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TO STRANGERS.

aany thousands curedatthis institution withinthe
years, aud the numerous important Surgical
2n4 performed by DR.. j., witnessed by the Re.
iof the papers and many other persons. notices of
itye appeared asainnnd again before the public, is
Pot guarantee that the afflicted will find skill
"norahie physician.
.aca, fhere IRE so many ignorant aud ", tll
.heath ofTtising themselves as Physicians, ruin
i tnecessalyfo gsady !Hicted, that Dr. Johnston
tl his reputation specially TO those unacquain
aays hang in bisegca hisrrc Icntials or iipIo
!, ", W nEAkHESS M OF THE oh,.vs
.dely cured and full vigor restore3o'
BY MAIL n1' VI 4 IL Els
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NE CHEMICALS

lNE CHEMICALS
r99 lolhie Mercury, Suiph. Morphine,
%'4Iie Silver, Chloride Zinc,
ss9iIph heberinr, Piperine,
nate Of Iron Gallo Acid,
va VI oI Iron. Syrup LODI Iron,
""le.s Ma.s, Phnsrh. Iron,
Fils, genuine, Qlnnc,
?" 'u'nrlum, Ergotine,
s!iSh ENtract- of Ciruta, Beladonna, tIyosci.
nc attention OF Physicians is particularly invi
De'r Prerarltiune, as they are pure and genuine.
ra sale NJ WRIGHT s. ALLlSON'S
"h New Drug Sinfe.
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OFFICE The undersigned have this day pu.
chased n. G. Taliaferro's interest in tho concern
If Echols, Pryor faliaferro the business, hereto
FORE will IN future be conducted under the style and
firm Of ECHOLS & PRYOR, who nlone authorized
10 the of the former in winding up.
They solicit continuance of the patronage OF their
friends and the public generally.
II. J. ECHOLS,
mug SITS w. H.PRYOR.
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FOR NEW-YORK via NORFOLK.


Lcaves RICHMOND eVyy Tuesd0y and Fridoy Ac
tcyao0n al o'clock bg ne cltgaHt
Side Wheel Ocean Steamships.
- JAmrsrows ROANOKE. sss!s-sS
Commanders. L. PARISH and L. CAvEKDY.
ID ETURNING from New.York they lenvs every Sat
IL urday and Tue'd1y afternoon at o'clock.
Passage from New-York including meals and fine
state room Accommodations, only. $40 00
Freehts received in Richmond every Monday and
Thursday for N. ork.
Person. distance desiring secure passage cnn
do so by addressing usby mil
Passengers taking these ships to Norfolk will be chne
I'd the as by he river Boat,.
Ladies travelling alone, will he shown every attrn
lion by the officers Of the ship.
This line has connection whatever with nny othei
LUDLAM g. WATSON, Riehm0ad.
July l3 dts
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INSURANCE AGENCY,

For The ProtcctiOn InsuMnce Company, Il nrt0rd Conn
CAPITAL $500 600.
Insurance Company of the Valley in Yirglna,
CAPITAL, 100000
hnrter Oak Life Insurance. Company. Hnr Ihd, Com
CAPITAL, $500 900.
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DIP JOHNSTON

