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Reception to Chinese Merchants in
d'hEan~n

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August G.-Thc Chinese
merchants Tingman and Chaychoo had a
public reception ut the Sherman House
here last night. They leave for New York
Monday
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KEY VEST, FLA, August GA filibu5-
ter expedition of two hundred and sixty
men, which sailed from the coast OF Florida
on the 4th instant for Cuba, has safely
landed there
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SPREAD OF TIE FLAMES.

By II o'clock the flames had spread
through the entire block, and were still
burning as furiously as st any time during
the evening, threatening the destruction OF
the dwellings and drinking-houses compo-
sing the property between the warehouses
and Pine street, and extending from Penn
to Front Street. There were five dwellings
on Front street, three only being occupied.
All the occupants removed their effects from
these soon after the fire broke out, fearing
the flames could not be checked. While the
confederation was OF its height, large fakes OF
fire were carried to the roofs Of these houses.
DESTRUCTION OF wHIsKEY-THE LOSS, ETC.
There were about six thousand barrels of
whiskcy in section II, all owned by private
parties, and tho tax had been paid upon
the whole of it. The loss upon the whiskey
in this and the other sections is FULLY
covered by insurance, as well as the build
ings, the cost of which was nearly million
OF dollars. The liquors, large quantities
of it, belonged to the following named gen.
tlcmcn: II. Hannis s. Son, said to have
one million dollars worth Gibson, Son X
Co., Alexander Young, II. W. Catherwood,
A. J. Catherwood, 4. c. Craig & Co., Wal
den, Cohen. & Co., Langstroth 4 Boulder,
Beattie & Hay, George Whitley, Wallace
& Co., kirkpatrick s Co., John Lavens,
Bernard Carr. All accounts agree that the
fire was caused by the fall of the building
from the weight of the whiskey stored in it.
Among the other heavy losers arc number
of bankers, including Jay Cooke & Co., who
had advanced money TO whiskey men to
pay the tax on June 80, under the act of
Congress. The insurance companies lose
heavily. John Harris has insurance of
Million
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TN RETIRING FROM THE BUSINESS

i y RE 1lh1NU ho-u 1i'i- oS',i - I>-S-
/ In which have been engaged FOR nearly TWEEN.
fy-nve years. take this opportunity OF returning
n, = sincere thanks 20 my friends and the public,
and embrace this occasion 10 particularly recon-
mend Mr.. JOHN BOWERS, the Successor OF Yale
bowers K Yale, who has had the general superin.
tenlcncc Of the mechanical branches of the BUSH
ness for the last thirteen years, gentleman In
every way Gualhcd 10 conduct the business to the
satisfaction of my many friends and the public.
&. ID. YALE.
July a. Isc0 2--lw
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Foreign Markets. Y TELEGRArHl.

Foreign Markets-LBG TELEIKTHT.
LONDON. Angus; Noon. -COnsols, 92A United
States bonds easier at SIT.
LIVERPOOL, August G.-NOon. Cotton steady :
uplauGs l25G. Orleans, 1870 l3td estimated SAFES
- Dg1 bales: sales for The week. $1,000 bales. IN
Guiding 10 900 bales for export and 5000 bales Tor
speculation stock, 2,0oO bales, including 49, 600
bales American; stock aioat, C0i,oVo ba)cs, III
cluGine 20, Gs0 bales American.
INfrn00R.-Cotton steady. Yarns ana FABRICS
inlet. Brcadstuifs quiet. Red wheat easier but
IiyERrooi, August .-Erening.-Cotton ac-
tive and unchanged. Red wheat, Vs. I'D.
IIAyRE. August G-Cotton, on the spot arr
alloat l57f
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THE WASUINGTON SCHrETZENFEST.- The
interest in the Schuet2cnfcst seems unaba-
ted, and the attendance to-day was quite as
large us upon any previous occasion. Cap
tain Knecsc, of New York, won the prize
medal for shooting yesterday. G: W. G.
Eslin won the first priz" Of twenty-five dol
lars in gold for the best shooting ycstcr-
day. In accordance with q resolution
adopted, the Mayor and members Of the
boards Of the City Councils visited the
Park last night. The invitation, it seems,
had been extended without first consulting
the members of the Association generally;
and after it had been accepted, it was
deemed best to relax the rule for the time
being, and to make no objection to the en-
trance of the colorcd members with the
other councilmcn. Everything passed off
very tremendously. The 4" fest will pro-
badly close to-morrow.-Letter in Bdttl-
more sam
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Hon. William B. Read, OF Philadelphia,
well known for his devotion to the southern
cause, has been soiourning at " Rock
lands" the country scat of II. b. lIaxall,
Esq.-NatiUe Vrgini0n.
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RICHMOND, July 81, 1859. au2-lw

CARD.-Thc undersigned having pur-
n chased the stock In trade OF the late firm OF
YALE, BOWERS & YALE, Is fully prepared to
conduct the business III all It's branches, ana re-
spCctfully solicts continuance of the patronage
heretofore so generously bestowed upon my prcde-
cessnrs Tau 2-lwl JOHN BOWERS.
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Richmond. Va. 2:th September, 1863.

