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IMPORTANT Discovery Editor Of the Roston Journal
Dear SrBelieying that have male an important dis
covery in medicine and have succeeded in c6mpnunfing
cough preparation of more than ordinary value tthase
afflicted with lung complaints and coughs which is entire
" free rom all isofeus acids, minerals opium in
any Of its various FORMS ldesre to call attention to the
fact through your widely circulated Journal Without ex
hsustiug the Language in wordy compensation more
extended advertisement suffice it to that by its re-
markahe healing and soothing powers it at alays
the irritation Of the mfmbrdne, thereby aoriing
almost instant relief Persons having sufficient confidence
10 testi,s virtues will find it of iucacuahIe leneft It
ma he had at my cfie, Hayward Place, of Messts.
Burr PERRY, only, No 1 Cornhill, Boston, Those
able to pay shall receive it free. personal application.
Yours, truly, W. HAYDEN,
Eclectic Physician.
The above allddes to Or. Hagden's Healing RaISdni
snehOr Of Hope, which is said be nest marvel
remedy for coughs and all diseases Of the lungs. It
is certainly worthy of a trial. Messrs. Leonard Co
express messengers will obtain it those who may de-
sire.
Letser from Or. ifOln.es.-Mr JeEnison:-
SirI am tat there is strong prejudice against
advertised medicine; notwithstanding, believe your
Pile and Worm Compound is superior and safe remedy
Cor the Piles Having tested its qualities in severnl cases
am fully satisfied that is worthy of public confidence
and most cheeruliy recommend to those who are af
tiicted with this painful disease.
DAVID HOLMES, N. D.
Providence Oct 90 1855 n21 dly
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lei. G. O. BIahe will give instruction to classes,
individuals, in the Ancien and Modern Languages Math
ematics, &c, at No. Bowioin street. aul6 ceod6m
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c *. WErHERELL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
NO. FLAass BLOCK Worcester, Mas
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WILLIAM DICKINSON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
No. lis Main street, Worcester.
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Music Notiec.-toDJAIn = Arnprc,po
vuhDhlLbE BAND, J. NJ. ALDRloH Promptcr.
~ n GODDARD, lst Yiolln. W. l.. Horns Clarionel
- ." ALnmcH, "a LS Powers, CoriIet Piston
u. X. DsLAND, Double Bass '''"
engagements may he made by N. p. Goddard Mulhc.,
~, Hobbs, Goddard ST., j. M. Aldrich, Vine ~
Obj "A. peL,nd, az Loring Brothers. Musical Head
lhe above band, thankful Tor past fayors soilcl,
Continuance Of public patronage ''''' ''"''' y
bzO dtf
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DIN Tki AZ MR

4 T Q Z " z z 4 T I A ",
No Worcester Bank Block. Foster Stree
iyl4l WOROESTER. MASS. [d&wtf
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NOtice.-W. L. HOBBS. Teacher of all kinds of Brass
Instruments, Clar1net, Flute, sc. Brass Bands taught
III the most thorough manner.
Also music composed arranged for brass and string
bands ochestras &c. Apply Loring Brothers. Music
Store, or W. L. Hobbs, 20 Winter ST., Worcester.
s26 DIFF
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ATTORNEY ANE COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. D EtnG2's Building.
Iyl WORCESTER. MASS. d&w6mos
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School Committees. Teachers fitting up
School Rooms with the Modern School Desks and Stools
can purchase 80 in good condition. onehaf their orig
nal cost by applying to WIN, Il. EATON, Proprietor Of
Massachusetts Mercantile and Mathematical j. stitue
Worcester, Mass. au25 DIFF
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Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer In
LADIES', MISSES & CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES
both Sewed and Pegged, by the case or dozen.
Corner of Union Market Sreetsa few steps East of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass.
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ATToRNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAR.
