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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-16
THURSDAY MORNING NG-FEBRUARY l6. 1865

The COnleueTaCy is DtcSScc Will
,reat number Of Street Corner Gene
rails" They plan campaign with sagac;-
", elaborate the various combinations
with care and patience, and conduct it
invariably to successful, and even brill
liant. conclusion. Their extensive mill
tary information, strong reasoning "a
cuities, and decision and energy Of tone
and manner, never fail to cheer us with
the hope that our country has yet IN
reserve an amount of military genius
which, in the last extremity, will prove
her salvation.
We never fail to derive information
and advantage from the criticisms of
these Generals in Reserve on the other
Generals now in the field. We always
like to hear men talking on any subject
which their previous education has not
preuared them to comprehend. 1t shows
original genius and visor of understand
ing to grasp and master in an instant
sciences which other men have only
been able to subjugate by long years Of
study Even Bonaparte did not disdain
to develop and make efficient his natural
genius for war by thorough course of
training at the military schools of France.
We have reason to be proud Of citizens
who, with no such preparation, intul-
lively seize all the strong points of mill
tary science, and can tell us otf-hand
how a battle ought to be fought, town
defended a fortress beseiged, or cam :
paign conducted. If the cause is lost,
1t will be because the counsels Of these
wonderful strateglsts are not regarded,
and General Lee fails to commence a
correspondence with them and ascertain
i their views.
The criticisms. at the street corners, Of
Il the various military leaders are highly
] instructive and edifying. Lee, Beau
regard and Johnson arc not aware OF
that skilliul and thorough analysis oI
their respective and relative claims tt
popular favor which may be any day
heard at the lamp posts. a Directory
self constituted it is true, but none the
less modest and intelligent on that ac
\ count, holds its daily sessions at the
street corners Of the Capital, and settles
the merit and tho fate Of every Genera
Of the Republic. The Directory at Paris
used to take of the heads of unsuccess
iul officers. The Directory at Richmond
+ simply takes of their reputation, passes
vote Of want of confidence, and grace
iulIy adjourns to dinner. This is hu
nanc and generous, but significant ant
Important Every military leader 0
delicate ausceptibilities, who is subjected
to censurc from such source, must fec
like throwing up-his commission.
We long for the time when the merit
Of the Strect-Corper Generals will b
properly appreciated by their Govern
mcnt, and our armies be placed unde
their direct supervision and control. w
B have had too much of West Point in thi
i war 1t is high time that the voluntec
I genius of the country should burst tn
4 cords that hold it to the earth, and, wit
thee armies and a hopeful nation on it
d back, soar aloOt.
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The British Government uses petroleum for stne'
rating steam.
Polish exile has been elected King Of tAhs o.
KatArs. ~ssA
A Preach paper says - great EnGleh csanseeh
whose name viii shortly be before the Avoeos es.s
has arrived at Paris, AAvme elepsd WIN ass ,ass
man."
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15

WASHINGTON AS IT Is.-The following,
from Abolition sources, would seem to
indicate that the age of purity and refine
ment stepped out, as the age of freedom
stepped in. The superior intelligence
OF the North" has not improved the NOR
| ais ofthe city Of Washington. 1t is grave
= y % bring against the party In pow
er, by its leading organ, that Twenty
gentlemen" in the United States Senate
make speeches for pay" Greeley is no
mean judge Of character and would not
bring such disgrAceful charge against
his own friends if he were not convinced
Of its truth:
There are some twenty gentlemen 10 the
senate who are accustomed to make speeches
for pay.-N. Y. Tribune.
CAS- listened to-day to the Senator from
Ohio, Mr.. Wade,) aud again to the Senator
from Michigan, (Mr. Chaudler,) l thought
the old slave masters had come back again.
thought witnessed all their insolence add
something more than their coarseuess."-Henry
Wilson.
The people who crowded into the White
House on New Years day, on the pretext Of
paying their respects" behaved with shame
ful rudeuess. 1t Is said that in consequence OF
their unmanerly behavior the indiscriminate
evees will be given up and the drawing
rooms OF the earliest Presidents resumed, To
which only decently nttired and well behaved
persons will be admitted,-New Haven Palla-
dinm.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
Mtntng Companies.
ATLANTIC No. GOLD AND SILL
YER MINING CO.,
p1accrvile MINING District ri Dorado Counts C.I

