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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-13
PUBLIC SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY
ID conferred by the last Will and Tes-
lament of SAMUEL YOUNG, decd, the
undersigned as Trustee will offer for sale
at Public Auction in Poolesville, on
81 TURDAY, the 4th Of april, 1857,
at l o'clock, p. NJ, the Farm on
which said decd resided at the time Of
his death.
This farm lies on both sides of the
road leading from Poolesville to Conrad's
Ferry, about equi-distant from both
places and contains
429 IL Acres Of Land,
more or less. About 125 Acres are in
WOOD, and the balance in a fine state
of cultivation and productiveness, under
good fencing, and very nearly all has
been lately lined,
- The Improvements consist OF
f..ss1M Comfortable DWELLING
i.:s.EA HOUSE,with Kitchen attached,
Meat House, Poultry Houses,
Quarter for Servants, Dairy, Courthouse,
Blacksmith Shop, and large and com
modious BARN, lately erected. There
is also a large and productive ORCHARD
of Choice Fruit,
The Situation is healthy, the society
good, and being convenient to Churches
of various religious persuasions, to
Schools, to Post-ofiice, to Mills, &C., and
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal passing
within % miles offers facilities to market,
making it very desirable Farm. In
deed it is very rarely an opportunity
occurs to secure farm possessing SC
many agricultural and social advantages.
A more minute description is thought
unnecessary, as persons wishing to pur-
chase will Of course examine for them
selves.
The whole tract will be offered, sub
ject to the Widows right of Dover, ant
if not sold, will on the same day be Of
fered in lots, plat of which will be
shown on the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth o
the purchase money to be paid in casl
on the day of sale, The balance in three
equal annual payments, to be secured b,
the notes of the purchaser or purchasers
with two securities to be approved by tn
Trustee AS soon as the whole of th
purchase money is paid, and not before
the undersigned, will convey to the pur
chaser or purchasers, at his, her or thei
cost, all the right of said Samuel Young
deed, Of, in aud to said farm at til
time of his death. Possession given G
all except the widows Dover as soon a
the terms of sale have been compile
with
Eg- Persons wishing to purchase wi
please call on the undersigned who wi
show the property
DANIEL Il. REMSBURG,
mar. It'd Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-13

y
mourn his departure from their midst.
They have our sympathies in their sore
affection.
GE" We are panied to announce the
sudden death of Mr.. ADDISON BELT, on
Wednesday morning last, at his residence
two miles west of this place The de-
ceased was about 20 years Of age. We
would commingle our sorrow with that
of his bereaved family and friends for
the loss of one of their number, whose
recent removal from their midst by death
has clothed the family circle with mourn
ing.
The death of such man as Addison
Belt is not only an overwhelming social
and domestic afflictior, but bereave-
ment to the whole community He was
possessed in an eminent degree of the
virtues which adorn humanity in the
social and domestic relations-which
characterize the devoted husband, the
tender and aifectionate father, the stead
fast and unselfsh friend. We tender to
the family of the deceased our warmest
sympathy and coincidence.
RS" The Circuit Court for this county
closed its March Term on Saturday last
after session of six days There was
not much civil business of consequence
transacted
On the criminal side of the Court,
George Lee, colored, was found guilty
of larceny of sum of money from Mrs.
REGAIN, and sentenced to the Penitenti-
airy for five years and three months
John Cannon, who, short time since
broke into the dwelling house o. Mr.
NoRToN, Of this town, and stole there
from sundry articles, was also found
guilty and sentenced for three years and
three months. They were both carried
on to Baltimore on Tuesday morning
last by Sheriff BRowNING.
Es- Our County Commissioners were
in session during Court week, making
transfers and attending to other business
before them They made the following
appointments
SCHOOL MANAGERS.
First District. Edward w. Owen,
Joshua w. Dorsey and Enoch b. Hut
ton.
Second District. Eli Wolfe, Edward
Lewis and j. T Benson.
Third District Richard H. Jones
VIM. Cissell and DR.. Nicholas Brewer.
Fouth District Alexander Kilgour
j. Counselman and Samuel West.
Fjth District. Benjamin Faweett,
Thomas o. Smith, and William II.
Spencer.
Robert Plummer, Jr., appointed Con-
stable in the LIST District in place OF
Groomes, resigned
Joshua W. Offutt, appointed Consta-
bic in 4th District, vice Robert G.. Con-
nell resigned.
To THE FARMERS or MONTGOMERY
County There will be great number
Of men employed upon the Aqueduct
this season, aud we advise our readers
who occupy farms in Montgomery coun-
ty, within a few miles of the river, to
make preparations by early planting to
avail themselves of the home market
which this work will afford. There is
no reason why the provisions which will
be needed by the contractors and others
should not be furnished by our own
farmers, and the large amounts of money
to be dis5ursed thus retained among us,
instead of being sent to distance. -
Cabbages, turnips, potatoes and other
vegetables, and fresh meat for the men,
with forage for the horses and cattle
there employed. will consume large sums
of money. Wash Star.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-13
PGgsEyrArIov no PREsIDENr P1ERoE.

