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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-17
FISH NARKEV

THE seiectmen Of Portland hereby give notice.
that IN conformity 90 vote uf The town.
passed at the last annual meeting. providing for
the establishment Of Fish Market thew have
spPointed, aud do hereby appoint the Stalls,
erected N The store standing on the lower end az
lngrahem's harf ~ tbe stand for vending fresh
Fish, from the ist day Of March TO The fst dsy OF
December Inclusive; and the stands heretofore
established for vending fresh Fish on IngrahEm's
Wharf end the Whsrves and Docks adjacent 70
said Wharf, are, from tie date hereof, discontinued
By order Of NE SelecInen.
ISAAC ADAMS, Chairman.
Portland, JUIy 8. fGei
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Aore mhite Combrics* ! *cheap* X
CHARLES BRADLEY,

G--Musscys Roc, Middle Street,
TIAS Just received Is and ! white Camhrics,
h l. very cheep--6 plain Mu.lins, much cheap
er than usual-nce white Jeans and Dimoties, nj
IS cts per yard--also, / bale stout blesched
Sheetiugs, at 90 Ct. per yard.
Likewise. on hand, an extensive assortment Of
Wooien, Siik and Cotton GOODS, which will be
sold o. cheap IL for cash only. ID. #.
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Mem GoodS-NDvery cheap aC9
CHARLES BRADLEY

II
HAS JUN received an extensive assortment OF
ENotIsH. FRENCH, INDIA and American
DRY GOODS, which will be sold very cheap. flor
cath only consulting 10 part of the following viz .
Elegant rankin Grape D. epes
Black nanhin Grapes, afew pieces extra quality,
cases black and colOrrsd Canton Crspes,
80 Grape Shawis,
Fancy Habit handkerchief.
Silk flag, baudanns, black and crossbarre6 DO.
Elegant figured aud twilled Silks,
Back and co!oured Silks, large assortment,
Beft sewing Silk aud Twin,
silk Cloves, Gent. spun silk half Hofe,
Elegant garniture ribbons, new s,ile,
Black Bombazins Italian Grapes,
White lace shawls, black Galloons,
Black and coioured Ribbons,
Ifish Linens, linen Cambrics do. do hdkfs.
Long Lawns, imitation, null and common Book
Mullins, remarkably low; figured Muslins, from
one 20 nine Fittings per yard,
"A and s Cambrics, cheap,
London Prints, elegant patterns,
CalIooes, large assortment and very cheap,
Rich FurnitUre9, EnglIih Ginghsms, Carlisle do.
Cotton Caflimeres, 200 doz. cotton Handk'fs. some
ct the low price Of IS cts per dozen,
Ladies and Gentlemen's white cotton Hcfe,
Wide and narrow Dmties from 20 to go cts. per
yard, black tsbby Veive,s,
BACK cotton Binding, ladies d gentlemens Gloves,
Cotton Servings, coloured Cambrics,
British Coitons, blue and buff Nankjns,
Suspender', american Sheetings, Shirtings, cling
hams, Stripes, Checks, &c. &c.
heh suPerfiLe blue and black Londoa Etsadcloths
A large assortment Of blue, black, mixed and
other coIoured CLOTHS, which were boughr at
auction and will be sold unusually cheap, Calf
meres, Satnetts, white and coloured Flannes,
plain and figured Cashmere Shawls, new patterns,
at very refused prices, fine black Bombazetn.
May !. tf
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lPRUNAWAY.

4'ROM the subscriber On the 10th Of June last !.
AZ indented A pprentice 10 the Cooper's bu-
sine'', by tue name of JOHN H. BRAZIFR. e.
bout ~ years Of age. An persons are forbid ha,
oouring or trusting him on nv account as sha |
not pay any debts Of his contracting. Those who
employ him may expect 10 be prosecuted ID The
rgor ct the law. SAMUEL CHASE.
Portland .TuTy g 1901
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DEAR SIR