YER MINING CO.,
Placervile Mining District Fl Dorado County, Cal.
NOTICE is hereby given that, at meeting Of the
IN Board OF Trustees Of said Company, held on
the 18th day Of April 1855 assessment mo 12) Of
nneen cents was levied upon each and every share
OF the capital stock Of the Company, payable mme-
dately In United States geld coin, to the Secretary
at his Office Hunger Hamel's Meat Market), Main
street, Placerville.
main unpaid on the 18th day OF MAY, 1865,
will be advertised on that day as delinquent, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be sold on
the 9th day Of May, 1865, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
CHARLES R0BLES, Sec'y.
Plaeerviie, April l4th, lS66-td
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
HAPPINESS OR MISERY
THAT Is THE QUESTION.

THE PROPRIETORS OF THE "PACIFIC MI.
L scum OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE" have
determined, regardless of expense. 10 issue, FREE
(:or the benefit of suffering humanity four of their
most interesting ard instructive LECTURES, on
MARRIAGE, and its disqualihcations Nervous
Debility, Premature Decline Of Manhood, lndges-
Vital Power, the great Social Evil and those mala-
dies that result from youthful folics, excuses Of
maturity, or ignorance of Physiology and Natures
Laws.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
of enlightening and saving thousands, and will be
forwarded FREE OH receipt of twenty-five Cents in
postage stamps, by addressing - Secretary Pacific
Museum Of Anatomy and Science, Pine Street, San
Francisco"
EW- Letters to be sent through Wells, Fargo 4
Co Imar4sly
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
GRAND BALI

In the evening. Ball will be given at Conf
dence Pavilion, where members of the Order and
the public in general are respectfully invited to
attend without further notice, aS no cards of in
vitation will be issued.
coNAIrTRR oP ARRANGEMENTS:
". X. Shearer, w. s. Burns, T. Eisfeldt.J r.
Geo. Hewlett, s. J. Fryer, s. Harris.
Fred. Hunger, G. Jewell, NJ Schelkle.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATIONS
Thos. Frazer, C. H. Wattles G., W. Swan
ii. II. Tholen. G. II. Roelke, f. Hornblower.
A. Siesbuttel, T.. b. Patten, J, X. Clifton ,Sr
VIM Constable, W. T. Gibbs, JD, Boop.
X. Chalmers, J. Is. Hume s. Bamber1er.
Theo. Moss, s. A. Brown George Miss
I. Hitchcock, WIN. Donahue l.. II. Parker
W. S. Van Sickle, A, a. Van Yoorhies'
FLOOR MANAGERS;
n. h. shearer, G. W. Hewlett, d. D. Johns,
s. Hamburger.
TICKETs............THREE DOLLARS.
90 Music by the Placerville Union Brass and
String Band.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15

respect would DO to expel him for gross
outrages upon its dignity. What front
OF brass and triple impudence must he
have ever to appear again In his place, to
say nothing Of checking the slight indie.
corums into which Senator's are some.
times betrayed by inadvertencs in the
warmth of debate.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
MATHENAS COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Kings Store District. Il Dorado County, Californi

