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National Republican., 1873-02-04
pRoPosALs FOR MAIL RAG LABELS.
Poar OyyIcE DrrAnTMEyr

ANHA
Sealed proposals will be recsSsd q his 'iS Depart
ieS faTnhas @ PtSisd SSSS IN sSsh @
Titles @ and At such IiHss n may be ordered during
the whole nnmber oi such a6sls 10 BE- fuTnished be.
made ot suitable hard wood IN oblong strips, each
and Rs s @ Ss SaG afS Mole
thToIyh i y Of & an inch IN diameter At
The name q such post Once and State Or Of ' such
Be spesiksd in schedules which viii acccmSay each
order and alio have printed upon IT, in smaller let
ofice Sample Of The printing suitable fdr such
labels may be seen and examined In the Once Of the
b. delivered at this Department BY the contTscSr at
his own sEpenss ~ such luSnIites and At such times
Every proposal must specify uncQndltiOnAlly the
price for each label fully equal in All respects to the
The accepted bidder will be required 70 enter into
fSo ST o. Whn SS daSs S"is ss IGs ,Sa
award,
panied with Euarantee, signed by two glarantorr,
aud eerunoaie signed by postmaster In the fol
GUARANTEE
The nndersiYned rtgidlnH A. EIT Ii state Of -,
inastsr General. the bidder will within ten days
ssf saS S soS9 n1 as
furnish such labels in the quantities and upon the
spt Of the tmSsior General dated the tSeItieIS
OF January, 1879
Dated -
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster at -, State Of
-, certiheH, under Ms Odth " oNcs, that he liz
acquainted with the abOyal Rllaranturs, and knows
them 20 De men OF property, aud able to make good
their guarantee,
Proposals should be inelossd in sealed envelope,
anS ss SadfesssS q t6S ss6Sna SSn Assssht Pos
master mih 9ensrll, WashlngtonS On Y j. r.., an,
General JNO. A. j, CRESwELL,
lAna1Mtw Postmaster General
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n \ II ID

n II ID.
MR.. J. REMINGTON FAIRLAMB
Has the honor TO announce that In consequence OF
the destruction Of the National Theatre the per.
t9EWSP1fs 81 ~ AZ k9msRis % Al roupvs,
will take place at
. -. LINCOLN NALL,
With the following cast Mr.. Remington fairlaIDb
a. a fsierle: Miss Adlie randall A. Hose Mr.. W. h.
PieFrei Mr.. W. H. Beckett OF New York. as NJ.
The chorus numbers forty Of the best Amateurs
q ne District and the orchestra will he large and
ateient, inc nding the eminent HArpist, Mr., O. ~
DE COEhiEl, Of baltimore Tho scenic arrange.
mentH WILL be AH complete and effective as possbe
under the clrcumstano ~, and all the other appoint
protected.
Reserved seats, o. Subscription list, with pan of
hall, open ut Messrs. Philip hOlomOns' on Thurs
day, January d. iABO9ls
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saIe OF Fine OH PnInrIns..

The lovers Of the nne arts will he gratined to
learn that Messrs. LatimeT 4 Cleary will sell Un
the 10th, 2Tth and 2sth instaDts, at HOOes build
ing, next 10 the Eb6itt house, Y street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, the finest lot Of oil
paintings ever presented 10 this city to the pub
lie. We understand that the catalogue Is now
being prepared, and copies may he obtained In q
National Republican., 1873-02-04
EulnllDON.

The following cases OF smallpox wero reported
to the health ONCE yesterday:
Two cases In an alley, between Ninth and
Tenth and D and u streets southwest.
one at No. llO Fstreet northwest.
One In an alley, between Ninth and Tenth and
and Y streets southwest.
The following death was also reported:
One on the corner Of Massachusetts, avenue
and North Capitol street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-02-04
Uiah,yay Robbery,

On Saturday night US Mr. Trailor was passing
through the Smithsonian grounds 10 bis home,
On Thirteenth street southwest, Ne was knocked
down by two culOrtd men and robbed ot his
Wntch mud chain and fl2 IN money, Ohter X,
ii. Cook, uf the Aglluul urdl Department, heard
his CrtCs for hrly, aud un reaching tue spot ionud
MIN ylng un the ground badly bfulstl. Again
comes tn question, where IL the night Waich Tor
thVhc u,uuulEI
National Republican., 1873-02-04
1 A a Il R.unina

The second grand reunion Of Washington
Lodge, No. d, !. o. o. r., viii take place this
evening At Old Fellows hall. The gentlemen
having charge OF the affair are thoroughly ac.
qualnted with their business, and promise TO
make this the event OF the season,
National Republican., 1873-02-04
Inauguration Ball.

