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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
MEDICAL.
NY SPEP SIA.--HUTcHINGs VEGErA-
~ BILE DYSPEPSIA BITrERs the most popular
FAMILY MEDICINE

~ BILE DYSPEPSIA BITrERs, the most popular
FAMILY MEDICINE
Of the age Used by Physicians Of high standing.
These Btters all morbid secreti0ns, purify the
blood give great and ygor the digestive organs,
orfy the system against all future disease, be taken
with safety, at time facilitating the patlent-beIng CRATE
u 10 the most delicate stomach and for their
cheering nlgorang STRENGTHENING aud restorative proper
ties, aud a invaluable and remedy for
DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORM.
Also Liver Complaints Jarndce, Heartburn COstlye
ness Fantnoss Disorders Of the SkIn Liver and SKIN
Loss Of Appetite Low Spirits Nervous Headache, Glddi
ness PapitatOn Of the Heart Sinking and Fullness Of
Weight al the stomach and all other diseases caused by
impure state Of the blood liver etc which tend 10 debiI-
tate and weaken the system.
FEMALES who suffer from morbid and unnatural cOndl
ton, Will find this medicine of
INESTIMABLE VALUE.
In all Of General Debility this medicine acts Ike
charm
Thousands have tested its efficacy, and thousands
under treatment and not solitary case OF
failure has yet been reported volumes colld be filed
with certificates of those who have been permanently cured
CALL ON THE AGENT AND GET A PAMPHLET
containing the certificates Of remarkable Cures and the
high estimation which this medicine Is held BY the pub
lie press-can be had OF the Agents free.
Pce 80 cents large bottle Principal once " EnI-
tcn-st, n. Y up stars uyJ lnt NEW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
DFV. DR. STICKLAND'S ANFRT

-
L CAN FAMILY PILLS are undoubtedly the bss "a.
etabe compound discovered tOT tAe cure u -
COMPLAINTS Jaundice. Piles CoSiiyencSS DySueax, si
low Complexion SICK Headache Bitter Taste DropSy -
ney AfoctOns. Gravel. Rheumatism lnicunlcns Fever
and Ague lnfucnza Colds sc. Beng N s,ct acco-a,e
with the unal,eTablc laws Of creative Prominence aai
knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology. the D,cter IL
Convinced that the same Allwise Beag has cre,,.s
m the vegetable world remedy for every disease III.
flesh j. heir 10 Anasmy teaches that the human hsi,
many important organs called glands, each q
which i employed Secretng from the blood is oxp
appropriate hun the chief Of which i the Liver K5
nsys Salysry and Glandular bodies connected viii ae
pores Of the skin The Liver and SalVary Gilat,
secTeto from the blood those fluids that carry q ~
work Of digestion and thus promote the healthy actoa s
bowels The kidneys and skin Sccrto from the blo0 ss
dcctcriouS impurities which. II INSTRUCTED. Will proace
many diseases and health he entirely impaired Now tAa
vegetable compound attacks the lver stimulates &C.
on It's diseases correci the bilious and digestive
organs causing the kidneys act and opening the porc
the SKIN Hence the Purihcaton VI the Blood Whereby
perfect health restored For convincing proof II ne
above the Doctor requests Perisa Of his pamphlet se
ting forth most fully the philosophy Of their acton with
fall directions aud certificates II unparalleled Oce
i53 Fullon-s NewYOrk aud sold by vendors II necine
generally m23 SmMwSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
NOR SALE.-The FARM of the late

H'UN IoNIIII. - TIC It ltINW OF IlIU IdIO
Il Moses Clark deceased containing iO acres, situate in
the town Of East Chester about "A miles from the Tucka
hoe Depot Of the Harlem Railroad II is bounded North
eTly by the road leading from East Chester to New R0
ohee and Eastery By the Eastey road Of East Chester
which roads II lies $50 rods On the farm good man
house large barn and extensive sheds, mill house,
carriage house. and necessary out buildings all IN good con-
diton ALSO good tenant house The farm Is in high
state uf mpr Terms easy Inquire of SAMUEL
CLARK, lac Elizabeth 81 New-YOrk ,ALPHEUSCLARK,
on the premises to the undersigned at New Rochelle
JOHN SOULlCE,
myl6 6ws executor Of Moses Clark, deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
IILL'S PATrxr CIRCULAR BLOCKS

NOR SALE.-Several slide LATHES
from TO IS feet. Also, planning MACHINE Of
81 feet long by feet inches wide Apply IN WlOwst be-
low Tenth, Philadelphia. THOMAS MURPHY.
my27 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
NOR SALE.-A Plot of LAND contain

