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ON Thursday. the 9th instant MARY ANNE, wife of
William Boyd. aged % years
The funeral will take place this day (Frilay) nj
o'clock from tho residence of her mother 3sO Washing
ton corner Of Beach street. The friends Of the family
are resectuly invited TO attend without further notice
On Thursday morning 9th instant ANDREW DRyspALr
aged SO years, Of consumption.
His relatives and friends the members Of the Thistle
VIOLENT Association and the members of the High.
land Guards are respectfully invited to attend his -
neral IRON his late residence No ~ Perry street.
Sreenwich Avenue. on Friday 10th instant at o'clock,
NJ without any further invitation.
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all the printed eaicoss consumed in this country were
imported from Great Britain Tho duty ON this article,
under the tariffs Of leas and lssa. was high aording
such protection as to induce capitalists to go largely
into the manufacture and the result is that immense
Quantities annually turned Of the eastern manu-
factories, which enter largely into the domestic con-
sumption, and tend to check the importation from Eu
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TWO LECTURES,
SUBJECT-TRlUMPHS OF CHRISTIANITY,
r TX TIE Xxx Sd %fSSS:Es Il s RyRxEE f.,
Tuesday 's JUN ias SECOND
Lectures at the uSeot OF his many friends pre-
Admittance, IS cents. jylo 5t.-Ic
GRAND CONCERT,
RYTHE 0R,IiEAN FAM1LY, on FRlDAY EYE.
will be introduced Doors open II qu,rer before O'clock
Concert to CONNIE ce at aqu,rter past ylot'm
hUwEs q CU.'S NEW tUnA llASiMOIh
THE LARGEST EsTABL isEMENT ever organized in
the United States, comprising 70 Men and Hore' re
ass m ans
age recently n iIs,5tc !i2'S xii
beng eSa.,. saa es..s her sIaosir
ssa the s n nssds s gn yhs she enaG S
ing feature Of the this The Proprietor.
ed BY this distinguished artistic Ameng the novelties which
the f'''''0 G aaS NJ * %S sf't SHNf FfssA
ind sd m'.A he TO S: %1
W. Si'S ;;s. ;s'
II
Nj yf?: s
RSog. Hector and Billy The SWISS BR0fHERs, il
NJ Sss
Slack Rope Evoluons Mr. Geo Sweet, the celebrated
leading ,aisnssa and Classic
This upznea Of will perform IN the
my3i # uc
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TRITON HOUSE.

GLEN COVE, LONG ISLAND. IL
FxHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotel the head Of the steamboat landing, and
thoroughly fitted and ready for the reception of Boarde
The situation of this establishment for The purpose Of Salt
Water Bathing the eligible Long Island
Sound the lands attached the premises have
tensiye 'front.' and fine beach for swimmers. The
buildings new and the Bar and Bowling Alley
ly connected with the house.
Having farm Of 50 appended hotel property
the subscriber offer his friends the Inducements OF
tu supply of good milk and butter sa snch other comforts
he together with his unremitted attentions the
wishes Of his guests will render residence the ToI
House extremely desirable.
Horses and Carriages to hire.
For terms, which will be moderate, apply
WILLIAM L. JONES, Trtcd House.
Glen Cove Loug Island Nav 4. lmrrc
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COLMAN'S
pMpnpryrNf nv ART AND CLASSIC GARNET


zmrOsIS& q III SE s 81! SS SsS
ss s he seS I.l
oor Where ere every thing Win prices and
Se.w 5 SB
Cheap List will be published for those who will buy
invited call and examine his New Rooms
ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAILROAD
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be re.
IN: lis Of he s % a
aeat for the Grading Masonry Bridging division
f GSs Sd % Of sSoa ms
qssi On: re
to the undesgned the directors, will be required to
their proposals with references as to character
further extension Of the road, embracing distance Of
sna assS the Of Angus.
NJ. ! s. ssEeHH E s:$ e.:
THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
oryIcE 4 FuIros,, STREET, RsoomLIS In,
an5s and ns Hs'a
owe their escape from with comparatively slight o:.e.
s sS it
The Company take special notify their customers in
New York, Of all eIpirs1ons Of RqlIcess; TIN p..
a ,,n;ssy T. C. FINN, Secretary.
TASSELS,
SUITABLE for trimming hats esr, blinds. shades: pic
bags e h0' variety Of 'dasf M &ATSARD
~n %Is i%.@ srM,deu ,.ne corner Of william
LOOKING -GLASSESi LOOMING GLASSES
VVHOSE furnishing their houses and others Look
Glasses, would do well TO call at LOG Fulton street,
333 Pearl whore be found the
cheapest rates. wbcesal and retail Lsye and small novel
fsshonaby nted and plain French plate Glasses to
almost any psr which will be sold low, very low.
indeed Plain and ckly ornamented Portrait Picture Frames
Paintings and Erfrav Looking Classes-plaes by the
boz single. Ole I'll isses replated
Ladies, while al OPT g. piesse call. .---..,,
rrvs I'm ~ HOOPER BROTHFh
MONEY LEM
THE suhaeher continues 20 advance the highest Pr,ee
silver Watches dismonds plate jewsy wearing apparel,
dry goods furniture, and all personal property,
JOHN NJ. DAVIES, Lic.ased fawnbr"ker
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BON SEJOUR.