A subcommittee, consisting Of Messrs. Shep-
herd, Gideon, BlackfoTd, MnttlnRly and Kill
bOnTn, met yesterday afternoon at headquarters
and decided to appoint as managers OF the inau.
guration ball committees from both houses OF
Congress, Judges OF the supreme Court, ofilGers
OF the army and navy, and resident OF each
state TO have entire control OF the same.
National Republican., 1873-02-04
1,Ji,,. tt.nnI,IIran,.

The Indiana Republican Association met last
night at ClArkrs malt iUr the purpose OF tahing
into consideration the prDphety OF parllelpaunk
In the Inaugural prOCesAi After general ln-
terchAnge Of opinions the club decldel 70 ?sI. ?a.
ilclpate 10 accordance with the request OF the
general committee On inauguration
National Republican., 1873-02-04
Odd lnnIn.

We have In stock an accumulation Of 1nc, all
Wool Goats, whSh formerly sold At prices rang
ing from Sl2 TO SO, and In order 10 close them
out at once, are now selling at 50.
50 Fine All Wool Goats al %; 81 Fine All Wool
Coats at 81; 90 Fine All Wool Goats at 81; % Fine
All Wool Goats at tb; 81 Fine All Wool Coats At
%; 81 Fine All Wool Goats at 81; % Fine All Wool
Goats at g. IIABLE BROTHERs,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
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MnNR .IIIrnEa-

The Circuit Court yesterday ordered the fol-
lowing Jurors 10 be summoned: Edward NJ
Drew 7l6 Tenth street northwest; George Becker,
1884 seventh street northwest; James =. Willis,
~ Indiana avenue; Benjamin ?. CLARK, Seventh
ward; Henry stewart, Georgetown; Robert Tai
lllleTTO, Seventh ward,
National Republican., 1873-02-04
CIrcnlnIlnu Library.

BY reference TO another column 1t will be seen
that there Is q nTst-class circulating library in
the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian AssOCla-
tiOn, and new books are constantly added TO the
list. Terms OF subscription are so low that all
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9 PECIAL NOTICE.

In consequence Of the DISASTROUS nre which so un.
fortunately destroyed the National Theatre on
"Wednesday Last. the management of the THEATRE
SoMiQuE, ever alive y the requiremsnts a \.
EVENING Of each week for the accommodation u
stfSpEa ndiss snd fsmi,isS This, Ttih The EAMiLY
AfIkHNOONS, atfords three performances weekly
for LADIES and FAMILIES, aud the management
trust that by preaentuK attractive and strictly
nnohlectiOnnble Performance TO raise the TheatTe
Comigne to that high standing which has always
been IL aim, and to receive from the ladies OF Wash
inHton the same countenAnce and announcement
"a has been bestowed upon hrstclass Variety The.
Renemher, nrst Ladies' Might will be on TUES.
DAY, February Matinees every Wednesday and
Saturday,
RIA Grand Complimentary Bsnsht has been
tendered e the sufferers by the destruction Of the
grand bill will be given. iASOu
National Republican., 1873-02-04
tS,igi,,. af Nj Peter

The nrst annual hall OF the Knights OF 81. Pc
ter will be given at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow
evening. The management Of the ball Ia In the
hands Of competent committees, and every ar
Tangement looking to the comfort and enjoy
ment OF guests will he attended to.
National Republican., 1873-02-04

Il should be remembered that the beginning
Of the month IL q favorable time for entering
upon course OF practical training at the Bust
ness College,
National Republican., 1873-02-04
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING ASPkCIAL Term.

In the case of Francis Madison aud ISaAc Ian,
die, executors OF Cecela Ann Beans, deceased, tht
executors AioresAid have, with the apnTobnton Of
the supreme COurt ot the District Of Columbia
Aforesaid, appointed MONDAY, the 10th day OF Feb
Fuary, A. ID, ls7a for the final settlement aud distr
button Of the personal estate Of said deceased, and
OF the assotH in hand qs far az the same have been
collected aud turned into money when and where
all tue creditors and heirs OF said deceased are no
tined To attend, with their ella ms properly Nouched
pr they may Otherwise Py law bs excluded from al
benent In said doOeARed'H estate Provided, COPY
weeks in the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN previous " the
Test A. WEBSTER,
iAp9iTuSw' RSEiSter Of villa
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Forced Sale.

