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Both tho Liberal and Imperial papers Of Browns
villo condemn tho execution. Tho Ra,chc,o il In
fui, mourning Tho Governor OF Matamoras had
NIL tho bel!s rung md rockets fired on tho recop.
tion of Tho nows of tho execution IIo sent official
information Of tho fact TO Gen. REYNOLDS.
Tho Monterey stage was robbed OF clcvon thou
sand dollars in coin
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ErOn Gnlyrsfon

GALVESTON, July 3.-IiEATr, tho ollicor in conf
tnand of this post, having learned officially TINT
yellow fcver oxsts in Indianola, orders all coinmu-
nication between Galveston and TINT port to bo
cut off, also vessels from Brazos santiago arc TO bo
stopped ut quarantine for examination.
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Associate Justice WAYNE is sinking.
Richmond News.

RICHMOND. July s.-The frat lot OF now whoat
was sold to-day at 81 GO.
The colored majority registered in tho lower
ward to-day reached $50.
The Mayor issues proclamation tomorrow, re-
commencing general observance OF tho 4th July,
as the best evidence Richmond can give to the
whole country Of tho loyalty Of its citizons and to
convince Congress that no more legislation is ne
cessary 10 mako her loyal.
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Reui.trntton I'm t,eorp,a

SAVANNAH, July a.-141 whites and 1859 blacks
registered to-day. Tho Board received instruc-
tions to register all who can take tho oath. The
Board invites applicants, that o fow days back
were refused, to call again.
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.r 500 STARS"
P r ( PAR Alto MS

ESTABLISHED NaHTERN YEARS.
Laboratory, No. 10 Crosby street, Now York.
5000 BoIos. Bottles and Flasts manufactured daily
SOLD BYALL LDRUGGIs7sEV sEVERYWHERE
"CoSTAR's" SALES DEPOT,
No. Asa BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Ship. Boats, Public Inaututions &C., &c.
IL truly wonderful the confidence that Ia now hsd in
every form OF Preparations hit comes from costsrs "
"cosTARs" RxTERm1NAToRs-For Rats. Mica,
hoaehes Ants. &c. 60 "only nfaible romody known. :"
"Sot danseroue 70 me hnmAn family. "Rats como out
":cosT1R's" BEb- BUG ExTRnM1NAroR- Liquid
p1. SP e sns aFTsf fHsyV e a. nos
Furs and Woollens s Invaluable Nothing can exceed It
for power and eicaey Destroys Instantly ali Inseotu on
"cosTHa's'' DUoITaoRN sAIvE-Yor cuts, Burn.
Wounds bruises, Broken Brtas Boro Nipples Pilcs in
.noouons. No family shosa bo Without IL s1eeods
"oosTAh's !" coRN soiyESr-For corns, Bunions,
"cosTARs" BITTER SWEET AND ORANGE Bios.
SJMs-Desuaes tho Complexion, BY giving to the siin
yopd anything now IN uso. Ladies' OF taste and poson
regard Il - an essential To- The toilet An unprecedented
."COsTiRB" bishop PMLs-A universal Dinner
PHI and OF extraordinary eoscy for
Headache. PIN that Is now rapidly supersedins ali
."cosrAn.s" COUGH RRNRDY-Tor Coughs, cold.,
ma and al forms Of bronchial, and Disesses Of ths
"ssSS II & pso.SW1a. e; SssSaR, R,x.
q. D0WIE & NOISE, !
81 WHOLESALE AGENTS,
No. lsi Meeting street. opposite Charleston Aotel
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

S5' HOflCE.-AII pEGSONS HAVING DE.
ANDS against tho estate Of THOMAS RYAN, Decreased
Viii present their claims. properly uliesicd; a, those
Indebted viii make payment to WA. Il. RYAN
Qualified hdfi:suiaraor, Wilt tho Will annexed
June 81 tll3 81 Nm St,,, ,,, :,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cnblo DIspntth hcs.

