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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17

THE GRAND SALOONS OF E. JACOBS,
II No 80 CAMP STREET,
Were opened to the pshie tbs M They contain the
valuable and extensive COLLECTION or PICTURES
Goos Ds~pg' Print Impression q the costly Engravng
Paran Mb aud Bronze ST TUETTES
Art, exhibited Ia the ou
Strangers and citizens particularly the Ladies' invited
sne-ree Of chargeh unad Southern Gallery
the Fine
tF Tbs DAGUERREoTYPE DEPARTMENT, in various In
in Europe, in this country.
PORTRAITS executed in the style known BY
philosophical fully the beautiful
Miniatures displaying the feke the
tbs, spectral peculiar Dsguoypes taken
ordin-r method
~ The stock Of MEDAtLoSs LocKETs RINGS BREAST
PINS Fine Gold embraces variety and Of the fashion,
fur shed at the prices.
II Al ORDERS Daguerr.ot Materials be accompanied
The Dry Sensitive, prepared by L. JACOBS for Operators
warranted retain its chemical properties for mor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17

The subscribers inform their friends and the public that they
the
STREETS
They have fitted the premises with ENTIRELY NEW FIX
TuREs throughout and the Of ts old
visiting city, their carefuy
Of HATCHES AND JEFELRY, SILVER AND PLATED HARE &,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS HYDE GOODRICH,
3md2p MspW6n O Cam landRn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
AND. JOHNSONS lNAuuO


Va sr indebted 10 Gov. Johnson or copy OF 'hs "e'
o,;,n document While may agree with some oi It's
n,noso,s we cordially commend the honesty Of he SELL
made man wholly the OF his character ana TIC
t ;,b which nature endowed him. has risen from ooscu.
, IN ,hs honorable position of Governor OF sovereign
S,ns Of the conlederacy The Nashville Union gives 'e o'
,ow;np synopss OF Governor Johnson's Inaugural
Gov Johnson believes IL the duty OF Inc Democratic
y a. ina urespn momentous crisis, to recur once more
r. s, -;n,;ns and confine the Government wlthn the
sn ndmarEs as laid down by Jefferson and Inc o'ntr
s,I t,nnders of The Democratic party he Insists upon
,c, construction of Federal Constitution ana uppeu
- tho States in NIL cases OF doubtful power, for an express
vront of such power if deemed compatible win "' po
He fayors well regulated aud Judicous SYSTEM ~ M
Innroveueots by the States, "ntendcd anu cacuaeu
10 give ali reasonable facilities 10 the Mec1a','a'
,sl and Commercial pursuits OF the country. , ,;,
2 On the important question Of the power VI t"e ~
,,u,e m GRANT The right VI way, through tue iea IS
indiyiduuIs 10 companies authorized 10 cos W ., -
,,,i imnroyements Gov. Johnson suggests tha al an
n,Iu do acme boundary should be fixed ov INC '"o.ca
,rihno,, or the people themselves and that such
when fixed should be the public Necessary anu ho " ~
assumption Of public convenience -, o,,, md rho
The education Of the great mass " 'o , ;n
ou,inn and remuneration of the aborer, are suoec's
,nsa,d Gov Johnsons attention anu eni,seu
the beat W shes of his heart In '',s pup ,;I,n
s.lo ur,cd TO- and enforced with eloquent aoih'y.
are ~ the snbect of the Public Domain, Gov JOHNSON
,oeves il should be consecraed to the hlgi anu oene
csnr nupose OF providing homes for inc feope. ln's pm
~ would augment the national happiness anu "I" -,
70 ~ neace and in time OF it would raise up Tue only
Lind If standing army which safely DC reiica upon
and trusted in q Republican Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
TUT Wc I<HYHTeT.
ANOTHER FIRE In ELuYANNA

Friday night last about IL O'clock every building upor
the little farm Of esteemed citizen, Ben amin bragg to
consumed by fire. No doubt is it's being
the work OF incendary and only surprised lha
another being turks in midst with principles i-nda
and malignant. But few months since the melancholy
spectacle Of murdered man. snoulderins 10 the ushes Vi
his homestead, presented 10 startled community
We then felt had The climax Of vlany and hoped
in the hiLcousness Of the picture, and warning
nigh. 60 through all lime But alas il The wo
of the incendary is YET finished aud nnoher home has
be added 10 The tackened catalogue Of his endsh depre
daiions We feel now, that the citizens OF good old
county in view OF the repeated ouagcs Of this character
should rise up 10 the dignity OF violated people and ns
tute means Of dragging to justice these incarnale
fends D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
MARRIED