The uIte sgned having examined the WESLEYAN
HARMONY napPy IN this opportunity OF expressing
ttr approx tIOu 81 valuable work and do nor hs-
tate say thar, their Cpmon is the best Collection
Of the number ct pages, have SCI T.. Fuy
convinced Of tie utility value Ot the first euitDn from
the musical there Observed aud It's Az
the various "a ricuiar Metres III use among The F
iersnt denominations Of CHI istns and confident that IA
Necessary improvements viii DC made he second thew
cordially approve Of the design and hope the aduous
tons Of the Compiler viii be amply remunerated by dis
ceIning PUBLIC
fCu'S respectfully,
MANLY HARDY. THOMAS TRFADWFIr
Mai. HENRY LITTLE, Buckspot, NE. Jan. !, I82f.
Sold wholesale snd retail by the publishers
and the AUTHOR in BUckspor, Lso-5y CAl.
yin Spau.ding, HaIiowel!-D.niei Stone. Au
gusta--ThUmss Dodge ssd William HYDE
Reconsideration Gray snd Jnshua Hubbard
Portsmouth and John Prantlss, Keene, (N.H.l
Eek el Deiano and James Loutg, Boston
Benjamin Folsom. EsslPori -Daniel Pike, Ban
gor-Lsdd < Morrill,, Beifast--S. LiuleheG
and :. B. MclnlIre, Cssiine-Ilenr, HYDE, Bath
and the Booksellers generally. tnd thr Meth
odIst ministers. Iay ;, 1921.
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New Goods-Cheap.
JUaT REcEI. I'D AND NOW OPENING FOR SALE BY
ROGERS & COX,

HUI EnS u IOA,
A GREAT variety Of .easopabIe Goods, consilt
n ing Of broad and narrow black BombaziGs-
narrow coloured do. J case Rankin Grapes black
and assorted colours, Gaze Canon do DO. hand
some striped Siks, 8-4 Ciape shawlE, green and
blue Florence Lustrng', best black twied Silks,
black Sinchaws and SsrtDetu, meriuo whole and
half handkerchief, fancy Silk do. black and
white Italian Grapes, green and chsuge4ble Sars
nets "a and Cambria, and Csmbric Musiin,,
corded Csmbrics linen DO. and linen cambria
Handkerchief, org Lawos, white meribo Fringe,
imitation leno and fancy Muslins, super light and
dark cambria Cjnehams, handsome light aud dark
printed Canbrics, fine and common Calicoes,
worried a d cotton Veltings, womens black and
white silk Hose and Gloves, black, white and
mixed half Hose, womeu's black, sa'e and white
cotton and worried Hose, buff Nznkins, Umbrellas
and Pzrasols, and a Dimoties, jubilee Cords,
irifh Linens. cheap Britifh Shrtlngs, striped
Seersuckers for summer Pantaioons, white and
striped leans, coioured Canbricr, '-wing Silk and
Twlit. Fo's and smbroidering Gotten, fine Tapes
aud cotton BzlIs-ALso-
Factory Ginghams, Checks and
Stripes, Walthzm water loom Shsetings and shit
tng', Bed Tickings Thresos. &c. &C. al Of which
will he sod very cheap for caph only sw Iuiy o.
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Jfiddle Street, Union Rom, No. 6
CHAsDES FARLEY,
Ii GpSNITH & JEFELER.
has just rese. handsome assortment Of
JeneIry, SiIUer Hare, SC.

IL -
JeneIry, SiIUer Hare, sc.
which together with his former stock, makes his
assortment complete.
AGlong srhich are TIE following, ris:
Gold Watch Chains, Seals and Keys Pearl.
paste, jet and gold Ear and finger Rings & Pins /;
Gold mounted heAr Bracelets and Chains Rich
plated Gu, glass 1--vbors Plated Tea Selts; Pa
ted Candlesticks, S1l Lamp; Briuania Tea pots,
large size; Syer, slee, hair, gait and silk Watch
Chains silver Thimbes Plated and steel Suuf-
fers and Trays: Brittauis and planished Tin Cof-
fee Pots: Japsned tea, cheese and bread Trays;
Brass Candlestcks and lamps Gilt Bag Tops
Git and JET Cestus Clasps and Snaps Plated ia
bic and tea Spoons: Biocktin lea Pot. Britain
ia tea Spoons PLATED Ink Stands China Snuff
Boxes: Eight day Time Pieces and Clocks:
ELEGANT LOOKlNG-GLASSES.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
A good assortment of Silver table and tea
SPOONS soup Ladies'; Sugar longs Salt
Spoons, &c. sc.
ALSO
o. A large assortment OF Sire & Steel Josred
SPECTACLESqn and GLASSES.
June IL. (6.wA
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A large number Of COOK STOVES. or his
own invention, which viii he found 10 combine
more advantages than any before offered 10 The
pubic, p can be ettested by many who have them
IN use-Ihe obJecticR 10 many Cook Stoves il
roasting meat. cannot be made 10 these, as the
roasting = as perfect as by fire two large pie
Ges can be roa'ted at time on splits exposed 10 a
Tree current OF air.--1ho who wish 20 purchase
an article so important il domestic use, are reques
ted 70 call ard examine for themselves
hose about commencing house keeEjng, will
Ind great saving in Kitchen Furniture. as al
necessary Cooking utensils are attached TO the
Stove, and those who are building can save the ex-
Pense OF re chimney by procuring one Of them
He iike"ise can furnish Sheet Iron and Iin
funnels for Stoves fall sizes with copper and all
other kind Of apparatus fof Cook Stoves al short
not'ee-baving procured The best of workmen for
that purpose.
-ALSO-FoR SALE as ABovE, general assort-
meat of
Groceries, Bar Iron and steel,
And large supply Of
MILL and CROSSCUT SAWS,
which will be warranted 10 prove good.
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Cloths g. CdSsimereS.

