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The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-16
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DENTrsTRY.--If any one desires to see a
BEAUTIFUL specimen of great improvement re-
Gently made in the art of Dentistry, known
to Dentists as the CONTINUOUS GUM, it can be
seen at the Office of Dr. Hurd, over Barnum's S
jewelry store.
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NoTIuE no EARMEas AND PORK PACKKRs.

NOTI,;EF0 FARMERS AND PORK PACKERS.
TEyHE usual prepared to purchase
3 ur slaughter and pack for others on
commission -,
We have large IRON TANKS and will buy heads or
steam fer others at usual rates
Ali hogs saughered house will be delivered free OF
draYarA in any part of the city. --, am 8. co-s
dec2 -Ir1dkw SAMUEL ohh q W.
N O. SUGAR. 20 hhds large grain: for sale BY
ISs iau5 S. Z. GIL BERT & co.
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OF The House of Representatives Of Mis-
souri, passed a resolution on Tuesday last, to
adjourn at the Capital, Jefferson City, and re-
move to St. Louis. if the Hotel keepers don't
treat the members to better fare.
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CT Gov Polk has been elected U. S. Sena-
tor from Missouri, for the long term, by over
100 majority OF both houses Of the Legisla-
ture.
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nT The grain trade Of Buffalo, n. Y, for
$50 shows an increase over 1855 Of / 1885,, ,277
bushels.
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THE HAZARD POWDER C0afPAN'
CoNSrrrUrIoN AND rHE UNION.

NNTE receiving fall and winter
w and invite liberal public call store
LIST street. three doors below Main Fosters Block Our
of Cloths Cassimeres Casines
Flannsls Blanke Dress Silks Cashmeres Delaues Prints
Shawls. Mautiiia Ladies, Misses and Ohdreu's Shoes.
Hosiery Gloves Floor Oil Cloths, Carpets, Rugs Damask
&c. Hats and Caps and all other goods usually kept dry
good stores. No trouble to show goods.
oet2I-3m JAMES OAKLEY & SON.
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0N~r Mr.. SIml Vickery has got into his
n W store, corner Of Main and Second streets.
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PRL Z ANDI.
By G. ". CURTIS. II mo-. cloth. Price 81
E1tract from articlefH The ". T. Tri6XRe Mop 10.
None Mr. Curtis books is in Judgment destined
high position in literature this last. It is the
volume sf pete uniform edition. issued by Mesrs
DIX Edwards Co. For subtitle and refined fancy; for
delicate humor; for nice appreciation o. character;
beauty fading
shadowy la graceful OF manner. quet
fearful pathos. which the beaminz Summer
gr.anus poeay and life little leaf of and
philosophy which the heart teaches
mind whea
man existeacet is position of passing claims
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2. II. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
-:O:
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,

MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
VE H COOK begs TO thank friends in Evansville
Ao their avOrs freely bestowed
him since he has them. and takes
this opportunity their notice his Mr.
A COOK he has taken into partnership from this
date and soIicits for firm z. IL. COOK Son,
continuance support literally terred himself
2 having taken the business premises and
purchased the stock of Mr. NJ W. Foster, feel
con that will enabled supply the citizens
Evansville with article they require in the Gro
oerv and Provision line o. H c. Son wish especially
draw the attention in the country having produc
of kind to dispose their increased facility TAX
ing OF their suppl the their with all
articles required in the wholesale department prices that
must ensure heir orders or the future feb'-tf
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3,3o7 Prizes amounting to s20& ,OCo
Whole Tickets SO hsIves s5; Quarters s2iz.
The 6rst 3O7 prizes decided in the usual
$500 prizes of $40 will be determined the last of
the that draws the COO prize. For example if
the number drawing the 900 prize ends with then
all the number ends will entitled
$40. the number with No. then all
where the number ends 2wiIl be entitled s4O
too, 81 t.-..--
Certificates Packages will be sold at tie following rates.
hieh Is'the risk
Certificate of Package Whole Tickets $50
Half 80
do do 10 Quarter do .:............. IS
Address orders for Tickets or Certificate either
). SWAN & CO., Atlanta. Ca, or
s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.
GLASS C,
To be drawn in Baltimore Md. Saturday Jan. 24th 1857
SCHENE.


