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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AND FORAGE.
OFFICE CHIET QrARrEksAsTER, }
FIRST MILITARY DIsrRluT,

FiRsT MiLITARI DIsrRIoT.
RIoHsOEp, VA. August 1852.
RsSP ss 'iPiS1'%s VEIN B .sfi'lts
18th day OF ssPT,Ss%Rbsi ls.s fsT ths dsiIvery Of
70 the Post QuArtermsstsr at wINCHRsTBR, yir-
Einiat In such quantities as may be required from
month to month for the service Of that Post during
the period ending June 80. 1870
Separate proposals are required! For Wood. to
be dry hard and free from small crooked limbsl
for Osts, TO be sound, clean, and weighing not less
that 81 pounds 10 the bqtheli for Hay. TO be we'll
cured aud Of the best quality.
Blank form. for pISPO.alsj Ard Information .to
tAIned at the oiiee OF the Post aukrtermaster at
Winchester, Va, or at this othee, $3.50
BY order Of the Comma dinE General FIRST MIL.
tAry District j. O, CHANDLER
Breyet Colonel QuarteImAster .. y. Army, Chief
QusrteTmAster First Military District.
AuH.la.dt
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PROPOSALS. FOR FREsB BEEF.

HRApq'Rs FIRST MILITARY Dbrsicr,l
OFFICE CHEZ COssIsAARI OF suBslhrEsos.
RtCHAOSu, VA, Aug, ", lta,
Sealed proposals, IN d9p,ies'e. VIII setsfsiysd
Until MONDAY, September II, isSp. at u N, f0r
ment with . $3.50.
FRESH BEEF
at Winehestefi Va, for six months from oct2Dtr
l. 1909. or sneh less time as the COmmissAry Cen
eral Of Subsistence may direct.
Bidders are requested to be present 70 Isepnnu "
their bids, and be prepared to EiNe bonds Tor INC
fulhllment OF their contract. a.
heretofore. ,,,. p,., c.h
~ T. A. P0RTER,
Brsrst Major aud Chief G, s,.iss Military pis'
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FOR HARD BRICKS,


OTIIoE DEPoT QrAHrERNAsTuR,
FORr MONROE, va, Aug. u 1862.
Proposals " be regelyed At this Office untla
O'Clock, m, TUESDAY, September 7, ls,p, flT the
immediate delivery on the " lATf At this Depot.
subjeo to lnspsstiop, Of
as,OOO HARD BRICKS,
Suitable for laying Cutters At Hampton NhllonaI
Cemetery, and should DO Of tho best GuaIiiS ior
that purpose ,,.-.,. .,i ,o,,., Il
guaranteed by two TcsUrnsh" p'rsuns, whoso
Signatures aud rrsdCucg- IN, r. DC AGPendSd "
Gent .scuriIy by tn rnl'-d s.sigs psitist Auor'
nay JndVs, 4 IT Hector. .HI 81 hot puble uneof,
AHy ynIiSr 81 Hrryet e.. ,url J. q Chandler,
Quartefmastrr Q Army, Chief QuaTtermastcr
first Military D!slrItI. u,yuy an ,,,,,
Brevtt Lieut COlOuCl, Assistant u. NJ. u. :. A. !
Depot QuarteTmastCr. Eugl-dt
Wf6h1rrlIthHS ' FArS" wy 'A'A Al THIS
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

DEPor QUARrERMAsrER's OrFrOH,(
CHARLHsTos, 8. C., August a, 1852.
Sealed proposals, in dupliea with . copy Of
!hs unisfsisned until III URsDxY, he "a day 81 q
.sp %.1 6 Are
the ensuing four months.
less than q pound. 70 the busheL
Proposals must state the price per bushel for tho
Oats, and Ter ton for the Hay and Straw, must be
endorsed Proposals for Forage and Straw" and
addressed 10 the Undersigned. Zach proposal must
be accompanied by guarantee signed BY two
sponslble suretes. that In case the proposal Ia
eepted, and contract entered into, they will
become security In sum equal to one fourth Of the
amount OF the contract for the faithful performance
OF the same,
By order OF Brevet Colonel A. r. Eddy. Chief
Q. N. Department Of the South.
,on,n p,.,.,oo, and AZ BLyET.,
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Bookbinders.

