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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-09

had so often accompanied her sweet voice
was suspended by It's ribbon on the chair
where she had last used il, the little slip
per on the floor, and the snowy wrapper
she had las! worn, We72 where she left
them. None had dared to touch them.
Everything i'll her room vas held sacred
sacred also 10 her husbands grief.
III ere, where everything reminded him
Of the loved anI la,i, the strong man in
duIgcd in the grief tha. overwhelmed him.
His heart was deeply touched, and tears
like torrents ct lajn gushcd from his eve
hds--and the brave man VINO had wines
sed death in almost every form and Who
would have fearlessIy 6raycI it, without
q"a'i!rb, at the cannon'S mouth. now
bowed his head in s0uow in WITNESSING +.
in its mjidesl form His lost wife died
without struggle, when her friends
thought she had sank into a calm sweet
sleep. When she awakes from her slam.
bei, Il will be to rest her head upon Sa-
vlonr's bosom and sing praises to lhe Most
High for her lamp was almost trimmed,
and she was prepared at any time to 90
without fear through the dark valley and
shadow Of death.
What was the stricken man now to do?
What was 10 become of his dear pledge
his lost companion had left him That
little being was the only bright spot in the
deep gloom that surrounded him, and the
| thought Of losing that too, caused his heart
TO fee! still deeper the barbed arrow that
had pierced it.
Yes. my brighl-eyed darling, you will
never know a mothers love, and there is
no founl so deep in this cold world of
ours. You will draw the subsistence of
| life from strangers bosom. But IA
ther's hear: still beats for you, and as far
as j! IS in his power lie will Gil the place
of her you have lost.
The sorrowing minister pronounces a
heartfelt eu.ogy upon the lileIess body OF
one whom he had taught the truths of di-
vine love, and whose heart he had trained
like q tender vine in the way it shoaId GO,
and the good man felt assured that the alb
sent spirit would bloom triumphantiy in
Paradise, as he shed tear to the memory
of the departed.
The coffin is borne out. One by one
The mourne.s follow it to the quiet church
yard where il is to rest until The resurgec-
ton morn. "The corrupIole has put on
the incogruptible, and the mortal immor-
taIity."
The weeping willow now bends its
branches low over the little grave, while
tie lilly Of the valley and daisy raise their
heads above the myrtle that covers the
lost ones last resting place, at the head of
which, on simple slab of white marble
is engraved "llory my UYe."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-09
4 French Woman.

The French woman's characteristics
are generally that she is uneXceplionabIy
shod; that she wears inimitable gloves;
that she has toilet Of two coIors; only
with dlslraciing way Of wearing it ; that
her manners are bewlching--lul of small
grades and deIicateIy shaped ccquetries,
and never wanting in the incest apprecia-
ton Of external proprielies, to which her
nirtalions are always ubordinate--lhat
she has a marvellous facility of walking
clean through the dirty streets of Paris,
and as marvellous knack of holding up
her dress with one hand over the left hip;
that she has bewitchIng habit of mlsia-
king her friends husband for her own.
These are popular characteristics, and
few people allow her any other; but those
who know her know that other thoughts
besides dress and flirting work beneath
those smooth bands of glossy hair, which
look as though they had taken lifetime
10 bring them TO their present high condi-
uon of polish and intricate arrangement,
and that the hands in their close fitting
gloves eau do something better than make
up caps and crotchet-purscs that she is
not only all agreeable woman of society,
but also careful housekeeper, an aifec-
lionate mother, and submissive wife. A
French woman cleans her g loves, light
boots, silks, and laces, and at the cost of
few cents, and with surprising success.
They pass for new Oh any inspection but
the closest, and are worthy TO do so. A
French woman never buys lining for
new gown she cuts up her Old gowns
and worn-ou: petticoats instead. She un-
picks and stitches up again, turns, irons,
and renews until every inch of the stuff
has served half dozen purposes, and
there is not an unworn thread in the
whole garment. A French woman is al
ways noticeable for her clean linen-culls
and collars always white and fresh but
then she works them herself, and thus
procurcs another large feminine luxury at
small cost. 1t is the same with her table
linen. Napkins at breakfast, napkins at
dinner, and fresh table cloths or supper
napkins constantly renewed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-09
The Little Courtesics OF Life.