MARRIED on Wednesday evening November End by the
Dr. yue Mr. NJ. WILDE Rlchnon 10 LIZZIE
wAUDY dest liter Of G. T. s. A. Waddy LOUISA
county.
MARRIED al wilmington Del. the 81 ns by the Right
Alfred Ice EDWARD IGGlNBOTlIAM NJ D. Of Tins city, 10
JULIA A., daughter OF Dr. James w. Thomson.
MARRIED in Washington D, c. the morning the LIST
by Pync. MARY D., daughter Col T. Cross,
u. 5. Army, j. L. RENO, Brcvet Captain u. S. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
LATEST NEWS BIZ THE TELEGRAPH
TeIegraphea Tor the Richmond Enquirer
ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS

ADDITIONAL. CALIFORNIA NEWS
New ORLEANS Nov. 7.-Ry the steamer Daniel Websts,
Gates from San francisco 10Th October have been r.
cei,ei &c
public dinner had been rendered 10 John Mitchell No
citizens OF San Francisco before his departure for New
York. MIR. Mitchell had accepted.
The Supreme Court Of California have made On
decision declaring valid all of land
with Mexican laws This decision will have the eIc, -,
ousling hundreds from lots which have been held BY
for years, and restore the lots 10 the original grsnors /,
is considered death blow squaters and will cause mill
II property 10 change hands by the operation of
the law.
This had caused the greatest excitement In
Islands.
The barqne Cyane, from Richmond arrived at San Fran
cisco the l2!h Oct.
The telegraph is in operation between San Jose and San
Francisco
Murders and outragca, TO aarmn, extent are occur
ring throughout the State
The old city Of San Francisco have retired
after having contested The election Of the officers
Governor Biglers majority In the Stale is 1900.
FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.-The news from
these Islands is highly important. Dr. Judd had been re-
moved from The office of Minister OF Finance and EIsh,
JaIlen late U. S Consul appointed In his place.
Decided steps have been taken towards annexius tho
Islands United States. The French and British Con
suIs have protested the King against such act, and the
American commissioners had replied in firm and dignifej
manner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

Of bro,bers in the great work Of putting Virginia on the
track of sound and active progress In the development OF
her resources the enlightenment OF The public mnc aud Inc
ranLing n, justly witt her sister States oil Inc
81 all our friends who in Richmond keep the nfe -
,bns,sm burning and with let them knds their ne'g"
bors ami their counties, that the future sha"
greater lriumphs Than the present. ~
We have taken SO deep an ineres, in The a'o II, onr
scenes and regard their results so impo''a"' of
space has been diverted to The subject 10 ~. a., ,r.v
political matter 1t is well to forget ''' and
81 vairans s,yssed in the noble emulation OF putting
bai IL hs fron rank Of prosperity With this view we de-
''' !" TUT If ,odays paper the closing scenes
'"e s'ea' ,doo Ex.presJent Tyles beautiful vale.
o,o,, 81, George Cookies admirable opening a"a
os addresses &C. The city now quiet a,'e' ,s 'aa
o"s excitement but people still warmly entertain
ihc''' I'll, im,,.asInps of the scenes In which they
a MINGLED with their brethren from other parts u inc
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

By gentlemen returning Onl hchmonc, we learn mat me
e,hhiiion lusl concluded in that CITY, was most nognlh
crnt n r They speak In the most enthusiastic terms OF
everything calm and uncxcable gentleman declared that
an an exhibition of Men, he had never seen 1t equhlied II
mad him proudcr than his State witness such
collection OF her sterling Among the Vust crowd Of
yeoen distinguished Citizens he saw no
disorder no Drunkenness no rowdysm. Fine as was the
dsn,y In o,hcr regarded this exhibition OF Viz
p!os jewels auding the best assurance o her pre-
sen, merit and her abiding fame.
Tho number anj quality Of the horses STOCK cattcI seep
poultry, &c, on exhibition gave very gratifying evidence
OF Tho advanced and advancing state OF Virginia
prominent officer the Maryland Agricultural Society,"
Admitted the exhibition equaed the ceeba
led exhibitions of his StaIc and said that Maryland
must make efo'ls to maintain her SUPREMACY Vrgl
mia will splei the lists in this nobo rivalry and she will De
NO rnp competitor. AT the first rirt-by single bound
an 1, she ha placed herself front rank. Shall
che when Inc s1sd AMI .h hs
surp ns,ed BY any Now that there 10 longer for
or those who hesaied will the
work Wu have links 10 lat OUT Than Maryland and
we feer the result, OF the contest
Too crowd In attendance on the Fair was Immense
Richmond inundated The hotels and private houses
wsre filled; and seep carpet bags In hand
nuIiousy seeking Accommodations. Our respected colcm
pot.ry Of the Winchester Yenan Informed us that he had
than MY room mates Another room WAS maaG 10 ac
comnodate upwards Of eighty alexandria Seminal.
Tho above represents no universal sentiment ia regard to
tho a,s triumphant exhibition Every seemed delighted
with the unfolding Of the rich which they scarce
IL dreamed Virginia possesses and every one mas gone
homo high sprs aud resolved keep the ball In notion
aud consolidate the victory 10 his speech on Friday
night Nj W. e. Rves said that neither 10 Europe nor To
,his country had ho exhibition tina, surpassed our
own Il certainly SUPERIOR in every respect to the Cat
.lo Show connected with tho american Institute" which
VIC saw 10 the city Of Now York few days since. We
iocs tha, good work succeeded goriousyand that
the enterprise has been placed upon solid and Fixed basis
BY the guarantee Of nearly $780, 600 capital vuginans will
now soc that they possess tho aud natural wealth
4. make great State and the proper energy when called
for 10 make of their advantages for the honor and
psospssy of their beloved Commonwealth But more than
this the communion Of large number OF the Sons and
daughters of Virginia, from all parts OF The Ssate-tsef
Sigh, proudly worth looking a-~ have the good cect Of
removing sectional sspees cemen!ng their affection Tor
every portion domain and appealing to the oy
tho poblest consdcraoas 70 stand together like band
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

