT
o'clock in the morning and SEFLA o'clock IN the
evening Of said day, vote for
T..saty Seucn Electors Of a Presj3sn; end Vice
President Of tie United States.
Etd tfat tho several Judges, Inspectors ard
Clerks who shah have st tie preceding Genera
Election. are requested to attend AID perform the
alike duties and be subject t. ouco Pcna ties for
neglect Of duty O. nseonduct IS they shall 90 la
bic at said General Election.
y The Electors 0! fhe county of Con,ra viii
,ato notice ltat ll.s said General olec.ioa
will be Leld 1t tlo following places
For The tw1. OF iLa.aes, a. The publ;c
Eouae of John Russol, il lie tyea Of Aa~
ronsbugg.
ror too trp. Of Ha:fnooa q Inc school
gorse j. N's,aasyii.c.
T., the }x p. of Tay!.r as the School 15uss
raag E.uraa fue"ago.
r,r ,,,s ,,ro. # .l.,,s at lie ScLtoj House
3- 5Eo .a3o oG R.9-r-barE,
r,r tire .r,~. nf Potter a. tb1 houso of Gsa.
O.enki,E, Fudsr's Fort.
F. ;ha ign. Of l8fo.,a st the housa OF t,:a
Ia-e Jonas 1<ussor. decd.
e. ~, t7r-- cf rsryae,a. 8, taa &gnooi house
~ P.a9 Grove.
p,, a., feo. d iIar..set raa ssaool house.
IN Eo.isburz.
Fer the twp. oi Pal;5a Z: ii, House q p
81 MuFr"y'
For il6 D2rcugh q Sai'ei0Ct1 n"l >p'ta&
tsp. At The CooT, dorze u Fa'7 z52rooSH.
Euy the twp. of Walker II The &oAvyt i>use
~ Hnh!ersterE.
T7,r : i, :,v.3 nF fTrv.arI az tie hgEso CT MIS-
W.. sr.,,...,
C.i,f--, =.
E"* ta9 t"D. u LthS4 - Ito HSii0'! -0H70 -
G4i,psh9rg.
r. "a tr, re Cnt.rss1s 5s the School
..l,, - - G,a,,nl hstr
''"s0 .-"'' -
F,;r the tWD. 0f Neti}5 ft tHG -IhooI G"@7e
IN Jack3auvl;s.
49, t.,,.-.,,rh ,f i51e.N,,r.y ao,1 7.,rrs
go '"0 ~ - ,:a I'm, 6
Z" p - Tie 71''o'' ''1''7' '-' o.
L. r=~.4 Gi tIrEr60 81 tie t.Etitf Nt2cG
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04
LEwISToWN Oct, 4.

White wheat p bush. $1.25; Red $l,l5; Bar.
sy p bush. 6Octs; Corn p bush. 55cts; Oats .
bush 3Oets; Buckwheat 79 bush. Scots; Glover
seed p bush. S4.OO Timothyseed S1.5O; Lewis
town Extra Flour, q Ice, $3.50; Extra $500;
Butter, good, g Ii l2cts Lard 1let5; Eggs y
aoz 10 ots Potatoes = hushej, go ots
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LocE HAVEN, Oct, 4.


Wheat Flour, p bbl. s6.25; Corn Meal, p 100
Red wheat $1,18; Rye, 6Octs; Corn 70 cts Oats
40 cts Cloverseed $500 Butter p 1b 14@16 cts; !;
Tallow 109I2 cts; Lard lG@12cts; Eggs p doz.
l4@16 cts.
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EEN! TYPOGRAPHICAL MP
aNH
DIRE CRY
CIIEEIEIT TIRE 90. PE12T 7 S TLVANTA

