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iCUMMUNICATED.


"a Citizen" strikes the nail exactly on the
head, in his remarks concerning the Aque-
duct which connects the Alexandra Canal
with the Chesapeake and On!O Canal. That
is the important subject for Alexandria-
Sooner or later, the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal must be placed under proper manage
ment and be a great work a. connected with
the Coal trade of the upper Potomac region.
But, let the Aqueduct 20 down, or BE rem
dered incapable of use, and the shipment OF
Coal be transferred from us, AID the last
and final blow will have been gwen to the
prosperity of this place. The Aqueduct Is
of more value to the future interests OF Alex
andria, than twenty Potomac Bridges, with
or without Railroads. | differ, therefore,
from a majority our citizens, with regard to
the facilities of communication with Wash
ington, but time will show which is right
vi the great lines Of cpmmualcitlOn ami
the connexions North and South, | do not
speak, my observations are relative t local
interests. W sshiugtOn is IA syphon which
draws from us trade, p0puIauou, money, ard
enterprise, and contributes nothing ami
never will contribute, to our prosperity. II
has nearly eaten Up Genrgetown, ana We are
whitening under It's shadow.
One word more On n,tner subject, as cor
roburative of remark OF correspondent o:
the Gazette, some days ago, concerning the
inpolicy of sundrv Libby Members to
Washington aud Richmond, ITO attend t.
our interests" NIL state that Il letter from
member of the Legislature, not from tins
section of the State, bat one To whom
friend had written for the purpose OF lrter-
e,ting him in opposition 10 the Strasbnr- hX-
tension, says, the recent movement Ot our
City Councils was lrJudlcoHs, not IN The
selection Of the worthy and excellent gen'i.-
men sent to Richmond, who did their duty
faithfully and houOrably, AID as well a. any
men could nave done it; but that 1t ouly
served To awaken corresponding movements,
on the other side, and to set some members
u elecliUneering. who would otherwise have
been passive. ANOiiltE ClilHhN.
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IIOMM rNICATED.
"The Long Bridge" Again.

oFdl-DUst thou hear me Hal
p Hen-Aye, and mark thee too, Jack.
Fal-Do so Ior il is worth the listening 10.
These nins in bl.c&rQm that told thee Of,
Began TO give me ground. But
| tolloued me close, aud with thought,
Seven oil the eleven paid.
k,ng Henry, ", Act. H.
II is TO be regretted that SO Intelligent an
indisidual as II. F." can find no better EN-
ployment than lodging" about Washingt' n
after "our ladies :" and then, too, to have
the conscience to screw out of the dear crea-
tures how much of their husbands and brc-
theirs hard" earnings they have "iaVlshed"
unon the "milliuers and mantua-ma&ers ~
and. worse than all, to publish the results of
his arduous dIy's labor. THIS vas the most
unkindest cut Of all" and suggest, that if he
does not permanently excuse" himself "from
further attendance" upon them, they may be
brought to give him notice TO quit, rather
more tteiimgiy than would be agreeable to
bis ears. But, seriously, if "E f." really
desires "our" people to stay away from Wash
;nytun, put il to him 10 all earnestness and
,nrd faith. whether it will not be well u set
them the example!
The ar1uDtent of "E F." 80 far as | un-
derstand II, Is this As many boats as you
,lease NAV ply between here and Washing
ton, at any hours aud At any Irice; but If
Congress shall repair the Long Bridge, 50 as
~ enable such Ul US as have urgent business
in Washington, to get there, when the river
IS frozen, or when there are toys upon II, or
the tide is too high, or the wind Is blowing
brlskly, or the bOat' are chasing one another
about, or coolly resting from their lahors at
their respective wbarves, or gone OF with
Measure PARTIES, or towing vessels, or being
INSPECTED, or laid up tor repairs, "our" shop
keepers may take advantage OF the Opportu-
ri,v Tins afforded and 90 to Washington to
obtain supply OF some article they are tom
uorurIlv out OF, or some ladies may 60 there
/, procure such things a. are not to be Oh
tanned advantageously here. Ii tbs be bis
argument, | leave it 10 It's fate.
But If he contends that ~ rtyht, there
should be absolutely no communication with
Washington. or eUeH that all possible obsta-
cles shall be put IN the way OF cheap and ire
nuent in,erc,urse between the two cities;
ina, "yur large railways" shall carry no pas
senger-, but such as design to stop here; that
persons living 10 Washington. aud DONG
business here, shall not have facilities for
getting here; that such of u as have settled
here, aud expended our means here, expressly
because of our cOntiguity to Washington,
shall be cut fl from Its advantages; that our
merchants and visitors arriving N Washing
ton at D. m. shalt stay there all night, noteaS
rolens. Ii, say, his be his design, ! sug,
gest the following plan Tor etfectually carry
ing it out, viz:-That without delay we pro
Deed to enclose Alexandria with high board
fence, whitewash it well on the outside, and
paint thereon CONSEQUENTLY. "Noadmittaoct
except on business" and NO person allowed
to enter or .eave this station after sundown
c. II.
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| COMMUNICATED


