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Tor three insertions and 20 cents for each SUB
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NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

F. ". VAIL, late ofthe firm of f. C. Partridge & Co..
would inform his friends and the public that he leased
the beautiful and spacious Warehouse No Flaggs Build
ing, opposite the Bay State House, Worcester and viii
give bis attention to the Furniture business in all its
branches, and will keep constantly hand we'll select
ed stock 81 snbstanta and elegant Furniture bought
CASH FROM the best manufactures in the country ard will
warrant the same equal in style ard finish sold in
Worcester County o. the money will be refunded. His
assortment Will consist Of rich and medium Drawing
Room, larlor, Dining Room, and Chamber Furniture,
Looking Glasses in variety OF style and uish wilt
keep hand the best Live Geese Feathers pure cured
Horse Hair Mattresses and all other kind of Mattress
also, very desirable assortment elegant Window
Shades Fixtures &c all OF the most approved kinds of
Spring Beds, and in fact article usually found liz
Furniture establishment. Furniture OF all descriptions
Upholstered to order in superior manner DO not fail to
call and examine the stock before buying.
I2g d&wt
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Zeal estate.
COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE

i}.z COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE
A n MdLBURinA very pleasant and eonyGniGnt
variety of Fruit Trees, in bearing condition This place
will he sotd verylow and on favorable terms applica
ton 10 tie subscriber, on the premises. 49,.
MnIbury, Sept. s, 1850. So dam
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Esti; IN LEOMINSTER The subscriber has a good
.EA4 Farm, with the best water powers IN the
town Of LeGmnsteT WOE ester Goant for saS The
river srist and mill in running order two houses
one barn, with out buildings and about eighty acres of
land The property is near the great road leading from
Leominster t. Lancaster, about half mile Gron sta
ton on the Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad, one and
halt miles from the Ftchburg Railroad and will
be sold together orn lois to suit purchasers The Oca
ton is good the manufacture cotton or wool
en- goods or papers will be sold cheap. The whole
part Of the purchase money lay for long time by
fyi9E good security and money Will be furnished for
stone dam, but 40 buildings, in the westerly part Of
Lcominster, on the Nashua river, two miles from tho
manufacturing village at So. Ftchburg- will exchange
any Of the above property for real estate in the city of
Worcester. March !, 1860. df mch5
<-=:A4 A RARE CHANCE.-A very de-
s sra6le and eliebly located gcntcel residence, With
zznearlv an acre of land for sale Hon. Chas Thur
Der having taken up his residence in Brooklyn, y. y
has favored with Instructions offer private sale
ms beautiful mansion in Worcester Mass said house is
thoroughly built in the most modern and approved STYLE
Is repiee with every convenience for comfort and ut
large rooms, warmed BY superior furnace lighted with
DerS, supplied with cold water spacious
ing and laundry privileges, spacious Kitchen with
abundance of domestic ccnvcnenccS, gas fixtures
cooking, &C, large conservatory, soft els
terms, good we'll il large cellar with floor laid in
mcnt, and many other advantages not enumerated This
house is in neghborhood of the highest Responsibility,
upon elevated lawn covered with fine growth OF or
namcnal trees shrubbery &c, with extensive 'front.'
age incosed with massive iron fence granite fouu-
datOn. There is also paved carriage way from the
street to comnOdious barn and carriage house in the
rear, built OF stone in the most substantial manner.
the lard is taStefuy laid with fine garden and
fruit orchard of choice trees in bearing condition.
mcntyd with hedges, Shrubbcrv &c For terms and fur
ther ntOrmatiOn inquire OF Hon. CIAS TUT RBER, at
the Mansion House. Brooklyn, n Y, Of the subscib
+. w. VAIL.
No Flagg's Building, Main street. Worcester Mass.
jy3l diff
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0Qants

4 YEARLING HEIFER-C into
n the enclosure of the subscriber The owner is re-
qaesed TO prove property pay charges and away
d3tF ny =. * W. T. BARBER.
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furniture, Et.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE

Persons giving up housekeeping, and wishing to sell
their Furniture for Cash and have it removed without
further trouble will find it to their advantage call on
PUTNAM Il CLARK,
M iJq Main straat
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WET NURSE WANTED-A healthy
w woman. Address J. +, Bailey, at Dormans MI.
sic Store. dtf ms
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~ LBS. OIL SASSAFRAS, pure and
w fresh, for sale by GEO r.. SPUR. at jcl9
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ROARDERS WANTED-A few cen
~ tlemen be accommodated with Board and
pleasant room9 at IRIS. EARLE'S, "a Thomas street
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w WHITNEY'S PREMIUM-John
w Williams Boston What Cheer, Rochester and
various other brands in Whole and Half Bills for sale
low by w. IL. DEXTER II co,
au2I 1907 Main street
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'EO LET-Onc Cottage House, and also
a alowcr Tenement, on Agricultural street, Inquire
of JOHN HAMMOND.
Woreester Sept. 81. 1860 s22 AZ
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flour, Groceries, 6c.

O00 BBLS. JAMES S. WEIGHS
wv FLOUR-(he best made in the country lust
received direct from the mills, and for sale by
w IL. DEXTER ~
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SITUATION WANTED--Bv a compe-
~ tent Book-keeper. Address Il. F., at this Office.
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% be Eet.

'ENO LET-Store No - Exchange street
\ Inquire OF ii. BLISS.
ol3 dit
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0SA BBLS. ''NATIONAL" AND "EPI-
~CO CUREAN MILLS-Choice brands Ohio Flour
now receiving and for sale by W. IL. DEXTER e. co.
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M ANTED--A small tenement, within
W ten minutes walk OF the Post Office. Inquire at
No. Bay State House Block dit auI4
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TO LET-Front rooms in Piper's Block,
4 on the second, third and fourth floors Inquire of
PIPER
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Very Destructive F,re.

j new YORK, Feb 3--Lrst evening, between
and o'clock, FIRE broke Out In the bsss.
ment Of double s story tenemen,, house No.
4o2. Elm street. The Gre originated Ia
bakery. The flames sho, up the staiswsv with
gres' rsPidiIy. end exsendet n shs s,oes
noo's. occupied BY shout twenty fsmiIies.-
The moment The alarm was gwen The scene
OF confusion that ensued throughout The
building was o. the most hesrtrend char
acter. The stairway was burned swsy. and
of course oil chance Of escape wss cut If in
that quarter. Men, women, and children
could be seen by the spectators on the side.
wa'k' clustering to the windows. wrinRingl
their hands IN the agony " despair. S,me Of
mem mustered courage enough o jump from
The windows, and escaped with slight injury. |
Nr Wise, with his family, consisting Or Nj.
wife and three children, occupied portion OF
Inc front second floor. Mr.. Wise escsped.
md one child. three years old wss rescued.
'ut one Of bis legs vas broken. No par,icu-
are could be obtained a. 10 what becsme of
he rest Of the family, and IL Is feared The,
hey were burned 10 death.
The building had 80 inmates, az Of whom
re saved excepting eight. who doubtless
'erished 10 The fire. Another account makes
ne lost and missing SO, and gives the te,sils
Ind names.
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From Gode,'s Lady's Book.
Snow Flakes.

