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EhaIhy- -saadusky, Msnsfeid s Newark RssIroad, e.
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon deEArks zAnesTfllS
OrsEtItns-PittsburEh FeEt Wayne 3 chicago Ban
rpad, Forest Upper sAndnsky, DelRhos, Liu.A
Fort WaYne, -IapoTte, Chicago, Sc, West and
East foE Manshald, Wooster, Mas5illon, &c.
Grafton and Beleiontafne Reilrood Line, iOr Marion
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, Mu1cie. Indian
apolis, Terre Haute, YtnJennes, EVansVuba
Louisville Cairo, 81. Louis, 30. =
DeleEare-With Springfield Branch for Springfield.
OolunIbus-LitHe HiAmi Z Columbus, and XeClii
Raiirosd, for 4eRias Dayton, Indianapolis
-Terfe Heuts, St. Louis, Morrow, LoTeland, and
Oinc!nnstl, ard with the Ohio and MiBsissipP
Railroad at Cincinnati FOR Louisville, Evans
20 - Vile Qkiro, 81. Louis, I'd oil points cn tbs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ohio RaIiro-d tor Newark. EAnss
ytIle, Wheeling, &C.; CCIrmbus, Piqua 3 In
diAns Railroad for Piqus, Urbsna, DC.
~ For Tickets to En points and information AFFl
Ct the Passenger Station, and 81 Union Ticket Oos
1l7 Superior strest. -3 r. Z. FLINT,
Cleveland. Oct. u. 1884, Superintendent,
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RTI.T3s sPFCTFIO PTIIs-WAW


kANIEl II Ali .OAEEG.-oal b railad
HsFE Al . cursi Do not naossAtsI An spsSG
O astionl 10 ehangs Of dist required Do nos a
eurlgrc Wlf1 eGltne11 r1lllltIi Can Be- ussd with.
cut dseeotienl Upward Of no euros the past month
some Of them very ssvere ca1aa. OvuF one hun.
Grsa PhY1iciaRf hAYo uSed then n thcir prao-
eiss, and 1feak vel Of their e9eacy, ana approfo
% thslr co2pcrtlon, Whlnh d entirety TBgefabls-
Huf harmless On ths 1ystom. HundrsdS Of osrtif,
aat19 o1n he EhOWn- BsgiH epsclhc Pills are %,
otietnnl and oniy geDains Epeelse pm. They are
nlAptso toF male and fomalo, eidof young, ano
~ eoRiF Eo1sJls remedy for e1eoting a permhd
ns1t ano aTeedy cure n al oasg1 Of ePermntorEhos-
O. ecrdEAl Weakns1. With Al tte trains Of eTill,
uloo - urothraf and Vaginal Discharges, Gloat
- Whites, Nightly or Involuntary EmiHioEH, In
t1ntnonea, Genital Debility and IrTitabflity, In.
potency, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
Witty, &c., &e-, AL Of which arise principally fro
11zual AxcecsSs OF Self Abuls, or some oonstitu .
eonA1 dersngcment, and incepaoitAts1 the sufferer
b hon sul1lhng the dufieI Of married LIE. In 81
xual oaseaeea, Is Gonorrhea, Glest and Structures
hongultins Physician fer ths treatment Of Seminal
urilaEy, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, who VIII
sends res % I'll, the following sHluabis work. In
yealsd ezxolopes
I'm RTFEzETa THousAzr.-Dr. Bells TrsAtiss On
Balf Abzzs, Prsnaturs Decay, Impotence and Los
. cf Power, Sexual DissAsel Seminal Weamsss,
EightIy IniEfons, Genital Debility, &o., 3D.,
pauphiot Of g. pages, containing important "a.
Nicc 70 tia ahiietsd, and which should be rad b{
ugery sufferer the means Of cure In the ssFerosl
HtagoE & piainlf ct forth. I've stamps required
% pay postaGt. i1ly41:R8mo.W. .nrikNy
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DR R.G00DALE'S
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RE M E DHl
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
TIE ACNE OF PERFECTION.

