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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE MARSHAL OF POLICE AND THE Cry CoUNCIL.-
In Saturday mornings Exchange there was pub
hshed the communication of the Marshal of Police
to the Clerk of the First Branch of the City Coun-
ell, IN reply to resolution of inquiry passed by
the First Branch. The resolution as published was
taken from the journal of the Branch and contains
words which do not appear in the copy sent to the
Marshal, the words "about being built" which
closed the resolution, not appearing in the resolu-
tion furnished to the Marshal of Police Hence the
language of the Marshaps reply-'the Marshal of
Police does not know of the existence of any new
City Hall" &c. TIE following is correct COPY
of the resolution sent to Col. Kane:
BALTIMORE July s. 1860.
Geo. p. Kane Esq, Marshal of Police:
SIR: The following resolution has passed the First
Branch of the City Council of Baltimore
Resotred By the First Branch Of the City Council of
6dHae That the Marshal of Police be and he hereby
requested to inform this Branch by what authority and
at whose expense he is at engaged in tearing out
recently occupied by the Marshal and formerlv f
by the Mayor of the city, and especially at
time when it must have been known to him that ample
provisions was about being made for the Police Depart
ment in the City Hall.n
By order, THos. D. SUFFER- Chief Clerk
The NORMAL ScHooL.-On Saturday mornino
last the pupils attached to the Normal School, Of
which VIM. A. Rippy is Principal, met in the reci-
tation room of the Central High School, where in
.sresung exercises took place. The President of
o 9e 10 school Board George N. Eaton, ESQ., several
OF Ine members of the School Board the principals
| OF the Eastern and Western Female Hioh Schools
wsie present and participated in the EXERCISES
maaresses we're delivered by Mr.. Eaton, Mr. Rip
PeSy, and John T. Morris, ESQ. Selections from,
oI!n authors were read by the pupils and
| creditable. interesting and
TIE FALLS Ro4D HoMIorDE.-The funeral of John
Consianes VINO DIED on Friday, from the effects Of
blow inflicted with hammer by Joshua esu,,, %
on Thursday took place Yesterday morning from
street. 1t was attended by one or two beneSc cS
societies Of which deceased was member, and a
large number Of friends. 1t was rumored in the
city yesterday, that Lemon, after earring the YER
dict of jury Of inquest had delivered himself to
the authorities of Baltimore county, at Towson-
town, but upon enquiry the report appears to have
no foundation.
A FEARFUL FALL.-On Saturday afternoon bow
named Charles L. Allemand, fourteen years of age,
employed at the Commission House of VIM. N.
Myth, No. 81 South Gay street. was engaged in
working on the third story floor, when, BY some
accident, he was precipitated through the hatch
way to the first floor, a distance of thirty feet
He received fracture of the skull, and sus
tanned, it is feared, serious internal injuries He
was picked up in an insensible condition. and taken
to his home, No. l49 Hamburg street, by officer
huthsrford, where be received medical attention,
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LATEST NEWS,
KILOGRAMS
From Pixies Peak


ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, July 6.-The Pixies Peak ex-
press has arrived with SIS 900 in dust, and Denver
city dates to the 2Sth ult.
The Indian depredations upon struggling parties
anu on the ranches had become so frequent that a
meeting OF the citizens had been held to consider
what means could be taken to prevent them.
Two Arrapahoe chiefs present at the meet
ing portion of the time.
The outrages, in the main, consist of the Indians
taking whatever they desire from parties unable to
resist them, tearing down fences, turning their
ponies into the gardens and destroying them,
and in cases, shooting at the whites, one
two of whom are known to have been killed.
The chiefs thought it hard that they should
be held accountable for the bad acts of their
own and a few other natives in this vicinity, but
said that so far as their own men were concerned
they would hold them responsible for any injury
done TO the whites.
An effort was made to pass resolution to drive
the Indians from the country if they did not leave
within three days; but more moderate counsels pre-
vailed, and the trouble no doubt will be peaceabl
arranged The mining news is unchanged. Bust
ness was dull and money scarce. The weather
was hot with frequent showers
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July ELLIS B. Schnable entered
the C9nstat"t'on office this morning and assaulted
Gen. Bowman with a stick, while the latter was
sitting in chair. One of the clerks effectively
came to the rescue. when Mr.. Schnable made
hasty retreat. Immediate measures were taken for
ms arrest The reason for the assault was publ
cation in yesterdays Constitution rejecting on
his conduct.
Edward French, late Assistant Superintendent of
the Treasury extension, who was under Indictment
for embezzlement, died here this morning. The
trial was to have taken place TODAY
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Heavy Storm