DUN =
THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to announce that
his house. Bergen Point open for public
commodation hotel the Jersey side has long been de-
sideraum which supplied The house (the Old Me
lany has been reted elegant STYLE with many
and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid out and what with uxu
RANT shnbbery charming walks agreeable drives and plea
SAINT boating the place viii challenge competition with
rural residence Families who wish cool and quiet
summer can be provides With rooms suit: Of apartments
Kills. and the aeghborng woods deficient in
The steamer Passac plying and Newark
and the citizen. Of New York cannot find more beautiful
drive than that between Jersey City and Bergen Point
In ne all WATERS customers and boades be assured
that will be spared make the place
tie given It OF old-Bon Scour.
DANIEL W. LOCKWOOD.
10 A. NJ and P. NJ landing front Of the above place
The Port Richmond boat leaves pier No o ~ az and
o'clock. At Port Richmond there will be boats attend
ance to convey and land them the house.
M msr
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aSsd # ssb Sr n 1s

II IAN Ot 1900 600 FOX ANVEARA0ES,T TO CON.
~ IL fractions AND OTHERS ON THE PUBLIC
WOhkS-The Commissioners OF the Canal Fnnd by virtue
o. the act entitled Act urpe The oct EMU
credit Of the State, passed March ea"pass.d NAV Is
1896 hereby give notice that sealed proposals will be
eeised until the sStevnth day ofJoly the
sne!noon OF that day for ioa Of Two Hundred
Dollars FOR which .nerrble Certificates stock Will he
Issued IN the Of the People OF the State Of New York
bearing interest az the rate OF sr per cent
bic quarterly and the principal sable the pleasure
OF the Commissioners Of the Canal Fund aer the
In addition the faith OF the State above referred
during the suspension of canal navigation freight
ported railroads between Schenectady and Buffalo,
surplus OF canal after the satisfaction of the
sent eharges upon such revenues.
II Is TO be Understood that the Commissioners
liberty TO take ess sum il the gfers such,
their opinion advantageous the interests Of the State
he proposals be for the whole part Z, said loan
not less than s. 600 all proposals to be sealed and
dosed Loan for the payment Of
directed to the Comptroller al Albany.
The money Will be required be paid the 18th day July
instant to the credit of the Commissioners Of the Canal
Fund, IN snch bat the city Of New York Albany
shall be designafed by the Comm,ssioners
Stockholders residing the First and Second Senate Dis.
tcts, and those reading OF the state Will the
interest on the stock held by them quarterly the Bank Of
the anhsttan Company IL the CRY Of New fork all other
sockholdes the York State Bank the city OF Al
ADDISON GARDNER, Lieut. Governor
THos. FARRi S SoHRS'SisT Treasurer.
II. HALSEY, Surveyor General.
J. VAN BUREN,, Attorney General.
Jy6tol6r N y BENTON. Secretary OF y ate.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD
OSTOn ,he evening # the 81 morning Of the 9TH of
IL 'uir IN Broadway or Dey street plain GOLD RING,
mounted with cluster OF Diamsnds he finder will receive
the above reward and the thanks of the by
10 TOBIAS BOUDINOT,
Jyl0 J~rc Captain of Police, % Robinson 81.
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MnNp OE IN VA

THIS CELEBRATED WATEklNG PLACE will be
open the summer, usual for the reception ofvi
extending over period Of fifty s .u.tsnsd By ise
and liay of medicinal virtues, however the
reader referred work The Mineral Springs Of
Virgins" by WIN. Burke, to be had AZ Wiley
Pum.m. The object Of this is e ~ thu.
comfortable manpe and that they will be treated with
form courtesy and Kindness while the charges will be found
will be respectable physician attendance The roads
Sulphur viii have stages upon i plying between rhs two
Springs which will afford opportunity of visiting,
myf imsrc THE PROPRIETORS.
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NEW INVENTED WIGS

