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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Beautiful Porcelain Pictures
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

S x e rev process now used only at u. n. L. M
SvN>S NEW fAUtvssAPh Don-..s.-N0 40 ~ II
die, corner Cross st. Mr.. L. makes these 1ean,is:,
Pictures speciality, and guarantees SATISFACTION in
every case. Call and see specimens no1snd1m
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A. ROBERTS,
At Ill Federal Stree
City Of Portland.

Ea-An other goods at low prices. No suit for
damages on account Of Misrepresentation.
nov25eodlwsS
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ROOMS TO LETT

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A LOT of BEST LONDON MUSCATEL RAISINs
"A loose In boxes. Applyto -
noy3Od3w No. q Union Wharf
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SPOKEN.
Oct %, lat 16 Is N, lon 20 10 W. ship Yo Semitic
Mack. from New York Sept % tor San Francisco.
Nov r. lat 2s 20, Ion 81 10, sch Elizabeth DeHart,
from New York for st John, PR, twas supplied with
provisions by barque A W Stevens.
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MEMORANDA.

CIgNtHOust IusPCt1Ur, IT
Portland, Nov so, 1869.
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SPECiAL NOTICES.
SPECiAL NOTICES.
kubbers a! RubberS {!
My Kingdom for pair Of Rubbers!

There has been talk enough about RUBspps
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sPCRTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOCS AND BIRDS FOR
n sale.Medicines for all diseases. Prepared food for
knocking birds, at b. DovEYS No. Greene street, corner
Of Canal
N. B.-Lades attended TO by Mrs DovEY.
BIRDS, DOGS, FANCY FOWLS &C.; GOLD FISH,
- Globes Aquaria Water Plants, Shells Coral Bird Seed
&C., dc Singing Canaries, Cages, Tame Monkeys, &c;
u. MUIR, $50 broadway.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
<yORPoRATIOk NOTICE,

CORPORATION NOTICE,
u SALE o1 PROPERTY FOR UNPAID TAXES
CROTON WATER RENTS
Public not hereby given thst ,.s Of Property for
for Croton w for the years 1853 and 1884 win take place
at auction, the City Hail. in the city Of New York.
and connus from day TO day until ,he whole Of said pro-
perry shall be sod and that detailed statement OF the pro-
pey 10 be sold unpaid Croton
u published pamphlet deposited in the ONCE OF the Clerk
of Arrears In the Conptroars oee also the office of the
Receiver OF of the city Of New York. where the said
pamphlet viii be delivered to any person sPpyng therefor
BY order Of r. II. CONNOLLY, Comptroller,
A. y. CApY Clerk Of Arrears,
CRY NEW YORK. July 81, 1862
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DROPOSALS, WITH PLANS AND SPECIFIC rroNs
for Hfty cottages TO be erected at Fordhsu Pass n
April 1870, win be received. "~ "
JACOB LoRILLARp, pier % East r,vsr
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS

pacific NAIL sT nas,ss COZ oosPASY's
cAh nsHSna A Asfh CHINA.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED.
s E,F', ,s e sIss. s'f &c.
These include berhs, board and all necessares for
Steamer q tho above line s leave pier No . Eeh
nep @ sunday
One Of baggage free to each adult Med
December 2l-ALAsKA, Captain Gray, connecting with
steamer CHM win leave San Francisco January l. 1870
FOR China and '' SofrcE TO SHIPPERS
roa ras. r.e fs cP W. U %
ecmber 20 an the usual facilities afforded shippers IN col
For freight or passage tickets and all further
apply a. the cOpanya ticket 0ace on the raSr foot Of
sSATGs MIL XII s t. SATAs
Failing regularly every THURSDAY, al O'Clock r ~,
sosho i5S sagT Sit Il c. sssT1
EaaGs, Captain s n Greene via Dec -
For freight or passage .pRy g 70 IN pre.,a.n,
No. Bowling Green.
IGOR HAvANA.-uNITED STATES NAIL.
i The well known hrs, class sieewheel steamship DE
from pier s. North river, saturday, Dec H. !. tarss
FOR freish, passage having superior staeroom accom-
LIVINGSTON, FOX co. s. Liberty street.
HAVANA, SIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
IL New York and Mexican Mail Steamship line, every
twenty days from pier East river, Al IL O'Clock, noon
The splendid new steamers
c ciT q skkfoo, pcsi:a Rss
r. ALEXANDRA SONS, 80 Broadway.
TEXAS LINE
i Of Galveston steamerA
Ss1g E6TEkFS CAPTAIN 1SHSSnE T. Key 10
East river will sail on Saturday, December IL,
All goods for Houston the Interior will be forwarded by
our agents. Messrs 7. H. Mcmahon Co. free Of charge
G. Il. MxELoRY CO., 1853 Maiden lane.
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Line
Alb o'clock 7. NJ, As folows:--
We; wnxasaHiNaI0N' eager. Saturday December
~ 800 .Sasafaay pscemoer, 70
rates. Cabin passage, ESQ
For passage nrst and clssa freight apply TO
IL. B. CROMWELL CO., IS West street.
EcR NEW ORLEANS pIRECT-soUTHERN LINE
A. TIE steamer ARIApNE, Captain EldridSe. viii leave
pier ~ East river, Saturday, December H.
II. MALLORY 4 Co,
l5a Maiden lane
The VICTOR viii follow SATURDAY., pscsmbG IL
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Personal,