CHICAGO, July 5.-The Peoria papers say that
the heaviest rain and thunder storm that ever
visited that portion of the State passed PEORIA
Sunday night, doing large amount of damage.
On the Bureau Valley Railroad seven bridges were
washed away between Peoria and Washing ton.-
On the Logansport and Peoria road it will take
several days to repair the damage. The loss to
farmers in the vicinity ofPeoria it is estimated will
reach $50 600
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Explosion of Tug-BOat-FOur or Five Per.
sons Killed-QfherS Wnnnded

ploded her boiler at So o'clock this morning tear
ing the vessel to fragments and instantly killing as
is supposed, four five persons and in uring three
others. Several persons on the wharf and adjoin
ing vessels were also badly injured.
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Arrest of Hoffman the Ascending Secretary
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.

UTICA, New York, July 6.-Frederck Holman,
the missing Secretary OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, was today arrested near Trenton Falls,
Oneida county, by officer Hugh Masterson. of the
Independent corps of railroad detectives. Hoffman
is arrested the charge of forging two checks of
81, 900 each. He is also conceT ned In
of stock of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company to
the amount certainly ofSl50,000 and perhaps more
Officers have been in pursuit of Hoffman since Nav
81. The prisoner is now in custody. He denies
that he is the man sought, although he has been
identified by parties here.
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Fatal Accident

NoRFoLK, July 7.-During the Celebration of In
dependence day at Pongoteague, Accomac county,
VIM. Garrison killed by the premature dis,
charge of a cannon. James V. iiall, the principal
OF the Seminary at that place, also terribly in
jured, and is probably by this time dead.
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---------------
The Removal of Col MnrfI,

ALBANY, July 1.-THE rumor of the removal of
Colonel North, special agent of the Postoffice De-
partment is well founded. Colonel North's re-
moval is dated 18th June, Immediately after the
Baltimore Convention, but was not received until
yesterday, in consequence of his absence in Yer
mont, where he was engaged in prosecuting John
Whitcomb, an ingenius mail robber of Canada
and Boston, and New York mails. Colonel
North has been one the most efficient officers in
the department since 1853, having served seven
years.
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WASHINGTON, July THE arrangement with
Com. Vanderbilt has just been completed for the
transportation of the Pacific mails trim nthly.-
The arrangement will commence on the 11th inst,
and continue till the 4th of March next lie is to
receive the hostages and the President is to recon-
mend that Congress give reasonable compensa-
ton b sides. The mails would have been carried
by the last steamer had his despatch from Saratoga
to Mr. Allen, his agent been received by the latter
before the steamer left
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Calamity at st. Joseph, MO.-Eall of n Ware
house and ConfiagratiOn-Nine Persons


ST. Louis, July THE Democrat publishes the
intelligence of sad calamity at ST. Josephs
new four story building in that city, owned
and occupied BY Nael, McCord & Co., wholesale
grocers fell at o'clock Yesterday afternoon, crush
ing frame building adjoining, occupied by three
families
Nine out of the ten of the occupants were in
santy killed, viz Mrs. Boyce and three children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cogswell, and four others, whose
names are unknown. The building caught fire i'm.
mediately afterwards, and the stock of Noel, Nc.
Cord d Co. was consumed.
The store of Tootes Fainligh was also burnt,
together with their entire stock of boosts and shoes.
The total loss is estimated at 500
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Fire.

city last night destroyed the clothing store of
Meyers Brothers. Loss S., OOe on which the in
surance is about 81, 900. The hardware store of j.
W. Wilson, adjoining, was injured by fire and wa
ter to the amount of $500.
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Virginia Politics

NoRFoLK, July S.-IIon. Mr.. Pryor spoke for two
hours at Phoenix Hall last night, defining his po-
stion in regard to the Presidency. He declared
his preference for Breckenridge and Lane over all
other candidates. The building was crowded, and
there was great applause for Breckenridge and
Lane.
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BALTIMORE
MONDAY, JULY 9, 1859

In view of the great interest which is every
where felt in the progress of the Presidential cam
vass of 1860, and in compliance with the expressed
wishes of many of our readers, we have yielded,
this morning, considerable space to the publica-
ton of Photographic report which we caused to
be made of the speeches delivered on Friday night
last, at the large and enthusiastic meeting in
Monument square. 1t was the first popular as
semblage of the Democratic Party in this city
since the nomination of the candidates, and it Ger
tainly gave very fattering indication of tn
earnestness as well as of the numerical strength o
the friends of BRECKENRIDGE and LANE in Mary
lon
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Aggregate CAPITAL Represented,
S1o,ooo,ooo.
TOHNSTONS INSURANCE
Rooms,

