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READ WHO SAYS so.

READ WHO SAYS So,
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rFrn the Rev W D seigfred Pastor of Twelfth Baptist
't- Church. Philadelphia
Cenemen-I have recently been laborng under the os
esin effects of indigestion accompanied bya prostration
Of the nervous system Numerous remedies were recon-
endsd by friends and some them tested but without
oeE Your Hoofand's German Bitters recommended
m persons who had them aud whose favorable mention
of these Btters them must confess that
had aa aversion Patent Medicines from the theusana
and one quaek Bers" whose only aim seems 70 % 70
a. M s,eatene5 and drugged liquor upon the community
IN M way and the tendency of which, fear is to make
many confirmed drunkard Upon learning that yours was
really medicinal preparation took it with happy effect Its
sn not only upon the stomach but upon the nervous y
tenn was prompt and gratifying. feel that have derived
ot nd rarnaapept benefit from the use of few bottles.
| Very respectfully, yours,
W. D, sEIGFRIED, 254 shackamaxon ST
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rE Rev VIM Smith formerly Pastor of the Vincentown
IRi and Mllvie IN j. Baptist Ghurches.l
Having my family number of bottles Of your hoo
~, Ga Bitters have to say that regard them an
excellent medicine specially adapted to remove the dseas
thew are recommended for They strengthen and nvgorete
b when debtated and useful in disorders OF tile
liver loss of appetite have also recommended them to
,roatlv bene6cial in the restoration of health
Yours truly,
WIN. SMITH, 966 Hutchinson ST., Philadelphia
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VUHNTER,s IMPROVED PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
LANES Patent Set and Feed Works."

1--WE respectfully call attention to our "TMPRoyEpo
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL with = LANE
PATENT SET AND FEED WORKS. some oil the partcu'
lar advantages claimed therefor being as follows
Ist.The instantaneous and unerringy certain seq OF ne
by ending the Saw, sith single motion q ms
hand device simple as elective ana III no
wise subject breakage derangementth log oil "hleHe
length being both ends at and the same instant o.
lime by the SAWYER stated; and an unerrng uni
ormtv in the thickness OF the plank throughout insured
2rhe saving only in the number OF hands
MILL but the saving Of that which 10 Of Jar
more IMPORTANCE in the working time Of the mill
sufficiently illustrated perhap when is stated that ~ Tue
spttng time usually required by other nis we are ahe 10
run back "set" and another plank Thus we are
enabled three twenty feet panks f required IN snse
nne accounted in part by the fact that the saw Is al
most increasingly engaged he run-back time eHceptedl IN
actual work from the stock is in place until It Is
entirely converted into lumber a., nm, rr,- 81
3d-The peculiar arrangement of the " Feed Works,
whereby the slip and Wear and tear always incident tI
the usual belt arrangement is avoided and IN lieu an san
aneOus gtartiBgn and stopping unfaltngy ELECTED
geher with its combinations Of Steel Saw MandeL baool
Metal SeiEOilng SeifAdustng Boxes" the frequen
supports the carriage for the log and the n
beauty finish among the other features when parc
ary characterize Mill and which secure tIr 1t the uhA
ing admiration Of the practical r -
These references sufficient trust 70 secure Tor gu
Mn ali that required and all that's asked IL any nsanc
preference, namely An examination OeIore pun
chase elsewhere y
"''' wy WINTER Il CO.,
General Commission Merchants No 20 Broadway York
| ez-N B. LANES PATENT SET WORKS" apple
with facility to Mills Of other patterns. -
Agents for the above Mill,
/ 10 CarOnieet street
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Beware of Gounterfeits!
See that the signature of &C. NJ. JACKSON" is on the
wrapper of each bottle
Should your Druggist have the article do not be
put by any the intoxicating preparations that may De
gsrsd in its place but send to u.s. and will forward
securely packed, by express
| PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANDATORY,
No. 6s1 Arch street, Philadelphia, Penn
! JONES & EVANS,
tsuocsssors to C. NJ JACKSON co.,
PRoPRIEToRs.
FIR ss by Druggists and DeasFs in every town in til
United s's'0s' BARNES, WARD 90.
New Orleans Agents,
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yUAG. GOLDENG,
CONSULTING ENGINEER AND CRAFTSMAN
Plans and Specifications made for all kinds OF Machinery
surveys carefully Instituted Specifications ssn orth the
condition and Requirements of the Hus and MachtperJ
of Steamships and will be promptly furnished
Parties contemplating purchase Steamships and Steam
beats would well have them examined before buying
Novelty Iron Works.
Coruar Delord and New Leves streets,
,. N, ..-.r. ,t..... New OresnE
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from the Rev E D. Fendall Assistant Editor Christian
l' W Chronicle Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use OF hoohand
canau Bittes and feel my privilege to recommend the
most vanable tonic to all suffering from general
debility or from diseases arising from arrangement Of the
liver Yours truly f. D. FENbALh'
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YFNEAOMA8 r. bUDAhA No OV's
NO 9 PERDIDO STREET, tAdjoiniug Masonic Building
-oyF1CE NO. 1928 eRAvrER sraEET, NEW ORLEANS
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AMI
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Cross-Cut M and Mule saws; Corn Mills VIII ia
8us and Betting Apparatus Skating Pullies and Belsins
All descriptions Of Plantation Machinery and AgiOultu
Implements.
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels WheebaoEs, from the well known factors
of Joshus Bodley, Wheeling, Va.
wa bsva connection with extensive Foundss and Machine
st. Louis ousv Cincinnati and Pittsburg through
which we are prepared contract for class of machinery
on most favorable TERMS and deliver anywhere north OF New
Orleans iree of freight Thor d. bop'4hF a W
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Fo the Rev. D. Merrge Pastor of the Passyunk Baptist
lfi W Church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations given TO d.
Hoaard,s German Btters I indHced to give them
iel Amer using several bottles found them to be good
remedy for debility, and most excellent tonic for ne
stomach. ~
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CHARTER.


