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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-02
opening Of the Assembly.

ST. JOINS, ~ f., Jan. 31.-The
Governor opened the Assembly to-
day. He regrets that pauperism is so
.hn prevalent, and recommends that most
strenuous efforts be made to suppress
,'-a .,.-, it; deplores the failure of the potato
crop, and urges the necessity of plant
ing crops not liable to failure,
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NASHVILLE.
Tennessee Leglslature-The Suffrage
81 HAiat 5l 'RiIl. Ea@ eJ|

S. NASHVILLE. Jan. 31.TThe House
continued to-day the discussion of
the proposition to give the right of
suffrage to negroes tits believedthe
measure will caIrya decisive majority
after thorough debate. z adi y "a
- SANDUsKY, % 3sFeb ia destruc-
tive fire broke out in MansfeldF o.,
this morninglat 3 o'cloek.a lWeldon's
block was entirely CONSUMED. sIEsti9
naseet' loss. $40 ;000s 5 Noainsarance.
2 'TAUNToNi Mass. : Feb. . "A WOOL
en- 'milEat heitun, Mass, owned by
VIM Cobb and others, was burned
this morning go Loss, '$120,000 In
sured for about $4,000. % hus II
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND.

i.tatHn 3 l0L ENGLAND. 3 ltA 5Elfl
LONDON, Feb. LIT is announced
that the Austrian troops in Mexico
do not. leave that country with the
French force. 37 1g a9a#
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1-NoonAThe
cotton market is without any change.
The Brokers' Circular reports the
sale of $4,000 bales; sales to-day is
estimated at 1000 bales of middling
uplards at 144 pence.
LONDON. Feb 1-Noon-Consols
have advanced /. per cent. to-day,
and are now quoted at 905-16d for
money; u. S. 5-20's declined 1-16 per
cent. and are quoted ~ 11-16. Y
ITALY. ft4 p
FLoRENcE, Feb. 1.-Count Barroll
has been appointed Italian Ambassa-
dor ltofhe5Gourt,ofi Vienna. aya sd
lds ad - FRANCE, sL sloisa 9a
PARIS, Feb. /. 1.-The Gazette Ds
Hibsneamo has an editorial, protest
ing against the rendition of Hami-
rande,u thes defnllter, to he British
G9vernmeqts4 ayfe s785sfgfH -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-02
Election Of United States Senator
The Long Agony Over. II

II
We congratulate the country upon
this auspicious result of the efforts of
the true men of the State to harmonic
all the elements of opposition to the
design of the Radical party. The
Senatorial course of Mr.. Davis upon
all the issues now before the country,
or which have been agitated for some
years past, has been bold, able and in
perfect accord with a public senti-
ment in Kentucky, more powerful and
more unanimous than any which
has been awakened by former agita-
tions. ai qvqos ssteuo eag
1t is not improper in this connec-
ton to allude to the fact that, the
Democrats in our Legislature who pre-
ferred another man, .outnumbefed the
friends of Mr.. Davis, and that his
election could only be secured through
the willingness of Mr.. Powell's friends
to forego all the. usages of party
which would have justified them un-
der ordinary circumstances in adher-
ing to the man of their choice. 1t
should, and we believe it will put an
end forever to all jealousies and vain
distinctions in the ranks of the great
party which is animated by common
sentiments, is enlisted in a common
cause, and each individual of which
is exposed to a common danger.
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MoRRIsTowN, Pa, Feb. 1.-Gen,
Hancock's father died here this morn
ing. sflf 5,s, - sr.
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Kentucky SenaOtrial Election.
What orthe Louisville Papers Say
7.ss58o4sT 9qG About 1t. 04d egi -
= [From the journal. sist.l