55,
Whoes so; HalS es so; Quarters s5i Eighths $780,
Certificate of Package of wholes s265oO
60 do 26 6Halves, - lSS'oo
do DO 26 Quarters, 80 eo'Eo
do do 26 Eighths, '' ...........--- 35.lZ
RA orders fov tickets packages in any OF the Mary
land Lotteries will attention ana the draH
ing all purchasers af Is oyer
No SO Favette St. o Box No. 40.
dec2,-.f Baltimore Maryland.
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0dQo39 PdQo9g9

23O999 G01O@59
This hitherto intrGeta5Ic disease Of every form and
~ .. eeery stage,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DR..CAYANAUGH'S PILE sALyE
NgTILL faiIin giving immediate relief and DC
~ lively curing the worst and obstinate case
ONLY INFALLIBiE REMEDY KNOWN
here the Piles of years of
patient study and Investigation
SaEereFs from Piles have remedy hand which will
STAND THE TES? OF TRIAL,
withoata part do all the proprietor
claims for Full directions accompany each box and all
h IS strictly to observe them and is
The PROF to the following from
given their certificates favor regard to its efficacy in
their own cases. Read them.
TIE Hon Richard Yates late member from the
Jacksonville. H.. Nov. 15 1855.
naughs Pils Salve which you furnished found OF great
service producing easy and speedy hesi-
Respectfully. RICHARD YATES.
The following, Rev F. Bristow is sufficient re-
Jacksonville H.. December 15 1884
Dr. Cavanaugh-l conceive it TO be duty the af-
efcency Of YOUR PILE Ssive was tor sVeTa sa
orey afflicted with that painful and oathsome disease the
prescriptions physicians any
snSdt BY f4s Be- stFSHg Of salve
eaPpya saying an application Of our s'tve for three
& F. BkfsTow.
Chicago. August 80, 1855.
DearS When arrived in this city few days ago
W2s saherinE in nenely with the piles mentioned
Pile Salve saying it would cure me- Tried 1.-THE eject was
immediate ana am now we'll believe it to be, as it
that the Files such to others
YoqPs ps truly. JOHN v HANSON; St: Louis No.
Sole Proprietor. or. St. Louis. No.
jyIs-1yd4w KELLER. FARNSLEY l. 90.
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% The Daily Union of Terre Haute, has
been revived. after suspension of several
months, and it is now published for the ac-
count of an association of gentle men of that
city, who will give it a vigorous and dura-
BILE existence. 1t resumes the defence of the
American cause with as much heartnesS and
ability as it battled for it before the Presi-
dental election.
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTTeN!

EUST received and will be sold auction at our Aue-
eP tion Rooms regular sale daEs gene
raj assortment of Dry Goods Notions fancy articles
consisting in part Of Brown ard Beaehed Sheetng snd
Shirtngs Satinets Casmeaes Coatings FanneIs
Jeans Hosing. Gloves. Mits. Spool Threads Lineys
Nerines. Shawls. Suspenders. &C.. sc.
AISo:-Tabes Pocket Cutlery Jewelry watches
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razors Pins Needles
AccOrdeoHs and great variety of fancy articles
to mention. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
noyl Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
zEAYING leased for aterm years and fitted Up the
Old Court House Main and Third
are preParedto receive for sale auction private
sale all kinds ofgoOds merchandise
furniture horses, bUgges, etc..
C9shadVances ma ate on onsign menes VII required
comm so.elock. NJ Tuesday, Wednesday
and Fridaynights. at early gaslight.
SALES OF REALEsTATE.
The hrst Monday of every month, at 10 clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City
evansville sll the
evlng 1t viii be for interest of all ed
set apart the first Mouday of Every
eai Estate auction AN those wishing sell
ted to hand in their lists in time give
The patronage of those having Houses Lands
for sale either public private
TED. jyl5 WOOLSEY 4 NELSON. Auct's.
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NEW YORK.

From ALBERT &. EEECHARDSON,S Ad-
way, New York.
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SCHEME ,

whole Tickets sIo Halves IS; Quarters 81. 50.
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THE GaOLDEN DAGONi

THE GOLDES DAGONi
Or Up and Down the Irrawadd being Passages of d
in the Burman EmpiIe. by American -,
cloth. illustrated title Page. Price 81.
author served Surgeon hoard English armed
during late Burmese gvss
vivid aud picturesque of his remarkable
Th that little is known
people OF Burmah the Land of the White Elephant the
Throne tue GOiIen Foot'aad that work
of the kind in and fold
THE Golden Dagon' a peculiarly interesting book.
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CALIFORNtA.
Ia Doors and Out: How Farm Nns and Live
orally in the o'den State. By ELIZA W FARNHAM. IL
mo Price 81.
The authentic and graphic picture Caior-
MIA exhibited female eyes which has ppeared
Mrs FaTnb9m things they and the trials
pleasures and experience of the ergrant with honest
phass. She in nerestng statements with
action of the Committee
Francisco Her narrative probably the cIearest and
consecutive view of this subj which has been
published. dec3l-lwd&W
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.

