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MIR JOHN NJ BoTTs ONCE MORE,

We give M uch of space Today extraordinary
ietcr of ha gentleman which placed in our hands yes.
stcday for publication. We have but very brief comeni
10 make upon itfor abounds in the grossest personalities
with which We have nothing do. Mr. Bolts is, however,
in great error the character Of John Van Burens
speech made in Faneu Hail. In that speech, read IT,
Che took no ground in conflict with The Baltimore Democratic
platform Indeed whatever may been his pas, course IN
III his speeches delivered since Frank Pierce nomination. IN
;has planted himself upon that platform and upon iahiucx
The fugitive slave las, which he described as necss
sary t. carry the compact of the constitution We defy
MIR Bolts produce any thing from Gen Scu: in the ieast
degree favorable law John Van Buren, has pub
5iiclv proclaimed.
In conclusion, express regret al being called
ION publish personal article Mr. Belts letter.
Eli will do him good land the Scott still less
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

Scr-H CARnLiSA.-lI Is said that II OF the Is member
OF rhe South Carolina legislature ust elected u Charles
ION, in Of giving the election of Presidential Eec
tors 10 the people.
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/ II is somewhat amusing 10 hear s whipper Sharpe,
;roi;icans damn Webster for no. coming out We
ssinnc YOUTH yesterday pronounce Daniel Webster
I'D fu' We could help mildly replying that we re-
Iearded Mr. Webster IA of considerable Intellect"
In Y
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MISCELLANEO

REVENGE AND DEATH.-A bloody tragedy was
enacted few days ago in the streets of Milwaukee. A
young named John NJ w Lace shot dead by Miss
Ann Wheeler. The Free Press that Mr. Luce had
seduced Miss Wheeler miner-doub,less under
press or implied promise of mariage-and had refused
make the only reparation in his power by marrying her,
He had also bazoned her shame 10 his bosom companions
Driven desperation purchased doubebarreed pistol
and dirk Lace asked him he intended marry her
was answered mo- with OATH when she presented the pis
the back of his head and red and the seducer
corpse. The avenger of her wrongs stood by calmly
until an officer who near, up She surrendered
the pistol and dirk avowed und gorifed in what she had
done and walked with the officer JAIL In giving up th
dirk she remarked ut isa gond one, and Intended
make work of it, Evidences of her intention
nit suicide Free Press says have also been discovered
Miss Wheeler from Cleveland and her relatives resided
there. The Free Press thus comments
"Ths is dreadful business But, our honor man,
and faith Christian feel bound say, that the
wrong did her far exceeded The wrong which she has don
him. As long society refuses protect the rights anct
vindcate the wrongs of woman she must be expected III
name, who wou not Infinitely prefer TO have his daughe
sister shot down in the than 5ecome the victim oil
the heartless seducer."
DEMOCRATIC Mass MEETISo-This meeting
yesterday Poplar Lawn and largely attended Thief
day most auspcious and the shone out brilliantly
The arrangements all admirably carried by thief
Committee whom had been entrusted these Important
duties and nothing occurred disturb the pleasures
occasion Many ladies attendluce ami cheered bB
their presence the assembly Bakers Braes Band whicho
had beeu employed also there and udd-d The strains
music 10 other attractions.
The Hon. Richard kidder Meade presided assisted by the
following Vice Presidents Hon F. E. Rves Capt. d. H.
Branch, Thos Wallace, Dr. Jos. E. Coz Daniel Dodson
Francis Major J. Richard LeweIlea, a. D. Banks Capt.
McRae, Robt Leslie
About IL o'clock, the Hon. r. X. Meade who had beer
previously selected President and addressed the
semby some length in regard TO the interests pros
pects of the party Mr. Meadcs remarks well received
He concluded by introducing to The assembly the Hon no
s. Caskie from the Sixth Congressional District Of Vrg
MIA. Mr. Caskie and addressed the meeting at some
length Mr. Cs speech has been highly spoken OF
Of great power and .loquencc Whether The BENCH
the bar, from The Judge is alike emincnt
hs opinions and speeches always bearing the Impress Of
great mind.
After Judge Caskie concluded the meeting adjourned fo
dinner. In the afternoon Mr. Timothy Rives occupied The
attention OF The meeting delivering speech which,
dersand gave great satisfaction.
We learn that the Hon. John Y. Mason, James Lyons,
ESQ., and other distinguished members Of The Democratic
party expected address the ling during Today and
to.night-t Saturdays Petersburg Express.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