Il BooK.BIHDER AND PAPER. RULER,
No, al PennsylvAuia avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh stTests, south Side ,,,-
books elegantly or plainly boHnt Periodicals
and newspapers carefully attended 70.
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his once In the city q,
charge for carrisge, on
November next.
kvery article must be- Il
unless an Inferior quality II
A sumeisnt specimen II each
tof paper half quire, aud ofenN
company the proposal, aud to be
name Of pfoposer. AMI u paper
resm. The whole Of each sftiele q,
foreGotn 2 list will be desmedNa class;
son oneriag TO furnish any suNh class A.
p Fai tausii,y eeusidsr,dl villreeeivea
more sutetes satisfactory to the Secretary
9eps'e, fet he performRuee thereof. which
np pc MED In the once Of the said secreI
espted. Wv p''po'"i ms peen
II any articles contracted for ,hou,d No, n. A,
iiyered within the time stipulated, or shoSid be
nan,rsn, 70 he sample, the bond Of tho
,Propo,al. sh2ula be endorsed Proposal. for
btatonery for the Senate, and be difeeted 10 ths
Secretary Of the. Senate, WashIpgtcn. w >''
Proposals and specimens must be delivered At
GEORGE G. DORIAN.
sseretary ofthe Senate ofthe upited States.
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MEDICAL,
FUnE-aFNUuNp.

fUnE-GrNUuNr.
Great Reduction In Price.
H0FHsMALT EXTRACT 10 . beverage psrtieu.
larry adapted to persons OF weak and debilitAted
constitutions, and those suffering from dyspepss.
loss Of appetite, general debility, DO. takes the
place OF and 10 superior 10 ale, porter and spirtu.
Gus liquors In all cases whore noarishing beverages
and tonics are needed.
yOB. .. PEDERsEN,
AZ Murray Street, n: =.
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ALEXANDRIA,
CHANCE OF TIME.

WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
CHANGE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. q, 1903.
On aud after MONDAY, Dec. 2lst, 1865 and until
further notice, Passenger Trains will run between
Washington and Alexandria as follows:
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS.
Leave Washington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, 10 a. IN. do. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave IisxanJria from corner Of Duke and Hen
~ streets tfIom Manassas railroad) 81 p. IN. do.
from LynchburG, 6p. IN.
LOCAL PAssKHoER TRAINS.
az. Rsn.: ss; i
" piE " :. .,ss%iS
$50 Duke and Henry ....b,9
zrTrains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot, q
s6s. m, connect with oranEe, Alexandrta and
Esr.ssAs Passenger Trains At st. Asaph Junction,
iof ali points on the line Of that road between Ma
nAssas Junction and Harrisburg.
Trains leaving St, AsAph and King streets at 2:3
D. m. connect at 50. Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and HarrisonbuIg at 2:tS p. m, ar
rlying al Baltimore and Ohio Depot At s. % p IN. :,
and In time fortP m; tta I ios Bsltinorss's ,,,
W. J. PHELrs, den'i Manager. deeSo.n
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PROPOSALS PoR BUILDINGS.

