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3l0l From Columbia at G a IN daily,
by Hopkins Turn Out, Gadsdep, Fort Mote ~ W"
thews, and Orspgeburgh &. H.,
To BraDcbvle by t09 a m, go miles;
And back between ARRIVAL Of mail from Charleston ~
at p m and IN.
3lO2 From Columbia a, a m daily except Sunday
by Aston, Pomsris aud Frog Levels
To Newberry G.. III. by 50 a m, 46l miles,
And back daily except Sunday, between - u :"
, SPIN.
Proposals extend service as the siro,d is ereode
will be considered.
alo3 From Columbi. a, m daily except Sunday
BY Rdgewsy and Simpsons;
To Winnsboro by 10 m, IS miles
And back between a m and m daily creep ou'
day -
Proposas to extend service ar the railroad Is srfD'
will be considered.
3l04 From Coumbis q, m three times week, Iue'a'
Thursday, and Saturday
BY Lexington e. H., Leesvillc, Ridge and bous'
To Edee6eId @. II. by 10 p m, 81 miles
And back between m, arrival Of Greenv'e ICY
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and 2 m neuo'N
3l05 From Columbia at 9 a m once week. Saturday !,
by Pleasant Springs, Coantsville. and Cslks h'''
To Fog Level by SPIN, 35 miles
And back between a and m Friday.
3l06 From Columbia at | m once a week, SATURDAY
BY Oskville;
To Rockville by pm, 20 miles,
And back between and ~ m.
3lo7 From Camden At 81 p m daily, or after arrival :"
BY Tillers Ferry,
To Charsw ny q m neri day, 81 miles a,
And back between ~ m daily and 81 q nsr c.,i
Proposals 10 run by Bishopvl'e, MI b'on' OWN
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Proposal. 10 supply Jenny Lind will be considered.

Proposals TO supply Jenny Lind VIII DO considered
1886 From Ptsboro' al m, once a week, Saturday
BY Enersons lanyard, Brush Greek, Buffalo Ford
Moihits Mills. Blowers Mills, and Gold Region
To Caledonia by p m next day, 81 miles.
And back between 8 Monday and m mott day
1886 From Troy al pm, once week, THURSDAY.
BY Hauisyile Wind Hill Jackson Hill, and Bfenee
Feuyi
To Salisbury by m next day, 80 miles
And back between Saturday a IN and next MONDAY
lam.
1887 From swift Island at 7 a m once a week, Friday
BY Mount Gilead, LATHE Mills, Dumas Store Zee Dee
and Lisleyle;
To Wadesboro by m, 81 miles
And back between m and m next Gay
1898 From Albemare at = IN. once week, Monday
BY Efrd's Mills, Morgaa's Mills and Germans Mills
To Clear Creek by IL IN next day
And return by Rowandsvle between 10 TUESDAY
and 8 p m next day, equal 10 81 miles and back.
2939 From Wadesboro' at p IN, week, Sunday
BY Lanesborough, Monroe U. H. Cobuins otofe' vi
vlle and Hornets Nest,
To Charlotte by p next day, % miles
And back between m Saturday, and IL m next day
294O From Wsdesboro' at s M once a week, Saturday
BY Poplar Hill, Whites Store Meonsvilla, Lane
Creek, Beaver Dam. Richardson's Creek, Jenkins
Store, Gourd Vine, Hammond's store and Diamond
To Wadesboro' by p ~ next day. equal to "a mile'
and back
a94l From Cheraw, S. c. at Al m, once week. Thurs
day;
By stewarts,own, N. c., Rockingham Dockery'
McRae's Mill;
To Troy by m next day, 81 miles
And back 10 Rockingham by Bosticks Mills, instead
of Powellon Covngton. and Dockery's Store, be
tween a m and p m Saturday
And to Chersw (from RocklDgham) between q IN ane
l p IN Thursday.
Proposals to commence at Rockingham are invited.
2942 From Charlotte at m, week, "Wednesday
BY Sharon, Hemphils Store, Providence, and Wos
vile /;
To Monroe G. II. by IN, SO miles
And back between a m and p m Tuesday.