THE MAYOR Lambcr, has returned 10 the city
liter brief suIuurn Rockbridsc Alum Springs Tor he
In and resumed his accustomed duties yesterday is
lncath has been somewhat improved by the Trip nevertheless
sill, very feeble it is evident that his stem IS very
much debtated.-[ Dispatch
During the absence Gen Lambert aldermen Giazebrooh
and Evans have excessively discharged the duties OF Mayo
with promplness fidelity and energy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

To our great surprise ard PAIN the telegraph yesterday
afternoon announced The alarming illness and probable de
mise If The great statesman OF Massachusetts oh Tues
day evening special messenger lett Marsiiied Tor Boston
the norma lion that Mr. Webster was much bette
and we hal hoped that his health was restored we ye
nope that tic telegraph was in error.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

SIMPLE ARITHNETIC-We wish TO usk The Scori
men, NV are 80 rapidly anxious 10 get letter from NJ
i"f,: cpudInDg The action Of his fricnds ,rhether IL
lrcnd tp Scots chances II Tie ebs'er men should
rte jo Piryc,? /! . dollars in his urkr il
makes dou,s difference whether loses nt gains one
DO you take, good srs7'-[ y. Y. Mirror, Wig.
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AsTHosY c. CAzESovE old and respectable citizen Of
Georgetown D. c., died Saturday last. He was native
in operation the fst -four mill Of the Alegha
xes
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THE METHODIST CHURCH CASE.

ClScISSAT Oct 20-ln the Methodist Church case,
aecting Cincinnati Book Concern, Judge Lcav of tn
T. s. Court to-day decided adverse TO the claim OF III
Church South. An appeal will be taken.
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~ entrance 10 a quarrel; bu, bc!oe 10.
n.a: il, hat the oppuser may beware ui the
'rurs.i,y rinhr O,r lo,h 1870

JNU. Vt. BUTTS.
TUESDAY night, Oct. l9h, 1882.
n HlEis arliclo would have appeared sooner, but io
absence from hGiGr. returned Sunday GI.!ag.
awaited my sell Of the earliest give il atcD
ii, n political engagement in III. county ul FagGuic
v a2rn call from home FOR day two but shall b
back by the middle 0. week, ea:ier if possible"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

SEIZURE OF A VESSEL AT NEW loRk-On
wedu, stav The u s. Marshal in New York took possession
# The bark Jasper" for nfracon OF The laws oil The
States she being in that port under American coios, and
with an American register in the name OF Samuel ) onEs
snonosed 10 be owned by Jose Mora, OF Havana Cuba
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

A GAIN OF EIGHT CONGRESSMEN.-At tho n
cent elections the Democratic party gained elgh meeer
of Congress- viz in Pennsylvania three IN ohoi |"
in Indiana and one Florida. Tremendous enthusiasm
Of Scott
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MARI lied.

MAaEIGn on THURSDAY e"sa!. by he Rev -
loses OF the Epscop.! Chulr, ir GEORGE '" GANi y W"
FRANCES ANN dauel;.r OF via. b Alrsrc-G 9" th!s cry
MARRIED, 0n Tnurs!ay evening. 2s INST. bI he' VI.
yat, Mr. CIAS r RiDv Miss CORpEL!A, .41.a.s!.' -
IIT Esv IA: ;nl -CI.y
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y Hanover Circuit CoUf: AnIt en- i-5t -I hatt "
non r pri',.m ,arrI rif..
: against 80"
i john ID Andrews ps'. 4,,. n:
The object Of dis i. OF tic IT,,
CO tain S av Ca'cs a'-cafi " hf - II.
ldant planTs' 80" The size @,i": "a Il ~
sias tsrn acan-, the dC-rdan %, ao1 au M
,rins by al Affidavit day G!ct Tia IN" Gti'ah.
Of this CONFERENCE.-The: ;e ro;lo. OF we
Is ordered appeal here on Tie it 80 ~
tober Term nexr do what necessary 20 H"t me- b1
,hs suif and that COPY this order b- eei !" me 20
Fonrrsr Tor four .uccess,vs and that anoher c't o
q. The cuur: doc: Of this eoGuy co o c.
s Oc.. i-0wiT Wa " "i-'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

MIR. John Minor Bolts addressed meeting Of the Wings
at Constitution Hall Friday night and in The course OF
bis remarks attempted 10 cypher General SCOTS cleo.
tion He had very large slate before him. and though his
pencil OF the double dotted order he TO, make on,
his sum, and prove il according 10 The rules Land dow by
Nathan Daboll aud .olhere.
Mr. Bolts. could find in the late elections, in peuusy
'f they critically examined" His criticisms howev
did satisfy the wings that they not de-
feaed that General Scott determined to hold
cluded,
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From The Boston Pos;.l