SOUTHERN MILITARY .aCfD.dJNY LOTTERYI
CLASS NJ
To be drawn in the CT OF Mobile. Alabama in puLlc u
Saturday. JsnuIry 10, 1857. the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
JOIN HURTEI and W ". MCGUIRE Esqs. ComIaiss5 eFs
10000 TEciJetS--3, ,gg0 Prizes!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
NOV EEL sc EME!
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ORIENTAL ACQUAINTANCE

Ia Series of Letters from Syria. By W. De FORREST
I21lo. cloth Price SIX
fresh and agreeable views taken from ad
t1geous points observation those stored
Palestine which have employed already many aserly
pencils full they of the spleador the havoc of
the The clever sketches Acquan
we'll shog
sui bject5 from being exhausted.
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G01g 80

$3.50 prizes amounting coo
E- Whole Tickets, $1O-Halves. s5-Qgarters, s24. So
first 26 prizes decidedin the u usual manner.
Prizes $40 will be determined
the Number that draws the 10000 prize For example II
the drawing the So eco prize ends with NO
all tickets where the ends will be entitled
$40. ends with No then all tickets
where the number ends will be entitled s40
o n %
Certificates Packages will be sold the following rates
whichis the risk:
10 Halt 30
! s.sr
Address 0riers for Tickets Certificates either
3. SWAN d CO., Atlanta. Ga,
$. SWAN, MONTGOMERY Ala, or
S. SWAN Boz 200. Mobile.
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CURTIS COMPLETE WORKS,

COMPRISING:
Vol. 1. NILE NOTES,
Vol. 2. TUE uOWA DJI IN SYRIA,
Vol. 3 LOTUS EATING,
Vol. 4. THE POTIPHAR PAPERS,
Vol. 5. PRUE ANDI.
volumes. CLOTH uniform, IS; half calf gilt. ~ 50
EAeh volu selarately. in cloth. 81.
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PROTESTANT HALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.

TIE Proteitart Half Ofphsn Asylum hsId It's - 4
Anniversary at the New Asyam, Noe. aod Ten'a
street, 90 Wedresday. TIE number Of children his
rsen from AZ TO 22 lie consequence of the iucreaset
scsonmoda,iops Sore ebu,es have occurred. Cali
ditn have beer cent for by immigrants from Earops
% be pieced IN tIs in:tituiion. TIE Com nit 90 de-
clare hat their practice is 20 give Americans th'
pecrepce and nex. 20 them PGotes,ans Of other nc
tors. Toe entire oxpense per child duneg tao yoar
hes beer So Tue teachers salaries 81 S99 are paid
DON the Public School Fad TIE other exrcases
AMOUNT to 5000, VII ch 10 covered by donations,
Thee is teb. on The nov building Of 5000. Toe
taeors tor 1853 are:
br. WILLIAM A ToaLmsoG, Plrst Difecs<esh
Nae Jams GooRaAr. Second oi.vc.cosS
i'iG ELI WAINWRIGHT Treasurer.
hxs CsSxcE u. PaELes xvo4e,sfy.
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NETWORK PRISON ASSOCIATION.

