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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-08

.5OR RENT.-Two STORES under the Man
i sion House Hotel also, DWELLING fSza
HOUS ES-two suitable for large tamilies I'LL li$II
or boarding houses and others of smaller capa-
city. And on Union street. convenient 10 the
railroad. TWO LARGE YARDS, suitable for
the lumber, coal, wood, or plaster trade: En-
nnirn of JAMES GREEN,
iva II 58 Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-08

4zzzs STORE FOR RENT-Store No. S:
E=EszA south Fairfax stroet-mosJ elliglb;y SIT
uuleu for any kind Of business-is for rent on
moderate terms. Apply to
JAMES H. SIMPSON.
&C 11-2awtf No f. south Fairfax street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-08

w A N TED.
100000 HICKORY SPOKES, in the rough.
oo CORDS BLACK GUM, 81 to II inches di-
ameter and 6 feet long e. ROSE ENTHAL,
no Sim Foot of Duke street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-08

9:=sA FOR RENT.-The three story BRICK
H#S#l W WAREHOUSE, on the south west corner
Of King and Fairfax streets. Possession gwen
january lst, 1867. For terms, &c, apply at
No 2Sl x II" street no lZ-laW4W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-25
news fEum rsf p,cEr cu,sr.

Heavy storms and Floods In California, &c.
sss Francisco. Dec. -. 1885
Advces from the interior by mail and sciesraph 20 far
lines u communication cpop, Justify Tho belief
tie ass storm has sqcaed 40 severity the remark
she one or Issi aud been attended By equally sxtcn.
ave foods The Yailoy above sacramsno n Ear ss RED
Bun and the valleys Of Joaquin and the coast range
IL large. arc submerged. hsilfoars, wagon roads,
nrdges and crban ganls have BEEN destroyed and
Rod away. Maryve Sacramento and STOCKTON arc sur
rounded by vast iakcg Cattle, sheep LoFses and swine
drow By thousands sn1 large Quantities Of
grain and nay Destroyed Much damage has also doubt
less been dore 10 miriag properly IN the Mountains
Tehama the water was - high that pcofe went WIN
boats IN tho streets and MO store.
The st0rm on The night " December ~ prcysilsi
throughout the entire state prostzing Telegraph .ires
In every dirscs4on and caaag grcst damage ny hoods
and wind2
The ship in-incibe, ono hundred and nineteen days
from New York, arrived yesterday.
The British ship Mary Ann FOR Liverpool with - DO
sucks o. shsst cleared yesterday from Frsnd Orogoa
Mount Hood vas plainly seen rom salem on Decen'
ter " sendlug forth volumes a vapof and smoke,
WI ch purea upwards kc discharges d stc4n from az
exhaust ppe
The shr ssctanac one hundred add sevensy "a y.
keu fUrk arrived yesterday She fblr her cargo
twco daring her voysgc M0et " >sf mea are ~ <
attn ecrrvy. Daring her vSysas soc hpoke We bark
Harrison ~kirh furn shft ~ 49, 10 sgrk the shP.
last night while TIE construction trsin % ne go
JOSE Railroad as gestirA vgtf NAL srd-e neG -
Msieo broke THROUGH throwing no tenaer and carr
down ~ mass. Kills 100 petons ana inJafins "ssfA
Cthrr9
The North Afncrcan steamship Cosnpacys steamer
hoses Taylor. .rvfG sus De- su. arr al YESTERDAY
70 ras dip Undo Tooy va Ia tho por. q an Jasa
tfen ahf itfl.
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seeclAt 1stssaAm 10 Tine HERALD.