Twas glad to see the wcil-;lmed remarks
of "a Citizen in Saturdays Gazette. tie
NAV we'll pe astounded at the apathy mani
tested for the interest of the Caual, while
there is 50 much said about the Long Bridge,
with which really we have no concern, other
wise than in the great injury it is in>trumen-
tai in uhiy,ing upon our retail business. II
it were annihlated to morrow, it would not
take cent out Of the pockets OF ten men IN
our town, or prevent cent from going IL.
Whenever, by any accident. a -tcp Is put 10
the trade of the Canal, a widely different re
suit follows. | have no means OF verll wing
the estimates of the amount OF this trade
which "a citizen" make; but | know II II be
large, and its benches far more generally dI-
fused than those If our railway traiLc. The
AuueGuct over the Pr'Omac viii, a. | was
informed by the late President of the Com
pauy, have to he renewed entirely IN about
two wears. at u cost Of N least SI5 ,UUU.-
Where is this sum TO come from? We have
no one 10 lo)k t. but our city, already groaH-
ing under a load of debt Under this state
of things, we find our Councils sGnding long
| delegations t. Congress, 10 urge the cause OF
the Long Bridge. while the vital Interests
involved in tie CONDITION Of the Aqncdnct,
never receive passing thought. VIII our
people ever open their eyes T. their true 10
terests? ANOTHER CITIZEN.
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EirginIa LeKislaIuro.

In the Senate on Friday, a bill was re-
ported authorizing the County Court OF
Orange County, TO borrow a sun Of 10 1ney
for the purpose OF erecting new Court House
10 SAID county.
A Joint resolution was offered, making it
lawful for the Banks to close on the 22d of
February, 1858, and that all bills Or nores
becoming due on that duy shall be payable
and may be protested on the preceding day.
Mr.. Deneule's julrt resolution, adopted
23I instant, and which lay over, regard
Ing the settemeut of the affairs OF the State
with SeiGeO, Withers Co., was referred to
COMMITTEE on Finance.
The bill relieving Thos. MOuntjoy, Of Sal
ford county, from fine, was passed with Il
slight amendment.
Ia the House Of Delegates, bills were re-
ported from the standing Committees.
To amAni Ia" act authorizing the b. aud
O K. K Company to extend their road
through the territory OF Virginia.
To prohibit the banks of this Common.
wealth from paying out deiaced or muuIateG
not"S.
These bills were advanced to a second
reading.
The following bills from the Senate were
read and passed:
Providing for the construction of the Bell
ton, Pr ,ctur and Pine Run Turnpike.
10 Incorporate the Virginia coal and iron
company.
TO amend the LIT and q sec. of the act
passed Feb l4th 1916, IN relatiOu to the
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company,
20 as to change the time Ol pay ment OF an
a,nui'y due by the said Company to the
Comm juwealth.
The further consideration Of the bill for
the relief Of the Commonwealth from the free
negro population WAS postponed uuu! tomoT-
row, whrreupDn NJ Ddckwal presented IL
substitute, designed to be offered a. such. a
the proper time, which, together with similar
Propositions heretofore submitted, were order
Ell 70 b. printed
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From the Army In Utah.

ST. Louis, Jan. 3O.-the Utah correspon-
dent of the ST. Louis Republican, states that
Captain Marcy is expected back in the mid
de of April. Alter transportation is effect
ei, Col. johnson will make an effort to enter
Sal, Lake city. Johnson'o impression Is, from
the demonstration in the valley, that the
troops will have to fight. Irwin. bearer OF
dispatches for the Government, met numbers
Of Indians.
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lie Works; the delegate from this county' 'he .
Senator from this district: the President OF
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad; to the Common Council OF Alex
andria; aud that the editors OF the neWSpa-
pers of Alexandria, Richmond, Loudorn,
Frederick, Hampshire, Clarke and jefferson
be respectfully requested to insert the above
proceedings. -
HOWARD F. THORNTON, Chm.
p. ID. SHEPHERD. Seo'y.
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& &S5;,2s1sc, 4e<sa;ll;..
-~s'S6Isaaa2ss
BY Ma GHETTO TELEGRAPH.
A Counterreiter Lynch.d.