the Rnyai College ot Surgeons, London,
~, one ofthe most eminent Colleges of he
., and The greater part of whose lie lns
,ths Hpspitals of London. Paris, Philadei-
.e,yhere. has effected some of the most as
,rc,tbat we're ever known. Many troubled
4, in die ears and heud when asleep, grent
:. being alarmed at sudden sounds, anu
with frequent blushing, attended, some.
deranqernont OF mind, were cured iinmedl
TAKE PARTIC CULAR MOTTO
and Guardians are oftsnlnisled with respect
Sc or source Of disease il. their sons and wards
often do they ascribe.to ather causes the
tbe frame, Papitation of the. Heart, Dyspep-
stion. derangemept of the Nervous System,
d Symptoms of Consumptis n, also those Sc
ral effects. such as loss OF Mem 'ry, pePres'
birts or peculiar fits of Melancholy, when
is they have been caused by indulging IN
: but allurng practices, destructive to both
Mind Thus are swept from existence thou
) might have been of use to their Country, a
10 tlrrir friends and ornaments to Society.
NSTON'S INVIGt RArIVE REMEDYFOR
ORGANIC NEAKNESS.
rand and important Remedy has restored
and vigor to thousands of the most debilitaied
l., many who had lostall hopes. and been
to die. BY It's complete inauguration OF the
System the whole faculties become restored
proper power and functions, and the fallen
life is raised up to beauty, consistency and
upon the ruins OF an cmaciated and premature
D sound and pristine health. Oh. how happy
lreds of misguided youths been mude. who
suddenly reEored to health from the deyasta
lose terrific maladies which result from in
. Such persons. before contemplating mar
aid redeat that sound minda and body are the
ssnry leqaisites to promote connubial happi
deed, without this, the journcythrongh life be-
eory pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens
'the mind becomes shadowed with despair
with the melancholy reflection that the hnppi.
other becomes blighted with our own Lei
alicacy prevent you, but apply immediately
places himsefunder the care of DIR. JOHN
ay religously contide in his honor as a Gen
ID confidently rely upon his skin asa Physi
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4 TTENEION SPOKTSWEN!!!-Tb
subs rihrrs have nt received their fnll lmpOfa
ton Of Double aud Single Guns, Pistols, Shot Pouches
Powder Fasks, Pc eussion Cups, Game Bnss Bowie
knifes, Canister Powder and everything to equip
sporsman which they offer to their friends and the
public generuily far Examination.
WM. B. n G. FISHER,
nt their Old stand opposite the Nprvell House,
u Il LynchhnrR. VI.
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EAi.L TRADE. isha

I(opkS, STATIONARY = pIANOS,--A MORRIS
- atc nrirker n Morr,s) Publishers and BOOK seil
ets RICHMOND. Fa.--would invite tho attention. oi
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DICWMOND - BOSTON LINE .g&.4s.ss

lDlCRsMOND ~ BOSTON LINE <sssss
IA of PacketS.-lhis line ! composed -sss1-
n the following vessels and snls from Boston every
Wednesday.
Schooner Susan, Captain s. g. Rogers,
Westove " &. c. Rogers,
" Courier, g" J. B. Rogcrs,
" Sharnn. g" j. II. Nckersoh
Mercy TAYLOR, :" Q. Nckerson.
Juleue, - O. Baker, Jr.
These vessels of the first cass built expressly for
= is trade and have superior accommodations for
angers.
They commanded by experienced Captains well
qualified Tor the trade, and who will spare no cxertion
accommodate.
They will be towcd up and down the river by sam
md may be relied sail promptly advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
Ton, will find il to their interest 10 ship by this linr
it is the only regular line, and freight viii always be
taken as low by any other vesscs and every effort
will be made by the agents in Richmond and Boston to
sivesatis 'hction.
We respectfully nsk and hope to succeed in oh
inining full shnre Of patronage
The vessels will lie in Richmond OF Rockets ; in
Boston at Rowe- Wharf
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, }A.,,-
ALLEN a. WELTCH, Boston, 1'k ''
aug 2-dts No. 1873 State Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07

The FUGITIvE SLAVE LAVA despatch
from Washington, dated Oct. Ain, contains the E,l
lowing item Of intelligence.
The Department of the Interior Yesterday receiy.
ted letter from Col Wsnhoop, Marshal of the
Eastern District OF Pennsy stating tina. three
Of his Deputies were the point Of being arrested
on state warrant, charging them with rotous or
Illegal conduct, in the execution of warrant of JUS
lice Geer THE Supreme Court, for The arrest of
negro claimed as a slave by Isham Keith of Vir.
gina.
The Marshal asks authority to employ council
and incur the necessary expenses for defending the
suit.
The Secretary replied by telegraph, directing him
to lose no time IN consulting the District Attorney,
and taking any measures for the defence that he
might deem necessary assuring him that the depart.
ment and the whole government are determined al
all hazalds and al any cost, to carry the provis
ions ofthe Fugitive Slave Law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07

