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Removal of the National Exchange Bank.

We have received n notification from =. Is.
SMITH, Cashier of this bank, "a. VANCE BRowS,
Esq, President,) that they have removed from
their former place of business, At the corner Of
Ninth and BROAD streets, and open to- day at
. o clock at the old Exchange Bank building,
on Main street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth.
The solid front of this structure, with its
imposing granite Colonade and massive wall,
survived the great confiagration of the Sd of
April, and now that the burnt portion has
been rebuilt, and the whole interior fitted up
for the occupancy of the Bank with the highest
finish and elegance, the appearance, both
without and within, reminds one of the good
old times before the war. We congratulate
the Bank upon the beauty and convenience OF
its new quarters. and hope that its already
nouriShing business will 80 increase as 10 be
in keeping with its improved appearance.
The invariable courtesy of its intelligent
officers from the President and Cashier down,
and the experience, good judgment and energy
with which the affairs of the Bank are man
aged have not only made the most favorable
impression upon the community, but give
assurance that the institution will be one OF
the most substantial and useful of its class in
the South.
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DIsTrRBASCE AT A FIRE.-Thomas Roane
was before the Mayor yesterday, charged with
creating 4 disturbance 1T n fire. On the testi-
mony of Mr.. Christian Bergheimer he was
fined five dollars. Accused protested that he
was innocent of any offence; that he lived on
the square where the fire occurred, and fur
nished the axes wherewith the door of the
burning house was broken open. Nethertheless
the fine was imposed, and the prisoner I" set
hack" in default
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Tur BOTTLE CAsE.-John Kelly, charged
with receiving a quantity OF soda water bot
ties Knowing the same to have been stolen,
was before the Mayor yesterday. Mr. Johll
Sullivan testified that on "Wednesday nlght ils l
where he was employed, and that he found
them in possession of Kelly The names OF
CroZvIay \ Colman. the owners Of the bottles,
were blown in the glass. som" eighteen do~'n
bottles were stolen, and about io.r dozen "'Ie
fornd in Kelly, possession. Witness could
not state positively that these bottles were a
portion of those stolen. Mr.. Clarke, manu-
f1rr,lrrr of soda-watrr, ties titled that since he
had been in business here, sine" May last he
had lost some five thousand hFc huhut9u ool-
Iors' worth of bottles He had frequently seen
bottles at Kelly S junk shop, and had purchased
some of his own from him. Kelly might nave
come by them honestly. After hearing the
testimony the Mayor concluded TO send the
accused on to the Hastings Court for trial.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 10, 1866.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 10, 1855.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Richmond, Stranahan, Norfolk
United states mail, merchandise and passengers,
Haskins Y Bridgford.
Steamer Lady Lang, Blanchard, Fort Monroe, via
City Point, Government stores.
Steamer Pecon". Walton, Fort Monroe, via CITY
Point, Government stores.
SAILED.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingston. Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise aud passengers, llaskins
j Bridgford.
steamer william Allison, Southgate, City Point,
schooners in tow, Virginia Towing Company.
MEMORANDA.
The New York steamers Saratoga ami Albcmarle
will not leave here until next Saturday, as to re-
,ftme their regular days al sailing.
Thr tug Thomas \. Fowtkcs, Captain Morris, was
b1Iurd 10 the waters edge on sunday night last
while laying ut tidirlhont wharf. >h" also caused
the steamer Bruto Ia sink, laying alongside. We
did not learn how the fire originated. We heard
tho rumor Monday, but could lot trace it Ia any
reliable source.
steamer General (. Van VIc reported of Hog
Island, with brig and schooner in tow, names un-
known.
Bark Helen, formerly the bark Abigail, Of Rich
mOnd i at Norfolk, bound 10 this port 10 load
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of wind and rain were passing, and admins.
tered every way to his comfort with the ten
derncss of "A woman"
There would be something irresstibly ludi-
crous in the above passage could we forget the
deep tragedy that followed.
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FATAL AcCIDENT.-On yesterday, two men,
named William Burch and Mike Martin, were
on an old shed on the river near the lock gates,
extracting powder from some old shells, when
two of them exploded woundng the men in
n horrible manner One of them-Martin-
has since died, and it is not thought that
Burch will live.