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It cleans the head, deOdOrises the
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Ii iSnOted for curing the most hope
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DIR. GOOdaIe's CataRFh Remedy is q
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DR.. h. GOOdaIe Is known throughout
the country, as the Author Of the only True Theo-
~ of CatsTrh ever pubished. Where its Origin
What its RaTages-Mode Of Treatme1t-and Rspid
Cure in all its forms.
Dr. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet On CafaErI1
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Price 81 90. Send . stamp for pamp mphlet.
NORTON D CO., Sole Ag'ts, rs Blseker st., N. Z.
Sold By G. ". CLARK, Cleveland fsbs:RS
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MsAhM
DHYsTCIANS PRFs0RfPITfoNs.-.-,

DHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
j The dispensation o. Physicians Preasripffous
always receives at our hands that csrs aud sffsn-
ton which their importance demands. ard nous
bat articles Of most unexosptionabls Quality are
used in their Prsparati0n-
3 Physicians who confde their PreIuxiDtfoas IN
our care, are assurod that our prices are afVayu
reasonable. CHURCHILL BR0THER,
iant7 No. I25 OntAri ogtrsst
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RstI@ana.
A TLANTI0AEDGREAT WESTERN
TaII and WinteF AFran ement,

L
Fall and Winter AFFan ement.
Zdkes Effect Monday, November 7stb, 1854,
Two Throush Exprs.. Trains DAILY between
"DAI 1xPRRss, leaves Cleveland sunday except
odl ct ESQ A. H., arrives at MesdTille ct 200 ?. ~
| Dinnsrl Salamanca ct 6:b P. H, (sl eping CaS4l
| and New York e. LILO P. \.
sN1sHT EIFREsS," leaves Cleveland Saturday.
excepted,l at 9:I6 P. n, sleeping Cars attaohoA1
arrives Sc Meadyille at Leo A. NJ, Salamanca at
so A. n, and Kew York At 1880 r. n.
WESTWARD. ~
Day Expresa-Laaves Kew York at.........I:0O A. \.
Arrives at Cleveland at......1:3O A. \.
hight 90 Leaves Kew York ct. ~...6OO P. Il
Arrives Of Cleveland at......9;lo P. n.
MAIL TRAINS.
Train IeaVing Cleveland (EaSt1 At........ e5O A. Il
arrives at franklin At...... f:45 P. n.
Train leaving Cleveland .. Esst P. \.
arrives at Franklin at.....lO:l0 A. H
Train leaving Cleveland ct (S0uthl s46 P. n.
arrives at youngstown At.. I;SO P. n.
Train leaving Cleveland at (South 3O A. N.
arrives At youngstown st. 80 P. n.
Train leETing youngstown at (Horth e:46 A. \,
arrives at OlsTeland at-.....10.26 A. \.
Salamanca ct (West).... 90 A. \.
arrives ct Meadville at......10;45 A. n.
arrives ct Akron At.......... 40 P. n.
Akron at (EAst l.....s...s..ss. 1:lO A. Ne
arrives ct MeadTIIle at....l2:So p. \.
arrives at Salamanca at.... T:20 P. n.
LOCAL ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS.
raln Leaving Akron st West looo A. n.
arrives At Manifold At,..s., b:lb P. NJ
arrives at Gallon at......... 4:S6 P. n.
Gallon at CAST l............... 800 A. n.
arrives at Mansfield at....10sO0 A. n.
arrives at Akron at......... kI5 P. X.
Gallon at (West) )....,......... T;16 A. n.
arrives at UrbanA st......... Loo P. n.
arriVee ct Dayton at...... 200 p H..
Dayton ct Cast )............, 100 A. N.
arrives ct OFbsnA 1920 A. n.
arriveAAt Gallon 8t...s..... 4:E0 P. n.
Ask for Through TheketI via HSalAmanca."
n. 7. sNEETEER, aen'l Sup't.
J. O. CALHOUN, G,n' iokst AgsDt. no2s
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Toexpire on the-3lst dav Of Januarv. 1876