NEN-lORk PRISON ASsOClAIlON.
The regular monthly meeting OF the E1ecutige
Committee Of the above Association wss held lass
evening al ocicC at the reudence Of Stephen Cutter
eco No. e2S Trclf:h street.
Piesent-JouN fl. GRIscos, Md, Chairman Of the
Board, and Messrs Israel Russell, Richsrd Reed
Henry A. Oakley, James Z. Holden, Isaac i. ith,
solomon JeIner, Stephen Cater ard Lyman Cob1.
TIE minutes OF the last meeting were read an ap
pOytd.
Acknowledged the receipt Of the fjhoSing contr.bu-
lions du,il the month Wm. +. Cary, $40; Pierson
& Co., s.; LGscbigh 4 Co, s5i Dccoppett ~ Co,
81 Chas. Buekhelter, So H. iienerqnin q, Co., go
\ &. Bceart, g.; T. j. S4ndcrson, 50; Bidolph &
Co., g; EDWARD ID. sprssue, -; Il. Cazel 81 L.
DulpIn - So
They have Sij in their treasury Only, while the
idep hope this deficiency viii De more than met ~
the timely assistance Of disoern'ng phisothtopc
public Immediately after the holidays.
After tie transaction Of the ordinary business the
agent of Discharged Convict aud Detention Com MT
tees subnoj his diaries from Which It aope ired th'
following have beer their operations during the month:
large proportion If the inmates of our priIons MAD
been visited and many OF the most h1peiii cases
Ctnp.iD,s rosde, Immediately
OF hits number we've discontinued -
Persons ochaIged from olso5y their recommendation al
DISCHARGED copvets and other. Sssist with money for food
and TO enable them TO leave ;heo1sy.
DiscEagc furnished VITA suitable clothing mre or
stito ;he
S.vera pecuiaIly tyrg cafes recorded n tue
day Ct eiebaTged c0nvicts, were men who nave sus
iaiEsd ihemelve by honest indpsry the ias' t"o,
four, Eve and years since their discharge ifo n
se Fsison, but now cat of work ard 10 want. Toe
Committee and fee the importance oil assisting
such per,ons. les: in their ahjec poverty they be
tempted % a repetition Of crime.
The ArsOclatiJn much Iced a supply Of clj!hing,
shoes bats caps, &C. 1t is earnestly hoped, DUNG
this festive sessor these poor eriDg creatures, who
crave pe ouriary bels, will be remembered.
Donations and Contributions 20 this usefal institu-
ton are earnestly soliceo, and will be satefully as
khowet ged by Henry A Oakley eel, Treasurer,
No. u W al stieet, OF by the Agent, Abraham B'aL
a, the tfoe of the Association No. IL Centre street,
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TIE WEST WASHINGTON MARKET INVES-
TICAIl0N

The Special Comditiee appointed to investigate
into the aesed abuses Of the giourd opposite WASH
igton Market, ard west Of Wet etrost, aed ,goli-
oains tie City Inspector and members OF TOE 70 u
he'd sntiher meeting On Wednesday afternoon. aad
rsuned their inquiries. AID. Bint. II. hi9 aad
Aesins wers present, asd Ali. McCoDn.l AMI Df.se
e the Conn lee cane 10 while tee inyesti III "a Sas
p.Oc. e5rg.
ORdy t6ed thai Nboat the ut Of September he saw
M Moan sLd cJPelT eIectIs stslds tie ervand DC
% sd thst The snnds 60 cid know OF hA
lo.zc that Nc Lswess rsio ESQ fof ssuti tbs az
tsp paid - tor on ara tat ioVcIsl thefs were sHd
-, 80 10 $50 o.ch bat only kLov ton toGssyi he
becl M Moran be (Ntrtn wa Dyed u pat up tis
ere, Mr. 0Hey suPpostd that Nc rtos 'ed tee
sv,r ,fands GA not krow 81 hs eEa trsxete tts, ht
Molten Va. Cy IDrrckr o. hf 0reos tss c'n 81 tns Mr.
80 vfl my b.oney fer toose stsldsl Mt cftene tod 3f
pv ttr - LED steD -tvtn nd Cco7eheisa sssn q 10
pa. fsyisho UNoA o< tss Ciy feftet< sal Ncet ~ TX
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TIks or sHYPaoARD.
CITY ITEMS.

