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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

s1TOV ES,-SHEPARD Il co. having eniItgsd anu
= perfected their assortment OF Stoves for he sa
both for wood and coal now offer their TRENDS snu
,nu.ra an uurla variety of econoiIlchi ahu penniui
patterns first among which stnpds tho unrVneI Noit
iep, Hall Church nnd Office Stoves, OF az SIZES ha 1 '
carried md beautiful patterns As these nave occu "e .es
I II ,ynud 10 Amos, useless soy thai they lorin tne oes
henting stove IN Tho world -, y ,., 49,, .r.
tho nost TASTEFUL Clearly AMI ccononeai pao' so'e ever
M Norris P,rSSr shec, Iron CyIndric Stove for halls
mr. rnoms the cheapest powerful heading stove ever pro-
duccd. -, ,,, ,, -,., ,,.,v
amcntn and ccononica on hand and made 10 order IN
nt variety Also aug ar0a. and two hocr Stoves
snklns Of several etEcs for Liverpool Anthracite or WOOD
RnY or x plsirs wood wood and coal PaTor es iron
Hitch, and Laundry Suvcs comprise larger assorin't
Tor bsniin purposes thnn have ever offered 10 whcn
,x .prcaly en the arnou OF our Southern and " caesn
customers. -. r. al. s,,v,.
with two tin oyca roasting and baking brI;rr Than any 'o
muse Tho rnast,rg aud baking docs mol hIotu's 80
hruns boiling and frying M ID almost bons
Thrar arr especially adapted To hn soliei; n,hr,
easily uls5Hgrd. having 30 Guca liable 10 DO HiioN "
hriug srnng and durable. !. ,,,,,. ~ tho n,nsi
SIX ni.rs uf four boiler premium Cook S'p - xrry
nnn;uycd pstinru for burning either mo, So
Gilman AT ,yhocaalr retail. Aso, oyte' - ,'.,,,,
Iry. Under llrck british Lus,re tg'nulool w. 80.
s,Iv, nrran,ruts tailinr. Malable ofuain.,p. - -,
,,.a, Iu..ia and I'm sli.h Hose, scoops. N -. o.
- ,,i ,,, Tubps Tor hnnra aud raTiuuus h"si'.''A o
a., Door. knola Hooks and hiiEea SUI -
,uota ,h,...., and ryaiL Also. Tor ouad''e- extra
we ,,,I s,arsone Charcoal and Anthracite. oy inc pni
~, n tnn,petrnt wetkton always urniahed al .not'
r,es 10 rpslr aud put up Stoves ~ hts iao :Ye tV'
rs nao 70, harking Stoves and Graies al CIV eoals
! MOTIFS STOVE WAREHOUSE. sss "aia'sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

4 Uonston-.t-CHARLESB OOkHAM. Master-Iustruc-
ton lccly on the Pssan sy.tcm given In Gil the Ee-
menlary Branches OF sound EnFsh Education The La
Tin and French snguages, and ooskeeping, are also
taught forming part OF the general course
Numbers limited No Bow upwards of l. years OF age
received into the School! Circulars may be had a. Henry
NJ Onderdonk's % John-st. Messrs. Lockwood Sons.
Broadway and T. J. Growers, corner oil Broadway and
Riscrter'., MO In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

~ Gourauds hadn Indicated Soo7 for the cure OF PIN
pies Freckles Tan SHlowness Eruplons and all skin dis
fguremens at the oy depot 67 Walker-s Isl Store FROM
Broadway 81 cents cake. Grecan Hair Dye, pegstdbe
Iqud Rouge for crilsoning Lips and Cheeks; Poudre
Sub.ie for graduating supec!uous Ar without injury 10
the SKIN LAZY fk for instantly scattering redness and
Pushes from the iuce Acoustic drops for curing deafness
Sc The celebrated preparations OF Dr. Gourauds
are 10 be found only (bea nd ut 81 Wakest ls Store
FROM Broadway.
AGENTs-E b. uile Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia
Jordan Milk-sL Boston; Carleton x CO. Lowell Ives
Salem; w L. Gerrisi New Bediord Guild Bangor Bliss
Springfield Green Co. Worcester; Myers, New-Haven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

DIRTY COAT COLLAR bAD.-The Magic Erasive Soap,
for removing rt9ns and marks from clothes
woolens csTpets rendering the spots where II is
applied clear bright! ard spoess. Sold with full q,
S51 Rroadwav MIC 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

~ Plialon's Chemical Z nvigorstor and many
yauube preparations for The Ha for sale by Dr. Carroll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