Burch was carried to his residence, on MAN
street. near Twenty-fifth, where all medical
assistance possible was rendered him by Or
Watson Martin was conveyed to his resi-
dence, on the corner of Main and Seventeenth
streets, where DR.. Jackson did much TO allevi-
ate his suferings. These shells had been
thrown in the river by order of Il United
States ordnance officer, in order TO prevent in
Jury TO those persons who wanted TO obtain
them for old iron.
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DrsrrRBAxCE ~ THE MARKEr.-W. L. Rock
was before the Mayor yesterday on the charge
of creating disturbance In The market. Il
youth testified that Rock called his father a
id liar, but no further disturbance could oe
proved Thereupon the Mayor acquitted
him OF the charge of creating IL disturbance,
bat fined him two dollars for swearing in the
market
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To OrR CITY SUBsCRIBERs.--The rapid increase
of our city circulation las forced us to reduce
the extent of the carriers routes and 10 employ
several new carriers. From complaints made at
the office, we fear that the new carriers have
failed 10 find the residences of some subscribers,
and we must ask their indulgence for few days,
until the routes and locations are more perfectly
learned by the new carriers We beg our readers
to notify us, either through the post-oiic" or by
calling at our countinS-room, OF any neglect OF
the carriers.
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LADIES FAIR-We call attention to the ad'
yertisemcnt OF this in another column. The
ladies of the Broad Street Methodist Church
hold this fair for the purpose OF deyotins the
proceeds thereof TO the furnishing OF the
parsonage. 1t commences this evening, and
will continue several days.
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The WEATHER yesterday exhibited decided
Improvement upon that of the day oeiore,
The ground was covered with snow, ouI tue
everything decidedly pleasant-except the
walking, which waS mud and slush up TO the
knee.
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RoBBERY.-The store OF +. Vincent, on
Rroad street, between Fifth and Sixth, was
broken into on Monday night, and wv"
watches were stolen thcrefrom. Two young
sters are suspected of the theft, and the police
are on their track
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THE ASSAULT UPON YorNG GIRL.-The con
tinued case of &. Bowers, charged with
abusing Mrs. Martha Davis and assanlling her
daughter Victoria, was resumed by the Mayor
Yesterday Mrs Davis testified that he was Il
little "drinky," and merely pushed her
daughter over Il chair, but did not hurt her
Mr. Bray tcstified that Bowers had been IN
his emplovmcnt for twenty-five years, ana
that he never knew him TO do anything wrong
before : moreover, that the house in which ,t me
affair occurred belonged 10 Bowers Inc
Mayor required the accused TO give security IN Ia
the sum OF one hundred dollars to keep the
peace.
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ATTEMPT AT 4 FIRE.-On Yesterday the heiis
rau,r an alarm Of fire and IL was soon ascer
tanned that it proceeded from near approach
TO the former fire. The fire was soon eAllh,
guishcd. The house, "" understand, belonged
10 James NJ. Taylor.
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ORDINANCE NIoLATIuSs.-SeNerhlc c"ses ~ VI
ordir,nca violations were brought 10 the
lice of the Mayor yesterday, and the parties
were fined to the full extent OF the klw' pS
which considerable accession was mace "
the exchequer of the city.
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Ttrrs G. RICE, formerly of Richmond, In
,,temntinp 10 iump on board avessel lying OIL
City Point day or two since, missed his foot,
hold, and the lower part OF his body was was
caught between the tug and the wharf ana he
very narrowly escaped with his lie.
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LARGE FIRE. Yesterday morning, about
half-past o'clock, Il house formerly oc-
cupicd by the Government, on Tenth street
near the canal, was discovered 10 be on llre'
The fremen turned out III great array ana
brought their streams to bear, but with no
effect The building, which was entirely de
stroyed, was insured in the Mutual Insurance
'n1nnn
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DISCRIMINATION Ryau, charged WIN
1an,iIv i'm their own house, was before the
Mayor yesterday, when the case was dismissed
i'm consequence OF the absence of witnesses
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THE CowHGpINa AFFAIR.-Henry Riyes Pol
lard, proprietor of the Richmond Emmtae',
appeared before the Mayor yesterday on 4
warrant charging him with making an assaull
upon F. =. Brooks, correspondent of the New
York 7ImeS ut the SpotswoOd Hotel, on trl-
day last 1t having been stated by Mr.. Pol
lard that an important witness for the defence
was absent, the case was continued until TO-
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ORR THANKS are due 10 Mr.. j Nj. DnesberFS
of the Natl onaI Express, for late papers
Also 10 Mr. Carroll, messenger OF tue
Adams Express Company, for late NoFioiA
papers
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DENTISTRY.