1873 IS Second ST., Baltimore.
MARINE AND FIRE Policies ISSUED UPON APPROVED
RISKS, WITHOUT THE DELAY CONSULTING
THE HOME OFFICES.
Lo1S5 adjusted and paid at this Ageny witb-
om reference TO the Parent Offices.
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Acceptance of the Presidential Nomination
I1r Ii. IL

WARRINGTON, July 8.-Mr. Breckenridge has for
mally accepted the nomination for the Presidency
His letter of acceptance will be published on
Tuesday.
The programme of the Breckenridge and Lane
demonstratio here tomorrow night, includes a
serenade to and address from President Blu
chanan
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BoGLE's AMERICAN

...... Eclectic HAIR DYE, ....
Is superior to all others meridian sun to candle
All initiate BOYLE, to his style ADVERTISING which
for years has been headed
TIE BEST HAIR DYE IN WORLD.
Now others New Workers. without BRAINS steal and conv
this. Their Dyes miserable their invention is
temptibe. Avoid them all Bogle's has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas them ALL and to their dismav
pronounced the only Hair Dye used with safety M
green tnts no smut, no skin staining humbug but re-
liable safe and sure For sale at
BoaLE's BAZAAR,
202 Washington street
For sale in Baltimore by SETH g. HANCE los Baltimore
street. and by druggists generally ja5sotf
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Extension of the California Telegraph Line
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, July 5.-The telegraph line
has been extended to this point. The overland Cal
ifornia mail, with San Francisco datesto the 18th
ut, has passed through, carrying the largest mail
that has passed over the route.
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Lynch Lazy I'm Inxxa

CHICAGO, July 6.-Kephart, the murderer of Mrs
Willis and two children, near Batavia, Iowa, last
week, was hung at that place Yesterday BY mob
consisting of two hundred and fifty men. Kephart
had confessed that he committed the murders
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The Great Eastern.

New YORK, July THE directors of the steamer
Great Eastern have reduced the price of admission
to fifty cents, taking effect on Monday. Henry G.
Jarrett of Baltimore, has been appointed agent Of
the "Xistinr DenartmentU
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W n. P. TOWLES & BRO.
W at. + To W IEo q BKU.,
GENTS FURNISHING STORE,
145 Baltimore street,
Under Carroll Hall

145 Baltimore street
Jui-tf Under Carroll Hall
OFFICE OF The BALTIMORE MARINE INSURANCE Co..
Nc. % SECOND STREET.
BALTIMORE, 9th July, 1860
The minimum amount of the Capital Stock required by
the Charter, viz: TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS, having been subscribed for, the Com
has been duly nized for transaction o. Marine
business by the election OF the following gentlemen as
DIRECTORS:
W. T. Walters, ofW. T. Walters & Co.
Allen A. Chapman, of Kirkland, Chase h Co
Hiram Woods, Jr., of Dougherty, Woods Co
j I'm NJ Smith, of Thos. & j NJ Smith
G Oliver O'Donnell.
C. W. Lord, of Robinson Lord.
Marcus Denison
VIM. II. Perot.
Laurence Thomson, of Laurence Thomson & CO.
Horatio L. Whitridge, of Thos Whtrid:e & Co
Ed. X. Scha =fer, of Schaefler 4 Loney,
8. F. Newcomer of Newcomer & Stonebrater
Chas. V. Martin. of Love, Martin & Co
Frank Frick, of Warwick, Frick Il Ball
Richd. d. Fisher, of Jas l. Fisher Il Cons
Robert Lehr, of Brothers Boninger
Saml. S. lowering, of 7. W. Levering & Sons
Johns Hopkins.
Aaron Fenton, OF Drakeley 4 Fenton
George S. Brown, Of Alexander Brown n Sons
George U. Porter.
Chas. NJ, Jackson, of C. NJ jackson 4 Co
j. C. Ncodemus, of Smith Nicolemus
Thos Corner, Of Jas. Corner 4 Sons
Henry R. Tucker, of R. & H. R. Tucker
Ross Campbell of Ross Campbell &Co
l.. Howard Colder, of JOS. c. Yates Il Co
Hugh A Cooper.
VIM. P. Aubrey, of Aubrey & Co
G. W. Gail, of G. W Gail & AK
s. G. Hand Of S G. Hand Co.
Werner Dressed, of F L. Brauns Co.
Hugh Jenkins, Jr., of Hugh jenkins Il Co.
VIM H. Baldwin, of Woodward, Baldwin Co
John s. Barry,
This Company commends itself the Merchant Of Bali
more not only as Home Institution but promising
profitable returns to the dealer SEVENTY PER CENT
of the profits being declared the Policy Holder or his
earned premiums for the year
The Board of Directors, meeting held on the Both
ultmo, unanimously elected JAMES HOOPER, JR ESQ.
President, and WM. L MONTAGUE, JR ESQ Vice Prasi
dent
The Company will be prepared on WEDNESDAY NEXT,
lith instant, to issue Policies on Vessels Cargoes and
Freights, and on Inland Navigation Risks
JAMES HOOPER, Jr., President
JuGl0.r VIM. l.. MONTAGUE, Jr, Vice President
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DIR. HAYES, Arctic Exneait;op