WING OFFICE HOLDERS IN MASSACHUS ETTS
FOLLOWING THEIR GREAT LEADER
An extensive hsndb stuck UP last week In The office OF
Collector Greeeys ktchen cabinet" in the custom house
place where the Scotttes do the politics of this
Slae-announced that CHARLES HUpsoN navnl officer nj
this port with ssary of 5000 year and picngs, woud
address MS Wing friends Al Lexington.
This jealous Scott Wing official has also recently
spoken Lincoln and Fchburg and II s SAID alluded in
coniemptuous TO the character of Gen. Pierce.
Now what pretty figure this disineresd patriot must
cut standing before the farmers and mechanics of Massa
chusetts telling what is their interest and duty when
the language OF this starar beggar simply this,
NOW do vote for Scult-do will he least trery
fpe thousand dollars 10 my pocket II Scott is only elected
Look al brief history of this saaried Scott patriot,
whose party, in times past, have made much camol
about Office holders interfering in elections.
Acountry parson $500 yesr-hardly satised-looks
about with the idea Of doing good thinks preaching
politics would pay better than preaching regon-ges cleo
ted TO the legislature &c.eoes congr,ss-wes
letter against the nomination of General Taylor didn,
prevent The nomination changed his tuue-wes another
letter strongly In Tpylus farorfnds il easier sailing arh
the defeated for congress by Charles Allen
could forgive Chaes-got cunsoed BY his old friend the
general with his present fol utcea nice place for lame
ducks-where the duty consists in signing his few
times each cay leaving him the Of the time mGnas.
railroads, TAX politics. scbhe for the Scot; papers
He had better speak early Tor berth in Scols hospital
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ANOTHER--A democratic meeting in NorTak, Ct
(says the New Haven Regis;cr twas addressed, among
uther gentlemen by Mr. Sas Camp Qhe great stove and
Iron denIe) who showed up the whg tariff ulaces IN
:mosl elective The practical experience oil one
such man. worth the foush theories uf dozen Gfeecys
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switch he has watched with So much zeal and fidelity
HOME, Oct. Eth, 1852.
FL NJ. GARLAND Jr
Dean Sal an called up the line OF the Railroad and
:Sia be absent Ur days. Not having lime 10 write
communication Coz the paper have request you will
;announce under your editorial head - III. Stockholders
THE Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Cumpany that shall
from their service the Gen.u! Annual Meet
Ing. Yours, respectfully, o. G. CLAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

GENERAL SCOTT AND TIE AMERICAN ARMY.
~ on cannot 1ee more panied the travelling peformsn
Ices of General Scott said The braves, soldiers of the
asst with England, now distinguished officer CT ,he
army than do all The gallant in The service We feel
Inundated through him and deploe his eectinneer:nz
Exhibitions almost much shor deploe his cleo
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HIIMRIIG EXPLODED.

The Scott press and Gen. Scott himself, have reiterated
the assertion that the "ptogss OF the Wing Pesiden'a'
cantdae entirely public business and had no con-
Injection with politics. Even this disguise is now thrown away
or only did Gen Scot, himself telegraph that he would
Joe in Baltimore bu joined with the Wings Of Baltimore In
cheering The office of Wing pnpe We doubt not mat ths
undgnicd art will so the gallant Democracy o inc
Monumental city, that they will give roung Pierce ma
ority tic 81 November Thc Baltimore PATROL '"al
,of Thursday afternoon, has the following:
Gen s. was then placed in carriage which has hecn
prerarcd Mayor and The members o inc wing
Commce proceeded up Baltimore street. and thence 70
Banums Hotel. a. the immense crowd passed hlone ty
schcers When they arrived opposite our olcr three cGos
were PROMISED "fr the PATRIOT which were given win
sneay good will and in 'rhteh me General o'nea oy nae
his hat As they passed cfce three cheers
.notsp, ,tt.n
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The Richmond (Va.) Republican list of the
;na.nes OF the German Wing Vigilance Committee ap.
pointed by he German Democratic Wig Club. They
lQ5 in numbers: pretty good evidence that the German
population of Virginia is awake to its interests.
NashriNe Banner
The list above referred to- considerably swollen by
1.-THE addition of many Germans, who firm Democrats,
aud will for Pierce and King. Az showing the true
feeling he Wing party towards adopted citizens and
an,v It'll: latter hare FOR cnacscng with the
Wigs, Gule the following incident OF the late lndana
ELECTION from the indianapolis Sentinel
MEAN REVENGE.-On last night, some Wing rowdes
threw store the window Of the family Grocery Store
,of Messrs yolmer & vonneea on Washington street, in
this city, breaking several panes Of gassshouns al the
same time 'Hurrah for Scott and down with The Duch
These Wing gentry had better look they known and
VIII be marked. If eemen exercise The right of suf
3age without being insuted and mob5ed it is time tina law
shouo interfere II not there is law Of self preservation
(which Is above statutes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