SURGEON DENTIST,
for many years associated with DR.: John u.
Wayt,) would respectfully inform his old patrons,
and all others who may need his services, that In
consequence of the destruction OF his office by the
great Are he has opened office at his residence,
on Fourth street, between Broad and Marshall,
wnere he can be- found at all hours. Artificial
Teeth inserted on gold, silver and vulcanite The
highest price paid for old Gold Plate.
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DR. GEORGE B. STEEL,

j." DENTAL SURGEON.
IOtice on Main, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, i've doors above Spotswood hotel,)
RICHMOND, VA,
thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him in the past, respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he can still be found at
his old stand, prepared with every facility to per;
form al operations in DENTlsIRn pr00mptiy a3 an4
upon GOLD, SILVER or EuLCANnrE; ..
de ll-Gm GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC-JASrARr Il, 1885.
sun rises OF Moon scts.............7eC co
sun setS.............4.53 High water. s.
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THE KIRBY CAsE.-Mrs. Anne +. Kirby ap-
peorcd before Judge Lyons yesterday on an
application for bail through writ of hnbeGS
c5,'pus DR. Spence, formerly connected "lth
the Sanitary Commission, testified that ne
thought she was bcreft of reason, ana that al
the present moment she was perfectly desll-
tute of sense.
DR.. Dove repeated his testimony given on
former occasion. He thought she was worse
nf, now thon when she was before the Court
before. .
The Judge, having heard all the testimony,
decided 10 continue the case until Thursday
next, and accordingly recognized the witnesses
10 appear on that day.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

DRiTGGISTs AND
DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, &C.,
have made arrangements favorable to purchasers,
and are now prepared TO take orders for
POLISHED PLATE GLASS,
from the largest factories in France and Belgium,
which furnish glass of UNSURPASSED QUALITY.
Also, FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,
of single or double thickness;
ORSAMENTED GLASS,
ROCGH HAMMERED GLASS, for floors and sky
lights, and
PATENT LIGHTS tHyatts),
for sidewalks and vaults.
Orders for the above promptly executed.
We expect to occupy our new store, at corner OF
Main and Thirteenth streets, (orR OLD STAND In
A few weeks, and will be prepared with good as
sortment TO supply tho wants of our old friends
and the market ut reasonable prices.
Samples of the different kinds OF Glass can De
seen on application. - nn,o
de Its PURCELL, LADD q W.
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T. D. NEAL. EGBERr q. LEIGH. J. p. SWORDS.
MEAL, LEIGH & CO., General Com
~ mission Merchants and Tobacco Factors, cor
ner Cary and Virginia streets, Richmond Va.
de ll-3m
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T. J. SPENCER. s.P. DANIEL. J, W. AARsHALL6
SPENCER, DANIEL Il CO.,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

PURE PERUVIAN GUANO ON CONSIGNMENT,
Twelfth street, above Main, Richmond, Va,
will give strict and personal attention to all
CoNS1GNMENTS, and make reasonable AD-
VANCES. de u-3m
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steanhip Westciester Ingram. Wilmington. A. Abbott
Ste1np Coss R, Bradbury Aspnwa Pacihc Man Steamship
Company =,
Steamship The Queen Cr) Grosan Liverpool National Steam
Navgiton Go. ~
Steamship BcY Gisn shwenssr, Hamburg Krnharit Co
STEAMSHIP Cai6oaa tBt FSrier Gaszow T. Mcdonald o.
Steamship ATaso Gaddeu Ss New oTk and havo s'ean'hI
COmpiny
Steamship Concord, Norrn,n PhilsSephia.
