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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
-InUSEHnIn Ann utnrunx, 49,

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR
III NITURE AT AUCTION.-On MOI
day the LIST Of June, shall sell at the residence on,
gentleman declining housekeeping on Missouri ave
uue, between 4 and 9th street. fronting the canal
at 10 o'clock, a m, fine lot of parlor, chamber and
kitchen furniture. We enumerate in part
Fine mahogany sofa, diyans,. pahor and rocking
chairs
Do Egyptian maTble-top centre table
Do dining and breakfast tables
Do sdeboards and bureaus
Cane and wood seat chair
Maple bedsteads, DC.
Feather bed, hair mattress, bedding, &c
China, glass, and croekery ware, among which /.
small French China dinner set
Also plated dishes and a set Of best quality mou-
tons, with good lot Of kitchen utensils with many
other articles not necessary TO enumerate all Of the
best quality and nearly new.
Terms; All sums Of and under $50, cash; over
$50, credit Of thirty and sixty days for notes sat
isfaetorily endorsed, bearing interest.
A. GREEN,
May 2s-3t Auctioneer.
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old CAPITOL BOARDING HOUSE
" III. v. HILL has three rooms vacant, one
double and two single, all pleasantly situated which
he will be happy to LEI to members Of Congress with
or without their families, or strangers visiting
Washington.
May 22-eod3t
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-
I'D dence, farming land, &C. for SALE

The country seat, formerly occupied by Joseph
Nourse, esq, on the heights Of Georgetown, just
above the corporation line, on the Tennallylown
road, with 80 acres Of land, excellent house, out
buildings, stables, &c and situation most healthy,
Of Georgetown.
Also, 100 acres Of land upon the same road, al
the one-mile stone This tract has good orchard
upon part Of IT, and several beautiful sites for build
ing The tract will be divided to suit purchasers
Also, Is acres, upon the same road, near the
meeting house, with good orchard, &c.
Also 80 acres Of excellent farming land well
watered, adjoining Tennallytown.
AS il is very desirable to close the sale OF the
above property, it will be disposed upon the mos
reasonable terms, if early application be made to
CHAS. J. N0URSE,
Exchange Office, Penn. av.
May l5-2aw3w
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EFT MY FARM last evening without my
IL consent, and has not yet returned nv negro
man WINDSOR. He is 26 years old, about Eve
feet eight or nine inches high, quite black, full per-
son. broad nose, thick lips, clumsy feet, has scar
on one OF ms hands, and think also on one Of
his cheeks, but am not sure He cb,npes h;s dress
SO often that u is useless for me to attempt to de-
scribe u. lie is cunning, artfol fellow, and when
charged with anything mean assumes a very conf.
lent ar as II he feels insulted offer reward Of
slO, u unprecedented in Prince Georges county or
the District Of Columbus; il beyond that, ~ $50.
ISAAC GEORGE.
MT. WELBr, Prince Georges county, Md.
May 27-3teods
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DESIRABLE private residence at pri.

DESIRABLE private residence at pri-
IL yate sale.-Will be sold at private sale the
west half of Lot No 5. in square No. 2s6, with the
handsome new two-story frame house, with base.
ment and attic; the house has twelve rooms. This
property fronts on New York avenue, near the cor
ner of 18th street. and is very desirably located for
private residence, being in healthy and rapidly
improving part Of the city, and having the advan-
tage ofas good water in its immediate vicinity as
can be found in the city. The property rents
readily for $50 per annum For price and terms
which will be very liberal, apply to
R. w. DYER,
May 27-eo4f Auctioneer and CON- Mer
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AIRS. POTTER, Pennsylvania avenue, near
Iv1 the railroad depot, would be happy to receive
private families or transient boarders.
Apnl 27-3twtf
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TRUsTEE's SALE Of very valuable
r. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
May 26-dif
49, VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY

49, VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
Will AT AUCTION.--on Thursday, the 9TH
MLilI Of June next, | shall sell, in front Of the
premises at O'Clock, p. M, that valuable piece Of
property long known as the Globe Hotel, at the
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 1871 street for
mery occupied by A Fuller, esq and Mr.. James
Maher IL is in the immediate vicinity of the treas
ury and other departments, and directly in front OF
the National Theatre and Union Office. This prop.
erty fronts Pennsylvania avenue SO feet, and runs
back with Improvements on the whole depth eighty
feet, with room Tor extensive back buildings There
is probably not a more desirable location in this
city for well-eonducted hotel or boarding house
The house contains twenty-one rooms. The house
is in good tenantabe order, and possession will be
given Immediately after the sale.
Immediately after the sale of the above property,
shall sell lots Nos 8 and 9, in square No. ass.
These lots front on 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and are most desirably located either for
private residences or as place of business. Plats
Of the lots can be seen at my auction store!
Terms Of sale; One-thrd of the purchase money
in cash; the balance in equal payments at one, two,
and three years, for notes satisfactorily secured
bearing interest. R. W. DYER.
May %
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EXTRA quality Canton Mattings.-we
II have received ~ pieces extra quality Canton
Mattings, "A WIDE.
We advise any one in want Of a superior article
To call and examine before purchasing.
ID. CLAGETT Il co.
May 2S-3uf
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" from the earliest times, translated from thu
German Of Won Rotteck, professor in the University
OF Freyburg; volumes octave, price 50 so bound
Published at eight dolars.)
F. TAYLOR.
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A CARD.
hR. GIBSON, Professor OF Surgery in
~ the University Of Pennsylvania, intending 10
remain from May until octoberest Middeburs,
Loudoun county, Virginia, all letters for him south
Of Washington may be sent to that destination, in
stead OF Philadelphia. May l6-eodlm.
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V,O MANUFACTURERs.-A splendid wa.