BARBOUR & SCOTT,
HAVE just added 10 their stock of
CLOTHS a CASsIMERES an ADDITIONAL supply.
just iuqorted-msking their sssortmepi very ex-
tenave. (tf) June 26.
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NEW SINGING BOOK.
Just RECEIVED IND FOR sale, BY
William Hyde & Thos. Dodge,

NE WESLEYAN HARMONY, or a COLE
a plstIon Of choice Iuf es tor Public Worship,
adapted 10 the various mctres ia The METHODIST
HYMN Book now IN use, ~th a table Of (he par
tlculsr metre hymns, and names Of the tunes an
nexed in which they may be sung-designed
for The Methodist Societies, but proper for al
determinations. BY Col. HENRY LITrLF,
The fist Edition Of the above work has been
Published but few months, and it has become
necessary to publish % Edition 20 supply The
demand for the work. The price j. IS dozen,
and 50 cents single, and contains IA pages snd
p'ihted % new type, and fne laper.-There
Will ne found IN II q sufficient number of differ
ent metres for the use OF every society and The
tunes are Of indisPutAbie excellence. Probably
81 hs OF the tunes are in books which retail
II ore dollar each, are seldom If ever used, and
OF course (l not usec) are useless, and some OF
the books are Sweel 70 SIZE which is very
announcement. Il is believed this work is suf.
clen,ly large, and it will be found 10 contain the
most valuable tunes which are inser ed in more
expensive work The psrtcuIar mere tunes
are distinguished by figures showing the num-
ber OF syilsbles III each line, which IS Of great
convenience and Is well adapted 70 he Psalm
and Hymn Books used by The sewers. Denomia-
ATOMS Of Christians; and BY the introduction of
this wo one half of the ex ense for singing
books will be saved. The sune5 are 50 arrang-
ed as almost 70 preclude lie necessity Of an H.
dtX ; and he Amateurs Of music are invited Al
least to give the wo;ka rerusa,
From numerous and highly re spectacle re com
mesd4,iyrs, we select the following report E
the Ccminutec appointed oy he New England
Methodist Conference TO examine the Work.
In June, 1920, few copies Ct Tive Fl 81 edition
0F IVY " work were iorwsrL' d 10 tie New Eng
hodst Conference Tor examination A
~vD..AIuee was appointed for that purpose, and
made their report, which was read and Acce tied
No copy has been received by tie compiler
but tie chairman Of the committee has politely
given The following from recollection viz.
7our c0ntfeet FIR RE examination Of the merits Of te
WLSLE7dN HAR1lfON7 base attended thzI serrics ana
tg Ez0e rrr, that hy " oirioH that isa chass
AID jHcfcioHS eierfi ~ Sacred hHmry entitled 20 bRbtr
patronage ard from peculiar adj IbiCn 10 our Hyrp
Books hasa cilfR 70 the cndEe II mis- annual cgHfsre
(osnsc) Asa HEAl n, Per Orusr,"
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FOR SALE.

