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JANEs C0LE, Auclioaeef.
DOSlTINE SALE al Valuable 7

JAMES NOLt, AucIIuuref.
DOSlTIVE SALE OF Valuable Prop
u ery on Wuowst near Clark, Brooklyn, D. order OF
Executors-JAMEs COLE will sell Al Auenon on NON
DAY, March Sd 1851 s ~ O'Clock, Il The Mefcha4ts TX
change, New-York. the following desirable properly
One Lot the side Of Wll0w-st, us feet
inch from he southwest corne- ofC krkst
Two Lot. snd large Frame House Ssi feet square) on
the south sce OF the shove
One vacant lot on the south side Of the above and adon
ing the residence Of Henry -syiit, ESQ.
The shove property is known IS 81 g. % and % WI
lowest
TeTms-60 per cent. may rensn on bond and mortgage
for three years per cent interest For Maps and f0i
particulars, apply to JAMES COLE,
ri 8us 45 Fultou-tt, Brooklyn.
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rY National Temperance socIety.-The secon

~ National Temperance Soclety.-Ihe SeConu
Q1srtery Meeting Of The National Temperance Society
viii be held in Tripler Hall, on MONDAY EVENING,
2thiHsl Gen SAMUEL HOUSTON, u. 5. Senator from
Texss and Rev r. s. FOSTER of the Mulberry-st NJ. &.
Church 10 his City, will be the principal speakers Prot
7 H. Nash will sing several popular and appropriate
rnRs and Mr. Geo H. Curtis will preside Al the Piano
Admission free Exercises commence at II o'clock. 2ls'
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lvT0RE WANTED In Bowery or
vChahsm-st, below Houston on West side. Address
I D. Tribune Office. 2if2ts
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Yr Mrs, Lesdernier vii gise Keadlng ION
gaksDsle and The American Posts on TU ESDAY EVEN
NC 5h inst al al the Stuyyesant Institute fro-
sExcelsior;s Scenes from Hamlet "Absalom,' by r.
Wills Trial scene from the Merchant OF Venice The
Yelled Prophet of Khorassan; by requesD The Bells
n Rdssr A. Poe Tickets so cents to be obtained at the
81 ~
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rFLyceum of Natural HistOry.-The annual
meeting FOR the election of officers for the ensuing year
glbehed in the Rooms of the Society," 60 Broadway,
On MONDAY EVENING, the 24th inst, al y O'Clock
IN T. ROBT. II. BROWNIE, Se3ry
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Wship Alert for San Francisco, a. Pier ;, North
kver can lake and bales hight FREIGHT, and
Aree PASSENGERS In First Cabin.
Nlws Y. B SUTTON CO, ga Wall ST.
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..nun wrFKLY TRIBUNE,
rur sp,1I.WRRKLY TRIBUNE
.rr,u-vnRK TRIBUNE

70 ueiseed eyeIy "S Sso copies for Is. Ten for SO
re ,snsn,s. csais hoe each Insertion
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WANTS. &C.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED in
Il BRo0KLYN--A small house, but genteely furnished
suitable for small family In pleasant neignbOrhOOd-
Possession required Immediately Address, box SSI POs
Onee ssdng all particulars in relation to the premises
VII meet attention. lSl NV
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DROADWAY THEATER.-DOORS

UROADWA1 HIN I EIV'-DOOISV
Dopen at6t to commence Al 7 oclock-Pnees ot a.
mission To Dress Circle and Parquet 81 cIs Family Cir.
Gle aud Third Tier 25 cts Gallery III cts Private boxes,
s and S..
Of ne SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
SirP Teszle...Mr Dsvidge Lady Teaze. Ml's Bennett
20 conclude with the Farce Of
DR. DILWORTH.
Dr. Diworlh Mr Dayidge Mrs DiworIh Mrs sherwood
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ny ANTED-Titles to Illinois and Mis-
.oqri lands granted 10 soldiers Of the war Of 1872
sieted for Taxes Apply or address, giving num-
- ios TO 7. 5. HOES, IS Wall-st formerly NJ. Myers
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ITO FLAX, HEMP, TOW, WORST
IL ED AND COTTON SINNERS RICHARD KIT
SON, Lowell. Mas Manufacturer Of NEEDLE POINT
ED CARD CLOTHING, for Csrding Hemp, Flax and
Tow Ibis article 10 also extensively used for Breakers
and Pckers for Wool Lckersn for Cotton and Csrding
Waste for Batng. Angular Wire Clothing Manufactured
without Bsrb the sides Of the Point In and he
numbers Mr. X has had upward OF years erpefence
orders 5fl0us AAlhc
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AsrHoSY J. BLEEcXEs, Auctione~.
INHE MORRlSANIA STEAM SAW

n MILL and MOULDING MILL 81 ancnon=AN-
THONf }. BLEECkER viii sell al auction on THURS
DAY, the 1lh day Of February 1881, NJ II O'clock ne
Merchants Exchange BY order Oft Assignee, ne oo"-
ing valuable properly, VIZ:
The desirable properly Known - the M0rrisana stesin
Saw Mil and Moulding MIL snstso on the Wesg side OF
the Harlem Railroad ard within sin feet OF neverfxng
stream Of water including engine and boiler,
ehlnerv &c At snd IN good orderwe calcglsief for
sv kfod Of Requiring Tesns liberal
The purchaser vii hsve The gh 10 pass over ne hNein
bridge free OF toll For frhgr Psrurplsrs aPPy 70 The
Ar~ao-s,, Rros8.st or TO y } PORTER Asagnse
City Hal P.see, or on tho premises
mRuIslslG2O 2cis uSf0
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M q. BUTLER. Aucuoneer.
Il EASEHOLD PROPERTY 4l5 Hud-

