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~ The Press, Of Petersburg Va, has been
purchased by DR.. VIM. H. Hanson, and its publ-
cation is continued under the name of the DAILY
Bulletin 1t is still Democratic, is much improved
in appearance and is ably edited. We wish it sue
cess
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- 1t is stated that ex-President Pierce has
consented to address gatherings at three different
places in New Hampshire during the presidential
Canvass
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by lightning last Monday. The roofs were damaged
but no person was injured
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- The Editor is still confined to his room, and
too unwell to attend to business. We intend to
send him to Beaufort as soon as he is able to travel
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~ The Wilmington Herald learns that the
TarborO' Branch of the W. & W. R. R. commenced
running regular schedule on Wednesday last
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? CAPE MAY, July Sl.--Eyening.-Th Great East
ern arrived here at eight O'clock There is great
dissatisfaction aboard of her. There are no adequate
accommodations; food is scarce and dear and water
is selling at ten cents glass; Indignation resolu-
tons, censuring the Directors, have been unanin-
ously passed. Singular conduct has been manifest
ed by the officials towards the passengers. She
starts for New York tonight, and viii reach there
shout 6 o'clock in the morning
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Last Presidential Election.

We present below tho returns of the votes Of the
people in the Presidential Election in 1856, which
may be interesting to our readers:
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Later from Europe
ARRIVAL OF THE PENCE ALBERTO


ST. JOHNS, N. F., July 91.-The Prince Albert,
from Galway Oath has arrived. Her news is impor-
tant.
Lord PalmerStOn had announced that government
had adopted the Commissioners report and would
proceed to forty the Dock yards and coast-e9 900,
900 was to be raised for this purpose by annuities
terminating in thirty years of which only 81 900,
COO would be required this year.
The transfer of the Galway contract to the Cana
dian line has been cancelled.
Parliamentary proceedings were unimcortant
The Bank Supply Bill mad been withdrawn.
Lord Brougham disclaims any intention to insult
Mr. Dallasby his remarks in the Statistical Congress
about the negro. 49, 49, 49,.
France is preparing for powerful Intervention
in the affairs Of Syria and has notified the other
European powers accordingly.
The NeaPotan Ministry had withdrawn their re-
signation, the King having taken decisive measures
to secure the adhesion of the troops to the Const
tuition. , ."s''
Advccs from China to the@7th June state that
hostilities were about recommending.
1t was rumored that force of 1000 Russians was
marching upon Pekin.
Latest ola Galoag
LONDON July PA telegram from Sicily says
that Garibaldi announces his intention to annex
Sicily to Tuscany.
Disturbances continued in Syria Troops will
Immediately embark for that country from Mar
seilles Touon and Algiers
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, July 24.-Cotton-Sales for the week
ending Thursday 18th, $4,000 bales. Estimated
sales of Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
10000 bales, the market closing quiet with holders
offering freely. Orleans fair I'D ditto middng sgd
Uplands fair SD. ditto middling 54d. Stock in
port ,2S7, 900 including 1,110,000 American
Flour firm, with an advance of Cd; quoted at 26a
30s. Wheat firm at an advance of Id since Tues
day; red los Sda11s Sd. Corn dull and 6dals
lower, closing steadier; yellow 30saSOs Sd. white
3osa34s cd. Provisions dull Lard slightly higher.
Coffee steady Sugar firm. Rice quiet Rosin
dull at As Sda4s 3D. Spirits Turpentine dull at 3ls.
American Securities dull, but unchanged.
Consos 954a93A
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NEW BOOK FOR THE ORGAN. :

TWNHE MODERN SCHOOL FOR THE ORGAN:-A
History and DESCRIPTION of the Organ Elementary IN
srction Exercises and Vountares in all Styles of Play
ing the Organ {wIthoHt Pedasl Pedal Playing Conbi.
nation of Stops Faluntaries and Pieces sniteed to
occasions By JOHN ZUNDEL, Organist and Director Of
Music at plymouth Church, Broottin, ~ Y Price SS.
~ Published by O. DffS0N 4 CO,
277 Washington Street. Boston:
August 8, 1860. 62-h
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JNO. M. GALLAWA Y,
Late of Rockingham, N. c., :.

Late of Rockingham, N. c., ~
WIFI
HTLL & N6RPLEBT,
GENERAL -
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, :
Off e..-Shoccoe slip,
> RICHMOND, Va. &
Liberal advances made cousiguments Strict per-
sonal attention given all sales aud purchases for
customers made with great care ~.
e9r Manufactured Tobacco and other merchandise for
warded with promptness.
WIN. L. HILL n. n. N0RFLEEF.
December O. 1859. lO5-Rly.s :
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ELECTO R S
FOE PRESIDENT AND vIcE-PREs1DENT.