GLLs 8 AgEi JS's ! AS-4 - > I Il "A "a -,
HYS .. TILDNN,
= t..l : 9sLVcys {brGUs i5u5 3S,a t:o7in1Y..
ny Il. J. WALLNG, Clvl E1gjneer.
THE Undersigned proposes 70 publish by order
: q large and accurate Typographical Ma, Of
Cen t.a county, from thorough and carsE4i sur
ycys, By Ii. L. Walling, Civil Engineer.
Every road has been cGrc.nilY surveyed ~
course an L dStdne c, aaI tie location notaI 0, all
the public roads, Dwelling, CaIr hes, Post OFF,
cas-, Ho,cls, Stores, ScEool Houses. Factor es,
NIiIls. Shops Mountains, Ponds Streams. &c
The names cf Property holders generally care
fully including those 5ho order the woTk-U;i!
be engraved upon tho Map, showing ,hoexaes 10
cation Of each
Extra Maps Of the Principal villages will BE
engraved upon the margin o. the Map also u
Table Of Distances. showing he nanber of miles
from .ach Post ofice to every otheI Throughout:
the ccunty, together with tho latest statsteGI in
formation. An urnGme4ta. border viii surround
the Map
The Map 9ill he engraved By the At skiIlful
Artists in the country, hani-on ney colorsi aud
mounted, and will be delivered to thoze ygao OF
DIR fo- Five dollars pcr copy.
Te art now actively engaged IN fo-TSri:ng ths
work, and shall endoavor to give every property
holder az po1tunily Of ordering copy, and a.
Sc Of examining the work before It's iu;.l com
pleton; in order Il make II entirely atistsctoEy
as to accuracy, Sc.
The map will Gin all the information usual
ly found in Town maps, for each of the tswRs in
Se cooty; a. Il - ootoG " .ia' 'i,o -9st -
70 ~ ~ y -
erf.'s s,n tiooi III, ~
to business men and citizens generally, present
ing so minute and distinct representation Of the
county tha t even the child may readily acquire
@ i. lr.! VI 'S.u ~, 81, "1 '.io-'
q az ~ ....'s i."l o o'' We o?u
Of | 3 tSict Sa and ySe r i oirizon gor Of ZION @
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L[NRDLTNnE- -.

A--A4elJ - - AL - --5.-s.
in the Room formerly occupied y 'Ej,s ~ : 1f-a
90 the NorIa~ vest corner of the Liaw,nt 1'.ey
have selected their steel. w.ta ee."L care a:l ~.
prepared to sell goods FROM il .ty - oae Aur"r.t
per cent lower than can Us 4tL a' s,.e "..r a..cn
Ere ladies' axe P1rtiaf ln.N invited {. rr.' >..3
oxamino thor ae7lrt G2e... eE cuI.-. I..v o-r-
uaatly solicit liberal gar,ioa -. faa ...a',- -
tronage, end vii. talo e.err pain. f. n,-..-.
They have constantly on hard p s2c,-3r %;
FCGEEE aED TABLE CUiIE1 /.
Rifles, SHOT Guns. and Locks ot avery ,.es..r.
cross CUT, EELE And JEn CLEHH - rs.
And ri. Varieties ~
BAND-BACE, GEaFTLrf5 40 F.!lHEL
81 rs.
Broad, Hand and chopping xes. Bltl;crs slcayc
er~ and choppers
DRAWING KNIVES, HAMMERS. HATCH
Ell, CHISLES, and ArZES.
hay, MANURE
AND SPREADING FORKS.
EDGE roofs Ol ETERY DES CRlPTI0N.
CEDAR AND VII Low WARE,
PAINE And BUSTING BRUSHES.
MAILS, PAINTS, OIL, GLASS & PUTTY.
con- OIL HND LANi,&
&ADDLERF = RDN-AEE,
U0LDH rEfHHIG%.
Also, COFFIN FIX FUHES,
Aod eyerr thing that IS generally kept in well
regulated Hardware store. Terms Cash.
BANrRE5SEE Il CGT5T.
Be,ieionte, april 28, 'q0.--y.
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{. 3. CLEMENTS
IMPROVED WASHING MACHINE

I HE undersigned beg leave &c inform the reo-
! pie, especially the ladies of Conua county
that they have purchased Tie right, ami are now
manufacturing
E. g. CLEMENTS IMPROVED WASHING
MACHINE.
This machine is far superior to any thing of the
kind ever introduced into this county. It is sim
pie of construction, aud therefore durable. 1t
saves labor. as any ordinary women can DO a
days washing, on this machine in less than three
hours No family should be without it. We
have already disposed Of large number Of ma
chimes and are pleased to learn, that they have
2 ~oyed to be even better than they RECON-
mendcd. We would refer the citizens Of Centre
county u the following persons who have used
the machine and have found it to )e q great la
bor and h.alth saving institution. Mrs. W elf,
Mrs. Hillibisn, Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Kealsh o.
Bellefonle, and Messrs: c. & ). Curtin, Eagle
Iron works.
PerSous wishing machines will do well to send
il the ir orders soon, Address, call on the
dersigned.
DANIEL MCKINLEY,
CYRUS STRICKLAND.
ideS 6-6G-S5-.H Bellefonte Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04

FALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
THE subscriber offers for salo that very, valua
! bic property now in the occupancy OF Col =
Lipton, the said property is situate On the corner
OF Centre and Market streets, fronting the Dia-
mond, and is the most desirable place OF residence
in Miiesburg, will be offered for short time only
at very low figure. J. G. McMEEN
Milesburg, June %, G0.-tf.
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4 WORD TO TIE PUBLIC.