This Act Of Incarceration may be modified altered or
amended the said Company dissolved at general meeting
the stockholders be that purpose thirty
DAYS notice English and French aforesaid
ana "A provided for and with the
Of the stock tue meeting any ali such
notifications alterations amendments dissolution shall be
| recorded and published according to law.
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NRANK NEWHALH..
tA........,.,,.. CAMP STREET.
Bsswssn Common and Canal streets
Hss en- hand and constantly receiving direct nom IN
in the North and Europe, aiarge and e1esAn
Of WALL PAPER, in Oak, Mahogany ana Marble
I,s- yraseosu osnters PannennE statuAFy and
sosnsry -, ,,..,-
ssoens Hallsa nd Public and Private Buildings hnAsh ed IN
tina most exquisite manner and at the shortezt notice
The attention Of City Country Dealers Ia called to his
,enss stock OF WALL APER eTAbrscinF even variety
at witch he can dspo, Of at as lew prices any EiI
establishment In tbs county,,
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TIARDWARE AND SNIP CJHANDLERY
ellis Il. BosTICK FRANK W. sEYMeUR)
BostIck a. Seymour.
Importers and De
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
STOVES TIN WARE and TIMERS TOOLS,
BAR and SHEET IRON, TIN and TIN PLATE,
SHEET COPPER, ZINC, NAILS, AXES,
CHAINS, sHoyELs, SPADES, HOES,
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, GAS PIPE
BRASS WORK and PIPE FITTINGS
RUBBER Betting, HOSE and PACKING.
COTTON WASTE, Etc, CoRDAGE,
COTTON and FLAX DUCK, TWINEs,
OILS PAINTS. LANES, LANTERNS, E te
| All Kind OF Steamboat and Railroad supplies
| Sc and IS Fulton, IS and 81 Front street,
| het,gean GrAyiar and Poydras.
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usw osaus 1nrg easnt atsdnes32y eaas. 9an 70 12G6
HO0FLAND,s BITTERs.

a NBH9E RF'EWE'FtRm.
E'HE CHEAT
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SIRE N Ii EN- IN VI ONI
rUYngA~ RV,TTFRs
-
WILL CURE
DEBILITY DEblLlI4
rrostratlon of the System.
1nduced by
-
% l,- $500 $50,
DloNA1'i42 W
n'u''' 'O' 'D''' '''''''
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Thus end passed the city of Now Orleans the day
year aforesaid in the of AdoPhe Lenes
and Woodvlle witnesses, who hereunto sign their
names with said parties and me notary.
The original is signed:
| Geo. w Manson q. A. Eagar, Edward Rigney,
| and others.
! A. A. Lenes, l. C. WoodvilIe,
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from the Rev. Joseph h Kennard Pastor Of the Tenth
Baptist Church.
hove baer fenuentlv requested connect name with
Communications different kinds of medicines ou
the practice as out of my appropriate sphere nave IN HI
cases declined but with clear proof in various instances
and particularly my family OF the uselnlhesS Oh Ut
Hooaands German Bitters depart for once nom my su"
course to express my conviction that for general deo
of the SYSTEM and especially for Liver Complaint us sae
and valuable preparation In some cases it may la ont
usually doubt not it will be beneficial to those VINO
suffer from the above causes
Yours very respectfully,
j. H KENNARD, Eighth ST. below Coates
Philadelphia, December "a, 1854.
Rev j. S. Herman of the German Reformed Church. Kutz
town Berks county Pa cured of Dyspepsia of twenty
years. standing.
NJ spanGler editor of the Culturst, No % North SIKH
street Phadepha says this Bies recommended to hin
by medical friend, and six bottles cured him OF compet
| prostration Of the nervous system,
Rev J. Newton Brown D. D.. editor of the Encyclopedia
Religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle, Phiade
| phiR: .
Rev Thomas Winter D D. Pastor of ROxborough Bapt
Church:
Rev. Levi Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church Pemherto
MI formerly of the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia
at present Pastor of the Baptist Church. Chester Pa
These gentlemen express in the strongest TERMS the
favorable opinion of this Btters.
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CHARTER.
CHARTER
QUARTER
OF THE
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
STATE or LoUts1AEA,