We are happy to announce the ter
mination of the Senatorial dead lock
at Frankfort by the reelection of the
Hon. Garrett Davis, the Democrats
and Conservatives having elected him
yesterday by a majority Of thirty-seyen
in joint assembly. This result is gra-
tifying to u.s. as it will be to the
= of constitutional liberty
throughout the Union. The result
gives US an able and faithful Senator,
and at the same time, as we trust, pro-
notes the consolidation of the two
wings of the anti-radical party of the
State. If our trust is not misplaced,
the election has killed two remarkably
fine birds with one stene,e sg8dtO ml
- 20 From the Democrat. 3lst.J .Jaod a.
Election Of United States Senator
The Long Agony Over. Ia
: 1t will be seen byiour, Legislative
proceedings this morning that the
Hon. Garrett Davis was re elected
United States Senator for the period
of six yearsffrom the close of his pres
emit term 7-sreceiVing seventy-eight
votes, or, nearly "a unanimous vote Of
all those opposed to Radicalism in the
Legislature. gise9IsaT b.
The result was quite unlocked for,
but must prove highly satisfactory.
foh = From the Courier 3fst.l DEL ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05

an entrance fee from visitors On passing over thu
small bridge leading TO the island one perceves long
shed-lke congiomeraon Of planks beams and rafters
trance TO the agricultural show Walking through this
and passing TO the right stands in the midst Of
packed and unpacked agricultural implements Of every
kind
The confusion is complete that il would take one
man week 70 discover the nation which contributed
each specimen or the name Of the manufacturer.
little further on stood sheds open at the sides
but rooted in In which other agricultural implements
and engines Of various nations have been indiscrim
natsly and temporarily piled.
There are about twelve Of these sheds Others Ia
the course OF erection, that when the good time
comes lor tne exnoon or these agricultural phenomena
one may expect that they will an be safely housed out
OF harms way
The only part Of this Exposition which is at all com.
plee, the only part which will be ready fortnight
is the series OF sheds forming hollow square and
tanning some French sheep. Much attention seems TO
have been bestowed on these ANNALS which enjoy good
quarters The floors Of the buildings are made Of
ment soped on in two cutters the purpose Of drain.
aga Up the centre Of each shed runs small tramway
by means Of which and conveniently made box like
veyances the sheep may be transported from build
ing TO the Other The animals appear and healthy.
In the space enclosed by the sheds stand hur-
dies and wire fence, within which the animals are al
lowed to stray and bask the sun for certain number
OF hours each day
The finest building the island win b gigantic
restaurant ON which some so workmen are now busly
employed
There s part Of the ground allotted 70 gardeners
ana seedsmen but few seem 70 have avaed themselves
or the opportunity.
Another lot Is separated and will later 10 the season
be devoted TO ploughing matches very scanty sup
ply OF vines have been sent ON exhibition the ground
not being adapted for them.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

BY late advIces from Washington city, Iasuten liant
Commander stantons orders 70 the United States frsass
Cuerrere have been revoked, and be s ordered 70
command the United States gunbost rahoma at present
81 Galveston, Texas.
Lieutenant Commander Ghsrardj ID 70 consider bin
self detached upon the reporting Of his relief and 70
proceed to Phadelpha for his examination for promo
ton to the grade Of Commander In the Navy.
Lieutenant Commander z W. Henry has been pro-
noted 70 Commander on the retired list.
Paymaster Bradford, In charge Of naval supplies at
New York Navy Yard IL detached from that duty aud
Paymsster Dunn ordered 10 relieve him.
Commander Leonard Paulding a. present In command
OF the United States steamer Wateree In the Pacific
reported detached from his command, and Commander
j. h ellis 10 ordered TO relieve him
Captain Bsnkhcad, formerly commanding the United
Stsses steamer wyoming now on the China station, u
now npon hi return home, owing 70 sickness
me United States steamer yuniata, Captain Almy, IN
now on hee way home from the Brazil squadron
The United States steamer wachusets viii soon leave
the Asatic squadron for the United States
The United States steamer troquon, Commander T.
Eneliah By this has arrived ~ Rio Janeiro and
sailed Tor hs Caps Good Hope on her way 70 The Asatc
The United states steamer Memphis 1t present a the
New York Navy Yard " % b. put out Of commission,
needs repairs 10 her boilers and engines Captain M
Fraey, United Statss Navy Inspector u Philadelphia
Navy Yard, has been ordered 70 Panama 70 command
the United States steamer sarsnac
The United States steamer Paui Jones Comma ,xder w
r. Fitzhukb, lon Pensacola on May for New YORK
The Unlsd ssaees steamer TAilapocsA ths ssme datl
fes wssninssea rhsy both come Noyth tos rspalss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05

