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MIscELLANEOUN

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pussdAy ana wednesday 9th and 7th. a. l40 Wood street.
Thursday, the 9Th. at Mr. Maadsas Hotel Petersburg
Friday, the 9th. at the Wilson House, salem Ohio
Saturday t5e 10Th At his principal oss - North s.rA
Wednesday. the il,h. al Eigaih street, Washinstsu
THURSDAY the 18th. at Ios Baltimore stree. Bait more.
sa.nrpsy tss 7h at his principal Oce 80 North Sixth
TS sasy weinssasy and Thursday the sct and ssa
Saturday the siih at his princp. Office. 50 North
sr mesd rSs ,Ss Is,L :. - po,s, Va.
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Thursday the a'sh. at ios Baltimore street, Bsitimoss
Saturday the slsi at his principal oce 80 North ss.th
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BRAKE PILLS and SEA WEED T Is AAA-
20 Lang before this most most fatal disease has
TO suspicion Of its some cold, producing
easiona cough some sore throat hoarseness nh swe.i
dyness Of the skin or chill win mark the lurking danger
afssa'ss s L
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have Been the Of Dr. Ana
relatively in connection with consumption. his q
ssrous have been NOR numerous AID permanent than
Another very dangerous symptom attendant on consump-
ton or lung disease Is hemorrhage bleeding To stop
which by asrngens always dangerous and often fatal
especially where the liver has been torpid DR. Schenc.
with the same judgmen, and asuteness which marks hts
entire practice taking the that the remedy
hemorrage in changing the character and regulating the
circulation Of the blood has succeeded by his cdnes in
eectng frequent cures when other medical skill has hops
lessly failed.
For arriving exact condition Of patient suffering
from threatened with assumption, he has invented
peculiar instrument. perfect in its conception and
strucon, that through Its he discover not only
every feature OF disease OF the lungs clearly IL
veaed to the sight, but the earliest symptoms Of k
taon, easily cured in their incepon but IL negieoteds
Such examinations he ready and willing all times q
make aud when DESIRED will frankly state the exact conds
don OF patients lungs and disease exists whether
not the curabc and such opinion he will then give
the number of recorded certificates Of effected
by the medicines aud treatment OF Dr. Schenck and the
immense number OF patients whe throng his In
charge for advice examining the lungs In the ordinary
way physicians generally but for thorough
and wishes rich who has cough. pain la
the shoulder blade troubled with costycness or
| sumption to call on him above and get his advice.
at his PRINCIPAL onc 50 North sixth street. Phadephis
! and by druggists and dealers everywhere.
per bottle per half DOZEN Mandrake Pills. Is cents
| per box. .
| Sixth street, philadelphia, Pa.
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anew Yokk HERALD TUESDAY MAY g. 18s2-rRIPLE SHEET!

ruary. Canal il said to have effected junction OF his
forces with those Of the State OF Antioquia ~.
against Venezuela which will true, act very unfavora.
bly, on the liberal party OF which he is ths leader
The smallpox, Of which several cases were Drought
here from st. Thomas the early part OF this month"; has
entirely disappeared.
Her Britannia Majssty's steamer Devastation arrived
this morning from CallaO, and proceeds Immediately
after coalng to Acapulco She and the United States
steamer Saranac the only shps-ofwar in port The
French steamer Carini is still at Taboga
The Panama Railroad Company's steamer Guatemaa
from Central America arrived at Panama ON the zOth
The States Of Central America remain tranquil
miums Of "a O00 0O0 900 respectively 70 the
nrst three exporters Of 200 quntals OF cotton from
inc state as stimulus 70 cotton growing there
assumed the executive power since the murder ot quar-
diola.
From Salvador there is no news.