Be it known that this Twenysxth day Of APRIL IN the
year of Lord thousand eight hundred and sX VIZ
and Parish of New Orleans duly commissioned ana ~ on
personally came and appeared the parties whose names re
hereto subscribed declared that ayang themselves oil me
provisions ofthe statutes Of this State relative to the
corporations this State, they have cOvenahted ana
agreed do by these presents covenant agree ana ou
themselves to form themselves into and
for the objects and purposes under the spuations and
regulations following, viz:
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MACHINERY.

MAGHIN ERY.
pLACK DIAMOND STEEL Works
PITTsBURG, PA
PARK, BROTHER & co,
MANUFACTURERS or
All Descriptions of Cast and Germnn Steel
--wARRENrED-
EQUAL TO ANY IMPORTED OR MANUFACTURED IN
THIS COUNTRY.
Best quality Refined CAST TOOL sTEEL SPRING, MA
oHINERY, PLoW SHEET and SHEAR STEEL
RAILROAD SPRING and FROG STEEL, LoCoMo,
TIVE, AxLEs CRANK PINS PISTON RODS SLIDE
BARS, FIRE BOX and FLUE PLATE etc
| Branch Warehouse;
| NOS A and A. BATTERY MARCH. NOS u and n
| Between Milk and Broad streets,
/ BOSTON, MASS.
OLIVER HUNT Agent
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cHAKsPEARE HRoN FOUNDRY,
y 2O3 Ciirod street, New oneai
JOHN GEDDEs-Jos. A. sHAKsPEARE-s. swooP
Geddes, ShnEspeare b Co..
rVVuOhEAs r.. BODLEY d 90

Iron and Brass Founders and Machinss manufacture
variety Of Steam Engines Sugar Mills Draining MsehbeS
Mil and Gin Gearing Crate Bars Store Fronts Counnt
Sash wv airhts. etc BIacksmith Work Of all kinds
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nOwDALL, HARRIS 81 CO.,
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY,
Eagiue and Machine Shop,
CORNER OF SECOND AND MORGAN STREETS, ST
LOUIS, MO,

STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
SAW AND GRIsT MILL MACHINERY
Circular Saw Mills Quartz Mills, Tobacco Screws and
Presses Lard Kettles Screws and Cylinders Wool Cardng
Machines Muley Saw Mills etc. etc, constantly on hand
Agents for the sale Of JAMES SMITH 4 CO.'S superior
Machine Cards,
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EDN BARNETTf
undersigned Deputy Recorder of Mortgages for the
parish CITY of New Orleans State of Louisiana ceTthes
that the foregoing Charter has this been recorded in
his office la Society b. No 8 f. 100 to l09
new ORLEANS, May LIST, 1856. =, ~,,,-,,,
GS!gnedJ CHARLES f, LENEs
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Rev j. s. Herman of the German Reformed Church, Kutz
town. Berks county Pa was cured Of Dyspepsia ef t"eh
years. standing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THE LATE SENATOR FOOT.