,,r,, ...r
That % h. .hopId he 80 stern to ~ .r,"~cr @r wirbt
For seldom vet did living creature see
That courlesie and manhood ever disagree"
LSFLNsER.
The little things Of life have far more
eflec! upon character, reputation, friend
ship, and fortune, than the heattiess and
superficial are apt to imagine. There are
few, indeed, however rough by nature,
who are not touched and soilened by kind
ness and courtesy. A civil word, friend
ly remark, a generous compliment an az
fable bow of recognition, all have an in
huence; while surIness, inciviliry, harsh
ness, and ili-temPer, naturally enough pro-
duce an effect exactly the reverse. The
American people, as whole, are perhaps
not remarkable for courtesy. They are
so actively engaged in the hustle of Iie,ln
the onward movements Of commerce and
trade that they have lille leisure to Guilt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-09
A Yankee Attorney.

The following Grafton was delivered
some where in Wisconsin, ty one OF the
profession. who would seem TO have quite
an aversion to capital punishment:
"May it please your lordshiP and gen.
tlemen of the jnry-the case is clear as Ice,
and sharp to the dom as mo- from your
sweetheart. The Scripture saith-'fhou
shalt not kill now.if you hang my client,
You lransgress the command as slick as
greese, ana as plump as a goose-egg IN
loaler's face Gentlemen. murder TO mur-
der, whether committed by jurymen or
anv humble individual like my client.
Gentlemen, 90 not deny the fact of my
clients having killed a man: but Is that
any reasoa you should do so! No such
thing gentlemen. You may bring the
prisoner in guilty; the hangman may do
his dutv: but vii! rIlui eXhoaerate yon
No such hing. In I'a' ease YOU viii all
be murderers VINO among you i pre-
pared for tie brand o' Cain ,o be stamped
upon his brow to-day who. .lreemen, who,
freemen. who. in tL,s and of liberty and
of light! Gentlemen, | will pledge my
word that not one Of You has a Bowie
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-09

.EARLY FLOWERS"

"There is q daintncss about early flowers, tn;
uches me ike poetry ~. ?. Wills.
Early flowers, how love ye!
Blooming on the stream!et's side,
Giving promise Of summer,
Soon to come, and soon to glide.
Mild and gentle soft appearing,
Far too fragile to endure
And TO me, though hale and hearty,
Death is coming not less sure.
Early flowers, how love ye!
How love you every one
For ye mind me of my childhood,
And its joys, forever gone
Then for you roved the meadows,
Skipping on with mirIh anj glec;
Time has changed and I'm no longer;
Child, as then | used TO be.
Early flowers, how love ye!
Pale, and seems TO me distressed,
Soon to see you droop and fading,
Will make sad feelings in my breast;
'Tis for this, perhaps, ! love ye,
knowing that you soon must go,
And other flowers come to mourn ye,
When Deaths hand has laid We low.
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a5LJLG.gDL...,4G = y O0o
DEATH IN THE FAMILY CIRCLE.
BY META GREY.

The coffin lid was termed down, and
the face Of 4 woman in It's death-ljke sleep
seemed chiseled in marble. The soft
eyes that had looked so lovingly in life
had lost their brightness, and the sweet
voice, so full of kindness, was hushed for
evermore. The hands that so often min
istered to the sick the cooling draught,
and famed the fevered brow Of loved
ones, were now cIasped over the once
warm and generous heart. All, all was
gone naught was left to weeping friends
but a form chiseled by the great masters
hand. Everything around was the same
as it had been before deaths rude visit TO
that once happy home. The lttle bird
still sang sweeily its joyous lay and came
to the windC(w to receive The crumbs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-09
TERMS OF OuR PAPER

