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CRrscEsr OFFICE No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Wednesday, May 8, 1868.
Cleared YesJerday.
Steamship @ Hewes, Trip for Galveston.
Steamer Sarah, Deering, for Mobile Master
stesmel Selma, Rogers, for 80 Louis, haste
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STEAMBOATS,.

Pauline Carroll, White from ST Louis
: ] q Blackford, Picket, from Washington.
annie Wagley. LOui her, from " asnington
Wild wagouer, Richardson. from Matches
sarah. Deering from. Mobile
Grey Eagle, BaIaneo, from Bayou sara
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under review exhibits great ste Adiness, although
operations have been limited. Holders are nrai'
and lave contended successfully against the De
mands Of buyers for concession. The supply o.
Eand Is only moderate; the demand Is lar an
General bnf more active for the heavy descrip
lions. and sales have been effected OF about l4o
hide, nearly all within the range Of our quota
tfons which we repeat VIZ:
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neeelr,. hY RnlIroad..

NEW oRLE ans, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
20 tales cotton II Allen &eo-S do W rhomp,on..
ear LOAF stock q Noel &co-2 bsle. cotton yarn Jn0
uadie &co -sundries Ord-r-ratal % bales esttO1
kFW ORLEANS OPELOUS As GREAT WkSfkSN-
b~les cotton MOuton &cO-lO bales moss w Homan-
d. j. Iang-2 do Robersn-i do p aache WiiE2 hides
Duour-24 DO Levy-sl55 in currency LaPene rerre-
S2O 90 j w Henry sHnoiies - order
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Iurrer America Kineve from BrasheAr City to master
ID district IS .. .,,..-,-.,.
Ipgpr ou Juane from Barasris, TO msser-2d dsrict5
Lager Liberty Augustn from BAatara to uAster-Sd dis
trict lS -.
Lugger Lady, Nenango, from Laioutehs 10 m@ses-u us
trics Is =,
Lugg Cslbnx, Guidry, rom LaIOuFehe' US
ngosr S,tbspisse from Laourche mat-r2d district Is
F'alboAt Potoka NO 4, from Mount Carmel, III
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VICIkrBURSa.