TNO MANUFACTURES splendid wa
Il terpower (more than ~ feet) for sale or lease,
for ten or twenty years, this establishment, about
one mile from the Louisa railroad and near lis juno
ton with the Richmond, fredericksburg, and Poto.
mac railroad. On il is a mill-house 50 by 80 feet,
part four stories high, with drums and line-shafs
ready for work. the wster-wheel l6 feet diameter,
81 feet wide, more than 3 feet bearing water. Forty
steps distant second mill with lslhes carding en-
CINE, and coton-gin, Also, store-house, dwelling
house with six rooms, lanyard, &c, bark-house 100
feet long, brick euuying-shop, beam-house, and
saw-mill A foundry has been here, machine shop,
store, DC Some 30 or 40 acres Of land, handsome
meadow, &c. For the whole, 5000. II rented $500
per annum, lanyard exeepted.)
For further particulars leave your communications
at the Office THE National Inelligencer for Captain
+. HAYNES, or direct (postpaid) to
J. L. ANDERSON,
Postmaster Verdon post office,
May 28-eo3t Hanover county, Va.
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BY G. w. BoTELER, Jr., Auctioneer.
- tioD.-By virtue Of deed of trust fTon,
Thompson Tyler win offer for sale at public s1c'
lion on Monday, the first day Of June next, AT II
o'clock a. m, at the house lately occupied by said
Tyler, on Missouri avenue, between 80 and a.
streets the household and kitchen furniture In s.t
house, consisting, in part, as follows-yz:
Mahogany sofa, mahogany chairs
Mahogany centre tables
Eight carpets, six beds, six bedsteads
Five mahogany dressing bureaus, 3 maitres,s,
One pair mirrors, bed and table linen, blankets
Wood and cane chairs, washslands
Paior curtains, china, glass, and crockery
Cooking stove, kitchen utensils, &c.
Also, one excellent mich Cow. Terms cash,
RICHARD WALLACE, Trustee.
G. w. BoTELER, Jr.,
May io-eod@dsh Auctioreer
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rNRUSTEE,s SALE.--The subscriber =.
Il trustee Of William Browne, insolvent debtor
will sell a, public sale TO the highest bidder al n.
June next at III o'clock, a. M, lot No H. in SOMA.
No. II, ON 10Th street, between l. and M street,
as laid down on the plan Of the city Of WashnSI
ton, and will convey unto the purchaser all the mi.
vested IN him as trustee aforesaid. Terms cash
JAMES CARRIC0, Trustee
X. w. DYER, AuctOneer.
Nav l3-oaw6ds
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EREsH Saratoga water for sale, by
II J. F. CALLAN,
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NIHTCh I5FI.
"MY The President has learned, not directly
but by Of letter from friend that you had
pressed disposition TO direct noe proseq In the Of
the indictment against Mcleod being Informed by this
government that the British government has officially
avowed the attack the Caroline done by its
own authority The President directs TO express his
thanks for the promphude with which you appear dis
posed TO perform act which he suppose proper Tor the
occasion and Which is calculated to relieve this government
from embarrassmens and the country from dangers Of
collision with for,ign poper.
You will have Sc Mr.. Crittenden, whom take this
occasion to commend to your kindest regard.
u have the honor to be, yours truly,
DANIEL WEBSTER
His excelency WTLiAN w. SEWARD
Governor Of New York
Now, sir, why was the federal government en-
deavoring to procure the entry of noik tro,tqti in
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The PUBLIC PaINTISe.-Messrs. Carroll and
Cook, the present printers OF the Asecmbly, have
been awarded under the law, the priong 81 roth
branches Of the legislature and Of the state omces
Messrs Van Dsnshuyssn Co. have received the print
Ing for the Canal Department end tbs Session Avs
AIbsny .dflss, slprsi -.
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Tho arrivals continue 1ow IN rapid succession from
every section Of the country The hotels are evernow
ng with travellers visitors, the follow
ing scale will exhibit. Al the
! Amssrsar-w. reck, West FONT; r. McLane, Daltt
morei G. Banding Charleston, G 2. knsisy. West
smith Texss, Mr.. Oates, Englsnd Capt williams, To
pographcal EnsiDesrsi George Smith. Chicsgo r NAL
Asros L Thaxter, watsrtown, J. n Lathrop, Alsx.
andria; Capt Browne ship 81. Lawrspcey c. Wood,
New Bedford A. Child, Bosion J. Levy, rhilad; W. and
J. Adams, Vermont w. Arnoli. Boston, Mr. Clspp,
Boston; A. Gilbert Utica; H. Hopper PHILADELPHIA; +.
Chapdlsr, Boston; r Howard, r. Thornton, New Bod
ford \. B Grant, Philadsirhis; Jones. Boston; L
ter Hudson, Ky; II. Frost Philsd; Parker Backman,
Penn; z. Cultow DR. Stewart, do; Maynard, Phiis;
r. L. Olmstead, Hartford.
Crr.-y. w Hcyt.J r. Drummer Jersey CITY; z. =
Rice, A Bryan, Kngstown; Jonas Wilson, boston
r. Chamberlain, England; Gen. Mason, Wellington v.
C; Col Van Courlandt, Croton; II. Nell "rn Jaays'
NJ C; Gen. Pratt Prattsvills; }. W Stron Dsuon a
Howard Louisville; H Ledya pstrcil; MI nAnc9cs.
Boston; Rubie Buenos Ayrss ss a,nss.s
A. Chancellor, Maine; W. Nornan' bsSe 0"P7'"''
w. 8. Wood, Syracuse. ,.,s 80 ~.
FaArxLix-H C. seymour, kschmono; : Esso. w
W Eirdgs shefbeld, w. Ely, NJ OrissDs; T. d butlsr.
NASAL. n q. Goodyear, Roxburyj d. WaIe tdss,
M,ch;.sn. w McCulloch Lousvillsj Cicero rsttsr.
Ores, Bend; MI Pslton, Poughksspsis, D. Morris
DnHssP.n-J Keeper Canada; Mr.. Halsstt, 7is Rsgr
nr;,sb Amy; w A. Drury, do, Kingston, Canada; r.
Van wick, Pcughkespsis; Pepper, Philsdslphisi y
s.s;sus Columbus, Ohio ID. White, Boston; Gaming.
ton 4 Loring Boston. Dr. Mussey, Conn; Robert Free.
msn Albany; q g. owynne. Pittsburgh, We; jos. Ma
ther Toy; n Burr, Nova Scotia; l. Hubbard, Ohioi
Upderhili, do; II. A. 0oodsnough. Montreal
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Daguerrcotype Apparatus.
JOHN ROACH.
FUME BATH.