The SHEruEcrsrowv REGISTER is published
weekly at - wear. positively to be paid before
1he year expires. No paper discontinued (cN-
cept at the option of the EDITOR until all ar
rearages are paid up. Single copies 6, cents "a
Ae1EErIsJNENrs Of one square or ie'' ~
cents for the first insertion, and p cents Tor eacH
insertion thereafter-larger ones IN the same
proportion. Advertisements not marked toF'"!
specified time are continued TIL toTod ana I'''-
ged accordingly. deduction MADE 10 'noso
VINO advertise by the year -,.,...
Letters or Communications 10 the fd''or' up
on which there is postage, unless they contain"
money, should be postpaid to insure attention.
AGENTS.
WIN. II. PEARE. Sun Iron B2..l:ass, FaIH-
more; G. PIERCE, Philade. Pn.a ' b. IALML"'
New York.
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left ia its stead, In tn~ SUMO
tcncc the brightest flower in the garden OF
his heart had been nipped by the chilling
hand Of death, and left only delicate bud
,hatiIl supplied the place of the one iulI
blown that had she'd soothing fragrance
over everything. He must however,
grid on his armour and steel his heart a
galnst calm despair that is gradually steal
ing into it, One short year of transient
happiness had been his. lie had reared
: shrine in the spring time of his youth
and placed his idol upon it, with the vain
hope lhat he might worship there when
the winters OF old age came on, and to-
ge!her with the loved one, side by side
rest when the allotted three score years
and ten have passed. lie forgot that we
are commended to have no idols, and alter
he had raised one, and thought it secure
uDoD the shrine, the idol was shattered
and the shrine left desolate TO remind him
Of its existence.
lie must once look at that pale face ere
il is hid forever from his sight beneath
the clods of the valley. Ill will soon be
over, and there will be left an aching void
in his heat that can never be filled again.
The face of the now inanlmate form look
cd down from the painted canvass win
her own sweet smile, and sent Pang TO
The heart of the bereaved mourner. Ter
work, still unfinished. lay in her basEe' )
the half read book, with its pages marked
wds open by lis side; and the guitar iha'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-09

DESPERATE OUTRhGE AND MURDER ~
DELANARE.--George Parker, negro OF
desperate character living near Dover, Del.
aware, got INTO quarrel, on Wednesday
evening last, with ms wife, who was SICK,
and became so cnraged that he siezcd 4
gun and fred at her nurse, shattering her
arm urradlully. Several white men, who
hurried To the house, were compelled To
sclrc4l 10 Tie woods to save Il c.r lives, ~
he attacked them with savage fcrocl,y.
Ills subsequent coudGcl is thus related by
tie Milford Beacou:-
The negro, not being satisfied with bis
egenlng' exploit, proceeded atier night
70 the house ol Nr. Geo. Slaughter in lhc
same neI,hborhooJ, Knocked ., the door,
aHd,on is bong opened by Mr.. Slaughter
himself, te raised his gun to FIRE, aud lhaI
gentleman only escaped with his life by
sIammng tre door 10 10 hl, ACE and fis.
ienlHg II. lie desperate being iu. dls-
appointed. and lhirsl lo. blood su,i fs-
g'ng ~ HI7 heart, went 20 his OWE dwell
ins aud sc, j, on ire, Tie light of whi-n
drew some Of TIC neighbours to he scCne
-buI before any sssi-tanre could he rem
degcd. Le had -ctu-ly cni sas laroas Of
1880 ol 1.> chi.4ssn, ole of vhou Le
,Hfe. IT'o ihc FIRE, here d as cpnstmrf,
and tie niher he threw MO TIE yard ~
tbs lime fp--e oi glCn Hea an' - from
Dover g. arrest lhe Uegfo, 3 40 sIi h.i
POSSESSION O.. - gun aud aiaDsaI.yn,
and, a.ier ling several mefeciusi shu.s
al hi.u, tie UIHa. .l.kHg is tcfif.a.sJ
tired ,5u, witsoat e,lesI--one vf ibes ,,a-tv,
taxing advantage ol tie opportunity, wiGlc
The negro gun Mas uEuadyd, advanced
"itA'n .e" PAGES / h.m aid ArpG, HeaI-
~ Tie whole charge .4sing elect III ~
aegru'- lace a"G .oreiesj, bot wi,iionI
bringing Alin to the ground. merely stag
gelBg han Tor tie moment. lie was
however, (elied 70 the grornJ, sccnfca.
and taken 10 jail
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-09