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS.
HRApsuARrERsF IRsr MILirARI DsrRicr,)
oITics CgIsr ouAnTxlnhsItn,
q This once until u M q SATURDAY. ssPten:
lSI " sSaas tsS 'ss SSssa s,''s.
fsss sH 4! !; Is s!t!s
the buildnEs, and further Information a, 20 .iI:
on 81 appiiesioa Al Iii siisS can
The enpse3pe: :9a nt Dror?:1i to BE- s
By mail to iSis ciiee '''1''' '
BY order Of the aunr'crn.steCE r, Gss sT g s.
Brsvst Colonel. 9qaItsTms.tsT Y: s, Army. Chief
QuArtermastsr, First Military District aunSt
PROPOSALS FOR subsistence STORES.
oYYIcr CHEF CossIssAuv or susslsrrscp,l
fIssL hiLiTARr pIsIRIer.
RICHMOND, VA, August q, lsta.
a. !. Ky ., 7
!" ''"' i% Hour "
h 3 P PSaad: SsfbaAaANTINE CANDLES.
Conditions. Se.. as HERETOFORE poprrR.
Brevst Major and Chief Commi.sary Of s9S.i.t'
enee, First Military District anS.6L
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
r,o,o! rG.T jsSs. "a. NJ s .sYy
All .f IS S be t.fsS h o
FRESH BEET
to the troops Al this post.
The said Beet must be fresh, OF good market
able quality, In equal proporons Of fore and hind
se.sS!s Sssl a.:s stSs e Ss &
cost In such quantity As may be. from time to time.
required By, aad on such days as the commanding
omcsr shall designate, not exceeding four times per
The neeks Of the cattle sIsushtsred for beef be
delivered under this agreement shall be cut of At
down. The shApt Of fore quarters shall be cut or
from three to four inches shove the NEE Joint and
Separate proposals In duplicate will also DO re-
celved by the undersiEued mp to the same hour and
date above ment oned for supplying commissioned
officers and their families stat At this post or
they may from time to time require, such A. Ser:
Ribs Roast.
These contracts to be In fores sir months, or such
less time as tho Commissary General shall direct,
sonmepens on the l,t Day q oelo6e is and .pb1
tbs Department OF the kast,
In case Of failure or deficiency in the quality or
quantity ofthef Iesh Beef hed " be deli cred.
then the OommissAry at Fort Washington, Mary
~ purchase, aud the contractor VIII 10 charged
with the difference In cost.
The contractor be required TO enter into bonds
for the Of thousand dollars. signed also by
two responsible sureties, whose names must be
mentioned In the bids;
on the IOth day OF September, 1862. at Fort Wash
ington, Maryland. At which time and place bidders
| are requested to be present;
PropS:.i. will be marked ,p,r,SRS'tIs ~ Bsef'
TiTst Lieutenant Fourth Artillery. A. c. S.
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1 PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.

/ would inform my patrons and also temporary
sojourners In Washing ton, that keep on hand and
ready to serve At minutes notice, great variety
OF substantial dishes, prepared In the most Atrao,
tive style, and also the purest W Ines Liquors and
cigars that can be procured. 4 most eapaeiou.
Saloon, containing Bagatelle, Jenny Lind. and
open day and night for the amusement Of thos, who
are fond Of those popular games. few table
boArders, for W HON have ample accommodations,
Will be taken at the most reasonable Istssss cp
4O5 D, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
~ 29-eolm
HAMMACK's RESTAURANT, NO. 200 PENN
Ill BYLyANIA AVENUE, near the corner Of FIJI
teenth street, THOMAS dREEN, late Of WILLARD
BILE terms. febo-Sm
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No. l2S 4dOIen Moore's improved BlOtters, large
and small per dozen.
No. $50 idoIen packs Blottins Pads. for Moore's
patent blotters, two sizes, per dozen.
No. ISL. I oIcn Desk Pads, with leather corners,
for holding plotting sheets. 10 Inches by "a Inches
square. per dozen,
No. isl 10 DOZEN packs plain white Cards, sec.
No 1855 u DOZEN packs Cards, In paper cases,
best quality. per DOZEN. o.,,, g.,
No; 1884, lOdoIen boxes ready made GALL Pens
No. 1876 800 sheets Parchment l5l, inches BY a..
inches square, per sheet,
No. iS5,, . DOZEN hall pint bottles Purple "B -
No; ~, 5 DOZEN pint bottles Purple -" Ink
N No. is. dozen qunr,'bOtuc. Purple {" b. lux
No, 10. Q dozen S-quire Record Books, IL.
! ehes by NJ inches square. indexod through Per
| No, 10 ? dozen qurg Record Books Ia:
ehes BY II 4 inches square, indcSed through per
No. ia 2 dozen S.quirs Record books, 10.
| ehes byll inches 50 uArv, indeked through. per
ma Ia. 2 dozen ?.qulre Record Books, . In.
ehes by II a Inches square lhieked through per
aINys % lp 2 doisu squire. Record Books. Q In
cLss BY IL. iHehts square, Indeed In front per
No. Ia dn,su quirs RssUrd Books, . in.
ehss by Ia inches square. indsxed In front. per
No l45. . dozen Squire Record Books. 0 In
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No, Ia 2 dozen 2.quits Record Books. 0 10.
shss bJn IN Inches square indsssd In Cont per
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-09

