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WALL. STREET RUALIINc THE FIVE PorSTs-
We have always been accustomed to refer to
the Five Points and Corlears Hook as containing
the very essence of New York blackguardsm.
1t seems, however, that the Chamber of Com
merce Of this city has recently become the
rival of the notorious Points. Messrs. Duell
and Royal Phelps-two Of the members Of that
estimable body, and great magnates upon Wall
strcet-lell out the other day, and, differing
upon some point of opinion in regard to each
others characters, one indalged in the elegant
paslimc of repeatedly calling the other liar.
A couple of Five Points ru1isns, dispu:ing over
glass of bad gin, could hardly do worse. In
the Union Club, too --an institution composed
of gentlemen who have balances in tie banks
and pay their notes (thc best way they CAM
Just such squabbles are reported to have occur
red. It is disgrace and shame to the city that
men who profess to be gentlemen should settle
their differences in this low style. Such utter
anccs ought to be restricted exclusively to the
Five Pointers and the members of Congress.
SECESSION IN ESGLASp.---Wc print in another
i. column this morning secession speech dcliv-
cred in London recently by Colonel Hiram
Fuller. In introducing Colonel Fuller to an
Englisl, audience, the London Daily Ne,rs states
that he is we'll known among " his brethren Of
the American press" This is very true. Colonel
Fuller IL very well known here as the late fussy
editor Of late paper appropriately called the
Mirror, because it served only to reflect and
crafty the vanity Of its late editor. Colonel
Fuller killed the Mirror, just rs he has succeeded
IN killing everything with which he has been
connected. from newspaper to prima donna.
Now that he has begun to advocate secession in
England, it is uscless for Mason and Slidcl to
20 there it is useless for Yanccy, Dudley Mann
& Co. to stay there; Fuller will attend to il all
lu the same excellent way that he has attended
TO his other little enterprises
But the fussy Colonel will undoubtedly be a
great acquisition TO England and TO the rebels.
He has brass enough to make any number Of
batteries of brass cannon, and il England
knows when she Is well off she will confiscate
him for the use of her military foundries. And,
then, he Is valuable pecuniarily. He raised
more money on less collateral and no credit
than any other newspaper man in this country,
during his sojourn here Now that he is in his
element, supporting cause which has no credit
at home or abroad, he may be expected to raise
Che wind In manner WHICH will astonsh the
Bank Of England. Therefore we congratulate
JEFF. Davis and bis English friends upon the ac-
quisition Of Fuller, and sincerely hope that they
nav never bs o. siok Of him as we have been.
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The MISSION OF MASON AND S,LDELL TO
EuRoPE.-H appears by recent statements Of
Jefferson Davis; announcements in the Charles
ton Mercury, and indications in the European
papers, that Messrs. Mason and Slideil were
despatched to the Courts of London and Paris,
on u mission Of the very highest Importance
no less one than of Offering to open the por 9
of the South altogether, and granting free trade
to foreign nations, for the next five years, be-
sides submitting the Southern confederacy to
q joint protectorate of England and France.
Dispatches to NJ. Thouvenel to this effect are
said TO have been actually delivered; but he de-
clined considering them until the arrival of the
rebel ambassadors themselves Thus cotton
has ceased to be king, and other monarchs are
about to reignin its stead.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-rhc Best i'm the
world Harmless reliable and tantancous Sold and ap-
piled at BACHELORS wig factory, 10 Bond street
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Prizes Cnshed I'm all Lcgnlixed LOttc.
ries.-Informaon given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No. 10
Wall street, up stairs New York.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
'-1@|~"-7-01"-0-7-----1.0-7.--