These unheaTl Of prices result from determl-
nation not 10 carry over any portion Of our stock,
which is now offered at nfty per cent. less than
All other goods at the same immense reduc-
tlon. HABLE BROTHERs,
Fashionable ClOthiers,
TuTh4s Northwest corner Seventh and d SITS.
National Republican., 1873-02-04

Tur epBAr ESaLisu REMEDY for Gout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above com
plalnts either OF recent or long sandlhR, are h NJ
They oan be relied upon rs the most safe ano
effectnAi remedy ever offered to the public, anh
have been universally used In kurope ior many
years with the greatest success. Prepared ny
fnouT 4 HARsAET, 80 strand, London, England
and sold by all dpggists.
National Republican., 1873-02-04
NnIionnI snAInn. Hank.

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent, per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours, Q tO4; SAtur-
dayL ~ and afNsl
National Republican., 1873-02-04
BLACK S. B. FnocK coArs from 90 to go.

BLACK s. d. FROCK C0ATs from 80 to $50.
Black ID. Is, FTOck Goats from SIS TO $50.
Black DOeskin Pants, O., 90, go and tls.
Black Cloth Vests, double aud sngle-bTeasted.
In Tailoring Department an elegant assort-
ment Of Cloths and DOeskns, which we are pre-
pared to make to measure In the most stylish
manner. EIskAAh BRO,
bA5 Seventh street, third door above z.
National Republican., 1873-02-04
The Washington City saving. BanL,
Al Once.

corner OF Seventh street aud Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits. DepOs
lis can he made and drawn at win.
National Republican., 1873-02-04

v,cron prcxEE. formerly with Mr. EMS, con-
,Innss 10 tnne and repair pianos nnl parlor or
cans orders receive, at Mr. Dempseys store
No, eiT Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-02-04

ALL nEyOrEEs oP SOCIETY are, or should he, IN
teTeBted IN the Sycitty JVurHdi.
National Republican., 1873-02-04

THE meu,bars Of troop A and n, Governors
Guard will assemble at their Rrmoty thls even
ing, IN flil uniform, with side arms, for muster
and Inspection.
National Republican., 1873-02-04

LlrndER 4 CIEARY, nnctoneers anl rea' rS.a'
O'Clock, n. M, valuable revcrsionary interests W
mo wsfphouse aud store-rooms, No. 4e2 PJnns,l-
vanla avenue, south side, between tOuT-an"H
half and sixth streets northwest.
National Republican., 1873-02-04
JAY COOKIE s. CO.,

General Agents for the District Of Columbia,
VirEinin, North CorolInn, mud south Caro-
linnI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC,
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO.,
PANT, WASHINGTON L CO,
MIDDLETON CO,
WASHINGTON CITY SAW BANK,
FR MEMS SAVINGS TRUsT cen
PANY'
National Republican., 1873-02-04

WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUR.
w Eleventh street tsouth PennsyyaniA aycnua)
ANOTHER ENTRAoRDINARY ATTRACTION
Engagement OF the Brilliant Equestrienno,
MISS ISATI1 FISHER.
and her highly trained steed WONDER" !" the finest.
trained animal IN the world.
Miss Fisher H. the only recognized successor of
Adah Isaac Menken. She will appear In tho great
NIAZEPPAt
Or, The Wild Horse Of Tartary,
In . romantic adaptation ot the legendary poem Of
that uame by Lord Byron
The drama will ba produced with all its mARnIn.
cent Realistic scenery Beautiful Dances, Original
Music, brilliant Marches Songs, Chpruses, and the
Terr,he proadsyord GYg9ats, including the Terri.
hle Flight OF the Wild Steed over the Mountain
Sieppea u Tartary, With Casimer dashed 70 his back
firstClAsa Variety Company.
Engagement OF the Great
fON1AINBLEAU;
Also, the eccenlric comediAu, Johnny Harris; the
talented actors, William II. Quinn and William ii,
Price, and our usual Star Company, A GRAND
Drama A Great OliO A superb Ballet Tr0upe
SPECIAL-Eleepnt billiard PARI.OR adjoin.
ing the smoking Balloon.
Family Matinee-, WEDNFSDAY and SATURDAY,
Family Nights, every TUESDAY, febau
National Republican., 1873-02-04