No 2lS Main street, Worcester Mass
my30 aw
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z
attorney and Counsellor az Lao,
NO. Brmley Hall. Worcester, Mass
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w " EI.T.tAMS
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
No. Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass
f17 ally
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DIR. Harris, Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms, 1853 Main, corner Of Walnut street bankG,
to his former patrons for their assistance Ne will endeayor
TO retahher confidence, viii rh he hatters hmst he i'm
with their patronage 49, nm
iis Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction, inserted 10 all the various styles ara m
on the best materials. iy26 dttP
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Economy in Easel The WORCESTER p

Economy in Fuel.-rhe WORCESTER PEAT
COMPANY, are prepared to furnish Peat of superior
qual y, delivered In any part Of the city. ordsrs left at
the spy ONCE, or at the store of g. +. Dixie, will be
PROM tly attended to.
careful ANALYSIS Of the Worcester peat recently made
ny Dr. Charles T. jackson, the eminent Geologist and
Assayer to the State Of Massachusetts, shows that its ca
lorc value IS superior TO thaof oak wood in the proper
on " ~ ooioo 70 2S 75lOO and he certlhes that "such
peat will Sc We perfectly well for generating steam and
for most purposes 10 SUPERIOR to wood and nesrly
equal to btuminons coal" Houseketper who wish
economic. will do well to give il a trial M IA.
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W7siar's BnisRm of Wild Cherry-No
only cures every species luug Complaints bnt II exers
very powerful Influence on -
DISEASFD LIVER
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MRS. S, p. BOsWORFH,


FAsHIoNABLE DREsS-MAKER,
4so. NtHpury sueet. orcester
IVA dtf
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Ar IssvaI"abie Medieine.


Permoat
WASHINGTON. D. c.. June 1.
DR. GEO. B. GREEN Dear Sir ] n your note o this
mernng,you ask expression of ny opinion in re-
gard to yorr medicine, called 0xygenaed BItters II f
ors me pleasure state that from the experience have
mad IN curing severe attack OF Dyspepsia in nv own
family and from the wonderful effects VIII ch it has pro
Of members Of Congress with whom am acquainted /
tAnk an invaluable medicine, and hope that such cir.
caati' will be given to it as will bring it within the
[ecn Of all WHO are afflicted with that distressing maa.
ny Respectfully yours,
SETH W. FowLE X CO., 1873 Washington st., Boston
fr9lpletors' Sold by their agents everywhere.
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=, bnlIey's fOoIhachc Dr0ps.--Thls remedy for
sNciuoalng pain Is not only Of the best but
the very best remedy ever offered 10 those aacted y,
lhe oohaehe after the failure OF every other remedy now
offered to he public you have only to try aileys Tooth
acne Drops aud viii have in one minute For sale
Wholesale by WEEKS Il POTTER I54r lYnshington ~
BOSTON, ana BY Druggists. generally. au14 dom
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In uis complaint it has undoubtedly proved more eff
caciois than any remedy hitherto employed and in nu
merous instances when patients had endured long and
severe suffering from the disease without recsying the
least benefit from various remedies and when mercurv
mas een resort to in vain the use Of this Basam has
stances effected - 'iANHJ III
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CHRISTM14S AND NEW YEARS
PRESENTS.
DAGUERREoTYPEs

60 to cLAFi ms with the rush. and procure one of
his inimitab'e
DAGUERR COT YPES.
for Christmas New Years Present which is one Of the
most precous msmentces you present to friend or
iel'tiye. lie now in full oreration and making pic
tn res which defy competition He max on his OWN spFc-
MEMS therefore You may depend obtaining IS good a
picture as you see on exhibition
Go early, to secure sitting at his Rooms lSS
Main Ssreee, Worcester d22 al
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n Snwin; Lyon, ~ BramhnIIs QUApRILLE
"~Np forg cry Dorman's Band)
Dlrector-J, W LYON

Pr mper,-FRANK sAwIN
~ ~ hfON''ss..s.. Violin.
~ nAMlN'''.s'sssss....... Viuiu.
" bRAMhALip............... ()arionet
~ ~ a. ,DolAAS''s.s. .CorDet Piston.
80, a.. |tuhAhDhi ............ Double Bass.
Appy 70 Dorman's Eating House, corner Of Main and
front sts y branhal rs Mechanic st. or al the once,
MarShs Music store, 1874 Main 81
W ANY number Of Pieces furnished.