From San jose Costa Rica, March 81 learn that the
coffee crop all in and that II amounts 70 about
$1,000 quinta The price OF this article has fallen Soc
76c during the month, which Is attributable in part to
the fact Of there being only steamer monthly at pre-
sent The quality Of the crop Is in general SATISFACTORY
so 900 auinals had passed the garita for the port
The British West India mail steamer from st. Thomas
arrived on the ed. The Panama Railroad Company's
brig Carolina arrived the 21st inst There Is no word
OF the missing bark Mary Sawyer from Boston February
II, for Aspinwall She IL doubtless lost.
The ship Queen Of tho East with Goals from New York.
has arrived at Panama.
Sailed previous March 3d. ship Prospero for Boston.
In port ana rcaoy Tor sea- snip Smoon, Tor Cnauarai
PAITA.
OFF AND ON.-Bark Dromo for letters, proceeded 10
Tumbes for wood &C.; bark N. Luce, with 500 sperm
since last report Ohio taken OIL not stated Balaena do
Lancer, 400 sperm since last report Anaco, dos $50
Commodore Morris, $50; Pacific, 900; Nautilus, not
stated Mary Ann. 100 John A. Parker 500 Osceola
Lacta AGO. Clara Bell not stated; Constitution
1907 President stands among the latest this SEASON. par
tcuars not stated bark Anaconda from Tumbes for let
tors; bark Dartmouth.
In port ship H. Macy, discharging coal.
VALPARAISO.
Arrived March 20. ships. l.. fitzgerald, Tacahuano
barks Europe do. 26th Champion. Boston; Arctic, do
28th. Kate Hunter, Swansea. Sailed Goth, ship JOIN
Bryant, Callao; bark Florence, CobUa.
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.

General Buffers Army Landed In the
City-An Immense Amount OF Cotton
Observation-Disclosures Mass Meeting OF
Union Citizens, &c., &c.
CHICAGO, May s, 1862.
4 special despatch from Cairo to-day states that
: refugee from Memphis brings the news Of the oe-
: supation OF Baton Rouge by the federal forces,
: and tho passage up the river Of the gunboats.
General Buffers army had landed at Nso Orleans. An
issnss amount of cotton had been discoued and seized
Tho Union citizens had held meeting, which at.
tended by numbers ndulging in the most enthusiastic
demonstrations Of joy.
According TO our informant, but little opposition will
nbs made TO gunboats coming up the river At Baton
Rouge ew rebel troops lately enrolled and sta
Stoned thee, but they fed the approach Of the Union
1ses.
ST. LOUIS, May s, 1852.
rsfuses from the South, who at Now Orleans
when feet arrived says forces captured large
quantity OF cotton, sugar and other property.
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LAURA KEEyxs THsAraK.--Thc new piece. "Rcason and
Folly, Life In Paris" which was produced at this
house last night Processes TO DO "adapcdp from tho
French. "Transatcd" would be tho proper term; FOR,
beyond two stray local Interpretations but very
little effort has been made 10 bring the scenes which Il is
intended 10 dolineate within the comprehension or an
American audience Revelations Of tho demi-mond
gimpses OF Bohemian life, OF which Dumas and Paul dc
Kock have given tho humorous whilst this only gives
the rcpulsivc features and plot with but little CO.
hcrcnco and probability do not constitute materials ont Of
which much can DO madc. But whatever ingenuity
taste and Profuso expenditure could do to give them
value, IL must DO admitted that Miss Kcene
has dono. Tho reco Is supcrbly mounted, the
costumes, though carpavacsque even in tho serious
scenes are carefully studied, and tho great number and
variety OF characters and Incidents Introduced inpart
vitality 70 IL which would DO wanting did 1t depeud on
its literary Alone Upon Miss Laura Keeno aud
Mrs Enma waller the principal labor Of tho perform-
aace sevsves. The sustans nine different chsrac-
tors and Che seher scvo,, In all OF which they have 10
ssaxge costume. Miss Keons's Pquant acting and Mrs
wners singing, which, VI not perfect, Is at all times
rsasipg would TO IN themselves ssncent to interest
ass anluse. Thcr Efforts very encoWvely aided by
Ais Ada Cufen, who does tho sentitsossl In second
edition or ala Damo aux Canoas.v Mr.. James, as an
hssh tiger conrisrtcd most Of the fun Of tho even.
lag; hat this In tho way Of improvisation than
Ny aihernE strictly to his text Tho piece, the WHOLE
nal excellent success and will no doubt have fair
run The house was wdcd 10 Overlooking.