-THREE House Lots in and near Washington
4 Street,
One House Lot ~ ~ neaI Cumberland Street
Oae undivided half Ola House and Land formerly
belonging n Neal shaw.
One undivided hall ~ q House and Land al Carl
sick owned wish Bic5arJ Goodjns
One undivided half re Saw Mill OH the upper
Falls Brunswick occupied by Vincent
Woodside.
The above would be exchanged fer English or
W. J. Goods OF for Land in the C0untrv.
Apply to ATWOOD g. QUINCY.
Portland, May 92.
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" z NORTON

INFORMS bis friends and cuitomers that lie hss
Il received bis spring fuppy Of Goods, making bis
anortment complete, computing The following ar
ticles, viz
10 hhds. st. CroiX and Wind
ward ln.nd Rum of a superior Quaity--pipes Of
cognac aud streights Brsndy-hhds American Gin.
80 chests aud boxes Of vauous kinds Of Teas--
boxes and bbls. Of Sugsrs-bales of Couon-Tier-
ces OF Ree--20 kegs of let quality Tobacco 20
bbls. Vtregar-15 dog. steei back and common
Scythes-Iron & steel Broadcloths- CafIimeres !;
American Satinetts-C iughams- sheetine.- shrt-
inss and Yarns -Engulh piece Goods 500 tufh-
els bell yellow Corn-soo do fiat do.-4o bbI..
-Four, with great variety of small articles ia The
grocery line. The above will be sold At the low
eft price'for cath, good lnmber or approved credit
For safe as GbOUe--
$50 M. merchantable Boards,
so g sealoned Jomaica do.
SO " +" mill refufe do.
IS pine J0ice and Timber,
go y" hard pine Plank, for ve1eI's ufe,
$50 i" III and I'd quality aylpg Shingles,
Is -" CIapboards,
1000 " red oak Shocks and Heads,
200 Z" white oak do. DO.
10 Yard, Lufr Der By retail various kinds
Cargoes of Lumber furrifhrd at flort notice &c
iuit the marker for which they arc wanted.
June 19. CIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13

Al az af ihesyomen mud children ,,ny
were headed by Crerera, Who is a na,u.
raj enemy 10 The people Of This city. and
San Martin, who bruially murdered Two
81 his brothers. The Indians OF The pro
WAGES ia ihe South East, have also drs.
'rnyed several extensive farming towns.
Paraguay still keeps itself 10, ked ny
IRON ailnierna! commnnica, ton.
Enir'e Rios has receded from The u .
nI"n. aad has declared itself an iadcp.u-
deut >ta,c.
do not think that Lima, will be taken
hy San Martha. By the Generals reports
las despa 'ches resenb'r those at Bona
parties: he says, he landed at Pico,
about 40 leagues from Lima, aud advan-
ced about Is leagues. where he was ve,y
we'll received" This looks something
like cock aud bull story.
: Lord Cochranr has been defeated Sc
v"ral times 81 Caliao. the port of Lima.
Tue Spanish Vice Roy il reported TO have
$4,000 men under his command and To
be "a man oi great meri. San Martin
has 1000 Infantry apd 5000 Cavalry.
Dali, A
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SUPREME COURT.
TUESDAY. MARrnG-

The case ct the United States vs. Daniel
was argued by the Auo,wey General for
Tie Uificd States, aud by Mr.. Huns for
the prisoner.
Tile cage Of the HmiaJb TsqJeHa and
cargo. (sTgutd ~ the iatc term ,sss again
argued on ibe mGlicu Of lie claimants
counsel for further proof as 10 the alleg
ed annexation * lie form ci . Spanish
passport rr sed-I'fter, Co tie treaty viii,
SPAN at 1905 hy Ar. Harper Tor lie
claimant. and ~ Mr.. Igheaioa and the
attorney Genera EOS 'be cap,prs.
TIE casr 81 iAs essg1 ef 'i,c Spanish
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REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA

The contents at The C1ueo de Orouo-
CO, up 10 Tie 2Dlh January have general
~ been anticipstedby arrivals tom other
paris OF the Republic. Thr only novel
article which presents itself i a decree
OF the orb Nov laai, mentioning The IN.
tcntion OF the Government 10 remove lis
siiiings from AugosiuTa fo iawn called
FL I0sa,i, de Cucusa. To this place the
national legislature was 20 move and take
possession OH the LIST January last. On,
cuia is. we believe, a place within tie
territory Of Nav Grenada, and on the
cOnfiurs If that of Ven, zupla. more
central and consequently Il niuIe dcsira
bic position for tht Executive ihsn An.
sostura.
We also notice a confirmation Of The
revolt III Guayaquii, communicated TO
The AnGosiurd Government by despatch
es iIom HE genera! commanding Tie de.
parimrn' Of Cundiua MaSro.
Sim II Bolivar, Lberator, President of Colon
biz, &c. &c
To HE Soldiers of the Liberatipr Aymy.
SOLDTERS.-The first si,p towards
p ace has been taken. q true" fnr six
months, the prelude 10 our future reposc,
bas been signed by The governments of
Colombia and Spain. During Ibis inter
val, Efforts viii! he made TO put an end TO
the horrors OF var, ~ To heal The wounds
ei Colombia. The Spanish government,
now free and generous, desires TO be iusi
towards u. lis generals have frankly
and Loyalty manifested their love for
peace. for liberty, and even for CJiom.
bla. have received in your name, the
most honorable testimonies OF llIe esteem
they bear you.
Soldiers, peace sheds her frat brilliant
rays on ihc beautiful regions OF COlom-
bla but Should our enemies through
blindness. w'IereoftlIe,e is mol The slight
es' apprehension, persist ia their injus-
tee, ar not you the iAvOrites OF ViciU-
ry
Head Quarters al Baynas, 7ih Dccpm.
her, 1920, aud 10Th year Of Indcpen-
dence. BOLIVAR.
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SPANISH AMERICA.
LATEST FROMHuE%oS AyRCs

La 10 FROM BUENOS ANRES.
We are indebted 10 CONNER, ial i,icnd
inr the following cxirac, OF hitter irou.
bneh"s Ayr,s, dated The llth November
receve't va Monte Vidco and Havana
from which ne regret ~ see thai, tIi, in
leresi'ng county Is still distracted bv in
tern3l uissrn'i ns. The writer in a,iJi.
ton Ia the political news, gives a more
nt'trr'ng a"c 'uni of their commerce than
| might havc been expecied--and adds,
'hat private property has been sacred
contrary TO The fears of many Fl The TO-
re,SnrIs 'i're. [N-l'. Daily Alv.
We regret TO say, tina, II is stu! with
ou' our power TO say low sonm We shall
sre domestic state OF tranquility resior-
ed.
The meeting q! The Congress al San
t"r'pz", WAS frustrated by ihe u,ackina
toss a: ar tul aud designing men. who
involved the country wtih new horrors -
winch with little iuirrnissiun, have con
'inneu u the preceding month; hen in
our devoted city, CITIZEN against ci,,zeu.
ana brother against brother. drew the
SWORD aud Delayed the streets with blood
ADoh' loo persons were killed or wounGe
ed III HE last affair. Thus II ia that when
once state OF order il subyer,rd. when
no Other appeal is known but the s. ord
when The passions are let loose, il is i'm
poSs'Die 10 i0resee where HE cons, qgen-
| ces will end.
We may pow indulge, however. the
most sangminr hopes Al ,n,ntt sense
Of rr 'p"riy, and indusli sem Iu have
united their efforts Ia che, K thai reyolu.
'ionaTy spirlt--ihey have formed corns OF
or'ir', ir0m Which M one is cxeup;r,i nj
Whal yer rank, situation or nr,f. s.iop
he interior pinvIuces are animated with
the "aHnt Spiir: ;h'lr suffering. became
bey oni endurance, and IA ri, stare, III V
nave sens dispatches us ~ enquire az
| To The causes OF our lIs >eulions. a., yiib
OR wars with SLn'a Fec, with offers Of
mediation, aud hIdliy with a dr;cnuIna
non 10 in'erp lse dnd sid wi h either am,
parry % The other, for the vsidbll Inn, u,
OF good government We are hanu; To
inform y"u ihat We cnusi!cr The ub,eC, Of
'heir mission as a cUlnpi> he /! Ournro.
Vislohal government u strong in uubl u.
| opinion and III reSou' "4s, ard lt,is mr.:
vince and Santa Fee wi slbmu lhci, t.lt.
fertnces 70 HE national ConsrrsS. Which
Will meet In 80 days 81 Cordo,a. Il AT.
fords ns pleasure, how ever. also 10 sac
mat d"rIn. oar disturbance, n. private
property, c%cepl on The nga .oads or in
Terror wat RS. has ever beru ia leopard, :
that trade should suifer. howcvri. is ua,n-
raj. Foreigners havr had grea; apprehen
sloDs, AMI cur mar ke; has 40, bcet f,.,
Qnrnted Is ",bcre ise'
We have received file Of Ans2s,ura
papers 10 The ti'>l u! January. wl,ics
mention no me~ political OF military
events. The anniversary OF sbe lutlrpeud.
ence OF Columbia, was crlrhrdied Al An
gostu'a on tie 25ih u cea,Lcr. with
grea. spirit. The leliiers rrcriv, d by ,he
James Lawrence al PlIiisdclphia. con.
firm The former accounts oi Guavaouii
having united with the rrnublc.
~. I. der. Ady.
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LATESI FROM PORTUGAI.
EXTRACT TO THE EDITORS. DArgD