SIGN--The Hon. F. J. LitIelhn, the ~hig candidate
so Governor Michigan three ago. in opposition 10
John s. Barry Is on, favor of PERcE and KING He is
Gable and in earnest and is doing good service
flor the democracy
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"a o -
M T. II

Dlgp Friiay. Ocg4er She AN ?eas Q, re-
!Nrs SARAH A. MORRIS, coisort .! Ath: j. Moh' q i'
lcnuLtt .,.,,
,rp ia Alexan3Gir the ocober. rHINEAs JANh
In ti-. 5th OF his
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sNa;ive American
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-25
0bc DaiIp nireinian.
MILLRADFILMoRE's FAME.

The New Orleans Bulletin. noticing an as
sertion that ain few weeks we shall hear no
more OF Fillmore" says:
when Fillmore is fotgotten by the Amer.
con people we shnl have fallen upon evil
times But he will never be forgotten by the
brave. the patriotic, the true. The foundations
Of his fame are laid in honor, patriotism, and
truth, and can never be shaken. As long as
purity Of purpose, self sacrificing devotion TO
country, the Union, The whole Union, and
nothing bu the Union, enlarged and prudent
stalcsmanship. an absorbing desire to vindi-
cate he honor and interest of the countryIn oil
intercourse with foreign nations, segacious and
r-sceing recommendations 10 Congress in re-
gard 10 internal policy, the expression ofan in
flexible determination TO maintain the compro-
mise Of the Constitution and execute the laws
under the same. a fervid anxiety to unite all
sections in bonds Of fraternal affection, and TO
draw closer the ties which bind MS togelner-tes
ccmentcd by and bnptlsed in the blood Of our
revolutionary ancestors-so long " say, as
such deeds have an abiding place in the hearts
of the freemen of this glorious land, the name Of
Millard Fillmore will be held in aHectonatc,
undylng remembrance"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
uEADLEY,s NEW WORK-JUsT

IL PUBLlSHED.-fires Of Uinheid Scott and An
drcto Iockson By j T. Headiey roll i2mo., 'cih Por-
traas. Uniform ruth Nopoieon and his Narshois 81
Scott and Jackson here placed together the two
military who have made the deepest impressions
their country since the time of Washington. They both
achieved brunt reputation in the war of 1912 and 10y
the battles of Chippewa, Niagara, New Orleans, etc.
gave their country reputation nj home and abroad and
though differing widely in some chalacerslics they were
very similar in others The author has not only sketch
ed the biography of each but has given faithful and
graphic description of the brilliant battles in which they
were engaged The biography of Winfield Scott, which
constitutes the grener pnrt of the volume is full and nu
thcnc, the materials for it having been derived from
public documents und from many officers who had served
under Scott. II presents 10 the render nlso, pnno-
ramie view of the brilliant campaign of Mexico, en-
brncng thcstorming aud cnpitnlaon of Vern Cruz In"
bnttles of Cerro Gardo, Chnrubuseo Contrems, Mono
del Rcy Chnpultepec storming of Mexico, Triumphal
Entry, with description o the scenery, pcr.onn Incl
dents, The nuthot has full snstuiacd the reputation
acquired by Napoleon nnd his Mnrslnls," nnd othc,
works, of which 900 900 volumes have been sold.
NB-1his work will he forwarded. by mail, (pro-
pnid) 10 the nddressof my purity sending The price
nrxcd.
CHARLES SCRlBNER,
36 Pork Ror, and a NaSsaa STREET, y. !.
spt.to o0-d1 m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-25