2943 From Charlotte at m, three times week, Monday,
Wednesday, and Saturday;
BY Mount Morah Pleasant Valley, Belair, and Cure
toms Store 10 Lancaster Q. II. s. g., by Spm Thence
at a m Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, by Plea
SAINT Hill Hanging Rock, and Flat Rock
To Camden. 8. q. by M, n miles
And back to Lancaster c. II. between a m and ?
IN, Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, and to Char
otte by p m next days
Proposals to embrace Russell Place. Liberty Hill, and
Red Hill, in lisu Of Hanging Rock and Flat Rock, are
invited Also, proposals for semi-weekiy service
2944 From Charlotte at 8 a m, once week, Saturday
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IL, ,,e recorded from IS r73c for gunpowuet anu
si m cansters OtheT kinds are not 50 inucn s''s"'
amer sales Of lCo oos bs each have been MADE
.of,g,s,n ont a. prces MAJ d'd n"ttransprc ssen,
rad. but the p~ice wh,ch Specuiasors seeui
Herd T., s. low asst preclude the chaO' Vi
thsu ssin- M " MI ole nme Lately on arrival passes
is,ced hands aud - so quantities to sun the ""'S
"a ~ ,ha.sfs Jt about ftc z ID. , ,...hoao ,,.,d
0o1T-IYec are scarctiv any m the m-'"e' we s"'
OA.s 81, q, Gauge IN Ta.cs. -,
e. ana PORTER a4e extremely scarce, ana mY Y
49, a sale OF ot0 r,eL Aisops N.s eilec'eo rev
SHs,tcsis,f Bis have changed bands at 81 ID Eooa
. Luz ~ ~. ft s.-is - SiC0tSJ z Ind
Et The ,sansac'iols have been limited m All de-
s,".ss Holland Gin has declined aoi y 10 NIUE re-
usf - quotations several sHai sa.s 81 Ylue4s
rs,s liaa0IcS have been maze AZ iieh O%Sf x
Ill Ceaa.le Iarteis scarce aoG s41oie, as high rs
mi sale 80 tLc DECLINE and hoaoH- Alaca IS IN hhI'eu
dsmaat ,,, # All aeso-ir,ions have been
,se wsict brought great dn' ness on me trade
s arc eov saabe a, some decline. but :oieraoy
& dsa,io COSTS Tor toe towns above sherry MADEIRA
I a., cc1 s,io ret ara. and the general range
,fprces - sr-il.llg Dut leniuneratFe. ,t
HLPDwAnf 'eets = iif in' and seil asscfeu H.
,cice en- he s, a. very cef SIDE a3lr a. 'aace'
MTTiLsi ne Is large socs II Iron Sd he market, anu
pnoes have ftr tendency 70 lower or ge9.ai'.,,
however TsGsu without alteration. sac OF e'eS va
mad. ~ 90 D va board u theI Jly" 5,r ssaI 1,nJ
, ,Ss'ss '''''''' The and "A''' @' |s ''''.'
PoTHTor, There have been arrivals f9r some time
ssndwc,, would sell ,y the cargo az ana new
Uobal Tow alvarez on ina nr'e me Caih''N''
sell a. ficn Sc e. &c. al, .e..,,
&C. aud II Is diTcuit 20 move OF 2ny Quautrf even ~ our
oUex,d az, Jf,ons They making them IN ala parts OF
TryTfg b, the cargo. would brug S,gasi5 In retail
lots Oreros assorted sells a. from S>s so5 PER NJ House
continue 20 ic ve-y nnsl1ahie IN, . ,,,t-,
CoAI-Thc g,iyancs mas beeni ~ inalhtalheo "eIsh
sold as hrn S2 by the carso ou' slnce ~ 'uhs
IS I'd ~ dr ev al 50 the latter had previously sold az
so holders had cemahoeo faies ii 1'''o WHAT ~
srna osrcel. d has brought uf-fe. 81, =, e,
GUNPov DfF-rhe last sale - blasting was al - -
~ II had previously been sold at 81 10 FIne + worm
81 seas 40. ., ,-, and
most LinIs lave So be quoted lower state Bonds, '
Cents have b. en- sold at from 81 30 20 81 81 the last We
head of beGg az the latter figure Seven cents var
tom g5c City Bonds hlC had RANGED from ilc0 NC
have been lowering uuu thev reached their present value
cf ssc al when gure they uO' held vefy firmly war
Loan quote at ACC, and warrants al 4c 'ouh
Scrip. 25GzIc ,.r ...o, q,
There change 10 notice 10 the rates oi interest," Z
cent q mont h il still about the average rate
Our quot .i,ons Tor Exchanges are unirered, anl, az yet
thee l. httte DONG for the steamer
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From Mexico.