BALTIMORE, Jan. B. 1867.
The Old Point boat has arrived.
The prisoners from Richmond expected at Fortress
Monroe to-day.
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NEW INSTRUMENTS OF DEsrRuCrION.-A few
days ago we published list of inventions that
had been submitted to the Patent Office at
Washington. Scarcely day passes which is
not marked by the announcement of some new
bombshell, rife, cannon, sword, stirrup, saddle,
camp cooking stove, liquid fire, submarine bat
terry, &c. This generation has witnessed no
long wars, nor, in all likelihood, will it. This
is owing to the discoveries of such means Of
destroying human life as were unknown to our
foreiathers, and of which they had no concep-
ton. They are multiplying continually. AS
rapidly as vessels are made capable Of resisting
attack and annihilating the enemy, counter in
ventions show how easily they can be blown to
atoms, and rice rersa. The authorities are con-
tinually occupied in testing new methods Of
Wholesale slaughter, and are overrun with ap-
plications to try experiments, on fresh invcn-
tions that are submitted.
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CrlstadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
pces the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye
privately applied No. 6ASor House.
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Thomas II. Agnew, 400 Greenwich
street. great grocer dealer Of the age See his
advertisement another column. this day. and money
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Beautiful COmpiexion.-Lnird's Bloom
Of Liquid Pearl has equal ter preserving and
the complexion and skin. All druggists and i3s
Rrp
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Earry's TrIeOphcrOus fs the Best and
article for dressing beauytng, curling cleaning,
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' T. Sold by
all druggists.
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Married.

Pylc's q. *. Soap IL the most Economi-
housskecpcrs buy Sold By everywhere
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BnImOra1 Boots, Sc 80, for Ladies, at
CANTRELLS 813 Broadway, between Eleventh and Twelfth
afrc
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OAicfal Drawings or Murray, Eddy &
Co. g Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY EXTRA GLASS 3-Jan. s. 1852
IL, IS, 7S, 20, So, 80, 6, IL, 2, 80, ~, 80, 81.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 4-Jan. g. Is62
36, 81, 10. ~, Al, 56, 40, ., 25, 4, IS, 81.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing etherto
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Louis
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Pure TObRcco.-YellOw Bank Tobac-
co-Goodwins Pure yellow Bank Tobacco free from all
pucs for sale by all tobacco and Dealers and at
wholesale by 4. GOODWIN BROTHER ~? Water street.
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Trussos.-Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsscs Shoulder Braces and DR.. Wadsworhs Uterine Ec
erior article No. :ycsey street. Asor House,
oppcsitc the church.
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Ladies Bcautlfied.-Phalom q Sons
"Snow White Oriental Cream inpnrs beautiful pearl
the complexion upon the application. Sold ~
adruggtsin the Cnitcd States Europe and South America
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are, in short, neither fools nor madmen, nor
bullies. But, nevertheless, all this discretion
and GOODNESS and good breeding has its term.
1t does not prevent our treasTirg Up a sense
of Obligations received and injuries unresented,
or our acquitting ourselves of both in due sea-
son. Those that have slow memories are not
always the worst paymasters.
A DANGEROUS MAN IN THE COUNTRY
The recently published leading articles of
the London Times on American affairs clearly
indicate that the information it makes use Of
with such bitter malevolence is furnished to 1t
through another channel than the published let
tiers of its correspondent or the New York news
papers. 1t has an informer in our midst who
econsigns to the editor, marked 'private," what
he would not dare to include in his public cor
responlence. II the United States has one enc
my greater than another at the present time it
is the spy in question. We have no doubt who
the dangerous man is; his name, we believe, is
Russell. All that he may consider weak spots
in our government and social and political sys-
tenn are carefully pointed out by him, with sug-
gestions for the manner of attacking them. All
that he can gather likely by publi-
cation in England to aggravate the
feelings of the British people and incense
the government against us he retails with
exaggerations for the guidance of leading article
writers. 1t is impossible to calculate the
amount of mischief which such man may ac-
complish when, as in this case, the materials
supplied are used by able but malicious and
unscrupulous writer's like himself. We attribute
nearly all our recent trouble with England to
the London Times acting upon the private in
formation supplied by its special correspondent,
who has proved himself mere scandal-mongcr
and tgaflicer in dry platitudes and wilf"' mis-
representations. AS long as he remains in this
country he will do more to endanger our peace
with Great Britain than any other man, and
conspirc by every possible means to injure us
in the eyes of Europe, and cause permanent
disruption of the Union. A more dangerous
spy would be impossible.
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New Publications..
A. OAKEY HALL AFTER HORACE GREELEY.