Leaves EvkRy SATURDAY, st5PE
LtOR va EsH q, MATCH u. AND ALL IN
Il termedisie isndlngs-rhe steamer Gen Qni tmaa.
T. p Sam Ayes clerk, will leave
making all Coast dings-
sIHNOIT a ADAAa Is Commercial Place
The steamer Gen Quitnsn c1nnects at Vickaburg nth
and Caumet Tor YaEeo and Taiahstche
Julia and kabiccn TOR 81 Loais, Mem
phis and all Intern diAte landings
LEAVES EVERY To ESDAY AT
VTICE - ~ ksa. NATCHFz AND NEW OkbkAHH
Regular Tuesday o. s. Mail Packet, in plase Of the
4 LEE. The
Gov Alter,
JNO' W. CANNON, Master,
VIII leave a. shove for vickburg hatcher Grand Gulf Rod
new sd Jossoh WssrDrool Adamz Bayou Sara, Baton
Rcnre oiIai dsonvflle and Al intermediates aDdings
me- Gov Allen mases close connections with
CALUNET Al YicksbuTg for all landings sz0c river
For freight having unsurpassed accomn Nations,
-p'" v" sIrsoTT ADAMS, rs Commercial Place
A BRIJTON CO. Is Front street
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Deehanty and Hengler the champion clog
dancers, 10 night at the Academy.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MORGAN LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
EoK GALVESTON AND npIAsoLA5rHs
following rsn low pressure steamships form TINS Lane
w. g. Hewe.L, G, Harris =. ,Austin:
AIsbs a. ..... .Crescent......... N organ.
Gi,ntos ::.......Tsrt.r ....-..' Mss~sorss'
WIN g. Hewes,
GEO. z. TRIP. Commander.
VIII sail on WEDNESDAY. May 9Th. at sAx
For freight or passage apply to 1
CHAs A. WHITNEY co.. Agents.
50 and 50 Camp street.
No whisky received without order from the Office
G. HIVES, an sail on SATURDAY. May 9th
EOR TEXAs...........-......F0 TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwIoKs BAY ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
:.s the ESr Beat opposite ysS,o. saa. sn
the train leaving the Agers Depot at arriving at
At BrsshesT for Galveston.
j Ose phine. .....OAPTAIN J. N. LEWIS
rCT SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Tickets TO be had secured until O'Clock
LIVERY DAY eScepd a. sns sss O. or a. he
Ferry Landing on me |SrnRs q sup.ptsndsn
BRAzOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE o. S. MAIL STEAMER
Leaves on SUNDAY, May 10th, MsAx
COR nRAzOs SANTIAGO : THE Low
IL pressure side wheel iron steamship
st. Mary,
S BOURNE. Commander.
WIN leave as above wharf foot Of St Joseph street,
carrying the o. mails For reshs passage. spply to
OHAS. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents.
50 and 81 Camp street..
N R-No frepht received without an order frsm the
Agents The St Mary will stop at Galveston to take the
PHILADELPH
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
TIE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN NAL
STEAMSHIP ooMPANYs
Regular semi-nensbly Line of Steamships
Sunia1a, I9lB tons. Capt r. p hoxIk
SCAR OF the Union, l2Oz tons. Capt T. n oooKskf
To sail THURSDAY, May II st6P.E
r0x rMu.ADElFHIA VIA HAVANA.
Tbs hvOrits steamship
star of tho Union.
Capt T. N oooKsEY,
WIN leave her wharf jackson Square, Is above
Cabin Passage 70 Havana currency.
rhroukb Tickets TO New York Baltimore and Boston
FOR freight OF passage, having splendid accOmmods
"'A' 'F'' uREEvY, MCPHERSON CO..
81 carcndelet strees
BALTIMORE
ToR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA.
|
| rHK NEW ORLEANS. BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
| zEGULAR sEKIEoNFHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY. .IzoC tens. .Thoa A Balm, Commander.
OUBA...-...... llSo tens. .Dukshart Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES HAILa
| FIRST CABIN;
rhrOugh Tickets 70 New York SsS
ZOE BAzTINOKs AND HAVANA
TOUCHING AT KEW wEsT-Ths splendid fast ssssmshi
THos A. Balm. oomm.pd.r.
wm ls..s q above, on SATURDAY. May I'd. st
For frelgh. or passage having unsurpassed sooomnod
| tons, apply 70 wITHERsPOoN, HALsEY co.. Agents
| Oh 70 Oarondslet stree
10 signed Permits for freight must BE procured from tn
once 70 freight fer Hsvsns sskss sfsr II o'clock
| day Of sailna
The CUBA, Capt Dukshsrt. will follow.
CALIFORNIA.
4
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John NIXON q co.
John NIXON. Jr.. New Orleans; WILLIAM 3. PAR.
BAN. Madison Parish-b-
Cotton Factors
30 50 UNION STREE.
EEv 0RLxASs
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oPELoUsAs.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
EOK OPELOUsAs. WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre and all landings the Coast ktchafaaya river
AID Bayou ourtabiean-Ths Hght-drea steamer j. a..
Islns fos d. c. g. Pick master, j. B. schmidt clerk
vii e-ys New Orleans every "Wednesday stbP Return
ing, will leave Wakh hin gtOn every sunday, at 10
The Blackford Il Suasport With the
Ksnkskee ard will give through bills Of l-ding (ld formD
low any boat
KENrETT BELL. ...,,.
-....- "a W N eURLs. ~s"S
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Ryman. Parker, Bioodgood Carter and School
craft in new Ethiopian eccentricites.
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IMPERATIVE DAILY TOTAL REcEIPTs OF COTTON
AT THIS PORT DURING PAST Tw0 WEEKS.
COTTON sTATENESr.

COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept 1. lso7..........S...... 1855
Received since esierday... ....,.......... 20
kseceived previously bSo .9bSs 10y
655 S3i
Exported since yesterday. COZ
Exported previously .OJ - $50
S,ock on hsnd shipbosrd Ofs
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-The market continues
ouiet and UNCHANGED. In Sugar and Moasses
there il only retail business doing at quotations
for Sugar as follows: 1870. for prime. 1910. for
yellow clarified and l740lIAc Il h. for While. In
Molasses and Cuba Sugrprices are too irregular
for accurate quotations and the principal sales OF
Cuba sugsr have been confined TO $40 hhcs. aud
20 tierces on private terms. In Cubs Moasse,
there were sales Of 500 bbls at 5Sc. q gallon, AM
20 bids. on private terms. It is quoted by the
cargo at l6@55c. u gallon.
ToBAcco-The market during the three days
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TOWBOATS.