We requested that persons having proxies 10
represent absent stockholders in the Virginia Central Rail
Road Company in the meeting 10 be held The 10Th nst
are requested leave them the office OF the Company
fore the day Of meeting
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

We are indebted 10 Messrs. Blair e. Burton corner
Cary and Seventeenth Streets for Some OF their excellent 10
bacco Of their new brand Of the planters Daughter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
DIED.

DIED, Washington city, a4 O'clock, p A., The Alb ioant
ne lingering illness the 29h Of her LOUISA
SMITH, wife oil Major J. R. Hagner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

CHOLERA AT YUCATAN.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 6-Aiyces from Campeachy s'ate
that The Cholera was raging terribly at Yucatan lhere
were 100 deaths daily 10 the IOWA OF hoYoa'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
RANK SIISpENSION-

BANK SUSPENSION.-FlRE
BUFFALO Nov 7-Patchins Bank has suspended nav
menrs-causing great excitement among holders of the
notes.
Green Bay, in Wisconsin has been nearly DESTROYED BY
fire Loss estimated al Sln0 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
LATER FROM TEXAS,

LATER FROM TEXAS.
New ORLEANS Nov 6.-Dates from Texas 10 the lst in
slant represent The epidemic su end, aad the health
GalReslon fully restored.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
AMERICAN IIoreL. Nov. 3. SO, I

-Iu-eI make III. rtpnratIoh !
ram. srJ my ONLY alternative demand satisfaction
Respectfully = our obe!irnt serTani.
Novamhs, 5,b lsil WM ]. PESDIETON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

LARGE PAYMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 5.-The November payments Of on
dry goods houses yesterday reached over three millions
dollars There have been no failures whatever among them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

NEW YORK, Nov THE steamer Crescent CITY with
havana na,es 10 the is November has arrived The cho
lerI and yellow fever has disappeared
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL
fAR. VIZ n. MASSEY OF Ialmu IS no" mere anu -; 81 mar
II suited his rc"ins Floyd House. opposite las '
tets. tie American Hotel. ,bor h,
Dr. Massey respectfully Of those Tor Sno n ii.
to ~ ihr
ami such AS ae aborns under Chronic disease s TO- mako
any rm,ninq hone OF relief WI"
The bst me OF the time he leaves home WIN e.ess
nj ~ Y i, nj npcrssty limited 10 but e" uays ,;, hi,
~ II, M,ssey untUses deIrera free Lectus e"caIy
D. 80; introduce and uelonsHate rars
d,rG,I th,u hitherto presenter " VI. > sa
Die no. ice will be rlven.
~--- NEW MUSIC. IN, brilliant
n II TAYLOR has Jus, tsGGrr. riun Aired Jas nc"
crforn,nr at MaIImc Sonass Concerts Alfred Iaell
File tu Regiment. sHtaisIa' ny do
Souyrairc OF Hungary 90
SJuvcnIre Of rrrcencio, DO
-. sweet Homo do
| -; ,"Isnc do
| La Source, W
| Belle. q Boston, caprice, 90
Fairy Polka, 90
| nian Pnlsa, 60
| Woodland Whs ers, 90
| La Danse des Fees, 20
| The Carnival o.! Venice, N. On
! Romance dedicated 10 GotlschaI' 81
| I'll, the last Rose Of Summer, do
rand cao by euidaG' tMus!t s,ore l6o Main Street
Nov. s-3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