The New-OrleanS papers give details OF
Mexican news up 10 the 93d OF August. Our pew,
Gus dates were sill later, reaching to Sept 9.
The Junia Of Governors assembled by request Of
The President, 10 take INTO consideration the alarm
ing state OF the public finances, held It's first meet
ing on the 18th OF Aug, when there were present
SenoTs Riya PaaclO. MunoZ LedO and Nerdugo, rs
Governors of the states OF Mexico. Guanausta and
Sinaloa and other gentlemen as representatives Of
JaliSCO. ChlapaS UaJaca, Quofctaro, Coihuil1 Tam
aullpas and New Leon. The Juuta has not decided
On ANYTHING definite yet.
In the Chamber of Deputies, motions have been
made demanding information from the Secretary OF
the Treasury, rs to whether the order of February
last, permitting the importation into Matam0roS aud
Camarco free of duty. the merchandise received IN
exchange tor their property by the inhabitants OF Ia
maulpas residing III the territory coded TO the United
States whether the concession referred to extends
20 prohibited goods aud whether II IL true that
Senior Carbajal had under The order demanded The
admission of cargo OF prohibited goods.
The Chamber of Deputies, on motion % various
information relative 10 the conduct Of Gen Marin,
in the matter Of the American launches Amagre and
Sarabla The answer was, that Gen. Marin had In
formed the American Consul at Vera Cruz, that the
launches would be given up, and for this Il war
thought that he would be repnmanded. The Sigp
suggests that he would receive a seyerer punishment
than mere censure.
Congress was also discussing the eXpediency 81
raising a force II 1900 mel or the defense OF the
lsthInus of Tekuantepec.
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Cry OF FRAsEroRr.-Debt. 100000 dollars az.
my, 800 men,
DVCHY OF BRvSSwIcK.-Debt, 5000 dOlla-S
army, 5000 men
GRAND ucHY OF HEsSE- DARMsTADT.-De5t. {, 300
GOO dollars army, 1900 men.
ELEcroRAi HFssE.-Deht. 100000 dollars army.
II .0ct men
CRY OF LuBgc- Debt 6,ooOOO0 dollars army
900 men.
DucHy or Sa1E .WFrx.R-Debt i,OD) 600 dollars
army 2,CCO men
DuCHIEs or SCHLEsWrG AND HoLsrEiN-Deot,
100000 dollars no army no navy,
DUcHY OF ANHALr DEssAU AND hoErHEN-De0t,
3.5OOOo dollars army. 700 men.
CITY OF BREvrN.-Debt, 100000 dollars army,
500 men.
DucHY or -CoBuRG-GorHA.- 2,5j6,O)o
dollars army, l200 men.
DUoHY OF SAxE-M EININGrN.-Debt, 2.50o0)) dol
bars army. 2.400 men.
DUCHY or NAssAU.-Debt. 1900 dollars army
$500 men.
DUoHY or PARvA-Debt, 900 dollars army
5000 men.
DuCHY or ANHALr-BEEXBuRG.- 100000
dollars AMY, 800 men
DUCHY or S,xE-ALrENBJ RG.-Debt, 10000 dol
lars army coo men
NcRwAv--Debt. 100000 dollars army, 55,ODJ
men fleet 100 vessels. with 500 guns.
GRAND DucHY OF OLDENBURG.-Debt' l,2ooo'
dollars army, COO men.
LAsooRAvArs or HEssE Ho~suRa.-Deo,, s6ooOO
dollars army. $50 men.
PRINcirALITT u ScHwARzBVRG-RuD oLsrADF.-
Debt. - 600 dollars army, $40 men.
fRlNcIPALIrY or ScBwARZBUR G-S0NDERSHAvSEN.