To avoid imposition, be sure to observe the sig
nature OF the proprietor on the wrapper oil cach
box. MI, ., ,o.
hoy +. j. LEVY,
an . I'm Proprietor.
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weather South.

AUGUSTA, GA, August G.-IIcayy and
continued rains arc working injury to the
crops.
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Wonderful properties Of the Iris Nersicolor nth.
crto unknown or developed, have been brought
within the control of science, ana is no" takinB
its stand rs principal among tue blessings OF medl
''"| As AN ALTERNATIVE
II acts directly upon the blood cleansing anu prl-
fyiue the vital current OF AL the hmors ana talnts
which disease or malarious Influences have planted
there and Graduating and ncutrali2ing the enects
Of mercury other pCisons which may nave pccn
taken into the system. For this reason II ~ inlal-
liblc rs remedy for scroinla EruptioRs Oh Una
skin nsipicnt Consumption, Dropsy, &C., ana
will cure the most viruent and obstinate cases OF
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
n is an unfalling preventive and cure for NEu-
RALGIA. SICK HEADACHE, and NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS, and In
DISEASES OF WOMEN
It has no equal. It's action upon the Liver ana
Kidneys Is prompt. salutary and t1fectlvc, ana IL
is this property which renders II one oil TIE safest
and most reliable
DiURETIC REMEDIES
known I'm the practice Of medicine. Its excellent
and skilful combination with other ingredients In
paws TONIC QUALITIES
If tbe HIGHEST orGtr-uOt temporarily stimulating,
hut permanently inrigorating the digestive or
gans. and rendering 1t most Vaiuablc curative
agent In cases 81
DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
Hv taking IRISIN the blood. which permeates
nil the tissues and Is the life dnutritlon thercoi
il purified rendering the whole system perfectly
healthy. ~ ,,. J., - oe.oo. ~
ouackery but the regular formula OF n distinguished
nrnctti6ner now resident OF Baltimore city, ana
o high does 1t stand In the favor and esteem OF the
intelligent and scientific that u mas heeh aaopteu
Nv nhysirians I'm their practice and Is daily being
nrrcsr rihcd and recon- amended by the most eminent
If the profession throughout the country. mo
better II becomes known the more hlghiy IL IL
praised and the more extensively Is IL used
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The DRoUGHT.-We have had no rain of
any consequence in this region for about
seven weeks. The upland corn and tobacco
are necessarily greatly injured. The for
mer INDY recuperate, but the latter, we
fear, is ruined beyond redemption.-Fdrm-
uille NepS.
The drought is said to be distressing in
the neighborhood Of Timberville, in Rock
ingham county.
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MORE RAscALITY.-Dudlcy, the whilom
clerk of this county, together with many
other frauds practiced upon our citizens,
charged fees in many cases for issuing exc
cutions not authorized to be issued, and
stayed by the law. Those who have not al
ready paid these fraudulent charges will
now refuse to do so, as they cannot be COM
pellcd to do SO. -Shendnd0dh Herald.
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pISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SfilP.-Thc firm of DANDRIDGE & An
DERSOS Is this day dissolved by the withdrawal
oil +. b. ANDERSON, Jr.
The business will be continued In the same house
by wa. q. DASDRIDGE & Co.
WILLIAM q. cambridge,
Hl GEORGE 4, HAYNES,
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Richmond. VA. September 2s.