WmsKGRs.-Thc edlwess Of the Lam
caster Literary Gazette says she would
as soon nestle her nose in rats nest oI
swngIe tow, as allow a man with Mhis-
kers on to kiss her.
We don't believe a word OF it. The
objections which some ladies' pretend TO
have to whjskers, al arises from Cn"y.
they don't have any. They would il
they C0aId, bu! the fact is, the continual
motion Of the lower jaw is fatal TO 'hcll
growth. The ladieS-God bless them =
adopt our fashions as far as they can.
Look at the depreJatioas ;hey have com
miied on our wardrobes the last few
years. They have appropriated our sh!ri
bosoms. gold studs and all. They have
eucircled their soft bewiiching necLs in
our standing collars and cravals--driying
us men to aluic5 and turn downs. Their
innocent Illic hearts have been paIpila-
ing in the inside of our walst-coats, IN
stead Of humping against the outside, As
intended. They have thrust
their pretty feet and ankles through our un-
meulonaJIes--unwhisperablcs--unlhink
abuulabIes-in short, as Macawber would
say, breeches And they arc skipping
along lhc streets in our high-heeIed boots.
Do you hear, gentlemen ! we say boots I!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-09

knife or 4 pistol in his pocket. No, gen
tlemcu, your pockets are odorilerrus with
the perfumes of n cigar-case snd tobacco
Of reclitlde in the pipe of a peaceful con-
science; but hang my unfortunate client.
and tue sca.lv aligalors of remorse viii
gallop through the internal principles Of
animal yerlebrR, until the spinal verIehrT
of anatomical construction is turned INTO a
rail road for the grim and CORY go5ilns OF
despair.
"Gen,lemen, beware Of committing
murder! Beware, say, Of meddinS
with the internal prerog1live Beware,
| saw. Remember the fate OF the man
who attempted to steady the ark, ana 'rem-
bic. Gentlemen, atjuro you, by the
manumiued ghost of tcmporlaI sdncijtT, to
do no murder. adinre You by the name
of woman, the handspring of the ticking
tmepiece of Time, theoretical transmit
cation, to DO no murder. | adiurc You
by the love YOU have for the cscUIent anal
cundimeulal gustO of our naive pumpkin,
to do no murder | adinre YOU by the
American Eagle. that whipped the uni.
versal game-cock of creation, and now sits
roosting on the magnetic telegraph Of
Tines IIluslrous transmigration. TO do
no murder And, lastly, gentlemen, If
ever YOU expect to wear Iong-tal'ed coats
If YOU ever expect Tree dogs not 10 bark
at you-ir YOU ever expect TO wear boots
made of the free hide OF the Rocky Noun.
tain buGalo-and TO sum up all, if you
ever expect to be anything bat set of
sneaklng, Ioaing, ,rascaIIy, cul-lhroat. braid
ed small ends of humanity, whIuIed down
ito indistinctibility, acQmt my client and
save your country - The prisoner was
acquitted.
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which a generI

when a gener'
there for him.
fully, and the y
1t swept throus
branches low,
of the loving
,hem-for she
emily fright u
Gentle and kin
own life in CIV
aud the little III
tive wall like tn
erlcss from the
The waters
their Gount, an
ever they touct
band felt as he
the sun Of his
ever and darkp
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-09

