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SPRING GOODS.

WIN. JENNINGS CO., Diapers and Tailer, Import
w ers Of Cloths, Cassmerss, Vesngs, Fancy Dress Ard
ees Broadway opposite the Fountain, prepared
for the spring trade with the most extensive assortment Of
have offered for French
aud English cloths c;s.ms, IN various new styles ,e,tnes
aid vhcsnt OF he found the
try prices that have gvsa character the establishment
for moderate charges.
reference panaloons which lew cutter. eree ":
could observe that the attention directed this department
must continue offer TO those who appreciate
ff, combining and elegence.
In add to the usual assortment Of goods kept by ne
trade have always hand dress and rock costs on
sess and fancy dress articles nclndnf
s,iisrs hsse-. ~ '-S-s-' - sN insr
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS-.


senate.
WAsHiscroS, Wednesday, June, IL, 1916.
VOLUNTEERS
Mr. BRIonr gave notice of bill to raise tho pay Of
volunteers to ten dollars per month during the
cATLrS's INDIAN PICTURES.
Mr. Cas- presented memorial from artists, asking
Congress to purchase Catlins pictures.
THE suPPLrMEsrAL BILL.
Mr. DIX from Committee Of Conference on the suppe-
mental bill, reported that the majority had agreed
thereon, aud asked the concurrence of the Senate.
str. MAScUM one Of the Committee, disagreed with
the report, regarding of its provisions re volu
tonzing the whole military service lie moved that the
report be printed and the bill be laid the table This
motion lost-ayes -, -. A long discussion
then took place and the bill shown in part to be
constitutional and incongruous. motion to postpone
the bill until tomorrow lost-ayes &c. noes 49, Tho
report was then concurred with-ayes %, noes 10.
Mr.. HAYWOOD reported the House bill to sccede Alex
andria to Virginia, and recommended its rejection
COMMITTEE RELATIONS.
The Senate proceeded to ballot for Chairman of tn
Committee Foreign Relations. Mr.. Archer withdrew
his name. Messrs. Webster, Sewer and McDufe were
the principal candidates. Mr. Webster withdrew the
third and Mr. Sewer the fourth ballot On the seventh
ballot Mr.. McDuffc elected by 81 Notes.-The rest
scattering.
The Senate then went into Executive Session
House OF Representatives.
AMERICAN LAWS.
resolution for printing the 10th volume Of the laws
OF the United States, was rejected.
INDIAN ArrRsrRiArross
The amendments to the Indian appropriation bill
takenup. A protracted debate cnsued An nppropria
ton pay the wyandots for certain improvements up
on their land Ohio in abandoning the same In confor
nifty with the treaty of 1874. Amendments were con-
Cured with
THE POST OFFICE BILL.
Senate amendments to the Post once bill 70 then
taken up in committee The conc urred In
and reported to the House.
Reports from committees called for. The commit
tee education reported resolution, in favor Of oil
lowing pay and mileage to c. Ingsrsoll, while con-
testing the seat Of $. Nayor. The to John Taa-
fcre, when contestng seat thirtyhree years ago. Laid
on the table, ll3 to 49,
THE WEBSTER IMPEACHMENT.
The printing Of the testimony before the Webster i'm.
parchment committee, ordered.
MISCELLANEOUS.
communication from the Navy Department and many
relating TO the Lake Superior mineral lands from the
War Department, disposed Of and the House I'D.
journed.
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FIRE WoRks-FoURTH OF JULY.