B2l AZ "'
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MRS. M, W. GeraIdss Female Physician.
Mrs g. having given special attention 10 the theory Of
Midwifery and united with the study about six years of
practice three Of which he's been in this city and without
the loss Of SINGLE mother child, would with decree
friends generally as she considers the business belonging
exclusively q qualified females.
n b. Uterine and other Female Complaints viii also
be attended to in connection with Dr. Wilson's erpentne
Supporter
Residence 6S Summer street, between Central and Ex
change SITS. MO dtf
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W oFeesser BydropptbIc imsfiGutfas
on 4rch and Foantd,a sts., Worcester, EEGss. TIE
propNetors of this Institution aim to make com-
Portable home for nvalis at all seasons The location is
elevated and healthy yet easy ocess from parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted By Or s. ROGERS
and has never been limited to the exclusive use Of water
IN those cases which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, &C., address
s.. =. ROGERS SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attendedto. OAicehours Ito A PM
b au21 dNVlf
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NO 20, NeWoury street.. Worcester
WA sh SMYTH,
Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer In
LADIES', MIeSBS, GHILDRENiS BOOTS & SHOES
both Sewed and Pegged, by the case or dozen.
Corner of Union Market seets,a few steps East of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass.
auzs dly
School Commuters. or Teachers fitting up
School Rooms with the Modern School Desks and stools
can purchase 80 in good condition. their orig
nal cost, by applying to WM r. EATON, Proprietor Of
Massachusetts, Mercantile and Mathematical j. stitule
Worcester, Mass. au25 DIFF
NOtice.-W. L. HoBBs Teacher Of all kinds of Brass
Instruments, ClArionet, Flute sc. Brass Bands taught
i'll the most thorough manner
Also music composed arranged for brass string
bands, o'chestras &C. Apply tc Lorng Brothers. Music
Store, or W. L. Hobbs 20 Winter ST., Worcester
s26 diff
FL. G.. O. BIaae win give instruction to classes,
individuals, in the Ancien and Modern Languages Math
ematics, &c, at No Bowaoin street. aul6 ceod6m
DIR STEARNS
Dentist has removed his Office and residence to No Wal
nut Sreet, Worcester
w. W. RICE.
Il T T OR EY 4 T LAW,
No. Worcester Bank Block. Foster Stree
iyl4l WORCESTER. MASS. (d&wtf
Adm THAN
AI'ToRNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At LAW.
No 2lS Main Worcester, Mass
m3oo =
GEORGE SWAN,
ATTORNEY ANE COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. D Ftnga's Building.
yl WORCESTER MASS. d&w6mos
C X. WETFsERELL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
NO. FLAGs'S BLOCK Worcester, Mass
HENRY c. RICE
attorney and Cownselior az Lao,
No. BrIney Hall, Worcester Mass
w " EI.TfAMS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
No. Central Exchange, Worcester Mass
III d1y
Dr. Henry Sargeni giyes special attention to
Diseases Of the Eye. Office No II Worcester Bank Block
The Republicans Csub will meet every SAT-
URDAY Evening at the Head Quarters. A general at
d22 dtf
SO RarreIn OF Lard Just received and for sale
by DRAPER 4 CLARK
nZ9 dtf Washington Square.
APPLES! APPLEs!!
Those Anples have arrived from Western New York
1900 barrels all the best ki and in the best condition
DRAPER h CLARK,
MI dG Washington Square.
,. e. LTNNELL, Mp,
HoMGoPATHIST AND SURGEON,
(For nine years AlopatIie Phys cian.)
OFFICE AND RESIDENCES 70. 8 WALNUT ST. WORCESTER,
Once hours from % A.. ~, aDd l to Il. NJ.
jy24 dom
To Nervous SUITE rerss-A retired clergyman
restored to keah in few days. after many years great
nervous suffering, is anxious to make known The means
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FRANCE.
r'en Der ovs Correspondent.

tsen Der ovs Correspondent
PARIS, Thursday. Dec. q, 1855.
