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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-16

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- LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, &c.
yI The Loss Of Feet and Legs no Hindrance to Me
,,, Act Of Walking!
Water street, New York, respectfully informs the
public that he continues TO manufacture ARTIFl.
IS NJ CIAL LIMBS plan the correct and less
NM compliested having. through nscs:.ity invented
V been manufacturer for thry-fve years, feels cont
NN dent of giving satisfaction to all who call Inn,
$k2S for Legs, Hands, Arms, or the common Wood LIE,
SfS N. bah letters must be postpaid.
nl2 3m*ec
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M E D &c A L WOE
PRIVATE DISEASES.

THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK COLLEGE
seS continue o ss tsT art s
assy 60 ~ so S and sn
cure without injury to The contribution o.
spssaoa The css
h ho:s 9 IT, ~ Fri m
pears connected with he principal hospital EnIoRs fe s
EiF S&Nf 'e Is yis SUsFkS fSy%
s m lie ssg saS o
n. :s6;;s.S sss
ana sswhsrs ~ ~ poss
p'd asd E Eaa q o.
d9rc
VELPEAU's sPECIEfC PILLS FOX THE RADIO II.
!a.sss ss;,
hs r,s, with sSd
ed Ss 'ns pharmacy Ns'' EcHSRusoN NJ D. A
RIcoRD's Alternative MIXTURE FOR TIL 81
cure sr y : =:
Of mercury Or un;kilis medical treatment. an person,
s %
s ssf 6nion o0Is
dse o. Medicine w. s 6soS d. Agent
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT or sAEsAPAKlLLA.
GanT.s A,P sA.sAysAs PREPARED ey the n York College
sessng ali the purifying qualities and curative powers Of tho
above herbs is confidently recommended b, the College
initey superior Of Saanar before
The public and may be relied on celtan remedy for all
scrofula, saheum nngworm, bo;ches pimples, ulcers
pain the bones joints nodes erupons liberated
throat disease from the secondary effects Of
syphilis an njudicious use Of mercury.
IN sss's q sI, s dozen Gem" ''s'
S.f sE S.; :sss Of the v v1Ss
Once of tlis College, IS Nassau street.
d19rc W. 3. RICHARDSON. M. D.. Agent
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The Tonic
M.tue prepared BY the College Of Medicine aud Pharmacy
Of debility produced indulgence excess Of any kind
(unIess depending maformaton)
Single bottles 81 each; of half dozen IS; carefully
packed and to all parts Of the Union.
Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy Nassau
w. 8, RICHARDSON. M D.. Agent.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
~ or variety Of Syphilc Mercur or other disease who
have been only half cured by ausck had carefully
the following letter -
DIR. CooperSr Last July contracted certain prvnv
disease and Immediately applied Doctor who promised
cure me IN week. continued with him months but
was gradually keng tried after another all the
advertising Doctors and each promised positively cupe
length discovered the object these men was mo
ney, and that they doctors concluded to go into
the Hospitals where the doctors kept under OF
in all my joints and my body covered with ulcers war
complete skeeop the doctors considered
me any more medicine and advised southern climate. lief
The hospital and ey advice Of several friends placed mys
restored TO perfect health. wish this published.
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, NY
Dr. Cooper warrants long
standing Of Gleet Sctue end Seminal Weakness and mild
Of private mas cured in 10 hours without Interfering
with the patients habits. Dr. Coopers Office Duane street
two doors from Chatham No nav dI4 i'm re
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TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
y First,
500 French Daguereotype Plates large size (star brandy
i2 Aeromat.c Glasses, ~ inches diameter.
IL dozen Of Gilt Frames Of different sizes.
German Instruments, for taking family groups And
sale cheap for cash by II. A. ARTAULT,
French Materials Importer,
Lafayette Bazaar lag Broadway, cor Of Liberty st
ms lm*rc
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
:, FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.

