THE NANTUCKET FIRE.
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IN appeal 10 the Public--Our community
has been visited with an awful calamity A
large portion of the business portion of our
town has been laid waste by fire. A section
embracing nearly all our Provisions, Groceries,
and Dry Goods stores, seven Oil Factories, a
large number OF Mechanics Shops, and hun
dreds Of other buildings, by which hundreds of
families rendered homeless at very short no
lice. Many must be extremely destitute and
all Of us very likely TO be seriously incommo-
ded by a scarcity Of rovisions which must
shortly follow. Should you find it a reasona.
BILE duty to forward 10 suffering community
somewhat of your bounty, you may be assur-
ed that The distribution OF such favors shall be
promptly and cheertully attended to.