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YEs7ERpAY's FIRES.
Destructive Conilagration on
: East Lake Street,
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Worth of Property Destroyed.
Tho Other Fires.

The eastern sec9iun Of Lake Street, 10 prolific In
great oonn1gTstiaua, Wa ytslfsd By another d.
st1uctist nsn ian evening" and hut for tho canton
and industry Of cur Fne Department tho devnatat-
Ing con1ag1ahoo Of > little moro than year ago
would baIe met With 4 repetition Al ten min
utes before O'Clock the alarm sounted from boz
No 3, and the engines located within circuit
Of nile hurried to ine soene At mat
time kmoto Wiz seen to 1suc from the fourth
and nflh Doors Of H. b nufu iron-sront building.
located II No. 81 1Atu Ht1eet Ths. portion Of tho
building, es Tei ~ the third and a,1t toor was oe
oup!ed by The Ar1u Of cnadict, WooueJ Co, deal
description. 1ne seoond nooE Nzs occupied BY G.
E. NswAll u shoe End boot mandatory.
When At11hal r Williafn1 arrived upon tho 8cepe.
glance told htIn Of the danger that threatened
the entaru b!oca, and another alarm ma instantly
sounded whEa IN icsz thau tEeuty minutes sup-
raenented b. the third, calling the entire depart
mint 70 the Scene Owing to The great height at
Nhaea n n1s W located, y HAs difficult q ao-
ened to Ert thr better Of 1nc nsr1fn. When It lad
hg ed1 ef H., g. hp IN ',s q sne
I'd n: :,.. sad ..stis$ is,s .snssss
In Imminent peril Any alAt1n indicating LsSe
street s1wa9s sare to draw q large czuwd, aud
tho fact that three alarms xerc sounded In rapid
soooeason ttcr together an immense concouIse
But for the tact that the entire derastmeut WA
or ,t sas E1saoa .o +. eSnasd
s;aaeasss:a!{: o. ssye. ~ lsIa -..s ntiea: xHs'a
A. was, .ne ure raa cnnnned aImos, entirely "a,
the one building, md III other daroAgo vii proba.
BY not exceed 600 OF 9lhoo0
nse-story ironeffout, and the damsRr to he sans
viii probably be eovered ty 31Aooo which Is sIe-
9us,tesy sS,sFea y Insurance The .tos1 q Con
snEed tor 5000 The loss will probable spprpx1-
nag M the insnranee. The stock ot c. !. WlsHan
&c C y estimated i e. tso ~ and u pretty well L.
No u, the building to the Hest, Il a handsome
marble fEont7 owned BY J. Il McCori- 1t was
damaFed dam e % ths extsn. q about 90 Tne lover
dealer, Khose loss Is ttfnInS, while tho Insurance
Y - 6oo The third ueor il occupied bJ Hapsood,
nSs,ex ce xao ao Sons;itHts @ 81 Gsso Twins
| No u. located to the east il m tton front
owned By G y. King, whose loss xtTl probably