ITO ALL Who afflicted with rheumatic complaints,
Il We would say and Try DR.. SWEETS Sulphur Fame
Bath q Tine .5 Of os,, us that
eases or the Ska joints &c The charges are 80 modern
Aston HOUSE BATHS,
81 v::'S sss' A. ~ .s:,.
y new lcoppsrl and the largest this ely IL point
Price Of bath IS cents. The Sea Baths
NJ Il; = usual 'Y EsSsT 'ss's
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS.
PETER ROBERTS has received By late arrivals. and
EMBROIDEKIEs.
Nsedls-work Cspss from y 50 ts5 French WORLD Col
pss.p .nS from 3 s
LAWNS AND CAMBKIC HANDKEKCHIEFS
Tape hand sseb Rivis.s e Fancy md eolosd bordsn
sooa Mall J:soss, Swiss. plain .tIiesd and ehsekd Organ
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Black and white Silk Hose do. with cotton tops silk EN-
sroidsIed o. very 6ne Lsle thread open wor.
rseonmeadsd remarkably ehsspl plain work cotton,
most article At . per d9!-n equally s9ld
%S:s s's:scs ss:s%sp q L' Thread plain and en-
LACES.
sy! vels black and ~his. in eh.o.iIly sussss point
s sss EssH .ss Easss
for Winning hoaasms &e. H.; Lssa bobbin Edsnss and
lot q iuslin snmmisss ladis. Morning Csps lace Cap
Crowns Muslin Cspss received from auction, will be sold
No Il. ~ MS S,e v 4 Ass i. - = aI..n
COAL delIvsrng from my yard corner q ki.s and
~ Greenwich strsee, the real reaeh Orchard He'd Ash
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Court Caiendar--This Day.
srpxRIoR Couar-Nsa 10, -. ~, - 20. oi,u a.
g. Al, 30, ~, %, II, ga 81, IL, B 80, o. ~
10, III, 70, 81, Ca ss7 -.
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u. 3. Circuit Court.
Before Judge Nelson.

AsaiL l6-Francis Cordis German, was put on trial
charged with passing counterfeit dollars ist April in
Attorney street The entire psraphernalia, corning ap.
material were s exhibited Ia court and put In az evil
dencs against the prisoner He plain looking sort Of
man. and was dressed rather meanly Adjourned over
to this forenoon.
William H. Lyon who was convicted on Wsdnes-
day Of an assault with dangerous weapon, on William
b. Hutchine mate Of the ship Ohio, was sentenced to
pay nne d one dollar. and to be Imprisoned IN the
state prison for year. and kept at hard labor
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EcL,rsr Covsss, CAssoLLror-Fnsr DAv, Tuesday,
April The Crymss stake for year slds-two mile
$500 subscription, 900 forfst-twensy -four sub
scribeY.
Col Bipjamin's e. D. Eliiott's,) ch e. Lisstts, by
imp. Lsviathan, out Of Fanny Wright. .....S I
w. j. Minors b. BY imp. Glencoe out Of Betsy
Malone.
Van Leer's gr. c., own brother 10 Reel. .....t7
d. ,. Kennsrs CHI Besconlight sister TO Bude-
u4nt
Bass Psytons ch. T. by Eclipse out OF Tribe. dis
Time, 4:i6-4:l6-4:20 -
The very unsvorsbls weather intsrsrsd greatly WIN
this race.
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sPnING PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
WI N Z RS
ARCANJJM EXTRACT.