RATCHELOR'S new invented Wigs and Scalps, made of
the finest natural curl ha and adapted in the easy
manner 10 the peculiar STYLE Of each individual They
6hcult:s long experienced by those who wear wigs
Inc ublc invited to inspect large and well selected
then be able ~ judge the effect. - ~
WM BATCHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer 2
Wall street Broad way. Remove from iS5 Broadway
rirsse 10 cory the address jvIU RI
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M NSION HOU H.
MI DLET0WN CONNECTICU UT.
friends and the public that he leased the above
for term of and hopes by and strict
business bert share Of their
age. JOHN L. MONROE,
mr9 3m~rc Formerly OF the u. s. Hotel, Boston,
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
THE PUBLIC is informed that this establishment having
been enlarged and improved the close Of the last
will be opened for the OF the
day OF June. LANDON GARDNER
May I, 1886. my23 2msr
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EUTAW HOUSE,, BALTIMORE.

EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE.
>HIS splendid Hotel has been lately reed and furnished
"a the most complete and elegant by Messs Jack
son Cranston, and after the sOh April whsnit opens the
snce of MI Cr.n.ton as host Of the Pavilion and
Asor House, New York. guaranty Of the syle in which
the Eutaw will be kept The location 10 the bs In the city
Of baltimore.
The Pavilion, Rockaway, L. J., will remain under the
charge Of MIR. Cranston, who, during the summer months
will be happy his old friends this fivorite
tcring place. an lmsr
SARACEN'S HEAD, II DEY STREET, N. Y.
TOSEfH SMITH Late of Worcester Englan@ begs leave
inform his friends and the pub II general
that he has recently 6ed up his house N very superior
will always az hereofsrs keep his Bar and Lsrdsr
Dinners from u ill O'Clock. and Cold Cuts Chop eakes.
Rare Bits, Sc. At all hours.
NO house in New York and his Aes Wines segas Ge are
Rooms provided for parties, and the comfort and
mediation Of customers always attended to- Lodgngs, &C.
my IN
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BATHING, HAIR I'D DRESSING, SHAWN

DHALON, No. 81 Broadway in Judsons Hotel, so long
known at 2it Broadway, conceiyng that finely
ed and well conducted Bathing Department
complete his for the comfort and convent
of his has the pleasure Of inform
ting shampqoiny and bathing be carried style
be found at his place. Judsons Hotel in Broadway
The Baths by the city for comfort
and nvenience and accommodate 100 person. Hot
Cold, and Shower Baths.
Hair Cutting with clean brushes for each having
been feature his business for years he would
form gentlemen that he will usual give that baanch Of his
business his personal attention mis- liner
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InE SHADES hUTkL,
81 Reade Street, Vest Side of Broddspay
HE Subscriber respectfully informs his fiesds and tho
public that he has lately opened the stove E:sbli.h
city Of New York The satisfaction which he has hitherto
given his friends aud while
Of The Shades Thames street, he hatten hiself will
be guaranty all who him in his
blshment while effort will be wanting to merit
the continuance Of their patronage
The usual reshes, Chops, Steaks Welsh Rarebs Poach-
ed Eggs, &e. will be served up a superior style
The room will be regularly supplied with city papers,
well as fu supply OF foreign papers, by arrival from
Europe. JAME8 EVANS
IN
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WANTED.

FEW active Young llen 20 South Wet to ACT az
"a Agents for the sale Of new and popular Pubcar,ops
500 over and above their will be them in
writing with an opportunity Of clearing per year
1000 clear of all expense Each man will have hi.
district IL will he for them have al least from
~ 20 go TO Obtain good flung out Apply at FRENCHS
rgbishng Hall 2ss Broadway stairs Office of the Flag
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NEW bUUT AND SHUE STORE

No. so Maiden Lane. corner Of William street
MEAGARY HIGGINS have opened this new Fam
!vl bshmsnt with and splendid mt Of 1sn
tlenen Boots aud Shoes all latest Paris French
fashions made under and warranted sold
low for cash wholesale and retail We solicit Merchants
Clerks and dealers call and examine stock
purchasing elsewhere We do principle
cry. nyu Ines
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SAIL DOWN THE LOWER BAY,
ON THURSDAY FRiD.aY. :aHD saturday,
BLACk BALL OK OLD LINE OF LIVELIHOOD
PACKETS.