~ acres, situated the east bank OF the
Hudson ~ nes south Of the village Of Sing Sing and four
miles from TarryOwn The land IS IN the very highest
OF cultivation, and commands from point view
of Tappan Bay and the Hudson River for than fifty
miles extent: FOrtyhye of It covered with an
Orchard Of choicest grated Fruit and variety Of other
useful and ornamental Trees There two good Barns
with water convenient and the annual product Of the soil
now pays good interest the price asked There is
Protestant Episcopal Church within ten minutes walk of
fhe premises II the midst Of beautiful country sur
rounded every side by the seats of of our most
eminent citizens and with the addition of suitable build
ngs would make Of the most delightful and convenient
residences the banks Of the Hudson, II is but one
hours ride by Railroad from Thirty For terms
quire Of J. M KNOWLTON, on the premises. ROT J. b.
fOUNO a Wall-st a23 VAST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
NOR SALE by PRIVATE CON-

n TRACT-A number Of very desirable BUILDING
oTs IN The Ninth Ward Of the City Of BROOKLYN, SIT
use near Tompkins square Marcy Nostrand, Greene
mpk ms and De Kab avenues and On Van Buren, Laiay-
stts Quincy and KOscluskO streets apply 70
my,2 jw ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER, 7 Broad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
nor SALE or EXCHANGE-A

LNUh SALE or EACIIANUE 4-A
II FARM near Elzabethtown n J, consisting of about
20 acres OF good land all under cultivation There Is
large peach orchard ull bearing and an abundance OF
apple trees The house conveniently arranged and the
out buildings substantial and perfect order There
mill lately built OF the best materials and an UNI
failing we'll of excellent water.
II desired.
The property will be sold low and accommodating
terms or EXCHANGED for city lot # applied for For
terms and other particulars inquire OF A BERNARD, l28
Second av corner Of Eighth-st. my3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

IL tehester County PIo2s a REGISTER Of Farms Plots.
o.tases Mil Sites and Village Lots for sale and ~ lei
be seen at the Office Of d NJ Cowdrey. ESQ y Chambers
81 New York Il contains even requisite information
DsAhS Ferry myiS ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

A>Ok SALE or EACHANGE Tor III
II PROPERTY FARM OF about S. acres Of good
land pleasantly located the west shore of R0ckland
Lake, Ton which It has extended 'front.' with hrst-cass
buildings and improvements such render desirable
residence for person retiring from business for an en-
terrsng farmer Communication with the city three times
daily per Isaac Smith and Arrow For terms,
&c inquire OF w SMITH, Esq, POI West Eighteenth ST
Mr r. LOCKWOOD, l56 Watepst, NY, or Of ID. Nc
MARTIN, on the premises my7 lmMW&S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
EyRESH FLOUR.-CheIsea MiIIs, 30

EERGUSON'S family ARROW-ROOT
Il STARCH-The superiority Of Arrow Root for starch
ing has been long known II has hitherto been costly tina.
could only be used for the finest articles Of dress but
offered az about the pnce Of common starch
quence Of its being extensively manufactured than
formerly, and being stronger, II Will much further Pu
up bundles and boxes and for sale by the principal gro
and druggists 10 cents per pound and wholesale by
SCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS co,
my2 lmMWSF l0i and l06 JOhn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
HIGHBRIDGE PROPERTY, called

HIGHBRIDGE PROPERTY, called
u u" HIGHBRIDGEVILLE." For SALE. the DE-
woe FARM lying the MeScheSter side Of the Harlem
River has been surveyed and divided lots from hall
acre to Ave acres About one-haf " the lots
have been sold and expected that the balance VIII be
god Judges b. the beautifully located property
Westohester County. No who acquainted WIKI thus
location need be informed that the most beautiful sub
uro II the City Of NewYoTk, and heal,hful
Also that the Harlem River, upon which frOats, affords
great advantages for boating and fishing The Eghth-av.
Railroad which Is now regarded "dyed fact VIII lead
directly 10 the property The fare the railroad according
80 the ordnance lately passed BY the Board u Assistant
Aldermen Is 70 be only ave centS for the entire length Of
the road Terms 81 sale very favorable Apply. for
mans and other lnformaton, 10
myS6Ss d p wINroN, n Ceaar-S,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
NOR SALE.-About thirty acres of