A INFORMATION WANTED, OF SARAH ROGERS,
"A ut present supposed TO reside the vicinity of Wind
sor Canada West tis now married, husbands name not
Detroit about 1850 Any information leading TO finding her
Der husbands will be received by HARRY
HAME, box 229 Herald ONCE
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DOR NEW oRLEANs.-oLD LfNE-Low FREIGHT.
II The well class sidewhee steamship DE SOrO
Thos H. Morton, commander win leave pier 30 North river
Saturday, Dec. H. at three +. NJ Freight taken at
through rates for ST. LOUIS Mobile and Galveston.
For freight passage, having superior accommodations
apply to . -. ,o -, 90 ,,-. -.
The VICTOR will follow from pier 90 East river .
G.. H. MALLORY 4 co.
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FINANCIAL.

-A.-MONEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORT
IA. cages and TO loan on improved and unmproved pro-
perry. WASHINGTON r. NICHOLS, Counsellor at Law,
lis broadway, room H.
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MISS LIZZIE CLEVER, OF CLAY STREET, BAN
III still In the city please send your address
70 LOU TREMAlNE OF Chicago to ls2 West Tweny-sev-
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A LII SAINTS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
N corner or Henry and Scamme streets.Rev s. j. Cor
nellie, rector. Services at 1919 A. NJ and ~ At the
morning service the Letter O; the Bishop of tho
Diocese on the subject Of Prayer Book Revision VIII be
read. In tho the rector will preach Advent ser
mon; subect-1he Prophetica Character OF the MessAhs
Mission"
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Uhf SOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS
REAL VALUE
UNION ADAMS co.'s
Patent Merino Vests
Patent Merino Drawer
Fine Wool Vests.
Fine Wool Drawers.
N# Scarlet Cashmere VcsU
Cashmere and Cloth GloveA
Calf and Buck Gloves.
Kid and D0gskin Cloves.
Castor and Wool Gloves.
Kid and Calf Mittens.
Bamoral Stockings.
Patent Merno Hosiery.
Fine Wool Stockings.
Black and Fancy HoAe.
Cashmere Stockings.
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs.
Ties, Stocks, Scarfs
SuspeDders, Eastics
Robes dc Chambre.
Umbrsias, Canes.
An extensive and superior variety Of servcsabe goods
EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
NO. ss7 BROADWAY
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l. seven years old Three OF the horses fast three
good family horses They will show for themselves Apply
the OF Fourth and Seventy street.
the stable
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BILLIARDS

IVORY BILLIARD BALLS-2X INCHES, STANDARD
i style from 312 TO S2a So At " GROTE'S, "a Fulton ST.
w H. 0RIFFrTH, 10 vEsbY STREET. ONLY FUR
w nisbes hrst class nav and second hand Tables al
ducsd prices Orders BY mali attended to.
WANTED TO RENT FOR THE WINTER-A THREE
W quarter Billiard Table for private Address Bill
LARD TABLE. box 7A Post oncs.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