AuDTTOR OF STATES OFFICE, !
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, February 3, 1865.
WHEREAS, The MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at New York in the State
Of New York, has filed in this office a state
ment OF Its condition, required by the first sec
ton OF the act To regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by the State Of Ohio, passed April
1855, and whereas, said Company has furnished the
IN dergned satisfactory evidence that possessed
OF At least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual
capital, invested in stocks in bonds or in mort
cages, worth double the amount for which Il Is mort
gagged; and whereas, said Company has filed in this
ONCE written instrument, under its corporate seal
signed by the President and Secretary thereof, au-
thorizcg any agent or agents ofsad Company in his
State 70 acknowledge service of process for and in be-
half Of said Company, according to the terms Of sEd
law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the first section Of
the a1oTesaid act, 1, JANIS Il. GOODMAN. Auditor Of
State for Ohio do hereby certify hat the said Man
haitian Fire Insurance Company of New York Is au
thorzed to transact the busi Of Fire Insurance
in tls state until the thirty first day of January, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty six.
In witness whereof have hsrennt 70 subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of my Office 10 be affixed
the day and year above written.
LSeRl. !. JAS. H. GOODMAN,
[Stamp Auditor of state,
STRONG & MARK. Agents,
mhl5:l95 Cleveland. Ohio.
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- OLD RYBS MADE NEW

A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
ght and give up spectacles, without aid Of doctor
or medicene-Sent BY mail free, on receipt Of ten
cents Address E. B. F0OTE, N. D.,
fsbl4R R3d6W 11SO Broadway, New York.
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Generaa E1re, Mar1ne ana Lie Un9uEs
anee Agent,
Once, OTlaft's Exchange, foot Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO. e.e
REPREsEErs TEE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
Buckeye Mutual Ins. Co., Cleveland, Asses.
Ohio, fire and Marinel l...............s 245, ,I48
Columbian Marine Ius. Co., n. Y..... 7,43s, ,572
Morris Fire Inland S3ls 900
Standard Fire .... 303,9Iz
Market Fire 4I4sz29
Norwich Fire Ins. Co., Norwich. Ct. ..' AS. sd
North Western oswego, NY. 24O,7zs
New York Life New York.. 8,65s,z56
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND Paid
Particular attention given to the adjustment Of
Marine Losses. L. d. HUDSON,
Agent and Adjuster.
Capt. @. A. GARDEea. Marine Inspector. fels:Rs
@ TATEMENT
- @ OF THE
Condition Of the Manhattan Fire In.
surance Company,
On the first day of January, 1855, made to the
Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant to the Statute Of that
NAME AND LOCATION.
Fire Insurance Company" and is located in the
City Of New York.
L. CAPITAL.
up Pis..,.............................sS $500 OcO 90
II. ASSETS.
Cash of the Company on hand and In
the hands Of agents and other per-
90 bUo u
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the
Company, las per vouchers accompa-
Value ......:.. s76,s75 90
Debts due the Company, secured by
mortgage, tss per accompanying
VouclS l9l 40 90
Debts otherwise sscursd,-loans on call 246,9J0 co
Debts for 9,s20 80
Ali other 20l7s9 IS
Total Assets of the OOmpany.........ssO5, 1851 "a
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses unsdjusted......... ...,........ 1880 90
All other claims against the Company , 237 50
Total Labiiities...................... sl8,l67 50
". MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any
one
The greatest amount allowed by the Accord
rules to be insured in any one city, ing to
town or discre-
The greatest amount allowed to be in tion.
sured in any one block ,.....................
The amount Of its Capital earnings
deposited in any other State, as secur-
ity for losses therein-f0r State OF
Tennessee, Tennessee Bonds, S2O, 600;
for California, O. 8. 1040s, t75,000-
SfIOuO %
Deposit in Chic made herewith.
sTGTE OF HEw YORK, lss
COUNTY OF NEW YORK, )SS'
VIM. P. Palmer, President, and Andrew J. smith,
Secretary of the Manhattan Fire Insurance
Company, being severally sworn, depose and say,
hat the foregoing is full true and correct statement
)f the Affairs of the said Company that the said Insur
ance Company is the bona hde owner of at least ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual cash capital
Invested in Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on
Real Estate, worth double the amount for which the
ame is mOrtgaged; and that they the above de-
cribed officers ofsaid Insurance Company.
W. P. PALMER, Prest.
ANDREw J. SMITH, Sec'y.
tsEAI;l Subscribed and sworn before me, this Goth
lay of january, 1865,
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DRBSS GOODS, LACEs AND GRAPE
J. , f-. Embroidsriss, soAifs, Dress Buttous,
Dress 1fru. Rings, &C., opened this day.
J. b. DEWIfT 4 CO.,
nj J and u PebBo sg1Srs.
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r ADIES SPRING GARMENTS
II New styles spriog Garments in Cloth and
Silk; White Lama Lace Points and Orioles; Black
Lama L ce Points And Circles, opened this day.
LS - J. \. pEwlTT g, IT, 2 GO. CO.. n
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Isi TrAIn-s;O6 A, M.-OIHCIHEATI EXPBEss,
stQppjpg at Grafton, wellington, Now Lon
I1HI., SHliSnI ns,st, U;
u Trnin-2:5s P. M.-AOOOMmODATIoH.
ct ell gtstioIss and arrives IN Columbus at -
--- ?. ~, Cincinnati ) 80 A. n.
q TrAina-i0: 90 ?. b MIGHT RESS-StopPina
% af Grafton, Wellington, New London, EhelbY,
Trains leave Columbus at s:lO and Io5 Az z:l0P.H
arrive at Cleveland 9.t0 A. n, and 80 r. 4,
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OFTIoE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUs, o., February }, 1855.
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is correct
copy Of the statement Of the condition Of the alan
nattan Fire Insurance Company of New York
made to and filed in this Office for the year 1855
LSEAL.l Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
tStamp,l Auditor Of State.
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gOst-ettIsg gims IabIs.
1876. Winter Arrangement 1855.
YoR THE I-f
kRRITAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS,
---...3 Il g.. At TH8 -t.s
CLEVELAND POST-oFFIUk