TO TBK EDITOR OF THK HERALD
You did the honor last week to reprint my letter
Horace Greeley. am editing it, in pamphlet
FORM with elaborate and references to the Tribune
fes proving every assertion therein contained. Horace
Greeley having in his paper introduced the proposition
that public is responsible for what his brothern in
law" ma, do, shall follow that proposition logically
out in Horace Greeeys behalf. But in my case it SO
happens that the gentleman Horace Greeley to
bo my brotherinaw "a corporaor in the Belt Rilroad)
is in wise connected related with me by marriage
or blood wish, however he was, for more genial
and loveabie" man than he is Excluding mysef)
better informed acquaintance with Horace Greeley,s
"treasons, stratagcms and spols" is not numbered
among my valued friends. It, however, Horace
Greeley purpose to falsify the fact and being 1t
will my purpose to properly ventilae, in Horace
Greeeys behalf this brotherinaw logic at some future
tme Very truly, yours, &C.,
JANUARY 8, 1852. A. OAKEY HALL.
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Omcial Drawings OF the Della aware State
Lottery.
EXTRA Glass S-Jsnuary g. 1862
l6, u, 20, IS, 46, Is, 33, rs. 69, 10, 80.
CLASS ll3-January 3, 1862
"a, A., IL, 61 49, 49, 80, 10, 70, 4S, 45, 81 8, 4.
J. A. MORRIS h CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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effect this object the General issued the following special
order, appointing Board OF Fire Wardens:-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE DIARiO DE IA
AMarna Prcnsa de la Habana Gaceta Dc Ia fahana goy
newspaper) the principal newspapers through
the Island Of Cuba which to be forwarded by tht
steamship Columbia must lie left at the Office before hre
o'clock the s,h A. u. OUvILLE, sole agent for the
above news'apcrs: Apply TO PHlLETUS STEPHENS, whe
New York.
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~ PORTER AND EXTRA STOUT
pREwERy l6s and leo West Eighteenth street
,,rpoNa,s PATENT ARMY TRUNK AND P0RTABLs
t,c,s,ead combincd corner Of Warren st. aud Broadway
,r,rp rxcrtsrop WEATHER MOULDING ExCLUpEs
n,a snos and dust from shrunksn doors and windows
Depot 0s1 Broadway
on OOO PAIRS or sxAIEs KAT s ros q sAiS AAitSkIHsba5
hFJMxR,e great. house furnishing .oree ~ HIoIawT
ess, side above Fourth street. ssn Oh 'ne ~o'asn
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DEAFNEss,

BY his newly invented Eheris Ear Inaor and Eye va,
OFFICE Ss CLINTON PLACE.
Eighth street, near Broadway
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=
LATEST NEW s.
From Richmond, Va.
N. A. Is.

R1cHposp, VA, Nov. 1oth.-The accounts Of
tho Yankee raid in Frcderick.burg. Va. are very
confused Tho enemy haro certainly evacuated
the town.
Th. Richmond Dispatch ssys that tha enemy
attacked the camp Of Col. Chamber command,
.I,d captured IS or 80 men A small body Of Con-
fsdaraic cavalry made. dash on tho enemy, and
released most Of these men.
The Richmond Enquirer estimates the Yankee
forre st rs cavalry, and says hat they rere rout-
I'D and retrea;ed in the widest confusion, leaving
doad, several wounded, and 10 prisoners. in our
hands. Our loss Was killed and several wounded.
1t is reported that the enemy is engaged in
tearing up the railroad about Mauassas.
Sharp skirmishing is reported in Fauquier and
Louduun oountos.
The enemy is in strong force, and general en-
gsgement is anticipated.
Significant movements are in progress along
the line Of Les'a army and battle between Iaek-
son and the enemy is expected on tho Shenandoah.
Tho Yankees captured at Fredericksburg. sps'k
Of the daring and successful raid int" Maryland
hy Stuart. They also s'nto that England and
France havo recognized the Southern Confed'racy
No importance ia attached to this last statement,
and ii 10 generally discredited.
skirmi,hing 10 reported near Warrcnton, be-
tween Hsmptons Legion and portion Of seigel's
Cavalry.
The Richmond Examiner, Of the sth, says-
There nrc reasons 10 believe that the enemy con-
templates an carly movement against Richmond
from tho South side. There are said to lie $4,000
Yank IS un the line Of tho Norfolk and Peters
burg Railroad, between sun"lk aud tho Black
uaier river, md report reached here last cven-
ing That largo additional force were landing
from transports at some point on the Roanako
river, sith the Design of marching upon Weldon,
ani cutting OF our railroad communication with
tho eouth. Without being prepared to say what
imrortssee shenId be attsebed to this ruuor, ws
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Notice This.