hlnS store DlStrlCts Il DOTuOO OOuUty1 NdhIOTut
NOTICE is hereby given that, at meeting Of the
IN Trustees ofthe above Company, held on the LIST
day Of October 1864 assessment (No7) Of one dol
lar per share, Of ten feet vas levied upon thecap
tai stock of said Company payable to the Treasurer,
in gold or silver coin, at the Office Of the Company
at Duucans Store, on or before the End day OF No
vember, 1854.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re
main unpa i'd the said 2nd day of November, 1864,
will be advertised on that day delinquent; and,
unless payment be made before, will be sold on the
18th day Of November, 1864, at o'clock, P. NJ to
pay the delinquent together with cost of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
Az order OF the Board Of Trustees.
D. A. MOSELY, Sec'y.
Duncan's Store Oct. list, 1864.
In consequence Of substantial error committed in
the proceedings under the above notice, the day for
payment said assessment is hereby postponed until
the 9th day Of May, 1865. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid the 9th day
Of Nay 1864, will be advertised that day delin
quent and, unless payment be made before, will be
sold on the 10th day Of May, 1865, at u o'clock NJ,
Of said day, to pay delinquent assessments, together
with cost Of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
b. A. MosELY, sec'y.
Duncan's Store, April 9th, 1865.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
NOTICE.

HAVE this day purchased the stock Of DRY
L GOODS, CARPETINGS, FANCY GOODS. etc,
OF Mr.. GUSTAV HERZ0G; and respectfully inform
the public that shall continue the business at the
old stand CHAs. y. PETTfr.
HiacervIlIe, March sth, 1855. =
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
WORTHEN GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY,
Placerviue Mining District FL Dorado County, Ca

FTaCtTV1T5 MINING auo o0rrrrrJ
NOTICE.-At a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
IN Of the Worthen Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, held at the Office of the Secretary Of the Com
pany the 18th day Of March, 1865, an assessment
OF FIFTY CENTS per share was duly levied upon
each and every share Of the capital stock Of said
Company, payable Immediately, in o. $. gold coin,
to the Secretary, at his ONCE Main street, in the
City OF PlacerVllle, In said County.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the 18th day of April, 1865, will be
advertised that day, and, unless payment shall
be made before, will be sold on the Sd day Of May,
1866 pay the delinquent assessment together with
the cost Of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
. BENZ. SHERWOOD, see'y.
once Oh Main street, PIacerviIls. (mATls
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

T HAVE this day sold my entire stock OF DRY
i GOODS, CARPETINGS, FANCY GOODS, To Mr..
CHAS. B. PETIT, who viii contsnue the business
at the old stand. q. HEREOG,
Placcrville, March 9Th, 1858
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
QUICK'S BEST
WILL STAND THE TEST!
Quartz Mill Owners !!
TAKE NOTICEI

DUSSIA IRON PUNCHED SCREENS Mt
HI at 20 per cent. less than San Francisco prices,
that will not rip or tear, guaranteed to he made
from the best and heaviest RUSSIA IRON, at
No. 673 Mission Street, between I'd
and Sd streets, San Francisco.
HF Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
n. B.-JOHN w. QUICK is the only com.
petent manufacturer Of Screens 10 the State, having
made Screens for the principal mills and firms in
this City and State for the last seven years.
[marlIm3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15

EAnd, ia accordance with law and an order Of the
Board Of Trustees, made on the I'd day OF March,
1865, many shares OF each parcel Of said stock
may be necessary, will be sold at the store OF A.
Haas, Main street. Placerville, California, on the
TWENTY SECOND DAY OF APRIL, ls65, at the
hour Of one o'clock, r. NJ, to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon together with costs Of Gdverti-
sing and expenses Of sale.
A. HAAS, Secretary,
0fhce-Placervi lie, California.
Placervle, April 9TH, ls65.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
CELEBRATION
OF THR
F0RTY-SLXTH Anniversary
OF THR
INDEPENDENT ORDER
O DID F ELBOWS
lin the United States of America,
In the City OF Placerville, April 2eth,
A. d. 1885.
CELEBRATION
OGR ME-:

r o q r A NJ re:
The different Lodges aud the En-
campment will meet at O'Clock, P.
~, esssssS' M, at Odd Fellows Hall. They
VIM come 70 order and form a procession under
me me sOpefT,ss1D O3'ths- Mz1faal a the day, AZ
ORDER OF PROCESSION:
!. Franklin Lodge, No. IA;
z. Morning Star Lodge, No. 20;
8. Zeta Encampment, No. 5.
~ other Lodges are represented, they W i'll take
position according to juniority; IL not, members
Of the Order win unite with the PlAcorvillo
LOdges.l
LINE OF MARcR:
The procession will form 10 Odd Fellows' Hall,
ana proceed thence, up Main Street, to Washing
ton street, Upper Placerville; thence through
broadway; thence, down Main street, to the
Theatre, where the following exercises will be
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