4 WORD TO THE PUBLIC.
IA Whereas The Spring
Crock Woolyn Nanufaetory, during the present
season. has been pGircnized to the tUil extent Of
lis producing abilities, and in anticipation CT
SILL crater patronage the coming season, the
Froprieiors have been induced to add more new
machinery .! the very latest improvements. This
machinery will facilitate cur cperators very much
and al the same time vii! improve tho real value
OF out cloths at least ten per cent, while our pr-
ces shall remain a5 heretofore it being ambi-
uon to build up a reputation for this establish
men that will add Gll things thereto. From tae
facts here I set tortl. we confidently believe that
wool growers and ali other god peoI lie can now
deal with Us very ouch TO their own adyaulage.--
While there are many things alike in business Of
this kind, there is also much that IS different. =
word to tho wise is sufficient Give US q call and
satisfy yourselves that this is the place the peos
pie get the worth ofcbeir money.
R0BT. KENDALL,
SAM'L H0UoER.
Bonner twp. June u, 'GO,--tf.
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THE MAR KE'TS.


Buckwheat p bushelaT5; Rye bushel $l.Oo;
Oats % bushel so Corn p bushel LOO Flour,
Sup. Fine, p bbl. s7.0O; Extra p Dbl. $3.50; ex-
ira family % bbl. $500 Butter IS cts; Eggs %
dozen y cts.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04
Juao 26, 1850. 52,.

T me! LIME!! LIMEi!.-
- The subscriber re-
spectfuIy informs the public that he has erected
Lime Kiln near the Borough Of BelIofonta, where
he IS making Lime of superior quail ty-Which is
acknowledged 70 be rs white and pure as the Piyn
outh lime. All he asks is to give it Il trial, and
nc IS satisfied the purchaser will come back again
LEON MACKALL.
aug. %, I860.--tf
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04

CONRAD HOUSE.
FF7HT8 new, but well known aa1 popular Hotel
s ! Gated On Allegheny Street, De.efonte, tn.
las become, under the supervision Of its present
accommodating proprietor,
sg- -Esn - TT r. R-ZEsEs -z- r. -
:ks Hotel Of Central Pennsyly auia. long expert
once Of Mr.. Butts in the business warrants rs, in
assuring the travelling public tbat pans Will be
spared to render guests as comfortable possible
while sQjourrag under his rooG.
FyF@ bE@
will constantly hs supplied with the very rest the
market gG'OrdS
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Abr. u, go IF.

Z the Court Of Common Pleas of the unty of
L Centre, the undersigned appointed Auditor
to make distribution of the fl nds in the hands of
Thomas Mccoy, Sheriff, arising from the sale of
the real estate of c. W. Lambert, will meet the
parties interested, at his office in the Borough of
Bellefonte, ca Saturday, the Sd day Of November
next A. D., 1860, for the purpose of his appoint,
ment JAS. II. RANKIN, Auditor.
Oct. 1, lS60.-4t
w ANTED. On, or before-the 1st of OctobeR
w two male teachers in Snowshoe twp. Meme
but good teachers need apply,
JAMES F0RESMAN, Ssct'y.
Mcshaan0n, Sept. 49, lse0.--3t.
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u 31e Pxi"

and Sa!2 Of Fancy Fars which in accordance
with the :" One Price Principle" I have
married at the iovest possible prices consistent with
a reasonable profit, would solicit visit from
those in want Of Fur8 for either Ladies or C5,l-
drena' IGecr, and an inspection of ny selection Of
these goods, iatifed, as l an, Of M ability to
please in every desired essential
Dz1j~ Pers-ns + a distance, Who aay find it in
convenient to call personally. need only name the
article they wish, together 10 the price, and in
structions for sending, and forward the order to
my address-money accompany ying-to insure d
satifaetory compliance with .aoir wishes.
Aug. 23,-'6O.--5l. [J. Web
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." @r Store J