Debt. 6O.0o0 dollars army, $50 men.
DANUBIlN PRINCiPALITIEs-NO debt annual
tribute 20 Turkey, 100000 piasters army, $3.50
men.
sERvA.-No debt, tribute, 100000 piasiers ar
NY, $3.50 men.
SwEDLN.-No debt army, 81 600 men feet $40
vessels, with 2iO0 guns.
DucHY OF MoDENA-No debt army, $500 men.
PRiScIPALIrY OF LrPPE-D ETNoLD.-No debt ar
my. $40 men.
GRAND DUcHY or MEcKLEN3URG-S TREL1rz.-N
debt army. 500 men.
PRINCIPALIrY or REUss.-NO debt army, AS men.
PRINcIPALITY or E-ScHAUMBURG.-No dept
army, 430 men
PRINCIPALITY or WALDEK-No debt army. 500
men
PRINcIPALrrY or LIcHrENsTEIS.-No debt army,
90 men.
SvtTzFRLAND-NO debt army, 500 men, A
small number of whom only is In actual service.
REPUBLIC or SAN MARINo.-No debt, ana no army.
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Daniel the False Prophet.


SYRACUSE, Thursday Oct ,, 1851.
FRIEND GREELEY DANIEL Webster, in
Speech delivered III this place, May 26th last
;hus spoke of the Fugitive Slave Law
depend upon IT, the Law will be executed in is
spirlt and to IT'S letter twill be executed IN al the
Great cities-here m Syracuse, IN the midst OF the
aerf ARti-Sdrery Convention, If the occasion shall
arise
According to promise, and for the sake Of the
Union. the aforesaid Daniel and his followers nm
dertook Yesterday to carry the aforesaid law into
effect "here in Syracuse 1t was the day Sc
lected for our County Agricultural FAIR and a
Convention OF the Liberty party A large num-
her of persons were in from the country. 1t had
been rumored that a slave hunter had been here
two or three weeks, making preparations tor
crab at this most propltlOus time About two
O'Clock p NJ, James Henry was arrested, hand
cutted and drawn on cart through the streets,
with some eight orten persons holding him down
He was a stout, athletic fellow, about half white
The bells Of the churches were rung, when
crowd Immediately gathered in front OF the Po
lce-Oflice, where his trial was 10 take place, un
III II had reached several thousand. As his trial
progressed the excitement became intense IhlS
continued until dark, when the Court adjourned
TO his morning. The prisoner was then taken
into a back room ~ the rear OF the nam Office
A tremendous yelling then commenced stones
were thrown the doors and windows Of the
Office were smashed, and the crowd rushed IN
The lights were Immediately put out, and two or
three plstol-shots fired in the dark-one from
within and one from without. II Is understood
that the officers who had been so valiant while
the Military were out, now suddenly became
scarce. One Jumped out the window and broke
his arr and the rest went-as all miserable tools
d. hon, tl.,ra anu ~ 4nra
fast a. their legs could carry them. The prisoner
was then seized. thrown into carriage and con-
veyed. II Is said, 10 a country town. Rely upon
Il, there Is dreadful treason IN these parts Tn
less relief comes very soon, SIlver-Graylsm here
will die with the gaioping consumption. " r.
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testimony OF Koehel, tn destroy the character OF
Mrs. ToChmann. who has obtaInet the most general
esteem in Hungary az the Superintendent OF the Co
Hospital, for her setdeyotion. her ski, ana
her noble diSinterestedness.
We owe too much honor TO the Polish Nation.
whose sons have bled with u for the freedom OF
Hungary, and too much gratitude TO NOBLE PJIsh
lady. for to hear any longer IN silence the we
calumnies OF De Alma and company. the pa4 en-
lssarIes OF European tyranny and we here ploucly
repeat that We are persuaded from or own know
ledge that Mrs. Apollonian Tochmann has lad the
Hungarian Nation unser the Obligations above men
toned as well many others, and tnlt nef ChAIdc-
ter IS m all respects above Impeachmes
Having expressed our unqualified respect ana our
profound gratitude for TINS lady we leave her cail-
niaiors, De Alma and his companions, to the gen
eral contempt, and TO the public opinion wnica ac-
lnowledges the sacred duty without considerations
Of personal interest, to defend the innocent ana the
more since De Alma has hadthe audaclty ana the oo
tuseneSs 20 suppose that the American people would
receive his calumnes without seeing through them
at once.