r OF NE Enquirer.
At the meeting Of the Agricultural Society," which has us
closed its first great annual fair amid all the cnhusla en-
which prevailed among those in attendance when almost
every county Of our State pledged for large
ale permanent fund for the society, which should make
the institution both honorable and useful the State The
instance OF those o her who present. pledged
county for five hundred dollars sum very small
that It's contribution would not he felt by its citizens The
subscriber, Dr.. W. +. Gaines, Vim. c. Wckham VIM r.
H. Pollard, Dr. Jahn Temple T.. W. Dabney, Edward Nor.
lis Dr. Fleming P H. Price and any other gentleman who
will take the trouble will hold subscription papers, for those
who wish to contribute tho raising Of the aforesaid
Of $780, The ladies well The gentlemen may take
part in contributing At The last nights meeting of The
the next annual fair the county which should contribute
The funds OF the society the largest in proportion
to its population. II all of citizens, who able will
make themselves emenbers Of the society," and The other
citizens contribute what may be convenient for rhcm
assured tho name nf Hanover will be inscribed that ban.
ner which ia 10 float the annual fair nong of
the star spangled banner. CARTER BRAXrON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
MIR, JAMES Il. JONES;

IN The Bulletin ~ ~, bcf,:c which your
% up;" lin,!: unmccIiuliy must ask II
favor another, the Aforesaid card DO
Soy 5,b Is53 WI ]. PENDLETON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
RicuMf Nd. saturday malt. Nov 9Th. Isl


The above correspondence M Jones and myself toserr
the following him. dated IN June laSt ay be'n't
the pub Of ynicatne myself rom the base ara
charges thought proper ~ hhs against me ~
signed by imasi and rnhnei 10 'hs ~ VIZ
sTini!rH attempted 10 Sio!nde
Iues and his towards the Whole OF tins anA' h'
go mos. nm ungcntenahy have ony therefore,
10 c""''"s' y WIN. PENDLETOS
p Savrns failed keep copies of my 10 N5 Jones'
| can only give the substance W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08
EXPLOSION OF A POWDER MlLL-FIvE LIVES

BosToN, Nov 5-Bemss powder mills situated at Spen
GER blow yesterday, with fearful report, five
lives lost The of The killed Henry Avs
Richard Avis Robert Perkins. George Swallow. and John
Laughn. They all blown distance of fifty rods and
their bodies shockngy mu,ilated. wagon, with
horse attached, the mill, blown 10 atoms, but the
horse, strange 10 cay, escaped unIniured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

AMERICAN II0Tg.. Nov. ., SO,
IuS ocock.P VI.
SIR In aiswsro your demand lr Satisfaction, have I" say,
,haI when YOU .a aie repaGaoE 10 ne Tor the aht
10 me out Thousands oa will then give ia con
;i"r,r,nn " F.. JONES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

reports that 600 NrXcans marching on The town
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-Snles OF 1000 bbls. fou, a,
81 s.; Red wheat IS A. white SO | 55 Corn steady
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

rgD TWO OR THREE GOOD PRINTERS find
40 employment by applying to
KicItm Va 81 RlTCtlIES g. DUNNANANT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

sI4D TO THE VOTERS OF CAROLINE.-FEl.
a$o LOWClriZENS The biennial election OF Sher, under
will place, aware the 4h
Thurs. U May
Al Of frieGds, and in accordance vi
the take this method OF announcing
myself candidate Office soliciting your support,
Personal IT, years officially, known my business
CAPACITIES AMI habits familiar OF you; and, II II shall he
suffrage, shall
your confluence and repay your Kindness
Your uhcdicut w. X. B WYATT.
t.t rpDAIf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

BrcvSGiAN Co 10 JrSE Ia iSoj1.
Dear Penicton Your letter wed to-day ara @ m mo
ur. m Ellrs The II power t" m Ill he
nw Az 10 farming am doing cnarkaby WELL and VI" .s
rlea.eL 10 see you the Fish Pond No'Ins nv an,
on getting your letter lIowadSyl!e Is my
time. Your lrleGl,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