Patent Medicated Compound
Its bracing, strengthening and clarifying qualities
2-lts gently stimulating the action Of the skin.
Sits producing and encouraging reaction in the bulb
root and particularly in the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerve, giving life and vigor to the hair
Its squalising the circulation of the fluids.
Sits freeing the skin from the effects Of perspraton, scur
and dandruf, and disposng the hair to curl.
Sand its frequent will the hair in beauty
health, to the latest period oflife.
Gauou advice given on disease connected with the hair
the Hair Cutting Rooms lag Broadway stairs
Liberty street. n30 1m*rc
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
change SEsg hair 70 il original color in few minutes, Thu
preceding all other 1t highly ecacious and possesses
great advantage Of identifying the hair without inurnG il,
growth
who doubt its virtues requested have their han
changed before paying their money II humbugs would
this method there would be reason to complain.
Ons trial will prove the fact
Sold wholesae and RETAIL and applied No. Chatham
opposite the Hall Of Records. New York, mp stairs
m
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HULL'S TRUSSES.
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS
PERSONS Afflicted with RuDturea ua 7

HULL'S TRUSSES.
Eoz1cEs R T0 RgP p1;.H1 D;; PERS0Ms
$ e: i 4: Ss I'D " TSs ;s,s .
M.0 s;.t5 Il. q 1.-The! shs Agents Aver, the g;i1sips
amin. the back Of Ts 70 e. arc ~
By Dr. Hull writing None genuine OF to DO Tclief
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations Of Hull
celebrated Tsses and thousands imposed upon
Il firus.cs NO - '''''' IMAM '' 0'''-'''
Kscms have bssa lifted mp at No. vesey street, ercu,vei,
ment where female u in constant attendance to wait
emsle psfiert,. jill Imrc
RARNHILL's lNDELIBLE INK.1gfhe superiority orth
Marking ink Il now very generally acknowledged by thu
aum6er Of have already may Be seen BY t
indsIible ink whether Of domestic foreign make;
minutes. 4 midnight, ae.sS ss DC completed 'nr'
called Barnhill lndelibe Ink after the Christian
'A' our ssfsfs i0'
.om tn. u..d E ss. &c Ms.s ]. Hsi. shsh'
INDELIBLE lNK-Messn Potts, Linn Harris, No. 21yk
Mar5e. above 5 manufacture and have among
s:sSIy w .'S%'iy e q m
mark upon their apparel and would like that mark neat and
lFrom the Editors Of the North American Of March oh)
Ink and h7 nsss g nj q Soss mhns to ns
Tor Il: y Sss. aa1 Po LINN aI Hs.
lCopy Of N advertisement Of April lsthl
BARrHLs lrpELlsLE lrH just received, supply Of this
warrant equal superior, to made in the United
S. f,i Ss IA Aes ID Dy: Stuff
49,. Wholesale D uxrist. Market st.. above 18th.
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JOSEPH. Maiden Lane, (ur starr, irhpo,tec7 In,
D. lish French and German double end single barrel fow
ing and Duckng GUNS from the lowest to finest quate
both Roub!s and sjnxle Barrels embracing 100 different nd.
sold lower than other house the trads Merchants
Gun Smiths particularly requested CALL previous
Asvarnca 40 <rssv<
EXPRESS PRICES REDUCEDTIhs Subscribers h.v
~ reduced their Express prices all small packages of
snd other documsutx from 50 IS per packas
from this city Buffalo and the ntermedate points Ala
through Wells Co.'s Express from Buffalo Chicago
cents package from s city to Chicago and the inerst
pojyn ths Lake
e-f iIVfss|GTNR 'uEt.tG PstMEROV
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DR COKBlIT may be consulted con6dentially al his
fee ls Duane street, two door, from Chatham Strange
Unver.y Of the City of New York. and that he has sxcusv
" confined his practice from being general to the treatment
NsM York; which snge ,h. entire attention. The anpa,
practice The Doctor the unfortunate against the
Of mercury, has thousands Of Iictims Recent
You are adsiously treated by person lesay qualified
city Persons afflicted with protscted and inveteate
need not desps Of being restored health by applying d.
Corbtt practice of has established the Doctor
Tputaon fg skill and espectability Structures engage u
certain disease of its forms. d22 &c
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DR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP Oh WILD CHERRY.
This Great Panacea for all diseases of the Lungs and Breast