~~ @r G15ra !
FARE!RA,
No. IT'S Arch ST., be-
tween 7th i 6ta Sta.
PEiga.
(Late Of 3l8 Glarkes
SGcat)
Importer, N4HUfaetu-
rur CfCnd Dcatc-ia
all kinds Of
FANCY UURS
HAVING remoU~d 10
Ii my A,<,g Scrolls
Arch 81, aud being
now engaged entirely
in the Nanujactpre
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-04

HY S. y. IILDEN,
T9l7:*: *:gct-zal TGeasu- eg,cnt by Sustrzn,cn
: at = zgzEvGyS throughout E21 EcdntV.
BY Il. J. WALLISG, Clvil Engineer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-14

HOUSE OF DELEGATES


The House met at the usual hour aud was call
ed to order by Speaker Crutchfeld.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Petigrew, of the Dis
ciples Church.
The Clerk read q communication from the So.
nate, announcing the action OF that body, rs re-.
ported yesterday, on subjects before it.
THE HARPER's FERRY AFFAIR
The bill providing for the payment of expenses
incurred by the Executive in connection with the
affair at Iarpcr's Ferry WINS returned from the
Senate with the disagreement Of that body to the
amendments of the House.
Mr.. Duckwsll moved that the House insist on
amendment.
The vote being taken, the House determined to
insist on their amendments.
JAMES RIVER COMPANY
On motion OF Mr.. Raymond the following reso-
luton was adopted
Resolved, That the President of the James Ri
yer and Kanawha Company be requestedto inform
this House the reaspn il any. why the said Com
pany has not answered the resolution adopted by
this House on the second day of the present scs-
sion, asking information in relation to the States
interest IN said Company, the number of en-
pioyees IN said Company and their salaries. with
comparison OF their tolls for the years 1890 80
~, o. with their present tariff of tolls
GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES
On motion Of Mr. Pritchard the rnli,w;, mao
luton was adopted: '"'"s 'e'o'
Resolved, That the Auditor of p,,,;,
counts bs requested to furnish this House. state.
msut showing the ordinary expenses of the gov gov.
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-. n .hi. &c. e. ench 90 .incc .ince I

.errre., If 'his STATE T each rrar since since =
.=tnat#4s .f thaes -f4az Caa#si tuaHa aifi !lg r.
eregatc amount thereof for all the said years.
THE BILL ron ARsISd THE STATE.
The consideration Of this subject was resumed,
when Mr.. Cowan offered the following substituls
for the bill Of the committer. the merits OF which
ms conirasted with the bill he proceeded 10 ex-
pain and discuss
Strike out all nfter tho words :" BE il enacted
by the General Assembly and insert the fol-
lowing"
i" That the Governor be authorized and directed
To purchase such nrms. equipments AMI munitions
n may be required for the proper arming and de-
fence II Tho State provided Tint not moro thnn
5000 O0D shall BIO expended in the purchase of
such arms equip nents and munitions. 10 be paid
out Of any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated and provided further. that the Gov
erhpr he authorized and directed 10 invest such
sums Of the money hereby appropriated as may
be necessary nproyiding places IN different p"r-
tisas If the State for the sale keeping OF such
arms. equipment. and munitions when purchased.
- his net shall be in force firm its pussHgc.'
Sir Ball preferred the substitute to tho bill.
Mr. Watson Of A., offered amendment TO
the substitute provided for altering, rcmodeling.
repairing. &c., the arm Of tie State now ON
hand.
Mr. Cowan accepted tho amendment Of Mr..
Watson.
Mr. Grnttan called tho previous question.
The ?otr was then taken on the substitute ms
amended, and resulted ~ follows, nycs y, noes
los
Tho following were tho ayes: Me.srs. Arnold,
Ball, Ballard, Bentley. Brennan, Andrew brown.
cowan. Ferguson. Frrrill. Frost, Gibson. II
G,mcr Raymond, Ilaekley. Hoffman. Hunter.
Johnson Keen, Mckenzie. Morris, Phelps, Por-
ter Prichar1, Richardson, Scott. smith aud a.
Watson.
The .ul,stirute having been voted down. Mr..
Hoffman moved that the bill be read again and
put an its passage. On this motion the vote was
put and ono dissenting voice was given.
Mr. baskerville called the previous question.
The main question On tho passage Of the bill
Wa then put. and resulted in ayes l'}, noes. =
The noes were Mrs-rs. Porter Of Brooke, and
IIancurk and Richardson Of Ohio.
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To the Afflicted.