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A VERY STRANGE NoTroN-The abolitionists
have been vehemently insisting that General
Mcclellan should take Yorktown Immediately.
Well, the General has gratifed the abolition
lists, and has captured not only Yorktown, but
seventy-one rebel cannon and vast stores Of
arms and ammunition. Now, because 1t only
cost eight lives, and not ten thousand, to accom-
plish this, the abolhionists declare that McClel-
Ian ought to be removed. These philosophers
must have strange notions of the art of war;
If Mcclellan had lost ten thousand good SOL
diers brave men and excellent conservative
voters-in capturing the rebel CITADEL the abo-
'Iitionists would have been crazy with delight.
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Died.
BuRmDGE-On Monday, May S, PETER BuRBIDGE, a native
OF the town Of Granard county Longord, Ireland aged
SO years.
The friends Of the family and those OF his brothers
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence NO 1877 Elizabeth street. on Wednesday aftor
noon, at hafpast O'Clock precisely. Tho remains
will be inferred in Calvary Cemetery.
NsrELL.-On Monday. May s. at the residence OF her
son. John j. Neseli ANN CATHERINE relict Of Christian
Nestell, ia the 87th year OF her age.
Notice of funeral in to-morrow's papers,
Providence Or. ~ papers please copy.
STANDARDIZATION Monday, May s, Mrs. COMFORT L. SuER
BURSE, In the 56th year OF her age.
The friends of the family requested to attend the
funeral at No 249 Eighth avenue, this tuesday, after
noon at two o'clock. The will be taken TO Ports
mouth, N. II. for interment.
Fbr Other Deaths See Eighth Page.
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NEWS FROM GEN. nALLEcK's ARMY.

CAIRO, May S, 1862.
morning has arrived.
~ the affair at Pennington Saturday, General Pope
? took between two and three hundred prisoners also
tents. camp equpagc, sur pieces Of artillery several
hundred musksts.
Al the time the Antelope left Pittsburg Landing loud
and continuous firing was heard. The cause was not
. ascsrtalned
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FoRrRKs MONROE Va, May 4, 1862.
,r1e kevviaoc Ont doaiHSns Lies anchored or Cronsy
kicad-ProbaLs Attack 7o-morro0 Norninq--TAe
Ftfth Maryland Regiment, dc.
The rebel steamer Merrimac has again been showing
her ugly proportions OF the north end Of Craney Island
tAis afternoon. Her decks crowded with men, but
her intentions were not fight inasmuch sho scarcely
moved from undor Of tho batteries above mon
Scnsd tho Monitor and entire fleet in the harbor
we're ready for her; and II sho intends to run the
aockads think we shall be able to take good care Of
Ger This time tho Mcrrimac came out alone her con.
sorts being evidently awaiting events to como and take
shsud IN if fight should The cowardy rebels,
however, daro outside Of the buoyed channel
~ Hampton Roads, for fear OF giving the Monitor
sbance 70 play around her. As writo this (harpas.
par r. the MerrImac is lying stationary and tho i'm
s~esssn prevails that she aground Her appearance was
sgnalzcd at O'Clock, and in three hours and half
che has scarcely moved milo. II shc goes back 10.
aght she will certainly come out tomorrow morning,
tnasmush tho lido serves her precisely at daybrcsk
She Is undoubtody accommodating today for future ope
VAtions
4 mentioned in letter fow days ago missing has
surned up. His body was found floating IN
Empon Roads !, Last =, . sSySsns BY some sOs
abe clothing The rnce was greatly disngured the fishes
having eaten Off portion thereof. When he left his
samp on tho 25th ut II was known that no had over
$500 ia his pockets Of which only s2S found. IL Ia
Seirsd hat no has been iouly dealt with. Brgadier
Gcnofdi Max NcOer mas ut"n 10 institute strict
tnqir the facts of tic The body has been
snciosed in collin aud scnt 70 Wilmington, Delaware,
Tor inorment The entire regiment, accompassd by tho
band. escorted tho remains TO the Baltimore boat this
afternoon.