For the State at Large:
ALFRED NJ SCALES, OF RoeKISGHAN.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.

a DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER, IN EASTERN
n North Carolina is offered for sale upon very mode
rate terms 1t has handsome and constantly increasing
subscription list and is put market solely because the
Proprietor contempates going into altogether different
business the prosecution of which would be Inconsistent
with the publication of Journal.
For TERMS &C.. address the Editor of the Stdaddrd.
August g. 1860. 62-H
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August 8, 1860. 62-H
N. C. MILITARY INSTITUTE. 80
FWHHE Sd SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTE W1LL\
II begin the LIST OCTOBER.
Applications admission further information should
be addressed before that time to
80 MAI. D. HILL,
Charlotte, N. C.
August 1880. 62-2m.
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FOR PRESIDENTS 3sisss
JOHN G.. BRECKENRIDGE,

FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10 LANE,
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EQolI1.-O. v. oWann' e. a. vs. .. w. oarrlngtons
Admir-. ct al
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of North
Carolina in the above case the Clerk and Master will
pose to public SALE at the Court House. in the town of
dav of Craven County Court several valuable Of
land in Craven County, Bay river, containing $50
acres, to be sold in tracts TO suit purchasers.
Witness Frederick c. Roberts. Clerk Master in Equity,
at Office in Newborn, this 18th dag of July. d., 1850
F. C. ROBERTS, c. n. E.
August 3, 1860. pr. adv. $3.) 32-w6t.
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LIVERY BODY OUGHT TO ENCOURAGE
- Nofth-Carolna Manufactures.
N. C.sJEANSs AND KERSEYS.
80 =. N. c. JEANS AND KERSEYS. IL 80
n. @. JEANS AND KERSEYS,
N. U. JEANS AND KERSEYS.
OF ALL C0L0RS
OF ALL COL0RS. ac1-ssef
OF ALL C0L0RS So ----
1850 OF ALL COL 0RSs =
- FOR MEMS WEAR g.
FOR MEMS WEAR.
FOR MEMS WEAR.
FOR MEMS WEAR.
FOR MILITARY COMPANIES .-,
FOR MILITARY COMPANIES
FOR MILITARY COMPANIES.
FOR MILITARY COMPANIES.
ALSO ee, -gs-s.:
N. C. HOMESPUNS. ts&
n. c. H0MESPUNS.s F 20 y
N. c. H0MESPUNS.
----- N. c. HOMESPUNS.
All the above to be found at
w. HI. & r. s. FUCKERS.
Raleigh, n c., Aug s, 1850. EFT
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The banks really hold 81 $50 900 more specie
than Is shown above, as the California steamer
which arrived yesterday brought over 81 200 600,
and $40 900 arrived to-day from New Orleans.
Looking at the condition Of the exchange market.
II would seem quite likely that the lowest point Of
the specie reserve for the season has been touched
Geld i now coming forward pretty freely from the
South. and the export from present appearances
promises TO be pretty light. The reduction in the
deposit line l. accompanied BY corresponding de-
cline In the loans column. and the aggregate is now
comparatively moderate, though still far above the
fgure OF the corresponding date last year.
Tie ease remarked In the money market on Sat
urday l. quite as noticeable today. The rate for
call loans Is per cent, with good many trans.
actions Of 6i. Gilt edged short paper may be
quoted at CT a Z, and the best 4 months paper
7per cent. The advices per Adriatlc are more IN.
vorable Tor money, and some Of our influential Gu.
thorities predict further relaxation In the market
before many days. The demand for money IL far
less than has been generally expected. The busi.
ness at the sub-Treasury today was moderate: the
receipts for duties were SIS ooo the total receipts
being sl6s 500; the payments, soc 72c; and the
balance this evening. Is ,4oss7e.
Foreign exchange opens dull. without change OF
rates. The leading bankers. as Messs. Belmont
and Brown, ask 1921 for their sixty day bills on
London. bot we hear Of first class bills going at
loei. and some very ane bills at los. . 1. For
francs the asking rate Is 5lsl but in these again
business L done freely by some Of our banking
houses at 5l4s SIS. AT these rates il does not
pay 70 ship specie to England; some parties con