AhCAIN ~ wi Z ~ n y " .
y..sn .i.s. AID effective sores the Blood
.n 4: rss
Wv wi fss.s s;i tss e
for al e from e slate o. ss soSs rss
-: :':S.
s:s 7: ':
d:siissssa .apisisy he
s o. i
sng hened illness acd the Of dele erious medicines
wbe degree !sie
medicine. properly administered will most surely s1tsmi-
Tai: medicine much cheaper. plss'.nssr andwarsnssd
The FOLLOWING certificates selected from among many
Others b.. ~ e the pr pris;o
and eeacy OF this medicine. pamphlets, which be
PnnADrIrnrA, jar. 9Th. 1886
.s, which you :.sild . hshy, nd ssd sssd
sfss % :s BE-
q Sos b PIE .d s1a %
week Olo,ehes began sisppeaI ;pd my ps.O
am now il better h:.ss than hive e.
as oi wn,rs Arcsnum can eoucssnoe.y recommend Il
YosIs. Iaiy. L. ABLoDoET. s. South ID st
PsnADrIrn.As Jas; 81. 1876.
Extract veil ssisss.i % sSsd Isissf 70 Soa:.ads who
now Suffering, feel compelled aecordsaes with my
e nsss ny bS Ss &
patent medicine TO stats which under my ewn
Immediate observation.
My little gsnusou about three years sge been act
~o :aS 70 hn
and all promo NEED an Hereditary seroulous ahe..oa
times :pp.rsuy .asr.d !hs mos, Intense pain hssf One
lad the Whit s.smg / v" feared BY the family thai
Ssrissns. The sale Of wia.is Ars.nun psrehs.sd
bottle and after hav used three weeks the boz ire
~ free fro erupt,ons hts general health much improv.
ed and he By Physicians be cured The
enid may Be time, BY ling No. Boah 10th
street an, SIR, -
Your very sra.fs :sIy.ss,
Price, 81 per DO tie, or six bottl o. for s.
Prepared By John Wiuer Co.. 80 Maiden lane, NJ T., sole
Prop issnrs Tor the United States.
Sold BY Wysu Kschum f3 tulton r. A. sands.
10 eovsy, eoner Of Sprog; ,. w. Basss ~ Broadway,
end ~ CoddinHton, 800 Hudson. Of Spring 10
brookys b. Mrs. Hays 100 Fulton Bree James
stree; y. Il Q1k Co. corner Columbia and Atsnc. and
stass stsssi k.iadspSs, T. W. byoa Co isi Nor8 BE-
eoud sses md ,. O. Kinsos, 100 Chestnut Bai
PPosc. Chshss wI,snaa- New Orleans, Bs,rand snes
n,shaose 0suos, Wood Co., and By Draggsu gene-
.- 49, ....s ~ eosnuy 81 lm N
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott, Adm Henry and Jacl
V1k A.X nsaxr ire


John McKeon Esq District Attorney.
ApRIL To- T,isI for Keeping Disorderty HoSss-M
the opening Of court this morning Rachel Porter was
put her trial for keeping house OF prostitution a.
No 10 Mott street. at which depraved chsractsrs Of
both sexes congregaed On the part OF the prosecu-
op Thomas Carroll who resides In IN adjoining house
question deposed that persons Of bad cha
ractsrs male and female were constantly passing IN
and out at ell hours OF the night. The testimony Of
Mr. Carroll corroborsed by other persons residing
in the same neiehborhood a. the accused Tue jury
found Mrs. Port-r guilty. Sentencs in accordsDce
with motion INSIDE by her COUNSEL was deferred Tor
few days -
Case Of VIM Marven-In the case OF WIN. MsxweIi.
indicted for misdemesnor In dsposing Of the body OIL
young female alleged to have died ut the residence OF
the defendant F. A. Tallmsdge, Esq. moved for post
Of the absence Of material witness Tho trial was 30
cordingly set down tor that day.
TsiaI 0rasd Laresny.-Henry Rice, Indicted ior
grand larceny in stealing from the brig Saims on he
5th Of March last, trunk containing wetch and
quantity Of wearing apparel alleged to be worth $50
the property William vtel IT put on has trial
For the prosecution, Mr. vell described the proper.
latter Of which had been pledged By the
accused
Edward MsrreIl dsposed that he arrested tho %.
cused, and on searching him found the watch claimed
by MIR Villet and pledge ticket for the pantsloons
The jury rendered verdict OF guilty, end the court
the prisoner to be imprisoned an the state r
son for the term OF two years.
Forfeiture Of Bo-John A. Csnter, indicted for Tsss.
ing large Of couotsrfs bank bills, and having
in his about $50 600 of spurious bills With
the intention Of utterIng the same falling topPsar when
called to trial. his recognisancss were declared TO Do
forfeited.
The court then adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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Police Inteiligenee.