THE LADY WITH THE YELLOW FAcg-Beware! beware!
Ladies touch not prepared chalk 1t Will ran your
skin Use that beautiful vegetable preparation the Jones
Spanish Lily White twill give your skin natural eke
ha,n.st and S2I Br6nd,yav NC 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

NEO. III. WILLIAMS, "a Exchange'place; has
VI colored satIns and San Ribbons Velvet Ribbons Sn
black and coors OF various widths; dfao msza,ne ou
and Other yeves; Casbmeres Reps, fine Ginghnms and
other drcss goods; Laces Camorcs, embroidered Collars
and Chrmisettes and muslin trimmings; green barge
goods for thread and needle stcres gents rich Cravas
go d. n2l eodistf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

o.. THE TosMsErISc PAINS OF RHEuMATisM-Cush'
rnsns Rheumatic Remedy Pain Cutting Embroce,on--
An invaluable and seldom aing remedy for rheumatism
and pains in the goui cold, pain In The joints sun
neck lumbago, Sod at the sign OF the American Eagle
- Chalhnu.st N Y NC 2,eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
- SEE FOURTH PAGE.

ARRIVED,
Ship Sar,ee, Taylor, IL ds I'm New Orleans, cotton
tobacco &c 70 E X Collins & Co.
Brig Pioneer (oi Portand) Fairfield, from Pensacola,
9Th inst, cotton. TO master
Brig Guelua Mayo l2 DIS fn, Apa!achcola, and
tobacco to Brett Il Vose
schr Gov Arnold, Long, 81 hours from Salem, n ],
corn, 10 B Fox.
BELOW-l brig Wind WSW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

DAII,ROAD IROA.-The "Mortoar Iron CO.. Dan
SNiile Pa prepared execute orders FOR the heavy
Rail Barn Of any pattern now In IN this country or u
Eurupe aud equal III every rsppc, In point OF quality APP
py 10 MURDoCh. LEAsllI = ~. Aksah', "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
CLONKS! CLOAKS /!

CLOAKS! CLOAAS :!
Wholesale and Retail
1SOn LADIES' AND MISSES Clocks, Coats and Car.
OtO dnas of the most fashionable materials at prices
from So 40 10 90 10 which an examination Is respectfully
inyi,sj WAMSLEY HOLT,
nj Inis- M ~ CatherInesL near Chatianrsqnare
MEMS, BOYS AND cEILDREN'S
Fashionable Clothing.
LARGE assortment CT wholesale and retail, no; IL
"A Bowery n. Y. s25 jrnis' JOS. B. CLOSE N co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

INDIA RUBBER saIRRED sUSPEN ~. nns,.
ry1HEkE has much putting OIL as s ~ ,. s hcrs
n,,nfs In r,f,r,uee 10 the above goods toai NC
~ hccn cou,en, to pursue Tho even tenor oil us way.
Sn. satisfied with Tho FAC. that al! inc saspcnaes w.
oeus ,rnsIvr as ANY In the Union, thai oi Messrs-
i T. 20 Nav Brunswickl were not sufficient 70 suppy
h,hs on..rs Yet buYriH nay know ihAt 'sere Is al
nan hs who docs hls business In business
la hc subscriber desires 10 give notice thai a. ne
t NJ M,,srs Ford Co. who have purchased rigni OF
Sa. goodyear he has haSd, and Is daily receiving
supplies Of ,,,, ,.s ,,t ,s,,c srsprNnrps
which he o,ca ~ tho trade 4. heng uiy eqIa 20 any N
w. mari Oh FREQ from smell, smooth Tho cord and
'''N WARRANTED NOT TO SEPARATE
The acaou buyers also called To an extensive As.
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.
o! all rho various kns which offered al low prers and
~, ts,o,ablo t,.ns c. l.. ROSS,
rs, Sa,siis ISL Prar'-st cur. OF CESAR st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
IrIST pf1RI.ISHEl-PRIoE 30 DENTS.


Ob.tlnaie lnveterate, and Habi!ual
CONSTIPATION, (CosYeress,)not only t0taLy over,
u come. but also completely destroyed, without using
either Pugatyes Injections or Baths, by Natural sim;
MI Agreeable and IntaiDe Means recently discovered
n nrnncr followed By numerous Certificates from cee.
r.d Pyscians and by st,esAons from other perIons oil
distinction. nj, ,p,.h.a -,
the National Depot OF WARToN, OF Paris No. IA MAIDEN
lane New orh and sold by All Booksellers ana
the United SLes-Prce 80 ne lm!ss&"S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