LONDON, July 3.-Tho &dr and Hrratd noticing
NAFoLEoN's Speech ritliculcd his doa Of liberty.
The Times and Post pity MAxIMILIAs, and de-
nouncc JAUREz' cruelty.
ATHENS, July 3.-Tho steamer AdridRe Inns
made fourteen voyages to Gambia, landing yolull-
tecrs, nrn,s nnd supplies.
LONDON, juno 9-Brazilian ndyiccs state that OIL
juno = tho Paraguans attacked tho Allied camp OIL
the Panama, and wore rcpulsed with great loss.
Brazil has ordered 5e00 breach loa,lcrs from tho
United Staios.
Tho brig Secundo, at Barcelona from Now Or
ienns, was burned nj tho former place.
Biz hoRroN PEros' estate has been given into
bankruptcy.
LONDON July 50 p. M.-Consols declined Id.
LIVERPOOL, July SAP. M.-Cotton declined Id.
Pork declined 1s. Lard 81. Others unchanged.
LirEnrooL, July 3-Evcning. Cotton closed
weak; Nliddling UplAnds 1O3a1Osd.; Orleans 11a
lid. Sales 5000 bales.
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G., THURSDAY MORNING, JULY a. 1867.

DO Tho Relatives, Friends nnd hcqunint-
ances Of ar. aud Mrs. F. II. WHITNEY respectfully
Invited to attend the Funeral Of tho attcr the So ond
Presbyterian chur,h, This afternoon. OF Five O'Clock
July
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New York Neyvs.

NEW YORK, July S.-senntor SHERMAN sailed in
the CITY Of Paris. Ho denouncos STARpERY's
opinion as an attempt to annul tho action OF Con-
gres9.
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8s- A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home. after sojourn of few monihn IN tho
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place o
coarse. rus.is. flushed ucc sho had soft ruby com
pleIion OF almost marble smoohncss aud instead o:
twntythreo ahc really appeared but eighteen Upon in
qnry as to the cause Of great chsnge Rc plainly
told them that sho used tho CIRcAS1AN BALM. md
considered un invaluable aeuA hon to Indy toilet
by lis nso any Lady Gcnan improve their per-
sonhi appearance hundred fold II Ia simple Ia its
combination, as Nature hcrsc simple yet unsurplas
cd In lis efficacy in drawing impurities from also heal.
Ing cleansing nd bcauHfying the skin and complexion
by its direct cAon The cucIe draws from 1t nil it's
impurities Kindly healing the same. leaving aur-
face ns Nature Intended It should be-ccar soft smooth
and beautiful Prco 81. sent by Mall or Express on re-
". l. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayete Street. Syracuse, N. Y.
Tho only American Agents for tho sale OF the same.
March 30 " H
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

1b- NorlCE.--I HEREBY CAUTION ALL
persons not to credit any in my nr1uo without y
written order. CHARLES DEI0NAS
Julyf cs
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or CUSTOM HOUSE, CHAR.EsToN-CoL-
LEi,ToRs OFFICE. July 81. 1867 -TAurIday 9Th inst
being the anniversary Of tho National Independence the
Custom House will DO closed on that day.
a. @. MACKEY,
July 3 q Collector.
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, July s.-Tho Ledry, from Charles
ton, has arrived.
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no TO THE PUDIIo-THE JEWISH coN