GENERAL. MEADE,
Captain A. W. Sampson,
viii be despatched Saturday Dec IL at o'clock F. NJ,
from pier IL North riger.
Freight received Athroush res FOR st. Louis Mobile aud
Galveston.
The CRESCENT CITY viii succeed Saturday, Dec. IS.
For freight passage, having superior accommodations,
apply to ,,rnnn,.n.nrn
NrnAa lurau
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business TURNOUT CTEAP-sOUND BAY MARE
ID pony buit handsome light Express Wagon Harness,
Blanket Whip, all price $780, coat $425 two weeks ago
1873 East Sixteenth street.
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A WILLIAM r. CoRBIT PASTOR OF THE JOHN
IA. Street Methodist Episcopal Church, between Nassau
and William streets, will preach Sunday At l0 NJ and
u r. NJ. Seats free. Strangers welcome.
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OST-BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH STREET AND
IL Sixth TO Twenty street, Gold Thmbc
The win be suitably rewarded by returning No. 81
West Seventeenth street.
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COACHES, COUPE AND CLARENCE, FOR SALE
~ First class style and expressly made for livery stable
use; also good second hand Coaches, reduced prices
]. HEIDEk, 81 Marion
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A A. Al ARRIVED IN THE CITY ON THE 10TH.
"A. would Ike 10 see you IN person. Address noto
station A, Spring street Post Office.
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BLANKETS, BLANKETs-H0RsE BLANKETS. ALI
ID trimmed aud to it, at only 81 40 EACH NOSE
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A -A-PERsoNs VINO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
n. life insurance companies, and who do not desire
their policies by absolute sale borrow the
Surrender value OF their policies by applying Insurance
Agency, II Broadway, room 28.
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MAGNIFICENT IMPE RIAL CHINESE SILK ROBES,
M &C. For sale by r. JOHNSON,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

rNR0Y LINE FOR ALBANY AND TR0Y.-TRE ELE-
i CANT steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT leave
pier North river Spring strse every evening yatur
days exccpted) at O'Clock r. H. Fare only 81 30. being
81 less than rail and lac cheaper than other line and
like reductions to all points North, West and East Tickets
and poDD'S Express 449 and S broadway, New
York and No Court street. BROOKLYN and 3Js West street
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At DELos z. CuLvER's OFFICE, ls9 HUDSON
n street, jersey City, At l09 O'CLOCK Tuesday Decem-
Will be sold ten shares OF the Rutherford Park Asso
citation, account OF Henry T. Moore deceased TO the
highest bidder. ROBERT w. RUrHERFURD,
President Of the Rutherford Park ASSOCIATION
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DOR sALE-A COUPE, IN FIRST RATE ORDER. FOR
two Horses; 10 be sold cheap; city maker Car
be at l05 West Thirty FIRST street, until sold.
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T oST-IN FIFTH AVENUE NEAR THE CORNER OF
IL Twenyninth street, garnet Seal Ring goId deeply
carved The finder will be literally rewarded leaving the
same nj Fifth
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A LOCO POUNDS OF COTTON SEWING THREAD
n. dirt cheap 81 per pound; be c,d Cali be
sWecn " and Z ~ 6T Broadway, room
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J,OR SALE-TEAM OF BLACK MARES FIVE YEARS
old, long tails and well matched good seppers will
be sold cheap Inquire 700 Sixth avenue, from NJ
6P.N. A. WATTS.
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CLEIGHs, sLEIdHs-A FEW LEFT OF MY CELE
y brsed Dexter and Eureka Cutters; also assorted
stock OF Albany and Portland style Cutters
second hand Coupcs Bugges, Road agons DC, At r.
STIVERS IA to l52 East Thirty hrst street.
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At THE EVERETT ROOMS, MRS. FANNIE DAVIS
IA Smith will speak before the Society OF spirituasts to-
day at l0 a. NJ aud ~ +. M. Socabe Friday evening,
December n.
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A Sixth OF A SERIES OF DisCoURsEs ON "THE
"A Family LIFE VIII be preached BY Rev DR.. VIM; AK.
man In tho Spring Street Presbyterian Church Varck
street,, tomorrow morning. Subect-Chldren, Duties to
farens All are cordially invited.
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vNUREKA STEAM MACHINE CARVING WORKS,
~ Nos. 90, 81, "a and 66 Cannon street.
Figure Carving our specially.
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SLEIGHS, ROBES BELLS AND BLANKETS.-AFRESu
- Just at the low prices the new Sleigh Ein.
porum northeast Of Forty second street
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OsT-A COLoRED boy, SIX YEARS OLD, EAMEr
IL Felipe. The parties having him will deliver him within
eight days suffer the consequences. RIzARELI BRO
THEIRS, 303 Mulberry street
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BARKER & HAMLIN'S CITY AUCTION MART,
u MAJOR c. w. BARKER AUCIIONEER,