ExTRAvAGANcE OF GENTLEMEN The
newspapers have rather ungalIantly referred t.,
the extravaganza o. the ladies' in articles Of dress
and ornament, but ii wouldappear that gentlemen
were liable to the same censure in the prices paid
for many articles Of dress now in use. The Fall
style Of velvet vests, range from S 10 to S25 each
Most OF Inc desirable patterns of the best quality,
have been already taken at prices above 800;
the most fashionable cravats are sold for five dol
lars.
In the matter of vest buttons, there is great
extravaganza. We hear of saes of single sets
at upwards of a hundred dollars, and the Jewel
lers on Washington street, have elegant styles
at prices ranging from $40 to 500 button, or
from $50 TO $l20 a sci Of six At the latter
price, superb set with diamond centres, can be
obtained.
The finest SHIRTS on exhibition il Faneuil Hall,
cost Rl2 each, and small fortune Is required
for fashionable suit Of gentlemen's clothes
- Boston Transcript
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07

Tor Prescriptions and Physicians use, yo,a The most
reliable sources in Boston and NerO York, can BE-
found at the Store Of LeOis T. LazeH, POI Main
Street.
Every one who is any convessant with Dfugs and
chemicals, knows The great difficulty OF finding an ar
Gle perfectly free from aduteratiOn. Especially is this
the case with those in general use, winch of All others
enc uld be as pure as possible 1t has been for yeags
aud now is ny aim, 10 purchase none but The hest
Urugs-lhtse which may be relied upon aud all NAV
lee confident Of the purify Of every uriele obtained nj
ny eslaollsnmehi trnsl that discriminating public
patronage assuring them that every article will be held
us represented Ply sicans' prescriptions carefully
compounded nj all hours OF he DAY and uaht
yi dawtf 1T LAZFIL knothecorv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07

ExCELsIoR.-The Newburypor Herald. in
speaking OF the launch, on Tuesday, of the ''Great
Republic" ship of 1000 tons, built al East Bos.
ton, says
"Mr Mckay, we hear, will Immediately com
mence the Construction of ship larger than this,
which he is to build Fy contract.
The theory has been started Of building ship so
large, that she will pass through the ocean with
comparatively little motion, plooghing directly
through the waves, without rising upon them, and
so high above them that the rolling Of the highest
waves will always be below the decks. 1t is dar.
ing thought, but, view Of what has been accom-.
pllshed already who will venture to denounce it as
absurd! There are those bold enough to predict,
that ship will yet he built, that will pass rough
the stormy waves the with as stately
progress vessel OF a hundred tons through a
river in the same gale If any one is to use the ru
iion of this dream, it is, doubt not, Mr. Nc.
Kay, il his lille Is spared five years onger.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07

NJ 5. CHAPLIN having returned TO Waldo Block
Daguerrean Rooms, will attend personally 10 tho,e
who may favor him with a call
Al those wishing for perfect gem of the ART ~ in
OF course, avail themselves of the first opportunity OF
calling on Mr. g. nnd one or more Of those ma.
menioes which in the hour of affection no price can
purchase.
Mr. Chaplin Is taking splendid Daguereotypes and en-
closing them In very beautiful case inaid with pearl
for 81 90. Also, in very fine for 10 cts.
Please call and examine specpens before purchasing
at any other rooms, md satisfy yourselves that YOU
can buy cheaper mud betor pes at Chapns
than any other Rooms In this City.
This Is no humbug. VIII you call and favor me with
a sitting dtf s27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07