To the illuminated lady We now appeal
Nav YOU continue noble Pole. as martyr Oh Tree
dom to discharge the lofty mission for the Teuei
OF your fellow sufferers IN exile. In hungary you
have strengthened the defenders of freedom IN their
zeal and devotion you have taken care oil Inc
wounded among them and now, far from your De-
loved latherand, It's your noble lot TO alleviate ther
suferlngs
But LEI the calumTator and his confeterates be
assured that the undersigned VIII meet every attack
uuon the honor OF Mrs TOckman. With the same en-
efQy as in the present instance Her assaiants VIII
not escape the chastisement when they deserve
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The Public Debts and Standing Armies of The
European States.
From the kolnische ZeIinng.

The paper money now IN actual clrcuia-
,ion in Europe represents a value OF l,26l42S,-
$40 dollars. The total of the public debt IS by
far larger Il amounts 20 II .397 ,096.00D dollars
Great Britain (withoutthe Colonies bears nearly
one-hali OF this gigantic burden, VIZ. 5,OUuOpO,-
GEO dollars The British army numbers i2J,OOO
men: the fleet Is composed OF 6sS vessels. with
ls,tC0 guns The detail o. the debts and armies
Of the other European States l. as follows:
SPAiN-Debt 800 100000 dollars army. 10000
men feet 50 vessels, with 'el guns. 49,.
AUsFRIA-De5t, l.lO0000,1O0 dollars fee, 40
vessels ancnGing glnDOais) with Geo guns
Russia AND PoLAND.-Deot. ,33o01.O00 dollars
army 10000 men fleet, Us vessels and 40 gun
boats with 200 guns
army 81 COO men fleet. l2j vessels with 1850 guns
PRussIA-Deot, $50 100000 dollars army. l2l 900
men (war footing. $4,000 men fleet, T. vessels ana
gunboais. with III guns
FRANcE.-Deb, 330Co0,co0 dollars army. .oj,-
4e3 men feet 32s vessels with 5000 guns
BTLGIUN.-Debt. l6j.C0O,00O dollars army, sO.OOV
men feet, vessels, with 30 guns
PoRrVeM-Deb, l60, 900 90 dollars army. = 900
men feet. SO vessels. with 700 guns.
PAPAL SrATgs.-Debt, l20,oCOOOO dollars amy
1900 men feet. vessels with a guns.
SARDINIA-Deot l20.co0,o0O dollars army, 3,'VJ
men fleet. 60 vessels. with 900 guns
NAPLES.-Debi, lO0,O0OOoO dollars army, 4s.V0
men fee, Is vessels. with - guns ,,
BAvAsrA-Debi. - 100000 dollars army, 5I,1J0
DyyN,Rx.-Debt. sOOOO.00O dollars army 2o.500
men feet. 30 vessels with ll21 guns.
>AxoxY.-De5t, 435oo,Oc0 dollars army, @''"o
men. . ~, an,
TrRyry Debt, 4OOOo.0O0 dollars army, 30 ,OJ9
men fleet, 90 vessels. with so guns.
Cry OF URGH.-De5I, 3io0oo0J collars ;
army. 500 men. M, -
GRAND DUcHT or BAoEN.-Deoi, SS,JoJloo 'o'
lars army, 5000 men ..o
H,Novra.-Sc. 36suo dollars army. sl.ooo men
WrRrrxBuRG.-Debi, 2s,0oOeoo dollar army
1900 men. on
CRrrcr.-Debt. 25,OOO,OO0 dollars army e''VO
men fleet. "a vessels with i3l guns
GRAND DUcHY OF MEcKLENBURG-ocH"AA '"'
Debt. 10 GOO 900 dollars army, 400 men - -, j.,
GRAND DUoHY or TUsCAST.-Deos' lO',VVvy. AZ =.
lars arrsy, l2,oC9 men feet, 10 vessels WI" IL
gus.