The Philharmonic Society celebrated their siv we'd
ding, twenty nfh anniversary at stenway Hall last
night by a concert, which was attended by q crowded
and fashionable audience The principal feature Of the
the splendid singing of the mannerchor Of
the celebrated Lederkranz Society in Frolfs Saga by
Max Brich, work which we spoke Of before when
sung by the society at their ownbal The rendcr
ing Of this masterpiece, last night deserved all praise,
and added aures to the already pethorc wreath
by the society. Madame Rotter and Fred steires
were the solosts and acquitted themselves in the
satisfactory manner.
The last night Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Paul filed
Irving Hall TO overlooking with fashionable assem-
bage and both OF those clever artists recalled
every piece Of their varied and interesting pro-
rrnmme
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Special Cable Telegram to the
Herald.
SLAVERY ABOLISHED IN THE EMPIRE.
Children Born FREQ from Date OF the
Imperial Decree.
THE WORK OF EMANCIPATION COMPLETE.
&c. 10. Gc.
RIO JANEIRo, April 8. 1867, |
via LONDON, May 1, 1867. (

RIO JANEIR0, April s. 1867,
via LONDON, May 1, 1867.
The Emperor Dom Pedro the Second, of Brazil,
with the advice Of his Ministers. signed to-day
an imperial decree by virtue of which slavery is
abolished throughout the Brazilian empire.
This most important executive order is to take
effect in period Of twenty years, so that no
violence will be done to what is termed the fright
Of property in the slaves.
Children Of every class born within the limits
Of the empire after this day, the 9Th of April,
declared absolutely free by birth, so that it may
be truly said we now inhabit land of freedom in
which industry and labor win soon find fair
reward.
The government of Brazil has for many years
past sympathized with the action taken by the
United States government in conjunction with
some of the great Powers Of Europe for the sup
preston Of the slave trade on tho coast of Africa
and few years only have elapsed since the EN-
peror signed decree prohibiting the importation
Of slaves into his dominons.
The issue of the present decree completes the
work Of emancipation in Brazil.
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1ss'sSBFFicsSo Es, u 4h 2RH rsksss 5s
J. w. BRADLEY'S
CELEBRATED DUPLEX KLLIPTTC

The new InviGbIe rra' o. Mr. Brsalsy's msnufaesurS
n great improvement the Old styles and especially
adapted % marrow sorsd drs:ses-N = World, Mch - 81
Duplex Elliptic skirt.-N r Tribune March q 1857
Mr. Bradeys Duplex skirts perfect size and shsy
well and ncxfblityN. Y Times, March 81 I6Q
Br.dles Duplex skirts are recognised Il tns c,sy -
Ladyss Book for March, 1867.
The most acceptable Hoop Skirts are y Bradieys Do
plex Klliptc -Petersous Magazine for April 1857.
Y uselsss 70 speak OF the general inertia Of the Dupssx
Elliptic skirts all other claimants 70 ladies' favor
Prank Leslics Magazine for March
For sale In all the nst class stores In the Uned States
aud elsewhere.
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ARREST Of a MINING srocx OPERATOR n sssroa

