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MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
Va solicited to call at No. lt9 Main street, and
examine the large stock of fiue
CLOTHING,
now open and ready for sale Fine Dress suits: bust
ne do; Over Coat; kaglans; eLawis black c,oth
loaks and Furnishing Goods for Gentlemen, of the
-reatest variety. ALI of which will sell at unssu-
all, low prices, for cash.
j d. GOODMAN,
No. lI9 ~ ain street
N B-Fine Dress suits made to order. when pie
f-rred Call and essmine styles. quality and make
of fine Goods now open. de
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IRON WORKS RESUMED 0PEgsrross-Last Monday
the several rolling mills at ihonixVile, Pa. we're
all put into operation on full time They are rolf
ing large and heavy iron girders for buildings
fhis is branch Of business IL Is stated that Is not
done in any other works. and they are now en-.
gagged ON an order from the United States govern
meut, in rolling out iron girders OF the largest
and heaviest class, measuring ffty.one feet two
inches in length, and weighing one hundred snd
seventeen pounds TO the yard;s a single girder
would weigh nearly 1000 pounds.
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CAPTURE AND EXECUTION OF THE DELHI pEINcEs-
The following is an extract from the letter of
young officer to his friends in England Ii is de-
ted Dugshaie,a place about 40 miles from Delhi
10Th September:
few days ago, Capt. HogsdoD (of ours) went
outand captured the King and brought him in pri
soner lie is at present confined in his own palace
\ few days later he went out again. and came mn
with the Kings son and grandson. He had opIy
100 native horsemen of his own regiment with
him, and the enemy about 10,00g-3 000 of whom
were fully armed sepoys. Hogsdon saw it was no
use attacking them, so he sent an emssary To tell
the princes that the game was up with them. and
that they had better surrender, which they did
after some time, and came up to Hogsdon. who
immediately surrounded tue carriage with his
men. Hesent for their arms, aud after hesitatins
some time. these were also given up. with seven
elephants, and lots of stores. On reaching the
Jail, aogsdon ordered the princes out of the yeh
cies: they imagining all was not right for them
selves, began (native lke) to talk, and say tbey
hoped there might be an inquiry into their con
duct. Ilogsdon said ''Cheeproks; tbe quiet) and
ordered them TO take off all their fine ciothes-
" hen this was done, he said, ''Now get in again.
and ordered the driver to proceed. lie then beck
oned TO one of his men for a carbine and with his
own hand shot eacn and all three of the princes
lie then took their bodies into the city and laid
them ont for inspection in front of the Eotasalije
where the wretches had laid out their victims dr-
ring the massacre.
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On motion OF Mr.. Raymond, special committee
was appointed to enquire into the expediency OF
amending the law to eqnaize the charges pf
said companies on way aud through tonnage and
passengers.
The Ba,,ks.--A resolution adopted request
ing the Cashiers of the Farmers Bank aud Ex-
change Bank Of Virginia at Richmond, to report
the Gums the credit OF the State deposit with
them on the LIST day of each month during the
year 1857.
Several resolutions of enquiry OF local interest
only were offered which are omitted, bat VIII be
noticed when reported on.
The following are the Standing Committees OF the
Honse, omitted In the list published yesterday:
Itfritsoes and Egeefio,as- Messrs. Claybrook Ro-
na,d sic lls ysne, Harper Bun well. Hniaer Das-
nsy Iahuscn of Taylor. Rowcoek, fauntie.as .iaee
Tsfrfs ~ Jsstice--Messrs. Rutherford. Barbour.
Of euipeper, basI, Kemp =, J.nes, of Gil u seter;
Hsyuond, a. every. dilnisr, Ma se Of soch bridges
Dictin ON, ,ef Prince knwsrs H&rhosr nf AcnuBs ssi
nsssm ssax ". rss utsses " ss,s r.pstna s,.s-us,
: Ysss Il asr Asa h. nuusid, ard, J.rrs III A..
eaas1ai III EessI Asaass aAmssdsv, sss ssss s6i
iitiss~sa~M sas tisssssass = Nsssss. lse~s-ssz,
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+ IQUORS-L.QUORS - LIQUORS.
- good Liquors, pure Liquors. best Liquors, We
would call the attention Of connoisseurs TO this
tce, whtre they may find the very best old RYE
WRISKEY, warranted pure and very old, some
more than ten years. Old London Dock Brandes;
Apple and Peach do- Holland Gin, &C, &c. &c-, of
which we have in st re, and TN the way.
81 bbls of old and cho ce WHisKEY
halt pipes Of Hennesey BRANDY
pipes of old Holland GIN
20 bbls. Virginia Apple BRANDY
5 do. do. PEACH
467 do. Wiskey of assorted grades, together
with old Jamaica Rum. Madeira Wine, sherry, d.
&c. All of which we offer to the trade.
WINSTON Il POW Frs,
de cts Corner of Cary and Pearl SITS
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@f NOTICE.-S25 REWARD.-Left
~ my house in the county OF Mecklenburg.Ys.
- on the 18th instant, negro pan named
9 ESAR, of very black complexion. and
about uT 20 years of age with good get of teeth
He about 5feet or inches high and rather thick
ly set wilt give the above reward of SIS to any
that will uciiver him 10 me, conire him.
] get him again. Agents on the Railroads, are re-
quested 10 Keep look out, he may try To make
his escape by the cars.
HENRY TUCKER, Yatesville.
no 27-ts Lunenburg county, Va.
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whole Tickets $40; HALVES S.; Quarters 81 20.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
D., The Numbers from | to so Tsn corresponding with
bose Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips ofpaper eneircied with small tin tubes and
p!acci ia one Wheel
The hrst 5Ss prizes, similarly printed and encircled
ar placed in another " heel.
The wheels are then revclyed, and a number Is
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
TINS Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Numter and Prize drawn ont are orened and exhibit
et "a the audience, and registered by the Comnis-
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
syswn This operation repeated until all the Prizes
ara drawn out
APPROPRIATION PRIzES.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
frst Prizes will be entitled 10 the 50 ApproXima-
Prizes. For example: Ii Ticket No. II ,25d draws
the sSesn Prize those Tickets numbered II 24S IL 249
lt2sl, II 252 will each be entitled to $500 II Ticket
No 80 draws the sJn0oo Prize, those Tickets mum
bered 54s 59 SOL $50 will each be entitled to $3.50
ani 80 O'l. according to the above scheme.
The 5tan prizes Of so will be determined by the
IL figure ofthe number that draws the $50 000 prize
For example; II the number drawing the S6o@0
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets, where the
zunber ends in l, viii he entitled to $2o. 1.-THE
tT ends with No.2, then all the Tickets where the
number ends in 2 will be entitled 10 so and on
too.
Certificates ofpackeges will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate Of a package ofio whole Tickets. $50
bofF
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Thurs srs ho,osi viss .rlsnssiluna u tks ssrshl
siss annssi eFcAastefvkiss n sasiA stsrs es,oees
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. 10 halt
10 quarter
10 eighfh