Ire prospect Of peace-never very clear or
near to the eye Of calm judgment and growing
hmter Tor NE pat seven days-is still q m.n
topic oil thought and talk Although every indi.
vidua rumor, a. II Is followed to its sourcs loses
. part Of the little likelihood ii wa. ever colored
with, there yet remains some force to the general
impression that negotiations win be resumed dur.
ing the Winter. While on one side all psrts, 70
tie war are going on with vigorou, preparations
for new campaign, on the other 1t is well uodsr.
stood that all parties feel the effort to be p.afa
one. The neutral Powers Of Germany, ii IL well
understood, are DESTROYS Of seeing reconciliation
brought about. This state Of things-of which ii
Ia UNI ecesray 10 detail the numerous indications
patent in al quarters and the hope that 'omttiHg
favorable 70 pesce will "turn up" sre the resi-
cause Of the general impression referred 10 above,
and Of the ready credence given to ell sorts Of
reports Of mediation by this, that and the other
neutral State OF Congresses, &c. or speculation
and conjecture, there reports continue to be as
fruitful IN quantity and frui.less in worth as the
star ding strnos pheIlc theme Of ordinary CONVEX.
sstioD.
What whirlwiIds Of talb, what libraries of print.
ed commentary on the mission OF Canrober. were
We bored with two weeks ago. The 6atulent and
written words have proved, for the NEST part, TO
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY, Dec 20--Ald. ISAAC o. BARKTR, Presi-
deAt in The chair.
presented I.mOr.sses Ct posety0 Tnsrs ,ad oth ss.o,!
he caien q Go az es Ssss 20 n.'s .SIy ninth .ss
psrb or recr..p grounds sa.roasdt The new edfcs which
that eorors Iesd erect The report on the 'ue sab.
tao e AID made ih, .a0j.e, Of lons, d.b.e
Ad LosD a1s voesHrs ooaend,d for ID. improvement
Tie fasy pui los, BY vote Of tea t,seven
Zee Met,opoi,tas Gus Company AID. HEnRIcK
thas The su.t Of The new Ca D. taken 20
the Coz Mite. and made zee 'p,e ode for Monday next
Aid Howard seeondes he motion remarked that the
public had bs cheated aDs aeh b, bs present 'nopo
put With qsi:e too ueh r'oenes ana too m'ny
AID VooSHIs lived to amend By rsrustns the Committee
to ,,epoT BY 1ha,.ssl .veDins Lost
Grooming The Paremeat.-Foe Special Committee
OF S sC Sss s he Of
CounsmeD and rd n favor Of growing parallel win e,ch
the "A permsat 10 Broadway, rs.l Murray street
AID novel ihs: this be made the special order
for Monday Carried. ~ .
DeJaies-- r-lst:n 20 the sppli aion of Columbia
College 10 close Fo:JL.nh iIse, between Fsh sad sI
AID LORD said the apple ioa made BY this institution
enable e:hce suh the city and eoaory 70
sss Corporsiop 20 e5ss part
d.triorts property whs toe inprevem Mt would %
was b,ty advantage the public not only from the
eoucson eOIyeneDe:' If ded bur ths eno.i,lments s
there nothing Of hs KIND 10 the c 70 s9rse the a.
.bor AID iDducs lsrer number OF r1dents u
avs then Of the sdvsltssss Of this ins itEno1.
Aid. HOWARD opposed tne project IN his usual
style
Als. VooRHIs spoke to some length in favor of
grating the application Ct the College 10 hls opinion a
copynen:e would h. on' 70 the pubc by the close
Of that PAL. Of be street, wo7ld be orn.nenat such
al I'M ,royemeD. part Of the ely required do owned
property bs. vicinity, and ih Lot es. ha the nprovsnent
cor. plated By III, oiese would way oe dstpel
Tho Co sOtd Ct 'p ndd edhce and h.ve sur
BY beau.a hide pgt ~ ground Thsse 0ee spoH
tbs. were queo and saeh add 70 the b'auy o'a,i
Ao. HEIR OK pre.eIted rernons rance from James
CCnk ia md poso sg-int the projee Ia hts opinion TO
gran this application would DO sss, hins dangerous pcs
dent O:beI nsitu ions would be sppyng for simi
prises and giant sach would soon ob'trq many Of odr
no.t valuable Strata Inc Catholic Church folks >njcl
bslaps an Cath sdrs il Fifty fire. str AMI " this
bouo here would probably be cstion 10 elcse
par. Of kiry Srst rect.
