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FROM NASSAU.
FROM The n. o. Piearuue. I'm.


BY the arrival Of the schooner Time of the two YES
sells chartered Nassau New Providence bring 10 this
port the passengers from the ship William and Mary. ws
have dates from that place 20 the 2sth ult
Tbc Royal GG:sne Gays;
We learn that SLAYER has been captured lately near
Key Sal, by OF II. Ms ships
a Spanish SLAYER has very recently succeeded In land
ing a cargo Of six hundred slaves near Matauzss
report had reached Kingston that a steamer had ar
rived at Havana. having board three gentleman Who
have been appointed by the British Government As Com
mssioners To inquire into the state Of Jamaica"
Tie weather At magua, Crooked Island &c. continued
to be favor 10 the salt rkes and " hold cut Que pros
poets for them.
The House Of Assembly AZ Nassau has been prorogusd
by the Governor to the Goth inst The two branches DIFF
tered the Appropriation bill One OF their differences
the Upper Houses objection to the grant Of the Lower
for the of the $500 of duties collected by
the Receiver General and Treasurer the goods taken
of the American ship Polar Star. bound for New Or
leans, while shore on the liosele Shoa, by saniry
wreckng vessels and brought into port which goods
given the wTeckers remuneration In saving the ship
ard cargo The duties collected under the act for
leyyng duties wrecked and stranded goods and not as
goods directly imported
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BUENOs AYRES.
A Naval Engazement-CspEure Of Tive Buenes AyrcSa
vr~-eis-FIiEht Of the Admiral-Less OF Life-Bar-
barity Of the Outsiders.