Mr.. COUGH IN ENGLAND.-The Liverpool
papers announce that ION Thursday evening, Mr.,
J. b. Cough, the distinguished American Tenn
perance Lecturer delivered the first Of two lee
lures on Temperance, at the Concert Hall, Lord
Nelson street" Though an admission fee was
charged, the hall was densey packed. Mr..
Cough was received with enthusiastic cheers on
commencing, and was frequently interrupted with
applause during his lecture; and at the close, The
European Times says, "the audience broke forth
IN one UNANIMOUS burst of enthusiastic cheering.
co The imports at New York, for September,
were $l7, 292 ,704 (including 1926, O26 in specie)
against $l2,62O, PIG ($66,7s9 in specie last
year. The imports for the nine months ending
Seps 80, were $l55, 40I sos, against SIO2, 1861
79l, last year The exports to foreign ports dur
ing the month, were 81, Alb ,4O7, (includng ST.
Pa l0l in SPECIFY against SIS s57 1896 ($2, l22,~
ass IN specie) during the corresponding month
last year The exports for nine months, excu-
sive of specie, were $44, 97l .273, against
$34,752,4 All, during the corresponding months
last year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07


FRONTIER BANK BILLs.-It will be re-
membered that some months since, an Express
messenger was robbed of large number of new
one dollar bills on the Frontier Bank, PASSPORT
The bills have been signed by the robbers, and
put in circulation The Bank, of course, refuses
to redeem them, 'and has issued ones from
new plate. Unfortunately, they resemble in gen.
eral appearance those stolen, and the public are
likely to be deceived The difference between
the good and bad is as follows:
Those stolen have for vignetle female seat
ed with n rudder in her hands, and quadrant by
her side, while railroad train is approaching in
the back ground. A lew Of the genuine ere in
circulation, but those unacquainted with the real
signatures, had best refuse all bearing the Wig
nette.
The new ones have for vignelte, a sloop scud-
ding before the wind, while in the distance is a
steamer and several vessels. There are large
number of the forged bills in circulation, and
those receiving money, had best use great eau
ton Traveller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07
InfiaminatOry E1tIrpatOr.--A Remedy for
the Million.


Good for rheumatism, Group. Fresh Wounds
pqrns, Toolbache, Ague in the Face, Chblalns
Neuralgia, Sore throat, Runrounds Lapsus Uteri Sore
Lips, &c. hlso, for Cleansing Clothes, from Paint,
Fitch, Tar Grease, Oil, &C; and also Tor washing hi
Salt Water.
This article haa been thoroughly examined and tested
Us eminent Chemists and Ap0thecares. and invariably
pronounced safe pleasant and superior combination
Tor external applications. II docs not onntaln In NJ
composition n particle Of acid or akali, nnJ viii he
found saej speedy, and effective cure for ali The W.
riOus complaints; above suited.
1-~ Price 20 cts. n bottle.
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY WHO USE IT.
and my friends had supposed | must live md die
cripple with me nip complaint. But applied the In
llamiDatJry ENtirpator, and IN one month Vaa nor
foety we'll JAMES WtIonnIIlVo w.
want some more Of the Innammatory Exttna,or
ioI immediately aud invariably Ielleyes my cbid oil
'"g ..IvuP. Il. CARTER.
thousands OF similar testimonials can be addncod in
proof Of ts wonderful efficacy
q. W. DAVIS, Proprietor, Manchester Mass.
. For sale In Worcester at Wholesale and Retail by
u. U. MARSH, aad d. SCOTT. ooodaw6m 'y2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07

II will be observed that meeting ofthe City Anti
Slavery Society will be held this evening at the
foi'ce Court ROOM Any person can become mem.
Der OF this eocety by signing the constitution and
contributing to It's funds; and full attendance is de-
s'raO'e. We understand that ii is proposed to re-.
new during another season the course of lectures
which proved so eminenly successful last YEAR 1t
Is reported that Hoh. J. r. Giddings has consented
to give the opening address Should such be the
case we predict at least one Overlooking house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07
Court of Common Pleas, for Criminal
Gases.