| occupied as leather store b. Page Brothers j
Co, Mho took possession only Last Saturday. Their
sfock In the hasement amounting TO about sta0no
paaas i ~ TT ~ anot sae
Of rcady made clothing, owned By Met1etr 4
snsey. Inc,r loss IA sft2ns,. The second. fourth
lots bT the nte win approximate t1oo, ,0oc-
or HrRBARp sTRKEE.
At hall past 10 o'clocf-ihe a1a1m coming from
/ boz 10 241-thfee buildings were burned On HUB
bard street The rrA originated in No. GO, one
| E1ofy frame owned and occupied By Robert LAvlA
IT, on1 r. @ Eaa Dsenpea
Insured fdI d h IL ssees a1d aasaa ton
pAny.
| No s.9 was two-storJ frame owned By 7. F.
| Wall. The t111 noor was oocuped Grocsry
= s5ors; m@ building ra1usd a. \ A:o9: insnfed for
Their loss Is about $50.
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s.ssa snexospssoaat4y enoe1lsat, md worried vpu
I0 eM MottnE- In addition 70 &he whirlpool
toc eatas9 Of neal WAfef Was novel md ssArtilnr.
Aod wna eQ III yezte1 anorteouuinRa, KnavSa 81
tne f9ck really redeemed By TIC splendid mau-
n9 MnSca y placed upon tna stasr The
NoopB 1CxXpX
1ha Enod CID nTleket-of-Ieave Man. with the
fesRFeafAnoa d Dsnoo, the err1tsc, n tho Musenm
- evenanx. hfouEht cut . splendid andlenpo Ia
exs o. tne attractions oinrd carry In the evsuln1
~ Eae hre On I&fo treet Ine fsro41te Mup4pfp
Pseee was nerer better esz4 ID Chicago Or; pos-
1ape. AnJWherc etsa. 1hefe wetu Blttaie1 ii Roo
1rsEtr. hAadsozoe1y msde up and Acted with his
cua1n1nA1y eafo md n1tu1aineak the dialect well
Wuerved wlshsl: 5enninS3 u Msl.4 Xoss, une Of
the best Of Tia hest of tha1 excellent ae.otn good
ootoEz; IRxh4n ~ HsrtsAsss, &nd .stea Le
Royne nevsx DID " better. which & Aaytne \ kreAt
deal; ntllon ~ Grees1 Jons., who received decs-
dea osAtion, who dressed 11d looktd the pAst
with added elegance and cototcalit5, and who
pefpeunted Eood thing On himself when he
tnterpo1ated ln stlu4ion 10 "tha rolling
htane, &c llne u Jiu h1ito,., powcrtul and Il:
tecttTeaJ El1ialoonA in Toics md nska-1p: Josie
Booth - Nay Ed~azds, pie11tng and acceptable
Edwuds u Gfbson Akrb.e u Hdtfoy; MI. Mar.
bic A &sA KI1lotgAbt%. and Joaie crocter ~
Enflv-Au ade4uAte And 1ati2fActoU. Surely Il
the hT1cketof-Leaye-Aaop ever drew, It Should
draw nov, for It Is likely ~ be long tlno bEfofe
~ is1c IN strength and ahlltJ u ssen AELn- Il
holds The boaedf m The week md 1t tho WcdneA-
Gay Aud Saturday Afternoon u1Atf0erA
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THE city II 8slEF.