A a c SPRING CLARENCE COST 81, 300 FOR 5000. =
N Seichs, Bells Landaus Carences Coupes Landaules
95 per cent less this month than forlrei prices
HAMS, Fouits STIR i and Broadway.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
" AMERICAN MFRouASTs' UNION ExrRfss CoMASY,
lib BROADWAY, kBw YORK, Nov. 49, 1859.
The Board OF Directors of the American Merchants Union
Express Company have this day declared dividend OF
dollars $3.50 the outstanding capital
OF the company payable the 18th of January next
transfer books win be closed the 3s day of Decem
Der next at O'Clock NJ and reopened al 10 O'Clock A. NJ
on the 10Th day OF January next
BY order OF the Board. J. N. KNAPP Secretary.
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T THE CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR tsIXTH UNI
~ versalist Thirtvhfth street, between Fifth and Sixth
ayenues-Rey j. NJ Pullman morning at l0sl, evening at
| 10. First OF . course OF lectures.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"A presentsWe have the largest assortment in the coun
try, and prices the lowest HOWARD IL Co., jewel
lars and Shversnitha 6s Broadway, New York.
AN APPEAL TO THE CHARITABLE
"A In behalf of the poor children Of the Coored Grammar
Bohoo No Mulberry street; large number Of children
absent from school for want Of clothes Money cloth
Ing sant 70 the Principal OF the Female Department Will be
directly applied for this by Mrs. T. g. at school,
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Yours truly, j. K.
LETTER FROM VAN BUREN.
VAN buren,. o Nov

VAN buren,, o, Nov. II.
EDS. JEFF-All matters. so far ss
known to your correspondent. are
progressing finely. Peace and com.
fort abound, the cold snap of snow
storm notwithstanding. Trade and
trbiIlc seem to be unusually lively in
our village just now. Every one.
apparently, is on keen jump. with
an eye 10 business. We are clad to
chronicle the fact that our little town
Is improving, especially in a point of
trade. Farmers can now find .
market here for almost all kinds of
produce, realizing 4 price therefor
equal TO that paid in railroad towns
Eruiy this is better state of things
than when every thing in the line of
produce had to be hauled TO a rail
road point. The following are the
present prices butter 3oc, egss ase,
dried apples Sc; dried peaches Z q 9c:
corn 75c; clover seed Sc so a 7:
turkeys Zoe; ducks Sc, and chickens
Sc.
Oaf SCHOOL commenced on last
honday. j. 4 Kagy, our esteemed
teacher, informs Us that the attend.
anee was quite as large as he had
anticipated With our knowledge of
Mr. k's alb lity as a teacher. we can
safely predict an interesting school
his winter, if the parents viii only |
'reak UP the accustomed practice oi |
'ur place, viz: of keeping their
from school from two to
our days in each week.
We are having q singing school
lere now, that promises "a big thing,
We hope that the young bloods' will
o deeply interest themselves in the
pursuit OF musical knowledge as to
nabic them to do a little better than
'hat we sometimes accidentally hear
t them while blowing Off to
rowd in the way OF giving each other
Instructions, but as the writer makes
o pretensions, he'll pass.
We congratulate your Forest cor !
espondent, and welcome him in the
ing. Keep the stone a-rolline, and
i've Us more about the meteor.
x ours, &C.,
zs,B EBENEzER.
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The Ecumenical Council.

The correspondent o; the Londoi
Post writes as follows from Rome
concerning the expected action oi The
Council:
The dogmatic definition of the as
sumption of the Virgin Mary will eG
counter no obstacle. The Pope earn.
estly desires the consolidation of this
dogma. The erection into a dogma
of necessity of temporal power is
net considered possible by its mos;
ardent champions. The foundatio
and preservation of that power do
not sGord the elements of q dogma,
and belief in its necessity is not even
Iprorina Jidas, but only of high i'm
portance. Probably the protests OF
'62 and '61 will be. II is suggested
that the liberal Bishops will advise
that terms be made with Italy so that
all appointments even in popedom
may be conferred without destru
tion to nationality, but such change
of policy, although desirable, is i'm
probable at present, and must be left
to time and the force of events. 1t
would be absurd to think that the
Syllabus will be abrogated.
Il is more probable that the bisIi-
ops will be asked 20 sanction it byi
open and unanimous adoption, and
to explain snch portions as are oh.
securely worded or enormously inter |
preted. Beyond these points the
council viii only be occupied with /
questions OF internal discipline, such /
as reform missions, the reunions OF
schismatics, heretics, with the charcs,
notifications Of religious orders, the
of instructions OF the
clergy and adoption of the judicial
power of bishops 10 the condition OIL
society. Ii is important to observe
hat the initiative in everything be-
ongs to the Pope alone, as the Ro-
nan Catholic hierarchy is stroDgiyl
md judiciously constituted. II is
Improbable that any serious opposi- +.
ion will be manifested.
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w Y YANDcTTE CHE Z
Circular Saw.NHiasI