f- ToEMENrED with Pain, and scorcled with feycrs,
WE a. We know and impatient us Affections
mus necessarily MAKE You We beg that you will compose
sell one m"nent, that learn the
u"+ ana ontr you. II we can, prescription for their
Arr YOU bNspcpc and has stomach
Us functions III Your strength has failed become
BURDEN: II So. We "hcr in BAkER's PKEMrn BirTEKs
never hiding remedy for Your life Are troubled
N'> headaches. and mess vision tcretoy Then
resort Ia bAAls !iIlLEs only
ing from con>Ipatrl bowels and torpid liver? B,KEns Pr
MI 1'iilHs ail both and give vitality
cssenIinl Ia health. Have you eiicac females and .rihng
children. wh have lost all relish for food and hourly
ing away HAkER rTERs the most valuable
ctrt vi" strike al the Of their diseases
them aleiie- and strength Do you live in section where
asc aud lever hold continual sway II may laugh
Ines" diseases and defy their power provided regularly
BAhfhs lriEn>. Dar'haa, Choic, Cholera Morbus all
other Diseases, arising from udgesons and improper
tons rni> !"l To the health giving influence this great
h"d'Iht which nov sold throughout this country, by Drug
gIs's generally aud is more extensively us,lan any other
medicine KNOWN These Biitcrs Hrs, home
bt"re they were olcr, 10 the of the world
@ are known and appreciated, The proprietor desires all
Who need their aid may have at moderate Price only
~ cents Ier buiii.
f"r safe by ali tic Druggists in Iynchurg. and by all the
principal Drd-@isis IN The city OF E,mun, aud csc~ here
ihHlta: h> 81 Mrssrs. thas Stot 60. Washington city
H. e; r. H. Stahlf ~ Co., Baltimore. Md: d. b. Miller
lngl'n, ny ; and Baurs " Park, y. \.
or'crs diict 10y All IT, ssing +. BAKER, Proprietor
"'t ZS-d&cl- Richmond, Va.
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! 49, = smoke and steam are rising "o' inc '''
! es not seem e. .an an Il Is certainly 10 u "'
| that il has been stayed.
| Tb,.e near at the breaking out Of the fire we're
| almost ut the point Of extricating woman 40,
| badly hurt but the hafnes drove then back ana
| the woman 10 supposed to have perished' ""e"
| delivery seemed SD near.
The mayor has telegraphed to Lowell Tor the
Gremen Of that city. who will arrive here about
one o'clock IL is estimated that not not less thah
two THOUSAND able b. died men have been con
stanily II, work on the ruins but notwlthstand-
ing that 80 many have been working IN small
space. yet no accident that We can learn oil has
occurred.
MIDNIGnT.
Calamity succeeds calamity. In ten minutes
tho wnole mass If ruins has become one sheet Il"
flame. The screams and meanings OF the poor
buried creatures can be distinctly heard, but no
power can save them.
The fumes threaten the destruction oi the
Washington mills and the bridge over the river
Postscript.
LAWRENCE. Mass. Jan. Ill A. NJ.
TIE Pemberton Mil4 are now u black. smoking
mas mortar and human bones are promscnpu~ly
mingled Probably not less than 200 hnman be-
ings persisted in the flames.
The ire male qui;k work, burning not only the
remains Of the building they lay fiat. but extend
ing 10 the material that hal in kindness been re-
moved.
The Washington Mills arc in great jeopardy.
The wind being towards the Duck Mill--wliuse
connlingroom almost touches the Pemberton-it
may also be destroyed.
Two o'CLocK A. NJ.
Through, the almost surerhuman exertons OF the
frcmcn the Washington Mills are now con-dered
20 be out If danger.
OF the Dnck Mills the prospect is not sogood
Everything that can he done is being done.
Fire cOmpnnies are present from all the neigh
boring towns. Between thirty and fifty physi-
clans are in attendance at City Hall and 9th
err places, whoever the injured need their ser
vice.
The ruins having burned up, it will he many
days before true kuun,e !sc Of tho killed aud
woun led can i've arrived n.
The fire. which finally sacrificed the buried hu'
man beings caught. without doubt, from lantern Of
burring fluid. which was accidentally droppel.
One fireman dropped down DIAL in the street.
The streets are filled with II mass Of human be-
ings every one eager to d. and see. and hear.
Friends who before the fire were alternating be-
tween hore AMI fear, now sitting down in
hopeless ,spar.