TX ORDERING TICKETS OF CxRrIFIcArEs
Enclose the money to Our address for the Tickets
OF Tered, receipt Of which they will be forwarded
hy irsi mail Purchssersca can have Tickets ending in
sny figure they may designate.
The List OF drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent
topurchasfrs immediately after the drawing.
e8F~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post 0ffce. County and State.
e. Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
a. Elm full without deduction.
GO All prizes of 81 eco aud under paid immediate
" after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
0fthirty days.
All Communications strictly confidential.
Address orders Tor Tickets or Certificates TO
S. SWAN 4 Co, Augusta. Ca,
tS- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala.,or
ianta, Georgia, can have their orders filled. and
time. by addressing s. SWAN 6 Co, at either
Of these cities.
ES- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one is
entitled Ia, will be published after every drawing in
til following papers: The Augusta GA Constt-
tut ioualist New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard. Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Intelligcncer, New York Weekly Day Book. Savan-
nah Morning News Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispatch and Paulding (siiss) Clarion. no %
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

cx@L CARRIAGE.-i have for sale
111sLcsssEHa second baud CARRIAGE, in good or
der. suitable for Hack or family use Apply to
&C 25-ts ALIEN. MOTT, Auct.
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THE LATEST SuspENsIoS-Ons of the New York
papers has the following dispatch dated Washing
ton. Wednesday night, which We give for what Ii
is wortb.
The Treasury Department snsps Bded payment
Yesterday. CnIaid bills to the amount of hall d
million dollars were bel over mis- will doubt
less lead tn thu immediate passage Of an act aIi
th"rizing issue Of treasury notes. in
with The suggestion Of secretary Cobb"
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cw7xL CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

