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HATSl HATS HATS !

HATS! HATS! HATSi
KNOX, with his accustomed breyity, would call the
itentlon OF his friends 10 his STYLES Of SPRING
FASHIONS, which now ready At hs store No 1913 Fulton
street lie would with his usual philanthropy invite
gers 70 his establishment where they obtain hats Of
equal quality and Al lower prices than at Other store IN
the
mn MRS, NJ. WILSON, 23l Grand street respectfully
yE informs her Friends aud strangers visiting the city,
800 that she has hand large aud very handsome
- assortment of Spring Millinery, which she
invites their attention. Mrs. Wilson's stock comprises
Of the richest aud fashionable Hats
Chip Grape Rice aud SHRED with shoce assortment of
Staws which she sers herself be sold ruasonab
than any other establishment IA the city. Country Milnnn
viii do well a. call before purchasing.
Mrs. NJ WLsOI, 2gi Gnnd 81
between Allen and Orchard si,
Ten good Millner wanted the above establishmeGt
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5I-N., PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR
Ss.a,sss.ssa- Through Dirct.At O'Clock, p NJ, from
the Pier between Courtlsndt and Liberty streets
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt VIM H. Peck will
o'clock. ' -
Steamboat HENDRiCK HUDSON Capt r. @. Crutten
den VIII leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
At Five O'Clock, r. M.-Landing at intermediate Places
from the foot of Barclay street
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA Capt. Thos ~ Hulse
VIII leave on Monday Wednesday Friday and Sunday
moons, at O'Clock.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt. II. II Fuery, will
leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons at 5
O'Clock. ~ -
The above boats will at all times arrive in Albany in ample
time for the Morning Cars for the East West.
Freight taken at moderate rates. aud taken after a.,
o'clock. T. NJ. ~ ~
= Al persons forbid trusting any Of the boats of this
line, withouta written order from the captains or gents
For passage freight apply board toe boats or 10 r.
SCHULTZ, at the office on the wharf a2C r
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&c. HALLIpAY-Auctioneer.

f. G. HALLIDAY-Auctoneer
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Wed ne sda y,
~ In April 29th a 10 o'clock, M-Iialday Muller will
part Of brussels and other carpets mahogany sofas, chairs
couch dans cele tables Egyptian marble eItensi
dnng bles French bedsteads dressing bureaus aud tables
w'ih marble tops wasstand marble tops hall lantern china
and glassware, giTadoes, &c. &c. Also, splendid ne
rosewood piano, Ga octaves. a27 2tis.c
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Weekly Report Of Deaths.