Aid. LORD raid TIE remops'rancee sgaiost tbs pro-
posd Improvement chiefly signed BY squat. ia tbs
veil y fec VI proper hi1 ssnsd the re-
bat Of then could that they wo1i be
dame by the erection proposed Their land 10 fact would
be !, b.nefs cad Of he 10 able sh>nes
no IN that vicinity, fine d~siioss would be r,iseJ
A d. w. TUCKER opposed the College application,
he srour o. se..Dg dangerous precedent
Alo. Fox ana CBRIsTY took IN sSmC ground.
The report put and lost by a vote OF 10 to 7,
when the Eo&Td I'D burned
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ACCIDENT TO THE NEw WORLD The stesuer
New World Oh her passage up the river Last mig at
net with some accident ano to at POUCH geeps e
where she dicharged her passengers. rhsy reached
this civ this poIiog 10 the early ran of STE fron
New.York We could not ascertain the extant of the
6ansee TO the New World other ii. an prevented Ger
from reaching this city. ALBANY Eve Jour, 2oth.
The RIVER There 10 considerable fs.tiug ice in
tbe river but is lot sufficient TO prevent the running of
boats The steamer Hero arrived at an esriy hour
this morning from New York, and the tug boss are
running regularly. A toy will be made up this sfter.
noon To- Ker.York, AMI they will continue to run
reg ulsrly daily as long % the ice will permit.
lAibsny Evesirs Journal, 2ith
FRronrFuL DEATn-On the 18th inst, as 81.
Fteoerick Couch wealthy AID intelligent farmer in
North. East, Du,cbess Couuty, saving wood a,
hs door with circular saw, run by horse power, the
saw exploded, and piece about six inches square
s,u.k bin in tte head, passing entirely throash to
the ctip, killing him almost instantly.
The population of Innois, according 10 The rscsn.
census Of the state, has increased from s5l 40 10
$780, to ,25l o55 in 1855. This Ia ct the rate Of .e
per cent.
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MARINE AFFAIR 5.

SERIOUS CoLLIsIoS-SISKISG OF ScHooSKR-TBE
CAPTAIN DRowsED-The stesn-tug Achilles and the
s'oop Herald, the latter from Woodbridge with a
heavy feisbt of FIRE Cay, about O'Clock on Thurs
day morning came in violent collision opposite R.b-
bins Reef, II. r. A large hcle was stove in the hall
OF the Herald, which Immediately filed With wstsr
and went down taking with her the captain, Peter
.op) who unfortunately was Drowned The crew Of
the Achilles rer dered every possible ass stauoe and
succeed ed in rescupg Jacob Schwartz and Christian
Philips deck hands, just as their vessel wa going TO
the bottom Phillips, in state of great prosxs,n,
was conveyed to the Seventh Patrol Di,trct Station,
where be was attended by DR.. Kimbark, one of rns
SURGEONS to the Police Department.
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THE TRIBUNE IN THE FAR WEST.

From Our Business Correspondent
ANoKA fMiDnesot D, Saturday, Nov. "a, 1855.
Last Monday began to invite Peep here to form
cab 70 take The WEEKLY TRIBUNE The result Is
NE sum of s2s Thus Anoka now takes So TRIBUsEs.
His is doing pretty well for place which two years
ago was soi ude and which, within eighteen months,
hes lost $4,000 by fire and food. Oar Agricultural
Ssse ties not yet formed but one of our neghbo,
Sam. King, picked a few weeks ago from one vine
lAhty-tour pumpkins weighing zoos pounds. The
esrnsrop is fine, and what is more important, sells
readily at 81 per bushe II 5000 Of the hardy aud
hard.toiDg mechanics and aborers wdng toto the
sites and crowding each other would take he advice
which The TRIBUNE 30 judiciousy gives them, snd
start next Spring for the West, baftAe number might
6ud homes IN which plenty would abound on tue
recerly laid cut road from Anoka % Mile Lac alone.