ab- TO THE PUBLIC.-TIIE JEWISH CON.
GISNTIoN tBerfh Shaioml was organized in this city
s6on, In years ago. aud for temporary purposes con-
struc, ~ small building the corner OF ST. Philip
hd G; toute worslIiIicu Il was tncIr Gcsgn
8|nccment 10 accumulate funds toward erecting
aees e% Iifco. moro commodious and NOR; In coaso-
v with tho wants of the present sgc. But their
~ were all swept away By the war, and nearly three
usand dollars, set apart for this purpose thus
lost.
Tho new house OF worship Is much needed tlcre being
constant applications from members but no room
TO accommodate them Tho scrvccn OF this congregation
are conducted in The German lanos: identical With
Pollsh) Ainhd3 And this In tho OILY synagogue In
Chnrleaton In which Isrsoiies from Continental Europe
can worship tho God OF their fathers in precisely tho
same forms, language and ceremonies their fore
fr!he-s did.
They however, too poor to carry such an on
terprise uuuided Thoy have tile ground for tho new
synagogue but not the to construct Tho building
They therefore solicit assistance from their brethren and
friends eycrywhere; both from usc Of tho House of
Israel and from ali others, OF whatever fn nation;
believing thnt tho Great Author OF all good will prompt
many to atop forward aud help thom In this their of
need. Thoy arc extremely solcltous to finish their
now building before noxt Rosh Ifn.hnnah tSeptember
0 there is every 10 expect largo accession of
worahppers far beyond tho capacity OF the present ama
building.
AHS ho" o5hoSoBuc WILL 10 huu nnnuSomcs
though not expensive structure. Subscriptions
tons will be gratefully received by any Of tho undersign
ell officers Of tho congregation
Mr.. d. A. WEINBERG, In few days. will act out on
tour to the North and West solicit contributions for
the above named object. and tho subscribers commend
his mission to the bclity Of every Jewish congregation
In tho land. u. A. WEINBERG, President
j. @. COHEN, yfce-Presfdent.
p. JACoBY, Secretary.
L. RICH, Treasurer.
a5- Tho Je,riih Aeifengtr and The Etra.e will please
nsort tho nboye our times. and send account 10 Mr. l.
RICH t'' July3
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The CRors.-The following extracts from
late letters have been furnished us by mer-
chant of our city, and were written by most re-
liable parties:
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as-CONsULAR NOTICE.-INF ORSiATION Is
wsntod on tho situation OF Mr. sTRINA1RTZ, JACQUEs)
born ut Uoberacb. tFraucc} Any body nbo 10 furnish
1t Is requested tu address at tho FRENCH CONSULATE
In This city. 8 July
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DARLINGTON G. H., s. C.,o