The following card from Bgigalsr 6sneral usssacd
routradicis en- hstic infamous parssrsh
published 10 tho Fortress Monroe CORES -sndancc Or Tao
PhIdspha Press, stating that twenty ave nsn had re.
s,outiy deserted from the iiiil. ifrylass rsal.ast
NEtioia's Nz-s, Ey 1, lfes
Ma or General WOOL
1hs correspondent Of The rhladcphn rrea, sla
tioncd a Fortress Mouroc he's circulated unlosns
aud unlnst report agais Tie flih uarylaaH ferr,o
stationed nj this post. 70 The eject thtt tyt s.Bye
men Of that regiment had deserted 10 the orany Tic
as not word Of truth IN tho aiclnent; the regimen, 4
loyal as any have, aud the report sh9n be ou
srrdcled 10 the Papers al rlCe.
J.K. y. NANsilEID. DrlgRdcr Csaer
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M7 SEVEN DOLLARS.
Seven dollars paid Cor a box Of BRANDRETHS PILLS
OF Richmond, by volunteer Of tho Northern
army who was tsken prisoner ~ Bull run.
ball had through his leg. aud tho surgeons wis.,
nmputate It, Ho objected wishing 70 his limb
possible His frat thought 10 cleanse his system 80
purify his blood no rcmemborcd how ON former ocer
sion. .- --
had restored him To health He sought them OF an ap0no-
cary asionished 10 ind the price dollars Pc
small box. But he hasei them although II iocS nea.
ly all his money and had tho satisfaction OF seeing HE
wound healed by their use.
This man bought twelve boxes from In tho month 81
April, send TO OF his conadcs, now before f0r3-
ON how many valuable lives would be saved II brave
soldiers were properly supplied with these pulls.
They could better resist tho fatigue and exposure OF camp
strike tho vigorously In the dav OF actou
and II wounded the wound would sooner heal.
Tie given noble army or voluniecr
since tho OF tbs war, fty thousand pones
OF his pils and would suggest 20 the patriotic u " y
NOT hdr dutv Ia something supply greet want dAh{
fc among the thousands who arc l.hns fof our national
few doses give NE and hcsl.h a cnsei constitution
Tho,ean our snd SUFFERING might DO re-
stored Il health and eady toracvc serycs In ono wocsu
on's w" 'BRHSpfgrirs VEGETABLE efLLs.
In case 81 calls foyer they arr sovereign cure ana
ever f, cAter lei Tho array suffer Tor won't OF th}
thank you. N ppAxnpEru
oqee IN Canal street, serond door frn Broadway south
"e' s"'' RRANDSEru HOUSE.
BE sure m have none csher than now STYLE
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Descent by the Police ON the Broadway
Concert Saloons.

OOAoCIV SAAOOASs
ARREST OF THE PRoPRHroRs, PRETTY WAITER
GIRLS AND BARTENDERS OF CANTERBURY HALL
AND 444 BROADWAY.
Last evening the propretors Of Canterbury Hall and
the American Music Hail. Nc. 444 Broadway concluded
TO reopen their saloons usual, and employ the
pretty waiter girls" and also open thor bars
Tor the sale Of liquors. Accordingly, at tho
usual hour for business to commence, the girls
were In attendance at both tho above places
and proceeded TO carry the business usual girls
waiting upon tho audience and supplying them with
At Broadway Music Hall the PROPRIETOR had about eight
girls in attendance and the bar adjoining tho saloon in
full operation. Between nino and ten O'Clock Captain
williamson Of the Fourteenth precinct paid visit
tho hall but, finding the bar, he presumed, closed
that all satisfactory, and left. However, about
eeven O'Clock he again dropped into the hail. and there
70 his astonishment found them selling liquors and the
girls waiting upon tho gentlemen present He accord
ngy procured posse Of men, and at about quarter
past eleven o'clock made descent upon the
some Of the girls named Susan Cook, Mary Robertson,
Sarah stewart Matilda Smith, Kate Stewart and Catha.
rine A. Loosely. They were all conveyed to the -Four.
ward station house and locked up The audience
on seeing the approach Of the police, made hasty
treat and the hall after closed for the night.