nj spciety he'd laat evening tho following named
gentlemen xr1o elected ot1ee1s tor the ensuing
yr1r: IN. ]. II. Young President; Dr. E D. Swain,
E1rst S'cc President; b. 4 ". Freeman, Becond
Hfe President: Dr.. {. r E. Koch, socreiary; Or
Wm- AlharRh, !T1ea4uynf: Dr.. l. ". Kills, llheA
nan: -kxecuttve Gonmltte-Drs- Gushing, Dcar
and Sherwood; Committee on EsAays-Drs. Al
touRh, Young and CnRhlng.
TIE CHICAGO HxSpE1ssoHx Soc1FT1 for the Es
snd esose far 9se oeers ee atofse Upioa Ap
dent ;1'rpt. ". q n. Mathewa, Vice President: Lyut
TOT Lynn Heaiy3. Treasurer; Prot J. 4 1s4tisr
lit Executive Commlttee-J A. Butternrld, O
". L5eu, ". l. Cole. The society Will meet ntxt
Monday evening &Iyon Healyt
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An EleRant Affair.

With their customary adherence to the rich and
talsefu1 In Ill shluEa they Of the Golden Fleece, By
which ne refer to 4 @. DOWN. / Co, At Na 1so
Lake eueet, h1ye tsIntd some beautifully gotten
up pins1sattonx elegantly engraved and printed In
gold, announcing to the ladies, and the public In
Eaaes1l, that the grand opening for spring and
summer occurs on Thursday next, ApEn 3. IN th!a
occa4!on cA1ers may prepare to Be a4tnnisnedt
for heJ Certainly viii Be- 1t the r1cn aud beautiful
novelties which arc to Be displayed II the Golden
Fleece In the way Of india Shawl, new Silk,
Tt1nMtnKE, EloNtr1, AiltlneI QQodA, &C.
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TO Railroad Men.

u.s Blood's s patent car seat Ii now On c1hIoi.
ton II the fremont House. Tha most complete
arrangement Tor the purpose designed ever in
vented. Iii. Blood obtained his patent In septem-
tscr last The \. o C., A!sa G, /. 4 n, q. P.
e. d., and the Hannibal l. St 10. Roads, have
turchased the right to use these keats. Railroad
tnanagera arr respectfully solicited to examine
them
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VeIo>{petiM

MessrA o. E. Merrill i Co, No. Is Lasalie street,
arc manufacturing very beautiful vs1ocipede,
With seretM novel Improvements Of their own
Their work cxn be relied upon - ut1t-clA.s.
Hundreds OF schools are being started ali over the
West, aud rortiea would do well to secure theIt
mAchtneA for school as well Al outdoor use.
They make seFeM vaElenes. and Al can be sllted.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

Tho Junaprr Tnf Soap IL the be8t
toilet soap eve1 made, Il It may be used With in,
puntJ by ladies' With the nnst tender sffus at the
1atne time 1t Is Invaluable - retnedy for plpleA
yonga or chappe.! hands md III tut0neoas dLseases
where other sospa cannot be used without agra.
waiting the nslsdy and giving palm to The patient
sHUaiBlBifqf66MFea h ue1c dhnsaae!la S51 o. New
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Illinois and

Illinois nnii Michigan CnnRl.
-.. LocKrokr, TIA Aprit1
The Illinois md Michigan CAM. viii be opeu io1
n&v1gatto trem Bridgeport 70 lxSsi1e On Wedncs-
day, AprnL r.. A. GooDrxo,
GtnefHf eftutcudedt
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! AMUHEMENTH
CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.

C. D. HESS .A2nAStt1+
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Restor8tinn. ReviateN- Rteon1tEuedon-
HUNPTY DUAPTY. voLUAE TWO.
TIopas'n<a'A Ia .nn''zneni .nn',. =
NFost .Hns1kxsau zaecezs the Ate-
Dsst il 4spth night In Ncw Fork.
VNhc krat Tony Deala u Oown.
Vou VII nsver SC is Hts &Es.z
n elghuul srpsiaes. lAa hAh3o aHualanx-
TInaeeountAb.e chsnEoa, tndesuus nhh.Ea-
hFaeeiaccnt new scenery, new ttieh
Dretsy Dances, ssslshtls sousa aud ehesuses
FI%rasscendsntl1 he<ltltul a6actA
Voung, old, ssare Aud GAY
WIN n5 aemsshlnf tn thIs ext!sasanafy Production te
rle4tc DON'T FAIL 10 HEk the neW Md original
grand CU1MlHATIOM SCENE
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Dyhxenfurthss Colleges onts
may enter the Business Department tho ClAsslea
School ios BoyA or The Young Lsdies, M semiaa11J a1s
1l6 Randolph Street
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ZOUATE HALL.

xR1,oC1pRpE .RXHlHIT1DNs Taeeday.
Wednesday and Aat0f1t1y EycnknE1 Of th1e
Ei,s suuLTR In The yesoapea. oa.arins, Racing
AkAnat Tine fGueJ ndnx. &C, Admission. &ceotl
nEyKIopHKST OF THR VOCAL oRGAnR-
P,nEh5st Shhhsd I'D scr r.: - scpts' & YES
COY. q Ctnshya Opera Housa. Ststements h1 sing.
spraArs and t1va II rso1ts to their voare. aad
haith Cases II eprr of soseucaz hoA1Aeness. phe{,
md fAtGae: old netcs strunxtseeod. naw notes sae
lcsa VOICES restored
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Ice In Hnffnlo THnFboY.
| Hr1FAln April h-1oe h2A formed On the river
Of ooosdErabae thickncss, hot not enough 70 Hn-
!. pedt nayig2Iion-
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Paper HnnEfnEs mud window
shadcs latest s,yles. Patnts oiln glass and bruAa
G., At F. E 1dehrE 30 Randolph street
HSone1 for tf,n New Life,n u tho
t,ils Of hymn And t1ne book, 70 b Issued BY Roof
Cady next month, edited By Darius T. Jones
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INFORMATION WANTED.

