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FORTUNATE. Williams H. Graham, our fel-
low sufferer by the late fire, yesterday recovered
from the ruins the roll of money and gold watch
which he left under his Pillow in the second story
back room when he jumped from the back win-
dow to escape from the raging element. His watch
is probably used up as a watch, the crystal,
hands, &c gone, and the residue looking like a
badly baked turnir, bat the gold is there still, and
the works may rot be utterly worthless But the
recovery of his money is little short Of miraculous
1t was doubtless covered, al early stage Of the
fire, bya falling wall or other heavy body. and
though SC orchcd and blackened so that much OF it
must be returned to the issuing banks 1t is there
(Slls out of St75) and is money still. The out
side bills we're burn, eli with the purse whlct con-
tanned the whole. We do not know where an ex-
traordinay streak of good luck could have pierced
the clouds of misfortune more entirely 10 our mind
than in this particular case.