This is a very substantial Mill for heavy
work, and capable of saving from six Ia
twelve thousand feet in ten hours running
/ In fact, ii will cut all that can be got to and
from the saw. There is positively no lack OF
power or steam. There is no such thing az
cnoking, II the saws are in a proper condition.
The engine is direct acting, ten inch bore, and
four:een-inch stroke. Saws, fiity-tyo and
thirty inches in diameter. Saw-frame is very
substantial as it is OF solid cast iron ther,:.
fore the shaft is not liable to get out of line
The main shaft is forged out of the hes,
wrought iron, is three and one-faIf inches II,
diameter, and eight and q half feet long
Twenty-Five feet of carriage, with cast iron
head-locks made to be operated by a Lever
seperate or connected. e.'
Top saw machinery is very substantial-on
an improved plan; 2 fine boiler forty-fonr
inches in diameter, sixteen feet long: SnoIa-
stacks, twenty inch, by twenty-five feet ali
necessary betting, bolts, hot and cold wstaI
pumps, with counter SHAFT, sletige. cant-boot
monkey wrench, wrenches, oil can lurnhar
car, @c., all complete and Set up in saiisfsciory
running order.
Price, oinplete.................. 9, -oo
iivS % -Niii hlone -.---.-...---... 9-6
DtTefelf sized sdus fuTnLsiiedb by atfii,l0 orr ie
Quoting the difference from the aJote ~
STEVENSON Il SEARS
1su UFFEk sANpvsKY,O,
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LETTER FROM FOSTORIA.
Correspondence Jenersonian.

Correspondence JefIersonian.
! FosToRiA, o.. Nov. Il, 1869
EDS. JEFF Does this high win,
drive you indoors, or disturb you
equilibrium when out? 1t makes ON
I dream OF ghosts and haunted house
to hear the howling of the wind, th
creaking and rafting of window shut
ters, and all manner of mournful an,
diSagreeable noises at night.
Last Friday night the citizens of ou
Village were thrown into a state O
great excitement by the cry of 'Fire
flre.!' resoundiug through ever,
street and alley. For time every
thing was in confusion. Men and wo
iihen we:e hurrying to and fro, will
pale faces and empty buckets, each
taking up the wild cry that had walked
them from sound sIumbers and quiet
dreams, and re-echoing the cry OF
"FIre. fret = as they hurried through
the streets-they knew not whittier
Each one followed the throng, guided
by instinct and 4 faint gliInmer OF
light in tie distance, which soon bro't
them to the scene of fhe conhagration.
1t was soon discovered that the fire
had originated ir small sycamore
gnm, used by George Hoyer, for the
purpose of smoking Bologna sausages;
and the fact that it was full of greasy
"Bologna' did not retard the progress
of the flames. In fact it made a very
large fire on very small amount of
capital. But IS it stood sufficient dis
tance from any other building to insure
safety, each one of the assembled
throng quietly stole home again, de-
c!arlng that he never did like Bologna
very well, and that he knew there was
not going to be much of tre so, he
only went down the sidewalk a short
distance and came back.
John Richards has opened n grocery
and provision store III Geo. Lamps
brick building OH Main Street. He has
a good stock, and we are glad to learn
that he doe snoti intend to keep any
liquors.
The business men of our place are
all going to close their places of busi-
ness tomorrow. The day will be gen
orally observed as day of rest and
worship. The different soci-
stles will unite III union services at the
IL. Z. Church.
Business is a little more lively this
week than t was last. The following
; the market report cf to day:
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WANTED ACENTS1For

AND BEHIND THE SCENES
| By Olive Logan. She lets things out exhibit.
ing in vivid colors the Show World, as seer
from within and without. From Puppet
Shows to Grand Opera Mountebanks TO Mem
a2eries; Learned Pigs to Lecturers. Rich
racy, and high-toned, il is the great sensation,
and All want II. Contains $50 pagaS, rose-tint-
Ell papers Sells beyond all other books. Sam
pie copy and prospectus TO agents free For
circulars explaining, address
2ltil PARMELEE & co. Cincinu ali Gllin-
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ADMIRALs FARRAGUT and Porter
are engaged in disgraceful contro-
versy as 10 which is entitled to the
prize money for the capture of New
Orleans, AMI Gen. Butler is remind
ing the country that he has per
sonal quarrel with Admiral Pcrter.
by mixing III the same. Alioge, her
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