Alta LARGE and respectable meeting of Riggers
"A Monday evening, April Goth, l8i7, it
Resolved That We, the ringers Of New York, IN duty
Is per day. and determined to work for
less wages from the 27th of April ls7 than 81 IS day.
b. order Of the
Samuel Wicks, Henry Curtis,
John Mack, William Gurdham,
Joseph Coping, John Marnock,
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e. DuIu AMERICAN GRASS hAMMOCks-Wood-
- worth Bonianti 80 Broadway has just
c~'v.d dozen Guatemala Hanna rk oited and
qualities which worthy the attention OF all who would
jov a luxurious siesta during The warm season.
Genuine Naples Soap for SnavmgA few of this
LIBERATED iInpoIted from the manufactures by
FREDERICK A. WOODWORTH, successor to BoGfanti,
71a Rro.d u,v he al src
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Two hfANUFACTURERS,-Steam Power to let, with a
4 large and sommodious brick building, Situated IN New
Haven The canal aud rail road directly by
he eagine new, ofyery superior mansh oabout 40
hose power-thc building substantial and nvenent with
quantity Of iron stng, pules, SC The whole Will be let,
leased Sold and ynageouy be adapted any kind
ofmsufacture. Apply Messrs Watt Sherman, 40 Ell
change Place, New York 272wrrc
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IN AGUt.RREOTYPE PLATES-WM. H. SMITH *
II Co, No. Maiden Lane, have hand D9guerreo
type pste OF best quality from the celebrated makers
at Paris which they offer as follows
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Board and tuition in any or all the English branches French
aud music with the Of the piano $40 per snnnm Latin,
German. Drawing Painting and fancy needle work eYtra
The viii commence on "wednesday the hith Of
May 1871 Cards farther Indignation nay be obtained Of
the Rev Charles Reynolds 1856 Chambes street York,
by calling between the hours of 3 aud o'clock, r. NJ
n21 2ieodsrc
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fMrURTANT TO sEAMEN.-A meeting OF the seanen
Of the port New York will be held the Shakespeare
Hotel corner Of Duane aud William streets, WEDNES-
DAY EVENING 2sth inst, at half o'clock TO
discuss The merits of bill now before the legislature which
bill effects every arriving New York foreign
port Let every sailor who wishes know how and for what
he taxed and what done with the money, attend aud de-
eide for himself whether he wishes this bill passed the tax
a.ed or reduced a27 2iissrc
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NOR SALEfIorse harness and spring cart. Enquire At
Y % xnisx Plaza. -Pxice S1i. NJ 3tsrc
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LEX sEIGNETTE BRANDY LANDING per brig
"A Union, at per T. Nh, received direct from their own
house IN roc nah egh Fr sale
6tis- afrer,
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A sElGNETTE BRAND POO hf ar aud sth cks Of the
IA old and genuine brapd and OF very high preofand flavor
recently imported brig Leon direct from Rochelle now
uader Custom House lock, entitled dehenturc Tor sale
by s. II. NICOLL 4 co.
no7 1ti.src 81 and ro jTron, ,,res,
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CLuOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES ms scho ol Is loca-
- tod in lghtiu place IN the vicinity of New York is
rfecy eaiy of access at all seaons of the PARENTS
who desire for their uhers retired commodou aud
health l situation together with thorough instruction IN an
that constitutes uefu aud accomp shed education,
sured that attention will be paid 10 the physical intel
lee ual and moral training OF the pupils.
Neiher expense VIII De spared ~ making tis in
every way desirable aud useful Family School"
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WEEKLY nERALD-Every saturday-Price az cents
pff fEg Steam day.
ts e..
manner The Proprietor will not be responsible for errors that
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
An letters communications by mail addressed to the
om s or s will be
ONE PRICE HAT STORE:
c 60 s ss ss:s'x As a.
f: Ss,s ssSs md
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
"a $ HATS can be had io5 $50 :. MILLS yell Ln9wn
s
Attention. called to the new style Of cap called the
ssag B
~ valuable Bird. Bird Seed: Of al Assumptions Xii ari
's'n the line in great variety % e. 81 jj6YiNsoN,
King Charles ss sS aS G sssS
Tor sale as above a2wer
BOOZE sFsIs Ha sT9o s2 9E
$. TAKE THIS METHOD Of informing their customers
frS
with and e..h which will enable
Ii r oSsn ten o'clock in the evening"
sTs %ss1i s,ns their
nchs.A.n st. directly opposite he chatham fh..srs
RSoTS N sH9E Sssf. is SS1 .s
:crbcr would cali the attention Of his NUMEROUS friends
: o 'ss :s
sM h the m AZ he w
reserved for the ten year. while the snpioymsss
II. .uS sae S.
$:Ss s '' 9 ''' '6 JOIN '
L. WALSH 8 CO.,
fis Ss. sS:s.
Slippers hand and made order the shortest
Ss Ann an Y sas' and
LOOK AT THIS. gT
s ~, a ] bsS;; ~ G ss5
S o :ns sssf, fs
III sS: sss S1s
aSss PSs Win f be od '
NIB Country merchants supplied by the package dozen
ape lmNr
which finished %s
application to MaS SH Wes: s ~ bSwery
TO LET
"a OFFICES IL the second third and fourth stories in
the AooI i!,ss' til. Ay
G feet deep and wSpd Es good alton whossals
each floor separate The second floor consists Of back and
ri So s 1S n H s he % ooi @
deep Is feet wide and l6 feet high with sig windows in the
TG9 tho So1 s good
and kitchen with Croton water snd kitchen range Rent
sG msl In snaa'ff of GLhoGh Nassau so stree,
G brick front house, with folding Doors contains
and gss,, sbsa; Of With good Plat
ABOUT one n, mile from Peek slip ferry EeagTs Of
Of North Second and Lomer the misses
MA 2wsrc
a. FOB SALE CHEAP, AS THE sUBsC RIBER IS
III candle manua factory, Nos 10 IL and H. viz dwelling
SOAP house shop and stable with all the figures for carrying
icured together with large stock of goods. Tens made
easy on the real estate JAMES, sA vi
as lw z&co Relief street, PHILADELPHIA.
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.
IA TO LET AMP FOR SALE.-A large Cottage
& well Stocked with the best fruit trees in full bearing;
Ssse S s @hsr % in the
situated in the villages Of Tompinsse
stap's0n and G!f %6r Hgply59 oe. Vote. omnl;u.
UFarms and Building Lots for sale. Apply as above
FOR SALE,
rA aE Sf1hfy.wG acres most delightfully."- situated
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- FRENCH BOOT and Shoe Makers, No. 6 Ann street,
near the Museum, New York. Fine French Boots 50 %;
Fench Imperial Dress Boots made order 81 So usually
~ sold for S. So Patent Leather Boots Shoes Caters and
Slippers On hand and made to order at the shortest
small profits our motto No.6 Ann street. New York
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FOR SALE,