We are informed by private advices,
dated at Kingston Dec. II, 1868, that
1.-THE close of the three days race
contest, a serious fracas happened be-
tween the military (black troops
known commonly as the "Royal Afri-
can Corps" and the civilians, which
resulted in the slaughter on the spot of
three persons, and the wounding of
others, who were conveyed to the hos
pital in North-st. All these lay in a
precarious state. The military were
with much difficulty restored to order,
for under the influence OF liquor and
gunpowder they are even indisciplined
20 their superior officers orders. The
race course of Kingston is full one
mile in diameter, and is all around
studded with beautiful tropical cot
tages, which are inhabited by the elite
of society, mostly whites hence may
be judged the dismay occasloned by
such an unexpected causality.
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Hayti.
HAVANA, Jan. s.

HAVANA, Jan. Q.
The British war-steamer Eclipse has
arrived here with later and important
news from Port-au. Prince. The Hay
tian steamer Salnave seized the Brit
ish schooner Couch, Capt. Pearl, from
st. Mare with cargo of coffee and cot
ton, and carried her into Port au-
Prince as a prize. 1t was reported
that the United States Consul at Aux
Cages had been roughly handled by
the revolutionists, but the story is not
credited An attack was about to be
made on the port of Aquin. President
Salnave has ordered his steamer to at
tack the port in front. while he will
personally superiuteud the landing
forces in the rear of the place. The
women and children have left the town
and taken refuge in the ships in the
harbor There was flight at Aux
Cages on Christmas, in which the citi-
xens and troops defeated the Piquets.
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GANANoouE, Ont. Jan. 7

Last night party OF four policemen
proceeded to the house of a noted char
acter named Chapman, to cause his ar
rest. and also that of +" Garry" Chase,
for burglary and horse stealing Chase
and Chapman resisted by drawing their
reyolvers. Shots were exchanged, and
a general fight ensued. Three OF the
police were shot, two it is feared fatal
iv. Chapman was shot in the arm.
Both he and Chase have escaped. In
tense excitement prevails, and large
bodies of men have been dispatched in
all directions to secure their arrest.
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PRICES DOUBLE GALLERY,
No. 1856 Broad ST.. Elizabeth.
THE ONLY ONE In THE STATE

"AVING one of the most Spacious and Hand
II somely- Fitted Galleries of the State, with
eminent aud Practical Artists, feel confident of
suiting the most fastidous. This is the only
Gallery in the State having two eky-lights, max
mers, by ebviating the necessity of waiting any
length Of time for sitting would call partic-
ular attention to my FRAME DEPARTMENT,
Where will be found larger assortment than at
any other Gallery in the State. GILT, ROSE.
WOOD, BLACK WALNUT, and all the different
styles Manufactured at REDUCED RATES.
Particular attention given TO
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Li.fe size Pictures.