PRESENTATION TO PRESIDENT PIERCE. -
A presentation of silvcr-plate to EXPIRE
sident Pierce by Senator Toombs, on the
part Of citizens of Savannah, Georgia,
took place on Monday last, at the resi-
denec Of ex-Sacretary Marcy, in Wash
ington. Toombs accompanied the pre-
sentation in an eloquent speech, to which
the ex-Prcsident handsomely responded.
The Star says:
"Quite an assemblage of ladies and
gentlemen of prominence were present at
the presentation, among whom were ex-
Secretaries Marcy and Guthrie, Secre-
tary Cobb, Senator Butler and Hon. Mr..
Keit, of s. G., Col Greene, the veteran
editor Of the Boston Post, Col. Buchan-
an, Major Brooks, and other army Off
GERS"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-13
Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Montgomery county letters tesiamcntary on
the personal estate Of BESJAMIS DryALL, late Of
said county, decd. All persons having claims
against said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hbit the same with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the Bird day Of
March, 1853 otherwise they may, by law,
be excluded from all benefit OF said estate -
Persons indebted TO said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment Given under
my hand this Bird day Of March, 1857.
WASHINGTON DUVALL,
mar CIT Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-13
announcements.

E5~ VIZ are authorized 10 announce AL
EXANDER KILGOUR, Esq. as a candi
date for the oceo Clerk of the Circuit Court oi
Montgomery county, at the coming November
election. feb tic
ls- WE are authorized to announce AN
DREW o. DONNELL, Esq, as can.
didate for the Office of County Commissioner
at the ensuing November election. feb l3-te
Tothe Eaitor NJ The Sentinel:
SIN As the people of the county are begin
ming to talk Of persons as candidates for the
various Offices TO be filed next fall. you viii
permit subscriber TO suggest, through your
paper, the name Of WALTER III. ADAM.
SON, as a candidate for the Office Of Register
of Wills Should be be a candidate for that
office be will receive vote that he may well
be proud of in
feb CITE CRAcgLIX DISTRICT.
nor If RICHARD GRoOmES Esq.
will consent to be a candidate for the next
sHERlFFALTY, he will be warmly support
cd by his friends in BERRf'S.
49,. o. &C
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-13
PUBLIC SALE.


E7HE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING
u sold his Farm at the mouth Of SEN
eca Greek, will offer at Public Sale on the
premises, on TUESDAY, HE 31a in
siaut, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, STOCK &
FARMING UTENSILS-Viz:
BROOD MARES & MULES,
One pair Of fine OXEN, cows.
3 with CALVES, small Lot of GUANO.
Wagons Ok and Horse Carts, REAP
Err, Wheat Drill, Corn Drill, Horse
Rake, Roller, Ploughs, Harrows, Black
smiths Tools, Grain Cradles, &c, &c.
TERMS. Cash for all sums Of and
under $40, aud credit of nine months,
with notes Of approved security, bearing
interest from day Of sale, for all suns
over $40. No property 70 be removed
until the terms are complied with.
ROBT L. DODGE
NJ y. LETToS, Auctr. ~ I'm 13td
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-13
Anlos EdeLtnc and others.