Ship ADtiros HOsusn ~ john y. q. Gfinnel Narsin
Bark BIB Lord Clreufon. Lavender Malaga Harbecks ary
Barb Schmyi Nor Syenesen Fno1th via Philadelphia runc'
Meincse Weudt .
Chrstans (Dan Ibrsusen, Bremen Funch Meincks
Wen5t
BSrk Bruuswici Sylvester Havana. Brockwsy Beker.
Br. Ne0ce ST. Jaoqusn. Bristol (Ergl Slocovirh Smith
brig j. Smith tBT Dexter Bremen. J. w Elwcli & Co.
Brig Pksde Br saye Leghon and Genoa via Philadelphia, o.
=. bulley.
Brig Antelope sn Hubert Pernsrbuco and market. Fuucb,
Meincks Wen5L
Brig Almaa tBr) -, Por, au. Prince via Wilmington N C.
Brig Aqnidneck Townsend Cienuego. Y. d. Hurbut CO.
Brig Nolant fBr Canton. Sc Johns, ~ e. B. u. Small Co.
Bng Baltic. Hooper, jacksonville Young C0wan
Brig tSwed Free Trade. Leyenson Bristol h. Sloan Edy
Sc Orn Cszneau DeGroo ST. Domingo j. Z. Cuzrer Go.
Julia L. Rider Rider Charleston. ~ L. McCresdy Co.
schr Hanna Dyer NewRayen Racket Tooker Taylor
Hazard Giine. Hartford Racket 1ooker Taylor
Schr. Princess, Lowell Boston. L. w l. wis K Co.
Schr Carrie. Davis. Cienflevo, Rabrg 4 10.
Schr Vioksburg Haskell Gloucester, hrtcaf Duncan
Schr. Mary Susan snow. Portsmouth, j. 3 lngrahlm
Schr Amics tbr. Speght -, John, b. A. 5mit-ers Co.
Blackstone, jackson, Providence, Geo. ~ sirsnahsn
S!oop Emersd WOien New iIsyeu Racket ToOkeT Taylor
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.ll Froceet elsewhere in the Of extending
wdeunso Ann and Fulton done In of resolution
~ SSon coaai 'RPrSr,d p,een a 10 S n.,.,
| MOTIONS AGAIN REsUMLD
Nm ordns1c- from TIE Board Of AdsTPs entitled An ordn
OF he City Tor the eighteen hundred and
lh PRESIDENT ordnance be by sections
II " bic The same vas being ,ead a., , -, -
oeun.nan AE en- moved that the ordnance be amended 0y
CLsAsIse sTsEErs (UsDzE BoARD or HRALrHl-To the
s as icy s y :'T e public dlPf place. IN
t ~ 81 NV Srs .. s nS pPss Of Sb Ds sis
Lsws Of 1900 thousand $1,000 %
coaaeimin Krrs.y ,merd the Of DONATIONS
% Women. Ip6rs Association wasain.tOn Heights
provided like amour. be raised b. private subscription three thou
Tbio5 W va s.TT.ed
coans%s Tnscs moved that the further reading tina,
be dispensed with and tho reader over to the next item
Coune frLtxAx moved said by striking there
TO pay ad assessments the properly beonns to
Various % and soS & to-
siSh, four cent, tss,s7s ~.
oa moved to ordinance by inserting the
E,rEssls Marx T coxx.sO, EIoHTEEsTH WAR;
FOX salaries puHses Commissioners Appointed
under ihe Act chapter lo Lsw Of is, i9I i s ere I %
eilss eisat taou sad o0'0
COancaa KEKc moved ordinance By inserting the
interest esAy reeo, red ssp.. the Corporation as &c.