DEPORTATION EASIED-s,o REWA2D FOE
Gunhzsai Ha pl1ya tha hss7 md has GEL h.tr; Ths
h21P Aas h1EDc en- the top fhe Last Wnfd =
ia r{sJv Enh rttpitt, I'D l. AbQst IL ye<11 Of
Ta l.1p hsa k1aa be<e the rtadhk IL Tae violin.
hi Il Jss1 of aSe short nd atedt JoGn< man- Any
ons vh5 X DR. ton, cr seIex1.p WIN rccef1a
the thu1o reEatd JOSEPH aACCo. No - &acsh
Csar1-4t. Ch4cxSo, II
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TNFoRXAToE-WASTHp .ALfoH l. L
HlttxuoA1. txtl1r !eap Old who 6a1 eocn EntsstnE
10, sevul weeks past Any Information eooeszntnEz
hin WI b tAAntfuuJ 1teayod BY In Widowed Caathal
u Ihqye rt1cc
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W tASs md ~. IN Eat1Ehan town, ea.5 ter7n1
not 10 exesnA u 20 tn Iaue EvAntt1n vintty gfe-
feFIed- Aodstsa GEO. A. Mc1AaE, Ar n u. EI
O&cn, ChEa<n
WANTKn-Tn BEY-oNE H0usE ASp -
W On EhAxsa-&v. beswuea TwefNk nd Twe1G <ee-
opa two hu.ea I'D lots on Iodisn.:av md ene On
WAha1h between aevettenth aud 1HentJ
For r.rttcu1ats can ut 1fr R.a3 EstAte 03ee HORH
+ LAHAAE, lR Se4tA VAxf<k, HecaA
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stuinbles through chapter of the BIZ
bic, and then prays prayer, sometimes
simple and sincere, bpt oftener bonn
bastic display. drawled out amid enthu-
siastic amens from all parts OF the house.
me sermon of course follows, and be-
fore 1T is half over the scene of excite
ment commences. The preacher gets
warmer and warmer, throwing his
arms about in furious gesticulation,
talks louder and louder, until he APP
pears as maniac to the stranger. His
congregation warns with him. The
women groan lugubriously, the men
shout amen upon amen, and the chill
dren begin to whimper. AS the preach
or gets more excited his hearers wiring
their hands; then clap them; then rise
to their feet, patting first one foot and
then the other upon the floor, throwing
their arms wildly about them and
screaming "Free grace" and "Blessed
Jesus" until the voice of the preacher
is hardly heard. Then hymn is raised,
in the singing of which all join, shout
ing and at the same time embracing
each other, Unfortunately, in an ago
ny ofbiss. This isoften keptupuntil long
after midnight, when the crowd reiuc-
tantly disperses-some singing like
drunken jewellers, as they walk the
streets, and Others who have gone into
frances, borne to their homes by friends.
These frances hardly ever pass away
for several days, during which the en-
tranced are visited by all their friends
and consulted as oracles. They give de-
tailed accounts of their Interviews with
Michael, Gabriel and the son of God.
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shrieks of all those around rent the air.
The serpent was loose and crawling
on the ground, but before it had time
to go far, long pole came down upon
its back and broke its spine, and in less
time than l take to write 1t down, the
monster was killed.
To the French doctor who had charge
of the little colony the man went (hap-
PLY he was just at hand); all the reme-
dies were prompt and powerful the
man suffered intensely, his body be-
came swollen, his mind wandered, and
his life was despaired Of; but at last he
got better, and though complaining of
great pain near the heart, he was soon
able to go out again. A short time af-
ter this accident, having an ak in his
hand, going as he said to cut wood, he
suddenly split his own head in two.
He had become insane!
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Choife gnetry.
CUPID THE RUNAWAY.
TRANSLATED rRox THE rAsroRALs OF moscut

