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Benton majority,

Denton . ~
Dunton' precinct not heard from: when the poll was
closed at Suffolk.
CHESTERFIELD "a d. Also last Monday.
Vim. r. johnson (Whig) is rc-eiected.-Ihe Peters
burg Constellation says" The Wings still hold the
reins over the county OF ancient conn
IT, enducd with the spirit CT Lions heart, il it could
but be aronscd The election resulted in favor OF John
sou-cvcry body expected t-nobody is dsappoinecd
ind ed who the devil could circulate winning race
with an unried and unframed colt, when opposed by
veteran and experienced couser: The Democratic nag
run nobly-contesed three miles and three quarters oil
the race meek and neck'-but with 9 rlodesty which
should ever be the characteristic of retiring merit, con-
sidrrae,y dropped behind forty hlly PAGES IN
the quurier Stretch to his youthful CHECKS from
the bushes with which the paudits of victory wouio
have man.led tem and those Of his venerable and IN
domitable competitor from being b!cuched with the NOR
tfying palencss OF defeat Never mind, brother Demo-
Gratis Of Chesterfield! you have bat,ed gaianty-aFe
.eady to fight again-and, in due time, the VICTORIOUS
Napoleon Of modern days, will find arrayed against man
a. Wellington who will gain the field of Waterloo with
eut the aid of foreign allies. The polls Stood
Johnson, (WhigD 400
Woodson, IVAN BurenD aus
LOUISA-Q D.
We understand that Dr.. Anderson lRep;l beat The
'Hhiq candidate to one.-The other Republican can
tSdaes however ambitious Of the honor OF the once
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TEXAS.

TEXAS.
The last thrilling accounts from this interesting coun-
try, tho general attention of the u States
The garrison of San Antonio has, every Of them,
been put to the sword all quarter refused They
have fallen like heroes, while the Me1cnns have be-
haved like bnrharians and nssaSSns. We canuu, say
whether We feel most sympathy for the TEXANS, or de-
GSati"n for The hirxicaus. But Two da IS n'lnre the
gallant Travis FELL hr writes the Convention, ear
neStY begging f"r rrinorcrmenls. He says: " The
threats "l these Alrxcans have had influence on me
Or my men, bot t" make all fight with desperation, and
that Courage which claraccr'z"s the pl'rut
who Is wiling to die IN defence Il" his country liberty
and his own honor. And do these barba ran Mrx'cans
deserve To be the prnprclors u this. among thr finest
countries in the world: Can they subiue such gallant
splrIts-n whose VEINS runs the Ang"-Sa1"n bl 'od
We will not drspa-llc inhabitants Of Texas are brave
u"d determined. They have every induccmrnt winch
CAN actuate men-Libcrty, principle, interest. gal
liant General is ii their head Many of them swear
that they driven beyond the Sabine, they Will
Besides, volunteers expected to pour in from the
Western States.
DR.. Archer one Of the Texan Commissioners, is now
in this city, aud addressed Of the largest meetings
that ever assembled in the Capitol, Tuesday night
Has narrative Of the wrongs of Texas, thrilled through th
aSsemO yand resolutions responsive to the call OF QUIZ
tornirr countryInan adopted by exclamation.
We have since received pamphlet copy OF The ao-
dress delivered by MIR. Austin, (another of the Com.
mssionrrs OF 'rexas) to very large assemblage OF
the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Louisville, the Ith OF
March. 1t exhibits glowing account OF the injustice
of Mexico, and OF the grievances Of Texas II siTs The
blood oil treeman-We shall lay it before readers
in our next
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Thu following extract of lrer, received by gen.
,!eu.aa in Savannah and published in the Georgian, will
rheye the anxiety with regard to the fate OF Col Butler
" YoLusiA, March eth, 1886
'The rA wing Of the Army Of Florida, Big. Gen.
4,ss, crossed the ST. Johns yesterday, and marched
lis morning for the seat Of war
Col Buffers command, f'r whose safety so much
anxiety manifested, has returned safe. Their de-
:on,nn was caused hy bad roads. Three guides have
arsissd to-day :fonuSt. Augustine to accompany 'he
Amy
1.-The mounted ,ncrnsent in pursuit Of Colonel butlef.
s tho whole force would have surrendered
to lheu. The Indians were entirely run down py Inc
issses when he made his men Fslea hfee oi ''e ''''
dams were begging for mercy ,.c,., ,ho r,ovs.
The whole number Of lIooPs here before the move
| re,t -,.,. ffieen hundred including $50 ho1se
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Connecticut Eiection-All the towns heard from, eI-
cep, four Edwards, (Rep 1880; Touli:ison, (Whg)
1923; e. Inajory 297' Every county in the State
except Hartford has given Increased mnj"rs 40 Tie
Democratic Tichct.
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p;sfrsssiyo accident.