IT, If THING FOUND equal TO the Balm OF
Columbia the hair keep free from dandruf with
beautiful he ly uslre which dust will not adhere, al
The same lime making magnificent chris, will give up
beat The of Ef cen years has fully proved all other
things inferior USELESS and every one is respectfully re-
qIesed this Balm of Columbia always al the toilet
Pleasure aud satisfaction is guaranteed TO The The
only genuine is found q CoItand-st and III no other
place Remember this always Al the same place only can
the East Inca Hair Dye be had, and warranted TO color
perfect natural BLACK and nor The skin. no Neod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

nESNIsNSUII'-A private class in PenmAnship, I'M
der lb. charge of Mr.. McLnurcn meet nj o'clock In
Tho eycnin Mt Mr. Bouklans schocroorn, No III Green
Thc cnurs. OF prnc,re much extensive md u,
ouph tI,,n cnu popsibly be- given In nlursc School
bookkeeping niHo Taught
ton M ubov, between the hours OF a NJ aud o'clock
p no IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
41rIlcn HalSs .

VIM. MCCORMICK, Aucroneer
DERENiPTORY SALE Of Pianos, &c-Thls Day,
at II O'clock No. IS Corllsndst will be sold with
out reserve concern elegant Rosewood French
Action Piano For,e made In The city These Instruments
are the that have been offered at auction In long time
Also Seraphnc add hand Organ, playing 80 tunes on
hidd.r MO IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

WINDOW SHADES WiSpoW SHADES =
w KELTY 4 RIRER. exclusive Window Shade deal
cr. yIll opou ths uornlog Il containing and
be.u,i,u patterns such ns Rich Landscapes Uo,bicA,
sell, brilliant Sc. puro Views md Interiors lhtylca
tt r,n never before offered for sale in this cOuntry) ana
prr moi To a pureH.cd nj any other Store Also. about
.,u .,nud mfrs of sylCs sold the city For
na ,yhor.un or rrs prices 90 per cent. lower than
cy rr so M other Eprca h1rr Troy get them nj second
" kelly < EikER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
yat,In,v, Mr., A ,IOlii. Nv anied. two oe mn,

w ,s,cahn voting ,nrn board IN Een,rol private
family fesidng IN beautiful situation. within ew ,oern
Of pleasant furnished ro"n with breakfast
n, n ,, ir utdvidel and the wRshng will he attended
To- In tho family There NJ other hogrtrz. and .rr'na
viii e moderate Young iper who are DESTROYS OF obtain
H. ,; .,n6,,ts 81 plshsani hJre. wi'l fn tho shove
ensiras opportunity ~ securing Il Address w n tHa
,,I,,c n il references viii he exchanged. M ~
yNDRIiuI.E INK f''r Marking on l.'urn and Cotton,
h,..d ,,i,,, preparation with this ink ritng can bn
H., l., a.. samr manner with ink pHrnr
warranted not q, uurr cotfoJe tho hnss cambria ard
fs n. and dur ability fully squs 10 tho hest In Sold
,.lo and retail by FRANCIS h LOUTREL,
nlg 7v Manufacturing Stationers, II Maljen-lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

The following are The quotaIlOhs Tor DalK s1ocks
at New Orleans
Bank of Louisiana 9OG92 sales; Gas Light Company
Sc; Louisiana State Bank 65G66; City Bauk 6166o
Mechanics and Traders 80 034; Commercial Bank 25G
20; Union Bank par as p CT. prem; Canal Bank 40
offered IS asked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

TIKI Sun. THE MOON. FULL sEA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

lYI.,IESTAL HAIR WORk::Es-fssee &c. e on, OF
Oa.sas Of aa5!eTy Hnas a residence
human har nssr Sullivan Families desiroos ., ,Ss
los al ,ssir deceased friends put up 10 Ths
ssnf for teaching Tho AT 70 pupils arc 0 "a sSss
Su5P. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALnASAc.......THI DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
Yours respectfully, WILLIAM B. SHAW.

SAxoS's SARsAPARILLA-Wnrn we feel an indisposition
eSerlou and anguor and weakness without any SPECIFIC
ancnl seem weigh like incubus upon our animal
powers may be there IS mischief brewing IN
the blood that disease is in the system waiting 10 locate
itself If pass the warning UNDECIDED gout or rheuua-
iis liver disease, eruption or boils or affections
of the glands, some other development oil disease may
soon inform s where, The lowering evil has settled. II Will
better 10 get rid OF the pieS morb before speclb
cGy developed with the assistance OF one or TWO bottles
OF Sans SoSGp,tG than TO tahe dozen 10 eradicate e
confirmed nalady.
Prepared ard sold Wholesale and retail, by A. B. D.
SANDS Whole sale Druggists ~ Fulton-st New-YorS.
Sold also Broadway, ~ East Broadway and by Drug
gists generally throughout the United States Price 81
LOU. In lea flrSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
GJEap SOAP WORKS