'
This Is to certify that during last spring con-
trarted In Que Of the lower counties Of the state
chills and fever, and after trying a great mdny
remedies for the disease, Jouhd no permanent re-
lief until procured from Captain Levy package
ders," which, take pleasure in stating, checked
them Immediately The prescription contained
twelve powders. found It. necessary 10 take only
half the number. | hereby chcerfuuy add mine
tn the list of certificates Of the efficacy OF tho
tRnuhua Powders In cases OF chils and fever,
and would advise all thus afflicted TO procure
package of them ut once. r,r,,u
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A railroad through the Page Valley is
now considered almost certainty. The
Cumberland Valley, directed We may say
by the Pennsylvania Central, will, in few
days, contract for the completion of their
road to the Potomac and the extension Of
their road to Salem by way of the Page
Valley, will be considered. -Shenand0ah
Hcruj1
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DOOT AND SHOE MANUFAG-a
Is T0Ry,rhe subscriber would inform WNA-
Ills friends and the public that he hascoia- W,
mcnced tho manufacture OF LaGlss, nnd Gtnti,.-
mems BOOTS, SHOES, aud GAFtIhS IL az VIC VIC
various STYLES OF the season, and ~ OIL
public patronage, pledgtpg himself 70 ~ sssfs
eaertlon 10 please, DAS8uAs u eMsSassaaeat,
su a~sodsw lsss szsfS ti.sfs
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DIED OF HIS INJURIES.

PHILADELPHIA, August 5, P. Md
ward Alburgcr died this evening of injuries
received at the fire last night. This is the
only death yet known to have occurred.
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DISSOLUTI -Inc firm Of YALE,
~ BOWERS & YALE is this day dissolved b!
stock 10 JOHN BOW Frs, who will continue tho
business in all its branches ut the old stand No.
Governor street Iron Block. The books Of the
late firm win be found 1T the Office oil John Bow
crs. Parties indebted to US Will please make
prompt payment, and those having claims against
us viii please present the same for settlement:
Either partner Is authorized 10 sign the name OF
the firm III liquidation only.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon the late firm by our friends ana Inc
public generally, we hope the same VIII DC con-
tiuucd 10 our successor. {. ID. YALE,
JOHN BOW Frs,
c. B. YALE.
RICHMOND, July 81, 1899. au II"
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VIRGINIA POSTAL AFFAIRs.--Office csta-
blished at Orc Banks, Buckingham county,
William H. Bumpas, postmaster, uia Bremo
Bluff Buckingham. South Bangor, Buck
ingham county, Edward r. Evans, postmas-
ter, directly on route from New Canton to
Well Water. Office re&stablished at juno
ton, Hanover county, Henry S. Mallory,
postmaster, via Washington to Richmond.
Office discontinued at Union Village, North
cumberland county, and established at
Heathsvillc. Office discontinued at Wolf
Trap, Halifax county, and established lat
Halifax Courthouse.
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MAIL TRANSPORTATION IN VIRGINIA.
Under the new contracts it is divided as fol-
lows Celebrity, &C., G., 745 miles at Sill ,6G2 :;
steamboat, Gil miles at s37,675; railroad,
1922 miles at gil ,444-total annual trans
portation, 2,Sl9,47g miles at total cost OF
S26l. ISL.
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M. T.. J. Lev

M. Z. j. Levy:
Dear Sir-With pleasure do bear testlmonyto
the efficacy OF your ''Raphua Powders y In ar
resting and permanently curing ague and fever.
have tried it In my own family and confidently re-
commend II to Others. o.o
Respectfully. yours, etc..
JAMES 4. GODDIS.
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RICHMOND VA, June 80 1859.
This IS to certify that for twelve months last
mast was afflicted with chills and fever ana on
nntIrniy relieved and can with confidence re-
comm end them 10 those who afflicted.
THOMAS ii. ROBERTS.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NJOODHOUSE & PAItllAM have in the
w same building with their bookstore COM
plcte BOOK-BINDERI and BLAN h-BOok
MANDATORY. appointed with modern tools
and machinery, which, with good workncn, enable
them TO execute orders for FlRST-cLASS WORK
on rs good terms as tic best houses anywhere.
Merchants. bankers, railroad and insurance
Offices clerks Of courts and others, can have their
books made here to any pattern desired
4 good stock of blank-bCoks Of regular forms can
always be found OH their shelves ready for use.
IL
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IRISIS.
FORMULA OF
DIR. JOHN WiLKINS
BALTIMORE, MD.
Iiu on-lOlam