indianapolis. Jan. % On Tuesday a
mob at l. goDier arrested three counterte'ters.
One of them they hanged. They were pre-
ceeding to execute the second, when 1t was
agreed BY the majority to let the law take It's
course. The tnird one, who was guilty OF
making bogus coin, was delivered into the
hands of the United States deputy marshal
and brought here to-day for trisl. tie was
held il 81 900 ball. in default Of which he
was committed u Jail.
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The Army IN Utah, sc,

Sr Louis. Jan. % Dates from Utah of
December IA have been received The troops
were making themselves comfortable, and all
we're in good health. Capt. Bee, in command
of the volunteers, as daily engaged IN driI-
ling them.
There was no snow east of Fort Laramie,
but plenty Of grass along the route.
The mail carrier from Santa Fe bad AT
rived. but the sdvices were unimportant. A
public meeting had been held, and resoIu-
TONS adopted thanking Secretaries Floyd
and Brown for their Ofhclal acts towards the
Territory.
Depredations by the Apaches aud other
tribes were reported.
The Augusta Dispatch proposes Wire
,,roo,D Insraad of Telepran
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III ED,

On the Both ult.. ROBERT j.. son OF tie late
Edward >heehv Y His funeral will take place
A; 3 O'Clock this afternoon, from the residence
OF hi, mother No. 62, Royal street, and ms
remains taken TO ST. Mays Church, when
discourse Will be delivered on the occasion by tie
Rev Doctor Ryder.
On Wednesday, last. the goth ult., at MS resi-
drnce near Leesburg ELLIS WILLIAMS. IN the
s5rb wear OF his age He was a worthy citizen,
highly esteemed anu respected by many friends
Ani relatives.
At Omaha City. Nebraska territory. on the
Sd Of December, JOHN 5. DAVENPORT a
NATIVE of Northumberland county, Va. He was
a Young gentleman deservedIy esteemed by all
who anew him. and hls death will long be la
mcnted by MS family and friends.
4, ms residence in Bolivar, IefFson county.
Friday, Dee l7lh, 1857, WILLIAM CHAM
BEERS. ST. III his Goth year, IN tall hope OF d
biss.ul immortality. The 18Th year OF the de
ceased was characterized by three memorable
events: hcst. his union with Miss OF Lees.
burg secondly his conversion, through the IN
s'run"utdl'y OF tie Rev J B.. and lastly. MS
Identification with the Methodist Episcopal
Church. al Harp"rs Ferry, in which commn-
Mon ne remained an ell GIVE member TIL IN
Inc UnerrIug wisdom Of Pr,v'denee. ne was a.
rery disqualified b. failure OF health. That be
possessed the lul confidence OF MS brethren, was
held III nigh estimation By them. 4 man Of
sound Judgment, great moral WORTH, and ster-
la Integrity, ample evidence IS afforded ~ The
tao, hat h. was ap ,oInled 10 several highly re-
spogsibe tlusls those OF class leader. eXhor'rr,
and recording secretary. the last named Office
not re3ioquIsh.d till the e.enlng preceding his
death. when The r"rGrdsoi hl, stewardship. were,
by MS special requcs;. delivered 10 MS highly
esteemed TREND, Mr. Green
4 lST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
| Otii,e al Alexandria, Va, on the 3Oth day
OF January 1898. Persons calling tor Letters
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E@FAIR The fair for the benefit Of
GRACE CHURCH will open has Urntrs at
o'riock aud continue open during the week al
the same nour Also on Wednesday and Fri.
day afternoons al 9 and r'CloCk.
Abundance 10 c.. Children E@ll price.
feb div
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-01

I AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber Off r.
/ 4 for sale the lard on which he resides -
SAID land is situated in the county OF CulpeprF
five miles east OF the Court house, Immediately
on he main road leading from that place -
Frederic ksbuTg Ii adlonS the lands OF &. {
Beckham, W. J. Fife, MIS- j r. tiuney and
others. There are, by recent survey Fol Il
HUNDRED AND TWO ACRES, OF which
three hundred and twenty-five are in one body
or tract, about two hundred aud ninety being
cleared. The remainder OF eighty acres Is de
tached from, but OF convenient access 20 the
former, furnishing an abundance OF tine WOOD
AND TIMBER
The soil is of the very best description in the
meighborhood in which the land is sIua ted -
Its native strength and susceptibility OF improve
ment 10 an almost unlimited extent, combined
with the facility OF access 10 the markets oil
Richmond Alexandria and Fredericks burg
the proverbIal healthInpSs aud the beautiful seen
cry OF the whole region offers ali InduCement 10
purchasers that can scarcely be surpassed any
where The improvements already Oh the p ace
can with a moderate outlay OF money. be made
ample and suitable for the handsome accom-
mediation OF large family. At present, the
- DWELLING HOUSE is a comfortable and
FL convenient one, containing eight rooms, IN
GLIDING the basement The outbuildlngs are
inferior. There Is good orchard Oh the place
well OF tine water III the yard, and a spring
convenient 10 the house.
Further information as 10 price, terms OF sale.
&c. will be promptly gwen by the subscriber ~
response 10 applicants, addressed Ia him through
mail at Srrv-nsburg post office, or in person up
on the place, which he will take pleasure M
showing TO any one wishing 10 purchase.
WIN. L. ANDERSON.
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C0MMUNlCATTD,

| see it stated. that in the House OF Dele
gates, on Tuesday last, Mr. Barbour, from the
Committee on Finance. reported adversely to
a change 10 the mode # taxation rs regards
merchants licenses. CaH there tie no relief
granted to the Merchants of Virginia, from
the burtheus which they now bcar?
\ MERCHANT.
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- - REV ARD-A passenger on the
, } Orange AID Alexandria Railroad, lost
hIs PORTE MONAIE, containing sum OF
."""sy. TIN finder will very mur7 oblIse the
loser, BY leaving II with Mr. Nm BRAWN.
II at Manassas Station, or with Mr. JAMES
T. iLOR Conductor on the cars. The money
Was lost Oh Saturday last
i-E zT-aO3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-01

On the morning o: the 9th uItimo, by the
Rev Nj Dice, Mr. THOMAS B. TOWNER
and Miss AMERICA F., daughter of John
Hough. ESQ OF Waterford, Loudoun county, Va.
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COM IEISClAL.

Alexandria Market, January 30.
We nave 10 change 10 note III quotations. ana
the market closed dol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-01
Culpeper county aug 3-eotf

TENHE SUBSCRIBER wishing to return Sou:l
offers for sale the place upon which ~
resides, consisting OF TWENTY ASD A HALF
ACRES. situated in Fairfax County upon the
old Leesburg Road, when separates II from the
grounds OF the Theological Seminary
70 The DWELLING is two story frame
3: building completed in the Fall OF 1860
CONTAINING five good sized rooms exclusive OF
kitchen, sroreroom, and pantry. A well OF tx.
cell lent water at the door
It's proximity to Alexandria and the neghbor-
hood ahording the best society, makes 1t desIrs-
bic, II only for Summer residence.
Possession given Immediately. For terms,
nc, apply either through the Seminary Post
Orhce, or upon the premises, to
Fairfax Co, jy 27-eotf A c. n SMETS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-01

saypCHARLES ). PRICE, respectfully otfers
himseli to the voters ~ the city OF Alexandria.
as candidate Tor the Chlei Engineer OF the FIRE
DEPARTMENT feb I-:E
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Ito be appointed,) Drawing, Paint
DEPARTMENT.

PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
The Pupils in this Do partment, studying the
common English subjects, with the rudments OF
Latin, French, and Mathematics, have the az
vautages OF being taught, in large part, BY The
gentlemen above named--all Virgnians, AID
graduates OF the University Of Virginia be.
sides which, competent Female teachers vii! b.
employed Unusual efficiency il is thought.
will thus be given 10 this important Department.
The next session begins September 18th and
ends the last OF June For terms, &c, apply 10
either OF the Principals or TO
Rev. JOHN A. BROADUS, President
Board OF Trustees, Charlottesville, Va.
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4 LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE
n LOCATED Al CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va
.isSOcldfe Principals for Gengdi MunGl tuIsn.
IDHN HART NJ
J'TIT.N II NV VI N'i
INA ID DLI 4

ALIEN p. ABEL
Fi"YLTT FOR COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
JOINS HART, VI. A., Moral Philosophy aud
Mathematics.
CR,wYoRD Toy. VI. A, Natural Sciences
History, and Literature.
WILLIAM n BRoSACGH, NJ. A., Ancient Lar.
guages and Modern Languages.
JAMES NJ DEEMS, Music, Vocal and lustru.
mental.
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AIN; - &c.
FssRISf LAST