Despatch Of Secretary Stewards Not Re.
ceived in Frnncc.
t*'s8 4 PARIS Dec "a, 1865.
The Nsnaear Of this morning says that the French
government has never received the despatch OF Sec
Rotary Seward dated the Esd OF November addressed
TO United ststcs Minister Bgelow Paris and published
with The ofnchl correspondence just seat in by the
Prssideat % Congress and In which Mr.. Seward speak
ing o. Naposson's nov amendment for the removal Of
the Yrsnoh troops nsm Mexico in III Spring Of 1867
ssys Bss Ne Empsrers decision TO modify the exist
iss ananssmsat wishsss ~ understanding with the
United Nss - asa Issss ths whole French army Ia
Mexico Ter ~ present instead 81 Withdrawing one
aetsesnsss ~ Nsvsmbss current, q pfcmIsed Il now
.fouaA n svsy vay incoaven,ent and excsptionsbe
We canapt acqusscc, hrst, bccause tho term /" next
ssngv appointed for the entire evacuation indie
matte ana vagus second because have authority
for stating 10 Congress and 70 the American people that
- haze better guarantee for the withdrawal Of
No veIs sxpsouary force IN the spring than No have
hssssssors had for The Withdrawal Of part In Novcm.
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wondensg crowds conilnns 70 frequent Dodworti
Hall which under the magic wnnd Of NJ Harx becomes
temple Of mysteries THIS gentleman continues 70 svc
many Of hs famous trcgs snt introduces almost every
evening something Thn mysterious head SILL
noais 10 The air iesifyng 70 ~ ytL power BY rning
gfownnx aud speaking the serial bell confnnek fbynah
sOrs zhtsd make ~ aurprising reyostonN TIE dry
Earth ef AZ toucn ~ the mas cans And rrofsces
rozer Lushos and Tho ntxhausnn hat u prot ic q.
ever 81 lin rluga Chinese ianirfna, rra0nca, banao
line, &C. fast evening The entertainment fore8dsd
hieh mnFt b. seen b. hnlFevsd Oct Of sfaau pofi
folio, soat thirty inches long w sseny wide, sad ~
more tbxn about halt iErh thick, AMP
portsd Oh 4 light table. TIE leg or wh'-h ".
Without any covering. " Hsrs ccnsrves before the very
eyes 81 his audience 70 extract vctufcs bo4et . Cigars
ornamental tass sutnfus bahy ara cssdie birds snd
br8eAges "a na ssih and collection N olrr srgs ~ 7
bulky n8Nsa enough 70 '1st ar frprt~ wegrr AT
th1as hsss Gss yT - HartS hsY9 a''ssi go
Ia WGlrs
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sAAxc ATTEMPT At sosser AND musoea.