At Canterbury Hall Capt. Helm, with Sorgeants vii.
son and Wright, paid the saloon visit about ten O'clock
and found them selling liquors at the bar and large
number Of "pretty waiter girls in attendance. He
cordngy made descent the place, and the sudden
appearance OF the police created intense oxcitemont
among the guests, and general rush was mado
by the girls to escape by the entrance.
This was, however, prevented by the police, as
Captain Holm had taken tho precau,ion to have the
rear Of the building potty well guarded The following
parties were captured taken in custody and locked up
the Eighth ward station house John Lee, Frank Hicks
Seiga, George Gsrmaine, Hugh Clark, Alexander
Zanfretta, William Clark, john Braham, John Sey-
more Elancis Lewis Michael so,sal William har
Marietta Zanfretta Nelly Roberts, Lizzo Evans Maria
Thompson, Jennie Jay, Adelaide Even, Lucy Sanford
Sarah Smith.
Soveralor the above named actors and
actresses but all were compelled to take quarters for
the night in station house cell. Up TO midnight the
friends OF the prisoners stormed tho station houses in
hopes OF obtaining their release but thoy unsuc.
cessfu in every They will DO taken to Jefferson
and Essex market courts this morning for examination
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THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Opening or the Southern POrts-The
Evacuation or Yorktown-Map Show
ing the Strategic Points Around York.
town and Richmond-The Capture OF
Fort ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the Army I'm
the West-The Fall Of New Orleans
Late and Important from Mexico, SC.
The cunard mail steamship Persia, Captain Lott viii
leave tins port tomorrow for Liverpool
The mails for Europe win close in this city at
quarter to ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
THE New York HKRALD-Editon for Europe-win bs
published at nine O'Clock tomorrow morning. and will
contain Mr.. Stewards Letter 10 tho Foreign Cousuls
raising the Blockade the Evacuation OF Yorktown and
Flight Of the Rebel Army, accompanied with Map
showing the strategic points around Yorktown and Rich
mond Full particulars Of the Bombardment and Capture
OF Fort Macon Additional details Of the Fall Of New Or.
leans Important News from Con. Halecks Army in the
West The Capture OF the Rebel Steamer label alias
Ella Marley and other contraband vessels BY the Gun.
boat Santiago do Cuba, and full record of all tho sue
OF the Union forces during the past week Late
and Important News from Mexico, &c.
Single COPIES in wrappers ready for mailing, six cents.
Sampson Low Son Co., No. AZ Ludgate Hill, London,
England, will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
The New Play, "FiOwcrs OF tho For
s % the % sa Iss # Nj 5Sn sssn
day and last night. They all the programme to-day
Be read the of the great National Dog
Show.
A FavOrite with the Gents.-We Refer
particular lady, but TO that elegant little beauty OF
spring Hat, which friend KNOX Of 22 Broadway has fash
toned for the II Is Partisan all and gives
wonderful finish outdoor Dress Our friends all buy
ingit
CrtstadorO's Hair Dye, Preventative a md
Wigs the best in the world, wholesale and retail, and thu
| dye privately applied at No. Astor House.
Hills Hair Dye, Fifty Cents-Black oil
brown. best Depot No. Barclay street. and sold b.
all druggists.
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THE MERRIMAc AGAIN OUT.

