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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

SUPERIOR REMEDY. We cOnscIen-
tously recommend To those suffering from Distress
ing cough. DR.. Strickands Mellifuous Cough Balsam
Ii relief almost instantaneous, and Is witha
disagreeable TO the There Is doubt but the
Melltluous Cough Balsam is of the best prepara-
tons in and is all that the propretors claim for
IT. We have tried IT during the past week, and found
relief from most distressing cough. 1t is prepared
by Dir. Strickland, No 6, East Fourth Cinema
Il, Ohio and for sale by all Druggists Fifty Cents
DER
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The Editorial, Convention at Richmond.

This asscmblagr fully attended as il
should have been. aud consequently but little business
was transacted. THE members. however had pleas
ant visit and received many marks Of attention from
the Xropristors Of the newspapers published at Rich
mond and from the citreus aud in response IN
yitaons given them. visited the Morrison Library,
the leading manufacturing establishments, and other
which IL 4 kept were donated 10 tue city by the
absS Robert MORRISON, member ot the Society OF
Friends, AMI of the earliest settlers of Wayne
rot library CONTAINS over 5000 volumes and its
r.,shts are extended IL all the inhabitants Of the
t,~pshp We can conceive OF IN which a
wealthy citizen eonli more advan,ageously use his
snrplus ueaus than by establishing such library
Mr. MORRISON has presented IN his fellow citizens,
aud his example is worthy OF imitation in other cities
Of the State Tie members OF the Convention pad
werr received with frank coriiaty- We learned from
him that he has lived fifty tive within the pres
eut limits Of Richmond, and he gave graphic sc-
count his early experiences an the then werncss Of
Eastern Indiana. He ! e 10 the State poor man.
hut has become wealthy and informed by
citxsns OF Richmond that his donations 20 charitable
objects and for the relief Of the poor have kept pace
with his Increase OF wealth.
Richmond is celebrated for its manufactures, and
the editorial fraternity vistsi the esa5lshm ,nts Of
Nessrs. Yeo, Tobias, Lane Co., and A. Gaar Co.
manufacturers Of agricultural implements. and the
weaving establishments of Mr. Mendeahan. whose do
uestic loom is amAr To the attendants upon
uual State Fairs. The manufactures Of Rich mond are
iargey distributed the State, and have gwen
enviabe c~iebrity " the place. They appear to be
prosperiug, the energetic and enterprsing deserve
70 prosper.
Among the sttrscticns Of The city !. Earihsu Cc'
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Es-THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CRY OF
NEW YoRk.-Joseph L. Orvis President-has been
OF the enterprising and successful agents for
the various Government loans. Over fifty million
dollars have been placed in the hands of the people
through its agency within nine months, and it
advertses furnish the $50 Notes By express. free
of charge, IN all parts of the country. Its object Is
patriotic, and the high reputation of its officers
well its capital OF million dollars is sure guar
antee that the 1905 subscribed for is agency
Will be prom pity forw aried.
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Life and Death in Rebel Prisons, is the title of
interesting work, just published BY Robt. Fl. kellogg,
major of the 9Th Conr ecticu regiment who
was taken prisoner by the rebels in April, 1864. We
will give further notice of IL week in the
time we direct attention TO the advertisement for
Agents in another column, and have only say
that it is work of 4oo pages is full Of thrilling in
terest-is only sold BY travelling agents and the price
IS S2.5o per copy.
Address, L. Stebbins Hartford, Conn.
re PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE, and feeling the
hand Of time weighing heavily upon them. with all its
attendant ills. will find in the of HOSTETTER' :
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will instll life into their veins, restore, in
measure the ardor and energy of more youthful DAYS,
build up their shrunken forms, and give health
and vigor their remaining years. Those who
in the le.st afflicted with
DYSPEPSIA. AGUE-
LANSUoR, NAUSEA.
or any other troublesome
and dangerous disease arising from disorderei
tenn. should hesitate 10 avail themselves of the
benefit derived from this great remedy.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally. every
where. Slim.
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Edsecr of RseAnosd Paaonf,-sx

DEAR SIR-Wish your permission I wish 70 say 70
the readers Of your paper that will send by return
mall 70 all who wish it free Receipt. with full di-
recrons for making and using = simple Vegetable
pies Blotches, Tan Freckes and all npurte. Of the
Skin, eArns the soft, clear. nooth and Beau
tfu
viii also mail free TO those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces. simple direc1ious and information that
will enable them % start full growth Of LuxnAia1t
Hair, hiSkers, Aoustache, In less than thirty
days
All Applications answered By return mail without
charge. Respectfully rorrs.
IHoS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
s3l Broadway, New York.
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WHISPERS! WHISPERS

