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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20
Fa6,ng AWAY.

How often we zee men aud women
who are fairly fading out of existence.
They seem to have pO special diseases,
but general lassiuude and languOr F; no
ambition. no energy, Indigestion, weak
nessf total inability 10 eat and relish food,
&C., &c.,-all of which is nothing but
Dyspepsia.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure will surely cure
every such case, no matter how long stan
ding. Il is also a most excellent remedy
for cholera mOrbus, cramp or collie, in
either Stomach or Bowels. We sdyise
all suffering TO Try ii.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

Died. S.. Joseph. on Monday
S-p,.mbrr 10Th 1866 a, 3 o'cl lock, pm,
ions A STALL. aged aboaI IS years,
sou-m law II Jesse Johus of Andrew
cOUliy.
MT. Small was for several years a res.
IdenI u lhis eiiy. bis %gentlemanly COZ,
duet. integrity and honesty making him
msay wsTm friends to regret his sudden
death. He leaves a wife and two child.
Fen 10 mourn. but not alone, as the sym
patty Of this community is with them IN
their bereavement
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

w. NJ. C. Perkins and Mt. Stafford
have associated themselves together in
the Photograph Ara, aud are now renod-
cling The Light, which. with other new
arrangements, will make their Gallery
over tn Pos' Office ~qpsgrpassed ~ the
west. Those Aho desire PICTURES eau pr
Accommodated N any s'yl~ Known Io.is
A.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

Marsh & Co have jus, received a full
As' Of Catalogues from the Periodical
sho Book publishers of the United States
sna are bow prepared 10 furnish any and
every book desired at The Publishers
ioNesi cash price. Call IN aud leave
your Orders. They also receive subscrIp.
ions Tor all The leading Newspapers and
Si'EariDss At he publishers prices.
1874
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

TsipgEAph communication is established
between this city and RuiO. Richardson
county. Neb., abe Western Union Tele-
graph Company having opened an Office
.OH their line at the latter place Tuesday.
Sept 18Th. This will be- great help TO
the commercial interests Of RulO, and to
Richardson county, for which it is The
natural Quiet on The river.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

Az Onemaugh. Pa, on @thezl4.has
the Presidential ps~FtyasloRped forashorl
time, the citizens crowded SO. upon a
bridge close by as 10 cause ii 10 break
down, PreciPiss;isg over 500 persons a
uutsDce of 30 feet. six reported killed
and over one hundred wounded.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

New StOre.-G NJ Henderson &
Son have just OFered up a new aud
splendid stcs Of Dfy Goods in their
new store Fpon Que door west of this
office on MaIns street.. Their stock com
rrises the best articles in both depart
mhnts. aud they are prepared TO sell them
cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

Qpits q little row occurred 10 front of
Workings Saloon last Saturday. Grea,
WAS che noise for a space and imaginary
blows Fainrd thick aud fssi. Casualties
one fellow 'hisled' nearly out OF hIs boots
By Ben- Roger. aud no fines collected BY
the cry!
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20
LFGAL NOTICE.

Ed. A lien, a non-res dent, and the unknown
heirs Of + ID Allen. will take notice that Richard
E Case, will apply by motion, at the next term Of
the District Court. 10 be holden in and fer NemahA
Coz aty on the Gath of SeptcInber 1885, at Brown
vile, Tor an older Il tbecourt directing the Clerk
u supply aud make up n pc feet RECORD, in a GER
tain cause, heretofore. pending. wherein r. E.
Case was plaintiff and ED Alden was defendant.
also, that the sheriff supply q lost execution in
sid case, aud DO diFec'ed to execute to said RE
Case q deed 70 Block three, in North BroWnyiiIs,
u uid County, toSt- zoe RICHARD D. CASH,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

Every day affords new proofs Of the
peculiar effects of Roback's Stomach Bit
TER 10 case where a ~dIsordered condition
OF the slOn,rch, nvrr and bowels, is com
bined wIh great debility nervous weak
ness. and intense melancholy, there Gao
be no doubt but it Is sure panacea.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