Drunken Vice PrestdenI-HOVW An
az johnson Disgracod Himself and
6ha Nation.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
SUNDAY MORNING."

RETURNING FROM MARKET"
Which alone worth the price of subscription, and
can only be obtained by subscribing through US.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15

The procession will then form in front of the
Theatre, and proceed as follows From the Thea
IRE down Main street; up COloma street; down
Mill street 10 Main street thence up Sacrament
street to Benham street; thence, up Main street.
to,odd FelowS Hall, where the procession will
he dismissed. WIN. ZONES.
Mnrall lnH h.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-15
Plaeervilie, April l4th, iSS6.-td
Ell DORADO EXCELSIOR GOLD
SILVER AND COPPER-MINING
COMPANY,
Location Of Understandable District FL Dorado
County, California.

NOTICE is hereby given that. at a meeting Of the
~ Trustees Of said Company, held on the 10th day
OF APRIL. 1868, an assessment OF ten cents on
each share OF stock was levied payable from date,
in coin, TO the Secretary, at Folsom, Sacramento
county.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day Of May, 1865, will
on that day be advertised delinquent, and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on the 2Ih
day Of MAY, ISIS, to pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
by order of the Board Of Trustees.
NJ. C. DAVIS, Sec'y.
Folsom, April i+th, ls65.-4w
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