TOWB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERsuGNED, WISHING TO ESrAB
equitable and uniform rate OF fovage and 20 oher
greater facilities the shipping eyng and leaving this
port have combined the following TowbOsts:
ECLIPSE LINE.
Rwitzsrland, Leviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles. Thos. a. Morgan, Equator. W
bash, Norman, Republic, Teeumseh q
WicacO and Reliance.
The number AVID power OF the above associated Line OF
Toboa guarantees that detention will either at
PETER MACY, Eclipse Lima
SUHNEIDER a ZUBERB Err,
Harry Wright Line
EDWARD A. YORKE A CO., = Line
Associated Office, IS Carondeet street up stairs.
j.. c. NOR, ROSS,
CHAS- FIIZENR1TER.
Lsves Agents.
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REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PaOKEr

REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACkEL
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,. stBPA
RCB oPELOUsAs, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre 81 LANDINGS the Coast Atchafaaya River
and Bayou CcurtsbIeAa-Tns good AID safe steamed
Annie Wsgtey, Gus Z. Loualler master, n. XslisOps
clerk viii leave shove VIII leave Washington ever
epnssy Ut 10 o'cioek n. For eight passage sp9ly
- = BJoCH BIOS, ll Common street, n. o.
or o. BfNCkLEY sON. Washington La
r. S-Thetteaper Ann- Wagty connects at Warrington
with tul Frog and bsrges for all landings bae
Boeuf and viii sign through blLa Of sadinz
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CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIAN VIA
PANAMA Oh NICARAGUA.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON tn e 9Th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fail
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINZ
For further Information address
d. N. DARLINGTON. Agent,
s III West street, New York
w.B. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA, Vice President
Office "a Exchange Place New York.
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KOUNSi THROUGH LINE--Lsayes EVERY SATURDAY
EeR JEFFERSON AND SHkEVkPOKF
II DHsci-TieU mai steamer Lafourche. BEN. b.
KOUNs. Master, will leave aD0ve-keturning le,ves
Shreveport ever, uEONEsDAY at IL Passes Grand
Bayou every WEDNESDAY At p. Passes Grand Ecore
every WEDnEeDAY NIGHrsi II N Passes Alexandria
ever TIL nSDAY a. I'm Passes nOrmans Lsndi evSy
THURSDAY at P Passes Mouth Bed river every
THURsDAY atsP Passes Baton Rouge every tn U RS
DAY NIGHT at Time TO and from Marshall and Jel.
iei'0"' "''e a. L. KoUEs A BRO 80 Common street
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Tho Preachers, the spirit.alists aad sss.
s'Fricrds of Humanity"


Yesterday our pages were enriched by tho
genius and learning OF such divines as Henry
Ward Bcecher, Father Hecker. DR. Archibald,
David Mitchell, l.. $. Weed, Dr. J. Il. Thomas.
hy Spirlualists, by fanatics, et hoe geals omne
The discourscs ~ reported were some OF them
good, some Of them tolerable, some of them
nonsense. OF Mr. Bcecher's sermon il il only
fair to eay that il The name of General Sherman
occupied the same prominence in the actual
sermon that IL does IN thc printed rcpor. the
preacher was dragging politics into he pulpit
with somewhat of o vengeance. We have
little doubt that Beecher had political object
in view. This political preaching, we are well
aware. is not uncommon in Plymouth church;
but we cannot commenl IT, IL the pulpit has
q mission at all il has higher mission than
that of aiding the schemes Of party or the
interests of an individual. Father Hecker-
convert or pervert. from the point OF view he
Il looked st-was eloquent on Spirituslism, and
claimed that the Catholic Church alone bad
correct knowledge Of this latest of the sms
Spiritualism, according to Father Hecker, was
well known to She old psgans. formed an
integral part Of Judaism, and had actually been
reduced W science in The Catholic Church
Angels had appeared TO Abraham. Isaac and
Jacob, To the Virgin Mary and 20 others, and
his familiar spirit had been seen and conyer.ed
with by Socrates, and Dr. Johnson would not
say the dead wcre seen no more; therefore
there were angels and familiar spirits, and
communion with these was not impossible
We should have been more satisfied if Father
Heckcr had told us that hs himself had seen
angels and held converse with his familiar A
il was, considering even .he eloqucnce and
learning OF the good father !he hearer no
doubt felt that the actual information received
was somewhat dearly purchased At fifty cents.
The discourscs Of the other clergymen named
above we're somewhat old fashioned in their
Style, but the instruction communicated was
sound and wholesome and worthy TO
be followed. In Dodworth Hall one Spirit
ualist uttered the remarkable expression,
mankind il like IN ocean," and waxed
eloquent on the privileges Of weak
OF "Friends of Humanity"--some Fou-
rieritc relic, no d0ubt-tbere was dis
course by colored lady and then = collection.
II we are not Ia need Of new gos pei we
certainly need something 70 give life TO the
old. The Church is losing its hold upon the
masses, and IL we are to judge from tho con-
duct Of the masses they are like ''infaps
crying In the dark, and with no language but
q cry"
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NEW JERSEY.
.ler-ey City.