Of ehapIer C.s Laws Of 1855 one hundred aud forty
ttrs~ thousand l4'' W
KErcH amend the ordinance by inserting
L1IIss or CRY NORTH or osE fTsDRgp AND FIR
II FIsTn FOR eHpen-es Of the Board Of Commits
n1-. pablo squares part the City Of New
Yoh lying noIh Hundred and Finy dnh street, and
beween the Harem River on the east sno The aad.on
hss, on The and - A. that pr pr .ni s One 'S snsi
Forty hr.. streets Of the fen,h ard west
Of the ns IN pursuance Of cH'p'es 1o
ig3 Tweive Thousand dollars W
Councilman GILMAN moved amend the Of LEoAr TX
by ard theom he Of hrsn thousand three huad
thousand dollars so and odd ns words De
d..ir6u'ed pre- raa among the eaoAn'A'
Coanrmn srAooA moved amend ordinance By inserting
sPsclAL APPROPRIATIONS ~ LronLArusE-For claim
shrss dos anu thirty anr cent. &c lc s for claim
Of Thoodore y Tone nine thousand hive hundred and
claim o. William Ii. Adams, four thousand ak hund
sed and fay dollar; and ihrtysis cents 5000 d Tor
tsiI0o OJ; and for claim OF The Tribune As.oeation
thousand -ignt hundred aud twenty hye dosrs and
,ea BY Chapter is Laws d 1905 and to be audited and
Bas a ns y o AG .a y ss 1s
much thereof be requredto pay tho aforesaid ,. 80
"
TYSs moved to amend the item Special.
10 Mr Ki~n Murphy for damages from falling Eve
hundred doisr'l SON.
Which wa Laid Over.
Coanemap KEson moved that the ordinance amended be
adopted
Which carried by the following vote:
Afinsy-Councuen kr-n1n Long Saoou, Flynn Robinson
o'rtn krnny Costello II. ar@,p snt@an Roster "''''
Acknowledgement White. Tyne. Roberts and Puln.nt
Couneman ksKcH moved that when the Board DO 90
acct on Friday. lth inst OF two O'Clock o. M
cosSeiimsa KnEsas moved that Board do adjourn
whsrrapsn the PrrsrDssr declared tbs. ad
'''"'' 'n'H f'i'' '' l' al E TS f' a1oERrY Clerk
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Arrived.

Steamship Nereus Beir Boston with md and 70 Isaac
Ojel. . a.
Steamship W. P Clyde Powell Boston, with mdse to Metropolitan
Steamship Go.
Steamship Gibson Young AexanTia 20 hours with ndss.
and pass 10 II. r. Cromwell Co.
mhp Corsica lie Messurer Havana 3h and Nassau ith in
with mdse. and TO +. Cuuard
Ship America hr Mortimer Liverpool March 49, with mdse and
n Samuel 1hompsons Nephew. Has hads continuation OF
Ship r Wheeler Gsdd Gll,gow % days with mde to William
Snip losmes (B Pine Liverpool &c days with d to Nssush
ship These.e Robinson Liverpool days
Dunhm Has bad heavy weather; prun. oo~spr lost b
boom. foretopyallsnt mast, ard many .ails 80 80
Ship Neptune Peabody Livsooo 81 days with udse and 7s
to C. hlr-hGl Co. Had DRAINS and birth.
Bark Julie Heyn tPus Schultz, Bordeaux 90 dys with wne
&C., to Funch MeiDcke.A Wendt
Bark Ayone of Stockton Partridge Maanza Ia days with 81 u
10 Walsh Carver.
Bark s,ea rm senrraa Bremen DAYS with mdse and ~
pass Herman Koop Co. lad death and birth Aprl 10 In
iai 4, a. long a. H. spoke bark Transport Br Of st. Johns
Bark Hosrrne orw Hausen Newcastle 90 days. with coal to
Bark Fiie Grem Marsele. 80 days with md,c ami
Bri. Roslyn Tuh Loeus days, Sailed
company with BARK sancho Pans for aud brig os
Sovereign for Boston.
Big Jenny sondeIburs Rico Il days with ugal stuIgs
Big Aberti of Buchspo Dow Csrdenss II day., with sugar
r. J. D Brookman On 81 inst IN s 90 long - spoke bark
ssncho Psnzs from Lsgua for Nev.York
D. t. Cordey Grace Trinidad Cuba % days with sugar
10 Goldiwsi,e & Ovrrton
schr Mary Jane HsrIeton. Maryland.
Sehr Impotence of st. John N b. Morehouse Ara.o r. r. q
days with Gc Miller HOughsOu Left brig Eureka for
sehf Rcd Rover West Belfast e for Rondou., with lumber
schr. Col Jones. Hill New Bedford.