S&H FOR LlvERPooL.-,son regular packet of 10th
Jog favorite packet shp FIDELlA, burthen ITO
tons Baptism Vim, O. Hackstaf Will sail positively
Thursday, 18th July , 49,
The Accommodations OF the Fdelia are fitted out in a
os superb costly with every modern improve
nent and that but odd the comfort Of
those embang Persons visiting the old country sending
Tor their friends should call and this splendid cmen OF
naval architecture before engaging elsewhere For passage
cabin second cabin and seerape early application should
he sde board foot Of Beekmsn street, to the sub
ROCHE, BROTHERS 4 CO,
jypne ~ FULTON -, (nszt door 70 the Yulsoa Bsnk)
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED

~. BILLIAKDS IMPROVED.
Otis FIELD respectfully Informs his friends and the
pIee thai he Ia, !stumed to his Old fsvorite quarters
the Museum Buding, s Fulton street The Rooms and
liable. rye been put in perfect order. The Tables
Gushon' They will no doubt suit European and all great
Sotherne.-Carolina balls for Germans
N.B-Bassford. new style Billiard Tables for sale India
and French Cue Leather, best the city hne Billiard
CLOTH and article in the trade, constantly hand and
for sale. m IN
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TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
-OQH - NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE LINE
to FSrSrHiexssusc, Rie R.,sIs PE WE;.
DON, - AID CHARLEsToS, s. C--The public are IN
formed that the and splendid lowpressure Steamer
MOUNT VERNON (conne citing with the great Mail Line
Acque Creek leaves Commerce street wharf Baltimore
Tuesday and Friday evening" at r. NJ for the above
Through Tickets to Richmond ...st
Do Petersburg
Do Weldon, N. Co..
10 Charlesfnn s. g.
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MONEl LEM
THE suhserher continues the highest
the old-establed Office 232 William street, on gold and
silver watches, dismond plate jewsly wearing APPAREL
dry goods furniture and al personal property
JOHN NJ. DAVIES, deceased fawnbroker
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DIR. HULL'S TKUSSES.

DIR. HULL'S TKUSSES,
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
'NHE superiority Of DR.. Hus instrument az others
rope and America.
Omes, ye.sy, ssset. Assor House. female in attend
- = u leanew oeoartDeat mys 1msy
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IN the evening Of the Sd inst the New Jersey Railroad
~ Depot, small COX, ,rked with the owners name
and directed to Charleston, IT, per steamship
Howsr d's Hotel - I'm o,sr.
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I EFT The EMfLOY o the subscriber, JULIUS
- W. bout the 18th Of June last indented appren.
tee 70 The Boz Making Business Aisavs having been
their search Of his whereabouts therefore the Public are
hereby csutoed against harborne trusting said apprvn
pee us ne subscriber will debts OF his
person or h. rborng trusting said A
prentice will be dealt with according to law -
JyiO lt'r VIM FISHERMAN No J02 Brosdwav
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FUME DA III.
ITO ALI who are sfetsd with rheumatic complaints,
3oi Broadway The peculiartes of such that
externally this complaint also all other diseases OF chronic
such Scroula Gout, Salt Rheum diseases Of the
Skin, Joints &c The charges moderated fetch
It within the means Of all m29 lmsm
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WANTED.

BOARD WANTED,
ar~.pectable family by lady who teaches Music She
would ish that her received in pay.
rnen She eaasve satisfactory references line ad
dressed TO W. H. the Herald C-e shall be attended to.
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kULHtLLE BRANDY,
UNITED PROPRIETORS BRAND.

1 psi,ted Mes,s. JOAN DURAND & Co, Of this city
their General Agents for the United States orders
ior above Brandy, the quality and puce Of which they
would recommend TO the attention of importers. being
yced nat VIII he To their interest favor them with
her orders-or the terms of which please apply their
agents. No. O7 Cedar New York, nth July 1916.
p. AYMON CO..
Per Attorney,
iv'n iwis RI exSu A BOUGUEREAU.
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PLEASANT EXCURSION,
AROUND STATEN ISLAND-LANDlNG AT Der
IessssN ~ GEN POINT-EvERY SUNDAY durns
6mk the season, when fair weather The splen
S@fsf-Ad steampacket ALBANY, Capt; Franci
Of Robinson 10 oe!ock Canal sts
quarter TO Hammond street, Fourth street. e. half
past Pike street. quarter to Pier No. N r. half
p,st g. =, - Dr..
6eaons beautiful scenery Of the Harbor Narrows
Sandy Hook Light House. &c: 49,,
eight years free. jylo itrc
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FINE LINEN SHIKIS.
NJ ESDAMES rALMER &FARR, t76 Broadway, eontiups
~ TO make genemens Linen order, and warrant them
TT The latest and finest needle characterise
the establishment
NB.-Order executed for any part Of the country.
rpv17 fms rr
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.aruSN <~5 INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION FOR
14Trs}sALBANY-Havingn no connection With any
cents. Deck passage Jx cents - -,
the Pier at the foot Robinson This Afternoon FRI
day July loth o'clock For freight or passage apply ON
bo,rd the boat. - ,..,
The public perceive that the Steamers claiming to he
those OF the Monopoly Lines the Wave will
keen down prices close of navigation. jy9 2s-r
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR,