Repember Geo w Hill & Co., are
Agents for Geo. A Prince s. Co.'S Pat
ent Automatic Organ, price no to $500
Patent School Organs, Price 100 10 1876
Patent MeIodeons, Piano Case, price SO
to $500.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

McCreeFy, has the largest stock of
Wall Paper, Stationery, Blank Books,
Sc. ever brought TO this marke', best
s,yle aDd kind. and The lowest prices ever
beard Of in this section. .o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

Grant has OuI.ianked all opposition in
She Boo, and Shoe line: His new STOCK
PPeaed. go aud see them everybody. His
style Is 10 keep only the best and his
forte Is to sell ,hem cheap Try him
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

E. b. Taylor, leader of the late John
son Convention at PlattsmOuIh. has just
reached home from Washington with the
rank of B~rIgadier General. Andy is
determined to save tbs country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

The Ladies Friend. for October, 10
before US. replete with excellent reading
matter aud the very latest fashions
Every department of domestic affairs is
ably treated IN the Friend which every
family should have aud can gel by en-
closing 50 so 10 D,acan & Peterson. 3l9
Walnut street, Philadelphia
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

SRain! Raln!! Rain g! Since last
issue we have seen the sun but once up
to to-day. Nothing but dark, leaden,
vapOry. clouds, which drip. drip, all day,
and occasionally pore. This is not natural
for Nebraska, therefor u ~impauence
It. To-day the sun is Irying 70 shine,
but succeeding poorly. ed
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

The extent aud variety of Goods At
AlbinsVn & Co.'S is Fply astonishing.
Go sod see and you will purchase, as
al co b sailed IN suits al reasonable
rates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

A few Of the many recent voluntary tesumohiais
NJ cnreG from persons we'll and favOrably Known, who
have been cured by Dr.. Bort land thattop OF the most
recent datslA Althou having many raoasanos In
ST. LOUIS Nc June 18th 1885.
tbsv. bsen. leaf In one ear for nfty years, OScssion-
ed by Scarlet FeTsr Of Canksr-!ash, and IN tho other
ear thirty years, caused by lever Snd taxing qulnine'
Ny deafness was SO great tasIA Snn"s,hIs tor ne -
hear common conversation. NJ oearness "Os accom-
bahied BY . constant discharge frop the ear also 4
rmf fauous roaring and kissing In nv ears. Three
rsootSs sinc6T put: my self under DR. :BOrtS care. al
thotsEk seEeuty-Ope years Of age he caused moto
hear as Wsii&as any one Of my age. ,ouvs-ox
Fourteenth Street, 81. Louis No.
Mr. JohnstOn was formerly RaOlesals Grocer on
Second Street, st. Lofts. a.
tressing disease OF the Eye and LIVER. have been
treated by sixtecI different physicians gVFing In@I
time without benent. / called on Pr BoEt, and in
six weeks, without anv operation On my ksyss', s9 eh~
tIrely cure me. / reside in Jsrsyvife. Illinois
AMELIA A. FOR YFH.
r.- st Louis, No, June 18th 1855.
pR BORT--Dear Sir; I have bean blind SID help
less for the last steven years, being led moss every
where. have been nearly as bad for the paSt nItsen
years, suffering far more than tongue can Ieii' 49,
my eyes are as veil, and you have, thank God. cured
me. And. IL this plain statement can be the means
oigiviDg relief to any poor snaerer, i, on may publish
It. 1RB. L0ISIA o
Ihaye been ancted with BcEsfuIons Sore Eyes ever
since 1 can remember, and have endeayoged to obtain
relief from every known source and anaIiy, rs q Lass
resource, I concluded 70 place myself under the charge
Of Or Bort, who cured my eyes in six weeks.
Yours, Mr..
st. Lois No.
ALTON, LIS August IIth 1865,
DIR. BORT-Deafs lF have taken your remediss
and followed your directions Tor . CsfarFb nd D,asness
with which have SO long been Afflicted (e yeaT D,
I az happy to state TO you that am entirely cured,
and many tia hks 10 you fer the skill you bestowed IN
my case.
/ am my dear siT, your Obedient friend and well WisheT
n. D. BRYANT. Alton Illinois,
I have been suffering from . Catarrhal AaeetIn Of
the Lungs for two years, 50 much So washed fast for
three months. Had constant cough, and expeetoRs
ting a thick. yellOWish matter " had previous to ap
plying 10 DR.. Bort, OndeavorOd TO obtain relief from
every known source, and all to no avaH until took
featfhedt from Dr.. Bort who cured me in six weeks
treatment, @.
tir1s No Ie1 Fourteenth street, StLOuis'
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