Capt. ". s.. PrrsRuog 10 now at homo to re-
csiro articles Of clothing FOR his company. Ii
would DO we'll for all friand, to call ON hin, to
learn precisely uhat things ore MOTT needed.
Lieut.. J. 7. BugaAnD, of Company &C." lstb
Regt i, also in tho district for Q like purpo's.
Clothing aud blankets will bs ms't gratefully re-
c.i-sd. Deliver the things promptly =. Ar. j. =
sarLr's atore And be it rsrnsnhsrod that this
company, by reason Of late forced marches, is
nearly destitute Of tho articles aforementioned.
All absen,ees from this Company are requested
by Cspt. u. Rrvrs DpAs TO report to Lieut.. SrI-
zAnn by the 18th inst.
Capt. J. B. SULLIVAN, Of the 1eth, will al's
loars here on Monday next, ard will take charge
o. packages for that Regiment.
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Tho Cry of the sunerere.

petition signed by ton suffering women Of
Edxsa.ld, all from the SANE usighho.sood, j! in
our hands for publisatiop; but it appears to u
moro propor to withhold it. They pray tho Stat.
Authorities to do something for their relief, end
allude to their prirstonu in tho pitable terni OF
unaffected distress. Their husbands aud .oas nrs
ia tho Confederate 1ervics and these suffering mem,
bers OF their families unproridod With tho aeces
snries of life Thi, must DO amended. The I. nj
lies Of our poor soldiers must DO sustained. II
the country is not ready TO d" this it is NOT ready
to 10 free. But ne believe it is ready and able
TO do it, and Nc call upon our Legislators to look
ths question full in the s.ce and act promptly up
to tho necessities Of this demand.
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Hot Supper. &c.

The lsdis, Of tho soulhsrn si.ters' Aid s"oe-
ty will give Rnppsr, Aspsr eonmuHiea'ion, for
tho especial benefit vt destitute f.milis' Of soi-
lers in this place end vicinity. It is Voc humane
and patriotic nm object, TO need that any appeal
no made ,s cur! poaple in its furtheranes. Who
can refuse to give pour dollar in ,ueh eaui's
Who can refuse to show their appreciation ct this
sR"rt or"theiadios b, giving ,hi, !dullsr through
their hsnda,-knouing that ts'y will apply it. AZ
the ladies always do, f.siingly and appropriately
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From Richmond.

R1cHroan. Va, Nov. 1o.-Ths late Northern
elections arc tho theme Of general conversation
and discussion here. It is conceded that tho
Democrats have clear majority in tho next Con-
Sre,s.
The Richmond Examiner regards the result rs
counter. balancing tho disappointment which the
Southern people feel at the speech Of the British
Secretary Of War, and says, that unless the Demo-
crnts stultify themselves, recognition or treaty
With the South will be the early act Of the Demo
or,ts. when they get in Sface: but this act will
have no real operation, nor viii they have coptrol
OF ths Government Of the United States, until
the eluss Of the nsIt year.
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l,ate Northern News.