Prom The Boston Traveller. Of June Is
Wehave c0nversed Nth the Captain Of the brig Apollo,
which arrived Tuesday from Blenos Ayrcs Who has
been gsged in the trade Of the River Plate for twenty
wears just before he len he obtained account of q
nsvsl engagement which fought Just outside the hsr-
bor Of Ruenos April 18th bet ~een thu feet OF Bas
nos Ayr,s consisting Of half dozen sailing vessels
snd TIA; Of UrquizA consisting Of several steamers.
TIE fsht lasted one two hours with doubtful results.
houeh the vessels OF Uqazs had the advantage through
their stesmng powers until the BnsnOs Ayrean Admiral
who seized with a panic in consequence OF receiving
wound in the leg, Jumped INTO boat and went on board
OF his vessels not much exposed 70 the tire Of the
enemy, leaving his own vessel to it, tste.
After several Of the officers board that vessel had
been wounded and eight ten Of her killed she
suTrendersd Among the prisoners taken on hoard the
vessel was Sgnor Czsres OF eminent spanish house
in But Ayres and well known in this city, he having
often been here on business Fears eosrsined for ms
hie. from the savage ierocty Of Of his capt0rs
Another OF the Buenos Ayrean vessels. which touched
the ground obliged 20 surrender and the remainder
Of the feet sailed back % the city under the lead OF their
courageous commander who received by the ctzers
grouped the shore. with loud anathemss
The Captain Of the Apollo also that while present
in the camp ct the outsiders he wounded Baenos
Ayrean Colonel brought iD aud that ia his presence he
INN edatey decapated The strength OF focs@ of
lrgWsa estimated at $4,000 Probably three
regiments OF European Yankee troops would capture
the cty in few hours in many places dsGencss are
only hogshesds filed with gravel
An American gentleman, who few months since wrote
home that peace would be proclaimed the 25h OF March
writes that he has been edited of late by the music OF
cannon balls and has been obliged % change his qarer
the authorities having seized and fortified bis house TO re
pei the attacks OF the besiegers.
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must feel a. NJ VI apparently felt he thought con-
scientious vote sheuld 6e given.
Mr. sHAWtook the floor, and proceededto sPeSk manly
% o.. resolution o. impeachment IIe saw NJ g'oi Q
come from the inear hmeui He called to order and
proceeded He aid Mr. Mather, in the deli ate g.ii"'
OF an ofhcer with biz repu mon AZ sax" came 70 Hh nor
advice. And b. had ADVISED nn ~ cemand h-tfa< ~
fore tie constitutional tbGnal Nhai els ud ~ q,
mn npeachsd becomes a'i@n ~ hi' own land IL
h'r.Lt tie whole course Of an imp -afAmelr ,lt ~
ola honsrcha Government Only ore casehSd occurred
in The United States a impeachment He thought
rtmrsnt Of despotisn HI M Maherl probably c1n
sdered bis crime to consist in being Hunkerl ne
thought the scales might He va, declared ou' oil
orr q, and Acknowledged hinsefsO.
The SPEAKER directed him To- be seated.
Dir SHAW seated himself and Immediately arose ana
proceedeo remGking This i All you see thee iorm'
amount to- H. hoped the House would Mt take from
TIE accused tbs privilege Of being heard bat TIA;
he COMMUNICATION would be allowed TO - upon the
Mr. HASTINGS regarded the question MISUNDERSTOOD.
lie urged tia; the uhectmore momentous Than had ever
before Interested the ouse-bs kept from party bias he
hso ADVISED nearly the sane thing - the gentleman rom
NtWlcrk. Mr. SHAW but the paper was no. such a. he
could justify. Whist he objected 20 WAS thNt reflections
were made upon the House the action OF the House and oi
the Committee. and the gentleman from Allegheny VI.
Chamlhnl M G had discharged his duty Ia Obedience
20 ihe Instructions Of the House fesre-sy and flihfy,
arc he thought was doing tie gentleman great niustce
tn ne House 70 receive communication rejecting upon
aid attacking him for discharge Of duty.
Dir BURROUGHS remarked that he had offer
Cd motion 10 employ a lie porter because he desired
to preserve record everything ta4 occureh,re every
thing that was said done. lie thought the ,ubec
important one worthy Of terat on, irrespective OF
party. He should act though hs wouli MT now ex-
press himself upon the justice Of the charge II gen
uemen censd, the communication in utng lef them
make that Of their charges for Impeachment lie de-
sred 10 avoid taking any vote that would nhuen
bs upon the question, anG also % preserve everything
record 30 effect this he moved % lay the motion 20 return
The communication, upon the table. Lost, IS to 81.
Mr. HOLIEI nothing ia the commune GuO1 that
required thi. treatment Gentlemen obected 90 his m
king any communication Who h. asked is the gentle
makngit. He is public officer holding his place by A
vote OF large number Of the people of the state, aud
charged with greyO offences. lie submitted whistler il
was not proper f,r him 10 make such communication
and whether II was not respectful throughout lie hoped
the motion would not prcyai
The motion 10 return the communication lost, ayes
IT, nays -.
Dir LOOMS then took the floor and proceeded to dis
cuss the main question He urged the Justice Of the u.
ton aud noticed the defense that has been made which be
deemed IL sufficient. Recess to =. VI.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE-Iast night at II O'Clock fire broke out in the
sarsaparla and ale mandatory Of j. & A. Dearborn in
Powers ST. Dean, and the building which Of brick
and two stories high entirely consumed together with
the contents consisting hundred barrel. Of soda
and several Thousand bottles The loss is
81 O0O upon which there insurance the present
propnet0rs having but recently purchased the lbsh
meLt The fire originated in consequence Of lighted
in tapped ard with which the flames communicated and
spread sorspdy that the wOrkmen had barely time 10 es
cape
AUDAcIoUs BURGLARY lat night al about o'clocks
while the family sitting in the parlor ths house of
hr s. Pope, No 10 Sand-st, entered through the
second story rear window, and robbed Of gold watch
diamond rings ADD numbers Of other articles valued a. the
Aggregate Al goo The thief escaped
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$4,000 The bin xgSsnst Charles v fors. ~ ASS
" hfcra the fsof 70 i:se M Ia o; Pear esSaS rss
slso ignored. - =, -. a,
,s' Az o'clock, hO~cver, we were visited by
b ss, storm Of thunder lightning nd rsn rhch con-
unses = -. sor the time are r-h, va 81 dust VS.
ssa was spsh nssaed in tbs vaniy se ess ss
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THE CROPS AND THE WEATHER.

We have good reports from ali parts Of the county in
reference crops and promised better East
Of Us We hear that the y work the wheat bat do
not learn the extent Of injury by this insect The ground
getting dry, and crops already show symptoms
Of drowth lConneaut lOj Reporter, June IL.
Tie farmers in this region complaining that the pros
pecis for wheat which apparently good few weeks
ago are now blasted. The wheat is all chess On olf
ground and is not 50 good Oh the as usual
large surface has been planted this Spring IN com and
at present promises exceedingly well Oats asO look dne
fWsaW I'M Express
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Marin. Di.asrers-Lo.. Of Life.


The whaling ship Benjamin Rush, which sailed for
cruiEe ON the 18th Oct 1884, returned 10 Warren last
evening having lost Captain Munro and three Of the
tone Of them named William Bets, OF New York. by
lopgeo 20 Bristol
~ ine snip sAs Wright Of Nev.York, from MstanEas for
trieste put isio Newport this morning tor men
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Jc1erso. Ind, CITY Be,d..