We respectfully call attention to our PoRCE-
LAIN PICTURES, Plain aud Handsomely Col
oreG in Oil or Water C0lors. The Latest Sensa-
tion in Portraiture, "MINETTE," or FAIRY
CARDS. Cali and see specimens. Our Motto is
EXCELSIOR" and we make it point to
please all, guaranteeing perfect satisfaction. We
DEFY COMPETITION and acknowledge no su-
periority. The merits Of our work must sustain
our assertion.
Pictures Copied and Enlarged to any size
Views NJ ide to Order. an everything pertaining
to the art attended to with dispatch.
F. II. PRICE, Proprietor,
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PARIS, Jan. s.

PARIS, Jan. 8.
The Spanish Government is about
TO establish corps of observation on
the Pyrenees.
Dispatches from Madrid report that
much agitation prevails in all parts Of
Spain.
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No. 1856 Broad Street, Elilaboth, N. j.
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Gele9ramls.
Ehe Eastern Question.

LONDON, Jan. /.
The request of the Sublime Porte for
Il postponement of the Conference on
the Eastern question for Il few days.
in order that time might be gained for
instructing the Turkish representative,
has not been acceded to. The sessions
of the Conference will certainly open
in Paris tomorrow. The Sultan con-
sequently has been compelled to tele-
graph at length from Constantinople,
his instructions to Djemel Mehemed
Pacha, the Turkish ambassador of
Paris. There is no question that part
of these instructions are that if the
discussions in the Conference extend
beyond the Sublime P0rte's ultimatum
to the Grecian Government. that the
Turkish representative shall immedi-
ately withdraw. The Turquie, of yes
terday, said that if the Turkish repre-
sentative withdraws from the Confer
ence, war with Greece is inevitable.
Evening-The firm attitude of Tur-
key en- the Eas. ern question excites
much alarm.
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PITTSBURGH, Jan. 9.-James Lane,
colored who has been on trial for
poisoning his wife, was to day convicted
of murder in the first degree. This was
the second trial.
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VIENNA, Jan. 8.

The Presse of this city asserts that
the representative of the Greek Govern
ment at the Paris Conference will not
he permitted to offer any proposition,
but will attend only for the purpose of
giving information in regard to the
subjects under discussion. The Con
ference will frame project of settle
ment, which it will be the duty of
Greece to adopt after its acceptance by
the Sublime Porte and the withdrawal
of the Turkish ultimatum.
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italy.
PARIS, Jan. 8.

PARIS, Jan. 3.
A rumor is current. here that an in
surrection has broken out in Milan.
, 1869-03-29

Tue following Western patenss wcTe Issued from
tie Cnitea States Patent once, for The week end
Ing March a.. 1869. ss reported by o, l. chA5an
Patent Solicitor. Chicago. ILL.,:
FOR n1INHtN
Frftnx-E. {. HcnedIct, thEeaXn
block for Holding STEREOTYPE F1A&e4-A- n het-
fpgK, Chicago. ...
sisrcf sweescs-J, r. Mcdonald, Chicago.
Washing NAchlne-F. u. I'a.zdls, Chicago
1nteh fo- sl.ughtez1ng FufIoses-R saTaxe.
Chk4ga
F1oeess Of DERIVING U4etu, rrodue.s from GaT-
baGc, etc.-W, F. Johneon, Chicago
Machine 1dr Winding c'osh-a. F. Ha1Rh De
Tss,s At,,fhntnt for cn,,Es-w. Zimmerman
Com AAtaE-D. Y. Tucker, Eugene.
Sash lIoidef]. ". HaneeL Peoffa.
ulnckipG R9x--Il Cadlc, ShAwneetoWp.
MIR CoolcrJ+ c. Tha5cr, pnnton-
! Hand srln1ung Machlno-F N. Si1ou Lena
| CnAmfc1tng Aacllne-n r. MAtsox, West
nkdge.
| T1ce CasT1et]. II. Harris, Vermont
| rfAstez1ng Nachtnc@. L coburn. Aineral
sell registering Lumber Measaro-D. E. Pease,
| R3ch,and Centre
! Isfrow-. soowdtn, wesuord.
I FuK IONA
Comt4ped sowcr and CnliiyRior-A Woodsrd
Dcx NoineA
| Wssh poiles-A j. Tallace, Eeokuf-
NAkh tSoncr-A. Mcdaniel, Duhuque.
| unzvcAtcr Rnke-J. & Fowler, Davenport
Pee UtyeI. J. FREY, Hooks Point
Harvester Reel. Il SoneA, ClattSytle-
HStk AIkKEs0fA
l Axle DoI-L- Wakefield, Minneapolis
, 1869-03-29
city III RiEf.