This road has made easily accessible vast bodies Of
lapd previously difficult to reach, and the q1sy OF
a. so Ia found far superior to what was antcioaed
In view of the great number of non prod 1cers who
s,epd half the year in the plnery Of which this river
tSe outlet, it seems % me there is rot in America
seoon of country that offers 10 the farmer greater in.
agreements than the Mile Lac region. The iumbering
business there is institution" apermaneni brauo1
Of domestic industry that will last for generations,
and that Reciprocity treaties and all other Freetrade
schemes and lodges canDo. put where the numbering
interests OF Maize and the iron manufactures of toe
En- sire State have gone Well when the people get
ysir noses pushed 90 the grindstOne little harder sud
6nd out Just what "puse-proud Wing aristocrats"
cotton lords" and such ike phrases moan in the
mouth of "the Democi acy," perhaps they will return
to a policy which even small amount of comm Jn-
ssase would teach them is the only one which Gao
n Ike them free from toe "cotton lords" whose high
sst care il s to bring the wages and the character of
Nil laborers to lower standard ,hsn thu of the
Eoreign population, 1000 900 5000 900 of whom as
sac Bohoos tell us in trembling tones threaten our lib
erses This fear on ,ur part s high co uplinent to
10 he ab y of The ignOrast foreigners, and higher
one, " over the left +" 10 our Owl.
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were etsly On ths g.oSsd aAd sucoeeded in prevent
ing The Hapss Rom sxsesdipg beyond tho stable.
rses 10 No dosb. ihs, the IRE We the work Of an
iBcexaxry. NJ. Boyd owned the stable and ehimstes
his lore o. 600. No iaspance.
John Grant occupied the sable, but his horses,
two In number, were saved His loss on harness and
feed ams rns to ahost ESQ. Michael Cochrane also
stabbed he horse there, but his animal rescued
Inh Jared. lie lost come harness.
FIRE IN SIXTH STREET.
On Wednesday nigh. some shsvny q took e in the
vheelwrishi shop Of Jacob Smith, No. CSC Sixth
street, csnsDg an alarm. No damage WAS done to
tie premises.
FIRE - BAXTER STREET.
About ten minutes 70 o'clock last night fe
broke GU, in the args SKIS DRY buiding No. Baxter
ctr, ct, owned by Caleb Kirby and occupied on the
frs. and second floors by Amos E. Kendall as chair
mandatory. The third, fourth, fifth and sixth sto
ries were rncccupied. The fire is said to have origin.
sted on the second foor but how or in what manner
Is unknown. Owing to the large quantity Of milan
NAB material in the building the hames spread with
great rapidly from floor to floor and burst out at
the roof The fremen Of the Seventh aud Eighth Dis
trics promptly responded to the alarm, but despite
their efforts the building completely gustsd before
they could subdue the flames.
Mr.. Kirby had recently put new stcam-engins in
the basement and made connections between the
various sad the machinery, with the intention
OF occupying the upper p.r Of the building as cigar
box man rfsctory. A valuable horse stabbed in the
basement was burned to death. The oss of Mr.. Kirby
is estimated at about sI3 OOO-s5 900 his stock and
machinery and the residue on the building. We
understand that he is insured for $4,000, but 10 what
roponsnv did not aecer, lain.
The stock and tools of Mr.. Kendall were entirely
destroyed. Loss about g., 500 No Insurance.
The west wall OF the building fell with Tremendous
crash, comp etey d, molshng the frame dwelling No.
IL, adjoining LOIS about $500. No insurance. The
occupants Of the Dwelling were ordered out by the
Police, thus preventing the occurrence of any scc-
dens.
building in the rear, at present occupied by Mr.
Kirby as a cigsr.box manufacto y, escaped injury
through the exertions Of the femen.
At u o'clock the remaining walls wee demolished
by The 6iemep,