- AFAsRM offy.twq acres most delightfully."- situated
handsome commodious Dwelling House, fitted with
marble manels and for respectable
tains twenty acres Of choice fruit trees
The from New York. either by the various cars
from Jersey City the ferry to Elxsbethpor whence rail
road train within hundred yards of the house renders
this property very valuable those doing business in this
city The greater Of the purchase remain for
three years bond and mortgage, at five cent.
WISE SONS, l72 Pearl ST.
Also for SALE dwelling house No. 38l Washington
m I'm rh
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLiSHME
Northwest corner OF Fulton aud Nassau SITS.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
CIRCULATION-FORTY THOUSAND.
CIRCULATION THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-0
% per ennum--paysble in advance.
WEEKLY nERALD-Every saturdsy-PIce sN cents
per copy-$3 l2x cents annum-payable IN ADVANCE
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day.
fce "a cents copy-S3 per annum payable "a advance
LIST Of July IF each ys,E5sngie copies ;npence each
advance should be written in plain egibe
manner The Proprietor will be responsible for that
may in them.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
An letters communications by mall addressed the
esabshment be post paid the postage will be de-
ducted from the subscription RENTED.
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APPEARANCE AT VERA CRUZ ON THE 29th OF MARCH s4z
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GEOK or MCBRIDE, Jr, has removed his ofic: to No
% Broadway and continues TO remit money IN sums large or
small To persons residing OF Ireland the same
manner he and his predecessor have done tor
the last thirty and also Of England
Scotland.
Money RENTED by letter postpaid TO the subscriber
personally deposited with him. with the the
Ireland England Scotland whom tits be
sent and nearest post town will be Immediately transmitted
forwarded TO the sender. j2B lmsrc
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r.
80 80 80 IL
y73 PrARL SrntET.

The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends aud
the public that they have added several splendid ships
their line between this and Liverpool which h.s
been avorab known and extensively paronsed for period
more than thirty and have hesitation IN assuring
their friends from England Scotland ar Ireland that they viii
find these ships inferior point Of comfort convs
six days throughout the making delay and the
emgrants the OF embsrka pos
BILE free passage from the various Irish and
Scotch with bread sus, and hospital paid,
decline coming out, the full amount paid win be promptly
funded $ usual For further particulars, apply TO
SAMUEL THOMPSON NEPHEW,
275 Pearl street.
or to C. GRIMsHAW & CO., 10 Gorcs Piaazss, Liv'pi.
Drafts exchange payable sight are also furnished for
Grimshaw Co., Liverpool; the National Bank Of Scotland
National Bank OF Ireland, and Northern Banking CO. Apply
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INTERESTING FROM VERA CRUZ,
MARINE DISASTERS.

SEVERAL VESSELS ON SHORE, AND A
SLOOP OF WAR LOST.
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ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
SPRING STOCK OF
BIO o. S A ND SH . Il s.

TAKE THIs MErI6p ~ ina lmur their customer,
land purchasers in general ofher extensive and we'll
ected assortment of Ladies' Misses and Childrens GAR
and large stock Boots Shoes and B!ogans selected
them 70 sell at the very lowest prices.
N. BStors will be open until o'clock in the evening"
giving Country Merchants opportunity to examine their
stock when not otherwise engaged.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-10
EXTENSION OF THE sUsQUEHANNA RAILROAD.