TWO Cn0IsIo ior1Ht who respond 70 the cog
nomens Of John Thomas md GrorKe Cross, win be
anaigned betorc the Police Court On the charge Of
larceny, thA morning. 1t appears thai they werc
snxagsd hJ Nj. WENau Il. SeZthner 70 overland
eo1ne RhesEca Of Yankee notions IN his estahtssh.
s1fe, ,na n ne sn1e ee tne
they took u s charged, the further liberty Of ap-
rropsiAtinG About ~ ot the stock without hts
o.ess Of consent Ins .sGa 60 tn,e7s1 ane s1 IN
seaIs ,,ssias ssSt it ss s. Of some - n III II
u1iQue Articles OF *oman's aprarel. oeca-
stoned many comments from tho single gentlemen
connected With COR Police Department
Frxp caoxGKa = ppeAro peddler, but II Is 70
be feared not 40 honest nne On aains1tAJ be soh
q ananslsv to William AAlnau- An3 deuFerrd the
tseps.tsd' % VI. II. found to lis astontshnent that
nis watch which had oesa haogtp4 n his roou-
nAd departed likewise Tcseri1J cronzer wAs
missing tinepeoe raa dlseoyered snnety escoueed
in his r,oekrt Hit viii bc asEotgned II the Police
EoItt thi. morning
CHICAGO RCEeI4 r. ARR wAI1xa extremely bo1f'
Oue Of this LIZ entered the aCr store l21ied under
tne very aaaet1 n aancknsrs Of T1 TR1ECHI, II
early hour This oruinc, md It e believed Sue
creteI In earr1hx od consloerahe posJ. 1he
next one that attempts tnH Htek, n ne very hv1
lengthy onatuas1 IN thH npr. Awozd 70 the wtse
should be Eutncie0t
UnT-rE1 O'Clock this MOI ntng t,re oroke
cut In 4 two-sosy Tame drEllu9. located q No
=; s*.e et; i S y I'd NJ W. LID s,tas sas
1nc Ioss to building and conlents VIII
t1,oM% Origin u orc not aseertasned
Rxr. Bxx1 FzAHKN, editor Of the Ante.tes7
I caristian Exrts u Cincinnati WIN preach II TIL
Christian cnh ,9 Ss eNtaas M1a.a j
le present VIII ne well Entertained.
, 1869-03-29