1n,0s Edeiine and others.
ut is this Sd day of March, 1857, or
H. dered by this Court and the authori-
ty thereof, that the sale made and re-
ported by John Brewer, Trustee in the
above cause, be, and the same is hereby
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary is shown on or before the
18th Tuesday in July next: Provided a
copy of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Rockville, once in
each Of three successive weeks before
the goth Of June next.
The report states the amount Of sales
to be $3.50. so.
NICHOLAS RREWER
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-13

TIE New CABINET. The following
Cabinet nominations were sent in by the
President at noon on Friday last, and
Immediately afterwards confirmed by the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

The License Lawn 3


To the General assembly of Zsnntss,e:
GTNTLEYEN There Can be but two obj cts it
view in granting license. One to guard and T.
strain The TT lic that it dos little harm poss
bic; the other is TO raise a revenue and place it
the public treasury. We believe both to be wrou
aud a. surd.
The frsr has signaly failed. The history of tn
traffic proves this Is it not ar outrage upon con
mon sers., TO say that government restrai
vice ord crime by making them the subjects of
Irot clion. None would maint ain Il at by icensir
and placing houses Of nfamy under the speech
care AMI management Of good, moral reputabl
christian men, that licentiousn, ss would be dimn
ished for such an act would at once give that dis
graceful and soul destroying vice enviable and
honest putstion, and would, of course, ezten
its bHphting Influence. Experience aud cOmmo
sense proves that to license the traffic perpetuates
and does NOT and carrot, prevent it's evils Blu
for the nj. hty ThalanI of Legislators, who thro,
around liquor seIIers their strong breast works,
stand betwe,n them and an outraged public, th
perpetrators Of wrong would have long since carrie
the mark of inian,y their foreheads. Now, u
der TIE protection Of their country fac, they ar
yeg,3ot,rs Of the public morals, and guardians
society. The revenue motive for the enactment
j. gross libel upon human nature. To derive
revenue, from widows tears, and orphans eroans,
and drunkard's booi, ought and will disgrace
nation. For a State thus TO max merchandiz
of the blood and groans and tears of its subjects,
dreadful commentary upon its christian profes
sion.
Intemperanre is the greet central vice. the radi
atnG point of ell crime. It poisons the very loun
tains OF moral purity, and iufiicts Injuries tina
neither time nor law can repair. The liquor sci
Ter furnishes criminals to mourn over, and punish
and paw for. Yet in this christian land elevate
this prince of criminals to the rank of a civil
functionary and commission him Tor the public
good, to pour his stream Of burning lava upon
society. The Legislatures of these States have
undertaken TO be the body guard Of the monster
intcmperanco; very compllcentIy, under their spe-
cia protection, he sits upon his throne of human
skeletons, waving his bloody scrptr, over the fair
est portion of mans heritage his ear is raVished
with the groans Of the dying, the waiugs OF the
widow, and the cries Of the orphan, and bis eyes
delight in the terrible desolstiun.
A law enacted by the unanimous vote Of the
civil zed world, could make it nothing but crime,
to drive this trade of death-dealh to all tho o, at
Interests and hopes of man for time and ct rnity.
AFARNER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