coHHTEcIss EoHDAY, oCrOBER sIsT, 1854
e, - Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains. W. l
~ All Msill Close one hour bsHura departure .
trains. r.. H-.... .-....-
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NITVELAND And T0LTDO B. B

lsst-A, WIHTER ARRASGEhIRT, Iss4-s,
On and afisT Mondsy. Oct. 1lEt, 1854, Passenger
Trains viii leave Olsyslsnd - follows SUNDAYS ex-
$40 a. Ms-OHIOAGO EXPRESS.-Stops at BersA,
'0rnfeon, Obsriin, Wakeuan, HorWElk, Monroe.
vile, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmore,
vi and arrives st Toledo st l2;l5 P H., Chicago st
Pr 30 ll:aOR. \ and Detroit 20 Pm.
1:Ga p. M.-WESTERH MAIL.-Stops at al Btationl
on Southern Division, and arrives At Toledo 81
H7.25 =. Nj Chicago at As A. n and Detroit ai
IaoP. a-E6RTHERH MAIL.-ssOps at all ste.
tio1s on Northern Divido1, and arrives at Sans
nss 3. H.-HIaHT ExPREss-stOy. at ernnonl
Ii fEorEaIk NonrosVtlle, Oiyde and Fremont, and
axriVeS af Toledo at 2:3s A. 4. OhioAgo 81 Il ~
81 n and Detroit at 500 A. n,
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"
CONNECTIONS.

! IT UUUNTUIIUbH.
Connections are nAde At MonrosVine With the BAN
duHky, Mansfield 3 Newark B. B.; at Olyde with thu
Sanduaky, Dayton OincinnAd B. B.; st Erenoni
with the Fremont Indiana Il. X. and ct TOledc
with the Michigan Southern d Northern Indiana and
Toledo d Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit
Jeckson, FoIt Wayne, LoRAnsport, Lafayette, OairS
Southwest
Trafns arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and ID,
5andusl1 at e:IsA, \. L. D. BUOKER, SUS't
- rlaFelaud. Oct ~. Icft
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lsE4I;l Subscribed and sworn before me, this 5Oth
day Of January, 1865.
tSTAMP.l THOs. L. THOREELI,
Comm'r for Ohio in New York.
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aasnrauee.
B. HUDSON, ,