R,tUAuNp Nav. S-Sprthern papsrs OF
Nov. 5.h have been received here.
The New York Herald ssys that New
York CITY has gone for he Democrats br
81 uOY m,jnrity. The election .as.ed of uui
.,l,. Amouu these elected 10 Congress tr,,n,
New York civ are the twn oods-Frrn.u.
do and Ben; also James Books. of the New
York Express.
l., Wi.cull,in. Brown, Democrat, leads Pot.
ur Hrpnbiiran. at lhr lsrps, ACCOUNTS.
Massachusetts nn'l Michigan have gone for
the Aloi,ionists.
Gen. q. NJ. Mitchell. tlhe Yankee com
man,ler at Port R,Y. C,J died at Bean-
tort. S. c., o': the 3lsl nit.
Gen. j. b. Richardson, nf the Yankee ar
my, died At Sh.rpshurg, Nd on the 81 inst,
pf wounds received in the battle Of Antietsn.
IN Massachusetts, 8 Republicans and
Democrat ere elected 70 Congress III l32
;pwus Andrews. Republican candidate for
Gnvr.nor. hss..1 coo ro:rs, end Desins, Dem.
ocraric. ~ .ODJ. Andrews majority will reach
- 000.
In Ne~ Jersey, the entire democratic tick.
ct is elected.
In NJ chisan, the Republican majority is
about 5,o9p.
In WISCONSIN, the election IS closely com
tested.
The N"N lnrs herald says these a'touno-
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To The Rally!

There uill be pronpt RESPONSE in hdssseld.
and ne druh: MT in Abbevillc, 10 the .umn"ns Of
Cul quomIs G. Bacoz. published elsewhere. 1tis
we'll tn give thi, srr,us.mans Of the present 6tass
Authorities all due observance. Tha eanrs 10 in
The right direction and may do much good.
Whether ue have confidence in it or not, it no.
hoores all to yield prompt obsdisnas 10 the call.
In Colonel BAcss and his ssso-isis oGesrs, the
people may bs said to have the leaders 0! their
choice, and they pill como forward to the duties
bsfurs them without delay or hs'itssy.
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For the Adyertinr.
A Card.

"A SAIos
The EdgeGeld Village Aid AIrOciation grateful.
ly Acknowledges tho following donations: Mrs.
Eli,a Minis s5 Mrs. Walter Nicholson IS; Mrs.
Col. Dunorant 81; Mrs. Isabelle Blocker IS Miss
Annie Moragae IS; Mis-, Lucy aorasne s5i Mis-
Eliza Bettis IS A Friend IS; Mr.. J. c. Brooks
g.; Matter Waldo Butler 81; A.s. Lewis Mics
pars OF nios socks.
Mr. Wm. Gregg, sr., hiss m,de us the very
generous oFor OF giving US half as much moro as
We can collect in aid of our assdy soldiors We
hope this will provo great iadseenent to every
ono 10 give a. much as they pos,iblJ can. For
instance, if We collect 6re hundred dullars, he
add, two hundred and fifty to the amount; and
whatever amount we may collect, Mr.. Grogg gives
us half a, much moro. Tho mtslemcnt is to ba
made on the lrst day of December, which 10 not
very far oG, and should cause every ono to Iend
in their donstons as soon az pussiblc. Tho m money
IL TO be OK pended in clothing our troops for tho
coming winter.
Mr. james Richardson has given the Associa-
tion sixty yards Of excellent cloth, to be made
up for Capt, d. C. Tompkin,' Company. Thi. ~o
consider very generous donitiun, and We hope
others will eume forward and a. likewise.
Mrs. ANN GRIFFIN, Pres.
Mrs. VIZ. GOODMAN. See'ry L Treas.
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District to got few negro shoes. and found tha
chance at last to got them at ss per pair. They
will be rough hut they will 'a good. no warrant.
In Ausu,ta a rsa.onabl. negro shoe sells al Sls
r.r pair uhie 10 iies' Caitera and ksntlsneu', ,
bouts Climb up to SO and So. There is e1trriion
u ttn i,e o, too, either aravns the sbts-nHkss tr
the tanners, or bth.
No neus Of special interest. Every ching a"r-
ing nov tu got tho wheat ini ssn preparing TO
start ,ur tho Coast; Ladies' at work to bslp aln7g
tho r.uae; All aboard mako way for she train.
lI;.n
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Executors Sale.