w." New 1CrK EIpres4 s'Fs -
9TH. lr-c rount Of specie in n" ulfs OF tn"
civ hrr Ks 81 ous their resdi'ss 20 'esnn" Sper@
= yr,er ~ Oh mover the country hark' ar" res
80 or. r T.. with them. IT vi eX"ef " 2COhO,-
600 4. Ilars next We K ard n Jn' rnai 1T Com
NJ r. tlfrks VII 'qrI S22 100000. rEer e.
:, omit nv veraI millions than WIS ev in the
bank before.
,,TI, herks # Ohio II is =si1 will hF TT pared
ro.rmc n Gle ptvmpnta sp nearly as aoon 70 those
Of The Fact Gold is daily Incoming more ahun-
Pant sn1 cheaper IT Cincinnati. ani tn r" are more
sellers than buyers a, 81 a." p cert nr"nn. The
nrcourt- from Maryland, Chicago and St Louis are
Of ST uilar tenor.
an Al.hana. Gov. Winston in his Tessarr, names
III. nor tn f Way n, X. a. the Latest tire ct wlich
g e"ie pavmerts should he resumed.
"W p hefor" v Y next to see th't al GU
b NIX lav" resumed
Muri ". m Y have been opposed, upon ger
rrai principles, the Suspension If sp"ri' nav.
UeI ts nv cur banks, vet her it became nCc scar
as an y, s'Iure aernafIVe, und"r the p uh1r or
cumaisnr In pr. vent still Wore' CONDITION q
iii = W. sCqui seed in the e1igency.
Nov since the "viI is upon u.s. ar all tn harT'
do . that can be- mptiOn, at too carly peloT
oud rye only to CONNIE -ci-l difficult
similar those through which we ve rasseo
F ON r. pres utatiOr re srding tn" ; York hanks
holding thev now do, somp tweuty illiOns
dO'l.r- in coin in their vaults, We do rot dous
Z. ,ir a. ilitv 10 rrsnmP We are inclined to b.
ci- belongs, in r-aity, TO special d'p"sitors, an
thor fore mated only minal show. OF
B Tin rks could also r sumo.
IT,. gu, ston at present is not their ability, or
Tho phi Of such measure. II Suspension CIV,
r If 10 banks az wall business men, from
rrihl" pres upon US, is il rrasonahl-
to suppose diff ultics 50 serious could b. OV room
in frw short weeks? By no mems Chtnne
of trade are still interrupted and busin. So has Ut
been -uch nor is it likely to NJ for months to con-
az To nlac. thCs, who have suff red financially IN
condition to act in reciprocity with tn r'quir
meurs Of specie basic. Affairs in Europe ST.
uu-cul q, and time il r,qred to see the end OF ii
Puic thrre Very late adVicrs, vi ch W. puhs
toby. shows a lrse hops ful condition of thing
Premature resumption Of specie payments nv OF
tar he b. T toiore has shown the folly of such pre-
ciritate action, causing the necessity and morifr'
ton Of falling ha, K, in selt-defnc- into the SIN
condition in very briri period, from hich th' g.
5 ad emerged.
The times still proc 'tiOus, though money is .
shade easier, and various descriptions of -to'l
b, tier, yet business everywhere has been severe
cherk'd and likely revive with animation ,
until We have passed through th" winter. p1 =
ii ] resumption wOud be worse than none at H. ar
We Therefore hop the time jur ciously d'fer
r.d ~ far possible into next sprHg or summeT
Whcn trade hecon's more settled aud PROMISING:
and when all banks throughout tn country M
cor irly unite in general resumptiCn.-B aittmo
P0triot Non lSh
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TUFsDAY. Nov 81. 1857.
Nr. White presented Il n.ti'ion from the Ne4i-
eel Society Of Knox rountv for the passage Of a
law permit phvsi,sns nrozacutea for ural-arac-
tic testify IN mae'v,s ns to the nature Of the
calls accompanied witt an lahorata artirI in favor
Of he "srablishn ent Of bureau for obtaining vi
tai Statistics.
Mr. TAYLOR, petition of citizens of Decatur for
a @is'ri"t in -aii county.
vr. NeWharn official resolutions in regard to
Utoh. declaring it the duty of the Administrator
to take decisive measures with the rrb L. and
pl'dein" Tennessee to cooperate Lies over.
Nr Nancy, resolution directing 10 the Commit
tee on the P ni'"n'i,rv, looking to morA = CROUCH
chat INSTITUTION.
Nr hOmpson till for the benefit of Necban
les
Mr. Rentlv. hiI TO incorporate VT. Hor Ac5d-
EN- in LeUr nee County.
Mr. Hani'ton, to regulate the sale Of Iiqnor ard
increase h school fund
"r Whit" to amend The rh.rtar Of Knoxville.
Mr. E ing, tor tn bnuefr of the AgricuIturl
BUR- IA, and for Oliver purposrs
RESOLUTIONS U>DER RULE.
BvN r StoVall, l'okiu' to an apr rnnriaton by tn,
Gen raj Cover ment to Lvv m. Mississippi
Mr.. TuomusO0 q the in ;. Fl lite pnzfp0na.
ment Of tn" resolutions hich lost, ayes 81
noe 40
Nr. Rowl moved the resolution to the tabI,
Lost ~ SO noes 50.
tn" resolution was 'h'n i""ted under the pre-
vious Question, ev SO, noes SO
BA. Ks AND BANKING.
TIL" House THEN pr0cee ief 10 rho ori 81 the
Y, The hill for the Netr. regulation of tho Bank OF
Tennessee and other Bd' ks during suspension,
which hill was read a sa"On time, and
VI. N"Um of rrA hill r. Il u, which was read
an on motion nv vr. PO'k the eu' ct was post
Pnnr' until Tu"sdav .zt. AMI 500 copies of the
bill in lieu orr. 4 printed.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To amend the charter 81 the Jackson Snmer-
VIII and " mohis Tur' pike Company withdrawn
for I'm NJ.
T. sr,blish Ch merry Court at Huntsville, in
Scott County, and for other purposes. Pass d.
SENATE BILLS FIRST RFADING.
To alIO" cpnsta'l = lew %. passai.
To amend the. r. venue laws. n sci
To am nj tn act of D C. 1858. ch. - PISS
ed.
To allow snerfs and jurors paw for tn ir services
in crrtsi cases P,ss"d
70 autho'z' tn hull ling Of the Mt Pleasant
and u mpshr TER pike road. Passed.
To r. ~tthli-h tn" tippIng law. Passed.
HOUsE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To "on~oi lat the exemption laws.
a jDurn, to ? P. W.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
PROSPECTUS FOR The FOU}THYE
or THE
ART ASSOCIATION