pound Syrup Of Wild Che1ry a. one
oil the greatest discoveries Of modern
science; OF all the many compounds put forth
for the cure Of diseases which afilct human
tue, not one remedy can Re named which has 10 rs
short space OF time, acquired uuboundrd couhd
with The public. and has performed sneh and
wb Oh has sred and received much ulogum from the Ia
Guilty and Others this celebrated remedy Daily we
learn rom sources oil responsibility that have teen affect
I'd IN Corghs olds, Ashma, lnfinenst Bronchitis Splitting
q Tickling IN the Throat Palpitation of the Heart
Nervous Debility Broken Constitution, from the abuse
Of calomel and other Causes. and Consumption which
has baed the skill Of eminent medical practitioners
when Invailds We're given up as hopeesss BY hay.
been radically cured There the hands Of the propre
OF which would asonih credu
lily itself they made known the world To those who
are acted with the above Diseases we say give this medicine
fair trial. you will then be convinced this miserable
compound safe and powerful remedy and that
tive powers stand alone and equalled by none:
CAUrIoHFrom the great popularity Of this medicine
have been induced to offer spurous article with the
of WILD CHERRY attached Therefore be cautious
able tree.
DIR, Swaync's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry Principal
Office, NJ W of 9th Race Phi adepha Agents
Dr w Mloor Of Broadway and John street, New
2o3 Becker New York; H.viland Kees Co. N York
Andrew Oliver, Co., New Orleans; L; b. Swan aud M
Wioslow, Rochester n. "; r. J. Adams, and b. klene
s.. Louis VIM Thon, Pittsbag; L. B. Hirmaa, Cacnpsli
g7s Bsad st. Newark II JSha $ hani,oS SALEM Mass;
Backas Bull Troy N. York; Spalding harrington Wor
ceser, Mass; James Green Co., Wore ester, Mas f. Ho
dse Buffalo, N. Y; Grant ,ckee Poug hkepse, York;
o. o. Woodman, V'cks5ure, Miss; IL y j. b ever, Sp,ne
East Boston Mass Ransom Stevens Boston. Mass; I. NJ
Cohen x Co., Charleston 8 e. jas SIM
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r,O OLD COUNTRYMEN-i;cmittsnc IN small or iara,
sums made q all rats q Europe plaa winch vii
entfeiy prevent fe los. eay
'ppiy % LiViNG"roN Foreign Agency.
ssH TIC Wall suees.
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SALT AND FISH STORE.

SALT AND FISH STORE.
400 BBLS. Salmon, No. l, Q and >.
fOO 100 bbls. B1ue Fish,
leo do No. Mess HAD.
N halt Dbl! Ne. GAybrook Ehsd
800 bbls Cod and Scale Fish
400 do No. 1 GibA Herrinrs
5000 lbs Smoked Salmon.
800 kits Sousod 40
800 do SQUADS and Tongues
5000 otis Cod Fish, suitable for shipeinz
ls00 sacks AshtonS Salt
% half and 80 quarters ness Mackerel.
80 boxes Disby Herring
loo quarter barfok Salmon.
FOR sale in lots 70 suit purchasers, BIZ
d29 lm*ec NELSON WELLS CO. 81 Deyn
PHOENIX COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.
20 EIxsbsth Street. between Hester and Grand Streets
NEW YORK.
THE sSbscvibr would respectfully inform Traders County
Merchants and the public generally that he constantly
hand and for SALE Green Roasted and Ground fees
Ground Pepper, Ground Mustard,
90 Alspice, Nutmegs,
do Cinnamon. Mace
- Ginger, Cloves, &c.
ut up IN boxes from 10 50 lbs EACH for sale Mt the lowest
ash prices Goods sent 10 OF the city free Of charge
ds im.m '''''' GEORGE q. MEssERvE.
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CHEAP
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENTS

3J9 PEARL STREET.
THE SUBSC X, Of the ponser Of the cash system
Keep nefore the public that he CONTINUES
actu every knd oCiv and Military clothing Of the finest
materials The style at lower prices by twenty
ye cent hsa Other house charges for the same quality
Best superne wool black Dress Coat. ..3M to $40
Pants OF fancy sid plain black Cassimere.. to
Of all kin de, silk, Satin, Cashmere. ~ to
Gentlemen who spppy their cloth have them made
in the best style a. The following prices -
aaats from -. .s.es' ss-.s. 1900" ~ 70
Vests I" -. l 90 to
me-
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FOR further particulars and conclusive evidence of ts pe
gratis. = "
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY
A. B. .. SANDS Druggists,

-. WFult0n street N3 Broadway, II East Broadway.
Sold also BY Druggists generally throughout the United
states Prics 81 per bottle six bottles for g.
public are respectfully requested TO remember that il
sand Sasapara that has and constantly achieving such
he human frame subject therefore ask for Sandss Sarsapa
mia, ana take no 0tnef d. m m
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TO THE LADIES.