FROM THE PAsToRALs OF MosCH
Fair Venus In the crossways Stood
And cried aloud in anxious mood,
"Can no one information give
or Love my little fugitive?
Not unrewarded shall he be
Who brings him back again to me,
But kisses luscl Gus shall he sip
AS e'er were drunk from Beauty's lip
Wrong in the search you cannot 20
Him In score you'd easily know,
His skin is not of milky white,
But glows like fire with ruddy light.
Brilliant and flushing are his eyes
Their every glance with lightning vles
And when but evil he intends
Tosweetest words such softness lends,
But though still varying in his mind,
Zen In his wrath he would seem kind;
SO false deceitful has he grown
That truths a thing to him unknown,
oh willy is the infant boy,
And wildly does he sport in Joy
His head with matchless curls is graced,
And boldness in his face is traced
Though small his hand, ne aims afar,
For cen grim Pluto wears his scar.
@'i'NS' nv VI pun posc iit ItNttlS,
His nudity he ne'er conceals,
But winged rs n bird he fits
From heart to heart. and guileful sits
He bears bow, and tiny dart
Though tiny, oh how keen its smart!
His culver DER his shoulder thrown,
is full OF such, as 1 must own,
For oft he's wounded even me,
IN rustic, reckless, tameless glee-
Though more remain, al only nnmc
A lamp that rivals Phoebus' flame.
Now when you take him bind him fast,
No thought OF pity on him cast:
And If you see him piteous weep
But closer watch upon him keep,
Heed not his thought and oh beware
His fond caress, there's poison there!
And should he say my arrows swift
give to.thee. touch not the gift,
Naught but produces anguish dire,
For all have been baptised with fire."
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rejection. We believe that they should
not, and therefore report the following
resolutions for adoption by the Senate:
ResotUed, That the judiciary Com
mittee of the Senate be and thew arc
hereby instructed to prepare and forth
with report to the Senate bin for the
submission of the question of the rati-
ication of the said amendment to the
people at the election in October, 1859.
Beso(ced, That the Senate will not
act upon the question of the ratification
OF The said amendment to the Constitu-
ton of the United States at its present
session, but will await the action of the
people at the polls thereon, and will ac.
ccept the result there as binding instruc.
thereof.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
WIN. A. WALLACE.
WIN. M'CANDLEss.
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Death warrant of Jesus Christ.