General Fire, sIsrine and Life Insurs
ance Agent,
once, OTlatt's Exchange, foot Superior Street
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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Warranted

ufnsIe Bottle viii last q mOndh-tO
be used three times q Day
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-- eI3, ,S5S, ,I30
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Particular attention given to the adjustment Of
Marine Losses. L. d. HUDSON,
Agent and Adiuster.
Capt. @. A. GARDkaa. Karine inspector. felsRs
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Acooa Way to Aid the saaitaFy Fair'ss s.
Everybody 10 doing something TOT the
a,e.t Western Fair for the wounded
soldiers. Why not just give space 10
vdnr p,pcr for . few words, TO be follow;
ed by every paper in towns, counties and
States, both Eastern and Western.
Let every father and mother send one
red postage stamp for themselves and one
for each child, for the benefit Of the Fair,
Not ono soul who sees the announcement
but will send not only one, but some ten
times ono; still every man, woman and
child 10 this great and glorious Union
can do il, and Il al do, what amount Will
be realised! Say only ten millions ppPu'
latiop, and this will give US thirty mill
ions OF cents or three hundred thousaod
dollars. This would help them some.--
What s,y you! Let them all b forward
cd to some Of the committee. Try il
Every paper will soon follow up with th'
advertisement, and you will 10 q shor
time find . very large amount to help il
tho good work-mors than in any othe
way. No man will refuse three cen
stamp for himself and children. This
my ides, poor working man.
Yours in behalf Of this work. -
GEO. J. AMBROSE.
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,;o, At the mansion of JEFF. Davis on the
4th inst. I,
The colorsd population Of Richmond
feastsd orr eolored Union troops ~ the
most sum t sous manner. A3lafge por.
ton of Wsitssls command 10 composed
Of Virginia troops.
Two noted guerrillss, John Hedges
and Euoch Downs, were executed ct
Louisville Ky !, on the 9th inst, BY order
of military court.
Latest advices from the cavalry sKpedi,
ton under Stoneman, report his arrival
at, and capture Of the town OF Boone, 10
western North Csrolips. The force was
evidently en route for Salisbury, about
sixty miles distant, which place has ere
this probably been reached. 49,
Our adyices from front Of Mobile indi-
cate active work. Candy is working his
vav up to that doomed city, The cap
ture Of Spanish Fort, which is now max
inr stubborn resistance, with all its
garrison, will surely be accomplished.
When done, the road to Mobile VIII %
an easy and pleasant, one. .r,..-s p.,zna!
Selma, Alabams, 10, reported to have
been captured and burned BY portion
Of the cavalry forces under Wilson, thu.
2 not only destroying immense resources Of,
the rebels but cutting off the retreat OF
the garrison at Mobile :. sic, s.as#., ii
Henry s. 3l'oote, rebel ex- Congress-
man from Tennessee, has returned from
Europe and been placed in confinement.
He tried to sneak 10 by taking steersge
passage. but was detected and arrested
for violating an agreement he had maoe
with the State Department. "'' "''
The Memphis Bulletin says: "a pc
tition signed by three or four thousand
of our colored citizens, has been gotten
up, aud will be presented to the State
Legislature at its ensuing session. 1t
prays the Legislature to relieve the color;
cd people of Tennessee of the legal disa-
bilities en- account of color and to favor
the comforting Of the electoral franchise
on colored men who have fought Tor the
stars and stripes"
The Herald's correspondent from, front
of Mobile relates an incident of militai J
etiquette, seldom occurring 10 this war q,
least. A regiment Of cavalry were sent
on reconnaissance, aud saw nearly two
hundred rebel cavalry situated on knoll
a short distance in advance. The officer
10 command gave orders not to Gre if i
could be possibly avoided, aud they con
tinued to advance towards the rebels
who probably had received the same Of
der, when within 100 yards, they stoo
looking at each other in amusement,
few seconds; and then the command 0
both Com n : as X - ~, \ lala--fAzxaz
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WASHINGTON. Anril7