moII100s
hinrox-soonulD. Glcnham, N Y, on Tuesday,
Sow 70 JENNIE g., daughter OF Captain John Scoheld
DoRsxY-LARus.-On Tuesday October "A, at the resi-
lence Of the ofciang minister by the Most Rev Arch
bishop McCoskey, J. P. DORSEY. OF Howard county, Nd
- Mim FRArcu tARUE, Of Clark county, Va
esssmoro papers please copy 1|GyL,. ~ v r.
October a. by the Rev. Edwin Holmes, ADRIAN FcKERY,
q Rochester 70 MARY l., daughter Of Charles Wescot
6ARRnrsoS- the Church OF the
Messiah, Rhinebeck, ~ Y on Tuesday, October "a, by
shs rector Rev. George H Walsh Hon. RICHARD J. Gan
1Aeophilus Gillenden, Esq, OF Rhinebeck.
koxN-WmTNG. On Tuesday, October "a, at Holy
ffiaity church, Brooklyn, l.. l., by the Right Rev.
Bishop McCoskry, OF Michigan (uncle OF the bride)
MsyRI A. r. MoEN, OF New York, TO Mrs. MARY NJ B.
wnnxa, daughter Of the late William NJ Bddle, ESQ,
= CarIisie Pm. No cards
MARm-MARrN-On Tuesday, October a. ut Trinity
- RniErrA, daughter Of milford Martini all Of this
0scAnAE-GLovER-- Wednesday, October IL, by
TIE Rev. Thomas Skner JE at the residence of the
es3de's mother, WILLIAM II. OsCANYAN TO CONSTANCE
IaAnM Clown, all Of this city. No cards
PHKLrs-VICK.-In Louisville, Kentucky, on wednes.
az October 49, at the residence Of the brides uncle H.
rendell, Esg by the Rev. Francis whtle Dr. AIoSzo
J Rmlr U. ", to Miss MARY B. daughter Of the late
!snry W. and Sarah Pearce Wick, Of vicksburg Missn-
sppL
RcsrsoN- Niagara Falls on Wednesday,
october 49, BY the Rev Thomas Dogget, Arthur RoEx.
- q New York, 70 JANE H., youngest daughter Of Al
wooDwARD-PARnELE-In this city, on Saturday, Oc.
eseer a. By tho Rev. Edward o. F1agg Mr. CoRYDos Az
0ospp0 WOODWARD, Of Havana, Cuba to Miss GRACE p
bAnnu1 % this city. No cards.
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funeral from the residence OF Or, b. G Dutoher lis
Mulberry street, Newark on THURSDAY nosans' !" 'sA
O'Clock. 49,. 90 y..,yv
B. DrrsxAs, youngest con OF w. Diksman' aged ~
years months and ~ daya ,,u u.s..~a.va -
tsrnoon a. one O'Clock, in the Washington sguare
church. Fourth street. sixth avenue Inc iossssvs
and friends Of the family and the ara r
spectfiiy invited 10 attend without further notice me
friends win leave his late resdsncs NO. % rsy 1sse
for the church. at half past twelve ococ. ms remans
win be taken TO Greenwood Tor intermcnt
FfeTps-nn Monday October 23 JOAN FiEi Do, aged 30
Th ss and friends Of the fanily respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from his late residence
near the corner Fifteenth street and Eighth avenue,
this pesdayl afternoon, at ono o'clock.
Foz On Tuesday, October "A, FsEDsacK FoLs, In the
0O1 bs rayes and friends ere respectfully Invited to
attend The funeral Thursday afternoon at one O'Clock
from his late residence, l4e Forsyth street
FosrnR-On Monday, October %, CARRIn youngest
daughter OF VILLAIN H and Catharne E. Foster aged
wear and 10 months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this "Wednesday after
noon a o'clock from the residence Of her parents,
20 sea- on beard The steamer Port au Prince
ter ana Pilot tho Uisd States Navy, aged 50 years.
Deceased was many years branch pilot at Mobile. +
Sus pRsiBs reoyn % Monday afternoon, October
%, AMELIA, wife of Henry Higbe. ss..i
The relatives and friends are invited attendhe fune
vcsidence IS Fleet street ". es+
Husr@on Monday, october %. OF internal cancer Of
long standing, Mira r. A. HUsr, widow Of Hiram Hunt
The remains were Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
JosEs.-On Sunday morning al half-past six o'clock
October o. JosErHISH HERDERr, vito OF BENJAMIN +.
Jones' aged II years. o months and II days s.l.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend funeral tho residence Of her
father Herbert ESQ., 1O6 East Forty street, this
"wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock The remains 10
Be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery. sst1l Z
MoyRoll-on Tuesday. Oct "a, JANE LOUIS MosRoR
tho beloved daughter of James H. and Catharine Monroe
aged years. 8 months and days.
God took tho little sufferer home;
Five years of her sweet life was given
To US earth, and now she dwells
With Christ in Heaven
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral this "wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock, from the residence of her
parents No 15T Franklin street.
MoGUSIGA.-0n Monday, October % BRiDeEr second
daughter of Peter and Bridget McGunga OF long and
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hsr ~ hARaAREr AnsrRAHo, beloved wife Of Emanuel