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ATG Q T % one uTYS7 Avn II 4r1Ty n IA
A 'LLt9s ANH THF y g PURCHtsF nP s0Wl = g
COST ~ SIX rHoUsAvD 'fLARs To s,be' u n a \
Yer hand ID 9TH vaiu be works Ar zen he 4,
oaefeS. '0 '''0s ''s' nan any he's'0''rs
he large and vrlu,bl. COLLECTION of pso.ip,.
TO b. AEart~A rreIvs iber. on he osth ar
Jauus-y IS :. nom ,he nus ei lori sn iSg..
snor1ei1g he eel ,nown uriFLLo 40 DEsnFW0N4,
7 30 FNHIES THIS NYNPH DIANA. TRIAL OFIIJT !.
4e VIII numerous others ofsrrp,s- bean and value
e- To,ss n HTe'e -, soeTaes 20 = faou and
- .o,ks y Esrrara Narhl- :-THE sTAfT oF
AZ 4 tn !. sr'TUE % ycHr. rHe NYNTPH or
AZ, s-ye,'I uir~d msg Scent ami eosy work- IN sin
when - given 20 he supplement - q Is Journal
Terms OF NubscETP ION.
Ev-rv pc IN a,.-r ti~es do0 esf1-e the 2s
o. J1nisry X is's - entitled he larFs q 'iy
N ,r.viag; o 70 a copy OF rae . ; ioP jLTrtV az
,CkN Al oSE FEtR-ts ~, nos' Bsae.a' M ae p
PaENlUHS. weiea IN. sO,k y trt "a be -eesfv-d
usHLD0k ANn o0sH0P)u AN Oti.IsR -, P0R
THE w THUS its sea tha Tor -very lice dallars
PAD ths ss>eibs- no, oniy reessesa SPLENDID rHRs
led TWO DOLLAsAaT JOCR sAL. NJ YsAR -oretb-r
ri q CgriiGcae ia me Annual t9ard of Prss.Ss,s h,
vhoa valuable work Of Artia Painting scalpura nav
be received T. diton swing q every subserosr
squv.sat u she value Of Zee fiIrs Cert hsNts %
~ rhs Earr, SlisrykIv .,ggtf. vu be farnsh
ed 20 Iaes Of Raalfsf Drstiay r 4 sirsa'
To 10 vhC pysi-r tae Mssass Ia tlses Of tns IA
erariag asd ~ ,IJsraE % A,so-i .tlaa ia fsra-
VIII Ia the Agafd o. PFraiaaas aay one OF
he ioioE rs - AassEas-, VA
EmersOBss Magazine and PuGnauass
Monthly. Combined.
TIE ATLAATI1 NAG sZlsE. HARPtK's MAGAZISE.
G0DEt's LApE's HoOE. KSICK .RB0oKER MAO aZINR.
G2AhAMs MAGAZINE, BLAcEwOOB's MAGAZINE.
sOUrHERS LITsR tRY MESSENGER, or say csc a uss
of0s ns Arisiah 9 arteries, va :- EDIHBBEgH
NORTH BRITIsa, WESTMINSTER, AND LON
Dos o0ARTERLY REVIEWS; or LITFELL's
Living AGE. (W RELY, AND Two eERrIFI-
GATES, se
o. 2 ne great east q ~ nss series q tie ~
aliFazt h esaEoE es urushed free asF sE-ass % &C.
Wha gsssshe ths EagrasiaF. II AZ eassTs e = A. .
gesfr, u a1Flzez
oops d : asr q he shave Nassslsss. and ss, 81,
thr Gbaasqnif Art osraaf 50 = larnsh-s for A. a.
eias IS Tea - tacaG sc A. I'd q grsaaiuzas
TAaae sab erietng ss o. tsa u.elbershs lakInE AN
eas q ths abaFe uauaed Mas nea. and he EnrFsvis
wl Be entte& O. sne At .lazfai FaEz and go Crt
Gates "a as AwaFd q PEeaiaaaa Psrsaas rasr ave -
barsh ps5 rs1la8 SIS vii ss enEila4 e "A -aFa go
q ste EnEraFiuz CeFtEzata.
- serlFt eos Fsczlysd - D WuKTN
C1ffeEpo11iag Secretary,
AST. ss-4A4. Es. y. CAssFI d.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25
The Chinese sugar Cane.

