Respecuullv.

John Cotton Smith, Jr., Esq,

 Chairman of Committee of Arranoements
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STABLE AND NINE HoRsEs BURNr-Opr friend ooi. SAMUEL W. RGYRURN, residing in Hot Spring county 4o miles south of this city. on the Washing ton road had his large stable, and nine horses which were n 1t, consumed by fire, on Friday morning last The fire wasdiscovered just before day-Iight; but was so far advanced as to render all attempts to arrest t, unavaiiing. Itis supposed to have been the work of anincendiary, who is under suspicion and has, probably. been orrested by this time. sir of the horses belonged to the enterprsing mail con tractors Messrs Snapp & Howell, tpo to our worthy fellow townsman, Mr Inc. II, Crease. and one to Col. Reybun.