ANorasn gArAL ACCIDENT THs ERiE euLwAy-
Yesterday morning about eight O'Clock swchmsa
namsd Janos Coke by locomotive at t,s
Erie hallway depot and had both his logs tasen OF lie
was conveyed to his home 55 Gregory street, bnt al
though he survived yesterday the remaining
MIN few. The accident occurred within hun
dred yards Of tho spot where Mary Hartgan met
smiIar fate sunday, from which she died. Cox,
ofsthe company about twenty-five years.
Newark.
TRIAL OF McEwes.- The trial OF pr. McEwen. "
of the spiruas;s commenced In the Quarter Sessions
yesterday morning. G. L. @. Clifford, counsel for de-
fendant moved that the indictment be qusshed
of certain flaws therein. Judge Tcese staiaJv
after listening TO tho arguments oil counsel that ho
believed the point to be we'll TAKEN that years
tho indictment would have been unguestionably inc0r-
rect now, however ths had become liberal
IN rulings, and rs the flaws we're mere technical
ones would refuse to grant the motion. The Cou,
dcred the trial OF the causo. but gave defendants
counsel, in OF McEwons conviction. permission 10
stay OF judgment the grounds OF an incorrect
Indictment The Court further stated that if the indiet
nent should be Quashed Mctwen would he held for
tho term OF the court The flaws referred
TO that particular public place is mentioned in
IL alleged that 'nlip citizens affected :hcreby.
Mcwsn sat by the SIDE OF his counsel during the pro-
gre5s of the piai and then whispering 10 him ana
occasionally smiling al the expressions OF Witnesses.
He seemed Du little concerned IN the trial. evidently
deeming high privilege to ''sufer for the truths
no and his associates term their Incarceration
The trial had been conclnded at tho adjournment ~
the court yesterday afternoon Miss Althea Reeves
rstraced her former plea and pleaded vnH concn.
TO A cDargo Of lewdness.
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The King Of The Feejee Islands has sent to
the President OF the United States q treaty 10
the strange shape Of m immense tooth of
whale, nicely varicgated in color. ~ the ends
OF which Ia attached . strongly-twisted grass
cord which serves as handle. II The Presi-
dent takes hold of this cord and accepts the tooth
the King will regard the treaty a. binding, and
will renew biz promise to pay the indemnity
due Tor three American sailors whom his sub
jects ate several years ago. The Feejee Island
ers are particularly fond OF short pork. or
swinc's flesh. and Of long pork. or - mission
ary." Probably they mistook the sailors for
missionaries, What reams Of paper Mr.. Seward
might save If ne would borrow q hint from The
tooth .reaiy of the Fcejee Islanders! lie might
return TO the wampum of our American In
dians, and IL foreign nations should initiate him
and the King OF the Fcejec Islands diplomacy
might be smpli6ed throughout The world.
Judging by the dread OF Fenianism which pre-
walls in Great Britain, we cannot tell how long
/. will be ere the Irish republic will send
George Francis Train TO Washington with .
blackthorn stick lied In che centre with hay
rope. If The Rrcsident should grasp the rope
firmly would not the British lion roar
The New York herald., 1868-01-28
ARRIVAL os TE NEW BRITISH MINISTER 70 THE gsiIEo
STATES