Mr.. John Leighton, . leading operator In mining
shares arrested yesterday BY Boston detective at
the instance OF parties In New York Previous his
arrest tbs Directors Of the Franklin Mining Company Of
this city, Of which he formerly Officer had deter
mined take legal action against him on Of
legged ENHANCEMENT Of the funds Of the company and
issue Of IL stock. The company obtained warrant
Cor his arrest which served after he taken
upon the warrant Of the New York parties Pending the
conflict Of Jurisdiction the New YORK parties desiring
70 take him 70 that city last night and the Boston cred
ors objectinR, Mr. Leighton remains here In charge OF
the oacerA Tho claims Of the New York parties upon
him mot definitely known bus It N undsrstood that
they connected with the recent specu alton In the
Corydon Gold and other mining companies In which Mr..
Leighton has been largely Interested for time past
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A Store to I4es on Ann street,
IN TIE NKW HERALD BUILDING.
RENT % a0. - -
AN INSURANCE OFFICE,
RAILROAD OFFICR
JEWELRY STORk.
OR ANY BUSINESS RKquiRiHd 4
PROMINENT AND CENTRAL LOCATION.
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store to Let ,S En- 1T Ryc NEW BUILDING
RENT $4,000.
SUITABLE FOR
AN INSURANCE ovvICE,
RAILROAD OFFICE,
JEWELLERY STORE,
HAr sTORK
other business requiring prominent and central To-
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that Messrs POI.LAK SON, who the 6rne
introduce the OF Meerscham Goods into this
Nassau Tor the convenicnce OF smokers down town, n
Brooklyn, Jersey City willis msburK and Hoboksn. Their
store at 632 Broadway near Fourth street. retained
both stores large sescton o. only warranted genuine
any design cut 70 order, and repairing done At moderate
lfin
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FORTRESS MoERoH, May 4 1857.
The habeas corpus Of Jefferson Davis ezcitss dsss
interest ss Norfolk The military authorities hero ass
not advised as TO what action has been taken.
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Fires and Loss Of Life in 81. Louis.

81. LOUIS Nay Z, 1851
building Second street, between Olive and Locust
occupied by Teasdae Co. and ). q. Fenby commits
sion merchants, W. G. Nottingham, provision broker.
and Buck Jorst, box manufacturers, burned last
night Loss from 900 TO $4,000 which is fully in
surcd. A man, who was sleeping In the building, was
suffocate1 TO death.
The boarding house OF M1 Masterson destroye I
by fire yesterday morning. woman named Julia King
persisted in the namea Tho IRE was the work Of an
incendiary
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Confessions Of A. InyaIid. -PubIished for she
benefit young others who suffer from Nervous
Debility supplying the means Of ssfcnrs Copies free.
Address N. Mayfair. Brooklyn, n r.
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:. An Prizes Cashed In Legal Lotteries. -Cires-
j. cLuTE. Broker. I7s Broadway
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Lock stitch Sewing Machines the Wheeler
Wilson Manufacturing Company. Sold only BY EiIipss
3. n. Co., 5x3 broadway.
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sUooLsor A. A HAnon-0n Friday afternoon
boy about thirsss ysa Of sss, q rsspsssabls family
Of this city. len hs homs and trace q him could
b discovered untl yesterday, whom be came
homo and seated that he had engaged himself
- . cabia boy On board the steamship Ocean
noon for Liverpool He states that getting over his
idea Of voyags abroad, he he'd asked psrmson 70 90
ashore, obtaining which, he had concluded 70 90 home
said that several instances similar 70 this Of young
boys being engaged By captains Of steamers without the
consent Of their parsnts have under the notice ~
v uTsvsnt 49, rssuusscN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN. May T. 1851.
yThs steamship Manhattan, from New York, arrived
ct this port to-day.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION m s,uassM COUNTY. xx.