BEFORE JUDGE BISHOP
The Court met at O'Clock, A. NJ, and the case
of Jonathan w Rond, for having in his possession
Two counterfeit bank bills, on the Mccormack Bank,
Me-, resumed He was found not guilty He
was again arragned for uttering counterfeit So
California gold piece, and was found guilty
Patrick Fitzpatrick, of Sturbridge, a tall, raw.
boned Irishmau, whose countenance betokened ere.
dulity and childishness more than uglness Of temper
was brought up for assautng on the 9Th of Sept,
Ann G"ulding his wile's mother, an old woman
nearly so years of age; and also for assautug his
sister'in-law, Mary Cannon, at the same time. The
jury found him not guilty, by reason of insanity
The Court ordered him to be committed to the State
Lunatc Hospital.
William Gbney, John Kavunagh, and Thomas
Mentally, OF Blackstone, we've indicted for tumultn.
ously and rotously ebslructug Willard Wilson Jr,
in the discharge of his duty as constable, at Black.
stone, on the 18Th of September last The Court
adjourned to 8 O'Clock A. M, of Friday morning.
pending the further consideration of this case.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07

SETTLEMENT OF THE KoszTA AFFAIR.-A
letter from Vienna, received by the America, and
directed 10 gentleman in tins city, contains the
following interesting iniormaiion:-The Austrian
government has given its consent to the Liberation
of Koszta, with the understanding that he should be
Immediately put on board an American vessel, and
60 dnecliy TO the United States. 1t was known
that Mr. Marsh had proposed an arrangement OF that
Kind to Baron Bruck, aud the Austrian government
Is SAID to have given Ills consent, parity because it
relieves the French Consul General from the dlsa.
greeabIe engagement to keep Koszta, which he had
undertaken lo The purpose of saving The city of
Smyrna and the shipping in the harbor from mme
date destruction. The Austrian government, in
consentIng TO this arrangement, has expressly re-
served lis right, in Koszta should return to
Turkey, and also considers him still an Austrian
subject as long as he shall be Invested of his ma
tive nationality in regular and lawful way.-N Y,
Her0ldl 9TH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07
Last Sale of Real Estate in Bostonville,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

ON MONDAY next, Oct. 10, le53. at l O'Clock, p.
u Last chance to get Homestead cheap and a
10 g entO you, which may be worth 500, by buIld-
ing house wsrth $5uO IN ear Only 81 Lots Re
main
The subscriber takes this opportun ty TO inform his
friends that the LAST CHANCE to get Lots cheap and
every other Otor nothing il house but on tie lot
purchased within year, will be on oudaS next. oct
10, 1853, at one O'clock p. NJ. the premises mi in
order that every one may have chance Tins tlme he
mas made arrangements 10 carry ali tree Boston
ami Worcester, 10 the Auction, ana back
Cars Will stat frtm the Boston and Worcester Rail-
road Depot at O'Clock, and Special Ira ON Wor
cestor, at l2a O'Clock.
Besides the 50 Lots to be sold the1e will be offered
at O'Clock, valuable House and Barn. together with
aDoutthr, quarter OF an OF Land ell cultivated
with Garden Fruit Trees C and some OF the m ost
beautiful ornamental ems and oaks III front Of the
mouse ana garden lhat ever were seem tits situated
Washington street aud the Worcester Rainoad, adj
joining 1osionvilie-a delightful situation Tor gentle.
a capitalist.
Remembers the last chan E to bny Bulldog Lots in
BosOnville, and have lot given YOU # you build
within year, will be on Monday, October 10, 1858
Remember the Ears start ffou the Boston and Nor
cester RnilrOad Depot O'Clock Free Tickets at
D. Al ets office, No. State Steet.
Remember if $50 buildings are put up in B0stonve
within year, every purchaser viii E entitled the
adjoining lot without paying therefor, OF which
more than 500.
Remembers hat y. Aver gives q acres for a Meet
ing House Lot Seminary, &C. if Buildings are erected
within ears Also about one acre adjuring Tor a
Common
Remember that u. aver gives about one acre for
another roTnon Also about 10. on SQUARE feet for A
Snoe Factory 60x4O two stories high the first per
son that builds said Factory within ear Also hl ee
Lots Tor Engine Houses, another Lot for a q, mmOn
and School House, and so Los, If $50 Dwelling
Houses are beilt in BostOnville within Year. aud to
any person who builds house Otth S5UU on The OF
purchased, has the adjoining Lot as a GIT which NAV
be worth $500 If 1850 buildings are erected in
BostOnvlle within year the $50 Building ,ots 10 be
made in Massachusetts,.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Great Blessing to the Afflicted.