Do you want Whiskers Moustaches? Our Gre
clan Compound viii force them grow the smooth
est face chin, or hair bald heads, in Six Weeks
Price, 81 co. Sent by mail here closely sealed,
on receipt of price.
Address, WARNER 4 CO., Box 13s, Brooklyn,
n. Y. ArIy
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tgyFor all kiads Of Staple and Fancy No
tions-Toys- Baskets Bird Cages, Baby, Wag
ons, Dominoes and thousand uAtold articles
cali at No. 40 Emswiler s Csocker's where a
full supply is always found.
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GIVE invite the attention Of our citizens TO
the Card of Dr. c. w. SCOTT, Homeopathic
Physician and Surgeon, who has just located
in this city The Dr. comes amongst Us highly
recommended As An experienced Homeopath,
and as such he will not fail in securing the con-
f.enee and practice Of those OF our citizens
who prefer this mode Of treating the diseases
thai flesh is heir to.
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~Ho,sa Ka.Ds,s oo,s,s,

~ House Keepers confidently directed 10 the
Stove and Tinware Establishment of tbs Messrs.
N1E Bios, for everything needed by them. They
fair dealers. and they take pleasure waiting
their customers Iron Pumps, Lead ami Wood
Piping, always hand Call at their establishment
al the Depot, and examine their stock and compare
r,ric
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DUPONCO,s GOLDEN PILL.

These Pills celebrated correction Of all those
Female troubles arising from Irregularities and OBJ
s,ructiou Of the menstrual period. be bought at
C E. Potts, Sampson Ross and Pfummer Kelly.
Punmer L Kelly are the wholesale agents for Rich
moud. 81
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Religions Notice. - Elder Il. L. How, will
preach Henry Hall next Saturday evening at half
past O'Clock, and Sunday and Sunday evening at the
usual hours.
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estate Medical Society."-WilI meet in this
City, Tuesday, May 49, 1t is anticipated there will
be alarge attendance of the profession, that
sion.
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Ed- Now is the accepted time to go to the "Bee
Hive Store" of d. b. Crawford, 10 buy Goods at al
most first cost.
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Ec-L,. Phil. Dickinson IS At home from the lseth
gt-ooks well and hearty, and save the boys cf his
ccu,-any are all we'll The Reg't is st Raleigh. y. c.
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gg7-3OL0an!

b. authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury the
undersigned has assumed the General lsnessriPiaon
Agency for the sale Of United States Treasury Notes
bearing and three ,-uths per cent. interest," per
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RrcHNosD HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
CONSTITUTION.