Immediately after the reading OF the Journal,
the Secretary Of the Senate appeared and presented
message from that body communicating the resolution
adopted by 1t In reference TO the death Of Senator Foot
The resolution having been read, Mr.. MORRILL, (vt)
said: learn that the Senators not ready to-day 10
submit their remafu eation TO tue character and
life Of the eminent SexQbr from Vermont whose de.
cease has Just been communicated TO the House.
The family DESTROYS OF reaching home this week.
and therefore the funeral ceremonies cannot be de-
ferred. wish also TO state that part OF my col.
leagues at the present moment absent trust that
at some early day an opportunity will BIZ afforded TO
submit the usual enoges the life aud public services
Of tina deceased. offer the following resolutions;
Resorsd That tho House has heard with deep sensibity
the OF the death Of the Hon. Solomon Foot
senator In Congress from tho State Of Vermont
Rssoised That testimony OF respect for the memory OF
the deceased the membv aud officers Of this House will
the u.9. badge % Of cunning for thirty day:
the desth OF the Honorable Senator Foot be- communicated to
the family Of the deces.sd by the Clerk.
Rssoired That this House will, body repair TO the Sen
Chamber attend the funeral OF the dsees:e the hour
Of one O'clock this day :nd upon its return to the Hall
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
. ADJOURNMENT TILL MONDAY.
Mr.. STEVENS PENN moved that when the House sd
business Of several committees had accumulated and
1t DESTROYS that they should have those two days
perfect their business.
Mr.; MORRILL, {vt) remarked that the adjournment
would not retard the business Of the House.
Mr.. ASHLEY Ohio moved to amend by sdjourning
till Saturday next After some firing the amend
pent was agreed TO- and then Mr.. Ashley lOho) moved
that the proceedings on Saturday DO confined to
general debate. This motion requiring unanimous
consent. Mr. Stevens objected.
Tho House then renewed Its action 10 reference 10
ss.adS:as 9:ss q and e I
Stevens's motion 10 adjourn till Monday next
Tho House thcn took . recess till o'clock. and ct
that hour vent In body to the Senate Chamber pre-.
ceded BY the Speaker and Clerk the members wearing
Grape on their leff arms Subsequently 70 the oere.
monies the House adjourned till Monday next
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To The Editor Of The ~ Z. Tribune.
SIR: / am no politician and never desire TO
be- but am loyal to my country and her glorious insti-
tutons; hence work salousy for the cause Of Liberty
and Equal Rights AID consequently detest treason in
every guse TIE Copperbead papers OF this state
published and The Nr York Express Of this evening has
copied. statement that have expressed doubts OF
the success OF the Union Republican ticket IN Connect1
lieut. on Monday next THIS is unsrly false NeitheH
the Union party in this State nor mysclf have for
moment doubted that GENERAL HAwLEY viii be triy
umphaDtly elected Governor Of Connecticut and THAI
the loyal party will carry tle State as effectuay as
has done since the Copperhead leadersTom SeyS
mour, Toucey, Eaton denounced President Lin-
cola for calling ont vountears to suppress the keoe-
lion. discouraged enstments, declared the waH
a failure rejoiced over Rebel victories, ana
endesvored to prevent soldiers from voting These
leaders and their party rank Secessoniss to-day
az JEFF Davis was and they cannot hoodwink The
loyal voters Of Connecticut have Just been assured
by one the Union State Committee that after cared
fully canvassing the State, they have every reason t
believe that Union State ticket will be elected BY
majority of several thousand and that the Legislature
viii be largely Union. The Copperheads are workinG
desperately living prodgiousy and planning cunning
10 cheat Us BY fraudnlen vOtes but the old sarpnt
is well known hereabouts. and Is sharply watched. All
that the Union party has to do " turn out and cote
man. rain or shine" and the Coppers will receive q
second New. Hampshire threshing
Truly yours, p. 7. BANuh
Bridgeport, Conn, March 20. 1906
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

To he Editor Of The ~ y Tribune
SIR: The Ne,c- York Times is-so it prints
anxious that the Union party Of Connecticut should
succeed.
The evidence Of its anxiety Is made known to ito
readers here by three articles In editorial costume
Of which imply If they do not directly say that II the
Republican party defeated here on Monday next il
III be owing to their selection Of candidate who d
too radical for Conservatives and too honet 70 betra
his principles or his friends ........-
We suppose the free, Independent Republican voters
of Connections ought to feel grateful for such hearty
and unqualified support from TAs Tmes.
But may well tell the truth, and say that such
dissoving transparences that paper Is treating
to- are easily understood and not trouble ~ in the
least.
Our STANDARDIZED is good man. good soldier.
and brought home from the war courage enough t4
stand up before the world and assert his manhood and
stick by his principles through oil this inundaton Of
lies and abuse.
After Gen Hawleys nomination, then the deluge@
and such deugel Lies In quality and quantity utj
tered In the desperation Of despair, and with al the
assurance of the Evil One himself
Let tho editor Of The Timss rest easy. His anxiety
for the success Of the Union party will soon b set 81
rest We can assure him the Republican voters Of old
Connecticut were alive than now. and that
for every flop from its ranks. whether the Hopping ~
done in New-York. Connections or In both places at
once the Gill work all the more with VII "a
keep our record clear.
SsstAinSton, Cenn.. March %. 1860
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FROM RICHM0ND.


