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fCOXl'ILED FROM Till OREQON1AN .
DATES TO MARCH S4. -
Cincinnati, March 24. Pike's Opera House
U entirely in rnius. The A'nguirer ollico in
ulao destroyed. The fire spread across
liaker Btieet to the Adams Express stnblus,
mid several bui dings on 3d street. The
Express Company saved their valuable pack
ages, but everything else was lo t. the
total loss will reauu $2,000,000 ; Pike's loss
lieirjg $10,00'), on which he had but a trifling
insurance. It is supposed the fire was caused
by an explosion ot l'us.
New I'ork, March 24. Last evening the
reaidence of John P. Moore, No. "100 Madison
Avenue, was robbed of a tiu box containing
$100,000 in United states securities. A re
ward of $5,00 " is offered.
Nothing further has been divulged about
the robbery of $1,500, 0)0 from Lord's office,
but mysterious advertisements lead to the
belief that negotiations have been opened
tor compromise with the mysterious ibicf.
The Postmaster of Hartford, Conn., ten
dered bis resignation, which the President
refused to accept.
In pursuance of general instruclions from
the headquarters of the army, officers in
command of military departments were es
1 tablished quarantines at Southern ports,
and suitable vessels for guard sliips are being
stationed along the coast as security against
the inirodnction of cholera. -
New York, March 24. In the U. S. District
Court yesterday Judge Botts pronounced an
rlaborate judgment, in which he declared
that the application of the owners of the
Ftcamsliip Meteor for bonding that vessel
iliould be refused, out of a sense of obli
gatioo to enforce neutrality; It will be re
uifinbered ihat the Meteor was seized by
order of the Government on information
that she was intended to be u-ed asaChilonu
privateer. Pending the final decision the
owners wanted to give bonds fir the value
of the vessel and release' her from further
detention.
A'cw York, March 24. The Commercial Ad
vertiser says the passage of the Loan bill by
the House has produced a slight fluctuation
iu the market. The adoption of the clause
authorizing a loreign loan took Wall street
by surprise, and the bill is regarded ns
Krautiog the Secretary substantially all the
powjr he wanted. Tue action of the House
would produce a more marked effect were
it certain the bill would pass the Senate in
its present form. There is doubt if the
S-nate will not Insist on curtailing the Sec-
retary's power.
tt'uihinyton, March 24. Seth Williams, the
well known Adjt Gen. of the Army of the
-Potomac, uied ut the residence of bis sister
in this ci'y last tight, of inflammation ol
the brain. .
Cincinnati, March 24. The Commercial gives
prominence to the statement that leading
members of Congress have Agreed to con
tinue in session till the 4th of March, and
will take ft recess from time to time as occa
. sion may require, leaving a few membois on
uauu to Keep up tue lormaiuy. -
Wathinglon, Match 24. The House went
into the Committee of the Whole for general
debate. The attendance was small. The
proceedings were not important. .
The President's veto of the civil rights
bill will probably be sent to the Scmte on
Monday, and it is anticipated with much
interest. Various' speculations are afloat
regarding the probabilities of the message,
nuu wnue nothing is certainly known, it
eems to be believed the President will reit
erate the- argument of the other veto roes
sage against leg elation for the South while
those States are unrepresented. He will
avail himself of this occasion to further de
fine his policy.
The President yesterday expressed , bis
.disapprobation ot senator Stewart s rrbno
sition provid'ng lor universal amnesty on
condition that the States shall grant univer-
sul suffrage.
Chicago, March 26. The Demoeratlo city
convention of Milwaukie, nominated Mayor
Tnlmadga fur re-election; declared its un
qualified approval of the President's policy,
and endorsed the patriotic course of Senator
Doolittle.
General Palmer, commanding the Depart
ment of Kentucky, has tendered bis resigna
tion, but it is not accepted yet. -
During the debate in Congress the other
x day, on tbe bill to protect army officers from
vexatious suits for damages in Southern
States, it was staled that 3,600 such suits bad
been commenced In Kentucky alone.
Returns from all but seven townships In
New Hampshire, show a majority for Union
candidate lor Uovernor or 48 against 42
It Is rumored that a formal misunderstand
ing exists between the English Government
and tbt American fttnbassy la London, rela
live lo tbe imprisonment of the several per
jobs charged with Fenlaolsno, who assert
Ihelr claims to be Aaerloaa citizens, and de
mand to be. either liberated or brought to
trial. ; The misunderstanding has been re
ferred to Washington for solution, and may
prove embarrassing. -
Senators Foote and Dixon are both better,
but no hopes are' entertained of tbe perma
nent recovery of either.