III IdE LADIES.
Or HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
THIS new Instrument for he radical cure Of
- !
Prolapsus User, or Falling Of Che Womb,
by external application, superseding the
II Of the 0bjectiona Pesssry, confidently re-
, commended TO the afflicted the Of
perfect restoration to health, it having
d. y 7 failed of performing a cure. even under the
most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained very high
character IN Europe as well az in this country
adopted tethe disease of Pessare and all other
painful surgical expeents in the Lynsn Hospitals Of Lon
don and Paris, and universally recommended Europe
medical OF the highest rank In this country il
tanned BY the leading members Of tbs faculties Of Colleges and
Hospitals. and BY all the eminent private practitioner
Rooms have been furnished excnsvs for ladies at No.
Ve5ey street having from the de-
par,ment, Whec lady in attendance apply
Tfusses asd Supporters TO female patients jill lmrrc
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LODGINGS TWENTY-FIVE

ABBEY HOTEL.
lo2d STREET, BLOOMINGDALE ROAD.
A The proprietor Of the Abbey Hotel would make ms
am best bow OF thanks for the liberal given h
~ house the past summer.
He fully prepared for te fall business. and would chceru
" furnish parties individuals with Breakfast Dinners
SUPPER At short notice.
His stock Of Vines Liquo. and Eaabss win be found
good the c..y markets afford. SIS tire
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KEAIl THIS
Dentistry.

A CARD--We the undersigned. having had numerous
"A opportunities Of examining Sets Of Artificial Tss!h
DENTIST Of this city Of Broadway and Warren street
and being fully satisfied that he and scientific wo
his profession and that remarkable tact
the delicate and exact aau.tmsa, Of both whole and partial
him. philosophical principles of atmospheric pressure:
therefore, consideration Of duty the artist and to tn.
public cheeuy recommend Mr. Levet the patronage Of
citizens.
Signed. ISAAC j. GREENWOOD, D. D. 8,
= !. T6WNsENb. M. j.
H. MCLEAN, M. D.
The original be Mr. Leves Office 260 Broadway
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DENTAL SURGERY.
TEETH SUPPLIED ON NEW AND IMPROVED
PRINCIPLE.
Tender and DeCaVed Teeth Restored

WINHE ths Adamantiqe Cement BY M WIiLIAlN HAK
the Tabernacle This invaluable preparation adhesive
become nsepaabe portion of the teeth, without the
slightest degree impairng the enamel II effects immediate
and Of shs Toothache and ess farther decay
complete and arranged principle rendering il
impossible distinguish the artificial from the natural snes
Der Of cases Of the mechanical department Of Dem
be by those patients requiring dental assistance
who will find mncn their advantage by favorng Mr. Wn
Harnett with call.
nace d. I'M IN
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

EtiARS-SEGARS-SEG
d. III HEiN II William street Is,Yes,ully IT.
the following choice Segar just received by late
from Havana:-
Regaas Of various brands Paneteas Of vaous brands
Normas. rrineipes.
fngeaindad. Vegueros.
Esperanto. Ronda.
La India. Napoleones
Lara. Palma Celebradas.
Fragancias Trabucas.
Noriegas. Canones.
The above Segars genuine and imported
and the trade would do well call previous
to purchas ne elsewhere dos imsrc
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A Il
RE the unrvallsd remedy for diseases of private
ture-a positive and speedy without the restriction Of
diet hndrnce from business The advantages which
Abenethy Pills Basam Copiva Capsules and
other nauseang mixtures cannot fail to give them decided
preference Besides being entirely free from unpleasant
SMELL they do affect the breath scen the stomach the
least and may be taken at time in the presence Of the
selves without fear of suspicion discovery They
equally efectu in either all complaints such Gono-
rea obstinate elect Seminal and all other diseases
ofhe Urehra and Urinary Organs, They give and
gy TO the generatys rarely If experienced from
other They are composed entirely IF vegetable in
week) generally Many cured in three days
Eor sale wholesale and retail by VIM Watson Apothecaes
Hail. So Catherine street. and 1877 Maiden lane Price 81
box They are conveniently sent by post jas lm~m
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICKING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, Of the only origin establishment Of
the kind. offer the notice of southern friends,
chants and city and trade the LARGEST and best
seleced Of Fruits before the public
PeachesMaa Morris Whites Honest Johns, Late
Heath &c Pine Apples Raspbees Aprcotts trawberres
Egg and other Pumbs all possessing in their their
Also, Jslys the Strawberry, Raspberry. Ounce, and Pine
Apple and Cranberry.
Also Pickles Catsups and Sauces. of every imaS-.ble de-
cpo glass jars OF SIZE to suit the Of
the purchaser.
Ao Picked Sewed Oysters potted for expectation and
warranted TO keep in aug climate.
Hotel Keepers, Boarding House Keepers Grocers, Ship
Masters and Pnyee Families, all invited call and
the selected and beautiful stock the kind
ever before offered to the attention ofthe public.
RECkHOW VINCENT,
BIEghy DOZEN fresh Havana Pines, in good order, for
1uns rc
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BOUT Five tons Irish Dat Meal Of superior quality. fog
"A sale at moderate price, by JOHN HERDMAN,
j7ro 81 SOuth street
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meet hsir losses much better than a. first anticipated
The Merchants and the Manhattan will be the only two
used up. The East River have policies amounting to
$i5oO0o but their loss will not reach amount as
many Of the insured have already given notice that their
property was saved by removal. The company has
surplus of $4,000, and in the event Of being CON-
PEELED to pay every dollar on their policies in
the burnt district it win have capital of $4,000 The
Mutual Companies viii pay their losses eventually but
will require time to get their assets into avail.
able shape.
We annex table giving the prices offered and asked
In Wall street to-day for the stock Of the principal fire
insurance companies Of the city which have been
Gus sufferers by the recent fire.
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Total insured. :. ...... .S4. SAT $50
Probably moro.