HNOR SALE.-AbOut thirty acres OF
LAND. beautifully situated in the Town Of Rye, west
within ten ride Of the New York and New Haven
Railroad depot al Mamaroneck less than one hour 10
NewHOrk city The premises well situated 10 divide
IN lots of 1--WE ton having several building sites
overlooking the Sound There also on the premises
three apple orchards full bearing The land Is in high
state O cultivation and well fenced with substantial stone
walls For further particulars inquire of JOHN GRlF-
Fin, near the premises. my22 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
FOR SALE g. TO LET.
: y.In.6Ie WATER PRIVILEGE and

"A MILL for SALE or 70 LEIA mili pn'i,ese; con-
= -. ~ 1stl of q feet neyer-ialins stream OF
tanning cent nower % operate 1000 or l3OO9 SPIN
ss and about % land Also ss snd
aa therein 1--WE dwelling t~o IeneInss
Zach house storehoase barns g. Sngse Sd i've
81 mr. fn haTbOr on NanSgansett Bay Inc proposed
Painted Railroad win run within s" SoS S og soop
~ m ~ let I series years on reasonable terms FoI
faher Information apply persop11 asS o. pyov S1 anu
VIM WAKEFIELD, Manson HOUSE. Z l''iN'H'o !" l.
Q.-WHCff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
OFMETERY of the EVERGREENS-

u situated three miles from WamsbOrgh on the Bush
Containing 200 acres, unsurpassed ~ IA ia
Hnsston md natural beauty the extensive recent IN
sISysmsns afford those wishiag burial lots NE geaesS
ta..d Zee from all incm5rance chapel Tor service u
open upon grounds Lots from 100 70 a Sqa 10 it 5s
ssn entrance by Long Island Railroad and stages rom
pa sln M rear entrance at East NewYork. Apply to
een ~ IA H. Agent, 2oI Fulton.st Brooklyn
r. HENRY Agent 800 Broadway, NeWzY0rk ,
r RENNEfT Agent, 10 South 7th-st " IlamsDurgh'
roSiT Irns Hon LUTHER BRADISH, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
nor SALE-A Delightful COUNTRY

E Seattle subscriber offers for sale her residence
in the village Of POughkeepse formerly owned and Occu-
pied by the late Judge Sweet The lot containing about
one acre Of land situated between and fronts upon
alter and Front within three minutes walk OF the
EDISON River Railroad Depot and the Steamboat Lanu-
ing and occupying elevated position, commands hne
new of the River and the neghborng parts Of the village
II Is tastefuly laid out walks, and planted with avery
desirable variety Of fruit and ornamental trees aud Shrub
bery and contains large number Of choice raspberry ana
grape vines in fine bearing condition The dwelling ls Of
The coonade style Of architecture is cOmmOd0us anu IN
good order the barn. stable and other Outbudmgs are
commodious and in good repair On the whole 1t Is be-
heyed 10 afford rare OppO uny for securing one OF the
most desirable residences this beautiful village or for
profitable investment Of funds, II IS IN the vicinity Of
The most Aourishng business part Of the village and may
be conveniently divided into eligible building lots Pos
session can had Immediately required ty the pur-
chaser For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
on the premises of Thomas M Vail, PoughkeePsle or n
Williamson & Vail l64 West-st NewYOrk. ANN VAIL
POughkeepsie May IS 1851. mylS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

Gut GLASS WARE, Mechanical
u Iamns Globes Chmnevs, Weeks sc for sale by
DIEfZ, BROTHER CO,
ulv24 lw IS John-st, n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

EERGUSON'S ARROW-ROOT for
n FAMILIES Being genuine Arrow Root and per-
fectly pure, superior article for puddngs custards
blanc mango sc, vel d nOurshng diet FOR children
and nvads Arrow Root has long been the most
agreeable nutnc.ouS and delicate Of preparations for the
table but has hitherto been costly for general use but
placed al so low pnce 10 be within tho reach
Of all, and i put up and two pound bundles FOs
sale by the grOcer and druggists generally 2 pOs
pound and At wholesale az liberal discount to dealers
acked N boxes Of f0rty-eght pounds each, BY
SCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS & co,
my2 imMWSF i0i and 100 J0hn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

REEF, MUTTON, VEAL.--A.
BBRO ADWAY offers for sale daily at his stand. S4l
Broadway. hne Duchess County BEEF, MUTTON and
me VEAL, and 81 other meats IN Their season.
A BROADWAY, ga Broadway
m3l 3mMWSs first door above Thirteenth 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