easEN The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley, be
tween Main and Cary C3th and l4Jh streets0 near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TEES.
BAROUCHES, RUGGIES, with and without tops and
SULEIES all ofhis own make, Of the best materials
an workmanship; all of which viii be sold as low
good work the Kind be in the city of Richmond
aud respectfully ask call from those in want Of any
&. iicle in the Carriage line am determined to
and all work sold. thatis new. warranted.
f. tS-gm MICAIkH MANGUM
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CoTToN MOVEMENT AT MoBuE-FREIGHTs AND Ex.
oHANGE.-A dispatch from Mobile, dated December
Sth. says:
The cotton market wears a heavy and unsettled
appearance, and but little disposition is shown to
operate.
The sales during the past week were chiefly for
France and the continent. aud reached Iu.0OO
bales. English orders are very scarce, the most
OF them having been countermanted We qnot.
mddling as nominal at lal tor an average list. and
l0l5 for strict Liverpool classification.
The receipts OF cetton at this port during the
past week were 70 uUu bales against 20 coo tl.
safhe week in 1886. and 80 @ the same week IL,
$3.50. Although the receipts below tn CORES
ponding weeks OF the two previous years the, ar,
still ahead OF any previous week during the pres
ent season.
The stock on hand is estimated az T3.0O0 bales -
The experts to Gr-at britain during the week tp rl
| on owners account-) ~ere G,3pO bales.
owing to an increase in the arrivals of vessel.
freights are dull and drduping We quote eutiul
to liverpool "a nOmiaalIy IS sd. a i5d,
Exchange on London quiet. bu, steady at pc,
cent premium.
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Th,rty-Eif.h Congress.

+ WssHN GTus, Dec To- Senate s-Mf. Seward sub
mtted resolution, which lies over directing the
Jolnt committee on priaEing t. enquire and report
whether any new provisions Of law are pecs.easy '
to secure the fsthF'd performance, ON the part q
Congress Ut existing contracts which provide for
accurate reports OF the debates Of the two House.
IF Congress.
Mr. Douglass gave notice Of his intention 20 Ia
troduce bill at al early day to enable the people
Of Kansas to firm Constitution and Sfate gov rn.
ment, preparatory to their admission into the
Union.
Mr.. Foot gave notice of his intention To intro.
duce bill making grants Of public lands to &C.
tnai settlers. The senate then went into executive
session.
After the Senate caiss out of executive seseioo
an adjournment took place until Monday.
House of Representatires-Th speaker appointed
Mr.. smith. OF Virginia, sir. Grow. ID Mr. Tay.er
OF New York, Messrs. Nicois aud smith of Tenn
Messrs. Morse and Dowdell the committee. author
tZed 10 be appointed TO examiBe into the subject OF
tle public printing and report such reforms as
they Day deem advisable.
On motion of Mr.. Banks. the Speaker was au-
thorized to appoint the standing committees: and.
in order 70 afford him opportunity to do So it
was resolved that when the House adjourn it will
BE- until Monday.
On motion Of Mr.. Warren, a committee was or
dered to be appointed to report when the new hall
can be occupied.
Mr. Do~dell offered resolution requesting min
lsters OF the Gospel residing in Washington alter
prayer.
Mr.. Jones. of Tennessee. presented petitions
against the employment of chaplains by the gov
.rnment, on the ground of its sunconstiiutionality
debate resulted, during which, in reply to the
question, 1t was stated that various ministers had
rendered their gratuitous services
Mr Stevens, of Georgia offered resolution
which was agreed to, providing for the distribn
ton, among the new members, of the books here
tofore ordered to be printed
The House then adjourned till Monday.
Rev. Mr.. hALLocH.-This gentleman In resign
| ing the charge of his church in Boston TO assume
| the profession of the law says:
| | can call God to witness that ] entered upor
my ministerial career honestly, and have pursued
| my work conseientiously. Its results are witt
| Him before whom every action must pass In sol
emu review, and to whom are personally re
sponsible. To Him can appeal for the rectitude q
| my designs. although may in the CORRECTNESS
| of my conclusions, My position at the presen
time in the ministry, although emineutly happ,
| ard prosperous in my own society, is not, from
1 tuffrt .ot,T 7
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CRANBERRIES, ORANGES AND
" FIGS.-Receivius this day. a large lot OF fresh
naS "'''N ~ '' " A. ANTONI.
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4 NJ. GOT is c II A L X
L. Would most respectfully tia. he viii give
(er OF O his departure The 18th instl,
RAN CoNC ERT,
AT DODWORTHs ROOMS
On TUESDAY EVENING. Jan 13 1857
For the Benefit Of hs Agent, Mr.. d. s. B00K6TAVER
Assisted by
eixpora ADELINA PATTI
Mrs. Z @. BOsTWICK, the eui.ent Sopranos, aud
NJ EMILE GUYON, the eminent Pianist,
WHO have kindly volunteered their valuable aid and viii
positiy ely appear q this -sion.
Be,rs G0TTSCHALK and GUYoN will play the eelebrA,-
ed DUET d. BRAVOURA, Themes from II Troystore,
composed by Mr. 0Ochak which played for the first
Mes Tbsbers and Got,sehAt and created such
fore his last Concert together with other Of the great
composers
Tickets el Reseryed may be secured In advance At
VIM Hall Sons, No s Broadway and at Breusngs, No.
70l Broadway.
B.-No extra chErge for Reserved Seats
Doors open at ocoek; Concert 20 commence at O'Clock
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway,
~ contains $50 Of The fn.st PAINTINGS put
bbition Open DAY and EVENING. Admittsnce Is eents.
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Danfins Araoemies.