'"'o 'e'tefs hhSo pecH iurnlsneu us ny O Wer-
chant of our city, and were written by most re-
liable parties:
DAnL1NoToN G. H., s. c.,
July lst, 1867.
The deluge of rain that kas fallen on us
within the last two weeks hns we'll nigh ruined
the prospect of the growing crops in this vicini-
ly. If good seasons from this out were to fol-
low, regard the injury already sustained will
cut crops off from one-third 10 -hnlf, and
in many instances more. Corn more injured
thnn cotton.
AMTY HILL, S. c., June %, 1867.
Crops nre greatly injured by the late rains
More rain and moro water in the pine lands
than has been seen in twenty years. We still
have rain nearly every day.
---~<--
THE RACE FROM CHIHA.-The Greenock Eng
land) Advertiser says: at is thought that the
race which is this year exciting much attention,
started from Foo-ohoo-foo about the Let ins ant,
and that it includes the following vessels:
Ariel, Tmping, SericR, Quilt by Messrs.
Steele), Fiery Cross, Taitsing, Blaok Prince,
Flying Spur and Maitland, all splendid ships,
and the struggle between craft built in Glas-
gov, Greenock, Liverpool, Aberdeen and Sun
derland, and reckoned the chefs d'pupre of the
shiPbuilding art produced at these ports, will
| no doubt be looked upon with much interest by
| those engaged in maritime affairs. II is matter
| of regret that the Greenoek built clippers, Sir
Launcclot and Titania, both of which were de-
| layed greatly on their outward passages by loss
| of spars, aro not likely unless circumstances
prove very favorable, to join in the contest, and
| this is TO be the more regretted as they are the
the latest efforts of Messrs. Steele in the con-
struction Of vessels built especially for this
trade. We understand Tint of the vessels
Which report states hs having started the Ariel
and Taitsing arc the faYoritos here
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an' CoLLECroTS OFFICE, u. $ INTERNAL
REVENUE SECOND DISTRICT. SOUTH CAROLINA,
NO. ~ BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON. $. c., juno 30
is67-Tlo Taxes on tho Annu: Iis for 1867. com,ris.
Ing Taxes Income. billiard Tables kept for private
Carriages. Plato aud Gold Watches arc now due and nav
ablo.
These Taxes may bo pail by persons residing in Col.
Teton District 10 SAMUEL KINGMAN, ESP, Deputy Col
lcct"r, at sumnlcrviltc. p o. tho 9th and 10Th July
at higeSilte on tic l2h Of July at Georges Station on
tho 18Th July; nt tc"vc'a Station tho 10th Jny; at
"nnerooro Oh tho 10Th, 2oth 22d anu 2d of July; at
ha'kaa'cho bridge on the 2dtl July; at Adams Run on
the Goth July
Unless paid By TINT tInc tho law attaches additional
amounts To the tax.
FREDERICK A. SAWYER
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81 BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.--THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the bcst in the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harmlcss reliable, instAn.
taneous. No disappointment No ridiculous tnts.
Natural Black or Brown nemedlos o III oEcc,s OF BAD
Dys Invisorstes the hatr leaving II soft and beautiful
Tho genuine Is signed William 4. Batehtlor. All others
moro limitations, and should DO avoided. Sold by all
Druggists and Porfumers. Factory, No. 81 B.rclcy
street, New York.
sS- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 1u
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go HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER hns proved Itself to bu tho most perfect nrc
paration for tho hair ever offered to tho public.
Itia vegetable compound. aud contains no Injurious
properties whatever.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL,
COLOR
II Will keep the hair from falling out.
ccanHes the scalp and makes the lar son. I,,srous
and siIkcn.
tbs splendid hair drcssinE.
No pcraon. old or young. Should fail to use H.
1T IS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY
30 Ask for Halls Vegetable siciiinu Hair Remover
anu 'axo no other. r. T.. HALL CO.,
Nashua, N. IT,, proprictors.
For sao by nil Druggists. Wholesale by
D0WIE g. NOISE.
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~, BEAUTIFUL HAIR-CHEYALIERsLI LIFE
for the HAIR positively restores gray hair to is original
color and youthful btaulyi inparts c, strength and
growth 70 the weakest hairs stopo Us falling out oncc;
foeps head ccant is unparalleled hsir>ressng
Sold by all druggists fashionable and doal-
ers in ancy goods Tho trade supplied by the whole
sio drugsists
~ :.''" SARAH A. UnEyALlRa, II. D.,
Junes aluthgmo AeW Yo,b,
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sp- NOTICE TJ MARINEkS.--C ApTAINs
AND PILOTS wisiin. 10 ancorthcr vessels In Ashley
'ef "ro requested 10 do anywhere within direct
rnnge OF tho leads of tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARyEs. on Tho Charleston and ST. Andrews s,e OF
tho hshlny Tcr by which prccauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided
S. G. TURNER, II. ".
fIarbor Masters onlcc, Charleston February O. 1sco
Fcbruary7
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I'D IHE GRAFEST MALADIF;S or YOUTIi
AND EARLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS on tho phyaploiy OF the Passions. md The
frrors Abuses aad Diseases peculiar tho rst auo O,
man. with Reports methods OF treatment chi.
Poycd in this institution. sent in scaled letter en-
rclopcs, FREQ OF charge.
Address DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOuGHTON
Howard Associutiun Philadelphia, Pa
Sfny 20 ,,o,
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a- Tho Jeriih Aeiengtr and The Era.iRe Will please
irsort tho nboye four times. and send account 10 Mr. l.
RICH. .''E July 8
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CRIME.