tinue 10 ship small amounts 10 Paris, but, after
allowing for freight and insurance. Is not easy to
figure prof; on the operation. Il looks as though
the drain Of specie to Europe had ceased Tor the
season.
The stock market showed more strength today
in the New York shares. but weaker on the Vest,
eru ls,. New York Central and Erie appear to he ia
con tau, demand snTssie advance, though more
fap'd III tie latter than tie former. is steady and
usiotn,. They closed to-day At 80, and 50 bid,
respct.lely. against ssi and 81 on Saturday:
Harlem. both kinds. and Hudson were also
fru a Tie aasta;Ions OF Saturday AFTER
noon the later sod up "a G. snd closed q, Sc bid
The Western slsares N~re lower. without exception
TIE reported rea ,toa ID loados in Isiuos Central,
VII, vas based e. t.ae announcement o. q reaction
81 t,-ee PEI cen here together with the favorable
ss--est aews : tegsni. were ned BY We bears
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INDICTED FoR ARSON Charles Dsversen who was ar
by Fire Marshal Baker In June last charge
wisuy setting Ore 70 his emises 40 No 2os Broadway
has been ndicsed by the Grand Jury In the rs
degree
John Schne1, William NJ johnson and Emile sergur,
have also been Indicted for They charged With
nros tho unoccrped building No. 1tS Church in
August last.
CHANGE os ExsgzzrnxST William Reed WA brought
before yustcs Counoly, charge Of embezzng small
sums OF money from his employer, Thompson w. Decker
milk dealer Of No 1t6 East Twenty ssvsnth street Tbs
accused, II alleged made practice Of collecting bills
for his employer, and approprating the money 70 his
own Mr.. Dccler says that the prisoner bad no
solely 70 deliver milk 10 the various customers OF the
complainant Committed for examination.
AIixeKp DusonpxRIy HorH-NAry T. Post, proprle
trees Of alleged disorusrly house In nroad9ay be-
tween Forty eighth and F ninth strsess, axrssssd
yesterday brought before Justice Cnnoly Horntio
Atkinson Of No 2z5 Tbompsoo street, appeared
pasnant sganst the defcndans ana made the usual
VII IN Sarah Ward and Elizabeth Wall were
4 witnesses.
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These ngures VIII not De questioned By Mr..
Hoadley; should any accident occur, or any
outbreak take place at Panama, the expense
account would be proportionately increased,
and should the traffic continue to decline, the
revenue viii in like manner be proper.
tionately diminished. Whether, In its peculiar DO.
sition, with war raging around II. exposed to q
variety Of accidents incidental to a tropical eli
mate, three rival routes TO be opened sooner or
later, and q large amount Of capital invested in
that most precarious sort of property--ocean
steamers-the Panams companys directors viii
feel justified In paying away the proceeds Of
half a years business, 10 a. to leave themselves
only "a ,335 In their chest, every experienced Hnan
cier can decide. We repeat that We seek to iujure
no interest, and desire to serve no specializing
scheme. Spectators who sell Panama short are
quite likely to lose their money, as the stock IL
scarce and ts friends strong. Bat IL be true that
the road Ia about to fall from the high rank il
has occupied a. dividend paying property
II Is Of the highest importance that the
owners Of lots Of ten, fifteen and twenty
shares. who rely upon the dividends for an income
should be warned In time, and should be enabled
70 avail themselves Of the present premium in sell
ing out. The public must remember that Michigan
Southern too. once paid twelve per cent ividends
and sold at $40 the share.
The exchanges al the Bank Clearing House to day
are $50 SIS 23o and the resulting balances ssl 6s7
IL Is reported that the two English directors Of
the Erie Railroad, neaGs Evans and splatf, are on
their way to this country. II Ia understood that
the object Of their visit Is connected with the ex
tension q the second mortgage bonds and the
prosecution Of the work on the Atlantic and Great
Western R,ilroad. Of which Mr.. Evans has recently
been elected director.
The following are the latest quotations Of Ame.
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Brooklyn City News.