1-s - AChANd1ONs aOIlI
The Richmond Wig of Tuesday
April 4th, appears as a Union paper, IN
ger the management of Ira H. Smith, it
old proprietor before the days of seosss
ion. 1t has the following account Of tn
evacuation, written by an eve witness:-
"Thc evacuation of Richmond commeuc
ed IN earnest on Sunday night, and clos
cd at daylight on Monday morniog will
a terrific confagration, which was kindled
oy the Confederate authorities wsntonI,
ana reckIessly applying the torch to ths
onocko warehouse and other buildings ID
w ", was large quantity Of tobacco.
The tire spread rapidly, and il wss some
time before the fire brigade could be- sol
to work A fresh breeze was blovino
from the South, and the FIRE swept over !
great space in an incredibly short space
OF time. BY noon the flames had trans.
j formed into a waste. that portion of the
city between Seventh and Fifteenth
streets, from Main street to the river
comprising the main business portion -
we can form no estimate at this moment
OF the number of houses DESTROYED: but.
puo',c and private, they will cert.;nlv
number, 600 to 300.
AT present We cannot do mora than
enumerate some of the most prominent
buildings destroyed These include tho
bank OF Richmond, Traders Bank. R.nk
Q, the Commonwealth, Bank of VIRGINS.
Farmers Bank, oil the banking hon....
Tn. u. American Hotel, the Columbia Hotel
the Enqs'rer building, on Thirteentn
street; the Dispatch Office and lob room.
corner OF Thirteenth and Main stree,.'
all that block Of buildings koowo .. Raj
vln Block; the Eraminey Office. enp;n.
dnu maohinery rooms; the ConfedeI.Ie
fos' ofhce Department. building: sitn,,.
60 on Capitol square, at the RranlI,
street entrance, the Mech.uics' Ir..:
.nte' vacated By the Confederete st,...
:" ar department, and all the bsildinr, m |
me square up to Eighth street: the O.,
ederate arsenal aud laboratory, Seventh |
.: .As Sunrise on Monday morpino
Aicnmond presented . Spectacle tha, vs
rope never to witness again. TIA ~.
= = the confederate oficisl bad coma =
ne ar vas Iurid with tho smoke ,,d
anne OF hundreds Of houses wslterino =
sea OF fire. The streets were crovd.51
nth furniture aud every description -
'"'''' a'snea down to be trampled in tie
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"eetins 81 the Trustees Of the o,rh. -.
s.., Home.

"eeuns 81 the Trustees Of the Ovnh. -.
Inc Trustees of the Iowa Ornh.n,.
home met in this city last "Wednesday
aoa adjourned Friday. There were pres'
eas Mrs. Wittenmyer, Mrs. Darwin. of
burlington Mrs, Stephens, of Marion
Miss hlbben, of Mt Pleasant. Record;. .
Secretary; Judge Cole, of Des Mo;ns. !:
Judge Woodward, Of Muscatiue Judrs
Pendleton, Of Sioux City; Hon. .Jams.
Wright, of Des Moines, and Prof D.
Vim, Of this city. We think Mat .bopt
as good board Of officers as can DO nam.
ed for any Institution. -
They provided for the appointment Of
superintendent to take general cb.,..
Of the institution, and for more .ho,.
G.snty canyas:ing the State for funds
- !" found that although such liberal
SUBSCRIPTIONS are made, but small n.-.
o. Is Is paid in. They hoped to have
MADE provisions for more thorough vo,k
~ the collection of funds. "o'A
y The Institution has nov ove.
s sn.'a.so and the pressure is very strong
a"u - Iass AZ possible more
must be received. This Is 1 larg. f.a,;,s
- provide for The expenses ara CON.
ssnuous and must be contiououslv ms.
me people, when they have made one
euor' aud furnished goodly sum must
nos suppose that is tho last Of il. bnt
o'us' remember these children are Der. |
@snen''y the guests Of the State. to BE- |
70. q constant supply. =
inc Board is most earn estly laborino
g place this noblest of Iowa's Insti.u'
lions upon firm basis, fnan cially and
and We wish them abundant
'n0oe''. -lo'oa City Republican.
lion. John A. Parvin ha, accented
'ne Superintendsncy Of the SOLDIER,
yrpnans Asylum. He has returned
rom . visit to the institution at Farm.
ng'oo' and seems we'll pleased with il
There are nov 81 children
2 .ne Home. Il will accom- modste l00
nlldfen, and i is expected that this
lumber will be occupying il By tn. la
July. Thus it will Be seen ths. v;li
y se'e'sary to obtain larger building +,