Anssrano and youngest daughter Of John Bellingham
me relatives and friends or the family are respectfully
SzlsS 2 A'spt We fansll lrog tee Issaspoe Of hY
ssn's, prospect street. Brooklyn on Thursday ar
BAsRErr-In the city sf London Tuesday, October 8,
me funeral services viii be held this wednesday, A.
tsnoon, at half past o'clock In Trinity chapel Factory
Vile, Staten Island The relatives and friends Of the
Invitation. The steamboat Pomona will leave pier 10
North river at haIl-past twelve.
Baovs.-on Sunday evening, October ~ after a
short Illness rs MAEr BRowx, in the s7th year Of her
The relatives and friends also those OF her son, C.
Ssnes Is clifford Place. East street. between
BRAs-At his late residence, No 500 Ninth avenue,
JAMES BnAs native Of Pperton by Brcchin Scotland.
HIS friends respectfully nviacd 10 attend the fu-
neral, this "wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock
Aontrose and Duncrmline scotand) papers please
BuRn On Monday, October "a, THOMAS Buass. late
heuteIpnt 81 Company g, Thirtysecond regiment New
daya
Funeral this "wednesday afternoon at hslr-pass ono
o'clock from his late residence III Fast Thirty fifth
BurL~,-on Tuesday, October "a, Jons Bu11Es, aged
The III .ns and acquaintance are respectfully invited
90 attend the funeral, Thursday AFTERNOON AZ one
o'clock from the residence OF his brother 1873 Charlton
s.oss -..--vn rseedsy, October "a JIsEs. son az
Patrick and Maria Bropby, aged year and months
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 4,
attend the funeral Thursday afternoon two oelocg
from the residence OF his parents, ~ Mott street
DRADs.-0n Tuesday, October "a, EMMA BRADY daugh.
Ger Of + and NJ Brady, aged years, months aud .
days.
Inc friends snA scquaIniances OF the family are re-
specially invited 10 attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence Of her parents No, Harrison street. Thursday
agtornoon, ~ one o'clock.
C.srpnI. --0n Monday October 20 JANE wife OF
James Campbell aged % years.
The friends Of the family le respectfully invited 70
stend the funeral this (Wedhesday morning. at eleven
o'clock from her late residence 246 West Forty ninth
strset The remains will be taken 70 Rockland county
For nterment
coasNs.-At Newark, on Monday afternoon, October
bnuAsw son Of Luther ID. and Ella Coleman, aged
mouths and days
Oo.ss--on Tuesday, October ~. VALENTINE CoBEs
Tbs relatives and friends Of the family are requested
- aseeoa the funeral, Thursday morning at nine
street.
CUeEs.-M.oor daughter OF Robert and Catharine
Cusson aged months and days
me funeral VAL take place from the residence OF her
afternoon, 40 one O'Clock.
yorUmHE y, youngest daughter Of Samuel n and the
Jhs fnssss Of The family inyised 70 attend the
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AUCTION sAI.H.-THoNAs eAIDRIDGE, Ar,crsoE.
s On @ .sS ss , ~. Or, q
eissy located IN "a esns Of Hadson city, ~ Serssy on
Nonsomery Clark, Manning and vrankir SSsna ma Coz
den street. being and near The line o. g oSoksn Hud
son City and wss HSSctsn Rsiro. vAoh ts I,spsr
squaI.e5 in dirse; , line sa ths HeSsSsn sss wheSs
buildings erected and one parts Of this
property Terms easy Tide perfect should this day Be-
ter Maps can BE- aad o. THOMAS ALDRID0E, Anctoneer
the Court House, Hudson City; DAVID SCOTT, Auc-
tioneer, Is Montgomery street. Jersey City.
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Jersey City News.

FRE-About eleven O'Clock on Saturday night IRE
broke ont In large building, owned by John Jos and
occupied by Mr.. Baermann n morocco dressing fac.
boyy, situated Bergen road back OF Hudson City.
Owing 70 the scarcity Of water in the vicinity the build
ing together with the stock and machinery entirely
destroyed. The loss the building and machinery
amouns TO about 90, 000 upon which there is insu-
nnce Of a, $50 In the Greenwich Insurance Company
q New York. The loss the stock amounts TO fully
upon which there is policy OF insurance Of 900
h the London and Liverpool Company.
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NEW PURLICATIONs.

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plorable consequences upon the mind and pody with
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nRoRaE COON, AuorToNEER. 80 I.

GEOR0R COOK, AUCTToNEBR
VI TABLESPOONS 81 LIBERTY 6TRERr.
Household entire Furniture removed
from an up scwn re.idsncs for Of sse0S
black walnut Paor suils Of various styles; Library aS
Dining Room suits Bues, Extension Tables Library and
wood Chsmber fur,Isurs siIlas.es Mattresses
Bronses and Vases Carpets Shades, Chandeliers Ac xc