In pursuance of call through the public papers meeting
Of citizens of Baltimore and others friendly the extension Of
the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad Harrisburg by
Of the charter granted the York and Cumberland
Railroad Company, held at Baltimore Tuesday last
Gen. SIMON CAMERON, of Pennsyl vania, presiding
Thomas G. HAMRLY Esq, Of York, was introduced to
the meetng and addressed for the space Of about half an
hour He said he had been here consult with the c-
of Baltimore in relation the expedency of subscribing
to the stock OF the ork and Cumberland Railroad the char
ter Of which he read to the meeting AS of the Commits
sioncs he discamcd any unendy feelings any projected
connexon between Baltimore and the Ohio by other routes
but asserted that they anxious to with Baltimore
by this because of the benefit TO he derived the valley
Of the Susquehanna from markets. which benefit he con-
tended would be mutual He concluded by informing tina
meeting that the Commissioners had with them the books
which had been opened for subscriptions Of stock the Com
pany and that they ready receive such subscriptions
as they might be disposed TO make.
FREDERcK Warts, Esq, the President Of the Cumber.
land Valley Railroad Company, then and advocated the
connexion between Baltimore and the Valley Of the Suque
hanna by means Of the proposed route.
The addresses Of both the gentlemen listened 10 with
much interest by the meeting and loudly sppauded and
Committee appointed TO call upon the citizens Of Ba-
and solicit subscriptions to the stock Of said Company
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The letter from SANTA ANNA Withdrawing his re-
sgnation is published. The following paragraph
will show its characters:
during the time gave in my resignation, have
received singular tokens Of the confidence Of all classes per-
sons the influential society All have besought
persist in my intentions in them determined pur-
pose force remain founded the necessity of pre-
serving the present state Of things without Innovations in order
not to endanger the fate Of popuous city and the nation
The excitement has been very general and the troops
in the garrison aud most portion Of the people have
been constant in their solicitations and their prayers"
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LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

letter has been received at St. Louis from Mon
tercy, Upper California, dated the l4Lh of April
last. 1t was transmitted through the interior of
Mexico. 1t does not appear that any event of pub
lie interest had transpircd between the date of the
letter and our previous advces Gen. KEARNy
was ct Monterey; Col. Mason, of the Dragons,
had arrived there Com BrDDLE and Com. SHu-
BRICK were in port, with their squadrons. Every
thing in Upper California was then quiet. Gen.
kEARSY was expected to leave for the United Suites
about the first of July, taking the route by way Of
Santa Fe.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE PUBLIC Ledger.


We have further from Mexico but expect little or
no more fighting Indeed the entire success OF the peace
party its growing permanent influence and the total over
throw of the party things certain that the tate Of
Mexico seems to be written the wall think that Gen.
Scott will hardly be suffered to enter the capital in any other
canactv than MS friend and sklfu negotiator and
that the peace about to be concluded will be lasting
think we have far the fate Of Mexico hands, that
lost battle or change Of rulers in the capital by which mil
tarv instead of civil and peaceaby inclined rulers shall
coed 10 power would seriously alter the position OF az
fairs We have accomplished three OF the most difficult
things in our relations with Mexico First separated the
clergy from the military second, we convinced the clergy
that il is their interest with and, thirdly have
SO far the prudery of Mexico that her leaders not
only listen propositions of peace, but actually talk Of
peace themselves without bushing up their eyes After
Mexico thoroughly satisfied that she is in her present
condition, and with her present nominal limits as little match
with she is likely be after the cesson of two
Provinces she will, certain, be resigned to part with
California, which Of particular use TO her. we shall be
satisfied with the acquisition Of it. i'll view OF its military and
maritime position which will render US masters Of the Pa
cifc ocean.
The quarrel or rather the little misunderstanding between
Gen. Scott and Mr. Ts has, believe been settled and may
now considered end dispatches specifying their
respective powers and feshnsruco have probably by this
time gone QUIT them for respective guidance. The three
million fund.- which has been placed entirely at the disposition
of the State Department. will no doubt be exclusively appro
paed by Mr. Ts subject to The order Of Mr. Buchanan,
and this is episode, but part of the diplomatic power
conferred upon Mr. Trs the latter assuredy may be
sdered being entrusted the fighting part of Gen.
Scott, with the important part Of the negotiations for
peace with Mexico. think that the Government has
aged all this with great TACT
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RUMoRs OF PROBABLE PEACE, &c.