See lose snow hskrs how they Au,tev.
F'ut'er through 'he quiet cir,
Floating hither. ho,.ing ihi,her,
Slowly ssiling everywhere;
Dark the cloud from which they quIv.v.
Dresr zach spot on which thsy fail.
Civ, forest, In zen river.
White meath their sposleas pail.
No deep wind the stiffness rendsih
'Nes,h the snow. fakes falling there
a. they shiver, as they qriver
Through The cold and q,iet cir.
Thus is life's each moment measured I.
by some blessing from sbove.
And with each dsscends its treasured
Token Of Our Fs hers love.
Ih"ngh i's skies be dark and drcsry.
Rough The paths onr feet must tread.
Anc lies work be hard snd weary,
Lightly be is Isbors sped.
;londs Of sorrow o'er ~ bending.
Dark!lnR shrdes sround may spread.
iopes. with silent fight descending.
Rest on every toll bent hesd;
'le-s'ngs whten. blessings brighten
Ever path our feet muss tread.
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MALLoY's Sra TON. Feb
The overland nail couch, with San Fan
cisco dates to the 18th uIt.. and teIegrsphed
advices 70 the evening Of the lfih, arrived
here this evening.
Milton 8. Latham. the newly elected Gov
srnor. ten nights after being insucurs,ed.
was nominated In caucus Tor United States
Sens'or and on the following day wss elec.
ted % that office BY the Legislature. The
vote stood: Lstham 81, Edmund Randolph.
snti-Lecompton. 10; 0. l. Shafon, 3. The
new Senator was 70 start for Washing.
ton BY The steamer Of the 9Th instant. In
consequences Of this election, Lieutsnsns
Gov. Downey becomes Governor Of the
State for the ensuing two years. Mr. Quinn,
who had been elected President pro tem., Of
the Senate, becomes Leutensnt-C iovernor.
The Indians had been committing out
RACES 10 Mendocino county. Dwellings
were burned and stock killed. Major Faz-
gearald, United States Army. died q Los
4 Angelos on the 9th uls. Mining news unim.
por,snt. Very rich diqgings had been dis
severed on the klamath. . short distance
rom the mouth Of the Humbry.
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Ihomas a. Hendricks. the Democratic
nominee for Governor Of Indiana, il or ,
family Of early settlers of that State. The,
came from the Central Valley OF Pennsyl.
wanna. William Hendricks. the eldest. was
a school-teacher in Cincinnati In pioneer
times. lie was Secretary Of The Conyen.
non IN 1916. which formed the Con,itution
% lndiaaa. jonathan Jenning was elected
hfst Governor, and William Hendricks was
elected Congressman, then Governor, and
finally United States Senator. John Hen.
driekF, young brother, resided near SheI.
oyv'lie. he is described TO have been one
q the finest looking men Of the S,a,e-six
ieet high, a. straight as q rife barrel. lie
was man Of high sense Of honor, and Of
moral and religious integrity
ii's son, Thomas A. Hendricks, formerly
Of the United States General
Land Office. 10 the Democratic nominee for
G0vernor OF Indiana.
lie was born in Muskingum county. Ohm
Sept 7th, 1919; was educated at sou,h
hanover College, Indians, completed his
aw studies at Chsmbersbnrs. Pennsylyanis.
o 1913. He wss elected to the Indians
Legislature in 184s. He declined 4 re.eIec.
ION. He took an active part in the Con.
C,nvention Of 1850. and was in
'ongress from Indiana from 1851 to 1855 II
ie "ss appointed Commissioner Of the
ana uiiice BY President Pierce. end. was
staincd BY Presiden, Buchanan until his
es'sns'iDn. Ills Uncle William was born
Westmorland county, Pennsylvania, in
'o5. aud after leaving Cincinnati. made
70 home 10 Madison, Indiana. in 1914. re
'ed 10 that city on The l6'h Of Msy, 1850
Cincinnsti Press.
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~ ..
\ ~ worship the L,sd with PRAYER nm
80 ws'.s,
~" ~. ,o'"y ~ ove', \" wonderment,
rof me King stood there always;
49, mno vas solemn and strange 10 behold
ins' dead King crowned with crown o
For he lean,d ., II. .ho.. r
..I =" n" roony staH upright
A nd n. h.;, ..d $1,000 -. 49, ne purple robe
49,. '"' ~ oea'o' were both snow
Ana ~,
So M, nans ssa ~" ",eu .ns e'oOe'
49, d..d '''s" nun though ne
lie looked ~ rovsl .ho,, ,h..s
'eya' aooos tne neao.
And the moons were changed. and -. -.
rolled on:
~. ' ."s ne" KING re'gned 10 old kings
And men we,. m.,,;sd .na
But lie King sroud. stark And desa.
Leaning upright on his ebony staff;
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LA lev more smiIss. lev more tears.
some pleasure. much psin, : Huis longer
nufFyins end worrying through The world.
some hss'y gres'iogs, and abrupt fsrewslls.
ssd our ply will Be "plsysd ot'," and shs
.'js'sr s"d injured will b led awsy. aDd sss
long foreot'on. Il it worth while 70 hate
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INDIAN DREss FoR Louis NAPOLEON.
The Secretary Of the Interior has applied
TO the Sac and Fox indiana for fuIl Ia.
dian war dress. to Be presented through the
French Minister. % Louis Napoleon. The
tribe has most generously responded with !
splendid equipment; scalpinR-knife, toma.
hawk Pescs-pipe and various other articles
q savage warfare. No expense has been
spared by ssy cf ornsmens spd decoration.
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PvBSsHEo EVERY wEDHEsoAY, At JASPER
DuBois coUsrv, INDIANA. BY
6 I = MT DOA NE.
OFFICE-CoRsER % MAcpoxAIp AND
WEsr SrREvrs.
TERMS-STRtcTLY IN ADVANCE
Single Subscription. for dfty Nos. 81 so
For six monihs, / 90
RArEs or ADVERTISING