ARREST FOR HAVING DISPOSED or A STOLEN DRAFT
A letter containing draft for $50 on the Metro
tropotan Bank Of this city the 4th Of January
last mailed at Randolph MY. and directed 10 the firm
OF Garut & Black Of No Chambers-st this city, to
whom the draft was made payable The firm never re-
ceived the letter containing the draft IL subse
the draft had fallen into The hands OF . young
named Thomas steele, residing az No 81 Hamilton-st
Brooklyn steele had disposed 0f the draft 20 James NJ
Badger, at the OF Fulton aud Pearlsts. IN pay
lnent Tor two gold watches and chains receiving beside
$50 7s The check bore ihe alleged ndorsement OF The
firm 10 whom 10 originally sent and presented
by Steele 20 Mr. Charles J. Mason OF No. I79 broadway
firm subsequently discovered TO he forgery, and
steele was few days since arrested by officer wallne
the letter lie was taken before United staes COM
missioner, but as this crime could not be proven against
him he yesterday rearrestcd warrant issued by
Justice Hogan aud committed for examination
- THE ROYAL LIFE INSURANCE ROBBERY.
The examination in the case Of Robert X. Sterling,
who is alleged TO have disposed Of five 81 900 bonds por
tiOn OF the $4,000 worth stolen from the branch office Of
the Liverpool Royal Life Insurance Company at No 90
yesterday Owipg 20 the Absence Of important witnesses
the further examination postponed mill Monday
next at 10 o'clock The accused is under go 600 bail
AN ALLEGED INCENDIARY. g-
The trial OF GaTtanO :. GastanetO, al Italian, in
dicted for arson In the first degree, commenced in
the Court OF General Sessions held before Recorder Hack
EFT, yesterday. The crime in wilfally setting
FIRE 10 or burning an inhabited house IN the night
time. Mr. Cunning :. Bedford jr, Assistant DstrictAt
toney conducted the prosecution In this He said
the inferred guilt OF the prisoner rested evidence Of
circumsantja nature s charged that the night of
the 18th OF December last about II o'clock be set fire 20
the tenement house No $50 sevenhve owned by Jacob
Greenwsuld There were so iDlnates-peD, women, and
cbildren-who had mostly retired and In danger
but fortunately the flames were extiDgushed before
any loss OF life They were confined 70 the basement
and used for storage moving in several boxes
containing millinery So1ds ostrich feathers and fancy
ried the key. Shortly after the commencement Of tho
move away from the Rascmspt @aDy Of the boxes that
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isa i Rsfod ou Four : 70 Bcs ,'1, rsE Y
} % = A555y & 1ai shsasd & r 1 sst Pssi 4 per eT
Carafa $3.50 Ib Flour, 50zso b1h What oud s9 1Sg1rsi
F,l. eth os we renal n "er. hln'' =, 9ni out n d, -
Whoa, n qoa t-,ra TN a., ,.loas s'c h ,oa511ercs
sn-e saisto 5to blf No. higauir 70 On nG 200 hs
W. w'1s IPfis - 81 sa % C' ,-, S. sT siI,qi %
9e ,ir line ct l JC bss on Msea &e,-ra e. y ~, w.
sm a. dh lo At ce.e Rye ,5dl ap frfr' AZ 81 5 W
nsnd Ess Mss, pok Li-i ap iI5Lua ret NJ sivai ane
ali Ig3 Ap , oLo5r T ~ Se,1 an n'd a s,e'' :. ~ - 9
- % n amber NJ com moderated active at ttf opening t%
81 o. oai. s sni declined as 's o 81 756is y aethed
sS . 5S ! geI p,o, Es & q ~ q gsc @ us s, . At s S & % re-
81! @t2s % cab and tl us meuih, Me, sold =, T q =
sy ,as At r la 55e Bai M,o 'i ,cs G az uscbnrr 1--we
T S a y 70 s sS'Sf @ @ sp fr' X s e 81 b I"
asp Wii 5 & 9 o o aeo @ G 700 s, @ & g1isy Co. Hogs
ats4qssH Apa l9Foar duli5 iou6l. Esr. si2 lsael3i
& 70 70, @ & No. O, o S st @ a SoS g & %I r @ No. o iS sSo1 @
@ S N %S,; e't S SaPa S$ 81 6s POS S '2 6ar
As ssi S ss I. hsss s ,G.. 5as g. e.
Prime TT as sd STss % o i3 T sss s fs Si5, na s
@ with sG s Oe5Is 9 5 Er s ss 5s VI 80 @ oa sa % @ a.
nar ssles Bsrler firm bat unshsnssd whsEy 25aes
.Ies PORK m demand s s5 - @ was held at w Srs 20 s5s Bss
sta, sr Of C9unE a. these rates Baooa SepSy Sas
Sst Suyei. Offer laI9sc ssol loesl demand q os3
Clover % SD & ss- for 1s" %@Se T. Egg Ty a 10 o sscte
1891 buying and l5e selling moneI ea'r atg@ cent Exchange
0' %saTos a. ns nS e April Sns UpsnG
s, SHyIS nnsS @ Sp ifP s TSS Ss ,sa se and s, sales Of n
bales @id@gs SpiSis Eeeeipl' ~ bales ., u, bales.
Miiiias,. GSs6ic Receipts, 40 bales.
MonIiE, Ala April loCottOn market iul MfLlns 9'e Re
:,P' .,G , Flour s ssiy, "a, :,
M 20 Pos 1n MS ~ n'P % % s RhsSs, on
NewYork sight, premium ALE,
5So bales, Miilng 26al6lc. receipts $40 bales
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FIRES.