COMMON CocNcn-rhe meeting took place last evening
tn the room Of the Corporation Counsel, in oouss-
quence chamber Of the Board being SIN n the hands
Of ihs workman President Kalbneisch In The chair
that pending the 6ttng up Of tbs Council
Chamber, which will be ready for business On Monday
the proceedings OF the Board would Be- cooda
70 such busncss absolutely necessary, namely the
dsrctpg OF the several wards for election pur poses
This prog agreed 10 by resolution, suspendng
all other business Tue dntricting Of the Firth and
Eighth wards then proceeded with, atsr which the
Board adjourned.
CosoSxa's IsorEsr.-on Sunday morning Arnold Nc
popad wno seuetsftv sIept IN : butrhey's shon vns
found DEAD In his usuAl quarters No 1877 Bridge street
Coroner Horton held an inquest yesterday when from
the nature Of the evidence sdduced, verdict OF Ded
from congestion OF the brain" wss returned.
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canadian -four was quIss with ssss q zoo bbs Il 6 9
70 Tor extr. ioss Southern nour was In sod A.
mApd and tolsrnby activs viii Al 90 bbl,
chasing within sbe Ssee II The above quosa4oss Rye aosr
vas In lair demand, with sales a no 800 bbk q -
market visa steady via misss saiss Jsrssy q g g
wbtat-1he market q NJ opsnise asd trregu-
lar su. d. e.nsaa imprsvsa = shs aay savasosd
we're large Including conederabis Quantities arrivs
and footed up about 10000 bushels II 81 ak co.
white; 81 50 n 20 for fAir 10 essa OHIO white o. IS
% ir rra Western, and q q 81 . f~
sni The rsceips moderate. aud tbs market Der
win salss o. sboat 5000 bushss q esc 6sl,e ror
choice yeasw Western Barley was steady. Vita zAiss
of 0 COO bashels Canadian M. 2 about $50 q soc
Barley malt wu IN fAir reaurs, At asc 9sc oAu
steady AMI IN fsr a~mssd, Win limited stock. wtth
sales OF Western and csnadsn n 81 - &c sni o.
81 3sr Coz extra wssssvn
toFyn The market v~ auict but sssady, while saiss
we're limited small 80 u kss made lss<
v~ssrnafe o. Quotations, and anal parcel Of 81 Do
corrov me MARKET exhibited move ss,e aimee tue
news. The saes between $500 = 500 bslss.
the market for soms grades u uAaains upiaods s~
fsfcrr- -Rsiss ~esfv q, the qsos.iious ~ sa-
tarcay spd about 70 oo1 10 600 bushes Of
engaged Tor Lverpoe q ,sa . eux aaa Isi ia bss.,
and several engagements made 10 advance n
walls within the range ofp~i-rs 22os bbs 8sar
o. o.. zoe bales o. Sl Va tor oomprepea
psrrgkes btser by 40 ser q so- $50 bbs rosa Al s.
The Belle Ocean chartered Liverpool TOR
g 800 To LONDON wheat a. fti ~ ships bags add
f,v tour To Bremen 00o bsls noar w~rs
Engaged Al o. AKA Rates the ntas NJ were armrr
Wheat ~ Bsvye 81 &c per busbel 10 asmsarx br
ssesmer coo Ibis ruein usre engaged Of So o. 1so
bales eooa -, cheese II &5s 30 hoxrs extract e
tos. and 20 Inns messurenenf grods st sss
usy nesty. with .bout 900 bales Al -
q s5c. choce Shipping do 81 SOC
Nofkssxs vss stsafv az 1fc q CSC for ctay~a o4s q
s2r. Or nusco saco &c 40 FOR Porto Rico snd 49,
CSC. for Sew Orleans The stock stands about - f,l-
owss-7 coo hhds Cuba mascsesoo, $50 hhfs elAyed.
e.co hhcs Porto Rco $50 bbs al <lnds Total ss.cx,
$50 ah1s sto sp,s
Naval SToRyS -rSe rnsrke; for spirits wss ssesi7.
via saes q leo ebs strasht at to and 100 Do Me-
fuFk barrels &C i0t.c
Provisions fori The market sss steady sns the a.
nard far sales ~ abrua 800 bp,s 3cn5lss nss mess.
A. sis SIS 80 - aud prime ~ st& eN ~
beef good oensrf s1d steady prices As ssiss
tahtseea about 400 bhs ass % for coan:fy uess,
- ior repsoseo and eli sli 20 for extra Latd 80
crtn. vsh Ct aoo bbls a II &C fw good Ne-era,
aaa 800 ksgs Al lie IL Butter and cheese ~cf- an-
chsnEpd.
RKr-ss casks sere acid st axe sSrse-
ScCses steady n: sasusa.ss rates snd "a god
snsDr rns Transactions footed CO sbcui 200 1000
bids. Clhaa .lEe The range OF ssss sa.c ~lib oss
nBnsr. o. 81 xoed a. i.~ shnvt tnese ouotst5us
te3 IKE we're sns A ssAc.
wnrsxsY = rae esrnsnd vs s'eaiT, ssa sAs u tss
ss-res sE@r
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REMARKS.
saturssy-hu1i1z. clear, Afternoon. clear aad plea.
sani psRht, clear.
suaday-xorping, overcast Afternoon. clear: ulxht,
eler and starlight
Monsay --Oysrcas, a. day, vsfy gbi raia
Tuesdsy-Mo-alrg estar niernccn, clear. zgat, over
cast
wesSess,y-yOrnias orvcas:, an leh; ran early;
night. cvercsst
fhrrasy-Nor,inr overcast. All uga, rsin early
afternoon. heavy rain. n'gbt rssd
Tr.dsy-Mo-nng, ciou5y ancrnco1, clear; nlgat, clear
moonlight
saturday Gear n dAyi nlghi. csesr AID Moonlight
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god paper ~ sold to-day 81 H. some exceptionally
~ Tor January securities. At bank thu ofarinm are
neAy ana tne reflections partially find their way into tbs
street should the movement cotton progress q il hss
done since yesterday tbs effect must be 70 bsnea ina
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AsHE were steady, with small sass u sxo for pots,
and b-56kc. for pcayhL
BzAAprrurs -Four-rhe foreigs ness by The Adrsa-
TIC allowing continued nne weather, had been antsc-
pased IN the recent decline and prices day sad hsncs
the reaction moderate Had she brought account
Of bad weather prices would have materially inprovnA
and sAea largely increased The Inquiry nour to-day
vas GOOD, with saiss Of 5000 70 60 bsk, oosine
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Meteorological Register,