San Francisco, March 28. A smart shock ot
Co.
an eaitbquake visitd the eity at" 12:15 p. tn.
to-day. It was the most vivid reminder of
the October shake we have had since that
djte, and sent quite a number of citizens into
the street. '
tfVIIl WARNING !
A LLTIERSONS INDEBTEDTODUSENBUnY RRO.
xm. nro hereby notillo.1 to call nnd settle before tbe 1st
or April ; otherwise, legal proceedings will be had..
Dalles, March 27th, 1806. nil 37 til
Isaio F. IlLOCH,
San Francisco.
O. S. Miller,
Dalles.
Blocli, Miller & Co.,
WHOLESALE
O H O C JE2 It S ,
AND DEALERS IN
"Wines & Liquors,
Anil Importers and Jobbers of
CLOTHING'
Boots fc Shoes,
Under Clothing,-
Blankets,
etc.,
etc.,
etc.
ASSAY OFFICE.
WK HAVE AN ASSAY OFFICE IN CONNECTION
wlih our business, under the entire supervision
of Mr. Miller. We make returns In Bars In six hours.
We Kiiarxnlee ell our Assays and pay the 111(1 II K8T
CASH I'KIUK Tor Bars. Vie also pa; tue Highest
Cash 1'rice for uoid Dust.
HLIKJII. MILLER a t;j..
mjOtf Cor. Main and Washington streets. Dalles.
DEALERS IN . '
HARDWARE,
IRON &L STEEL.
GROCERIES.
; BY THE PACKAGE.
Si
FOB CASH,"
At San Francisco Prices,
Adding cost of Transportation.
CUMMIXQ A GRANT,
m!3tf
Dalles, Oregon.
33. DOUGLASS,
m,
mm
(Successor to William Dlrnbanm.)
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER,
ASS BIALU
DFiiio Watches
AND JEWELRY,
TNYITES THE ATTENTION OF HIS FRIENDS AND
M. the Public to his choice selection of
New and Fashionable Goods,
Respectfully soliciting their patronage.
Wa'chcs PROMPTLY and PROPERLY repaired and
ti niiitatl A uli
niUtf
Next Door to the Pott Office.
LAST CHANCE !
FOK TWO WEEKS LONGER!!
Goods at San Francisco Cost!!
J WIIL CONTINUE TO SELL OUR STOCK OF
WW.
COATS, IAIVTS,
SOOTS $ SHOES, EATS $ CAPS,
t
And fall assortment of
Gents' Furnishing' Goods.
A.T COST I: .
Until the IW tT of March, when we anall elnu anf
Store, WITHOUT FAIL
7-Parties indebted to as will plus celt at onr
suire oeivre luo euoye aaie.
U3tf - . ABRAHAM80N KOnLBERG.
MB
c
WALDROS IJROS.,
Wholesale & Retail Druggists,
vmtMA oirccii niuii vrcguu.
WE NOW OCCUPY OUR NEW TWO 8TORY FIRE,
proof Stone building, opposite lllorh, Mlllctr
end offer to the public a full and complete stock of
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, consisting lu part of
KEROSENE, ' LAMP WICKS ft CHIMNEYS
TURPENTINE. HOPS,
AM.UIIUU, BAIIK.
ACIDS. SI'ONOHS.
LINSEED, LEECHES,
LARD. CORK A
CAJ-TOR AND INDIGO AND
NKATSFOOT Oil, LANl'ULACK
TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES. SUPPORTERS.
AND
rA.TINT. MUDICIN'XCH.
Our stock of FANCY 0001)8 I s of the finest and best
quality; new styles ond large assortments, such as
liUiim p rrjiruKKiu, haul
LIHllN'STIIlLliT SUAP. VLKS1I.
POMADES, ' 8IIAVINO,
COSMETICS, II AT,
HAIR OILS, CLOTH'S,
COLOGNE. TOOTH AND
FANCY SOAPS AND NAIL RKIISIIKS
TUOTI1 POWDERS, AND COMBS.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
For MMIclnftl nuruoseii.
Our (urilitifs fur buying (roods nre norond to none In
me Mute, nuu wo snail at an ttmeancii at n tn.au oa-
vame from coitt. Heady tales and small profits.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully compounded at all hours of the day and night.