INCRNDIARY FIRE IN WEST NTsETEENTH-sr.
. AT about o'clock a. N. yesterday fire was dis
covered on tho third floor OF the double building, Nos
2g and 2J3 West Nineteeuthsi.. between Seventh and
Eighth.ayes. Tho upper floor badly damaged
Frederick Martin loom manufacturer. in whose prem
Ises the fire commenced sustained loss Of about 500
Not insured The remainder Of the third floor was occu
MED by Samuel Ilfputh, manufacturer ~ neck ties sa
ladies' belts Loss stock by fin" a., ,.oI 81 200 In
surcd for 900 IN The ".cenwich Company The second
floor ~ OcCl part by H. X. Reynolds. shoemaker
Loss by wate.. 400 Insured for 900 In the Manhattan
Company The remainder OF this floor occupied by W C.
Black shoemaker Loss stock 500 Insured for ~ 500 IN
tho Exchange Company. The first floor IA occupied by
Peter Fidner. blacksmith and wheciwright Loss by
water slight The building owned by Henry Polsoner
aud is damaged the extent Of 500 Not insured ON two
previous occasions the building has been set on fire by
means Of phosphOrOus but these occasions the flames
were extngulshed before much damage had been sus
tanned " H. therefore. believed that this last fire was OF
inceudiaTy origin. Fire Marshal Baker aud Capt. VIII
Hanson are inv est eating the matter.
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DIED.

BRAcH-Oa Tue,,r Aprl o. Ro's~ Fn'r' wife Of Wooster
The n te % . 'esS the 9 @f ,5 t% ss1sr, 4"
syes.. on THURSDAY April ~ AT l'o.elook
BRRAKBYon TUESDAY Apr w. ths Rev J. W Bakey Of he y
Conference pastor Of the NJ ehnrsh az Coieke n L. asea %
The relatives AMI friends Of the y ,,e the ministry q the S.i ~
q Church This ehs,.1 lnopa al |sVSn s Ssnc Of
u. Marks syan Ness place. Chae'st at II o'clock
ClARKOn TUESDAY dI Annie Dayton wife Of Charles
relatives respectfully Invited to attend the funeral i,o"
ii,hn- at II o'clock.
cRowTHRR TUESDAY ah inst Jane t. Crowiher
ysg S,ali s Ei sr sg , , SSs T..sa No. 20 South 1 wu
THURSDAY. ilss ast. At d O'Clock a. M
sSSr5s.! n ss S M 2 4 "a Go '" "
Here remains inferred in Greenwood
JAMBS Bnrngton j. Monday Sch 'usL Name lansston
JENKINs-on sy s~h month Ob AsAaw wife ofThoma'
The iy p aoai. smy respectfully in,ii. to attend
CoaIM st. IEooklyn. seventh dsy 18th si at o'clock M
LAwrON-A naS,r Mouly evening hh inst At the rend ne
MA hesinhS, w. G'is~oI ESQ., Aner D. LaT'oh aged ~
oTrs-Iu Ls.osioa Mass, Tue.,y Apr sAee only dVshet
Isaac Cys ani klIrs Skeel aged Y yets
rbLMERsrisuly Tue-,y moog Apnl Nary Aan Soyd'p
r ~t1 Sss ~ .. se place on rday ss 2 ia coc
iGS Ass as SIis ,s5 10 10 attend m vi, 1 frtheT uot
RAYOa April TO- Prank ese Of A. aud satah b.
r ,d friends are Irspe Ay invited ia ,ieni tue uns,se
us residence his parents M 70 B''t fou4st this aee'Sh
vsrmost sni Boston p.p.r, please -pr.
vOH BRRSUTIon MoHdsy easDing April earoae W. wife Of
Won Boruaih ...
Puncr services re.ids Of her tbt H. EhcS,a No ta
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