A Mas shef In His DIV. Hesse-Escape r. the
80 - AssSss;a. t. 80 -
most my serious OF shooting took place Ia East
fhirtyfourth street carly hour Yesterday morning
and which AZ present Il somewha. shroudsd Ia mystery
resulting 10 Of The occupants u the house being
BY unkno~Hperson and the success sfa escape Of
the assassin. II seems that Mr. Emil Just, residing at
No. 50 East Thirty fourth street. awakened about
two O'Clock yesterday morning BY singular tho
house indicating that person trying enter
his room He Immediately arose FROM his bed ard
sarDdfor The door, shich, 10 his srrprso m fcipd
wide % q, be har,ng locked the retiring o.
scr. ng no psrsn ID TIE bal. he closed tho door and
again retired huf had bcyn In bed not than half
an houg when he was again startled by the same
Doise lie Jumped ont of bed tho sscond tms
aud proceeded toward the d0ur, hut had got only
about half wsv when unknown psfs0n pred
pistol from the hall the ball entering Dir breas. Just
below the collar bone Tho report Of Tho pistol s~ak
ened the other sates Of the house, Who ran 20 hf ss
sstsnce ard found him lying upon the ncor bIsedng
proiuseiy from the wornd An alarm WAS given 20 the
police when officers ri'z rrald Bell and Bcrghtcn soon
arrived and thorough search vas made, but the ssas
sin had succeeded in making good his escape An In.
vest cation was mad throughout the dwelling but
nothing appeared 10 have been moesisd nor any
thing missing II Il presumed that the party intended
robhiug Mr. Just Of money, 10 having considerable
amount n his clothing physician Was called IN VINO
prorounrsd the wound iefons, add mp - late horr
last evening bat little hopo was ehicrsaned Of hts re-
ccvcry Hsv the party entered The hose Il mystery,
n there arpfnred no rd,cnCn that any part ~ The
buildlug had boon broken into.
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SINGULAR DscosEnr nv rnx PoLcx wHILx ShAacnr0
BosGLAns. While Sergeant cArpvntsr ssd oreer
Payne the Forty fourth preclnes wore 10 pursuit Of
two burginrs who had broken into the cloth casris
ssnbItshsssnc Of u Boidso, Me- - Sdssoa svsnr~
they came apoa Robe1 Curry and James Mc0arnban.
mhs were passing ths night % The bay y Witty q
livery stable w'th Msna stewart and Ellzal9 coxigsn
A. rue entrance NJ Baidsns place had been cns cd
through thu livery stabe the whole party vas arrested
ON saspcion They wers taken before Justics covnwr
YESTERDAY wnsn Vie wotasn wsrs s.ni y jan - twsn
Honzsslx AID rArAL AcupKsr--A wonAs crusaD
70 AroEs About half past ave scloc last evening
dreadful accident occurred At Paisrgns mill. FOO,
Of North Third street, Y. H. Il that woman
named Elizabeth Williams wss engaged in pssting up
chips In the MILL and while doing so approschsd Che
machinery closely thai her drsa< canght BY the
bait She wss dragged iuto The pulley 81 her body
carried and the shaft, which 20 goias = the rats Of
ne engine Vas ssopcsa 4 vss .Ssa foss1 thai b.,
body was muiIlstsd n shockinG msunef every bona
bess crushed 2 posSsf AID We sstn1 nn VA
Aftydve yssss o. age and rssed - No. ~ First street
Corousr Smith took Charge Of Der body.
A~e Jcrxssv AsrT surrosso TgISr. -Thonss
cs.dy .assssd Sss1 { QSicnss lat :, tho hoass q
ars Ann Leonard, Ma. 81 saSds E{fst but suddenly
disappeared Mr. Leonard shortly sftf dit2ycrcd thas
her trunk hsd been robbed u 81 ono The S"ueff rAs
communicated 70 tho police and dssciIve Cerwin foand
Cassidy yesterday In Philadelphia No brought On
TO nsookiyn and locked W 10 await tnsi
A prrzrATs wgs sssTn.--A mss named David
iAngfsy, residing the corner Of Second and South
second airesss X D.. wa yss,ssdsy sraigncd before
Justice DALEY On charge OF focnlous assault preferred
by his villa fszb~z No committed % await srsml
nation u aPpssrs thai Langley b~s, hrs Vic In cruel
NE with . s.as He would very prpb.hiy have s1e.
cssdcd In this II he bad not been promptly dtssrn-d
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IN INV srnwr Couunsro~uL M George a No.
Laa. he newly sppesassA ssrsss Csuini'oasr vsssd
the Csmpsrolisrs ocs yesterday fsr ~ psrpsss o.
Aisng biz encAi bonds Mr James y hcfSas, frsM.
1sai - the ptzsns ySss Insurasee Cenpsny. e.d ~
sdrAss s sss a. hsa,s ~ scss 49, ~ sSs
Mayors odAcs fss shs bssposs q taking - - o.
Nsw yosx YoUss nu's CzHmzzAs AssocAno& -Ihs
regular nentAly meeting Of this osaaissssa was ~
In The rsons No lSl Ffh avenue. ct eight O'Clock -
evenings ~ Prssidsat william = Dedss. Jr, ID ~
and l. Boisss Bsass' Rscoidins sscsssry, bsiss Sss
on. Tho preesslings commsaced with the usual ~
g'eus sSsrcisss osaauetsd y sAs Isssds. ss. w.scs
o BY shs several ccmmsssss wh sTsaI saTsessnsa and
: ss. ~ K. os S.s. oBs.a
through the good ocss Of the committees appointed fos
~. pu,pss oord nvs:! s :h z ssssdss = ~ sss
and mutual inYlovsnsas. Ths prssldssi nads some
sSsir ssoisiy. ~ Srssvs. Who died % niss.ss.sy
lounsy 70 nexico H wa deeply rspcstsd ~ al whe
be- snss h!n Sus.s hs resdsnss hsss - = =. J.
routins businsn Caaiss 3 whilsSss1 ~ slsvsssy
vvisssa enoey satllsl rEssposs n lana" ~. whlss-
:sa. a S.:s.s: q ~ sssisss !, ss.s = sss .s.-
HxmaD Ar raz FpacsG nn2DavAsrsss--A young
mas named Jeremiah 0'Conaos. ssd Min Johnsos.
bosA Of wAsm - slaesd lfsn uakafsx. snd who
srssaed % Saturday ~ = ssssgrpa dsspasoh re-
csvsd ~ supsdstsadsnt KsAusdy, wsss - shus ar
uaitsd inths hosybssds o. alrmcay ~ = xpsscepai
mtnNlss, = the police hss4qGnsssx. Il appsAts that
they ded ffom Ireland, and purSuoo BY brother
of tho ypunG girl; but Ill his aen1ps 70 prevcnt ihef
that she was dstcr ned 70 have Oconnor Mr. Kennedy
thought It beat to tis tho knot immediately Ths lady
said TO have engaged ~ gentleman who u now 10
China, and who 10 worth over $4,000
3 FATAL FALL--coroasr Cover yesterday held an in
quest q tho New York Hospital the body Of jobs
McTague, who died from tbs escts Of injuries received
the l7th instant BY falling from scanold erected
against . new building corner Of Mercer nnd Grand
streets. Tho jury rendered verdict Of s'accidsnts
death" Deceased was twcntytwo years Of age and
native or ireland.
y FATALLs INJURED PrxR.--John Sullivan, tho man
wno was injured pier 70, North river, on Saturday
last by the framework Of railroad falling on him,
dicd yesterday In the New York Hospital. Coroner
Cover he'd m inquest on the body. aud the jury ~
turned verdict OF acttdsntai death" Mr. sullivan
who hired ~ 30l Front street. thirty-uine years o.
q. and native Of Ireland
fDgxruxo Tho who killed 1t tho American
Express Company building, in Hudson street, - pre-
vioasly reported, yesterday identified ~ William
Robinson twenty two years Of age. sstye q Scotland
pioycd IN boot snd shoe in Dey street. He had
served three years In she array. Hs asx
PRESENTATION wAnp ScHooL No. THE scholars
In oasses A, audi. school No. Z Tenth ward, yss
terday presented their teacher Mr.. Samuel T. Aloe,
AZ marx Of their appreciation cf his cArsfui dschargs
or his duties 70 them. Fey NM #Ma
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No*r~v pvsetr. nss ~ is@
To- Gstss Ais.ss prrtA coar. Judse g 1sess
~.ss pra@a "a. ssspsp "a s.~pa % Noaasx u Serex
Tns .lsaIsa " 80 cgar hsa bssa p'iaeg@, esrssiei
vlsa ia Agrasrsl&Y oste ~ SO rstSerw N@ 100,
~ ramantA - To- eaxe werr Fsff@i feR1 -
Gasa Jary. psTsAsmA ~ s*ins 0aenafxed ~ ~ s*ak~
rAsuaae K~fes ledge rnawwspa AfsFm.4 Ne JFfy
tsaA hsfs No. ~AfL~NIk Nue - $40 80 t~r ~
lln lerus " re nerit, ~ ~ - F~ttm. wwf'
49, sFAanine6 ntg ~ Wkshitfiet. ~~ph - @<9n ~
y Y* nsft H&Nsnn IN fha tgsM - Wsffgwtr ~NA'4
~ ae4etsAi ~ th~ fttmsrs AtsfNv Nuf sAhrMt~i Y
tl.su. Ia 4.s. tasy lfta @eg@ fssna w.
tiss fr.aa f.ryanas nE An tgs - eos
Ia~a = 1907 a $500 81 4
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sas Pe.sgso D~ - iss
The bart PARSE. from Hong Kous, arrived ysssnrdsY
with dstss 70 october O.
rho anp chins, from sAsssbse Tor Rasssss sFfsed a.
Ring xerg cctosu 4 willis the eh~i ms's and 'sssn
isrn OF ~. 81 tbs SD Wstfanssss, sounf q
fondon whira ssry sspers a. prsisa shoal. Tie cap
lsir eox boot made for Est md tAnd Cor ss-ist
ascc Iraviax the male charge ~ toe fhp. Widen
sooa after bcsrdsf NJ cbinsmrn, vhe adylsea AZ on
board iesve The mate aud erac af fhs ship ~ to
boats lac usfts.s AID OK lnen ~ arEs1 q ~ ts-a.
ara are stps~cd hsys saufdavsf BY the prsfeI
. Tue pse sfsrwara. hated o- sp, sss vas toa TIA,
tns captain had rfs pme Tss ~sirf bcats
wore soon sstof pexed ~ D. tor ship Chlna CongDo-
aos~ Jon~s besung ths psfos.ss, fapofssf 70 hsss
cent gnBhoais ~ the Gfst4Def a no vff9~
Tbs Westminster ~ large cargo from taicutts-
Hong Eoug dates 10 Dsps0~r tue ta1tgfT
of ne american briganilnr Cubs BY Chinese pirates.
nsas Pedre Brsnrs TIE cspsaln dsf s~ra,sly Abs
and the sssssl ps.rnu snd ~ ARE snd ab~nf0o~f
Through the sxsrflona % the Survivors NE are w1
srtnx lsh~d and the ship broaght safely ints por.
Te csas of The British WERNER Prince tber. srr-f
and coDnsc.isa " tho Ghinesa salhorss~ - Hosg
Kong j. 70 - rcog~sd w order q fhe British knsssf
Re@fsnL st pckin.
There N report ~ The sAlpsasst n fosty thgafsDa
bales u es'soa fer The HOG Kenx make,
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The " ul1tesicaI Anily" and FrisndIy
Rslstisss sfFrases anl he United
stafss d " Great valus.''
nm fARAn n \ srnIglr su1DtrIss,