DOAT, BARGE, RACE, CLUB, LIFE
IDand FANCY BOAT BUILDER-From 100 70 500
Boats always hand. NB-Boats Of al descriptions
built az the shortest notice at $50 South-st.
mai 3ms CHARLES l. INGERS0LL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
~ Company hereby appuso the public that they pre-
pared 70 retail every yanety Of TEA AZ lower prices than
any other establishment uniformly do Their extern
wholesale trade requiring them keep hand very
large assortment the purchaser at retail necessarily de
rFes many advantages by trading with them obtained
elsewhere. Cts and country families would greatly con-
suit Their interests b. duly regarding this advertisement
This Is tie Oldest Tea Company the city Their Oaiy
establishment az rs ChathamSt between Pearl anl
Roosevelt, and they have branch stores Grocers
supplied small quantities low BY tie chest az 3n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
r FAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

f1ed for one cent per foot with the New-Jersey Anti
Corrosive PANT, ard warranted ms PANT = wei ADAPT
cd houses fencing. sc sold for cents per pound
mixed ready for use Office 2S3 SprngSt near Hudson
nV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
A TLANTIC DOCK MILLS.--Indian

L LA - " OOkh
IA Corn Flour and Indian Corn Farna dried and manu-.
featured by Staords Patent Processes be obtained
Of respectable Groces generally IN this City and BROOKLYN
Indian Corn Flour designed for making Bread Pud-
ngs and Cakes and for mixing with Wheat Rye or Buck
rcle Ii double papered packages Of lbs aad
bOres OF one dozen each.
Indian Corn Parma" an entirely and most deli
article for making PuddIngs, Mush, &c, Will prove
admirable substitute for Rice Samp and HommOny As
article for the composition Of Puddiugs this Fauna has
rival II put up ID papers IN beautiful STYLE and
boxes OF dozen each, at the extremely low price Of
81 cents per single package.
The above manufactures Of Indian Corn peculiarly
adapted 70 the Of the INVALID and experience has de-
ostrted that DysrEPrIcs partake of this kind Of
diet with mpunY, 10 the exclusion OF almost every other
form of food Its daiy viii improve the digestion
rect the bowels and give tone and energy to the whole
frame
These articles are sold at wholesale By Messrs Allen
WhIttlesey p Souh-st, ] Nj HoYt Sons. i76 Washing
tonst and Of A. Benson, 80 Souh-st AZ the Mills
Consumers obtain Of the GrOcers pamphlet Of IS
pages entitled. Remarks Indian Corn It's PreSerya
ton and Manufacture with Recipes for Cooking together
with testimonials n the highest responsibility
Orders addressed 20 T. BRONSON, Agent, Atlantic
Dock Mills Company, Nos H. 49, 10 and 20 Atlantic Dock
BROOKLYN, NewYoTk, will receive prompt attention and
dispatch I66mAIWS
ERESH FLOUR.-Chelsea Mills, 254
II West Twenty sevenh-st, New York.-The proprietor
Of the Chelsea Mills prepared % furnish the citizens
Of New-York with a superior article OF Fresh Ground
FLOUR, Graham Flour, White and Yellow Meal, HOmny
Wheaton Cnts and Corn Parma delivered IN any part OF
the City Corn Oats and Feed hand, and delivered ~
order Having engaged practical miller, who IS familiar
may rest assured with being served with good article
All orders to the mill TO the depot. 10 Beekman-s
will meet with attention. JAMES MUNSON.
my5 2mMWSS'G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

HOUSE and LOT in fee, 81 Morton,
n n IOEtherly side. near Hudson-S "A handsome and
substantial basement and threeSgoTy house with every
desirable LOT IS by 100 feet and beautifully
improved Can De e1amned from 10 ocock and after
4P NJ Terms easy. Inquire Of J. BARROW. NJ the
house al 1877 Fulton-st from 10 to "a NJ az MWSFrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
SHTRES & CO.'S IMPERIAL FUR

w sHOUSE and Ship Furnishing Warerooms, 3j3
Grandst. New York where Will be found complete
sOrment Of the following articles Feathers han,
and also beds mattresses paasSes and cushions
also bedseads Of every description patent screw iron
iont lock Joint screw cottage and rundle cots &c
also splendid variety Of paper hanging, borders sc Mr.
would call particular attention 10 his style Of hair
and spring mattresses n Bold beds and mattresses
renovated and made equal 20 new. by
w. CRAWBUCK, 358 Grand-st- second door
mo I'm east Of Essexst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