APRIL lA-Ovand Lareens-A girl called Martha bueh
alias Goodrich, was arrested last night by 0cer Conck
lin the Third ward. charged with robbing who
way Of the sum Of 500 In bank bills the bank Of
HsrkImer II appears that this unfortunate John Smith
induced to visit Of those dens Of niquity called
touch oasss located a No ias ksads street where,
by accomplics Of this girl She WIS Committed oy
Justice Osborn for examination
"A Diskonesf Cfevk-Willism Winferton, clerk, was
Ss ss .%sIS ss:s' Locked up for examination
Suspicious Posihsn.- Odcer Van Cot crested man
called George r Sheppard. who was found concealed
in the hosss 7s7 Broadway. Locked up IN the station
House.
Psfit Larceny Mary Campbell was srrsated charged
with stealing several articles Of female wearing apparel
Locked up.
Smith, No los Chambers street Locked up for trial.
I'm .9vkvsrd Posifion.--A young Irisnman ~ me
Of Gilbert McLane, who arrived on Saturday rem
Liverpool In the ship Queen OF the West indul9eo
little too much the juice Of the grape and strosd 40
cdentaly into the regions of the Five Points, when he
was Induced enter den Of nfamy In the rear Of old
Drscol No sof Orange street. and before mornang 2:
boots also his pocket book with small amount Of mo-
ney-his clothing valued At $40 o. Ohcsr Gould
ing Of the 9th ward arrested girl called Sarah wa
Caught IN the Jump.- As ofncsr Connsll Of the
Frat Ward, was passing up broadway last evening,
and when opposite MaIquand Cos Jewellery store.
No lsl Broadway, he observed notorious pekpookss
and general thief. called Duty Bob. looking very nh
nutely valuable rings identity endesvorsnx
to slip Of them into his pocket The ocer imme
daey entered the store and asked the rascal what he
some rinss The oficer then informed Mr. Vanguard he
notorious thic and, ater searching the scoundre
took him by the shoulder and kicked bin out Of tho
store, much to the eradication Of the proprietor
wsud In all probability have been robbed Of one ~ s
valuahla rings.
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C,ty Intciligence.

FIHE-A fre broke out last night, about half past
o'clock in the small office attached TO the Norwicn ana
Worcester Transportation Steamboat Line Tor Boston,
pier No. North River. which consumed the long shed
belonging thst line; also the she'd the opposite side
Of the pier occupied Sy the rr0vdsnss Lime so%s
also quantity Of edtickng; and machine apparently
for calico printing was likewise dsst Dyed Avery nns
fotunstelv burnt TO death The Gre originated from the
stovnppe, situated In the once OF the Norwich ana
wo Line and the wind blowing very fresh At the
could extnguish it. The sheds cost the companies $500
each and the freight probably that was slowed IN
was worth some $500 more. We are informed tnat no
insurance was effected on either
IT'S about time bring out the watering carts.
and lay the dust in the streets Dust about oaa ior
the clothing mud and infinitely worse for the eyes
We believe hore was great dimcuty last year N Ss.p
merely private enterprises, the corporation only W'e
ing the streets when they were cleaned which was 80
and Others were obliged the street before their
doors. In many cases. only section Of street was
waered and where there were stores or dwellings,
siwsy: kept we'll wstsred. So. above Park Row, on
Chatham and Centre streets But between the two OPP
posi,e Dr. Springs Church. no water touched LOT .ne
whole season. and the dust blowing all about rem
ing the work done, above and below IT, almost use
less The corporation oughtto take this matter IN nand
and keep all the streets we'll waered no. oniy 20
down the dust but a. means OF keeping tho Guy Coo
and healthy.
NEw OMslsusEs -We notice that the proprietos Of
one Of the omnibus lines. IL putting several new
omnibusss being new. but we do think sroadway j:
enough flied up with them and that The Snfernai
clatter Of their wheels needs no addition.
sALMos-The first salmon Of the season were served
up yesterday at the Aston American, and other princ
pal hotels The advent ofthsss piscaory Birds" an
era In the year with every true gormand.
sroLEr.-The house Of Mrs Tyler. No 70 Jane street
enereda few nights since, and several articles o.
ladies' wearing appasel stolen from 1t also some bed
ding and about ffty books
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-17

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