We receive 10 exchange the Daily
Statesman. published al Nebraska City
by the Harvey Brothers. Il is a neat
six column paper, th1 largest daily pub
i n that city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

Another drove OF ffiy.seven Cashmere
sheep passed through lhis cay 10 the farp
81 Col Fornas, last week. They are
hne looking animals. aud a great addition
20 the fae haired stock Of Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

The Omsha aiiy r publican .. oq+
Of ia bFrlIes. dsl.es Ina, comes TO u,
in exchange ; and Ia ueaunees j. eEcrl leo
by none W. ever saw. Maj Balcombe,
It's editor aud proprietor has the win z
mentally and PecuaiaFays % make things
move right. ADD he does 1t. r
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20
Healing Powers or Eeleeticlsm.
a. DemOnstssts6 on Ovsr Twelve Thousand IaSisiG-
rals By DR.. BORT, ofEsw YOrk.

There Is q healing power among uSj q physical Ehs
has cured Thousands in this city, after all other sys-
tens have been exhausted ) . physician who IL curing
and further pledges himself to cure nearly all cases
which have panied the Kill Of hundreds or medical
men In all past ages, and even bids defiance TO SlrmOd
Oru practice /; and, lastly, there IL q phy4eiaa who ear
produce Thousands OF teaimoElss Of the most reiisbIt
indivfdaals in this city, a. elsewhere, who have beer
positI vely and permanently cured after all other treat.
edl Yes, verify, and that physician Is DR. Bort whose
Innrmary is located on the corner Of Third and Vine
streets, st. Louis. DR. Bort we verify believe, has
cured more chronic easeSin TIE past fe1f months, IN
81. Louis, than all the medical men who have eVeI
practlced their profession here for those dlseases. He
makes as specialities. via Diseases e the Eye, Ear
Lungs. Throat, Heart anc Catarrh. This assertion mai
look like boasaing. but, nevertheless, IL Is true, and n
you doubt It, consult g few Of the many persons WHOSE
( ertihcates In full synopsis are 70 be- found In the col.
utfhs Of this pnper for the good OF humaniy.--ISt
Logjs Daily biSpGtth AUgTsf 11th 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

IN the past Swan & Bro, haze given
eminent satisfaction in their line rs Fam
lily Grocers in the present, they give
thr gratifying assurance hat they krap
Ihe very bes, Of Everything /; and IN he
future may hey yer b. With us.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

Sale or School HOHse.-The old
School House and Lot 10 block IA 10
BrOwnville. will DO sold on Saturday. the
R2nd day Of September. 1866, to the
highest bidder.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

The Annual meeting Of the Nenaha
County Bible Society wall be held at The
Presbyterian Church. on Saturday even
ing nett. az O'Clock, p. m. A fell at
Evidence Il urgently requested.
by order EI Com.
JONAS HAcEER, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20
Dr.. =. II. N

DE-. Z. II. kAMER -S0eelG'IE J0r
DiSsasss Of hs Eye W Opld rgspecIui-
y a ounce 10 the citizens Of Brownyills
and vicinity that he may BE- found at the
BgowbUlle House until the i5sa Of DC
sobeI, aud can be consulted on all diseases
Of Ihe Eye. The d.. insures cures IN all
ehsss coming under direct treatmeni
5ll6
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

Mr.. Seeman, of the Cincinnati Cloth
ing House, has just RI returned with a new
and splendid stock of Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. As
he says. "if he can't suit everybody now
in both goods and rrices he never can"
We think he can. Drop in and give him
a trial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20
A few more empty BARRELS tor sale Ht
Z. WORKINGS.