RArEs or ADVERTISING.
For square Of 10 lines or less, week, 81 90.
Each subsequent insertion, IS cfs.
Longer advertisements. At ssme rate. A
fraction ever even square or squares, counted
a. . square. These are the terms for tran
sent advertisements; 4 reasona bic deduc.
ton will be made to regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment OF administrator
end legal notices Of like character to be
paid for in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.:
For Township Offices, each. eI.oOl
For County /" :" 900
ror D's'rict. Circuit, or State, 300
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Thirty-Sixth Congress.
WAsmIacros. February 8.


SEsArE-Not in session.
Hou-E-Mt F-nion called up his resol
ton offered on "Wednesday that . messsc o,
DC sent TO the Senate informing that bod,
thar aquorum hss assembled and choser
Dir. Pennington Speaker. and that the
House s now ready 10 proceed TO business.
Mr. Fentons resolution wss adopted.
Mr. Grow offered resoluticn. that com.
mit,ee be appointed 10 act In conjunction
with such = committee % may be appointed
oy The Senate to wait on the Presid.nt 10
inform him that the two H.uses ere sssem.
bled and ready 10 receive any communics- q
ton be msy be pleased to make.
MI. Grow gsvs notice Of HE intention 10
. home stesd bill.
Mr.. Wsshburn. Of IlIisois. gave notice
u his inienlion to in,soducs I bill srssds-
tory y ihe steamboat lsw. and also river
md harbos bill. x. /. \ \.
~. nAsrIs.s ruru.< = 49, 4, ~
election % Clsrt. pssvioss d wkIeh there
sss . call Of The Bou.e.
Mr.. S;hwsrs nominated Mr. Fyrnev: NJ.
smith, Of Virginia, nominated James C.l
IiIen. the late Clerk; Mr.. Nelson +, ominss
d Samuel RyLr, Of Tennessee; Mr.. Cobh
omina'ed David Il. L. Dswson, Of Al.b..
na, for Clerk.
the Speaker appointed Messrs. Elliot.
VhiteIey Smith. u Virginia. and Maynard.
,liers-
The ballot for Clerk resulted: Whole
nmber ODD: necessary 10 choice ll2 ~,
or"ey had liz; Allen "a; Taylor 2s. Dsw-
~ 3; Mexican 2.
o. motion Of Mr.. Sherman the House
1oceeded 10 tie election Of . Serreso,-.,-I Il
rms. K
Mr. Bocock nominated the present incum 4
'"', Mr. Grcssbreoner. saying be wss one
the 6rst officers who had ever filed Tho, :
ace, and against whom not one word olIt
'mplaint had been made Ia any quarser. y
Mr. Harris. Of Maryland, nominated II A
. Hofmsn. Of Maryland. 6
Mr.. Gsrnest nominated james G. Allen.
10, ne said. had been steady and cousis. Y
NJ Democrat. and neve. voted for The *.
nsion Of natursI'zed foreigners from The e
'vileees 10 which they were entitled un- q
the Constitution and laws. G
Mr.. Houston inquired whether NJ. Hof5.
N was sot nominated or recommended e
rumor said, By the Black Republican eau. g g
; yesterday. y
Mr. Gsfnett thanked God that he wss no, P'
member Of that csucus, but be understood
fact % Be - NJ. Houston had stated Il.
withdrew the nonsinslion Of M. Allen.
Aessss. Bocock, Hsnis. Of Maryland. 81
isx and Garnet we're appointed seIlsrs Ci
ore the vote was snnoonced.
NJ. FoFney was sworn 10 % Clerk. IN
". Hoffman vas elected SsrRcsnt.at ~
ne. He received ia votes, M. Gross.
uner 92, Mr.. Underwood z. soI
The Speaker declared Mr.. Hoffman slec. hu
sol
% motion Of Mr.. WinsIow, the Speaker 30
authorised 70 appoint The Esandine Iinj
nmittees OF the House. lion
II. Spinner odereo resolution thss M. ess
70, the late CLERK, he sllowed eight DOL.
per day from The 4,h of December. 80, !
the Sd o. February. 1860. for extra ser- on
=. 10 addition 70 biz salary.
L. Busnsss kssw Be vas doing % On. ~is' III,
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gracious act, but he was bound "a orcc.
NE resolution. a. he did similar one. soo,