OF the many interesting relics and
fragments Of antiquity which have
been brought TO the light by the per-
severing researches Of modern phiIos-
opherS none could have been more In
teresting to the philanthropist and be-
lever than the one we publish below.
1t is the most imposing and interesting
judicial document to all Christians that
has ever been recorded in human an
nails that is, the identical death war;
rant or our. Lord Jesus Christ, in the
words following:
Sentence rendered by Pontius Plate act
ing Governor of Lower Gatilee, stat
ing that Jesus Of Nazoreth shall snf-
fer death on the cross.
In the year seventeen of the Emperor
Ttberius Caesar, and the 9th day of
March, the city of the holy Jerusalem
Anna and Caiphas being priests sacrl-
fiscators of the people of God-Pontius
Pilate, governor of Lower Galiee, sit
ting in the Presidential chair of the
pr@tory, condemns Jesus of Nazareth
the great and notorious evidence of
the people saying:
l. Jesus is seducer.
| 2. He is seditious.
3. He is the enemy of the law.
4. He calls himself falsely the Son of
God.
5. He calls himself falsely the King
Of Israel.
6. He entered into the temple, follow
ed by multitude bearing palm branch
es in their hands.
Orders the first centurion, Quilius
Cornelius, to lead him to the place of
execution.
Forbids any person whomsoever, either
poor or rich, to oppose the death of
Jesus Christ.
The witnesses who signedthe condem-
nation of Jesus are
l. Daniel Robani, Pharisee.
2. Joannue Robani.
3. Raphael Robani.
4. Capet, citizen.
Jesus shall go out of the city of Jeru-
salem by the gate of Struenus.
The above sentence is engraved on IA
copper plate on one side are written
these words: "a similar plate is sent
to each tribe" 1t was found in an an
tique vase OF white marble, while exca-
waiting in the ancient city of Aquilla, in
the kingdom of Naples, in 1910, and
was discovered by the commissioners of
art of the French armies. At the expe-
dition of Naples it was enclosed in
box of ebony, as the sacristy of the
Chartem. The French translation was
made by the Commissioners Art. The
original is in the Hebrew language.
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SOAKING SEEDs.-The Chinese sell
dom sow n crop without having previ
ously soaked their seeds in diluted ma
nure, keeping them there even until
they begin to sprout. They hold that
this not only gives the plants an early
and vigorous start, but preserves the
seeds froH worms or birds. The practi-
cal results of Chinese agriculture are
contempt. Would it not be we'll for us
to use some safe sleeps for our corn,
squashes, melons, ETC., as general use,
and not rs am exception
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THERE is abrisk rivalry in Westerly,
II. l., between the missionary of the
Christian Association and an advertiser
OF patent medicines. The former paint
ed in large letters on fence. "What
shall do to be saved ?" and the latter
put under it, USES German Bit
tiers !" But the missionary retaliated
by printing in another place, under
"Use--'s German Bitters,' ''.the text,
"Prepare to meet thy God ~
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SPRING is at hand and the change of
temperature will necessitate new clo-
thing. DO not fail to secure comfort
and style in the selection of your gar
ments, but go to Lowenberg where you
can hardly fail to be suited. He is so
we'll and favorably known to the conf
manity, that it is unnecessary to. men
tion that his word can be implicitly re-
lied on. Whatever he sells will be found
of the first quality.
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"WHAr Is de difference twiXt "a
watch and fedder bed, Samg'
"Dunno-gin ii up"
"Bekase de tickin' Of do watch is ON
de inside, and do tiekin' Of dc bed is on
de outside"
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TT MON HOTEL,
r o H II s b U %, p A

The undersigned would respectfully inform
the travelling public that he has purchased and
rehtted in the best manner the old stand former
ly occupied by w. A. Kline, and that he is now
prepared to accommodate his friends with all the
comforts and conveniences of first class house.
A fine new barn has been built and the surroun-
dings placed in perfect order. The bar will al
ways be stock ed with the chosest liquors and c-
gars, and the table furnished with the best the
market affords. JAMES V. GlLLASPIE.
July 3,'Bs-tf
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A tEW days since, woman residing
in Roekport, Mass, took her first ride
In the cars. She was surprised at arri-
wing at Gloucesterso soon and remarked
"If had known that could have got
there so quick l would have walked"
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Executors or Administrator Notice,
$500; Auditors or Assignee's Notice,
$3.50.
Local Notices, twenty cents line;
by the year ten cents.
Cards in tho "Dircctory" column.
$500 per year for the first two lines,
and 90 for each additional line.
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p RICK HOTEL,
ORANGEvILLE. COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.


Having taken possession OF this well-Snown
house, so long kept by Samuel Everett, the Pro-
oretor has put in II permanent repair and furnish
ed BAR AND LARDERwith the choicest liquors
and newest delcacies. His stable Is not excelled
In the county; and no rains will be spared to
accom- mOdate guests Iapr3 ~
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RATES OF ADvERTIsINa.

One square, (tcn lines or its equiva-
lent In nonparoil type one or two inser-
tiOns, $3.50; three insertions, $500.
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JERSEYTOWN DIRECTORY.

TACOB A. SWISHER, dealer in Hides, Leather
y Bark etc. Madison township Columbia county
Pa. vl-n46
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REPORT.