RARLow's GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
Removed from No. iS0S to No, laaS PennsyvAniA ave
On FREQ exhibition and for sale large collection
Of OIL Paintings, Engrayings. ChrOmos, hr0nkee
OF Porcelain and Photograph Frames
II. n. BARLOW.
National Republican., 1873-02-04

COMPANY n, washington Light Infantry, VII
hold u dress dhl at their aFh'ory 'o-'i''''"
night,
National Republican., 1873-02-04

Ayrtt srrrtY NJ tandreth's garden seeds con-
.,sniIy IN hand at Fitzgcmld's, No. 9i4 7 street,
National Republican., 1873-02-04

The "DoMIsIIc" SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Is
selling more machines IN its second year thal
Any other sewing machine company ever sold w
ia tenth year. The "Domestic' has won ihls
success at time when competition IL the
strongest, and when people are the best IN,
formed most critical and eNacting; when Eoou
machines sell the most readily, and bad ones tue
most slowly.
A word to the wlss Is snfiicient.
Mp Adams 4 Co. gn5 street, Masonic
Templr.l sTe the agents for the domestic Ia
this city.
National Republican., 1873-02-04

THE regular monthly meeting Of the Womens
Christian Association will be held Today a. p
M, at the rooms NJ the association.
National Republican., 1873-02-04

WHITE, clean. sound teeth, all may have by
using daily TuCRsToSS Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; Dficn, 95 and No cents per bottle.
WELLS MACHISE. SPREAD SrRESGTHESlNl Pl-As-
rms. Wheneyera plaster Is needed, are unri-
vailed. Price ~, Is, and 30 cents each.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair; all desire u, al
Poinade optluTe. Pnco, IS and 80 cents per
bottle.
LIGHT coloRED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not sUlled. JOUyES's inOdOrous Kid GlOyt
Cleaner will Tenovate them thoroughly; price, o
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
fancy dealers.
National Republican., 1873-02-04
Choice stock Of Papcrhnnsinss, &c,

No, Gs0 Seventh street, between D and 4 streets,
embracing all grades Of Paperhangings and
Window Shades; also, choice Paintings, EnHTaN-
InEs, Ohromos and Photographs. Picture
Frames, eli styles and sizes, In Walnut, 6llt
Velvet, &c.; Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings,
Nails Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire CcntTe
Picture Cords &c,
National Republican., 1873-02-04
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co
Secured by First Mortgage on Railroad and
Land Grnnt.

sAFEi PROFITABLE, PERMANENT.
National Republican., 1873-02-04

IA. BOSWELL has ane pair Of carriage horses
perfectly reliable, for safe.
National Republican., 1873-02-04
The undsrsipued' nostmsstsr At
ID A IL l. l. I's
VOCAL CLASS
AND
CHORAL ORoANIzATION,

Al MARINps HALL, EVERY MONDAY and
I'll UhspAY, from 70 9 o'oloek p H., commencing
Circulars may bs obtained at the Music stores.
National Republican., 1873-02-04
Tuesday, April ., 1870.

Al this Concert the best musical talent ihAte be
procured from all PARTS OF the country will add pleas
nre V the Entertainment and TEN THOUSAND
CASH GIFTS, aggresatng vast total Of half mil
lion dollars currency, will be distributed by lot to
the ucketh0lders, as follows
National Republican., 1873-02-04

THE new Colonnnde uotel, Philadelphia, "a,
ls on the most fashionable street and proh'eha"e
In the city.
National Republican., 1873-02-04
GRAHDEST SCHEME OF THE ACE
$5OO,OOO Cash Gifts.
100000 for only SO.

Under authority Of special legislative act Of March
l6 ISL the trustees now announce
The Third Grand Gin Concert for the
Benent OF tho Publie Library
Of Kentucky,
To come on in LIhrary Han. at Louisyile. Ky. on
National Republican., 1873-02-04

THE socie,y Journal made It's appearance yea
National Republican., 1873-02-04
FINANCIAL.
New 7-3O Gold Loan

OF THE
National Republican., 1873-02-04

wuES coSsulRRs buy directly from the msnn-
factnrrr they get better and cheaper articles
tyolay a Morrill,, corner Fifteenth and streets,
opposite Treasury Department, receive theH
watches from their manuiaotory In GENEVA
Rspsiftnr done by akilltnl wuTkmen.
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foreign NE WS.
Progress Of the Great
Eastern in Laying
the New cabie.
Another Ministerial Crisis
Threatened in Spain.
Brilliant Reception Of the
Persian Shah III London.