CuRls7Nis rs TIE CITY.-In spite Of hard tines
atd the ighness Of the moreS market we tbiok hat
a.YoikeIs will erioy jolly, old fashioned Cnrist
uas Tie tradtora good cheer that attends this
season q to..iyy bids fair TO maintain lie ancient
Iepoxn. THO stores ard Markets, which for weeks
past have forttod the coming Ct the bodly', we're
lh,orged al day and evening yesterday, add papas
ard mamas went home loaded with supplies for the
table ard gifts for the youngsters. Christmas
tIets were so'd in grea. numbers, a. the street.
mers. ard loads Of esergreens were carried
into the chutcles for their decoration. All
cor 8 Of goods suitable for holiday pre'ea.s
cold rapidly. Meats poultry frGts Gnd groceries
fornd ready purchasers among eli classes d every
body seen Ell bent on enjoying Merry C1Hs'mH. at
Wnros ard the poor immi raets will be tresed
to roast beef and plrm pudding, ard the inmates OF
other charitable Institutions wi eIjoy feast Of tie
dc cscies OF tie season. The Courts have adjourned,
AID a.! pubic busirc5s Will be suspended. Religious
services will lie performed in the EpscoP.liaH and
sry other churches in the mon Jog. The afternoon
end evenin , should be equ4iy vel spen: a. home.
we hope that tie cay viii bring god cneer to every
6Ieiide end tbs: the hOa Of poverty. alike VITA The
abode of plenty, viii feel is genial iIaaence.
AcspvMr or NcsIc Norma viii be performed
tbs afternoon at O'Clock, wi La Grange, siedeI-
b,rg, gra,d ard Caster in tie cast.
in the evening, Handers Ofstorio Of the H''''aA
will be given, tie solos to be surg BY MHdsns Ca'a-
dcri, her FIRST sppsarstce-an Artist OF reputation 10
sacred music, Msdsme dAngri Csil Formes acd MI
P,1Ig the chorrses BY the Harmonic oo1eiy' Con
dnc,or, Sir. Anschrn.
Nav UoIrDAT PIECE At NBLo's.-To night t1e
Rsve.s producs anotner entirely new Christmas PaS-
tou.ne called The Golden Egg or course /. VIII
be fall OF up, sad plsusy Of other smuseueet vii a''
be rroyicee F,rto morrow Afternoon great GusI
seiLouI eed 10 P ease the jayetes.
The Peope'C S1psETso.s-tbote receiving tue az l.
bsI OF votes emitting them TO appointment thaef I'e
rev .sT-waited upcnibe Mayor ye'teosy' IL o'dy,
aLe tLrUgh Thomas 3. sulnsr, esq., p'eseh'eo
their oederiisls. They we've afsoJ re,ei'ea eaa
The cab Of Ufspo wes sdLtstcred eccord.as 70 Jaw
Thee nt Z bei. arc Messrs Sdpnsa, Blarf, F'o'hT'
Keuredy, KLs, man and Ste ssft Tie sia DeoloHsSo
en- bsrs, We believe, have ret Jet s~sen ire oNa %
oftcs.
TIE Srth Au.iye,esry Of tire Javetis h;ssioasry
soc.etI Of ,ie NORTH Presbjttnsn Church t;ae E'T.
DR. Hatfield Pastor, VII be teli On Coiist ~ morn
a. ~ ociook. st the North Pnsty;eiiih Cnaich,
NTH avenue AID Thirty -ent oIsst TIC A'T' 4 L.
Gag !sc viii as.,yer siaress.
Ike tcys IN gsn6srs Is.sn5 have tessttn-ssd &c
dsy % G. Jog ,hea ssl7es Without soy eKferse t't1e
civ tley tese Ls1Sscoe7 cressd sn',f eit.re'foou
elk e-rens f,uea "a the i,isac. tIi oe.'rer &C.
&c tteir own uase. Tasy vii have az ENc.@tSa
,ieir PEI ron ooysi.ties e s;esotes ttS q; 1<l's
4prof rste 10 as oecaasa. ptsS'd'a1 sei'Ser Tia
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FIRES.



Las. eyerirp. betseen 8 It'd Q oc'cck, a fire WAS
6.oovcred Il The Scam planir NIL o. John Cross
4 Co, 10 Frst street re,r hont aveuuc, E-ooklyn.
The flames eprad rapidly, sad in short time tae
etti1e building, together with large pile OF ID n 'er
near BY we're On fire. The iremon worked faithfully
upoll o'clock, but were cny able top;evcn its spread
lu tha and the yard soj ming, belonging TO Hassy Il
CO.. there was probably not lesss than slOO Geo worh
OF lun Der wh.ch mu., have been destroyed had the
wiz d been as high as on the night previous.
The loss On the bulldog and ms ainery is about
81 500; on lumber, 81 eco. frswed IN the Will rs
burch City and St. Maks of Nex Yoik for $500 ca So.
Tie Gre occurred forty feet from the ireroo n,
and was urdoubtedl the york of an incAudiary a. 60
fire was used in hc Vicioity Of the building where /.
vas 6Is! discovered.
TIRs on sBIPaoARD.
TIE alarm yesterday afternoon WIGS caused by the
discovery Of fire on board Of tho ship William Tap
scott Jirg at sier No 10, foot OF PIKE stseo.. Tee
fire was caustd by the boiicg Of rome tar during
the sb cree Of tho maa who vas itfs 20 wstc1 il.
Dsmsge Slight.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
A f,e broke q ,. II tie house Of or. Beam, on lie
eorrer Ct Green lsre ard York e.lret oc Wednesday
evening caused by little by ay!ng With fire among
some Gotten. The hsmes we've e1tiugu.hed bo,Jre
much damsCe wac doIe.
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