Of the Minority Of the Committee on
Federal Relations Recommending the
Submission Of the proposed XVII
An,endmenttO 10 the Federal Constitution
to q Uote of The peODle.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1869-03-19
BUCKHORN DIRECTORY.

nj G. &W. II. SHOEMAKER, dealers in dry
III goods, groceries and general merchandise.
First store in south end of town. v2-nlS.
JACOB d VIM. HARRIS, dealers in dry goods
v groceries, drugs and medicines First store in
north end OF town. v mis-.
, 1869-03-13
ST. EOEIT.
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ST. LoC11, Mktth 1..-TonACcu-flm an1 IN
ch1ucs1. -,x
u Il IS si1s 50 * =. Is saAs 70 Xxx fancy At
lytaio;a Mntss dpn NJ s:s !sse,; ,arH ,Se;y Y
$ciowe5 ;ctoee Nm. 7st u so4l.sl: 10, y tlstS
II. Corn heavy demand oa1I Tor eone and 4 re.
| cy xhite and yellow. With a4les 1t sse11c. oAss
heAry and trte lover sales II eoae!c for eoM9oo
10 ocnoIte. BarIeJ-Sot much doing. bet he1d tr q
It prr7lous prices RE dull md dfuoptag sAlta oi
prime At 4l.9sGa1.a =,
un;f Eetts uutet stsalt ISLES nier r1o Ndes at
isac Bfco1 II increase demand. ndt at r!ices ~ -,
| ehoutdsrt eleaT no sides and clear aides aod Al
iSSaiic. IKE and INC. Ch ice susRf curta han!
| nj lSx l$c. lAd-ygTy Etut oHelsnKi zooao 4oa
! rtp!cr iteIce b cid II lsAl3Ae.
, 1869-03-13

Cook Count. Tetold II auction In Boston On tne
9Th At 9Gst. ......
New O;l'ans despltchts report that neea2R |
OF the nt1ehtnts OF that city Is 10 be tcl1 todAT
-EstuttAJ. l9th-Esth NC 10 take the ucct9. |
eAry tips TO hestn The es'c Of for COLA, and
:r6 Ct uttrg that currerey o-!y IN tnc cotton
Trade. This l. tie third Or fourh a.ttnpt the
ne3etlxss Of the p'ttc,p.i southern cotton ports
peeure spcese currency, cn tome7 oecailons,
hoxe1cy. 1t Hs4 believed that I contract 10 Par
.~cIn dollar, either By ~rb4l acreeraeEL
.hrrt ca a pank 70. \ spec:ted tEH IL Rt!d. or /
,,ote n.ontesr to pst gald ata lu.u'c peil d, de-
1srd,a ,fe, Al, tp.:re.y upon thc Loaos Il TIC
o,o,.,,- and euuld cat be 1srally tn!oreea.
Thnn,n .ts.Iy all cot1rac,s actually
m.se to ptY e.eese ~ste ta'"1sa'
,..,r,ro.,e eoptdsree II tsc bu~ttefe eonnu-
~, ~ ~ .,,,h!ul fu.ni1ent was rAfh.r H;np anu
1hr ny.et.ee did not become EeIcsal. II
fhc backbone Of The lar 20 st'utn ~ -
reee4taYy insurance Of lcRali'J ~as msae " .us
1ec.pt dedAon OF lhc S-r;.ue toas'' ~u.
xter, in e,nmoE tcn-c lrht. IL uLeQa'N
IN lt2 announcement OF the 'csa III OF AoI u 81
n nav coin, a.d rotwiths1A1dtcs that the soo
3eet OF leraliziuS eotn contra-'s Il lgl'n osios'
Cont1ese Any action 'hat will be taken TO le7a4tz'
uh,t Ia already legal will eeem 10 be mtse OF ts
,,,,ct,n1e tia. ptytlel.s Rive cEtaa pilb to soo'
imsrtnatt,e patients tnan fsou any aetnl tetss
p,,v for 4 rsnsdy. Under ttetc ttsen n'usc.
.he,e !. rrs,on 10 expect aome important scsalt
fror, tne action Of the New Orleans aeseossu ~
Tho t1sastn cotton u.epttetn1s laf9ss anaa*' .''''