II ARTICLE 1-.. The Association shall be known by
the na me Of the Richmond Horticultural Associa-
| ton"
ART. ID. Its officers shall eonsis; Of President;
Vice Presien; Recording Secretary, who shall also be
Librarian Treasurer; Corresponding Secretary and
+ an Executive Committee Of FIVE members, including
the President who shah be ex-ofc!o President the
Committee.
ARL 3d. II shall be the duty Of the President TO
preside a all meetings Of the Association
ART 4th. The Vice President shall in the absence
of the President preside at the meetiugs Of the Assoc
cation and in the absence OF the Vice President the
Association shall appoint President pro TEN
AR 9Th The Recording Secretary shall keep
Record of the proceedings of the Association
ART. 9th. The Treasurer shall review and pay
upon the order of the Secretary when countersgped
by the President all. OF the Association, and
keep correct accoun. of the same, and with each
member, and make report OF the condition of the
finances quarterly.
ART. Eth The Corresponding Secretary shall con-
duct such spondence with other Associations
individuals as may De direct by the Association.
ART. 5th. The Librarian shall correctly label all
books and periodicals coming into the possession of
the Association-Oan them ont TO the members keep
ing account thereof and report the condition Of the
Library annually.
ART. 9th. The Executive Committee shall have
control Of all exhibitions and have general super
vision of all matters pertaining to the welfare of the
Association.
ART 10th. The officers Of this Association shall be
elected at the first regular meeting in December.
ART. 18th. Committees consisting of three MEM
bers each Fruits, Flowers, Vegetables, and mis-
cellaneous articles shall be elected the time,
whose duty it shall be to examine and report upon
tices exhibited at the regular meetings of the Assoc
alton, and to examine, report, and ward premiums at
its exhibitions.
ART. 18th. Candidates for admission into the As
ISOLATION must be proposed by member, and voted
for the time proposed, majority of the members
present being necessary 10 elect; and every per
son elected shall pay to the Treasurer the of
dollar and sign the Constitution before becoming
member.
ART 18th. All elections of the Association shall
be by ballots, conducted by two tellers appointed BY
the President.
ART. 18th. All amendments 10 the Constitution
and Bylaws must be submitted in writing month
previous to their consideration, and amendment
shall be made except thirds of the ebers pres
ent concur therein.
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e1-oa Saturday. seth inst, there viii be . Horse
Show NJ Centerxile- All the Stock Horses in the
county viii be there and farmers and ssock-rzisers are
invited. It's Fr~e Show
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Richmond National Bank, successor to the Richmond
Bank of the State of Indiana has just been organized
in this city. and will shortly operations in
the old Branch Bank building, adjoining the Citizens
Bank. The following the officers of the Ma
tional Bank:
Stephen r. Wiggins) (Charles F. Coffin,
Albert ii. Blanchard)
CHARLES +. COFFIN President.
ALBERT ii. BLANCHARD Cashier.
1t will be by the above selection of managers of
this Institution, that is in excellent and
worthy hands--rnen in whom the community have the
utmost confidence, and it may be set down a fixed
fact that the Richmond National Bank will prove .
complete
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Richmond Horticultural Association
holds its regular meeting Saturday. 18th.
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ELI C. GRIFrIrH has remoFed to Cambridge CITY
where he viii be pleased attend 10 any business in
the Boot and Shoe line that may be entrusted 10 him
His prices for meniing reasonable. %s
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes issued under the date of August 18th
1854 and able three years from that that te
currency, or are convertible at the option Of the
holder into
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= Micamer WATSON. I the AGENT in thi. city

Come One. Come AL. and examine the splcn-
did assortment of Ladies. Misses and Chireus Shoes
al McMxANs BRo., in Henry Building opposite Ma
tional Bank.
If YOU want fashionable Hat go 70 AcMEASs
BRo where you viii find all latest styles.
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BYLAWS.

l. Notice Of the annual election of officers must
be given at least days previous by the Secretary in
one more of the City papers naming the officers TO
be elected, and the time and place of holding said
election.
.. 1t shall be the duty of all officers attend every
regular meeting of the Association and at The close of
their official terms hand their all
books and papers in their possession.
3. All books of record must be on hand at each
regular meeting.
4. Persons distinguished for their attainments in
Horticulture, may become honorary members of the
Association Their names only be proposed by
the Executive Committee, and of two-thirds Of
the members present at regular meeting is required
for their election. Such persons shall be exempt from
the payment of all dues but shall be eligible for
| any office, nor he entitled to
5. After the presiding officer has taken the chair
and called the house order the business shall pro-
! coed in the following
! /. Reading the minutes Of the previous meeting
which, if there be objection shall stand approved.
?. Report of special Committees.
3. Report Of standing Committees
4. 4. Candidates proposed and balloted for.
). Communications and correspondence.
6. Discussion.
Z. Miscellaneous business.
8. Adjournment
s. 1t shall be the duty of the President TO give
year. ...
= The President shall appoint Of the mem
bers to read paper subject connected with
Horticulture. at the first regular meeting in each
. month.
8 A tax of so cents shall he assessed each
member payable the first meeting day of each year,
and no member shall have the privilege of attending
the exhibitions till all dues paid
10 Ladies NAV become members by paying the
mi iatiou fee of dollar hut shall not be subject to
any other dues taxes.
WASHERS l,!-Those wishing fine set of whiskers,
a nice moustache a beautiful head of glossy hair,
will please read the card Of THoS. F. CHAPMAN in
another part of this paper. 2-sm
rs- New Books and new patterns of Wall Paper,
Window Shades Fire Boards, and the best of Sta
tonerv lust received at the Messrs. Nicholson's
Book Store, opposite the old Bank of the State.
~ Micamey wasscn is the Agent in this city and
hip for the sale of the thrilling work entitled
Life and Death in Rebel Prisons by Kellogg. This
book contains 400 pages, and only be had of the
agents-prce $3.50 per copy. The author was HIM
self prisoner and tesies TO that which be has seen
Mr. WATSON is waiting our citizens for the pur-
pose Of soliciting subscriptions.
Come One. Come All, and examine the splen-
did assortment of Ladies. Misses and Chdreus Shoes
/ at McMxAxs 4 BHo., in Henry Building opposite Ma
tional Bank.
| If YOU want fashionable Hat go to AcNEASs
BIO, where you viii find all latest styles.
ELI C. GRIFrtrH, has removed to Cambridge CITY,
where he will be pleased attend 10 any business in
the Boot and Shoe line that be entrusted 10 him
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THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