BALTIMORE, May b, 1867.
tho regular letter from Old Point is received Il
says Msrrimac remained till four O'Clock on tho
9Th inst, and thon disappeared behind Sewals Point
slncs her last appearance she has had O ram twenty
EEL In length added 10 her bow.
Fog1Rrss MoNRox, May 4, 1904
Ths Msrrinac, with two steamers, made her appear
.aDce yesterday afternoon After sailing around sewnls
rolut for hours she Cransy Island with
sut exchanging shot,
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ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTHERN LIGHT.
More Than 100000 in Trea-
sure Received.
Interesting News from the United States Of
Columbia and the South Pacific Republics,
&c., &C., &s.

Tho steamship Northern Light, Captain Tnklcpaugh
arrived ct this port last evening from Aspinwal,
which port she left On the 9th Of April.
She brings San Francisco papers to the 18th ult,
number Of passengers, and tho following amounts In
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The UNIVERSAL YANKEE NATIoN.-That chap
.out West who declared that he could jump
higher, dive deeper, swim faster, come out
~drier, chew more tobacco and whip more wild
cats than any other man in creation, is very
often quoted as ludicrous caricature of Broth
er Jonathan. It only needed that this boaster
should accomplish these feats, however, and
then the caricature would have become per-
feet likeness Think of our inventions, our
improvements in arms, our vast armies, our sud-
denly improvised fleets, our revolutionary
Monitors, our victories, and, to cap the climax,
the unprecedented advance of our government
stocks yesterday, when the country is six hum
edred millions of dollars in debt, and then say
If there is any country on the face of the earth
which can compare, in war or peace, with
this universal Yankee nation.
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sike that Of Bob Acres, out OF his fingers ends,
and before he has chance to show our West
Point generals how to conduct the war. What
makes the delay? Greeley used to be very
severe upon Mcclellan on account OF delays
and why does he now delay his niger brigades
JEFF. DAVIS LAYING UP TREASURE IN FRANCE
7ecent vices from Paris tell US that Jeif.
~, las invested abouttwo hundred thousand
dollars in the French funds. The Scriptures
tell US that where ones treasure Is there will
his heart be also, and in this world the body
generally accompanies the heart. This invest
sment, then, is notice Of JEFF. Davis intention
TO emigrate from the confederacy. The King
of Hayti played the same game when about to
take French leave Of his unfaithful subjects.
JEFF Davis will send all the money he can to
France, where it will be safe from the clutches
OF Floyd and Company, and will very soon
make a moonlight fit of it, follow his money,
'and leave poor Beauregard and Johnston to
wind up affairs as best they can. Let our
Fblockading feet be on the watch, then; for
Mcclellan will not find Davis at Richmond.
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AFFAIRS Al FORT WRIGHT.

CAIRO, May B, 1867.
Recent arrivals OF dossrtors from Fort Wright confirm
shs report that JoG. Thompson is in command thsrs
The there not exceed three or four
6ousand men.
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FIRE IN EAST ELEvENTH STREET-DEsTRUCTION OF
BRocKwAY's ALE BREwERY-LOsS $35 900.
Shortly before nine O'Clock last night fire broke out
in William L. Brockways brewery, Nos. 81, So 49, co.
% and "a East Eleventh street. Tho Are spread rapidly
and in very short tmo tn, entire establishment was
enveopod in flames.
Tho occupants Of the tenement houses No. 90 Eleventh
street. front and rear removed most Of their furniture
Tho buildings, however. were protected from the flames
through tho cxertons or tho lremen.
In the stables connected WITH tho brewery wore
twenty horses and cow Eghtscn OF the horses
supposed TO be burned to DEATH The loss in tho
stock and machinery will be about $4,000, for which
amount the property insured in fifteen city insurance
mpinies The buildings owned by James Muir.
ply The damage 10 them will amount to about S. 600
fully insured in tho Pacific and Bowory insurance compa
nies.
miscs were In charge OF tho night watchm1n and
being locked up for the night. 1he flames, when lrst
Marshal was at tho promises and has tho undcr
investigation.