The losses OF the insurance companies we have
estimated, with much accuracy il can be done
now, and from good sources of information, at
~ ,547 $50 Among merchants, assurances are gene
rally effected up to the full amount of their goods
but not SO on buildings, or among other classes OF
persons. II one half lost has been insured the loss
is So, S20, $780, il only one-thrd, the loss is about
50, 900 600. Apart from the losses of the insurance
companies here, we know in one store of an insr-
rance in Europe for 100000. We fear the whole
loss will reach six millions although some estimate
It at not over four or five millions About $50
stores were burnt two large hotels, and some beau
tful private dwellings, It is fortunate that the fire
did not happen little later in the year, the stocks
are now comparatively low, the fall importations moi
having taken place.
The great question now is, and one about which
there Is the most anxiety, what insurance cempa-
MES will pay T'-but we believe that there is but
very little doubt that nearly all the losses will be
paid. See our table.
The Merchants Fire Insurance have insured about
$50 900 to 100000 dolars-about the amount Of their
capital 1t is greatly to be feared that this most
honorable company will only be able 10 nav their
losses.
The whole amount insured by the New York
Equitable Insurance Company in the burnt district.
| is S2l2 $50. The President and Secretary esti.
mate the loss as not exceeding Sl50,0O0, being one
half Of their capital stock
II is requested by all the Insurance Offices that
persons having met with losses will send in their
statements immediately.
The Insurance Companies have employed agents
TO take possession OF unclaimed property tor the
benefit of all concerned
Some OF the Insurance Offices raised their rates on
Saturday 100 per cent and others 80. A committee
from the VARIOUS Companies met yesterday to decide
upon the new rates.
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Died.

On Sunday afternoon, goth inst after lingering ILL.,
ness Capt JosEPH I. WILLIAMS, in the 5ist year Of his
age.
His friends and acquaintance and those of the family
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this after
at O'Clock, from his late residence % Ludlow St.
On Sunday, Goth inst Of consumption, LErITIA GAss
Her friends and those of her family, respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this morning at o'clock,
from the residence Of her mother 1877 Wooster street.
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MONEY MARKET.
Monday, July 21-6

Monday, July 21-6 II. NJ.
The stock market has evidently been affected by the
destructive fire. Nearly every stock in tho list fell of
and very little disposition to operate manifested
Norwich and Worcester declined per cent; Harlem /;
Long Island Canton II; Enc Railroad III Reading !;
Morris Canal II Farmers Loan II Pennsylvania os
Vicksburg Mohawk u United States Bank i'm prov.
Cd and was the only stock in the list that advanced
The insurance companies Of this city will be able 70
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AMOUNT OF LOSSES,

Among the goods destroyed by the fire are II, 400
1900 boxes brown sugar, 8O0Oa9OOO bags Coffee 200
pieces carpetlng 1000 bbls. and 5OOa6OO hhds. mo-
lssses, 100000 lbs. fleece and pulled WOOL 800 bales
Smyrna wool.
The dry good jobbcrs escaped almost entirely,
but the domestic goods factories suffered severely,
and several large stocks of foreign manufactures
were destroyed. The whole loss Of dry goods was
perhaps two millions and half of dollars.
Thirty stores were destroyed, in which goods en-
titled to debenue, had been stored by the officers Of
the Customs. There were also large stores belong
ing to the Custom House, filled with liquors, de-
stroyed.