Danes, sept, v, lBOO, soiu-ti
X E 31 O V .A. L
GATES Ac CIIAPIN,
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
jiave nenioTca 10
RUDIO'S STOiE2 BUILDING,
WASHINGTON STREET, DALLES.
'WTnERE we will continue to soil articles usually
WW ' kept tn a Flrt-Claas Drujc Store, at 20 per cent.
LESS THAN ANY STORK IN THE CITY
Our stuck
consists In part of
Patent Medicines,
Pure Wins and Rrandy,
fancy A Commun Soap,
linir Brushes
Corks, Acids.
Tooth Powder,
Alcohol,
Hons,
iLicrriicrs,
Sponftos,
Triisses, Bmccs,
Paints.
A'arnlsbcs,
UIIS,
Bohomlan Toilet Sets, Bunnnrtcrs, Ac.
PHISICIANS" PBKSCRIPTI0X8
Carefully Compounded. Give lis a call and satisfy y ur-
soives uui.ire purcnasing eisewuero.
II. 1j. UIIAflW, llllUtlJ JtJBTIN GATES,
VERY IMPORTANT
TO
Merchants, Families, Hotels and
HAR-KOOMH.
TULIUS KRAEMEIt HAVING BOUGHT TUB EN.
F tire ftiK-k of Merchandise and Book Accounts of the
late Ann ot M. Seller A Co.. In this city, to which ho has
.auueooi mi own nnpornirion (wnne doing business in
Portland) an immeuse ctocK ol the beBt manufactured
Crockery, Glassware,
Plated Ware, Lamps,
Chandeliers, Table Cutlery
Lookln?-Gla8C8 and
All Kinds of Oils.
All of which he offers at reduced rates. Persons Vlsli-
lug to buy any of the above-mentioned articles, will do
wen io give me a can neiore purchasing elsewhere.- T
Orders from the interior promptly attended to, and
gooi paraeu io go seenre. uon i- tun to call on me.
itudlo's stone IluilUing, v) ashlnirton street. Dalles.
JULIUS KRAEMER.
Dalles. March 17th, 1866. mhlTtf
Oregon Steam Navigation Co.
WINTER ARRANCEMENT.
fS AND AF1ER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13th nntl
Vf inriuer nonce,
Tlio Passenger Train
to connect with tteamors
FOR UMATILLA & WALLTJLA
Will start from the R. R. DEPOT DALLES CITY, on
Mondavi, Wednesdays, and Frldavs. at
9 Aa iim.
TDK STEAMERS
"ON E ON T A" or "IDAHO,"
CAPT. J. McNULTY, Commander,
Will leave DALLES, DAILY, (Sundava excepted) at t
o'clock, A. M., connecting by the CASCADE RAILROAD,
Willi ine eiouiuvr . K ... :
"NEW WORLD or " CASCADES,"
CAPT. J. WOLF i Commander,
oi Portland. W. B. BRADFORD,
Dalles, Nor. 13, 1805. fnl2tf Agent O. 8. N. Co.
ip . r e ii m: ,
I Watchmaker ami Jeweler,
MAIN STREET, DALLES,
DEALER IN FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, Gold Pens. Silver and Plated Ware.
Spectacles, Cutlery, Ac.
arrarticniar attention paia to repairing line'
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc. All Watches repaired by
1UV WIMTUUICU lot iweiv mourns.
N. B. All orders from the unner nountrv. bv Exnreas
or otuvrwise, promptly aiieuueu io
(ONE DOOR ADOVE TUB POST-OFFICE,)
MAIN STIIEET, DALLES CITY.
I will attend to tales of .
Real Estate,
General Merchandise, .
Furniture, .
. .And Stocks.
REGULAR SALS DATS, MONDAY8 AND FRIDAYS.
Stock and Special Sales any day, Sundays excepted..;
fylte . A. 0. f AYNat, Aacticer
I ' r x iiAXV JtiLiliM lUAltJi-Xil.
CORNER Ot SECOND AND WASHINGTON STREETS
otoasao".
JOHN EPPINOKB Proprietor
THE UNDERSIGNED
having fitted up the
above Mnrlev ire the UK 1
STYLE, will keep constant
ly on hand all sorts of
1 rcsli and Cured meals,
Of the best qnality furnished at the LOWEST RATE
My motto is to " PLEASE ALL."
PARTIES HAVING SUPERIOR STOCK FOR SAV1
will do well to cult at tbe Franklin Market. '
JOHN, KPPINQER.