THE GALLANT HERo WHO SAVED U.s.
While Mr.. Chandler the Wing candidate for
Governor. was speaking the other day at Kali
amozoo. Michigan, Of the noble conduct ofGen.
Scott in saving the lives Of twenty Irish pris-
oncrs he was suddenly interrupted with lam
one Qt'fhesc same men, and propose three cheers
for the galiant hero aOho sared usP Three
cheers were accordingly given for old Chippe-
wa and three more for the gallant old fellow
who fought under him. Mr.. Chandler had
living evidence of bis statement. The Irshman
had proof Of what be represents himself to
hr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-25

TKas the Duheof Wellington erer acounded?
In "Rush's Residenceat the Court of London"
the following anecdotc is recorded: Until this
occasion VAS under the impression that the
Duke of Wellington never was wounded; but Sir
George Walker said that not long after the
storming of Badajos. he was struck by a ran
dom musket ball in the side in an affair with the
French on the borders of France. 1t was
merely slight wound and was dressed on the
spot. The Duke, on receiving 1t, exclaimed
"Hit at last ;" and seemed much pleased.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-25
LEXINGTON q Through

A. kENENGEON AZ bElTOUsI1 ID
JA..llIsss--s-.4ks13 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
sassfAzss.a@es our Maa PACKET Boats, by ScoftsrWc
and LyncdJrg.-On and after the 10Th our Boats vii
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, II, the usu"
hour P. NJ. and arrive in Lynchburg in "a hours and
in Buchanan in az hours
Returning leave Buchanan at Z a. NJ, every day.
EXCEPT Sunday and arrive in Lynchburg at G4 P. M
Leave Lynchburg at 8 P. and arrive in Richmond in
b hours time with the Norfolk boats lcov
ing ut 81 A. NJ. and the Southern and Northern Rh
Road cars leaving at 4. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
Of Stages at North River Returning, leave Lexington
every day except Sundays and arrive in Richmond i"
"A hours. - -
Passengers for Farmville fare So; Buckingham II,
fare So %; Charlottesve fare 81 and Staurton fire
a. will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wedncsd"ys,nnd
Fridays Boats ,
Below seecard of time of arrival at intermediate dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-25

A number of the merchants of New Orleans
have united in the publication Of q card giving
notice that all sugars sold by them, or through
their brokers, will be tared at the customary
rate of ten PR cent, unless otherwise specified
before The sale.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-25
LAW CIRCULAR.
WOEsTHENGTGN q. SNETHEN,
WASHING y C.,

WASHING ON, II I"
FONTfNUES to practice Law exclusively in the Su-
y prrme court aud 10 attend to cases before Con-
gle~s;
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts agoinst the
Departments. Bureaus, and Boards of Commissioners;
10 procure Patent, for Inventions, at nome an" it.
broad, aud To obtoin Pensions and Bounty lands;
To collect Debts, Dividends, Lcgacies, and lnheri-
any part OF the United States and in Foreign
Countries;
To make Investments Of funds in Loans and Stocks
und Bond sn3 Mortgage and to negotiate th" pur-
chase aid sale Of Loans Land aud Patnt-rghts in any
State of the Union. aug 9.-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-25

T, Butler King, it is row said was not re-
moved but has resigned his post of Collector
at San Francisco. The vacancy thus made
has been filled by the appointment of Beverly
c. Sanders as his successor II is said ihat
the reasons which led TO this action on the
part of Mr.. King were that difference ofopin-
ION had arisen between him and tho govern
mont relative 10 the amount of duties which
ought legally TO be imposed on imported goods
arriving at San Francisco, and that his decis-
ions as collector ofthe port, had given offence
to The French and British importers, but par
ticulary the former and did not meet the ap-
probation Of our government If this is u rea.
son, it is propably but one, of others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-25

ILLNESS OF BIsHoP DoANE.-lt Is stated
that bishop Doane, of New Jersey was taken
suddenly and seriously Ill In church, durrg
service at New Brunswick, N. j.. on Monday
morning. He was Immediately removed to the
house of Mr.. Harris near by, where be lies IN
very precsrious eituatlon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-25

A MoDEI IRoN BUuDING-A large ware
house, to be built entirely Of iron, has been
commenced in Beekmnn street, adjoining the
church for latham & Bros leadpipe manu-
fncrurers. 1t will be SO by 1873 feet. The
only con- mbnslible material used in its construc-
ton will be the floor-lirnbers of the first and
second stories, which will he of cd, in con-
sequence Of delay in procuring iron ones
Those used, however, will be filled in between
v ith plaster of Paris The building is very
handsomely designed, by French & Snooks,
architects. Though fire should break out in
any poruon of il, the destruction of the whole
building hy that element. would be impossi-
Bile -.j0urnohof Cbmmerre.