LOUISVILLE, TEnrsdsy. June IS fl5l
remonstrance 10 the City Council II Jef-rsonvle
Indiana signed by all the leading men, has been presented
against the sale Of Bonds lately offered in NewYork oy
&, Ssxifz
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Massacre Of a sarveyins party by Indians.

~ -. = BALTIMORE, Trday June II
NewOrears papers Of Saturday last have been received
insy contain Galveston dates the 7th inst Information
nne oesn received OF The massacre Of Benjamin Hubers
one man having escaped --'T N''
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The ProviGenee Datly TribaAe is neat aud spirited
Journal Independent Of parties, but devoted Tempe
and the Maine Law. Clement Webster and b. Col
by Editors Success 10 them
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From MAMMALIAN

WASHINGTON, kniay, June L. 1855
Is confidently asserted this afternoon tbs; Hon Robr
Walker has accepted the appointment, OF Commssoser
to China
Unusus sickness prevails At Alexandria including a.
reported several decided eases OF AsiAtc Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

TIE MARyELs o. TAEIE MoyISG At ROsI-Tabie nov
ing all the rage in Rome from the Vatican and
Qana 10 the cafe and oserA the mystic circle 81 haods
is formed gith universal success The Pope himself has
seen and verified the fact and Cardinal AntOne had the
experiment; performed his palace with such power thai
an e was struck the ground by the force VI the sccl
muated electric hgd The Jesuts have decided that tho
influence actually exists bat they have hitherto offered 40
solution Of is mOdus operandl
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The Portoo is The name Of a anal paper started at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
neeting of the Newly ork state Temperance Society,"
ROCHESTER, Inne

The New York State Temperance Society organized in
st. Johns Methods; Church yesterday morning at
o'clock Hon Herman Camp in the Chair A motion was
made by Rev DIR Luckey for the appointment of Com.
mitee five Credentials substitute was offered that
all friends of Temperance be admitted the floor of the
Convention.
long discussion followed and several resolutions we're
offered The resolutions introduced the question whether
should be admitted, but the Society showed by
adopting DR. Luckeys notion that they intended to avert
this subject entirely The Committee was appointed ia ae
cordsnce with that motion.
The annual report OF the Executive Committee was then
read 10y the Corresponding Secretary 1t was very long
and ably written reviewing the operations Of the Society
and making strong argument for the Msine Law
In the afternoon the Business Committee, VIM II Bur.
leigh Chairman reported resolutions altered from Mr.
DelevAn's and the nominations for officers.
Several speeches made the speakers skechng the
progress OF Temperance in their respective localities
The Report of the Treasurer read showing the re
oeps Of the year have been 375 90 Disbursements
s3,ss2 96-leaving the Society sil7 IS in debt
The iollowing Officers elected;
I,esidsat- EDWARD c. DELAvAN
. c fresdetfhon BRADFORD r. Ncon Of Albany; Df. joan
MSth or oued LAhAS HOsENs, OF Caynsa; Gen J. j. KNOX
o. pneeai X hAvtNs, OF NewAork.
he~rNs G." s'iieRey nr Mandeyie; Hon. Reuben A. Wal
Richardson; kdgN \. Day. " $500 ~
The Secretary and treasurer are aDpo tad nv tina Frac
utive Committee.
resolution Of thanks 10 the retiring Pr, WAS ,t5
and the Society adjourned ull this mornin,
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I51EST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
s,,,n TaSrepA OEos cor. Of Hanover and B'HTer-'t'

~ storm Of Yesterday almost suspended teegrsphing
rnupicaton with the East WAS stopped and Also be
en- here and Buffalo consequently withou. our
sod report Of the afternoon proceedings Of the Leg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

FIRE broke the factory Of the Centre Valley Chair
Company in Barkhamsted Hollow, Conn. on Tuesday
morning about clock and destroyed the building and
most Of contents The loss Is estimated at $500 In
sured IN the Hartford for $1,000
Daily Ereniag Watck ToKer is the tile Of new paper
published in Adrian. Michigan from the power press Oh
L. w IDgals II Is Democratic b politics ana EXHIBITS
considerable enterprise
For three bours in the middle Of day Of June the
mercury, in Hartford, Conn, indicated ~ dssrees
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Additional Particulars concerning the Railroad Acct
denI Snruuehnnna.