BosroN, July s.-Dr. Hayes Arctic Expedition
sailed on Saturday afternoon. She fired salute
previous to taking her departure. The name of
the vessel has been changed to that of the Omitted
States
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BAKERS AND JARVIS ISLAND

- GUANO
Esq, of New York, " " '
AGENTS FOR THE STATE OF MARYLAND
OF
BdREHS AND JARTIS ISLAND GUANO
and prepared to supply dealers and farmers with any
quantity of the lowest established prices in hand
some and substantial bags barrels
THE BAKE S ISLAND
Is now well established the valuable phosphate
guano ever offered the agrcuurst The present cargo
Whch we have for sale, imported direct into BALTI
MORE per ship Mary Bradford 1t contains per ana
OF state inspectors a per cent phosphate Of lime which,
ogether with ITS peculiar combinations with valu
abe properties and its great souby renders the richest
anu uoSt concentrated Guana vet discovered
THE JARVIS ISLAND
ls also OF direct impO into this market contains
81 10 Pe cem Phosphate G time, and is the richest yet
THasE GGASoS are warranted genuine, pure and I'M
adueraed and every package bears the name of the i'm
porter; STATE INSPECTOR and our own brand
~ The BAKEh'S ISLAND GUANO can only bo obtained
from ' " ~
PAMPHLETS con aiming the history of these Guanos cer.
Gates from farmers and planters who have used them
various crops in every section of the county and ample di
rectons for their use, be obtained our
P. MALCOM Il co, ~
Grain and GuanO Warehouses;
Opposite the Corn Exchange BUILDING
Wood street, Bowlys wharf,
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4ry Goods.