=.
M BENNETT 1876 Front street, two doors south of Full
Ton street The most extenave and brilliant
ment OF IKE WORKS offered az the above place
consisting honory and signal rockets with gold and silver
xons vercles mines Of serpents and stars
rooms bengola lights, Roman candles serpen pin Wheels
Erasshoppe port hres blue lights scroll wheels torb
Hons line pigeons torpedoe. pulling crackers double head
Country merchants and dealers In general requested
call and examine the above stock.
b: Committees for city and country displays military
ana private parties, can be supplied the most liberal
nails having been selected with the ny I'm
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WOKKS!!
furnish FINE WORKS to ees towns par.
dens theatres &c His present stock comprises the most
brilliant aud varegaed fires appropriate ever
featured IN this country aud can be furnished any extent
Rvro,echnis Artist, Laboratory jersey civ, NJ.
N B.-To agents. Signals, including ship lights false
fires, primers fres signal rockets &c. for supplying
government or merchant vessels can Be Sbainsd
NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL-Ths
subscriber, after enargng his premises prepared
to Clean Carpets Of every description from 10 100 yards
per yard Hearth Rugs, Table Cover. shaws cleaned
f Coat. cleaned or dressed from cents TO 81; Pant. DO
from Is 50 T. SMITH. 70 Allen street
N.B-Terms cash ms Imsrc
GIRANDOLES, SOLAR, LARD, AND HALL
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, &c.
THE Subscriber has Just opened OF the
stocks OF Lard Solar Lamps and Grandoles in the
city, at per cent ess than the fall prices
hotels ehurchss and those Of the trade will find their
im.|s itis) ia Fulton st., sr.s doo1 from BrnsS..v
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DARK THEATRE-Bo.es, - Gus; PHI

PAsk. 1.EISiy Ell Jun. Pie ~ Gallery
.s s ..s .ssTss s.
sss MarS Widow ss' Deb s'H Mrs vsSa: Maria Rate
M Is m sf Gr.S.
vile yaehe; Joass Fisher; Clara MersviIIe, Mrs Abbost
Door. open At o'eock-periormnues pre-
RoWERY THEATREIIl,h,srsday Evening Jun. ~ ls7 =
Jsas S1 rS sssT M
81 HE a6
Master Sso%aa ismss M Sutherland; seEssar NJ
I Lower Boxes 50 cents second and third ers Is e;
Doors open will rise at hall past se7s.
CASTLE GARDEN.-Thgrday Evening, june le-The
~ evenings amusements will ore with the overture OF
SSns dance M fSsmp.sn MssISid
ss I
ssos w %
La File da Regiment.
"a ssaSay s ssn selection Of Sacred Music
CHATHAM THEATllk.--Bores . ceats PIT i2H Genus
drama o q: hinrE AM Hsp la Hs 's
Johns,on Lohar Mr. Booth; Ciaudns Mrs Booth; Rssnna
Slope q T *
skinner, Mrs Barnet.
Before o SRss past 70 commence
NyLo's GARDEN.-Thprsday Evening, June 49, 1886.
~ The performance will commence with fayorte
overture To be followed by elegant and daring achieve
nents the Tight Rope by the Kavel family and Charles
Whittier.
Amer which the popular Of the Three Chi.
Ravel displaying various difficult groupings.
Mons Marceti, will gothrough his amazing fea named
Contortons.
Half hours intermssioa for the Concerts A.lausard
in the Refreshment Saloon.
The sn,srsinmsp. will conclude with the comic psnto
Laronce Leon Javelli; Jules, Antoine Rsvel; Fnot
Francois Ravel Jacques, Marcetti; Dechalumcau Je
Mime Jerome Ravel; Cour,ote, Nine Martin Javell Du
Ballet; Comic Pes Styren by GABRIEL Ravel and Madame
Martin Jayeli Characteristic Pas de Deux by Mad Leon
avsih and Mons Henri.
Doors at O'clock, begin at o'clock precisely
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MOS OPERA HOU S Z
CH4MRERC STPEET

Extraordinary and entirely Exhibition Of
nn p S Hp aa
Chemistry Pneumstcs Optics Natural Philosophy and Ma
friends and the public generally his return to New York. for
the purpose of giving series Of mystical entertainments
which he attes himself from the taken in their
dnctoa will give the most entire satisfaction In order to
Of Palmo Theatre has been entirely refted and gorgeousy
ShpIe M 1he splendid
magnihcently illuminated Grateful for the liberal pat
experienced former occasion Nblos II. A.
begs the public that pains will be spared to
rit renewal Of their iayors.
Tickets so cents-Children under half price.
Doors open at 7-Performance commence at O'Clock.
Box Office open from 10 A NJ TO 2. NJ where may
be secured Private Boxes to admit four persons, So
On private business, Herr Alexander can be found at
the astor House, between the hours Of and A. M
ielG ff
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WIN w sHJRLEY Auct;oueer

VIM. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer
VALuABLE NEW and Second Hand Fu5lturs, rich Gil
June o'clock the sales room, No. II Wall various
pattern Sofss Chairs and Rockers and second hand
and Pier Tables, Paintings, DC.
Also Is and elegant silvered Grsndolss Lamps
Lsutens, Sc. to be sold to pay advances.
private sale bargains snoores and factory prices.
hetrigeraors and Shower Baths je18 lt~rc
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APOLLO ROOMS.

FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA OF
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE EAST.
MR. LANGRISHE, having just arrived from Europe,
WI where he has appeared all the principal cites to
crowded and audiences and private sorees
before the royal families OF France and England will
for the first time in America the above named Room Broad
with splendid illustrating the wonders Of Natu
raj Magic and Experimental Philosophy On each evening
MISS JULIA TURNER,
who has been engaged will appear for the first time in this
city, and OF the modern and approx ed
authors; aud full and efficient Orchestra will perform
during the evening several Of the most choice selections
from the favorite operas.
Tickets, Dress Circle so cents second 23 cents
Doors half past l. performance commence at g.
,aIp ttAr
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PISTOL GALLERY.

THE informs his patrons and the
public st he has opened room for The purpose OF prao
tics IN pistol shooting IN connection with his ymnasum
Nos IS IL and 10 Canal street. where gentlemen fond q
shooting and such wish 70 receive lessons N the ant will
hnd every and prompt attention The
well adapted the purpose being judicously lighted and -
feet IN length. The pistols have all the modern improve
ments English make and Of the best quality Open
daring the day aud evening. CHAS. .OTTIGNQN
ieijiw~rc Nos. Is. II and 10 Canal IT.
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GREAT ATTRACTION

t THE BROADWAY HOUSE, corner of Grand and
Broad Thursday the 18th Of June sss Mr. 10;
by Charles Ottgnon and the eminent scientific
OF New York. will give grand display Of the Art Of Self
Defence.
To at o'clock precisely. During the evening
there will be grand trial oil skill for superiority between
Messrs Caunt and Ottignon.
Tickets 50 cents be had the Broadway House, Mr. o..
tgnons rooms, II Canal and Mr. Caunts Is James
street jel6 3rsje
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w GS

RATCHELOR's new invented Wigs and scaps far il
- advance Of any hitherto offered the public who nvi
Ted e n:Eset the great Bstchsor has MIRO
any previous Manufacture apd will be appreciated By all
Who thsxy Wn q Wall Brood
wsy, renewed IRON ie6 Dseeewny. Nfwsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-18

HUDSON NV In NAIL NOAD.
TINE undesigned Directors and Commissioners Of the
Hudson River Rail Road Company have delayed open
such good data in reference 70 the
from when operation. Of indirect sdvan
tages will induce general subscription the Stock
may be deemed sapsdisp. :oSaer on that day the
the charter aud such other places determined
on of which, due notice will be given In the time,
confidence the entire Of this highly important
STEPHEN ALLEN, = G6UvERNEUR KEMBLE,
ROBERT KELLY, FORTUNE c. WHITE,
MATTHEW MORGAN, SAUL ALLEY,
AARON WARD, JAMES BOORMAN,
WM. CHAMBERLAIN, JAMES HOOKER,
JAMES n WELLS, THOMAS w. PEARSALL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-18

Tur c,rooy BOUNDARY TREATy.--As we an
,;.;na,.d in some remarks on the subject on Mon
tho President Of the United states cent 70 the
e.y.ss ycrerday for liz advice and consent, treaty
h;ch Re has concluded with the British Minister, for
s.ne the Oregon controversy. and which Is. We pre-
sumo In conformity TO the terms previously presented BY
Tho President the Senate, and approved by that body
~ stated in our paper Of Monday last Tho Senate went
into Executive session about two O'Clock. and 20 10
NAMED during the remainder Of the stng.--Ndfsnst
TnfeIhs encsr, june IL.
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General Robert Armstrong, the consul Of the
United States at Liverpool 10 in this CITY, re came
In the Great Western and will return In lew Gays 70
Liverpool He describes the deep impression when 'ne
produce in Europe - W'sshsrsse~ linton, Js~s 10
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GOTHIC HAIL.. RkOAUWAY.

GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
THE long promised Mechanical Exhibition brought this
country by Mons George Tiez, Of Paris will be open
open for the summer season commencing every evening az
the Arabian Magician the Mognl and his War Elephant the
Spanish Trumpeers, the Amazing Duck OF Vancanson lie
all large as life and performing every act Of vitality
Admission rs cents. jol4 1wissrc
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NOIlCE.
hereby gwen TO all persons having bought stone
ron La,mcsers Query. s Rips Bay formerly occu-
peo ~ mesvs NOT knoyon, that the accounts Of the
9s:y viii Be settled BY JjlTsss, =: Sss; 4 he
psssi this lsth asy ofAgrsI, issS. '.e' - issi,
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MUSIC TAIGHT

M DUfSDAY, No. 423 Broadway, four doors above Ca
Ivl ST. teacher of the Guitar Singing Panofore, Ac
cedan and yion continues to teach ladies and
extra charge. Terms moderate. foil sized HARP, in
playing order for sale at SIS. Apply at AIS Broadway
Z jeI2 w.
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MODEL OF NEW YORK.

vIyHE UNDERSIGNED is now receiving orders for views
TO rspre,spted upon the canopy q his Model OF New
inches Icngth and represented for moderate
compensation They include Of public build
ngs places OF manufactures hotels, private resi-
dences, steamboats, packets nc. .
number Of the first artists both landscapes and decorative
painters can find employment by apply the oce-also
lew and capable OF trsnsactng business
Once hours ir'm2 sYs SRI N ar,prN ,so Broadway
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MuSIC.

INSTRUCTION given on the Piano two dollars per
month. by who understands the profession tho
roughly Young ladies' wishing g take lessons Will please
address q note to I" Music,- at the Herald Office.
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TO voCALIsTs, MUsLCIANs,, AND THE THEATRE

VIZ CORBYN, Manager Of the Swiss Bell Ringers re.
w spectully informs the members CT the Musical and
Theatrical that he will have fulfilled his
with the above band in few weeks and tenders his ser
cling musical professor band or
pany artists talent about TO travel
Having completed his second tour throughout the United
which he has visited almost every section q those
statistics and useful professional trsvellers
be believes that his services will prove advantageous TO any
party with whom he may engage. .
Letters addressedio VI Corbyn Manager Of the swi. Bell
Ringers of Sol Smith, ESQ., theatre IT, Louis, Mo-, II
mailed prior May 10th. and prepaid viii meet with prompt
attention at that time ais tire
a TLANTIC GARDEN is NOW OPEN FOR THE
"A sEASON-Dodworths Coraet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing June 2nd, az
mvs smsrc WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor.
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TO MECHANICS.

IL MEOnANlCS.
LAW has been passed, authorizing the formation Of
"A Corps Of Sappers, Miners and Pontonies, Engineer
Soldien The company will consist Of 100 vizi0
master workmen; 10 corposls
muscians % pyaes Of the first class, afcers. and .
privates Of the I'd class or laboren
The term Of enlistment five and but and
intelligent mechanics will be received The classification
above mentioned will depend upon their merits and will
Be made until these shall have been tested, will be
that the Of this proportion to the qualifications
required SeHesnts will receive so per monfh-corporas
$Spryates OF the LIST class Sand OF the I'd class 50 Be
sides this they win clothed and furnished with
all medical attendance the expense othe United
ted at $i2 per month. o
ms Cedar street Recruiis for this company will also
be received At West Point. N. Y. my5 2wrc
CAKONY MAJOR respectfully INFORM their inend
~ and the public, that they have removed their establish
ment to 80 Nassau Herald Buildng they
stantly hand large the best seeote
cheap Lithosphic Prints Their reIgison already
bshed for the style Of Sock Prints makes them
confident that thcy will obtain Of the public
patronsge they Also tender Their N all the branches
tomica Drawing &C. &C, executed IN style which will
certainly the appreciation Of the fasdious
my2s imsr
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SUMMER CLOTHING.