.r Lisbon Dire. % 1920
"EVcry thing has been perferilv onjst since
Ia"i wIni" 10 sou. Our elections for mem
hers OF The Cnftes conneuce aud finisl, In.
morrow aud they asseHble in this civ ~,
ihe On OF January next. We have had fbs
election Tor electors. Every thing was con-
Quoted ~ perfect quictne@ aud great Order
az Tue electors arc said to be Heu Of liberal
principles. think aud hope that our inleTs
course h'he United States will BIZ ifnpfoy.
"a VI ihe fevolution, as they intend making
lhis q nee poft. lHLK. II. Oaz.
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W0 Department, Pension Office. }
1for,.X q 1901

United S'airs' Pensioners are hereby
noiIiIrd thai Tie lists transmitted semir
ANNUALLY to The agents for paying pension,
are now completed, and funds are pIacrd
~ The hands Of The agents for paving
Them. The usual isis have been JelsV~
ei the present month. in consequence
OF the extraordinary press Of business
~ The Office; but measures will IN IA.
iure be taken TO prevent a sinilar de,sv.
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BGENOS AYGES.
w i'.NO' ~ ttIsDs
ErfrGd NJ u letter, ddtcd Bncn0s IyyeS. De-

cculbfr 8.
PEACE had been made with The Montc>
vldea"s, aud thiugs seemed so assume a
brighter appearance, when news was re
ccived that The AuaUcanian Indians were
entering TIC couniTy. they ATTACKED a
town ou he horicfs Gf Balic, about 20
iraguee Oh, / He'd every m2a. end CARR
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FIRE.

New YORK, MARCH, 6.-On Saturday
night last, about IL O'Clock, II fire broke
omi III lie upper part OF tie building, on
the south east corner Of Fulton street and
Broadway. The first story occupied by
Mr. Ii. Whyte, as bookstore, the second
story by Samuel Wiring, bookseller aid
agent fer HE Christian Observer and En-
cyc!cpedia, slso az BlDdery aud The
third az n varnish shop. Tue upper palt
of The house was entirely destroyed and
much of The property. The house adj I
Joining III Fulton street, occupied by Mr.,
Cartel. as a grocery Store aud dwelling.
vas wholly destroyed. The adjoining
Two large brick buildings belopgIng 10
VIM. Ross, were destroyed from The 2d
story up"srds, and otherwise damaged
Tie upper rooms were occupied by musi.
ca! societies, as an Academy. and for paint
ing Ire scenery for ihe PAX Theatre.
On Broadway, south OF Fulton street, tbo
houses occupied bv Mr.. Gfoesbeeck.
lottery office, Fam Bliss, bookseller.
Mrs. PoppIeIon's confectionery, were
partly destroyed. The loss of property
is considerable. Daily ADJ.
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Lirerpocl. iH MONTH 2otb. ieI1
hESPEefRD Fn1END-We wrote TO thee on fhe Iatb
per C"fie' To which we added postscript othis date
Ah'her c0hyeJaEce Offering have 10 advise Thai IN
tnt course OF thu; week have bad large arrivals of
C't'h, imliY 10000 bags Of Whch about 10 iiO ar
gIence and there still hut Itie business dniog
lev sai's making 81 New Upands, are az % = e;d
ch'h h' ~ 0ld, and az these rates there IA general
S1'"sh not pressing disposition to zen. h1ut az,
lbousauu h@'s OF New orleans, IN rLch desctiut,on
Vey ii'lt has been done " late are dgciaed Tor nbt
sale on The 2Gib, aud Is probable that u,ucb rn,s
mas he added 10 il befofe the day Of sale.
ln Otter articles ~ American produce M ster,t,o,
"a" "e h'iced since cur printed tftHar Of the goth
W. Few hhds Of FiaVseed have been sold al g. bur
thete Is very lile enquiry Tor Il asyet '"'
We are, respectfully. this assured iriends
CROPPLR, BENGON & Co