PARIS, KY May T. 1857.
The following ia the vote for Congressman poled -
day:-Beck, democrat SAT; Hanson, conservative. ~
Brown, radical, g. Only about two thirds Of the pre-
cinct vote polled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05

E U R O Pc
The Monster Reform Demon.
stration in London.
Extraordinary Precautions Against Riot
and Depression on Change.
'xhe Paris Exhibition
Scientific, Clothing aud Agri-
cultural Departments.
By THE CABLE TO NAY 4.
= >~~~-~->~~~>~>~~~~~~>~-
the REFORM AGITATION.
>~>~~>~o~>~--~~~>~~o~-
Preparations for the Monster League Meeting
in Lsaden-serioss Apprehcnsisns and
Finaactai Depressiea.
LosDox. Nay 4-Evsains.
Extraordinary precantioss are being taken BY tho
shores to guard against any possible rotous demon
szaioas the occason Of the proposed reform meet
ing ON Monday.
Notwithstanding these measures serious apprehen-
sons felt the market closed considerably
depressed In consequence
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
>>>~~~~~~~>-~~~~~~~~~~~-~
The London Money Market.
LONDON May 4-Noon.
Consols for money OIL
United States Avetwenty bonds. .............. nix
Erie Railway shares q
Illinois Central shares. ...............-.... 76x
LONDON, May 4-2:30P NJ
Cousols for money Ok.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
United States five.twenties. ..................71
Illinois Central shares.
Eric Railway shares. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a.
The Continental Bourses.
FRANKFORT, May 4-Noon.
United States Hve-twenties, 76k
FRANKFORT. May 4-Evening
United States hvewenty bonds closed 7eX for the
issue Of 1852
Tho Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL May Moon.
The cotton market is quiet Sales to day 10000
~eaoo A"AuA"S uPl"nu1s AA7sus mioonnB Oriosnss
11xd
LIVERPOOL, May 1850 P. NJ.
the cotton market closes firm. The sales to day are
1900 bales Mddlng uplaads, 11xd; Middling Or
leans llXd.
Liverpool Breadstufs Market.
LIVERPOOL, DAY Moon.
WHOLESALERS Of Western red at 13a 3d., Callfor-
MIA at l4s Cd; corn AS oats IS I'd. barley, A 3D.
peas a.
. 81, LvExrooI, May 1850 r. n.
Breadstuns close quiet. Western red wheat 13a Cd
white california wheat 14s Cd corn As; barley
a. 3D.; oats. 81 ID; peas, ~.
&ye Liverposl Prsvisions Markee.
LrvxRrooz, Nay Moon.
Provisions firm. Pork TIA ca Beef 127a 3D.
Bacon 3ea Lard 6ls Cd Cheese eos
LrKRroor, May 1850 p n.
Pork TIA Cd Beef 127a Cd. Bacon sea Lard SIS
Cd Cheese ooa
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, May E2:3o r. N.
Petrcleum.-sales OF spirits I'D Refined petro-
Commsn rosIn IA Sd. Fine rosin ID. Tallow ~
CloverSeed Sta
The Londsn Markets.
LONDON, May 4-Noon.
No II Dutch standard sugar, 24s. Scotch pig iron.
b2& Calcutta nseed o5s linseed OIL ESQ; sperm oil,
f13l; whale oil, ESQ; lnseed cakes, 60 los
LONDON May 4-2S0 p. H.
No II Dutch standard sugar. 2As lnseed oil, ESQ;
sperm oil xlsl; whale OIL ESQ inseed cakes, 60 15s
Scotch pig iron' 52s Calcutta iinsesd 6ss.
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ANTWERP May Moon.
ANTWERP May A-Evenlng.
Petroleum closed at ~ francs per barrel for standard
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DR.. y. II. schcnck. Of Yhiiadelphia. ON as-
Of sickness IN his family, VIII not be NJ hts rooms ~
Bend street. New York, until further notice
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A Brilliant Cemplexier The Use 81 JarcH.s
and freckies tan, bnCA spockA ANAL marss
dscoloraons rendering the skin white and - so
class druggists, perfumors, 10. .Fl.
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Ansnsr o. DnPHnAn CaARAcTER.-A man named
John Leroy, aiias 'ssd Lssry," well known charac-
ssr Of the Eighth ward, Wa arrested about haf-pst
nne O'Clock lase Might BY detective Gym Of the
Eighth prscncs o. srsQuison u Governor Henry Crap
20, Of Michigan, which served Governor Fsnson
yesterday morning The charge against Leroy that some