I AM SELLING handsome Summer Csmblst Frock Goats
for 81 Croon Sacks 81 Croson rtisos. esi 0,ng.
ham Once Frocks ga An endless assortment Of Vests
and Pants from 81 50 upwards These garments hand
Fine French and English Cloths Csssns.es and vestuss
houses. Terms cash. u. B. CLARKE,
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MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS

no NOT BE AFRAID TO PURCHASE IN BROAD
ment Of perfamery Toilet soaps Coognes Extracts &c
&C., prices 20 to 50 cent cheaper than any other house
in the United States In order convince yourselves he in
ves to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Manufacturer Importer of Perfumery Soaps &c. 80
Broadway, between Liberty and Courtlandt streets.
a2i lm&I
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"A Agents for the sale OF and popular Publications.
500 over and above their will be insured them in
writing with opportunity Of clearing 81 900 per year.
some men in employ will, doubt, make over
900 clear Of all Each will have his
RS 70 80 to ostan good citing out. Apply at FRENCH's
OF Union. All letters be paid myl6
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PIANO FOkTES.
PURCHASERS are invited to call at Chamber ware-room
No 1856 Broadway, for asu2erior and warranted sctice
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To TAILOKS.

EOR sALE-a Tailoring Es,Ablshuent-s good location
-an old stand doing first business The present
occupant = going in other business Any person with ANAL
Offers The location the central parts Of the
city, Address r., with real this ONCE stating
where interview NAV be had. je'33ts
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"A FIRST RATE CHANCE FOR A SMALL
E;4 properyFor sale in consequence OF Subscriber go
-. ing the lease furniture and fixtures of
and lodging house and ten alleys of old cstab
lshed stand kept by the subscriber the last 10 years.
where the lodging than the For particulars
inquire Of q. WESTBROOK, ~ Bowery
ial7a ,A
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MARINE PAVILION, ROCKAWAY,
JuNE q, 1886
- THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
E friends and the patrons Of the above well known
bathing that he will open for the season
LIST Of July Families DESTROYS Of obtaining
for the will be waited upon their by
leaving their address the Asor House. and after
June.
JED fstisrc HIRAM CRANsTON.
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.UWBER's PATENT TIN Plated LEAD PIfE.
article much superior TO the common Lesd Pips. Fos
"a sale q AL and - Water 49,
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ar ~ II nFGR0OT = rn - ,os r.I,as .,,r,,t
WHERE the following attractions will be presen-
w ted Cloth Coats black blue, brown and oivs. from
Scotch and other Gashsns; Tweed s.ns Go.h. Cash l
Coats Of every color and shape, from 81 90 70 IS;
Linen and Worsted Checks Alpaca,
and American cassipsres from 81 S. vesH!,.;ssn,
lencia Gngham and very handsome style Of Linens best
for summer wear, from rs 81 Boys Clothing equal
IL cheap good for summer owhand.
ieI3 Is re- w nj DEGR(1(JT a. Co. 1902 Fulton St
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Dds, Fikg Al VIA.
GfNNEs
90 rAsss "a Deilars Dsiir.vI |.