now offered by the Government, and it is confidently
expected that its superior advantages will make ii the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN of the PEOPLE.
Less than 5000 0oe 900 remain unsold, which will
probably be disposed of within the so or 90 days,
when the notes viii undoubtedly command premium.
has uniformly been the closing the sub
scriptions TO other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section OF
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks State Banks, and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will Sc
lect their agents, in whom they have confidence,
and who only to be responsible for the delivery
of the notes for which they receive orders.
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Swee, Potato Plants, Nc.-ws eaH the

Sweet Potato Plants. Nc.-We call the special
attention of gardeners and citizens, the adver-
tisement Of friend E. Y. TEAS. in another column
Bis Sweet Potato Plants of the very best varieties
also his other vegetable Plants His Greenhouse
Plants and Roses. &c OF the extensive aud most
beautiful varieties. The Cascade Garden" Is de-
hghtfu place visit aud the Proprietor Of the
mos. accommodating and yentlemanly man of &C
auantance bat he specially desires to notify ALL tha.
his grounds open visitors the sabbath
any other time he IS lat home to all
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STRIKING THEIR coLoRs,
N1l asSumlIC
and perfec. black, under the swift operation of
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE

Which trans6gures them in n few moments Manu-
featured bv CRTSTAn0RO, No. Aster House. New
York. Sold by Druggists Applied by all Hair Dress
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JAY COOKE,

SUBSCRIPTION AGENT PHILADELPHIA.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the,
First National Bank, Richmond,
First National Bank Centeryille,
First National Bank, Cambridge City.
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Disappointed.-Faem NEST grleEeously disspPoint-
ed man we've seen for many a day, is friead
Stokes of the Beehive Store. who purpossly 70
see the Eephan,' Friday night last, and failed to
get peep al that rosierl quadruped As be is get
ting somewhat a,ea, we'd advise him TO comi; rna;r-
nony, Immediately if sconer order 10 improve
his sight.
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rr New Books and new patterns Of Wall Paper,
Window Shades, Fire Boards, and the best of Sta
tionery, just received at the Messrs. Nicholson's
Book Store, opposite the old Bank of the State.
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WASHERS li!-Those wishing fine set of whiskers,
a nice moustache, or a beautiful head of glossy hair.
will please read the card Of THoS. F. CHAPMAN in
another part of this paper. 2-3m
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q. s. $40 Six per cent.
COLD-3EARlNC BONDS,

These bonds are worth a premium of nine per
cent including gold interest from Nov which makes
the actual profit on the $50 Iean at rates
including interest per cent. per annum besides
its exemption from and municipal which
adds from three per more according to the
levied other property. The interest is paya-
BILE semi annually by cupons attached to each note,
which may cut of and sold any banker or broker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on $50 note.
Two cents 500 -
20 $1,000 -
81 5000
Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon the receipt of subscription
This is
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Resistance at an End!

Great news of brilliant achievements is arriving from
every quarter Heads that frously rebel against
the laws of beauty. whether they be white, iron gray,
sandy or daring red. every-where
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have Der representatives hero. The era.
tentlals should be received sad 20 10 Inc
judiciary Committee for inquiry aud 10 be
reported upon, ard Il was In that vav ths
question vas 70 be determined Whistler ths
state was In a condition TO entllle her IN
have Senators here; and In that way aIso
. could be determined II those che sepds
nere are proper men TO be admitted TO seats.
The gentlemen opposing this measnre
employed the samo language as did tho.s
who are now rebels, when opposing bls
admission here at FIRST as "a Senator from
Kansas. They used the same arRumepts
declaring the etate government illeritI,
mate. Kansas was free under the eonstJ.
tution which sho had then sdopted. and
uro-slsvery men sought 10 keep her repre-.
sentatiVes out.
Mr.. Howard further responded, denVIrs
parallel In the two cases. He wouId
never be willing 10 admit senators or Rep.
resentatlves from any State that had zone
into rebellion until some official steps were
taken or recognition made beforehand,
Mr.. Fessenden, rising, said there vaa
necessity for q brief executive session, and
on his motion the Senate went Into exeeu-
tive session, and afler Q short time spent
therein, adjourned. ...ar.
If Is understood that tho nomination Of
Mr. II. McCuhoch, as Secretary Of tie
Treasury, was confirmed.
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CoN @ II Il s $40 NAL.
EXTRA sEssIOS UNITED STATES
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Mech I, 1865.

