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0rj- Yesterday we had snow, sleet, mud, sun
shine, rain, foul, dry, and wet, all in The compass
of morning. Great variety, but not so charming


WAysRLY Houss.-Among the many excellent
public houses In New York, the Wavery de-
servedly stands among the first class MIR. Whit.
comb, into whose hands this establishment has re-
Gently passed, is gentleman OF extensive expert
ence aud OF the most courte Gus and obging man.
aers The house has just undergone a thorough
repairing, and extensive improvements have been
introduced into every department, whereby the
comfort and convenience of the guests are made
equal to those found in the first houses in the city
The table is unsurpassed for it's variety and excel
lent cooking; and the establishment, in all respects,
IS one OF the most commodious and best conduct
ed in the city. Success to mine host, the gentle
manly landlord Of the Waverly.


ALARMING FIRE IN RAvRNNA, ONO. Oa the 5h
INST, flre occurred In this village, which created
ho most alarming apprehensions for the safety Of large
and important portion Of the village The fire broke
between and O'Clock A. NJ in the boot and shoe store
OF Ledyard srmon situated main street. one door
west OF the Post Office and four doors east OF the Star
Once When discovered, the fire had made such pro
gress that no Efforts could he avsing to the build


na or even any Of it's contents Mr. Harmon, who lodged
IN the building, had barely time to escape and Mr. Led
yera succeeded, with some effort to rescue his account
BOOKS in doing which he received considerable injury
nom the flames The wind being in the direction OF the
building occupied by Collins LefRugwell az a Post OF
tce and drug store, the fire communicated 10 tina
ana hid dsancs TO every attempt made to it. The
basement OF the same building occupied by Mr.. Ma
tasn sherman, as marble shop for the manuiactur.
log OF grave stones Before the flames were got under
six large buildings were DESTROYED together with nm.
wards OF 81 900 worth OF property Great praise is given
70 the Posmaster DR. L. Collins, of the firm Of Collins
cnng The contents othe Post Office q the neglect of his
own property Every thing Of value pertaining 10 the
Post ofec was safely removed from the burning build.
soe) left TO the mercy the flames Aporton onlS
ol The drugs and medicines were saved