"a Prince street, east of Broaasocy.
SANDS SCOTT late of the Bazaar in Dey street, begs
~ acguant his friends and the public that he has
openedthe above house superior style and hopes
merit fair share OF the public patronage From long
most fsstdo1 the accommodations of his house bust
ness and comfort he believes cannot be surpassed by
house OF the kind His patrons will always find the house
well supplied with the hes, Of every thug the market sos
Chops, Cold Cuts Rarebts Poached Eggs, Tea Coffee and
in fact large Of refreshments all until
al all ready. JnyI m sire
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PIANO FUKTES.
DURCTiASERS invited to call Chamber waYsroom
No. 3a3 Broadway, for superior and warranted actcls
III u~
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SHIP MUSKETS AND PISTOLS
nNE THOUSAND Muskets. with Bayonets, in good or
~ der; 800 pairs Boarding Pistols, for sale by.
A. w. SPIES & CO., 81 Maiden lane.
1000 elegant United States banded Muskets lots suit
purchasers
Also Rifles and Sporting Guns mv22 Imsr
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The Great Fire at ST. Johns, Newfoundland

".
BY the following which find in the ST.. John
" B. News OF the goth Inst, 1t will be that the So.
Johns fire. though destructive heretofore reported
was still one which made fearful ravases with that
fortunate and apparently doomed city The MY soldiers
killed in blowing up house have fortunately dwindled
down 10 Que artileryman killed and ano;ber severely
wounded Il will be also that nothing is said Of the
large number vessels sad have been burned in the
harbor Tho News says:
The fire commenced at hslfpa eeh, O'Clock on Tues
day morning the 18th inst. In Georgesst OF Queens
in the room occupied a dwelling above the caoi-
ne, makers shop oT Mr. Haun, aud ragged until
o'clock in the evening by which time the destruction
complete. IL extended rapidly into tlueenst and
Wsters: consuming every thing III is progress al the
intermediate buildings oil watts. whArves tsr
Mes.rs. Newmans Here its ravages 10 the Westward
stopped. From Warreu's premises IL took s the
buildings the Eastward. making clear sweep of
whsrves watts &c. The house OF Z. i n. Stsbb
blown up in at attempt 10 stop the TIRE. in doing which
one Rrtileryman killed and another severely
wounded. QueenssI and Duckworth-s.. destroyed
In ssts OF J. y. Kent the fat OF . 700 seals
The Catholic Church, aud Episcopal residence 10
Of Duck worthst. were saved 81. Johns Church, the
Church Of EOgiand burnt ground. The
Court EoEse, JAIL and a.! tho buildings by which they
were surrounded. consumed; slso the Commercial
Rooms. Marine Insurance Office, Agricultural Socetys
Museum. and Bank OF British North America. The
Congregational Chapel saved; ordnance store burnt
but the OF the building saved The Nunnsry School
House and Nunnery are burnt Every printing Office
Is burnt but part OF the materials saved Five
thousand persons had pass the night OF tha dread
ful day. open in front of the Government House.
meeting the citizens had been called. and
taken 10 afford much relief 20 The cePentent population
as Inc calamity had lett their power Provisions
scharce asceraned thai There were four thousand
bags of bread three thousand barrels OF Hour IN
merchants hands-ald his EXcellency had issued pre-
canaiion prohibiting the exploration OF provisions or the
erection OF buildings, until after the meeting OF The Assem-
by Fortunately Tor merchants, though some OF them
have lost very large amount most OF their ouiPor;
i'm por;aors had made, for which they Will receive
IN the Fall
The churches and public buildings which The fre had
spared being hastily lifted 20 shelter those WHO
had been rendered houseIess The ouy mercantile estso
lshnen, In ST. Johns, standing is that OF Messrs
Newman u Co. All the destroyed The Legs
lsture be Immediately assembled
The papers neotion The loss OF life OF three PERSONS
two OF them artIerymsn occssoned by the blowlnguP
OF the house above stated-the other old man. who
had saved his bed and other articles from the flames but
who sunk under the weight he carrying Them TO
place OF safety and Immediately expired.
AT he least calculation wohEos OF ST. johns has been