30 ASss nd Dcskars DxflreysA
il l,e',-s.. uss msl.", ',al, t-,k ~ tscord
Ne psn'csl.f. 81 . teaA .rts,o1, mre d,s.
s-iiass N u. rvsalis. tLas any winch ouf Guy
hs, c'st berrs ~ psti.nced.
At ssast hsH l,s.t s.,'c,ock yessetdsv mr.
otnT col"cnT, 81 hsn- o. dns .~~r-t --,i-
ias if"-' tv - .imv - new s'pne St.'e
oocsrscd 70, The Me,,t- ~ a u. &. Hal.
cpr~s.. wh,rh We nne III ~. hor 81 hutid
thgs. tao~o ss "Whne's bsotk" la lev
% rpents our rfiirsns were an the ground.
80 sas,s bot. snis,iun awis, Only 10 lie wit.
he,.-s of the quick d.~inction Of q vas, -
nonni 81 pr,psry tow owing tn the scar.
city nf ~s,sf.ibe dissd,su,sy~s attending ,he
ipIspuae al ensi"sers, s'.d N" unnl ,r., e.
III. engtrr. EH feai-uug efficient .-tvtrc--
their ehsIs we're e"r,p ,'siivrly Of hule =.
'vsL IL wac ct o~ee evident To sli that thu
en,ne hlork. With The SIN II buildings sdlotn.
nj were dss'in-d la l.u.h By pfnmp, ~.
fot ,r'ii ~ lie o e. uf goods owned BIZ DR..
u tniingt,n WAS ren,yed ar Inc small
buliiufs belGI c-a'ei, II became The ur1
s'ns snc p',nlUl usk NJ the 4s-riH, led r,ul-
ulode. Ia ,i,pt mute ~itnc>se. VI me fsariui
havoc Of the de,nutiuq Il NO. wihnut bein2
abe To lender the least service ~ The sa1rt.
sH.
The Nss-r-. Hnlcurb, we've all see ny
in the timrJ story 81 thew store al be uIn-,
and were s~aken-d bv The snake ana II =
r",rn1 vi the fumes nr4t them Mr.. II
lintrosb, Sha awake hTN rushed thHlu2n
the q ,usrs and gained tire s--rt, wpuoir ga
wing ~ suh'le III rI",n,ng, snd witit the ren-
sic'ipn ihh he partners ~''uld pet,s,i ~ ilr
Il ims. One Of them Auemped 10 follow
hIm hot was driven back by the danes
~lion rurpuq To the door for the purpose nj
throwing muse II out, he Uncovered the tack
IL r"I,c. ,ud iet h,ur-ei duws Ivy means ui u
HIS comp ininn in,ln~-d his example. and a
lighted IN the qhpund. wHh the hr-, tor,
from IA, hands an being sthe~hst burned
80 pe~ipHre was was teir f-'teu that
scarce IN aur'le uf cloih,"a was saved. ,n'
shme tTeire htputand doiiIr, IN cash, wh,ct
had been taken from the Bank the evening
previous, which remained III the counting
room below, and with whlh ore If the Ii N
was rxpccilng lo start fur boston or tie ,nuI.
ming of the cllarmty,-was consumed.
Tho buildings burned helungpd IL W. "
White E.q and were valued al 4iO,oOn -
III, Insurance IN abuu, $1,000 lie lo,
much other properly.
The loss of lfpl''"mhs' /. esiim ,ted a, IS
on3 dnllars. only e7.Tm insured
fnr loss ~ p. e.. Fucker. E.q.. from III
n,tur- can hardly I've cal ulatrd; bat II I,
sali Ia b- between J and $4,000, with but
slight insurance On hl, Law Lf,r1ry.
Mr. iuniinptnn.wa Insured to the amoun
nj e. 500 II is hoped the insurance wy
cover the his loss, but n 10 hardly expected
that II will de- 50.
THO morning was clc,r and cold & scarce
" a breath h air was stirring, Ia witch Ids
circumsianre. NAV be wholly attributed IT.,
saving Of o,hea.setge buildings, which ~er'
vety much endangered.
The aggregate loss will mot fall far shor
OF sky thousand, If any. --Vergennes Yer
fpfairr.
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Tar "BHiIrs P,rrs

Tar "BnJra P,srs "--Thrr- his been
y dsA ol breath ~aslsd by thu q, m'rfIis ~
-ud-atufi1g Ia make somebody believe 'h'i
the Wing, Of hts country, and the wings ol
GteAI Britain ale idenncal white The i"r-
n.er are the Nirnunus idvpc aiTs ~ pr'aec
i've uuf We should thint this would pUi
daripet spnn lhtu pteienres The lA'rr-
pprl Times. re- eiycd Nv the Ara'rts, contains
the ioiu~inr notice ol the President N tive
hmetiean "Democrary"
"C"mrrrre Is always the spoiher NJ an
pry pa--lons--thc al upnh the tfnubled VA
Ter. OF conirr1na f,'tInns II ~ upon this
gfnund that. Irrespective 81 his war pr"len'
sitle,, a Large parry Ia his ronm,tv (Enci 'pd)
wish we'll to Mr. Polk They dislike hi.
pdauact,y, bm ih,y ore partial 10 tie Presi.
deni BECAUSE HE II A FREE IRA.
DER. and Is dearous Of reducing TIE Tort
fam 'F-si,ction' or prohibition 10 rersnsf
The = item Register thinks ,his Is a very
appropriate rv,,p rurAtrir Of Mr. NJ. uf1,"''
declsraliun that ho looked with nrpre interest
10 the prosperity Of Manchester. Engiaud
than he dld upon thai Of Boston.
Stall "e hear any thing more about Brit.
ish Wigs "-T dHni0r Wig