PORT OF ALEXANpRIA-JANUALH 80
SAILED
Schr. Richard Wood, CIanmer New York,
coal by Fowie Co.
Schr. ]. q. Huntington, BowIes Boston, by
VI Eldrldge
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4 NY ONE wishing 10 purchase one OF the
N most beautiful and desirable FARMS OF
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, about &c
miles from Alexandria will do well make IL
immediate application to
r. B. WILLIAMSON
Warren ton sep lQ-Dotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-01

C,TEAM SAW -MlLL- The undersigned
- would respectfully announce 10 the pubic
that their Steam Saw Mill is now in operation,
about four miles West OF Cuipeper Court House,
aud that they are now prepared 10 furnish inn'
Der OF every description al the shortest notice
and upon reasonable terms, comprising all Toe
usual kinds suitable to- building purposes
They have on hand about four thousand ieet
OF various kinds--some we'll seasoned
JEFFRlt.S Il GAINES.
Cplpepar CO. feb l-eo6u
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VALUABLE LAND IN ALEXANDRIA
\ COUNTY, FOR SALE-The un!ersign-
ed having 700 acres OF Land III ms farm. Will
dispose OF from lOn 10 700 acres il lots TO suit
purchasers Sad Land is situated miles from
the Long Bridge, on the Columbia Turnpike,
and about the same distance from Alexandria
aud Georgetown. Those wishing 10 purchase
Land. near he three cities, Will DO " eli 10 call
OF the subscriber. as deem il unnecessary 10
describe tie Land or neIghboIhood, as it Is pre-
sumed that those wishing TO purchase will ex-
anime the property before purchasing
Is CGRBETT
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MISUNDERSTANDING that the cards
OF the City Hotel ar. still being circulated
with my name attached, hereby inform my
TRENDS. that | am no longer connected with
that house, but may be found at the Marshall
House waere will be happy TO meet them
and guarantee hem every attention necessary
TO theiT comfort. Respectfully,
Jan 21-so2w JAS. K ATWELL.
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Booker. lohn l. Booker. Vi !
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boetrrrr. Charles " Bingham. RrheccA Mrs
BloXuam Cain. ii Mrs Ferry. Thomas
Beevrrs, Henry Bell, Richard NJ
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Crook. IN Cragin. Charles II
Castru George ternweII |"lo'us
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Day, May Mss Day, Hanson
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" i , h | e On AND ALEN-
"a. q - ANDRlA.--N E ~ .7RR.4AGE-
MENT-The steamers GEORGE PAGE and
THOMAS COLLYER viii run at the follow
Ing hours:
Leave Alexandria al AZ! 7, 5. Q, 10, II, a.
M, III q 3 T. 5 AID 6, p. m.
Leave Washington at o. 81 :, Q, 10, ~ d.
m III! J. 81, i, ;, aud y p. m.
WHALEY'S LINE OF uNNlhu rs CON.
Meeting with the Boats. leave the Cap.'o and he
corner o. Pennsylvania avenue, and 18th street.
a the following hours j, y, y, g.! g! Ii, II.
a. IN. - i! and :, p. m.
The Boats vii leave The FOO o. IA stree,
Washington. ELLIS l.. I&irE,
SAMUEL .kER
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ss;,a ELECTION OF OFFICERS.--The
annual meeting ot the Alexandra Rihemen,
will be held a, the Armory OF Monday evening,
Feb. list, at J o'clock. at which time, an eIec-
ton for officers Will taxi place
a., 3o-21 j.. c. BROuN q Vi.
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wv Is1N.'V"T y :. n,
jan 2s-dlw Parkton, Baltimore TO Md
VALENTINES VALENTINES AT
FRENCHS Boot aHd Prroiicui DyOt.-
nave lust received large and splendid assert.
ment Of Sentimental ard Come VALENTINES.
Valentine Envelopes Cards Valentine Writers.
and every lh:Hs else suitable Tor the coming
Valentine season All OF which will be dIspo.
led OF OF the most accommodating terms -
Orders rom the country promptly attended to
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The Augusta Dispatch proposes Wire
Gram" instead of Telegram.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-01
Fire.

New YORK. Jan. 29.-I!enry Bediord's fur
niture store, in Fulton street. Brooklyn, was
burned last might. Loss SIC OOO-iusurauce
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