DEPOT, No. Cortland.si under The National hote; j.;
~ Joinson's Wanuts OIL Shaving Soap. Do superior
Almond Soap. Do Toilette Soap All very highly scented
md at prices than other house All kinds OF
Guuery for BARRIERS Storekeepers. Families &C Sold by
c. VAN SCHOONE0VEN, No. Coftand'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

r AKGE SALE OF RICH and Elegant Fancy Goods
IL and Houss. furnishing Articrs.-Ca'aiogues OF JACOB
$ PLATrS o itich and Elegant Otrandoles, Solar
Lamps Rich PLACED Ware. Jappsnery Elegant China Din-
n.r and Tea Sets Polished Steel FrSels Ciocks vases,
and other useful shng aud elegant fancy articles
are now ready and the see will commence his Day al ~
O'clock at the large Room No. AS Broadway n26 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26
OLE RuLr,s rAREwELL CONCERN.

OLE BULLS FAREWELL CONCERT.
OLE BULL, in grateful compliance with tho published
" Request OF numerous Ladies' and Gentlemen Of his
city, viii give Concert the Tabernacle on Wednesday,
the 10Th Twill be his last public appearance before
he country with heart with gratitude FOR
the hospitality and friendship shown him ever since HI. st
arrival MI SKIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

DAILRUAD fKON.-The Montour iron Go: Dan.
II Vile Pa is prepared to execute orders LOT w
heavy Rail Bar OF any pattern in us- IN ls cpu6u5
or In Europe Apply to MURDOCH, LEAVlTT ".
nj i,u gents cor. Cedar and Gr--nw'chs as
XNDT NAILS. 800 c.sks fairly assosied, tenhsJ's
$3.50 MURDOCH LEAvlTf L CO.
tin ,fiz, C.r,a- C-.isr and f1TS~r vf-'-a'r~~'s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

ET,- BARRY's TRLcoPnERous.-The public are cautioned
gsinst an article advertised under the of Tncophe
rous It counterfeit and gross imposition, as the io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

The REAT GERMAN hUHANOd
THE BASTARD or the Brothers. Revenge by Sp!ndl.r.
Is the gnihceni work OF :con OF the present
day. full OF exciting aud romantic incident and thrilling de-
scripuou. Indeed work fascinating, thai Il Is I'M
possible 20 leave its perusal WHEN once begun
la parts, price > cents each Part l. now ready-
Part II. on Saturday next Z. WINCHESTER,
n?6 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

lNRANfALIN Fire Insurance Company, fhi,sae.P wI
Agency Nos and Merchants Exchange, New olA;
The above Company with capital o. +cOo UoiIAss Su
surplus assets amounting 900 Dollars, MAXIM Isna
Ma i,nd nj asa DOO Dollars losses arc prepares 10
.act n.urnnces nj tho rnies OF premium on
houses Merchandise, Dwellings, Furniture ships N ros
C. Ir and 10 issue perm policies or Dwelling n1uses
and W,rrhousgs on deposn OF from y per cent 70 per
ear, ON IN. sun. insured according TO me SIsstef o Cos
auouni OF Ha1niu - -, ~ rs,s or 2aWisd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

~ Particular Eouce.-Those persons about break
Ing up housekeeping having furniture OF any description
dispose of viii ind ready sale Tor any portion or al c
their Goods .,y grndng line calling upon the subscr
hers Ini9 inisl r. COTTON "a co. No 81 Ann.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

SCOTTISH GUARD MILITARY BALL
XkTlLL taAe place Nibo's Saloon Tuesday Decer.
w Der Dodworhs celebrated Band will be IN attend.
auce Tickets may be procured o,he Commltiee-Cap A.
Lieut. McLeary ll6 Beecker ST. @ NJ Linen, Ia Fulton;
Sergt Thomas and Serg't Hag, To- Merceri Serg VIM.
Wallace aud w. 6. Cunningham $50 Broadway
MO 3leodis>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

.dIONLY REGULAR LINE ofPackets for New
rS Ori.ans-rhe splened and fast sailing packet shP
'se JOHN MINTURN, Capt Stark, will positively san
on Monday LIST OF December her regular day HAVING
superior accommodations for cabin second cabin and steer
age persons about ebartng for New Orleans
shin Zoo, OF Wallet or 10 w. NJ J. TAPSCOTT,
ms rs Soutbst coz. Maideu-lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-26