years sgo' for the benefit 81 the Renslem.,
l"s' elected the clerk. The isv 6x..,h,
compensation It $4,000. and th.. -,
enough.
mr. Spinner referred 10 the sc, ~,
when : similar restitution was passed :or n.
oe"eht Of Mr. ForOry, /, wss sImos, mani.
mousy adopted.
Inc yess end nays were taken on The .doD.
10" o. The resolution. which wss rriected
unsuccessful motion wss made "a =.
consider the vote.
ms' y ~, OF Indiana. asked. but failed
~ receive. cossent 10 .ffrs resolution s,o.
posing 10 Replace the former seats and
desks 10 the House.
Mr. Covode gave notice Of his ip,.c,,o.
20 Introduce bill for The purpose Of r.,.i,.
revenue 10 meet the current exOen.e. or
'"e COVE -"ment. fOr preventing frauds in me
revenue. and for protecting iron. coal and
other articles.
several gentlemen on th6 D.mocr.no
eide objected 10 the notice.
ar Sherman moved tha, when The Ham.
adjourned y be 10 Monday.
Mr. Hughes wanted the Pos, -of;s. n.e
''ency bill passed. Now, II !, wss oo, ~.
country ~'ll see on whom the respousibiIi,v
'esied.
"s' Leak said the reason assigned bv ~,
Shermsn was not sufficient 10 inJucs -.
10 Assem-, to an adjournment lin
Siond.y.
ar. Sherman replied that b. mee,;,e
hey could do nothing. a. : single obi. c,io"
you'd prevent The Pvs,-office bill being -.
go upon, % the rules require th., /, sh.u
e hrs' referred to the Commit,ee On W..
md Mesns. -''
NJ. Lsak-Do you ~snt . caucus %. mo-.
ow
ar. shermsn-You nsy have one.
AZ. Housioa--Lss us cray here sod spi.h
he election of oiiicsrs
xhs esss||oa o. The sdjourn men, IN
~ tPsidsd 4 the Affirmative b. "a
n. rAs'ss sstel' liI sl,.I.sd I..r.. !.
'ske 90 appropriation 10 The Poss.of3ee y.
'"men'' f"s The lest snd part of ,his 90,
= movedibe referred to The Commi,,.. ~
e whole on the S's,e OF the Unios-..a
"e which The House adjourned.
Az. Forney1 election - Cl.,l -
0'se was effected BY The votes or n ore,.
!, who hsd voted Tor Speaker Psnoloc,o.
AZ. Hoffman sIso received tbe vo,.. ~
Republicans and about haIf Of ,he Am..
Y" vO'es. De was thus elected Serresp,.
Arms.
ne oil introduced IN the House b. ~,
'e'ps spproprisser $4296 COO Tor the a..
'e"ey o. the fiscal year ending June last.
! Par' o. the present fscsl year; e 400.
under the laws Of 1886. IN o.ym.., -
salaries Of The oficsrs and clerks snd
me transportation Of the mail. "a &c.
/" provides. that on end after the exoI,..
y Inc quarter. 10 which The mail g..
vs. rendered. suf6cisn, sum 70 psv ~
2 spproPr'ases $1,000 for temporary
= here to expsds,s The payment.
20 oouOt = entertained but that the bill
BE- passed mex, week.
a'. scott slso gave notice Or : biIi 20
sol'sh eomnunicssioo, BY ! railroad spd
graph between the Atlantic STATES and
ifornia.
mo Republicans will sgain meet Il con.
nee 'o.morow on The subject Of ~
zion q doo'.keeper and post master.
} number Of applications for subo,dioa,s
;es u u0ususIly lsrce.
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CLEvELAED. Februsv 2.
Ex'6overnor Chase wss elected U. Slsses
Senator on the fret ballot. vv,e a,oo.,.
Chsse 75, Posh 81 Corwin s.
The Republicans fired III guns shis P. N.
% = honor Of the election Of Pennington for
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- Captain, what's he iare 10 s.. Lovjsi"
~What part Of the bost do you wish q 70
on--csbin Or deckl"
Hang your cshin ?" ssid the gentlemen
from Indisns, II live In cabin & homs-.
give me the brst you've Rot"
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~ Vigilance in fixing fence preceding,
Spring. always pays the farmers vel, even
u they hsve 70 Psy The cash for lhs labor
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Explosion.