FEr following article is iro! the Compiler OF Tues
J,v Iast.-We Enew James D. Brown-and never have
we s.:owi,, more pleasing, aEabe and worthy young
mar He promised 10 be all ornament to his proiesslon
and bIrssng to his Parents. Most sincerely do We
synra,hzr with them in the heavy LOGS they have thus
prcualurely sustained:
Lcrp sr.o,r to hear Of M desth, by dowains OF MI
Of the Eas OF tie state Of Jacs
Blown Second Auditor This truly affecting cYon occur
Islands, James River, near as!dlesn' Minis
that the boat hich M Brown was
ns The liver. IVES .cccs ains, rock; and the deceased
heinz A the heavy coat hs had on was soon en-
in ha peuous avcs-1hs young gsnamna wHs highly
lis profession csnable N h chaec-
tor a uaa uniiely a,h lively synpahy IN The
hrr ufry .,y on, acquainted himself and family"
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The Wing candidates i'll hampshire county are advo.
Gated Tie ground that they are Harrison men Is
Judge White 10 be distrd' We shall altor the
Spring elections are over III the lowlanaS
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withdrew IN the spirit Of harmnny-Among. them, the
late Delegate, Tie firm and amIsbIe George l1artis'
NOrTOWAY, q Del)

Muiuiy, 81
The Of ,. election ought satisfactorily 10 prove 10
The c party, that this county has, an ever Will DO "!G a
ready Indignant political such Insn as |oi hp
benjamin w Leigh Governor lnzc"el he l"o m
gentlemen Instructions, aud tie her The r;f u h
Ls!isLniurt.
The cum Of an Van Bueu and Judge White uf the rfH'-
deney ~ufny supported pubic .pucc"s BY The lac opposing
cunIIdar. nj President male rtt question ~
te Wings but all you'll no, DO This county will most a>ntsH
90 iot Van Gufrn. y FiRMl-i
PRINCE GEORGE-Q DeD
The Petersburg Constellation says: This county
has very hand s,ely oisrtled Ches!er!'d by return
lng the Democratic Candidate, WIN. Slands, Esq 10 the
H. OF D, by overwhelming vote. Prince Gcuge &C.
serves The thanks Of lir whole Democracy Of the Union"
for her intelligent Disregard of the contemplate Wing
slang which has every wrIc been indulge in about EH.
pnnging MI Y. Hurrn being Ab"ltlonlst his falsely
Irrmed fire. mrgrO role, &c &c. nc. Let the Demo.
cratic counties yet 10 vote, tue South SIDE, and else
where fuluw The ghtenrd exam plies oil France George
and Abcarlc, and spnrn, deserves 10 be, the viie
insidous aud h! pocrilical can't Of party: some OF
whose clccI"ucrrlng - hacks would lie the devil
himself on, of cnunlrnance, to lead the people into
error, and to jnggc themselves their friends into
office. We beg the Democracy TO bcwure Of u!l
modern Wings and modern Whiggery; they aud it, are
compounds of FrderaIists, NuIlitirrs, and
Banktrs-of Federal principles, Modification and Bank
ism, ng by their speeches aud their presses the po-
lical air with pestrnce fatally canning t" those
who willingly inhae it, Than the noAiuus ciiiuva ex-
hailed by the ha!enl Upas tree does the atmosphere Of
the valleys Of India The following is the vote, as we
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OLD BuCKlNGuAM-(2 Dc!l-souad