APPEhRAHcEs ARE DEcCITEUL.-CPon
the subject Of dress and appearances the
New York Times SAYS, ga coat that has
the marks Of use upon it IS 4 rccomenda-
ton 10 people Of sense, and hatwirh too
smooth a nap and too high inslre, IS 4
derogatorv circumstance. The best coats
are on the backs Of pennIIcss foPs, broken
down merchants, clerks on pi'ilul salaries.
and men that don'tpay up. The heaviest
gold chains dang!e from tie fohs Of gamb-
lers and gentlemen Of very limited means;
costly ornaments on ladies indicate to
eyes that arc well oren, tie fact of a silly
lover or husband crampcd for funds. And
when pretty woman goes in a suit Of
plain and neat apparel, il IS ihe presump-
ion that she has fair expectations anA; Z
husband who can show balance in his
favor. For women arc Ike hooks-'oo
much gliding makes men suspicious that
he binding IS the most important point. ="
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-09

The following paragraph ve clip hom
the regular report Of iiie Connection leg
i,iFture "BlIl to tax geese, eats aad
bachelors" Mr. Harrison was opposed
to the bill taxing bachelors. iaeTs Eas
a tax already lard upon a goose, and any
man who had lived lv veny-6ve wears
without getting married could be taken
under that section.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02
DIED.
y "a. MARrAAsH, HoustOn-st., Brooklys.

AsH- On Tuesday July a. MARIA ASH Houons Brookys.
aged two
The ans were Inferred Cemetery Eyerpeens.
ANpfRsoN-At Washington, C., Wednesday, August
IosFPHiNE RoMtR wife Of Chsdes III. Anderson
Further notice OF the funeral wi ! be given
CtARK-On Tuesday morning July 81 Mrs: Nancy CL.sx.
wifi # Jaues Cn6ude Clark formerly of Newnugh N. r..
aged and months Genie aud loving In life peace
u and happy IN her last sigh breath Of prayer
The friends relatives u the family aso those Of her
John h. A. ant Joseph CLARK ana Of her sonsin
D. A. Shogell aud John OBran, invited attend
The funeral the Methodist Church yanet,
Greeuwi,hsv. on Thursday, Aug. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Orsr County psperr please copy.
Boston papers pease copy
HFPRuRN-v ednesday August j. CURTIS Of J. c. Hep
bum 81 D. aged and seven days Funeral services
on 1harsdsy, At II O'Clock A. NJ. at No l59 West fA-st
HITzTBIAcERAt TeaDeck New Jersey the lot INST, ELLA
MpLyIsa, aged year months aud days.
The and friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 trend funeral this afternoon a. o'clock, from ths
residence Of her par nts No Us Vest leth'st.
MsNRo-At Manchester VI on Tuesday morning. July 81.
HUGs Musso Eq late merchant Of this City Ia the 6Ih
year OF his
Tho relatives ana f nds family respectfully Invited
20 attend the seryi rs this ThmsdsyD afternoon at
o'clock ir d. Huitons Church, Washington square, WIN
o for Der iny afion.
The remains will be taken 70 Woodbridge, N. }.
RoBINsOs ednesdAy August MARI 8oBssos sister OF ths
late Jan a. Robinson, aged 81 YEAR,.
The relatives egds OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend funt raj this afternoon AZ o'clock, from NO. B
East i3th-st.
UsDEtwooo-On Wednesday August l. At o'clock p. M,
JosEUA UNDERWOOD. IN the 18th year OF his age
ytc L. attend funeral biz late residence No. ~ Wes
l6h-t O'Clock pre- se this afternoon without further
Invitation.
His remains will be taken t, Holon Mass for nternent
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LAW LNTKLLIGE.NCE
SUPERIOR couRr-Is crl.ssrs-Aqs. before Jai.e