SESATR.-The Senate met ct noon.E
Mr.. Foot announced the absence OF the
Vice President, and
Mr.. Clarke moved that Mr.. Foster be
chosen President pro TEN.
This was unanimously carried, and Mr..
Foster took the chair.
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, presented the cro-
deutlals OF Mr.. Snow, Senatorial claimant
from Arkansas.
Mr.. Howard opposed their reception.
BE held that Arkansas was CriminAlly at
war with the United states. She had been
declared In insunection by the President,
and that declaration had never been re-
voksd. The people there wero enemies OF
the United States. They therefore had no
right to Senators or Representatives on
this foor II was absurd 10 send such
here, or expect the loyal States and loyal
people TO attempt 70 folst upon the Senate
representatives of States in rebellion.
Tho gentlemen claiming seats may be
very proper men In themselves to act as
Ssnstors. Against them individually he
had nothing 10 say; but he denied the right
of power of the President TO authorize q
rebel community, or q minority or II, at
war With the United States, to hold cleo
lions and sepd representatives.. As had
-, So :, S,s, LIN ~. II,t, "a s,.s''
alo'siEu Ssaso .. VI. 49, sa0 0"''ou o'A'e'
70 .tuu 'ePLeSev'o h0. I'll. I.,.,-
MI hSnsi Sun y, ~ o., ~ noiu,ng
tn"t tue Eteu si'.N -, ~ uo'' In tnS Io'm,
Ol peNs,on l,TT ~ yS .. L, Sau y. nB ennaIBeu
tnat Mr. nowSuu ', nsu PtGpoeSu I vi ~ Ioiuse 70
receive tne PesI,oa " ,"y I ou Vi Ar
hAnsas, uee.MS " W oe "h I'm su.s, wnle
was tue I'sn' W Tro'y "S ~. uian' VI
every G1t,.ou, W psti',Vn ~ a.n,i. n,is 10y
~ ~, , NJ 80 H .O.ar.,o .u 49, M. w
could noI nATe unSe' ,Se etoSa .S, nun. ny ne dls,
e'almlou ueuy,nE tpo l'E"s VI PeHtIoo, OF
noldlng " 70 & Se sh iISu !, W senu re'Peet,
tul pstNons no,e. &c p.eesuVea @ Ioysl
ons!'oehSy ~ Ss ny ~ @ ,ho uu 80 ",,a uiu o.neI %
sehstoIs ue'o .I anu " o uIPt 70
Iolst representos ,.a S.. on as.oyal coh,t,'u-
eney up0n NV SoHA'o '"a' n0 '0sAiueu a.
an insuH 49,
mr. Lahs Iur!neI u,seu ust tue ereuen-
tlAis Ms,e he,e In tue ioI'n "i Pelluon 20
oe aeAru, ana tne mleIis Oi tho case 70 DC
deterhIned on. inc genuehen noIdlng
!hrse ceftlneItSs lc nSs Heie as ioyA as tne gen
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LOCAL NEWS.

TRIAL or THE SEw 5TRAMER.-Thu new
Stsam fre sn9ins, Columbia, NO. =, had trial
his morning 10 iroHt of th- City Hall, In the
presence Of the Mayor, fIre CommissioneTs,
and large humber Of spectators. The tfial
proved entiu ly satisfaetofy,fh engine throw.
ink two streA ms At ono time throuEh an Inob
noEzla over the nas poia on the CITY Hall. In
ave minutes after the mrs in the boiler were
4 hted twonty pounds Of steam were on the
nx 20. The water was drawn n ON the res.
etvbir In front OF tho building. The fSlIowinE
se the 0fioera Of tbs ColumbiA; Janra Lowe.
Foreman, Daniel Darron, Ebgineer, and Jno'
W. smost, Fire man. The GteEmor Uh ion, No.
being tho last ons OF the three ordered by
The Corporation will arrive next week,