"BCcKISGHaM =. H., Apri! il, 1885.
"Our late Driegats Booker and Austn are re-eleci.
ed by mnjury Of upwards vi 81 votes. All the pre-
cincs heard from and Tie Pulls closed.
FuRTIIE SESATE.
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Panic "reminiscences The Globe is hunting up evl-
dences from the Wing memorials and meetings OF 1884,
Of the violent terms in which Gen Jackson denoun-
ccd about the Bank and the Deposes. This is TO OIL
Sc, some remarks said 10 be made by Mr. Leigh in the
Senate, in his late An-ESpunging Speech, protesting
TO acqui, the President Of criminal INTENT The same
Orator might have furnished the strongest evidences OF
the violent Wing spiri, in The speech which lie himself
delivered in the Capitol that period Did he not pro.
nounce that if any Minister in England had attempted
what the President had done his head would have been
brought to the block and that King of England,
since the days of Charles H., could have dared 10 give
such an order 10 his Minister'S;
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GO you see llat Olu sun HeiSeii'
LOUlSA-Q D.
Louisa, April IL.
The result Of the election here is crrdabe to all
the Republicans ID the county, and after The dilcultes
which had sprung mp among the candidates, particular
~ so them have not heard Of the vote at the pre-
cincts-nt the Court House it stood, Anderson 2o')
Thompson 80, difference still greater at the precincts
Frederick county is still unsctted-Thc Charlotlas.
vile Republican of Wednesday clums both Admlnstra-
ton Decentralization yam onc.-lIow old Louisa
tells The following is the whole Vote, as stated % the
Charlottesville Republican: -
LOUIS, {. H., Monday TO clock, F. ID
"Louisa speaks With voice which bids bold defiance
to the small and almost pocai'y dead party, WHO lss.y
attempted to rally. To.day fine and The Democrats
of Louisa marched forth grded with the breast pasv oG
truth and Spurrrd by consciousness of contrHdiue
in good The s.ratagens OF the Wings ed
nothng-and the political sentiments Of Louisuns was
fairly tested. Below you have correct statement Of
the polls:
i.nrisA &. II.
Anderson, (Rcp,) 300 Thompson, (WhigJ 80
JACKSON s.
Anderson, l51 Thompson, II
MEcuASn sSiLLE-
Anderson, 81 Thompson, "
MAJORITY for Anderson, }G5.
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correspondent Of Campbell writes US, that the
Wings scarcely care straw about White-but Harrison
is 10 be their antla, but days before the election,
they all proessed TO be for White-but before the sun
sci Tuesday, they began to throw out strong signs
for Cen Harrison, the Bank and Federal candidate
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

spOTrSYLVANIA COUNTY-Q DELI Complete
Oscar NJ. CrulchGcld, ". 3 at Fredericksburg, ~
Court House, pa
Mrs Andrews, ~
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and osages hutchercd Tho Whole Regiment of Ora
goons about concentrate and De joined by the 9TH
Infantry, at Fort Gibson. Chill Mcintosh, the
Creek Warrior breatles vengeance against the ga
manChcs and will add or 700 warriors 10 coni,nand
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Many OF them deny the right
Ia!tosr,hcr.-Sutno are for tam
i.nelIIns it in sucli niuGnef, by
making the scnulur Tic Judge otthe
,oms;i;u,ioas!isy or morality ofths
snS;ru lions, Is ~ ifi.tor it AWAY to
iuolhlns.-Few OF them are it,
~ utul and jealous friends.
/ Viii vote them down, IL they
jc.a, aud screen ilioi. fecreaut
Senator from ccnsuEe or responsi-
milky.
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The Wings have carried the last vote in Franklin by
the casting cote If the Me1-Powhatan BY four votes
Campbell by or s.
n,ond carried Powhatan-and Campbell has been
ed gains, her resident yeonanry BY the Federal votes
Of Bedford, Amherst, &c. This evil must be arrested,
by election held every where on the same day, o.
other arrangcmcnt-or, disorder, corruption and
intrigue will haunt the whole land.
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MOSTGONERN-I d.