SUPERIOR COURT-IS CHAHBsRs-Aug. before Jaise
OAKLEY.
DISCHARGE UNDER THE LIQUOR LAW.
HABEas CoRpUs.-CeIOll Cash, committed on
warrant OF Justice Pearce for ten days uuder the new
LIQUOR Law the warrant saying he % stands charged
before me with being. the 27lh July, ls55, at the
" City Of New York, in the County OF New York, in
d" toxicaied, under such circumstances az amount 10
violation OF the act for the suppression Of intern
&" pereuce, SC" was brought up petition Of ms
WIFE, and his discharge esked for on the ground thar
the law cucs under the 18Th section, that the PEN
atty should be sued for and also that record had
been filed, sc; and further that If any liquor had
been dra by sad Cash il FOR medicinal purposes.
The charge III the warrant ID above is printed, and
auloa.s 10 be orc Of fOun ia general use by the Ma
gistrsics.
Mr. Mulvey appe lred FOR the petitioner, and Mr..
Hall, District Attorney, OppOset.
Tie following lie the opinion Of the JudIe:
Tn, return 70 the writ shows that The prisoner s de-
tanned in the Cry Prison for uonpayment Of fine OF
$40 for tbe Ofense Of Inrox!csiOn.
The point i made that the fine should be sued for
and recovered II an action do not see any force in
this objection.
ADolher point Is made that the commitment Is 700
general in ectiDg The oiense. IL says for being IN
% tOxcated under such circumstances a. amount 70
violation Of the act for the suppression OF lnemper-
ence' &c. Upon referring to the &C, find that 1t Is
unlawful for any IersOn 20 be or become intoxicated
in any store grocery, lane street or public place
referring 70 The place who're If unlawful to be or be-
come intoxicated.
Tee commitment II detective in not stating where
the party intoxicated, that i be seen from
the lace Of tie process whe the prisoner
vted under any of the oeuses designated by the act
The commitment only eIpresses the oDIa'0a OF me
Justice that the law has been violated, but sets io'a
10 fao showing that such violation had taken Piacs'
The defendant mus be discharged
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POLICE COURTS.
rssFx MARKFT.


An extensive and promecuouS assortment o' IN
washed reprobates composed the select company who
paid their involuntary ard unwilling visits to Justice
Breruan yesterday morning. Drunk and disor
derry was the general text, upon which the Judge
c. mmony made the brief comment, Ten dollars, o.
"tcn dsys.' Some however, escaped more easily.
Patrick Mcbride and Bartholomew stephens, disor
derh. Barney Mccormick ald Bridl co Kline, assault
ard battery and Henry Bower charged with keepiog
a house OF prostitution, were discharged.
CGspar NeNsCr-the similarity Of whose nam. 70
noted historical pesonsge caused some curiosity 10
beSi odd his couutensncc-proved 90 be rci-ftced
Dutchman. with waIi Oh HE nose who was arrested
for being Gluak. lie had helped Mr. Juug OF Wii
lcits'. throw I some hay, and Mr.. Noungs gratitude
assumed tangible and liquid form resembling wills
Ky Caspar panoOs said Il smell ike whisky looked
Ike WHISKY and had the same effect his cOrporOsi.y
that whisky had produced on former occ ssions, aud il
he had not been assured that It was gratitude, should
have thought il ras whsky--the genuine article.
Justice Ererran advised him 10 beware Of his CRATE
tul friend N future, and 10 give point to the sdmoni-
ton fired him SO
Patrick Mel'innis, Houston-st., drunk on brandy
ard beer; don Know where he got his liquor PAID
the penalty OF biz .ndiscreton aud ignorance and $40
bankable funds simultaneously.
Charles Freeman No 90 Columbia-st drank bran
dy bat don't know where he got it, could MT raise the
pecunisy decade, and was forced to endure the tenn
Pold ditto.
George Rice Good Hsven-Rice is brother Of tn
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FIRES.
FIRE IN SULLIVAN ST.

4 FIRE broke out on Wednesday morning, about
o'clock in grocery store No. SO Sulvan-st corner
of Broome, sccupied b, John X. Meyer The con
tents of the store were nearly destroyed The stock
wss owned by Hermann welbrock, No. 50 Vesey-st.'
who bad policy Of insurance of 81 900 IN the North
River Insurance Company. The fremen were carry
Cd the ground, and, as was supposed, succeeded In
e1tiDguishing the FIRE; hat at S O'Clock smoke was
again seen issuing from the roof Of the same building