DODwORTHe DANCING ACADEMIC,
"a NJ "a Broadway New Yort; No. ~ MortAss~I6sA
n,-oiIyuDNss .Yorh Classes WEDNESDAYS sna BAN
URDAfs, Brooklyn ci.sses co TUESDAYS and gni1Ait
L... rh,.;s c.s. az m P. 90 $3.50 z, re
T.. I'd Gsutemsn EyERf MONDAY EVENING" eseesr
tyu snd EVERY SATURDAY EVENING Hss'sssA
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printing.

GARD and JOB PRINTING! beautiful
~ Ensnsled Bssnes. Cord Ct 81 p1 lco Billed: 90
'c sak Iii No s.ss.y.e, s.s ssrass q S,.s
seA-st 0Edsrp By psil sent promptly b. sxprea
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T. A
ANN HAVILAND,
NE Wy o Rk SU N.
READ 1T

TNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for Ie57-Wn
i be published In few days
In ADDITION 10 the usual CAen pages and Astron oiea
CAIcus,ions THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC will contain:
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS
By states Congressional Districts and Counties for 1856 care
IN compared with the returns Of former years.
The IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS, oondensed-
TIE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED sTATEs
LIST OF MEMBERS or THE PRESENT CONGRESS-,
snd Of the elected, classified politically
CONCISE STATEMENT OF THE DoINGs IN KAN
sAS during the past year. - o.r~
An ACCOUNT OF THE REMARKABLE CONI5oT
An ARTICLE ON THE STATE OF EUROPE
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL
WALKER and his Flibus,er Companion. In sleaIHsuA -
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
STATES Times Of Holding Elections Meeting OF Lsei.lS
TfiF PLATFORM OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
WITH condensed Of ose Of the DrhocRArIc and
AsERicAS Parties ... $3.50. -. -.
THE JEYFERSONIAN ORDINANCE OF 1874, doeu-
Geat not generally accessible and WHICH bad been adopted,
you'd have Kentucky Alabama Mississippi aud Tennes
see free Three later the Ordinance Of l7 50
phe.ble ou TO Northwest Territory, adopted
single Copies IA cents Per dozen 81 per o fostAs.
the ALMANAC cent each prepaid or cents esch not
pr.p.d orders inoo.ins he cash .peettqly soesed
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Tribune Office SevYorh
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vTyVE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
l. FOR JANUARY TO-
Circulation. .....................115,00 900.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..LEADING ARTICLES; Spain Land for RAirosd.i
C.s%ny RlS,eS os0q os.O1 Ae Ike Sissn
Controversy The Peoples College, pis'Olationi
The hormons
u..BAYARD TAYLOR IN NORTHERN EURoPE-
VI: Az Hour with Humboldt; Core'pondeoee Of
The ". Y. Tribune.
In..REvIEw OF THE WEEK Giving in . condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and most iUPertan,
event. that have tran.pired in the City, United
ststes Mexico and Europe.
y..POETRY: Neighbor Nelly; Love and Nature
vrHE GOVERNORS MESSAGE
VI WHICH is THE PARTY OF PEACE Curious
Debate between Border Rufhans add Know Moth
yu..THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH: FROM
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LegslatuIe The Vermont ale CAPITOL
VII. FROM BOSTON: Correspondence Of The n Y.
Tribune
KNEW LIGHT FOR COUNTRY COOKS: a Biz.
from the Other side; The Tribune DeitS. ed Let
the Girls Live and Lam.
KANSAS: A Winter. Storm on a Surveying Party
M..FRoh wAsHIsGToNi The Prospects of Kansas
An Original View u the Crisis
xU..yIsIT OF THE SAN JACINTO TO JAPAN
XIII. MISSOURI
Mv..ALBANY aspects: Editorial cOrre'poDasH~e Of
v.REvIEw OF NEW PUBLICATIONS: Memoir.
Diamond AlAs-by Charles Colby.
XVI DR. LIvINGspONES DISCOVERIES.
Xyu.,AISCELLAHEOUS: Skinmertons-A Case 81 Ell
tor,ion; The Russian Pos,Ofice; Great Bridge;
Kentucky Ahosd-Chns,mss Cir Extraordinary
fionds.
XVIII. THE POULTRY MARKET
XIX. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xx..AARRIAGEs AND DEATHS IN CALIFORNIA
XXI. wHALERS.
XII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of the
stoek, Money, Cotton, Gram, Cattle aud other Mar
Acts specially Reported for The Tribune.
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As 4 Five copies, IS; Ten copies, Sl2.
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E'ARM for SALE-I25 acres located in ORANGE
COUNTY the line ~ The New York and Ehe Railroad,
hours ride from New York and miles ofOosAsn tho
county ss, The principal buses 81 this section ths pro
dueoD Of nk for the New York market for which this Arm
admirably adapted Any wishing 10 purchase obtain
further Irmslon q the subscriber the PROMISES By 3D.
dressing him ct Chester, Orange County, " T.
DANIEL G. M0FPAT
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Gpefial Notites.