Dalles, February 10th, 1806.
WASHINGTON ITIAIiliLT.
ooiitraor ; . -
COURT AND SECOND STR EETS, DALLES, OREGON.
JOHN MXCHELBACH, Proprietor.
-wpgL WILL HKSir , o
lJuconstantly on hand all the Tarle- i
taaiiLUiiities that the market can posstMy
afford, of ... H U
FBK8H &c CURED MKAT8,
.and always of the b it quality .
FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND STEAMBOATS
supplied on reasonable terms.
Tbe nnderslinen Is always prepared to pay the IiIkV
est cash price for FAT CATTLE. Parties haying stork
In go'xl condition, are requested to rail on him before
goinc elsewhere. JOHN MICUKLRAC1L,
Danes, march viar.isos. mitoitr
IT fits, WOOL and I1IOES.
' rjrAIIE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID IDIC
;Pt'RS, WOOL,, AND HIDES, at
McCRAKKN, MERRILL A CO.'S
16 North Viont Street, Portland.
mblS3m
NEW YORK BAKERY
AND
GROCERY STOR.Ee
Main Street Dalles.
mti23lf FREDERICK BEN7.F.H.
FAMILY GROCERY. FRUir-
AND
Provision Store,
CORNER OF WASHINGTON A SECOND STREETS.
CONSTANTLY' ON HAND the choicest articles el
FIIKHI1 BUTTER, KUUS.and every variety of -
FAMILY 6110CEBI E. ..
NUTS, CANDIES, &e , $c.t . .;
Wholesale and Retail, at Reduced Prices FOR CASH.
Alsn, dealer in
GRAIN, FLO IT R A.D FEED..
of all kluils, and will do a- ' '
.General Commission Business.
No charges for StoraKS on Goods sold sa Cvmnii,li.is
Proceeds of Sales-remltied promptly. JnlDtl.
. NOTfCE TO FARMERS'
rMMIB DALLES LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING.
Jp C0K'AN Y lias recently attached a .
FLOUHING MILL
to thetr Steam Snsh and Door Factorv. in this Tit, and
are now prepared to CHOP FEED, GRIND W HEAT ai'd "
CORN, and warrant t K've the beat sulUuwtlou. On '
'FXTRA FAMILY f LOUR,
BtCONDSORMIDDLINOS, i
i . BRAN AND SHORTS, V
' CHOP FEED, CHICKEN FEED.
Also, a Sunorior. article of CORN liRir. fw. ... ' '
Corn. . :
The hlchcst market nrlcs nald fur TrirniT rn'' '
BARLEY. t . . H. A. HOOUE. Acnt.
Dalles, Nov. 2,1805. ; natf, .
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
J O II IV 1 XV ILL! A. MS
AUCTION BEE;
No. lOO, Main Street, Dalles Clti
WILL ATTEND TO THE SELL1NO AT AUCTIOK '
01 Genel-iil Alerilian,lUi IImI Vmtmlm
Uorses.New and Second Hand Furniture, Stocks, Ac, c
Regular Sales Day Saturday.
Out-ituor and Snecial Sales attended tn In u.i .. '
theClty. . , .,..;.(. .. ' ,
Liberal Advances made on Consignments.
Pl9i3m. JOHN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. '
V. O. BRADFORD,
- . IMPORTER AND JOBBER OF ; .
Wines Sc Liquors, :
FRONT 8TREET,
Portland, - - - Orefran.
OFFERS FOR SALE A VERY LARQK ASSORT,
meut of
Brandies,
Wines,
Liquors, '
, Case Goods,
'' Ac, &c.( ; , . &c.
tV- The Trade Is nartlcnlarle hsvrteA ta nuihu a '
stock before purchasing elsewhere. au2i-tf '
BOOKSI BOOKS! .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. '
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, mfrXm.k ' '
Standard and Mlsoellaneous WORKS, 7Ti I
Late NOVELS, MAGAZINES, PAPER? iV.
c, ae.. by every Steamer. PostfnceWsaaaauuf 1
Bookstore, Main street, Dalles, ,"
Garden Seeds for tbe Million..
T.tf" -; ,, ; n. j. waldrow 1
';:;. :;. .;:.:.WOTIC!
AIL PKRKOKS INMlTEBTOConN A0HM . -v
t V!!. ,h S01""-. legal preeellirteiua .i
be bad. Ible ii the last aetlce, . COUN SVUM.