~ T.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u. TISM NQUERED AT LhsT BY
ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ERAD1CATOk Tor inc ;
nnsitiyc cure of rheumatism, lumbago, ana al
pains of the limbs and joints, no matter Oh no"
"a sneak Of the merits of this truly valuable
linImcnt would be useless. The following certih-
Gates speak for themselves:
"RICuMoND, June ID 1869.
- M l. Elias: ,.-.
dear Sir,-I have been great suDnr"p
rheumatism for more tr"" = .a.
tried Il great many populA
confess the use OF your .t.
EradcatOr regard a@f
used / am entirely 1850 s..s...
attack ever had yVur
Eradcator and ,nmend II 10 any
one afflicted wiz and neuralgia.
"f0 ,A Ssi.s' Z. BROOKS,
..st. and Eleventh Streets"
EIIAs'S Il ELIXIR will be found
4 snccdy .ntcry diarrhpa, and all
howell d. works like charm, which
many Y The f. + +. SPECIFICS
for 50, ipal druggists
n g.: ..o., su s.ror from chronic
q .cycn months, and during that tiIno
~ work. I was under several physi-
A who did not relieve any. Alter
.... Elixir few times felt perfectly wen
o resume work. Several members OF my
an tegtifytu my former condition, con-
superior to ANYTHING | ever used, ana WIN
Belle Island, Va"
i, ), ELIXIR BITTERS.-.
VII be found second 10
OF dyspepsia and dis
ter from what cause
.-as " tonic. one trial VIII
sale at retail by all druggists
....n Wholesale by the proprietor. a., so
80, street, Richmond Va. au t-sM
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THE FIRE AGAIN BREAKS OUT,

At half-past o'clock it was thought the
flames were under control, and that the
other sections of the warehouse would be
saved The flames broke out in section G.,
one Of the seven-storied buildings, and in
a very short time the contents of the ware
house was one mass of fire, the flames
shooting up far above the roof of the build
ing, and lighting up the streets and build
ings for squares around, while each spar
and rope upon the numerous vessels along
the wharveB were brought out to view with
great distinctncss.
About o'clock the fire had made its way
to section T, reaching this building by the
iron sheathing along the edge Of the roof,
and in very short time the side wall fell,
and in q few moments thereafter the front
wall came down with q loud crash, creating
an intense excitement.
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ARREST OF 4 DErUTY CoLLECToR.-A let
ter was received at the Internal Revenue
Department yesterday from Richmond,
va, announcing the arrest of the deputy
collector on y charge of having made Ger
tain collections of revenue which he with
held from the Goyernmcnt.-H' Washington
Observation-Disclosures american.
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1vroRTANT TO ArCTIoNEERS.--In an
.ucr to letter from John II. Tyrcc and
others, at Lynohburg, Va, Deputy Commits
s;oncr Douglass writes rs follows:
II have received Your letter stating that
tlc assessor Of internal revenue requires
YOU 10 keep an additional book form ~ .
nrn>,yibcd by the commissioner, and yor
wish to he informed if it is necessary tina.
Won should keep such additional book In
rcr,v, have to say that the law is inpera-
live in requiring every dealer in leaf to.
Aacco to enter daily in q hook kept for that
,urposc. under regulations such as the COM
missioner may prescribe, all purchases.
sales. and shipments of tobacco made.
Ir requiring a record Of certain facts to
NJ made By the dealers in leaf tobacco.
and made under regulations to be prescribed
nv the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue,
!; is clear that the law contcmplatcs a re-
cord If transactions other than that ordina-
lily made by auctionccrs or dealers 70,
thcir own convenience and information II
Is undoubtedly true that nearly all the in
formation required by the law may be
Iouud in the books ordinarily kept by per-
,or~ engaged in this business. But there is
need Of uniformity in the mode of keeping
the books, and therefore the Commissioner
j. required TO prescribe regulations to
Give form for book, that there may be
uniformity Of practice in different dis
tricts, that just what the laws called for may
he offered daily in these books. You state
that YOU sell exclusively for the planter,
and that You never ship tobacco. If that is
50 YOU viii have no purchases to enter, nor
shipments. You should enter, however,
under the head Of " leaf tobacco purchased .
the names Of the planters or persons from
whom the leaf tobacco is purchased. I do
not think that you will comply fully with
the requirements OF the law unless you keep
this additional book, AMI keep it in manner
and form a. prescribed by the Commits
siopcr, and rs the penalties which the law
imposes for noncompliance with this re-
Quircmcut are so severe, l could not advise
Or authorize You to dispense with keeping
this book and making daily entries so far
as YOUR business rs dealers in leaf tobacco
require you TO make them
ArroINrED.- charles ii. LOOMS, quite
intelligent colorcd man, who halls origi-
nally from Fredericksburg, Va, and who
has been acting in the capacity of barber
to President Grant, and who performed the
same service 10 King Andy, has been ap-
pointed TO clerkship in the Third Auditors
Office.
CANcELLiSG TOBACCO STAMPS. --Commis-
sioncr Dclano directs that dies used in can
ceiling tobacco stamps must bear the name
OF the firm or manufacturing company using
the stamp. These stamps will be issued
from the Internal Revenue Office, where
vaults and safes for their proper security
will soon be erected.
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WITHOUT CuMM1sSIoNS.-Some half q
dozen ToStmastcrs who have recently been
appointed have flied their bonds, and are
now awaiting their commissions, which
cannot lie delivered until the President
returns and signs them. The name of the
new postmaster at Fredericksburg, Va, is
in the list
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O-PARTNERSHIP.- Mr.. RICHARD
Y II. COTTRELL was admitted on the Isl July
an equal partner in my business aud It VII mere,
after be- conducted under the style OF WILLIAM
il DAVIS & co. who will keep constantly Oh
hand all grades Of CLOVER HILL and ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, COKE, and WOOD, which VIII be
sold as low as II can be purchased In the city Also
on hand at present 4 lot Of good OAK WOOD al
81. 80 per cord and PINE at $3.50 delivered.
WILLIAM H. DAVIS,
corner Ninth and Cary streets.
,uor.+ r 1.ca all 5-lY
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-In consequence Of the death Of
JAMES L. BRANCH, the firms OF TH0MAS
BRANCH & SONS, Petersburg, Va, ana
BRANCH, SONS & Co, Augusta, ca, are this
day dissolved. The business OF the above hrnls
viii he settled by their Successors, and the BANK
ING and COMMISSION BUSINESS VIII be con-
tinucd ut the same places by the surviving part
THOMAS BRANCH,
JOHN 7. BRANCH,
FRED. X. SCOTT
THOMAS Z. BRANCH.
pIcbmopd tupust | 1850 au Sim
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RrCIrMoyD, August 9, 1859.
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The Great Fire i'm Philadelphia.