The Ris,<teenth Ward Repubic.1 Assoctatis
WIN bed II air annual election for oheers THIS EVEhlNC
jan IS57 AZ Messra mccarthy Schwsrss 3dsv.,
e1lsl EDWARD DAYTON, President
sscWsstJ oaEsO''' Seer. t.r..
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Cost ano foun6.
6orses, Carriages, &f.

Tor SALE-5O SLEIGHS of all kinds One
and t~o.eat Cutters, Pony and Box Bu'iness sle'shs
Also Robes Bells. Harness. Ne Also Lieht Carriages OF al
lipd, and number Noe ana 10 Neyinsst cor
Fmton-sv., Brooklyn
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WATER POWER, with or without rACTOL
w RIEs for SALE and 10 LET, ct Mattsawsl, n r., q
aesrs from New York Inquire ~ No q CoaTtAndt a. Or q
B. sCHENCK. ssent. hAttsawan. NJ Y.
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CD M0 A Gentleman is required as
indebted rs.pectabty The above sum payable by install
menfs will be necessary Thorough investigation is invited
Broadway, NY
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90 hubom it man Concern.

NOTICE The HOLDERS Of SHARES IN the
~ PEOPLES BUILDING ASSOCIATION, City Of New.
York are hereby notified that all Shares which payments
have been made for six months PRIOR % the 10Th day OF Jsnu.
p.xt will Be forfeited pursuant section Of the Ter
which said Association created By order OF the Trustees,
J. H. WILLIAMS Secretary.
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IinF IN m,NU.rrhnHIIII.

About O'Clock Saturday afternoon n fire broke out
in the lrrre candle fc"ry 1t Msnhstianviie blt it
war eGtreuisLcd beforc any damag- Of consei igcnce
occurred.
pIsTrUCTIGE or 4 LulEFR YARD N BRoONLTN.
About = O'Clock on Saturday af, roon tirc broke
ori in tie ian Der yari 81 !. n. ". Durye, ia Co-
Inn ba .irret near Atlantic The frs ori-ina;cd in
Stable IN the prerises and caused by some chill
,.ren p!ayrg with matches The a-nes spread to aa
adicifiIg stable in tie lumber ward of u s,s. SaeD-
Lod & BougLlon. and thence communicated to tie
hnhcr. which war mostly destroyed. A great portion
consisted # mahogany. The rear portion Of the house
Of lanes OBien On Columbia street and the rears of
tie stores Oft. mugsn and Brush s Go. on Atlantic
were soucwls, damaged. The Union Ferry boats
directed their ho,e upon tine fire, and did good
tjop. The fire cngincs also worked well. Onc o; the
companies attempted to take Possession OF slip at
the ftny, which caused lively time for shic b.
tween them and the frry hands but no particular
damage was done. difficulty also occurred between
two or three companies on their way home The lo's
sustained by Messr,. Duyec about $1,000 insured
for IS eco in the As;or, Beekuan aud Pacific Compa-
les. Me-sr- Shepherd & Doughton lost about 1000;
fully insured in the Jefferson and another New-YOrk
Ccmrany. Tie damage to the buildings amounted 20
ah.ut AGO,