Reception Of tho New Anerican Minisssr by
ehanged--The sszlstsrical Amisy's sf the
Natisas 81 Great value.
Tia Emperor Napolsoa accorded an audience yester-
day 10 the Hon Mr. Bigelow sxMinstsr Of tbs United
sasss Who had the honor Of presenting to his Majesty
Major Gensal John A Dix hB successor in the repre-
ssntation Of the American government near the Court
OF the Tuileries. =. $500. s. NJ, q VI.
General DIX, on presenting his credentials 10 the EN-
peross made few remarks IN the OF which, he
referred 70 the long standing ancient international aty
which existed between the people and the government
81 Franco and the people and Executive Of the United
atss, ~ we'll ~ the many historical "reminiscences
which tended 70 pspetuats the friendship existing be-
tween then. The General expressed. In the name
Of the United States government. his sincere
wish that the good understanding at present exist
Ing between the two countries would become perpetual
Tine EnpsEer Napoleon replied thanking General Dix
los agsseabls manner In which he had opened his
! nssion 10 the French court His Majesty said-The
hissorcal "reminiscences to which you alludc having
sxiste1 from carly date between France and the United
States constitute sure guarantee that no msundcr-
standing will disturb the friendly relations which prevail
bstwssA the two countries. The continuance Of a
loyal ssd sincere understanding between the govern
msets will be great advantage the industry and
commerce Of both countries tho inhabitants of which
already aonsh the other portions OF the world BY tho
nsrvsls ef thar enterprise Such understanding will
90 much snsare and gusatee popular progress, and
Aha marcia OF clvuizAGon. - ..e.,'eas.a .
raas pressncsin Paris sir. cannot but consribute 70
th hasus result by spolaing your official character
sAsss sesa ps;aons, w,loh a ach 1he hshessvaus
.ssa
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ANUS eMENrs.