The ANNEXED table shows the Temperature OF the ~
nospnere this esy during the eafaz september 70
the range Of the barometer and thsrmomsie the va-s
iiop Of Wind currents AMI the state o. ,hs weather at
threc periods during each day, viz ate n, and and
o'rlnck p. M
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@i,7n

This, however, Is but ore estimate, have heard
sented that Al tins time OF the year the cotton
generally overloaded 10 ascertain whether n damaged
rot and mos Of II end, and believe that
less than % COO bales have thus bern damaged 70 tue
average extent OF ~ bae-making 80 900 Taking toe
medium between these statements, may reasonably
state The oes by Ere and water something Ia the neigh
narnoof q $40
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sss 7' rs 90 1900 isovo ~ ss.ss Isl as
Tie merrhaots Ipscran Company bad some Insurance
salt, amount not sceriaiae, which may increase ln
losses % S1s Ooo
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY, Sept 2i-e p. NJ.

MONDAY, Sept A-eP.M.
The bank statement Of to-day compares a. fol-
lows with thu, OF last week, ending
Losrs Sp~rss Circrslafion Deposits
sept Is sl27 COZ s2s Is eoo,7a9 eSo< 332 Tssss rs
sep, "a. Us 500 ga 1855 eos s&sosT1 yS7st PSI
Deveass. 81 100 os4 ia,4sl i,los see
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the activity in trade at that point:--
The recepu 81 rom . million 70 million and hal,
bushe's Of gain IN thh city every week have u.ed
all classes q business here 4, wonderful degree oar
merchants have not had prosperous trade since 1856
The whoeese dry goods, cothisx riuery hat and cap
boot and sho ccckevy, hardware and grvcevy establish
mcnfs are selling more socds In the daytime than they
can pack II night, and al han1s statesmen ana proprie
tors have % buckle 70 and wovk early AVID Ise ss
through with their orders. rbs s~ss mostly fsr
cseh and the old accounts being settied no eth
pronpspess snd ~iuinepe~s thss 70 very refreshing.
Tho New Orleans Pscoyune a Thursday last re-
ports:--
In the general market day there more dspos ton
10 than h not c-i tor some time Cnier the
liberal purchases ~ cossnn ycsertsv snf 70 das
change sofsenpe. and thc msvxet zoe All descriptions
tends do~n~Ayd- BAnksrs' sRht sold 81 =. and bsak
CHECKS oussos - e-lc premium The banks sfit ssx *
counsev. but shs rate prcns 20 be Obsolete
one 70 n.rro~ A. lbs Tree etrs prvs,e bills poGi
n.s bring r sixty days rss likewise rsc.dei aae
cen ~ aurtes nov utsts aisc,an,, iboazh sams
ata~.'- wee sssirg = =. Prime s,ey'sng das1t
sstitpt icaT al epf tan ~isa hiA IT .-tax
bgsng iop 10 srsrcs range frrni n Is. as Isr
Trr Doory marvel has sef yst ts - naseace q 10 q
t1y cxcesny~s, AL ss 81 lars hsrs % isT VERY
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The Damage by water Is less easily asoertasaed De
Quoting The amount burned there "a 900 baca
In the city OF which, perhaps 40 900 suppos-
ing 10 900 bales 70 be IN tiers ten bales high usual,
1000 bales would be submerged, and could hardly be
damaged lees than IS bale while the next tier Of 900
would not suffer more than - bale; Of Remaining Ia
800 much headed and oct to the height ropes
AND must have been damaged 20 the amount OF
g. bale. supposing hall VI 90 damaged, We have the