DIR Mlane, he inventor of the celebrated liver Pills
used hes pills for several years in hi pracce ore
be could ne induced to offer them he pubic in such
u manner rs to make them known throughout the
county This eatned physician fell the same repug-
nance that all high minded men of science feel in enter
Jug the lists against those INSCRIPTIONS emurcs who
obude their useless nostrums upon the public and rely
upon sy stem Of putting to snstan them. Convinced
however Of the real value Of the Liver Pills. and in
fuenced by the plain dstaes OF duty he Doctor finally
sacrificed his delicate feelings the altar of public
good. His great medicine has disappointed the ex
pectatiohs Of The medical practitioners at whose i'll
stance he was induced to iorego his Inclnaous From
every quarter dc hear The graif, ing accounts
of its wonderful curative efects--the East ana the
West, the North and the South, are alike laden with
''tiJings of great joyn from the afflicted These won
derful Pills have ron pttey conquered that great
scourge Of America, the Liver Complaint
q Purchasers will be careful 10 ash for DR. MLane's
Celebrated Liver Pills, and take none else There are
other Pills. purSorng to be Liver Pillsnow before the
public DR. M'Lanes Liver Pills. also his celebrated
VermiFuge can now be Lad al all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada.
" Burr & Perry, No. Co.nhil, Boston, General
Agents. For sale in Worcester by NJ b. Green, SPUR
& sbley, l.. Lazel, L. Ii. Marsh, and James Green
and BY Druggists generalh. deod3tSwlt q
Dancing School.
Mr. MOORE fesuecttully wives unti,a ,bat hia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07

AT meeting Of the Stockholders of the Quinssg-
almond Baok, Yesterday, the following Board of Di'
rector was chosen for the ensuing year:
j., VIM. Jennison, Isaac Davis,
S. II. Cotton, B. l.. Harden,
E. B. Stodddard, William Dickinson,
Richard Bail, Joseph Walker.
At a subsequent meeting OF the Directors,
William Jennson was chosen President,
Joseph s. Faram I" g Cashier,
Waller T. Sutton 6 Asst. Cashier,
Isaac Davis. Solicitor.
Chas A. Hamilton Esq, having resigned his
Cashiership, to take the office Of Treasurer of the
Worcester County Savings Institution, the Presi-
dent, Directors, s Co, OF the Quinsigamond Bank,
presented him with $500, and very elegant Silver
Pitcher (Which cosl Sl25) as a token Of their ap.
preciaIan Of his long continued and faithful services.
The Pitcher bears the following inscription
Presented
TO
Chas A. Hamilton Esq,
by
The President, Directors, and Company
of
The Qninsgamond Bank,
Token OF Respect
And in acknowledgement for his
Faithful Services
Their Cashier
From 1888 to 1S43-20 years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07

GREAT FIRE IN BUFFALO, One hundred build.
ings burnt About two o'clock Wednesday morn.
ing, fire broke out In Inc Five Points, Buffalo, and
burned down over 100 buildings, including many
valuable blocks lately erected the burnt dstrict
The wind blew with such fury that before the en-.
gnes reached the spot, nearly dozen buildings
we're IL flames. Some fonr or five acres Of ground
were covered over by the flames, incuding the whole
locaIit, called the Five Points.