Mr. Owens iossgarssvd the Isrt week %, one q 4
highly successful engagement BY Tie presentation Of The
Live indian a. afterpiecc 10 his speciality. The
Peoples Lawyer with tho emsofimeni Of Scion
shinals Mr. Owens name win he ever idcntnsf, and
fcw viii forget hi. thoroughly artistic performances OF
part 10 the rendering Of witch BY careful attention .
an npcrsonato lhs actor gives the impression that he
he onrv 70 the French rather thaa ts English school
f playcrs Aliusion ss merits ~ tbs farce The Lave
Indlsn 10 unneceSssry ls situations sxcecdinely
oomlca and its incident invariably produce hearty
rnerrimsnf The azsernblags thai enjoyed bir. Owens
pevsorm.ucs LAT evening larks snd demOnsrstve,
and frequently encouraged the siors Of sh- artists 90
win applause
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A this theatre presented ss nigh dfsmaizei
ysrsion OF tho familiar story Of The Forty riicves TIE
piece h well rounsed aud n pat upon The Stage With
grand spectacular effects and tho attractive seeusorss
or gorgeous dresses and nteriudc~ ~ssafs ard dssrne
Tue design " the management IN presenting this drama
h, 70 furnish Suitable entertainment Tor the holidays,
ard n this tbs fair csare hae happily rucc~~ded Ias
cast Of the piece excellent and the several Parts
were we'll sustained Mrs Conway - hotena, The
slave OF Caszm Bsba, T. Mesfsyer a. All fsna snd M
O. Henri az Ganem the principal chsrnctsrx The
house was more than fu, and the sndlcDce ssvs fre
quenf Signs Of sstisacon during the performsnce rms
iazG reno above referred 10 waFh sccompsnisd ~
tableanx. was loudly encorea
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TURKEY.