STEAM POWER TO LET.-Three
SROOMS 100 by Is feet with Steam Power. Inquire Of
j3iu c. N SINONSON. 1871 Lewis-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

sALE.--4,o0o acres of

"pTVATE SAIE1,"~fIVUV dIIC9 "
IAnD on Long Island. n the town OF BKO0A-
HAVEN SUFFOLK County situated n OF near spank ~
= .res or he whole plot may SUIT purchasers SAD
80 i about 60 miles from Ne~-YorE City the Cars run
80 thTee tnss per day The soil good and veH adsp-
80 r S.Ss and CROPS Of every kind For terms and FUR
ther uartlculars apply to ANTHONY J, BLEECkEh
Aactiopeer 7 Broad-st MJoo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

7 & c. FISCHER, Qate NUNS g. FIs-
~ CHER NIanufactory and Wareroom, 40 Greenwich
u corner Of Dey. PIANO-FORTES warranted, with re-
srse bridge and patent tube well calculated for keeping
tune PianOores tuned repaired aud exchanged asO 3m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
PIANOS.

DIANO-FORTES.-V. +. HARRl-
SON % Canalst (wareroom % stor,l offers for sale
splendid assortment of Rosewood PIANOS OF .! ana
octaYes. with the latest ImprOyementS. myly I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
CTEAM ENGINE and BOILER FOR

SSALE 3-horse power, good as new, made TO order
In the best manner will he sold cheap be seen At 40
Ffth-av between Tenth and Eleventh SITS. For price, IN
Quire lO6 Nassau-st., corner OF Ann myIz bh
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
PITTSBURGH MARKET T--June24

Flour is selling at 3,19@3, Is from wharf,
and 3,25093,3l from store
Coffee is selling at 1o@11, Sugar 64@7,
Mo]asses 36a@37I. Cream Cheese 64@8,
common 6@9A. Roll Butter 10@11, keg
708c. No. Mackerel 7,75@8,O0.
Sales of Feathers at 33@35c.
Wheat is selling at 6oG7oc f3 bush, Rye
4OW45, Corn 34035, Oats 25@28c.
Common Hams are selling at 84@84;
Shoulders 63@7, Sides 81, sugar cured
Hams l04@11
Dried Peaches are selling at 1901 AS,
dried Apples 5000.
Wool. .---Sales of common at 80, one-fourth
blood at Sic. Dealers are now paying from
% to SOC.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET
ALLEGHENY Cry, June 24.

ALLEGlIENH OlTl, June Z4.
The market is well supplied with cattle,
and fair amount has changed hands. The
following are the offerings Beeyes 300
head, Sheep and Lambs 200 head, Hogs
about so head, Cows and Calves 90 to 25
head.
Cows and es.-The offerings did not
exceed 25 head, portion only of which
were sold, the rates were $15@S20@$25
per pair, according to quality.
Hogs.--Wcre scarce and in good demand,
sales Of about SO head were made at 4c, live
weight
Cattle. The sales were as follows be-
tween $50 and 300 changed hands at ego
81 gross weight, equal to 54@64@7 net,
the latter figures for prime article.
Sheep and Lambs.---The sales are about
200 head, at prices ranging from $1,000
$50 per head.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-25
Destructive Fire at stockton.
LOSS $l,OOo,OOO.

may ID.
We are indebted to Capt. Whitney of the
steamer G. NJ. Weber, for Journal extra,
giving an account of Almost destructive fire
at Stockton on Wednesday night The late
ness of the hour prevents us from furnishing
the full particulars. The following extract
gives an idea of the extent Of this sad calam-
ity.
The fire originated in new and beauti-
full house Just opened under the name of the
Merchants Hotel, formerly known as the
Branch, and beyond doubt was the work
of an incendiary. 1t is supposed that some
miscreant intended by this diabolical means,
to succeedin releasing the prisoners now con-
fined in the county goal; but the purpose
failed in its accomplishment, as the winds
proved unpropitious, and turned the course
ofthe devasting element upon more precious
and costly fuel to satisfy its long slumbering
rage. From the point at which it origi
mated, the fire swept up Levee-st. prostrating
Montgomery's stately auction establishment
the large and magnificent El Placer build
ing, the Ell Dorado, Hotel do Mejico, Drs
Clements IL Refine drug store, Dickinson
House, and all the buildings on those two
central squares. From them it spread across
to the Central House, and in three quarter.
of an hour from the first alarm our large three
story building was enveloped in flames. BY
the most strenuous exertions we succeeded
in saving our press and printing material
though in very damaged condition. The
occupants of the Stockton Club Room sue
ceeded in saving their buildings, though they
were in eminent danger.
Every mercantile house an Levee-st. ex
cept six; all on Main-st; all on Center-st
Iall on El-Dorado-st. ~except two; and all OF
Hunter-st. except three, compose the victim
of this inccndiarv attempt.