MONIGOAlERl-Q ~
MoSTcoMERr c. IT,, April Sth, 1886
hasten to give y~utIle result Of our election, which
CLOSED IN "Wednesday night Alter great cxerons, the
Van hurrn paty has gained complete victory, ullho
The polls d moi show real STRENGTH as there was
local question which WAS made operate against us; 10
geiIcI witi NUMEROUS CONNECTION: wJ all Gur-E
ia sentiment but VOTED for Charlton Al the close o.
the poll, the vote stood as follows:
SISArE.
Col. w. Thomas, ". b. .......... 5l7
Mr.. Henry ErskIne, (''hi:eJ ...... lGo
rhonlas's majority, &J7
lIovsE OF DLLE"ATEs.
john McCau!ey, ". b. ...... 44G
Cul. Vim. B Charlton, (Nhite) 2l5
McCaulry's majority, 2le
So you see that Old Montgomery ID sui herself
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Crn,cll6eld's majority,

Some Of the Wings counted upon carrying crcn thI
countybnl the yeop,any proved too powerful for Ere
dericEsburp
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a-s 3 sE.i.i: al sss!iunc
'''' which G:e caIc..,t.I I,
LIZ Luz:
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= - - - - ~-ss 80
--.'',. -'s:.24 waicI, too, he al,
..". -
IL. Ees Buren, voted
zee nS.ie-aud stated that
s'M:g to toaGStry, &c, DC.
Anc because of this ARA
~ lee State Of y. Iork-w
y" rxiS:-Mr. Van Buren,
"l;n.y Of YOU. confluence,
,c!si 'yaa, that ne shall
-.c nEenT promising o?pon
~: uc ns@Ee 10 touch the 5
.:..c;!yC, .r4ich he has con!
'"ir@": 't.- Tree negroes in
! 70 b. "s!l az. as one who
-:@r i,'ni!r.S as the whites
3:4S~in. Are you to be
f..;caS !n.E@3EesentaMoas
-r,as vur @ho does not b
7:rH lad SreE living IN i sla'
"let e give the free negro
4 le: H. Sc. Of dus, is 10
NJ VOC 70 lke zeal issues
Mad tkc:::n!:"aing and III,
:":"a 's!r.rr..i lsSiics o! the
k:1ss.!:Gas.
: VISA = Glc.S !ur The sacred
81" Z: I L;Ac.l..ga.
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:" as1'aS ,he Bank o
~ '.'e'-s?I against al,
's;a's IL tbs State.
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d, w. W Las'r3aiOusE-Leigh or no Leigh'-Aa Flee.
~: Due pe@pt, or by the House Of Representatives
s,r,,' ~Pcei'can Candidate, who will carry out the
T''rs Of Jackson's Admuis,ration-o three Wings
"Hom nov hate Jackson and his Administration
49,, " lie L. s. or no Bauk.-Such are some OF those
1G' Questions which now depend upon your votes
,.y You suffer yourselves to be taasbeorcd by the
S"es Of these Wings? Turned from the tree u.s.
.e Election, by these miserable humbags at"u'
,.;' lee Negro votes, &c &c, D This ex,r1osd',
asnn between the Abulitonis;s Of the Morrill, aud
! -'aefs Of the Suuth-ihese cunning Wings, who
:las inio each others hands, for the purpose oil
%s yourselves, and dJtating Van Buren.
ne H"'s, then! Cllzens of Virginia! To the
= Down with The Panic understand convince
Aa' yon are still the Enlightened fteel,eu Of this
a a'e!rtled Commonwealth
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Must be al Hhu5lfaat Of tho
State only one yea: preceding TIM
election.
But SIN months.
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FOR 7HE EMO UIRER.
ON THE STATE LOANS