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DEFININe HIS PosIrIoS. would seem

from the following, that the Liberty Party is
again without . candidate for the Presidency:
PFTsRsoRo. Saturday. Sept o. ISL
Mr.. DouoLtNS The newspapers have II that
accepted the nomination with which the NttlOAa!
Liberty Party Convention recently hOnored me. Il
Is entirely untrue that ! accepted IT,
Another newspaper ersr Is, that declined the
nomination, because 1t would embarraSs me IN my
use of means iuyari0uS benevolent schemes " The
report that gave ihis foolish reason Tor declining
the nomination PROBABLY grew out o! my remark that
| vaS wiling 90 use time and money for tle cause 3,
but Was moi wiling 10 nave my name used IL Al
dldate.
There are many newspaper mistakes respecting
me- Ny rule Is 20 let them pass. Bat the mistakes
IN the present instance thought II we'll to correct
GERRIT SMITH.
However, JOHN THOMAS, Of the Liberty Party
Central Committee, says, IN letter from Syr
acuse:
81 know how reluctant Mr. Smith Is to receive
nomination for or ~ axe Office nevertheless, when
he sees how the country IS Advancing toward MS
posl.Ion aud prnCIpleS-when he sees that II ony
remains firm and growing IN public esteem, while
ali other party combinations are breaking to piece,
around It and falling INTO disgrace and wAea ne
further that the negro hatiIg spirit OF the coui
try turns all eyes upon HIM as the most accept oe
and almost indispensable representative, We thlnk
he cannot hu feel u TO be his duty % sacrifice ms
pieiudlces ana obey the call OF his fcO w-ctizeis
Geint Smith IS the iieaven-gifted and Heayen-ap-
pointed agent iOt ol III 'ONitLib anu
his feOW-men
lion. Charles Durkoe, the candidate for the VICE
Presidency. Is cOLicSseily the most popular man 0i
ms own State and might say IN al the West
He accepted "a nomination 10 Congress from large
number of his constituents. and he now hold, "a,
place IN Congress by the spontaneous vote, oi 4
large majority of his Congressional district IN Go
rOus triumph over both the olItlcdi paIles HIS
virtues and his popularity IA that district lld them
both II his feet. No man IN the United States Is
more renowned Tor personal loveliness, industry,
courage, ability and worth.
expect the above ticket will have large sup
,,nrt JDHN THDMAs.
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TemaIe Nwindiers-A Gard.

To he Eoitors Of The y. y. T7bnRe
\ person calling herself Mrs. HaInes
has recently been processing to act my agent for
a serial work on Education, and has obtained sub
scriptions very extensively, taking payment m ad-
rance She is described fluent, selfpossessed
plausible, and indicating by her conversation good
deal of cultivation
Another person. in another quarter, learn, Is en-
gagged in a similar operation.
The Editors of newspapers may do service to their
natrons by warning them against such imposture,
have never employed agents for any such purpose.
except. in a few cases, my work on Domestic Econ
omy has been sold by them. Nor do expect M fo'
tire 70 employ agents except for that work. ana IN
that case money VIII be received Only on It's delivery
Respectfully, CATHARISE L. BEEcHER
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Passengers Sailed

IN steiner Constitution, from San Frgnosco Sept. l. TOR
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ton, c sm'ns, " Nye Hq6es, J. Sullivan, J.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
FIRHs.-On Saturday morning about let

fIRES.-On Saturday morning about ut
o'clock fire broke out IN the cigar store Of c. Alser.
No. 2J2 Delancy-st., which with the contents were
entirely destroyed. The building belonged 10 y.
Merritt, and was fully insured Damage $1,000.
At II O'Clock Friday night barge he svily 10 AIDED
with lime and cement took fire at the zoo, OF Perry
81 II Is supposed the FIRE originated from the slack
ing OF the lime, caused BY leak IN the SIDE OF the
vessel |; was extinguished before much damage
occurred A large number Of hands were engaged
up % early hour this morning IN discharslng her
and l. probable that the greater part OF her cargo
Will be saved.
Ara o'clock SATURDAY morning Ere WAS discovered
in the fruit.s,ore of Thomas Haley No. 2l2 Wash
irs,on.st The fremen were promptly On the ground,
and exiIn-uishet the DANES before ANY material
damage occurred.