The steamship Siberia, for whose arrival much anx-
e,y has been manifested OF her long
out arrived At her dock Jersey City about two p ~
yesterday Tho Siberia left Liverpool at haif-pas ten
O'Clock A. OF ,hs lIth with fourteen passengers as<
good freight, arrived M Queenstown ON the l2th at
halfpsst eight NJ. and called for Now York st fofy
minutes pas, ihree ". Of the day. On The 18th
the vessel encountered hard gaie with high head
which continued through night On the 1ath strong
gale with high cross sea- encountered which in
creased In violence until tho 6h in latitude ~ ~
longitude "a b7, terrific gale was experienced
This gale continued with unabated fury from the ldth
20 tho 2fs the ship the meantime laboring heavily
On the afternoon Of the 2lst the gale increased 70
hurricane from the northwest which carried away ths
and gradually moderated until yesterday The ent 70
psssage ot hurricanes and gales the sea much
Of the time breaking over the ship which fortunately
resisted the angry clements and made her haven IN
safely.
Among the passengers BY this steamship Is Mr. Thorn
ton who succeeds late Sir Frederick Bruce ~ the
OF her Britannia Maestys government AZ
Washington. He is accompanied by NJ: servants ons
and brings outivh him attaches of the legation
The spnearaucs OF Mr. Thornton is not English There
is something In his easy carriage courteous sne
entire absence OF styie and aiectauon that a. once
ravoraby impressos those with whom ne s brought 10
OF Mr.. rhorn.ons early nfs but little is known the
United States He comes 70 this country with no dis
tngushed titles ~ credentials but with reputation
q diplomatist Of which many might be proud ms nrst
W" aa ss. ., 0ar an 'sas ss 90 him
self that lsi5 years after he Was promoted as
paid a,tache 10 Mexico, ana subsequently,. in 1891, 10
the position OF Secretary OF Legation at the Mexican
capital 10 the following year he was the Secreiary 10
sir CHARLES Hothan. the special mission To the kiver
i1aLa 40 satisfactory his government were the SER
yces Of dr Thornton that In 1854 he chosen Charge
d'Atrarss and Consul General In Uruguay, fivc years
after IN 1859 SIR T. accredited as Minister TO tho
Argentine Confederation, and In 1903 promoted 70 siln
lar position ia Brazil for twenty three years Mr.
Thornton has filed various diplomatic positions In tho
Western sphere and during that time mas noqurea
that n residence IN kurOps
would no, have permitted. Mr Thorntons father was
in the service or the Portuguese government, which
conferred upon him distinguished honors the title u
Coupt and q grant OF land in thnt country.
Mr Thornton landed about half past three. and 81 onos
proceeded the Clarendon Hotel Fourth avenues where
he will remain untr to- night and then proceed Wash
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ton bill, bis true policy u 10 attack Il from the
rampars OF the constitution, and to give such
orders to General Grant a. will leave the radi-
calls Of the two houses OF Congress no altena-
tive but that Of impeachment But why should
Mr.. johnson court this extreme penalty OF TO
moval from his Officer Because, from his i'm
peachment and removal, upon this issue Of the
constitution against this radical Congress- he
would only have 10 state his case and appeal
to the country in order to rally the country to
rescue from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Thus
standing before the people, all the conserve
tive elements of the land, including the demo-
cracy en- masse, would spontaneously gather
under the banner Of johnson and the constitu-
ton and elect him by acclamation.
1t is possible that this Presidential conflict
may yet assume this definite and decisive
shape, and culminate in this astonishing result.
The republicans of the Senate, ii wonla ap-
pear, have some apprehensions OF this sort, for
they seem to be in no hurry with any OF these
new radical reconstruction schemes from the
House. The Senate, in fact, has discovered
that those violent revolutionary measures
require "a good deal Of mighty nice considera-
tion,' and they may be eventually returned to
the House 80 shorn of their claws and
fangs as 10 be comparatively harm
less. The conservative friends OF General
Grant, moreover, do not care TO have him
sacrificed by any insidious radical flank move
ments, and so, in their efforts to save him, thoy
may cut of the opportunity for that decisive
coup detA on the part Of Mr.. johnson at
which we have been limiting
The best thing for the country, however,
would probably be the prosecution of the
radical game to this point Of collision with
the President which would bring about his
impeachment and removal for with this pro-
ceeding there would at once be clear under
standing. common cause and common
point Of harmony among all the opposition
elements, under the banner Of Andrew John
son. At present the democrats, in drifting to
such obnoxious candidates as Pendleton and
the Seymours, seem disposed to ignore the ser
vices Of Mr.. Johnson, and thus they are serving
the radicals in leaving him to help himself.
His policy, 70 win, is clearly the policy of an
issue with tho revolutionary faction Of this
Congress 50 broad and distinct as TO admit Of
only two parties in the countryside party sd-
herring to Congress and the party of Andrew
johnson and the constitution.
The New York herald., 1868-01-28
FIRES IN the CITY.

Ylea N Issru AyxsuE -Abou! ivo o'clock Yesterday
Afternoon fro broke out in ths building No. lot rea
avenue occupied by Henry Fry as grocery. Ths
flames extended the adjoining building. occupied ny
James Parker porter house, and also to No. 31t
West evsnteenth street occupied by MIRA Burns. Tho
buildings damaged - the ext9nt OF $1,000 aud
about tho amount 20 stock. Insurance asccr.
famed.
Fias WARRINGTON SrRggr.--AbOut fvs O'Clock ~.
tetdsy evening dre the thrd noos of M.
473 Washington street occupied ~ Mira 4 Dsiy csusd
ny beat OF s,ovep,po passing through window Sass
setting oto 10 The osslpg Damage $50; assured