The mail of Saturday furnished the subjoined
rumors and specuations in relation to approach
ing peace with Mexico, which have been circulated
by the correspondents of the Press from this city,
and which we give to our readers for what they are
worth. What is now said on the approach of peace
is but the repetition of story with which we have
been frequently entertained for several months past
For aught we know, however, it may be that peace
is really near at hand, though we cannot discover
in the recent intelligence from Mexico any thing to
sustain the confident tone of the correspondent of
the Ledger 1t is certain that Mexico is utterly I'M
able to raise and equip armies capable OF meeting
our forces in the field, and it may be that the IN
creasng evidence of this fact forms the ground on
which speedy peace is SO confidently predicted.
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ANOTHER CONNECTING LIMA new company,
entitled the Wilmington and. Manchester Railroad
Company, has justbeen organized at Marion Court
House, South Carolina, the object of which is to
meet the improvements of North and South Carroll
ma, 50 TO have an unbroken link of improvement.
Gov Il. Is. Dudley, of North Carolina is the Pre-
sident of the Company, and every thing augurs well
for its success. Already the sum of $4,000 has
been subscribed, and from the spirit evinced, no
doubt be entertained about getting the full
amount.-Baitimore .47neriCan.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-10

Mn. PREscoTT, HIsToRIAS.-We learn from the
Boston Advertiser that the last mail from London brough
Mr. PREscoTr diploma from the Royal Society of Liter
the first, believe, citizen of the Uni
ted States, and whose value materially increased
this instance by note from the most distinguished of
letters alive in England Mr. HALLAM, the President of
the Society, expressing his great personal respect for Mr.
Prescott and the great value he places upon his works The
first London edition of The Conquest of Peru" sold
in few days after it published and the work seemed
destined least brilliant that of either
its preecessors-one of its critics emarkng that three his
toca productions of much merit the three of Mr. Pres
colt have never before come from any one author
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IHE VESSELS SEIlED ar NEwponT.--Thc vessels which
were se1ed at Newport for The violation Of the license laws
under process from The United States District Court for the
district Of Rhode Island, have been stripped and hauled into
dock The crew Of three Of the vessels have returned 10 then
homes IN Welaect The offence charged il that while they
had taken ou' licenses Tor codfshng, with the intention Of
poyed, they in fact devotng part Of the registered time
70 maekerel fishing II remains to be seen whether if the
facts alleged are true would not have been proper for the
authorities to wait until the claim for the bounty was made
The course OF the authorities at Newport however, goes
show that the matter serious one which has probably been
well considered boston Duly Ad,ertiser.
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EXCHANGE BANK Or NIRGINrA.-At meeting of the
Stockholders of the Exchange Bank Norfolk, Thurs
day. the question Of accedng to the proposition establish
branch Of that Bank Alexandra was submitted and dcci-
ded in the a6rmatue The branch is engraed the pre-
sent Farmers Bank of Alexandra, the capital of which is
$751; OOO which the Exchange Bank adds $780, 900 of its
capital making the capital of the branch under the of
the Office of the Exchange Bank Alexandria" $751; O0O
The Stockholders then elected Directors of the
branch, ROBERT JAMESON, LEWIS MCKENZIE, CAssIus
+. LEE, and LOUIS A. CAzESoyE.
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FROM THE PHILADELPHIA LEDGER OF JULY :.

ImpoarANr-We learn from reliable source at Wash
ington that there prospect of speedy peace with Mexl-
co. The letter communicating the information says 1t may
be in less than tenty days. The Mexcans have had the
whole text of the treaty, which Mr. TRsr carried with him.
communicated them, and they satisfied with It, The
President will call extra session of the Senate and this
will probably shorten his visit to the North This an
important fact and have doubt from the source whence
1t came that it may be relied upon
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SKELETON or THE REGIMEST.-During the American
war, whilst Colonel Burgoyne commanded in Cork, he
coulent soldier among the spectators the PARADE whom
he addressed as follows "Who you sir you must be
drilled twice day to bring down your corporation Who
are you, sir " "Pease your honor (replied the soldier,
am, sir the skeleton of the fifth regiment o foot which
has just marched from America The fact for
such the carnage Of the disastrous that only this fat
soldier and Capt Webb returned to Europe out Of full
regiment that landed in America.
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FIRE AND MELANCHOLY Loss OF LrFE.-The poor-house
at Ateborough, Massachusetts, destroyed BY FIRE last
"Wednesday morning, and five persons, aged men and
three boys burnt DEATH They were in the upper
part Of the building, and could not be saved The remain
der of tho inmates, about ecn got out safely The
fire supposed to have been communicated by some one OF
the paupers.