time ago he committed felonious assaul with intent
y kH, upon cisi.sa q Michigan; The prisoner Wa:
delivered over % the charge Of Sheriff Jackson Of
train lass nighA Lsroy sssssd, when arrested that
u had already cost him . good deal Of money 70
United.
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Dr. Kisssberg. Crres All Di9eescs Of she
sumption. ooe a5i Fifth avenue corner Of Twenty eighA
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Az You Grey ESSla-H a.s Vs.
10 Astor House; Casweli Hazard Co, Fifth Aveoue
Hotel O. Rushop broadway corner Twenty 1flh street,
6i3 Broadw N. Y.
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Disastrous CONFEDERATION in Rochcstcr-One
Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth Of Prop.
ertv Destroyed-SeveraI Lives Lost.
ROCHESTER, N. T., May 4, 1867.
There was great nre in this city this morning. In
voving loss of over hundred thousand dollars In
property an d three more lives.
The IRE began after midnight and continued till
eight O'Clock this morning, when 1t was checked.
Palmers block, in Main street. and several ad
joining were destroyed also the Washington Hall block
in the street The was large and elegant
building tho hall being used for popular exhibitions
When its immense roof fell In this morning three or
more men were buried in the ruins
The charred and mangled bodies Of John Pike Henry
Forceler and Joseph Wirne taken from the ruins
and conveyed to the dead house.
search is being made for the bodies The following
list Of tho principal sufferers: James Palmer, owner
Of the block and stock Of pyrotechncsloss $4,000 in
surance 500 The loss of the Monroe estate build
ings is $1,000, which is insured A. g. Pendry, drug
storeloss SO, 900; insured George Hoyt -four store
about $500 insured E. P Bell fancy store-lOss $500;
insured Stern. grocery storeloss 81, 500; insured
Gsapmsn hotel n9;s,.I insured
$500 Graham, loss on house and effects. $1,000
insured in full Washington Hall block, Jabez Collins
d. Tyler agent Of the halioss 81 900; insured $780,
Brown Co.. bakers-loss 81, 900. H. J. Rikard paper
Ts Ss
suffered slight loss and were mostly insured.
Fires and Loss OF Life ne Chicago.
CHICAGO, May T. 1857
Ore broke out in the building No. 80 Water street
last night destroying all the contents and damaging the
building to the extent Of $4,000 The total loss is
$35 900.
Six nremen while at work In the rear or the building
were buried beneath the falling wallis Three we're taken
out OF the ruins dead, and the others but little
injured.
rIov.tor A an cxx.erth etso.A t,oorocr "a Arvcorr
Dole Co., destroyed by IRE to-day. Loss 5000 0O0
which fully covered by insurance Elevator caught
re several times, but by the exertons OF the Aremen
serious damage was prevented The cause Of the Gre
e unknown.
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dren's Misses and Boys spring and summer FANCY
HATS together with upward Of forty styles In 0ouae
men D''-' -'1 oESiNs, No sls broadway
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A.-A.-A.-KaldeDberg6 e. Son are new PR
nounced the French having the hnese
Meerschaun Pipes exhibition At the exhibition OF spogel
Meerschaum We have and make 10 order the nnest Of
pipes for gentlemen smokers. Repairs. &C. Nos ana
John street. stairs
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CURTAINS = '''0'.'S "kBLrY,s, az Brosawsy
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I"ce NV SeT's siFfsixc srrLRs NOW READY.
a. L. a J. n. KELLY, al Broadway.
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The LADrss' FAn Soa rzs CHunM THE HoLy IsSo-
crSrs-Ths Ladies' Fair. which in progress corner
Of Thirty fourth street and Eighth during the
past week, win be clssed Thursday evening next
ralsd or sold on tomorrow, Tuesday, Wednesday and
ThuYsday evenin9A
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TAe Have Machine Cos lock stitch stitch srw 80
ms ssch,nc e,s.Ssv se broadway New York