The L. ciurr on Universal Sufrage. by
Mira Kent, announced for last FrlaSy
n,sha. Did 10. eone IF because OF te
si0Tm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20
What the Fress say of us

oft bears on its fsce the stamp Of an honest bu-
siness transaction and we doubt not that the list
patrons will speedily reach the number required
10 secure an early distribution. Eaton pa.
yoUTpal. August, Tst 1899.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

"Tbe propriotors of a Great Matinee in New
York City promises cash and other inducements
enough to set every body crazy after = ticket for
fortune. Everybody, Of courses, cannot win, but
somebody must and the lucky one will make a for
tune CorHnna Mich. American. Aug 1868.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

soo good No. Oak Fence
Posls for sale BY A. w MORGAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

"The plan is a good one, and the inducements
unequalled No distribution guarantees more ge-
the prople patrOnizc it, DGHsriBe IN. Y)Adverti-
ser, Aug. 2 1896.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

Quite q snow storm occurred Al Golden
CITY, Colorado On he ssbadTIGfQ
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

In every case, send the name OF each subscriber
aLd their Post Office Address, with the Town,
Countv and State, in full. Money by daft, p. o.
order. Exuress. or in Registered Letters, may be
sent at our risk. -
AGENTS-active and rc>lliable agents wanted in
every town of the Union, with WON liberal ar
rangements viii be made. Ladies Ale i"Vlted to
form clubs and send for tickets, for all the pToEcay
would be as useIuI 10 them as Tue gen5emen.
The best references Will be furnished on appli-
cation. All PERSONS wishing tickets or infOrma-
tion will please address, with full name, County,
plainly written to III. ADAMS,
Manager and Agent,
--a r.rsrr 81 Nass4s Street, New York
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20
tOCA L.
Authorized Agents for Prince & Go.

JaslIcesl Blanks for suls at this
SGCe.- ,l
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20
The highest price paid for Butter,
Eggs, and country produce at
SWAN 81 BRO

Consult your interst by examin-
ing Swan & Bros. Goods and prices
before buying elsewhere.
v-I0-n-4 lv.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20
pRoRAE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby give that application has been
made t0tbe Pr6b&ts cott Of Ecmaha Comfy foI
the appointment Of % Administrator on the Estate
Of Samuel Ross Deceased All persons interested IN
said Estate, are requireto appear before said court
on Saturday the 18th OSeYtember, 1856, when said
application win be for kAriDg.
GEtW EAIRBROTHER,
lq-3t 3eo Probsae Judge
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

ave are not partial to so called Gift Enterprises,
because many Of them are gotten up on false or
fallacious speculatiOns ; but when. as in the pres
emit instance, the re app ears a sound basis, and when
the character Of the parties engaged, and the descrip-
ton Of prizes present satisfactory inducements to the
public, we cannat refuse to wish the distribution full
Succes6-RGrrsu (Ohia) Contribution.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

A few Of the many recent voluntary testimonials
.of cureG from persons we'll and favOrably Known, who
have been cured by DR., Bort eand thsttop OF the most
-o.~.t S.te Although having many Thousands In
NJ 16sSSeaion. RfeS onIyfAS here guUJOIu5d:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20
Unparalleled Successful
Everybody Anxious For a GGmcsn
Splendid List of Premiums to be
distributed Gratis to the Hold
ers Of the TICKETS for the
GRAND GIFT MATINEE!