LONDON, June 20.-A despatch has
been received from the steamer Great
Eastern, dated at noon, Thursday, in lati-
t4tc 50 degrees 3G minutes, longtita de . t
degrees Al minutes, which reports Col
miles Of cable paid out.
The City Of London gave grand ball to
night At Guild Hall ia honor Of the Shah
OF Persia The decorations were magaif
cent. Three thousand guests were present.
Among the most distinguished were the
Prince and rrin ;ess Of Wales, the Caro-
witch ant Princess Dagmaer, members Of
the Cabinet and the principal Ambassa-
dorse. The Shah on entering the ha1l
was presented by the Lord Mayor with an
address in 4 gold caskct. The spectacle
WAS yE2 Of cztgao; dinory briIliancy.
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SMILES.


An exchange says: We arise in the
morning and with the brush Of nature
paint with roseate Lucs the path tn. lies
before us" That is what ho says. what
he really does, after being kicked cat Of
bed, is to get his pants on wrong, seize Il
brush ofLristlcs. and paint with raven huns
a cook stove as large a. a livery stable.
Poetry is one of those things it 5osn't do
to look into
C,,s;.l,.,i,,r. tho Fat -bo+ s,...,.o. or ,;.,.
are lost every year by tie pointing Of guns
at people Sin sport, the new York Legis-
lature has done well to pass a law making
it a misIcmeauor for a person to point a
gun, even if it DC unloaded, at another
E1cdIag5
Erep ifit be unloaded , Whv. bless YOU.
those un-oadea guns are just the ones that
10 all the damage. You never hear of \
man pointing loaded gun at another in
sport. it's an empty gun that is pointed
"a gun that was fired off and had its
charge drawn and was laid away by the de-
iehual' Id'Her some thirteen years ago,
ana "hlle there IS no processes known to
science by which that gun could 80 eff if
pointed at bear, yet II pointed alta harm
less indiYidual who has come over to spend
the afternoon ana take tea 1t would dis
charge ID hash and take OF the top ot
/ h!s head, or tear out his InsILes, OF
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FACTS AND TANCIES P0R THE
LADIES.