tAA PIN tae isrKess posshse ntessst u eooaentxz-
ID n htAau ol tie ca1paa1. A2d i: tAe sxoe tine
De hess sales9.rda azala.s reckless beEnea
ne Wet Ehouh E4fE some concentration
Of IN now s11pbe capital h contarsox tee re17no-
pt1e snd neeHayJ boaoeA II tanaranee- This
Company atzrtA buz.neN todAy, b u stated with
s1hsufbed capital us r1ose thx1 3.d, ,dbo, hcd
cszh fu1d q oy4 {1no, ,eoa 1ts Whole o11llns u
oonsG1z1t1e - weal ~ eu.aF<.fttE. Iu Ealea of
sock arc already reogf@toT f1r.f1y, 4ad Ia every
toes1upe q b takeu n hand hy Meu Hs<ed fpF tt,sr
as5e md soocesfui hoEtnen record E1la A u1s1-
uste eapttn1 of ten u1il1ona, whseh vfa, Without
dfnhk be readily taEeu, tn deEttuy - oue of tho
lesdtnR Anaes1a1a Ere lts0rasce companies cannot
u 6oubsed An tEt<rtx: kas been concentrated
at1EsdJ n Chicago. probably uDequAlled n3 su1 or
ekntx9t1on he4e, md tn nSs Ct nteetou aqd OF.
cc11 zfe Enzrautee tnx1 II G51ty1 WILL be conduct
Cd IN aecoruance vt:h tic tiedzes se, forsh TIE
ot1e<u Afe a foEoxB: F7ea.dent, CosonH q. B.
Axson; VICE Preasdert, c. u Smith; Treasurer,
Geo.Ee c. sszt.a: sape..n:eadent q
u soo1nw1el Tie Chicago Directors a-e: z Z
Mason, o. ]. Ful+r, VIZ LII, John A!s.on, A. c
Hest1g X snt.h. Il Il WEnz7n, Gea c,
s.utth {. u Cad,, L C. Du., 2 J. None, ]. u
Fl1gx, h AcSt!l aad G. II. AcAu1ea Win thA
DumeFous safeguards provided II Is ty-htA, 1t.h
rnanaRtnens un4aesdoned md pin % oom-
prehersge, the 's:a.e " sce:as deaard ia :
ca1tef s7sAsAc:o1 to III Ee,cttoldeys and one III
Lg ong-needed place IN the iasu.zsoe word
, 1869-03-29
REeEKT FiREs.
Destruction OF n Comfortable
Amount OF Property.

Anothe, periodical reign Of nse, dread to ON
citizens and the insurance companies, entered
upon campaign m sasurtAy evening, and con-
tlnued with undated snco>se for twentyfoar
lourn, dur1pg which more than hAlf dozen latms
wtrc sounded, and considerable property xaa de-
st1oysd,
NuiAx ErRxk1.
At1z clock. are broke out IN Eowitn L Nc
Elran icwel7 establishment, No. @ Clark street,
which Eks e1t1n gulbhed with but little losa to the
nsm.
ON INp1AxA AvxCr .......
All hour lateF, the alarm called the department.
T. ts.1ae, s xhEa va I ennstders1li damaged. Tas
building L. owned h} Mrn- Campbell md Ia Ia
kured for 112 go in the Home, lttzenA, AAnhat-
1910, The lower Goor u. occupied u tnastr-.a
fa'tory, and the upper t"or by Mr. Carrie z.
smith. whu kept q pirate school The nre, i u
Eame time. On the aooE, It IL alleged. was found
lnhllns Enod taturAsed with terusene- Mia
eualih vas subsequently, p1Aeed unfer streat on the
She WEE insured for 5l,"0 in the Home, New
York.
hF cLTB1rKkE AyEECk
The ntIt fire occurred n 2.l5 yesterday morning
md dtAtrbJed ! row OF buildings on C1yboulnr
Avcnne, intlndln2 See- ia. lo& sd la+,9, owned
by ArN Hzenges. Dama1e about q, On Inaur'
tpre n UfI In Lamar, OF Chicago: $50 In tho I'LL
noia Mutual, and tasl In the Home Mutual ChicA
60, The principal damage wa4 TO No. 1h@. oocu
Sy fsnf ii Lslsf e L. nas
other portlonA Of tic tuildln9 WeFe occupied ~
| f,artcf Ahor anil millinery stnrc. Loss tri1inR
The upper noo1 WA occupied b. fAmIlie4 Sigh
| Loss.
| On AFcnkR AvEKCR.
few minutes lateF tie department ~ns caNt4
| to the corner Of Archer avenue ard Grove street
| 1iuadf!, wat partially desiroyhd 1t wal oocupet
n = faloou and dwelling ~ Martin Avera- Loss
house, $50, insured; toss On futures, soo1 insuret
| for $50
TlIEE ALAKXH-
The alAr1az sounded from Boxes SoA e and 10
respectively At II 10 4 m, and 2:1b r. m Jester
! day, proved 10th false