"The Bible Examiner" Office
By George Storrs
Has fallen by the devouring fire, and all its contents destroyed! DEAR SIR:—Yesterday morning the Office of the Bible Examiner, located in No. 140 Fulton St, was totally destroyed by fire : not a vestige of our Books, Pamphlets, Tracts, or Examiners for this or past years, bound or unbound, escaped; all are gone. A delay will, necessarily, be caused in answering orders for Books, but we trust it will be short. We shall print immediately "Bible vs. Tradition," and our New Edition of the "Six Sermons." Of other works we will speak more particularly hereafter. The regular issue of the Bible Examiner will not be interrupted; though we cannot at present, if ever, supply new subscribers with the back numbers of the present volume. The special object of this Circular is to ask a favor of those to whom it may come. Our Mail Book, and all the Letters of our Correspondents containing subscribers' names, have been lost in this fire. We are therefore without the address of a large portion of our subscribers; and a serious delay must occur in sending their papers unless you will help us immediately by furnishing us anew with all the names of subscribers you have sent us for 1855. Will you therefore, with the least possible delay, give us again their names, written out, full and plain, with the Post Office, County and State; and also the amount each has paid for this year? You will thus much oblige,
Your Servant in Christ,
GEO. STORRS, Ed. Bible Examiner.
New York, Feb. 6th, 1855.