! A reporter for q New Jersy paper,
! speaking Of a certain fair creature, re-
marked that q the profusicn and color of
her hair would lead one to look upon it as
| though it was spun by tile nilnble fingers
Of the easy hours as they giided through
the bright June days, whose many sunny
rays Of light had been caught in the
meshes, and were coGtcnted 10 q To fur
ther > This Is better than gaying the girls
lair was red.
\ Monson street man has rugged up a
very ingenious combination of paIleys and
ropes FOR drawing up his wife's back hair.
The real Byron secret Is out at last lie
refused to sit UP more than three nights a
week to hear Lady 3. repeat lie muitipIi-
cation table.
Tho wives of Cineinna;ti are loving, fra
gilc little beings. Last Sunday morning
one Of these c..a-;pg human vines, named
Mrs. Nacure, seized her husband and
threw him cG from q second story porch
to the ground. causing Injuries that viii
Kill Lim.
Emulation: Maud-Tyo Ital wl.o.r,ns.
cough Ethcl-Oh that's nothing; why,
". had measles !. Maui-NcH I've had
b:onchiiis!!! Etuel (after panse III
learn French (Colapse Of Maud)-
p..,.I
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Oil Company, destroying the staye-lryil'g
house. The loss is from SS,oQ0 to 5lG,-
COO, 4 portion Of which is covered by IN
gurance.
BALTIMORE. Nd, june 20.-Tho Mount
Vernon cotton-duck mills, of which vii
liam Kennedy is president, two miles fraen
this city, were burned this morning. Tie
total loss is S207 GOO: insurance, SlST, 500.
No Wtstern company is involved. About
200 hands are thrown cut Of employment
ALBANY, Jnnc 20--Twc2,y frame
tenement houses were destroyed here TO-
DAY. Loss not heavy.
DEraoIT, Mich, June 2U-A dispatch
to-day says that fva stores AMI TWO black
smith shops were burned at Mayayl,!e,
Mich, Yesterday.
There is, as Jet, no report of the loss
at Coliwatcr.
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The Syracuse Joasuei says: The Cen
.ral Railroad Cop.Iauy. ct their Works at
West Albany, have jls, turned out the
largest locomotive ever built 1t is pou-
derous engine, with, with cylinder I7x2l
which is a capacity much greater siseR was
ever attempted before. fhis has Iee4 es-
genital from the nsEiti.g growing business
Of the Central 4 lEQlsJn Road. The fact
is that all locomotives built hereafter vii
E4Fe to be Of greater Proportions to tsuI
t4e immense trains that are male up 81
Utica and West Albany. I few ycaIs ago
1--WE and six coaches 70 o train was cens!d
cred large; now there Is double that nun
Der OF coaches, With five or siZ sletpin,
ears attached to every train ta.t leaves fol
the West in the evening The freight
trains are perfectly immense, being aimos
10 an end. None of these can be haulel
up a grade with single locomotive of Ia,
old capacity and two are invariably EN-
ployed.-UUe, however. Of the dimension
ot that Just lu5l, .5 !, es, Albany NJ. b.
.lflriel. III I'll purposes.
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TIE P'ERs Of the NJ. =. s. & w. r. r.
bridge across the river at this city, are
al ia place, and we believe those at the
crossing of the Pigeon river, two and 3
half miles north of the city, are in the same
state of forwariness. The suporstructure
Of the bridge here We understand has not
We: arrived When it does, snd Is put in
place, track laying will commence and 60
northward from here.
Five hundred men are now at work on
the Lake Shore r. r. north f.om this city,
aud in connection with the balasting train
south Of here. NorthwarklY the work Is
being driv en- rapidly forward, $50 men be
| ing at work between here and the county
/ line. Track laying commenced at Naniro-
/ VOC OF the 7th inst, and it is expected
will reach the pigeon river, ?. miles north
/ Of this city, bv the time the bridge across
he river is completed, are now at work
on the bridge. The piers for the bridge
| over the river are set, and being built up,
and several bents of tne trestle work ~.
proach TO the bridge are in place. The
bridge will be 200 feet long, and the trestle
work 800 feet. The bridge itself is being
built il Chicago, and Is expected hers with
the Sheboygan rive- bridge about the first
If July. The ears will undoubtedly bt
rsnning 70 Mau.towoc IN August: Sts
50yga!. Tga..S.
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CQNFLAGRATI0Ns.
Four Blocks Burned in Bur
Iington, iowa.
The Total Loss Foots up
to $307, 500
CONTRACTS fGa REBUILDING Al
Rtklf III PRoGRSSs.
,EIlo village cE warysyiI,o. Michigan,
B.rE.cd Down.
The Mining town of Michlgnmml,
Lake Superior, destroyed.
Serious C0nfiagration In Saginaw
Baltimore, Cleveland, Al
bany, and Elsewhere.
Destructive Eorc-t Eire> in CnnaGa

EuRLwcro>, Iowa, Jane ia Ere
originated in Palmer's Opera House at ,
O'Clock ,hi7 morning and rapiLly EXTENDED
in all directions. The most prominent
building slr troyel me tic Opera House,
the Court House, Uuderkirche's livery
stab.n, Fonnctt X Frantz carriage factory
the McCutcleon House, the Scauiina Wan
House and a number Of Iao4iugs, baaiIes
4 lambar yard an! MOO yarl. In. total
number oE bail ling destroyed, perhaps, is
from thirty to ,hirty-drc, & large proportion
being oli frlra9s I'ho LU.Ht district is
bonn led by Water, Washington, Third, aud
Court streets. All the buildings inside the
above limits ware destroyed but seven.
The total loss i put down at 500, 900:
the ;ota! insurance, $1,000.
LiTaE.-The fire va, brought under
control obout t!!..< morning. \ ssoamcr
fr-m Ottu4"a, and ana from Galeshurg,
arrived Just p.cgiusly, having been tele-
gsa!Led ror. Tn total number Of bull
ding lestry5cl Is p, Four squares were
over, the bounds Of which are gwen in the
first despatch. The total Loss fJota up to
S5j1 S92; probaly I'LL but aboG: Sj0,ooJ
covered Ly insurance
The ire scarcely touched Ike business
ortioE Of the city Some forty families
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