,SNOTIC E.-TIe members OF the Virginia Safe Agrcu
49, society the county OF Iunenbug. aud all others
County Court attend
inuo,t An, bJ IN enGn u the Society. Nov
f1-STATk: AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL,
40 POUGllkEEPSlE NEW YORK. Hemoved from Balison,
Spa Legaure) New System Instruction by Recua.
particulars. request (pus paid 10
Oc, Sim j. " FOWLER. President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
New ORLEANS Nov. The steamer Daniel Webster ar.
rived to-day with dates from San Francisco the 10Th
ulmo bringing passengers through The short space Of
81 days. She brings 200 passengers $50 600 in gold
brought by the Sierra Nevada fran San
cisco Panama.
The steamers Golden Gate and The Uncle Sam sailed from
San Francisco for Panama the day the Sierra
Nevada Tho Sierra Nevada brought down 10 Panama
81 200 700 in gold dust and the Golden Gate 81 $50 00O
There has been terrible FIRE at The city of Sonora des.
roying full oncthrd of The CITY, The loss is estimated at
million and hall
The Irish patriot John Mitchell Of whose escape from
Van Diemans Land have been received
San Francisco the l2h u He has been most r,husi.
asica received and welcomed freedom by all classes of
citizens.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

a. OTTO l.. Win cnisi1n at this cHy, having by false
Y "a Lute.
E.rrI
nv al opportunity Uicmource SAID pehGeun
swnhrr
4 L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

r-.esD HULLOWAI'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.
tjS' CURE DE BAD LEGS. AFTER FORTY. THREE
YEARS SUFFERING Extract Letter
Weymouth dated May -. .STu Professor Inoway-Sir In
hrnc! the
wonderful has ubtnc6
Pulls shc has endured DE rxrruria,ng
pains from which Icnoi cvcly remedy had been
tried iscd without ciIrr sic
lc your > AID Ointment which IN six weeks lave Restored
10 health and her legs thoroughly cuct nom
Ir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18
Obituary.

WILLIAM Brown, ST., Revolutionary soldier, died at
Eberton, Georgia. on the 23d ult., aged "a years.
Capt SAMUEL HAyscoM Jr, the well known ship bull
der Of Portsmouth, N. H. died at his late residence in
Elliott, Me-, the 18th inst Of consumption, aged
about forty eight years Mr.. Hanscom was builder of
the famous clipper ship Nightingale which recently
wager Of ST. 600 against the best ship the English
shore.
Hon MORGAN W. BROWN Judge Of the Nashville circuit
died at his residence in that city the Yth inst The
deceased for long time leading member Of his
profession and for several the judge OF the circuit
He held high position for his legal attainments and
moral worth and his death creates among his
numerous friends which will be long felt Judge Brown
leaves behind him wife and several children to
their irIeparable affctioD.
Professor WILLIAM +. HoRNER died in Philadelphia on
the 18th inst. DIR. Horner widely known Profess
Of Anatomy in the University of Pennsylvania,
well in connection with several other of public
he was enabled till within few weeks to fulfil The du
ties of his chair.
GEnRT MARcnIus soldier of the Revolution died re-
Gently in Lewis county N. Y, aged ninety three years
He in many of the severest battles and Fort
stanwix captured by the Indians taken to Quebec
there suffered all the horrors of protacted imprs
onment.
HOSEA MERRgL, q Revolutionary patriot, died in the
town of Pittsfed, Mass the Sd inst, aged ninety.
three years The deceased wbeB only sixteen years
age shouldered his musket and carried il manfully
through many hard fought battles and served his
try until the closed He Of the individuals
detailed to guard Major Andre after his capture and
conviction and performed the duty such the night
previous to his execution. He not only tried pa
trot but an energetic and esteemed citizen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ALBANY.-About IL
O'Clock, on Monday evening, fire was discovered in
the store No. Is State street occupied by ArShowe,
the Chinese tea merchant, F. g. Pebbles, hat store,
and Joseph Davis 4 Co, as paint store. The flames
extended into Davis Cos. paint store, doing con-
siderable damage, and completely destroying the
stock and fixtures in the tea store where the fire first
originated. The fire is supposed 10 have originated
near the stove, around which a number Of newly
pasted paper bags had been placed to dry. About
A. M. the flames again burst forth, and the remain
ing floors destroyed, the roof burned or and the
building pretty efectuay used up, so far as the in.
ternal arrangement was concerned. Judge Hin, u.
s. Commissioner saved most Of his law library and
papers. Il. S. Wiett saved his account books, which
were in an iron safe, but his law books and papers
wse badly injured by water and fire. Mr.. Pebbles
also occupied an upper room as hat finishing room.
His entire stock was lost Fully insured. The
agent of the tea company is insured for 81 600 in
the Mohawk Valley Company. The building, which
belongs TO the estate Of Mrs. Lewis was insured for
50 900 in the Albany Insurance Company. u has
been on FIRE three times within the year.-Albany
,gws, March 49,