SUSQUEHANNA, Friday, Juue II, 1854 AM
The boiler Of engine No. S. which was pushing heavy
freight train up grade, when about half nile of Sus.
quehauna on the 10th inst at 4 clock NJ, exploded
instantly killing burning and scading large number of
persons.
Five are known to have been instantly killed among
whom the engineer, Mr. Arnold.
Two others much injured that it is doubtful
whether they will survive till morning.
The son of the engineer was very much burned and
scalded and il is thought received internal injuries
Three others known TO have been blown into the river
and others missing it is thought they shared the
same fate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

The battle begun The artillery eommenced its
work leaih Tie fery bolts hi 4 and last upon
The p ID ub while stils bottom OF the ht marshal
the mighty hot their snowy uniforms and bright arms
EsrLus IN summer soon % pour IN the deadly
fre upon the unoi.cpned but brave hearts on Bunker
Hill They moved % the ighs with measured tread an
amy OF disc pinned soldiers, all deSPsng the motley RAD
bic before them Inpatient 10 rOut them they tired tick
the very summit of the hill They nothing
but ueagrs breastwork Of earth and fence and thought
the rebels had ed but the thought had passed they
heard the gallant Prsscotts word Of Frsg Fifteen hun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

dred eager ard determined hands pulled the trigger
man and moved down a. with sythe. that solid phaGx
ofpresuup'uous Bri,ous The living wildly stared broke
and fed % The waters edge.
Agsn they rallied and hoped TO obscure their plans and
blind the pSots BY sitting Gre the village OF mares
but though the the nights shrO lded 10 smoke
BY the burning buildings. was only for moment-tes
ara els breath which lifted from the bill, cooled the L.
vered patriots end revealed the advancing columns asin
coming upon thsmrushng up the hill over the dead bod
les o. their comrades,
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r,,srnut Pa,.engers-The Temperance Bill in the
pou.e- q commissioner mather-The Impeachment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
O. U. A. BUNKER HILL CELEBRATION.

Tie Bunker Hill Chapter OF the Order Of United Ameri
cans last evening celebrated the Anniversary the Battle
OF Bunker Hill the Broadway Tabernacle The interior
Of the building decorated with national and character
istic eublems. numerous and respectable audience
attended Cbas. f. Gldersleye, ESD President The fol-
lowing were the Committee Of Arrangements Price
W Irving Adams, Z. Van Nosrand, IL. Hutchinson John
Coleman.
Dodworths Cornet Band, the Quartette Company. and
Mr. Oakley enyened the occasion with music and song
The following the programme of the evening COM
mencing with:
.Wa,hiugtou's Grand March" BY the Band
II Patriotic song aid Chorus Wor-s by Alfred Wheeer-Nus.
by q Ii. Curtis. Joy 20 the Land Miss " ) Brain. -
ard and Quarete o.
Ill PRAYER. By Rev A. A. Wood
~ The GOod Tn Coming Right Ai0uz" Oskfev
' Music. Very bes Polka A bod Eorh '
Latter invited .uesfs
WI Quarfette HuzzA Here's Columbia Forever" Qu,sC
Viii Muse. ~ps Pourri7 from "LuEezia BoraS D5niIe-u
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Think g. y p pes children throw
Ter Erl % lr -cor round thee nov
Tuuk. srn- nv ake-gsorn parents feel
LhrE .frs-le hopes Az Ol thy steel
fu' o. o. al oh think mat ye
Ge.gt "a 4 Na1upfs 1 b ~ -
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The whole affair passed of with considerable eciat
Miss Brsinerd and the Quartette Company sang very
sweety and were much applsuded. Mr. Oakley az usual
made bis point in every song and was loudly appaadsd
After the Benedicon the audience dispersed the band
perforuling a national medley.
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y
Sail on, y USiOS strong and great
with al rs fears,
WIKI ali the hopes OF future years
l. hanging brea'hsss on thy fate.
We know what Master laid thy keel,
What Workmen wrong ht ii > RIBS Of steel,
Who made each mat and sail, and rope,
What snyls rang, what hammers beat,
In bat forge and what q heat,
Were hared the anchors Of thy hope!
Fear d each sudden sound add shock,
Of the and not the rock
I l. but the tapping Of the sail
And rent made BY the gale.
"a Of rock and tempest
Ia spite Of false lights tAe shore,
Sal tear TO bre-st the sea!
Our hearts hopes ara al with thee
Our hearts our hopes, our prayers, our teas
Ourfath triumphant Ger our fsars,
Are all with thee,-sre all with tee"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-13