HpY rir,r, Of an order from ". I. Durisos, Or
D dinarv, will sell ut tho late residence Of
John Stidhsru, dcc'i., on Woinnsdsy. the 2sth
d.y Of November inst. all tho Persona! Eststs Of
said derean.d not specifically disposed Of By Will,
consisting Of
STOCK or HORSES. CATTLE, HOGS,
CORN AND FODDER.
Wagons, Plantation Tools, Blacksmith Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
And also three good Stills.
TERAS-All suas Of and under 1re dollars
cash. All sums shuve Ave dollars on . credit sf
twelve months With interest from day Of ssae
Purchasers to gire Notes with two approved 60.
curities. JOHN NJ. STIDHAM, Ex'os.
Euyl2 StS ~
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Larae Conflacsa,inn!

Ahont Ii OIL ,rk 'a.l nis'.t fire bruke
nlt IN The h!o'k bounded hi Jackson, Greene,
Fl *. aud Gamp'cil streets. AMI hrl'!re 1t
r,nl.! h.' arrested. :!ps:r,yrd pHp'rtv t" the
;,.n.'u;t "f aiu,l half :. million ni dollars
'lilt. hu'i :,a> hnrnad gerc ali the property
): R-v. 4 i !lari~,n, win. we uu,:rstnnd:
,.d h!!' lit:. insurance ~ hen. Ih"y
r.re &C. II. =! rs fuil.,r' ca. VI = S: vch's
: .,,un Wa chma' NJ !iii',nn'ist'n'a Z Pro.
ii.;,. ;.:z,c". an'' X II L t' r'' stah'"s.
'rh~ I"ss us ar a rnali b. uac-rtained
IN. !n,r..,ng. @n. q, !nnw-:
C..I. S.,.vsI,'s Wzrrhn,lsl. in which H-re
,r..re.! ai,",; :! $40 l,a!es,"i r:."r under TIN:
II, d.. This. with sbon, :in irale. III the
i Ing h:didi.,yI, wax n,.:riy "a! destroyed.
Il beiuils.'i u vari,iliS pHrt:,.s whose rarn*s
w.. have uN yet b"rn Ahlr 10 ascertain. We
pr..snir. that it WAS all insured. In this
stock zee few hundred bales nI Sea ls'and
,ttnn, frw bales uf which only have beel
;aved.
Mr.. Elmonatr,n's Produce Store, in whirh
s"r,. stored d 'ur. s'ienr, salt, osnabnrgs, &c
S"',,.. nf th".e articles We're sarhd-'hose
nrrnrrallv. which SIRE in ,hr frnnt part "t
.hp hu,ling. Abnut 5U hceshs I'd, cf s'lrar
.t5 "a Ks nf North Carolina salt. a few SACK
# 4 ur. AID ether articles oi Produce were
burned. and much Of the balance Of tue Atock
badly damaged hy FIRE and water.
kri.x K BIRDS, Stables, on Elia street. op
onsi;e C,nccrt Hall The horses aud mulrs
~.rc all sare,i, bur few ruckaways and buy
y-s were DESTROYED.
! The 'o,.' I>s is estimated at about soo',.
NDn, including the buildings, and thus 'usa -
r-ct,r much covered by insurance, Which IL
scafte, e7 Ann ing several Offices, 80 that the
ss Nil not fall heavily up II any one OF
hem
7he fire was, doubtless the work OF an IN
cen!,ary TIE do rcf Mr.. Edmonston's store
was seen ai4r about quarter betnre IL
,'clnrk p ~. and notice ot this fact was se'ii
30 one "t his cl.rkS. whn, on r"pairng I" the
stor.. we undpr~ and, discovered the lire
bursting forth The 6r.men were promptly
IN tn. s;mt AMI every eff'rt WAS m"in t"
save the property, hut in vain she dev'urine
..!..mrn, .e:.,nci kcnt an completing tie vnr Z
,f dcsiru"'inn snd this morning The initcrine
,a.ls and sm"uldrriny ruins attest how sue
..ers'uIiy it effected irs work. Fortunately
the night wss calm, otherwise the destruction
of property would have been far greater.
M clue has vet been di'cnvered to the per
perrator- of this crime; but eur active and
vugilanl pulice will. doubtless, nse every e1.
criinn To bring them tn jastice.-.tuGusta
| L rns,iu,ional,st, 9th inst.