ANM
premiuEg in GFeenbaeks $4,000
| premium a House and Lot, situated on
Murry Hill, New York, with sIl the mod
ern i%PrtEementsi Ntts Perfesta and guar
aRteed. 40 900
l premium. a Farm situated st MOnsey, Rock
lsnd Co., New Yotk, u hours from New
York 10 minutes wax hom the station,
eOnta lining 20 acre., 500 frat bearing
trees. apples pears, ard cherries. 8 acres
Of large timber, balance 10 grass and crops
good fences, large springs, supplying .
magnificent fish pond and a~sPlendid trout
ing brook, Tunnine across the whole prop
erty filed with fine trout, good dwelling
house, 10 rooms large barn, shed and
hay loft, ! granary and carriage house
lVWer door fitted up and occupied by farm
ef. hen coop, pig pen, corn crib, farm i'm
~plements, carriage, wagons horses, 2 oxen
5 cows, pigs, c chickens dc IKE; title per-
feet and guaranteed. .... s'.s..ss. s.s 5000
l premium in greenbscks, ...."...s.. ....lO. 900
10 " Pianos, (SteinWay's and Chickering's 5000
40 " Sewing Machines. wheeler d Will
SON Grover d Bakers and SingerS) 2,4O0
20 p~remiams Gold, American, Patent Lever
Hunting Case wotches, 1900
so premiums, Silver Patent Lever Hunting
Case Watches, 80. = ,boO
The balance TO be Of Diamond Rings Al
buns Musical Instruments, SIX Dresses Of
the latest fashionable patterns, Kid Gloves,
Writing Cases. Silver Tea Sets and other
valuable articles too nnnero1s49 mention, ? 100
~ lAsaJkt 1z-.klUJ tiJgEI3l
- AZ
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20
STRAY NOTICE

9fsksse Cd y Us undsE 2i2
mflsn above BroWnvifsF tHnNspeha CvaRty, Ne
hnsk4 FsEttosyson the d deJef oas
az Nv. q wears Old 4handa high vii White
poi q fOrshssd. q .4.cRASAkR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20
Whiska1si WhiakaEau

Dr.. l.. o. MoSFEE CoFrsfis The Esatsl3 efimu-
later in the world, VII force WhiskrGs o. M0sissh
'cs % gov on the smoothast fae6 % ehiai nagsf
known % fail. Sample for Trial ssnt ffss e. aay
one desirous o. testing rs msFits.s Addfssse ]
S. sm RkxvEs 4 Co. Isnaseaa - ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

v1oH
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

III we can add to thom a bonus Of $50, 900, or q nice
house or farm, WHO'S harmed BIZ the expenditure. A
fortune in a might Is worth risking the stamps rOr.-
M6finburq LdS) Telegraph.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20
CERTiFCATEs

Rev G.. b. Keer, L L a.. Utica New York. forpsrf
Presipent Agricultural osllaEe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-20

o sFslnt Heart never won faiE lady" and q lucky hit
will get . man up in the world. This Is tne consider
alton that induces people to try their luck' and We
sOuSd and promises strict integrity OF distribution IN
der tie supervision OF a chosen cOmmittee.-Ciffy Of
AppIefoe Owls J CTescent. Aug. IL, 1866.
- SAINT - 6ns tttle q a.Ht. l"E.t. 4
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GALE OF CHINERY, ETC.