WILLY ! FUINA-N IbI bTOHuWuy
IL PREss-Letters and Speeches Of Oliver Cromwell,
III calculations aud connecting narrative. By Thomas
CARLYLE NC 2tis
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-25

in our broad and wide spread country can COM
prehend, can understand il is simple as for
the farmer to plant his seed, I'LL the ground, and
time and season brings forth his crop. And what
would be said oftbat man who would refuse ef-
forts SO small for promise SO great and so sure /
call upon all every man TO look al and examine
thus subject. II is you, my countrymcn, who are
to do this great work, aud how are you 10 do il?
BY your simple assent. You one and all must
say, lie. il be done, and il shall be done. l ask no
man for one cent. ask not that any man ;
rights shall be abridged or inlrnged. ask not
that any law shall be evaded. ask mol that our
glorious Constitution shall be violated. But | a k
what you and you only have power TO give; and
ask il for yourselves. for your children. ard for
the world. ask it now, because now aud now
only can this great work be done. |; can never
be done by any other means than from the lands,
and il is from the lands from the Lake to the Miss
ouri, that the whole must depend. Five years
hence. much of these lands will be taken up. and
then il cannot be done. Yes, now, and now only
is the time. Let me entreat you, yea, beg you. to
act. All ask is your simple assent, your ex-
pressed approbaton. [ have studied this subject
so long that think understand all its parts.
think have counted well the cost. [ think can
see all that may be said against, as well as for ii,
am not only prepared, but desire to hear ALL
If wong desire TO be put right; but if right |
ask and claim your support, and feel that ask
not IN vain.
If my prayer is granted. and the project fails,
you loose nothing, the lands are yours again. But
If it succeeds, and am sure it will, you gain all.
Then hesitate not it is all in you power-you
and you only must declare and dictate that it shall
be done. A. WHITNEY.
New YORK. 5h May, 1915.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-25

Railroads be secured with those works remaining
in the hands of the Locofoco party? 7"
Most certainly not. But who has issued the
order to haul down coIors and resign the strife
as useless? Their very acknowledgement of thoss
works and The crisis into which they have brought
them, constitutes our strongest ground of appeal
to the people.
"Wi they not always by corrupt use OF them
command majority IN the Legislature! Our
friends a, Ypsant aud along the entire route have
had much and painful experience on that point"
Then if they choose they can always prevent
the sale of the roads, and we may as well cease
contending for that too. sl-
ave speak unto wise men,"
Speak also as wise men. sass *, -.i ~
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-25
we're Gala Haity
fRREPARARLE Loss.

Last night, about eleven o'clock, the Building
of the Academy of Fine Arts was found Oh fire.
The attroclous author OF the mischief must Lave
placed his combustibles beneath the Statue Gaile-
ry, which, with its valuable contents is entirely
destroyed.
The Citizens, as the alarm reached
them, made The most urgent exertions ID preserve
The Contents OF the building, nevertheless great
damage was sustained. Many valuable pictures
were bopeessly defaced. The Library was not
much injured. Among the paintings destroyed,
the North American names 'Muros great pic
ture of the Roman Daughter, valued at $4,000,
aud Dusald Stuart, by Raeburn. Most of The pic
lures were removed from the Rotunda aud North
Gallery. Alls,on's picture of The Decd Man Re-
stored, was saved, and death on the Pale Horse,
in a mu,iated condition.
A part of the building occupied BY Ger
man and his family who, acted as a superlntend>
ant OF the establishment at the usual hour he re-
tired 10 rest. and his wife, as was her custom.
went through the house for the purpose of ascer-
tanning whether all right, on being satisfied Of
this fact she retired for the night; but few min
ules elapsed when The alarm Of fire was given by
neighbour. The flames were at that lime rush-
ing with great lmpetuosty through the lower part
of the building. and making rapid progress ,hro'
the great picture and satuary room. The fami-
ly made narrow escape with their lives, ia their
night dresses, from the premises. In very short
time several fire companies arrived ON the ground,
but from The nsufhcency of water and the pecu
liar and bad construction of the building The flames
made sad and rapid havoc among the valuable
priniings theoein deposited, and a lumber of The
line specimens of statuary were greatly damaged
aud broken. Many of the large paintings iucu,
dug the great picture of Death on the Pale Horse
and others of nearly equal value, but in .conse.
quence of their large dimensions had to be cut
from their frames. Other small works of art of
minor importance were also saved and conveyed
TO the adjoining houses. The loss of properlv
was very great. aud from probable estimate, will
reach at least S50,000.--Pha National Ameri.
can.