The experiments which have been made
this fall, in all sections of the country, pref
ty conclusively settle the question as to
the value Of the Chinese Sugar Cane as a
sugar producing plant. In few instances
small quantities, after much labor, have
been made; but not enough to Justify any
one in growing the cane with a view TO
manufacture sugar. Ex-Gov. HAMMOND, Of
South Carolina, who planted largely, aud
at considerable expense made thorough
scientific test, gives up all hope. He in
tends, however, TO continue to plant the
cane to make syrup. W H. BELoHER, of
St. Louis, the well known sugarrefner,
has made numerous tests with Chinese Sy.
rup sent him; and did not succeed, in any
instance, 10 making it granulate. We have
seen nothing further from DIR. LEE, the
Georgia Chemist, since his successful exc
pertinent in September. We apprehend,
from his silence, that he has failed in sub
seqaent trials, to satisfy himself We take
it, therefore, as settled for the present. that
the Chinese Sugar Cane Is of no value for
the purpose Of making sugar. Al who
have tested It agree, however, that as a
forage crop it is almost invaluable, whilst
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

MoBILk, Aii., Nov 2l,-A Gre oroke cut about
ls OIL Cd last night, and consumed three lar =
stores on Commerce street.
L. Merchant & Cos Nos. 30 aud % Commeres
street, dealers Ia Naval Stosrs, destroyed.
Charles Bsssets store, Noe. 90 aud IS Com
msFcs street, Snip Gamblers aud GFoesSs, de-
stroyed.
Savage, CsIH & Co.'S, - commsFes street, deal
ers 10 Western Pro luce. destroyed.
simultaneously with the above, are occurred
10 Canal street, which baini three Dwellings.
Less about 81 so 900. and paFtiy insured.