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LOOK OUT FOR INcENDIARIEs.--A most da-'
bolical attempt was made in this city yesterday
morning, Just before day, TO set. fire to large
Wooden building on Fayetteville street, in the
very heart of the city, and in It's most combus-
tibIe part The fre was inserted through an
aperture in the stone foundation, just under
the sill of the tenement, occupied by MI. Jo-
seph Belts, and brick was placed before the
opening, 10 conceal the light, but which, in
fact, acted as blower to the flame. II must
have been discovered soon after il was placed
there, but would have accomplished the pur-
pose designed, but for the fortunate circum-
stance that Mr.. Krause, the Tobacconist, who
lives next door, had large vessel of water on
hand, within three feet of the fire, with
which the blaze was extinguished, though ii
had made considerable headway.


There are, we fear, some desperate Williams
among Us, and we call upon our citizens 10
aid the Town Authorities in ferreting them
out.--Raleigh Register. ~. se s


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,,CHARLoTTE TEMPLE.--There are very few
persons in this country who have not read the
affecting story entitled "Charlotte Temple" !"
and sighed over the real fate of that amiable
but deceived and betrayed being IL will be
interesting to all those persons TO know that al
the late fire, Con Saturday morning last, at
the corner of Pell street and the Bowery, The
identical house in which she died was destroy
ed. Charlotte was turned out of doors at the
old Walton House, in Pearl street, which is
now standing, and sought refuge in this cot
tage which was then out oftown, on the Bow,
cries or Farms, aad soon after breathed her
last The house, now reduced TO ashes, was
long kept up by props. Thus fade the memen-
tos Of romance.-.M Y Sun. 4,ssaa8 y.fls sr4


Two brothers in Maine by the name Of Rich
recently married two sisters named Wing. and
removed TO Illinois, thus verifying the old pro-
verb that s'riches take to themselves wings and
fly away <e4e satil.4 a3N.s


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One editor wishes to know "what the poor
Indian will do when the Buffaloes disappear;"
to which another replies, ''they will have to
bear it.v ae atf 8


Two jolly topers, Sam and Hugh,


BY tipping lost their breath,


For. having drank to all they knew,


AT length they drank to death.


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