NV Uslnisscr from the Sultan 20 Napoleon.
- PANS Dec. "a, 1888.
His Eassnsacy Mehsmsd Dismil pscha, The newly
spponesd sbassador Of the Sublime Porte Tho Court
q FSnce presented his credentials 10 Napoleon imme.
daeiy stss the reception Of General DIX the American
nsnsesr. yssssuday
The Emperor Afforded him gracious reception ana
szwses,d himself In friendly adore IS.
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eesbtfsi wsslhsr ssrn VIII b hsd IL yssaAry. uaeD
Jsdge anvsl 0f tho southern District Of Ohio. Co ~
prevailed UNA y held court There u consIdershas
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Inf sssaua rs1uslEs.

es~--r-a ssrrur ronassrnn nals ri. Recent
f#f Orders.
JxsrEnso~ err No, Dec ~, 1906.
ae1sAl Grant teiegraphsd todnT 70 Gov rrnor Fetief
. WsnnR'on, mat he couuiermanded the ofder tena-
Two uotnp AHiss OF Uaei States troops 20 IsrngtOn
Tssr''lw tne Question o. Supremacy OF Huthotty IN
hspvrsewaucn o. 'ho peace The loyal men here arc
jrnnant ce1erai Grants retreat from nntsnAbs
enstoa
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Tss Frsreh Naval ExPcai'lel ssaisa Csrs..
~ = ~ -, "A Hove Kosa Dec !, 1900
hisrsportsd hsse to-day tina. the French naval *.
psttion Assinxt Corea, undertaken BY admiral 70
svenge the murder Of missionaries and other cutrasss
has beer beaten % from Kunghsu withhe Of forty
ave mel, ,nd Mat The Imperial feet has -aturned to
shanshss
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JOHN n. sURRATT.


s#M N M LONDON, Dec. "a, 1886
rasrspao scrcss IRON AisSnadrs say that the pris-
snes snf.a has been placed board the United States
a,eamer swsisra witch sailed Tor The tinted states
~r44av aet III
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hat San FRAsusco Dee. o. 1899.
last ughs Ore broke cut 10 laSsc three sorry brick
house sostivsst cSvnsr Piue aud Battery Streets
causing loss or about 90 60 Fila :
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Critical Condition or Papai Affairs.
TosDnS. nee "a 1885
rhs n~a q ,oday considers she .nair, ), the HoIy
See - sssseai condition, 10 spite q 80 ranqui APP
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Fur-f wav.' Emre, The pwr fhst W@spw
wsss.fta ~srf~~ts s~ss 49, = - ~e'ts = ~ -
aAN nd. rs rs FAff ~ hfa~f
shsA ssers tasesy.rs nses rtsfes R.bss neEss o~~.
- tiat-F. s,1 8rsstwsr s5uss u y. - ~f~~f
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gfsr~ner wrvrf.lsfe Weed
ANfk&r4NfA -. NLNt hA9hsHs>t
~ N~Ai-sl, So Ysss
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CHIc,1o, Dec. "a, 1864.
Tho shos store OF John H. Bro>kman, at Rock Island
burned On Saturday two o'clock, and the adlon
Inn buildings were somewhat injured The total loss
viii amount 70 e2e.eeo, which % insured IN Hartford
companies. Aa G1M
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a. .. 4. r..oI-fs 60 .. 80
wBEnrF = wiLsoEe seseg sscntNE1
So IA "a ~ - -L.. .-Ie-. ~ NsAA
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Mr. Chsesbro pastor. totally destroyed BY frs bs.
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thing saved. The loss will reach $4,000 Of which
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from furnace
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