Ben Brown. Wilmington, c. days, with naval stores to
sebr Yandais Lord Rondor, for Boston.
schr. GerIud- Hin New Haven for Elnabethpor
schr J. r. Watson Lane. Eliz,bsthpor, for Hartford
shr d. Browning srtDey Ezab-thpor, for Providence
schI. S. Lockwood Wallace, Delaware for Norwich
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niovemenrs 80 Q, n 4ss M s'eaHer''
Pa.s~users Sailed.

FOR AsPEwALL AND COSTA RICA--Tn steamship Costs
Rc,-Mr Allen and daughter mn ByrB.. Mrs d. o. Voohie:
Mrs NJ A Prchad q. and T.. A. Wild and we Capt Dow Col
81 w Eddy and WIFI Horace Davis aud wif- Miss Ma
conday Mis-, Blunt Hon Judge Field Miss L. Lane Miss Eems
A A. Green and wife Miss sS kimbal Cen McCook
..ersry and H. s Minister TO sandwich Islands
Ms. s.ls James Mrs. ~ Fr.kss Barry ard wife g. briggs
.on w burnett II r. Robinson X. Bulen g. o. Clifford c: II
Miller Henry Richards. Henry Grant T. Lesnen D. Dr. j. s.
ThOs Mage II T Brsg. j. n Simmons. p H,rnsr Rev D.
Clon-n, Capt r. D. Food wife A. C. Chick and family j.
wife and family Robert BeaTsn and family Miss LIME
Mss ArmsIoos, Thompson Campbell j. W. kidws G Robin
" KDgsbury L.O Gales and vile w j. fet ~ b. "a
her J. o. Brgdon Wife Orahams,9n and wife Mary Clesye.
Maggie Mr., Reynodon and children Mn" o. Ath.es
Cobtt wl., MR. Buri MARI Barley, wife and child mrs
N w.e and child Turner Turner Mr., David and chi
j. y Root w. Ogden NJ Iaiaa and sonsO r. PIC
Faisp C. Bsck~it T. L. Hssnon, L. Nj ouns and y" In "a
cabin and s,errage. =.
FOR sAvANEAH-In steamship yirgo-Alen Gardnsr Lieut. NJ
8 Stearns Lieut. w T. Dodge Lieut. srfaoes nis. bsuman
Mr. NJ A. Fnsb>c Mr. Spieer H. q Horn j. U hsed Loey
Reed Bey Reed John Patterson John n Norton and IL In the
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DESTRUCTIVE ERE IN QuEBEc-Fwrr HoUs.s

DESTRUCTIVE ERE IN QUEBEC-FIFTY HOCSM
GuRsEp-ONR HUNDRED AND FIFTY FA,nLIEs HoUsELEas--
TAs Qs6ec Nr. Of the 9th instant has the folowing Last
night shortly before O'Clock fire broke out IN mill BE-
longing Mir Gingrass joiner ST. Erancost adtol
ing old cemetery and short distance from the chapel
Congregation. light southeastery wind drove thers
pile Of boards In the yard in rear and in feu
minutes the whole enveloped in one mass Of nama
From here it spread 10 the adjoining houses
sweeping the whole block up to ST. JOSEPH
st. the open space in front Of the church crossing
Franos the deyourng element soon seized tbs range
OF wooden enemen the opposite side oil efforts 70 arrest
its progress proving rues At 10 o'clock had reached a.
kingst sweeping everything Its wey The police
Roch Voltgeus OF St. John suburbs the
Naval Brigade of Cap Blanc, and No. Fire Company were
early on the spot each company ysng with the other In 1t:
attempt 90 conquer the devastating element. boz
without success There plentiful supply Of water.
but the houses being nearly all constructed Oh woods
offered an cas-; prey to the flames. A. m MID
chnney of had been but few hours before the huabo
but conened Of many poor family The actual loss
cannot be estimated few OF the sufferers insured
Tie FIRE supposed be the work Of ncendsy Persons
living in the Of Gngrass Mil state was on ne
ON sunday night again Monday and that the attention.
of the Chief OF Police called to Vie fact The deed bas
now however communicated and has brought desruc-
lion and misery hundreds OF the have
lost tner all Owing the aeness Of the hour and the con-
fusion found Impossible tooDan even p~ftis s VI
the names OF the sufferers.