Frcm Our cpeeid correspondent
RICHMOND. Va, March %, 1866
The yexed question whether the colored
people Of this city would parade the Sd Of April and
thus inaugurate that day as one on which would be
commemora,ed the fall Of Richmond aud the end OF
Slavery, has been settled.
There will be parade. A month ago. when the ques
ton was first mooted the papers Of this city with
one exception took occasion to view it AS the hight o.
foy and insolence the part OF the mig
ger" to dare TO celebrate any Day ana az IL pe
came apparent that the popular sentiment o the cooreo
people was for procession the occasion was ouooeo
st. Niggers' Day"
Two weeks ego the various colored benevolent organ
izatons Of Richmond and vicinity, met and appointed
delegates 10 meet In convention ana there aeciuo
whether it were expedent or proper 70 MAKE my
public demonstration the Sd OF April" Inc
convention assembled and after protracted discussion.
pro and con- vote taken and there were ioand 10
be- but three dissenting from the proposition to parade
Committee appointed to wait npon the autnor.
tiles and solicit taeir views Gen. Ieriy, Military
Commandani. Col. Brown. Chief Of the Freedmen $
Bureau, and Lieut.. Merrill in charge OF THIS district
beside expressing their sympathies with the coh'su.
plated movement gave every assurance that oroeI
would be maintained and II necessary, the line Oh
march would be protected.
The efforts of two of our dailies have been and are
to incte spirit OF oppression toward mos ~m
volence hence last evening, when the co nrittee hn
their report II unanimously decided TO nave the pa
Tade There Will De over " ulUerent sotchcs
procession with music and banners and the day Will
truly be a gala one. Some important circulars nave
been issued from the Freedmens Bureau. Inc nrst re-
stes the act Of the late Legislature allowing Tue
tmony OF coored persons aud directing that criminal
cases be turned over the civil courts The secon re-
ates 10 the marriage relations Of the bacE ana Us IN
tended as instructions to the various district oceis
for their guidance in Strengthening out these intricate
and vexng circumstances. :, .
circular win be issued in a few days, directing the
officers OF the Bureau TO obtain direct and plain an.
swers to the questions OF the various County Boards OF
Girl Officers Whether they will provide 10: toe pau
and imbeciie negro and howi Whether colored per
sons are taxed and if So any differently from whites
When these questions snail have been responded TO by
the 18th of APRIL order will be issued reat'e 10 inc
issuing Of rations and the quaiterng OF negroes ana
whites. .
murderer named Shields. who brutaly robbed and
murdered citizen Of the Peninsula Is to be hung IN
this city on the 10Th Of next month. Another named
Clark is to be confined In the Penientiary OF virginia
for life Isasc Chany. freedman of Botetourt County
Is TO DO hung for the murder of his employer and family
AND.
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FIRES.
Des,ruc,ivs Fire In OIean, n. Y.
OLEAS. N. Y, Thursday. March %,

OLEAS, n. Il, Inursoay, Matcn So iooo'
Another destructive fire has visited our village.
The flames were discovered this morning. about )
o'clock Issuing from the Of the Olean House barns
and the livery stable Of John King and before assist
ance could be had both these sucures were given up
to the devourns element The Olean House barn con
taned il borses Of which belonged to guests Of the
house and three to the proprietors. The barn was
filed with hay and grain loaded wagons and carriages
The loss to Jennings Brothers, propretor OF the Oean
House Ia not less than o. CO., There no insurance
Others having and carriages In their barn lose
from s. 900 70 5000. peder's wagon Just loaded at
Cuba with Yankee notions. medicines. &C., belonging
70 Messrs Crosby Co.. Of Cuba valued with Its con-
tents at o. 800 burned together with very yalu
sbe team worth at lea, teOo Thers was no insurance
Mr. John King proprietor Of the livery stable, loses
three horses, and all his carriages and stock Loss,
&C. 900. Partially insured.
Mr.. John j. Sinner. grocery store; lo.es Is ooo In
sursd o. 500 on stock and building. Mr. G. Stack,
saloon keeper loses bis household furniture stock Of
goods etc loss 500; partially insured In the rear
OF this building MI Henry OF The Olean Adrsrser had
stored what no saved from his old Office destroyed by
tho great fire Of January last. valued at 500. This
was all destroyed; no insurance. Max Myers meat
market was damaged by water and frc $1,000. There
Is little doubt that the frs was tho work Of On ncendi.
ary.