The warehouses are divided into eight
sections, lettered from A to H, inclusive,
and having front of 220 feet on Front
street and running back l35 feet, all seven
stories high except section II, which was
six. Each was supposed to be completely
freproof, md built without connection with
each other, and therefore supposed to be
perfectly safe from destruction bv fire.
Section II, in which the fire originated, was
10 by l35 feet, and frontcd on Lombard
Penn, and Front streets. About ten min
utcs before the fire large portion of the
wall on Lombard street fell to the pave
mcnt with a loud crash, supposed to have
been crushed out by the weight upon the
doors.
TERRIBLE EXPL0SI0N-EECITlNG SCENES.
The whiskcy stored went down with the
ruins, and in n few moments terrific ex
plosion took place, throwing down every
wall of section ii, scattering bricks, tim
1crs, &C., in every direction, while the
danes shot up in n solid body far above the
surrounding buildings, creating general
CONSERVATION among the residents of the
ncighborhood, for it was soon rumored that
a number of children had been killed, and
several men badly if not fatally hurt
Women were running around frantically to
find children that had left their homes, but
as those who were missing began to return,
the excitement somewhat abatcd.
The explosion, of course, set the entire
contents of the warehouse on fire, and soon
burning whiskcy ran down the CUTTERS in
Swanson street to Pine, and thence into the
sewer leading to the river, and in short
lime an explosion took place in the sewer,
breaking portion of it, but not doing any
very great damage. The flames contin-
ucd, however, through the sewer to the end
Of the wharf, which it set on fire, and came
near firing brig lying near the pier, but
fortunately steamtug happened to be close
by, which towed the brig out of danger.
The engine and two boilers, said to be
nearly new, are located under the pave
mcnt Mt Front and Lombard streets, and
were completely isolated from section II by
heavy doors and rs the engine had not been
run yesterday and the fires banked up, it is
not to be presumed that the fire was caused
by an explosion Of the boiler, rs was thought
by many, but that when the wall of the
building fell, letting the barrels down and
staving the casks, the whiskey made its way
into the vault containing the boilers and
furnaces, and setting it on fire, thus caused
the explosion When the wall Oh Lombard
street fell the roof was left hanging in po-
sition, but when the explosion took place
all the walls and the Roof fell to the ground,
exposing the walls of the next section from
the roof to the pavement. The bricks were
piled eight or ten feet high in Lombard
street and other streets adjoining.
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vRISIN, TIE GREAT VEGETABLE
BLOOD PURIFIER.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF TIE
IRIS VERSICOL OR;
OR,
BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful, safe, and reliable, remedial
uycuf discovered for the healing or man. Tho
wonderful properties Of the Iris Nersicoi9r, NTH
within thr control of science, and Is now taking
it, stand as principal among tile blessings OF medi
oil