To the General .assenGiy
AS the State debt is rapidly accommodating for Internal
Improvement IL is certainly TO the interest of the Com
monweath for her citizens to own the stock ar IN
have fair opportunity of doing So which can never be
the case so long the stock disposed of on sealed
one house and Transmitted to Europe It's true The
stock was disposed of advantageous terms still il il
armed that is better for the interest of the Stale for
public debt IL is everydays practice to make invest
menis OF trust funds for widows orphans and others in
the safest public stock-and Government security il al
ways regarded as the most permanent. The stock
should certainly be sold at auction in suitable sums for
the accommodation of small we'll large purchasers
49, therefore, sincerely TO be hoped that the present
honorable Legislature will amend the laws author
iz'ng ionns, as to answer the above just purposes
a TRUSTEE
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ONE DAY IATIR TR0M ENctANr

BY the New Jersey Capt. Barstog arrived at this,
port yesterday London dates two day and LIVERPOOL
one day la,er baye been Saeeved. The Iaos Of the
gti JnnaSy SAYS thoA ID generally andeFstood in
Fanls HAT the French raiser had ofciau minated
10 Loca branNiier THAI President yacksons message
vHas satisfactory, and that the nsalnnts due cat Of the
10 OOo.8Oo francs ,ooui's be- Paid tcilo,ii deiav.
The BRUSSELS spondent of the London Cbroni-
cir under date oflaa s. observes, that the portion of
tie nerioan Preside nd "a speech relating to his com
lfy, has baen rece s8d with great oatisacoa San
grane hopes entertained that Congress Will revive
the law OF le and at all events place Belgian vessels
upon the footing with those of Holland"
EBaston atas FtL II
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MACON.
FOR THE E.TQOIRER
LETTER Of q Member Of Me General 4ssemCfu To Lis
frie1d In LLe rouofrO - = 49,

LETTER ~ uciHDeT OF The General HgsemLfu, to ms
friend IN The country
Alter an ardent struggle, have succeeded i'm pass
ing tho "Expunging Resolutions" When they were
hrst introduced, they referred to Committee Of
the whole House. to enable any person make them AS
perfect as They could be made, before they were 6nav
acted on. Those members opposed TO their passaoe
submitted no amendment They were. reported 10 the
House, and debated for than fortnight The friends
o. the Administration maintained that the President in
ms actngs aud dongs in relation the removal of the
Dcposhes did not violate any principle Of the Consttu
Won OF the Laws Of The United States They insisted
mat the President has the power 10 remove any Of the
READS OF the Departments of State and that il had been
dono by every President Of the United States bat the
Ia w establishing the Bank Of the United States gave the
secretary OF the Treasury the power remove the pub.
nc dePosltes from the Bank Of the United States and
directed hin to report his for doing IT, &, Con
gressj that The Secretary had done IT, and complied with
The law ~ reporting his 10 Congress that the
PRESIDENT had right have the control OF the Sec
81 the Treasury because il his duty TO see all the
OF ibe United states faithfully executed that every Pre-
saent Of The United States has exercised entire control
over each Of the Heads Of the Departments Of Stale
and The unity and responsibility OF the Executive De-
pertinent indicate H. and make absolutely NECESSARY
ihey took The ground, and maintained by conclusive
arguments that the Senate Of the United States had no
right 70 pass the resolution Of the 2slh Of March 1874
declarng that the President Of the United States In HE
late Executive proceedings in relation 70 the public
nue. had been guilty Of acts derogniory 20 te Const,
ton and Laws Of he United States Insisting IA ,oaa =
49, ~.
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.w,v,, Z roo rms EToUIRER