BRooKLvS, Feb. 3.-Amrs e. Moulfou.,
wool and hat factory has just blown 10 end
from ten to fifteen persons are buried in The
ruins N
The killed are Eastman. the engineer ~.
sePh McCrackrn. the foreman. J i'm Wxmer.
and one not Identified. John Fsrail I, 81
y injured, and not expected 20 recover
Hsifdozen persons who were in the from,
part Of the building. were slightly inj.red, nd
girl named Harriet Costigan wss badly in
jured by the falling tiriters. Loss on prom
erty $40 600, insure. $40 600.
The building was On immense structure.
and usually contained go employees inclu-
ding 100 females. Very few Of the opera
'ives were on the premises, the catastrophe
having happened before the hour for con-
msrcing work.
There were about two hundred empIoyedI
IN the building st the time Of explosion. od
whom nine were killed. The explosion wss
'upPosedt to have been caused BY freezing Of
ne water in the pumps. The boiler wss
'orn into fragments, one piece passed through
hree ~ inch walls. snd rsssed the yard
striking the building used as drying room
md passed through both walls. Four girls
we're found sf'er the explosion clinsing to
he rafters Of the building; they we're rrr-
'ued With but little injury. II 10 feared tba,
here ere others In the ruins.
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AnALcAMATrox BALL IN New YoRK. "A
grand smalgamation ball came If on Thurs
day evening Al the Assembly Rooms, Prince
street, composed entirely Of black men and
white women; no white man o. black wo-
msn was admitted. The Daily News ssys:
The room was tsstefully decorated with
banners, a'gs, &c. and portraits Of celebra.
ted Aboli'ionists, conspicuous among the
number being beautiful colored photograph
o. John Brown. surrounded BY 1 wreath or
laurel. Al one o'clock the festivities were
brought to close BY the arrival or Broad.
Wy gamblers and shoulder.hitisrs with bser
q Hour ard SCOT concealed about their Der
sons. They commenced BY throwing The
hour over the black men. and The SCOT on
me white women. Al this juuc,ure the lights
were exiinguished. and then commenced I
scene which beggars description.