GALE OF HINERY, ETC
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
WASHINGTON, June 16, 1866.
Will be sold at Pubic Auction at the Navy Yard
NORFOLK, on FRIDAY, the Sd day of August
next, the following artc es, viz =
1wenty-One Rollers of Rolling MILL
Seven Nail Machines
One Guide Mi tcomplete( 38 Rollers.
Two bundles Saws SlottIng Screws.
Two Machines for Slotting Screws
Seven Machines ior Cutting Threads.
Four Oil RetaIneIs.
Two Oil Press Rollers.
Eight pieces Iron Shaftng.
Six sets Couplings for Shaft1ng
Lot of Taps and Dies for Gas Fitting.
One box Lacings (leather).
Three boxes Betting.
One Gun.screw Machine
One piece Leather Betting, inches wide, 164
pounds.
One piece Leather Betting, inches wide, 14l
pounds.
One piece Leather Belhng, 30 inches wide, 224
pounds.
Two rolls Gum Packing.
Six bars Ocagon Steel (cast).
Sale to commence at IL o'clock A. M.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds; and all arti.
cles to be removed from the yard within ten days
from day of sale.
BY order OF Navy Department. - -
JOSEPH SMITH,
619tuthl3t Chief Bureau Yards and Docks.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SALE OF WOOD.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsrKR I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July IA, 1866
Sealed Proposals are invited at this Office
until u O'Clock noon, MONDAY. Aueust 6, 1866
for the purchase of 13000l THIRTEEN THOU
SAND CORDS OF GOVERNMENT WOOD,
located as fol Ows:- ....... -
(l400) FOURTEEN HUNDRED CORDS at the
Kendall Green Wood Yard. the line of the
Baltimore and ONO Railroad, about one mile
from the depot of said road IN this CITY,
ms wood consists about ONE THIRD (i)
PINE and IWO-THlRDS az OAK and Ii piled
immediately along the track OF the railroad.
(ll600) ELEVEN THOUSAND Six HUN
DRIED CORDS at the Wood Yard, threequar
ters Of a mile north of Alexandria on the line OF
the Washington, Alexandra, and Georgetown Rail.
road.
This wood consists of about TWO-THIRDS "a
PINE and ONE-rHlRD "a OAK, Is pi ed along
the track. and is distant about one-halI oil a mie
from wharf on the Potomac river, leading to
which there is direct and level road
All OF the WOOD offered for sale Is OF good or lar
quality, and thoroughly seasoned .., ,
Proposals will be received Tor quantities from (6O)
fifty cords and upwards, win privilege OF taxing
ali OF either or both lots .
Payment to be made In Government tunds, imme-
diately latter the opening OF the bios and upon
measurement of the wood ,..,., -. - -
posals deemed instantaneous 10 the United
States M. l. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
l6 lst Department of Washington.
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DEATH OF A SHIP-BUILDER. = james
House, well-known ship.builder in Kensington
died yesterday. Mr.. House at one time repre-
sented the Nineteenth Ward in Common Council
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BODY RECovERED.-The body of Peter
Salter, colored, who was drowned from off
barge In the Delaware few days ago, was re
covered yesterday. @ ..
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LAYING A WATER MAIN.-Worlmen are
now engaged laying a l0-inch water main on
Sixth street. from Somerset street to Reading
Railroad. Petitions have been presented TOR
the extension of this nine to ErAnkford.
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BODY FoUND.-The body of man, sup
posed to be one of the three that were drowne
last Sunday afternoon came ashore yesterda
at Gloucester, .... - 1905.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire about half-past
IL o'clock last night was caused by the burning
OF an extensive lampback mandatory beyond
the Wire Bridge. The entire structure and
contents were DESTROYED.
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FALLING OF A WALL.-A portion ofthe new
foundation wall on the south portion of the lot
where the new Ledger building is to be erected,
fell yesterday afternoon, but no one was injured.
There did not seem to be a bountiful supply OF
mortar used in building il. ..- ...
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THE PORTLAND SUFFERERs.-Addition
subscriptions to Mayor Mcl1ichael:-I. B., $50
j. r. R., $40. Total, thus far, $273S.
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A WAIF.-A female infant, apparently
three weeks DID, was found last night on the
steps in the rear of the Jayne building by officer
Collum, of the Reserves, aud was taken in charge
temporarily by Mrs. Lakemeyer, OF Carter street.
The infant was neatly dressed and was wrapped
N q cloak
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Y Yesterday af-
ternoon, before Recorder Eneu, George Dyer was
charged, on the oath of George Creesg, with
assault and battery. 1t appears that on Thurs
day last the prosecutor went to Dyer's house to
reprimand a ania nun LOT ABUSIVE LANGUAGE winch ne
said he did not know him. He then told him
who he was when, defendant seized him by the
throat and commenced beating him. Dyer was
held in $500 bail to answer