AIE-tfGer the usual morning business
>-a4,e wen. into executive session, when,
g ,0ae deiatr, the injunction Of secresy
. ID regard To the proceedings relating 10 the
.a,yu Of The Clayton. BuIwer treaty was
.a.sad-yeas 81, rays p; and The Senate
l.. 3rurt.
EuusE q REPRESENTATIVES,. pass.
ga resolution ordering the printing of l00,-
-yp5, Of The report OF the superintendent
: H. CENSUS accompanying the President's
st 4anus message, the House again took
Tie BIZ. 10 prevent frauds on the treasury,
: c ST. Ich speeches we're delivered by Messrs.
: 4a.oL o: Ohio, Chapman, and Barrere.
Tie House taen went into Committee OF
Rnc.e on The State OF the Union, tMr.
lo"r. Of Mississippi, in the chair;) and
aal up the special order-the bill to sup
--> small notes a currency in the Distric
i C9Iumbia-It was debated by Messrs. Cart
&. Ayerrl', Bowie, Toombs. Fckliu, hiilson
On The committee then rose, and the
.~- .ttuurroI
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Washington AAairS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The Senate having
e.-J'ed the INDUCTION of secrecy from the Bul.
r., md Clayton treaty, MIR. Soule is entitled
DIR faor tomorrow on the subject, and will
fah =, biz health permits. 1t Is said he will
nike out an original plan for acquiring Cuba,
4 present new aud commanding views.
d. haccoun, Surgeon in the Navy, has ar
nd, lader orders TO accompany MIR. King TO
"aaa, and says they will leave in The Full
!, MORROW, II the weather is favorable.
4e reported snIe of the Republic is only
BED Of as Yet, but the establishment of an in
.-4-eli democratic paper is contemplated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-13

Nspr. GEo. HcLASE.-We learn from the
LED Service Joucnal that the court martial
. sometime since tried Captain George
vi. .ae OF the army, for the assault upon a
...r officer growing out Of the publica-
relation relating to Gen Pierce, sentenced
gu lie rashiered, but by virtue Of gallant
....-s aud recommendation of the members
a- cour, Individually, the President has
+, Hltet 'ar sentence to Z suspension and
! ----at n 49,.
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hAGCkttftFtlT YPEs

y-' Ii Keep IN Sc priceless treasures,
...'''61 Vi long vanished pleasures,
- r'eserye for Your behoiding,
'i'Aa and faces long siuce InouIdinsg
.'-As'F can IAEe, with br.. endeayor,
1cs ana !ofln thst last forever.
u1c14!, Ete,iike, finely tinished portrait or
"1'e u a relative or friend severed from us
- :, '''I"e OF death, VINO would moi prize and de.
- p'stess clear, rich toned, durable Da.
e. p1 II az object rarely seen. Bus MoUL
= i'c'uies "ithttsud the tcsl ~ time, aud are
,s.'.a, W lne highest authority, unsurpassed
.-aef tide The Atlantic.
~ ry '.0q 10Y one 0! shese tine Portraits is onIy
q 'ga!e ~ P'Ssse
sia citiz-us are cordially Invited 10 cal
49, 'e ne name Hnd number-MOUI,S SONS
- ace Light Daguerrean Gallery, no NJ ain
des
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{ nc TIE CITIZENS of Richuond

1iAANukRS VISITING THE CITY
= Wish to have your Hair Cut, in the la,es,
- -.ss' approved style, and your Whiskers
.-t - - a beautiful blacx or brown color then
O.. .1e h'lrCutilug. Shaving, shampooing and
9a'opr, under the American Hotel.
lit, cod and shower Baths, can be had
! SION a Vi TO 9 P NJ, and on Saturday to ii P
.'-s-e hain - cents, or five tickets for 81
.-- aAce VA 18th street mn 81
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.4ttemyted Highw0U Robber.,

z.
ROY, n. y, Jan. l0-Thomas Graham
'Dl sister we're attacked by two highway rob,
On The Lanslngburg read, little north
Rs city, last evening. Miss Graham was
T'r'eIy be len, and would soon have been
ri out for the timely arrival of assistance.
rlitians who made the auuck, named
49, hoIyon aud james Cotton, were arrested
lodged IN jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-13

= - 49, hCot9 pes Tor Christmas hlO
PRESENTS. "a mich manner can money
%r1t De Ter than by presenting friend with q
e. 80 '--e''-ss Of yourself
.,.. vic The w.ngs Of fancy still are free,
az We" ihls mimic show Of thee,
- --7 OIt halt succeeded IL his theft.
. ~ s'i-'Vef the 20 yer 70 soothe me left"
l-O'c7 Ess ,rtnenl Of fze Cases. Frames.
80 o''' FLns, &C, selected expressly for the
III. ?. SIMONS.
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Destructive Fire.

~" YORK, Jan. llth.-The large building
FHHlee 4 Harvey, wire makes, and Up
ii. Co, lndlu-rubber works W as burnt this
/ ''abg- Loss 100000, which is covered by
Nance.