seems that the Legislature Of Pennsvlvan;s a. ono
~ u Is. fruits OF the Wig ascendency in that State
ss o''poiated the Stockholders IF Mt H. s. Bank with
csPtel o 1000 600 Of dollars neither lhi, measure
oe 'ne immediate offspring Of folly or Of corruption Il Is
purpose AZ present 10 enquire but would ear.
10y WIN my countrymen against this effort To- bring
upon mem indirectly and in their most aggravated de-
gree az the mscheis ofau overgrown and irresponsible
ni,ooo power u must be obvious upon the slgbtest
W .at ms scheme, unless checked by the timely aid
use VINO have power to control IT, must operate 10
" ynfy ol our circulating mediums aud may indeed
-, e ruin OF our domestic institutions. With previ.
o'y etisrlg capital quoted at goo 600 600 authorizing
eircauon according to ordinary circulation Of eiohtS
.DDs . Is hardly to be presumed that an addition :,
s'isy ."se nions giving by The same rule farther
Pes.v' efeHaiion OF one hundred aud forty millions
p assigned by Pennsylvania for domestic use Noue
sursy WI pre'e"d that for amount % enormous she
eou'o nSd employment even with the widest ex,favn.
~. 'ben ter that This eaplaI is 70 seek empoymcn,
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Boston .aAas, Eel. IL.
NonyoIx Feb 7

X.
ARRIvAL or ztaE DrLAwARE-The u States shin
Dscanfe, "A, Captain John b. Nicholson bearing the
bread pendant e. Commodore Patterson arrived i'm
Hampton Roads yesterday morning. The Delaware
ssiibd from Mahon the 18th OF November and tench
ed at Palma, Gbraiton Madeira and 81 Tbonas having
passage OF 20 days frons the seer place sSinre ba
depastsre fsa 81 Thomas, the Delaware has
ccd confirmation of adverse WINES aad BAD weather
and has been thrice blown oe conS aite 9be ing with
in few hours sail of the Capes of Virginia SHE held
her way however, with such perfect to be mover
otherwise than eonfiirtabEe and tie officers all pro-
nounce her FIRST rate sea- boat -
The officers AID crew os the Delaware are all in cx-
ceent nealtli.
We lament to THAI severe family affection has
befalen Commodore Patterson in the &eatA Of his eldest
daaghter Miss Etarriet L. PattersoR who was coming
hDme iD the Delaware in vevy deIieata health She s
pred on Mon&oy night-Hsrald
kaPosTASn.-1e Lnowfsdgmens IF tie IudepeBdeace of
Spanish lrssSica letter from ug9D sonrc
in Havana, has just beee communicated 10 us, Com
which we maksihe following translation;
HASASA, Jan. 23-yy news leaey seeciyed from
SPna, we k0E th0t the Cortes hsvs deeresd tie ac-
Acknowledgements of tie Independence of America and we
await the arrival of tine mail packet that was 10 ma We
sa,led fao CadiY the 10th of last month"; TO know in
what yeecsse terms this acknowledgment is made -
Meantime thse is doubt Of the news and that the
Ministry will eosry oUt the d;spoBon Of tile Cortes in
the order in sR.eh Enjoys irons me life rent Govern
nens shall reach Madrid--lE " .fsaoricG,l
AsosHna DssTaUcrgSa FtRr-Tbat immerse bu;Id
ing in Mulberry street ,calledthr METHODIST BOOK
CONCERN, discovered 10 be on FIRE about four
ocoeA This morning. andis lsnp Of ruins tho loss
10 not loss than TWO HUNpeID THOUSAND poI LARS n
sinsf portion only OF which is nsund-we believe ten
aossand suars, on the Boweny Office. Erevaas to the
hle disastrous fire in this cry the agents had eighty
hoosand dollars Hsared, in the saven Offices The.
hmAng occupied W. entire sqIare Of hundred feet
and has been bils bot short time By this disaster
sone Two hundred persons thrown oui employ
s'scs TIE great loss tic Methodist church will sustain
We understand shat several other bildinas arc dr.
sis0ged
Bhcre was Ere IN the early part Of he neAs in the
Sara npghborhoOdit 10 osid Stanton street which de.
s,royed fsom six ~ cight bindings
~ Y. Comsereiai, FEB. 49,