ary 6p01s.
INA UOoDS II DRY GOODS!!
AT HALF PRICElll
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE
TIRE SUMMED STocK
BARGAINsIliI
on and after the I'd July, will mark down tb i. -
my ehtlre stock SO that purchasers may obtain sam, -
nan the past months prices The best way Of
accuracy of this advertisement is to call and see m
selves. | namein part,
FINE ORGANIZES, JACONETs
LAWNS, BAREGEs
In Robes or otherwise.
SILK GOODS, at the low, st prices ever known
LACE, SILK AND BAREGE MANTILLAs,
IN EVERY STYLE
Also, CHlLDREN'S iMANTiLLAS. LADIES' DRESS
TRIMMINGS, and general assortment
Now the time for the most extraordinary bargains ever
obtained in this city.
II you wish to lay out your money to advantage, call
GEO II. HAIG,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CALVERT AND soUTH sTREETs.
ian. r-
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inridge Ratification Meeting at savannah.
SAVANNAH, July 6.-The Breckenridge and Lane
ratification meeting has been postponed till next
Monday, the arrangements not having been yet
perfected.
The weather is intensely hot in South Caro- lima
and Georgia, and many deaths have occurred from
the effects of the heat
The crops also have been materially injured
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Ship News.
NORFOLK, July ARRIVED in Hampton Roads,
bark Fame, from Rio, for Richmond. She was
spoken Yesterday near Cape Henry.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
COMPANIES. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
Security ms. Co. of N. Y. 100000
Phenlx {" $4,000
Resolute $4,000
Montauk C 100000
New World " " 245,ooo
Lorlllard 264, 900
Insurance Co. of State of Va. 100000
ms. Co. of the Valley of Va. $4,000
Albemarle of Virginia 100000
Lynchburg " 385,ooo
Northern of London o,298,8oo
MARINE DEPARTMENT.
Mercantile Mutual of NY. I,I25,ooo
Lynchburg of Va. $4,000
Insurance Co. of State of Va. 100000
Citizens ms. Co. of Va. 100000
I'LL Licensed BY the State Of Maryland.
THOMAS D. JOHNSTON,
73375 Second 81.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
of the
MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
| NEW YORK, January 2l.t, 1860
The following statement of the affairs of the Co. the
31st December 1882 submitted in accordance with the
| provisions of the Charter:
| not ma kpd mfr 2Ist 9Io
Do. Policies issued from December
3lst, 1855, to December SIst, 'S9,775 65
Total premiums 1905 81
| Premiums marked of as earned December 81,
S.66s2 10
Less returns Of Premiums. 43 663 II
Net earned Premiums. $S33,O19 O5
| PAID DURING THE PERIOD.
Marine and Inland Losses Including
| Estimate of Lcsses not ad listed J. 546,T05 62
Reinsurance, expen's and bad debts
| Qess interest received Invest
| ments,) 94,Tl5 l3
| Inter st paid to Stockholders for July
| Dividend, together with Interest
! on Stock payable in January, 1860,
| and on outstanding Scrip payable
| in February, lSGO.................. 57,3S7 50
| 69s.8O8 IS
Earnings to he divided .......... $!3i2O SC
The Company had the 3lst DECEMBER 1852 the follow
| ing Assets:
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages $50 500 90
Loans on Stocks and other Securies...... 2l6,5O OC
United States State, City and ether Socks.. 2562O
Cash on hand and in Bank. 349H A.
Bills Receivable 4S5,53i 7C
Premiums due in Cash or Notes.. 5652 81
Savages and Sundry Claims due the Company. 9SO3
Iotat Assets'' l25 l0l q
THOS d. JOHNSTON, Agent.
| A CARD.
Dr. e. A. HARRIS BEES leave to inform his patients that
| Dr. GEO c. DE MARINA gentleman well qualified t.
fulfill all professional engagements will hereafter asss
him in his practice.
No. Il NORTH CHARLES STREET
| BaltimG5e, June 18th, 1850 e2G-eoIOt
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lHE WAR OF THE RosEs.-A Douglas and John
son Fatincatlon meeting will be bed in Monument
square tonight BY the advertisement which on
pears IN another column it will be perceived that
many OF the most able and distinguished advocates
vi mat ticket will be present, and may be expected
10 address the crowd, which doubtless will assem-
o'e Our readers will observe that the triangular
campaign Is opening early and vigorously, and that
very lively times may be expected before it is over
we snail endeavor to keep them advised of all the
marches, counter marches, skirmishes and pitcbed
battles OF the opposing forces.
POSTAGE TO SAVOY AND THE DISTRICT OF NICE
Inc Washington papers state that the rates of post
aye established by the United States and French
postal treaty for the correspondence exchanged be-
tween TINS country and France, will hereafter be
applicable also to the correspondence ORIGINATING
In or destined to Savoy and the district of ~
those territories having been Reunited IN F,o,oo
Letters addressed to Savoy and the district Of
VICE should therefore be forwarded exclus;rol
~ 'ne mail to France-the single rates of postace
being fifteen cents the quarter ounce; prepayment
optional. e"'
IHE CALIFORNIA MAILs-It is said in Wasb;rr
ton, that an arrangement was concluded nm Fr;d.n
between the Postmaster-General and Commodore
vanderbilt whereby the mails are to be Skinned
rom New ork to California three times month
until the 4th OF March next. The terms of the ar.
rangement have not transpire ed publicly, but the
arrangement is said to be satisfactory to both the
high contracting parties. The mails for the Pacific
will therefore be despatched from that city in the
steamer which sails on Wednesday next.
The NAVAL MEDICAL BoARD.-We are informed
tnat the Board of Naval Medical Officers will as
semoie in this city on the goth of September, for
.;o examination of assistant surgeons for promo.
m.ao 81 such candidates for appointment for the
pr.,sn, . stan Of the army as may be invited to
in the vr.a There are now three vacancies
'Soe OF assistant-surseon.. =
of Trade and The AVERAGE p Conference.-The Board
of the Northern e SSs,d Of Of several
ss h to be hea to send
@ 9 s Of 'sa the s.sSo
inls committee, or delegation, will; I'a :. Science"
with the discussion of proposed me Os charged
System Of General Averages 'N International
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Flour Mill Burnt.

NEW YORK. July THE extensive Touring mills,
corner OF Fulton and Furman streets, Brooklyn,
were burnt last night. Loss heavy.