Alsonst will be sold at Auction al the Merchants Ex.
change on THURSDAY the 9Th day of March next al u
O'Clock order of the Administrator Of the estate OF Geo
Philips. deceased the Lease OF Lot as Hudson ST. and
the Buildings thereon -
The Lease is from Trinity Church, expiring May, 1896
Ground $780, with coveu ants for renewal or payment
for buildpes The improvements consist of two brick
buildings three stories high. tie front occupied for
sore ard dwelling, the rear for dwelng-eoh hreprooi
and In good order, and renting for about $500.
Sale for cashl0 per at The time OF sale and the bal
snce on transfer. BY order Of JAMES : THAYER, Pub
lie Administrator, and Administrator or 0eo1 rhnPss
deceased, Nassau.st tm6
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EELLOWS' OPERA-HOUSE, 444
IL BROADWAY, between Howard and Grand sn The
manager begs to state that the immense encouragement
given 10 hs celebrated Concerts every evening for the last
wear by the elite and fashion Of this great metropolis mas
Induced him 70 engage artists OF the very FIRST talent 10 pro-
duce Buresque Italian Opera Scenss Buresque Concerts
and Baets In sly equal TO the originals produced al the
Italian Opefa Of this City On Wednesday and Saturday,
Afternoons Concert, commencing al P NJ for the &C.
commodaton OF families Admission 25 cents Doors open
AZ 81 10 commence a. IL lHLua
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WANTED room suitable for an
ARTIST, situated near Broadway, between Graud
ifSSf'eenlh sis Address G. g. F., $40 Broadway.
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WANTED IN BROOKLYN-Rooms

snd Board for sick. elderly Gentleman, his wife
usseani, for which fair price viii be paid. Address
>tpy n Henry 81, Brooklyn RATS
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JONATHAN d. HOLBROOK, Auc-
a. uonesr and Commission Merchant, office 70 Broadway
New-York.
Reiereuces-Hon. Moses NJ. GrnneI, Hon. j. Prescott
Hail. Simeon Draper ESQ Hon WV. Brady s. Z. Herring
ESQ Geo f. Nessiu ESQ. Coleman Stetson.
Sales OF Real Estate Household Furniture, Groceries and
Outdoor Sales solicited. Money to Loan on Bond and
Mortgage iof I'm
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WANTED-At III NaSsaust., (oase-
menV place as Cook pastry aud meat Cook bya
woman about - years Can give first rate references as
70 cspsbily and Integrity Noofce fee will be charged In
IBIS instance Ask for MARY MILLER, this day end to-
morrow. "a lpt
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RRPHANS.-AnV persons having Or

n HANA w. my pCtoOHo HAHiuS VI
~ phan or HaFOphan GIRLS between the age of five
TO ten years who wish obtain Board Tor the
peciabe family where parental attention win BE- bestowed
ueon Them may hear OF situation by addressing note 10
ences given and required Public and Private Schools in
the Immediate vicinity 2lf Ivy
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3. Poybe.,, FOur Lectures on Recent Events 10

~ Forbeb's FOuf Lecturos Uu heT7uI h.V5 5 20
10 ne delivered ii the Society Library Lecture ROOM
-, N Leouardst and Broadway, on the EVENINGS OF
MONDAY l7lh, WEDNESDAY 18th, FRIDAY Asi, aud
E0NDAY 24th Of this month, al "a O'CLOCK Ilckets toF
es prse a. Can be had al the Book Stores Of Messrs
sslsu Wexford under Aston House, Broadway; Messrs
Ssr.bsw 575 Broadway Single Lecture 50 cts l4f 81
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81 sprrg s. two blocks west OF Broadway has 90 con-
nection with any other Dental Office in this City. TEETH
EXTRACTED without pain by the administration Of Chic
roforn. 2lf xyis2woss
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Lectures on Art.-The firm Lecture e.. OF ne Ar
~ course vii Be delivered by D. AUNrIN9r0 ~ n Egg.
N0NDAY EVENING, Feb. u, al 9 oc lck, al the Ma
y I.I academy OF Design Subiect-Christan Art. The
.sor vii be brilliantly Illuminated and the Pictures or the
Sw ork Gallery viii be gratis. Tickets TO me Lee
re may be had at The door Pnce - Cents AsIs can
POen,te Academy S. s. OSGOOD,
hN L N l. CHfSis4'yi vi "a CNi4ii4i''o-
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WANTED-A Steady, Middle aged
w person, who has us msfJrsune TO be ncapactated
oracive lie by accident Otherwise 10 receive money
Literary Institution nhexible integrity polite
Ders ard thorough knowledge II The city aud Of Amer.
can money Indispensable Expectations must he mode.
rate, the duties sre light An excellent Opporuniy Tor
Clergyman 70 recommend deserving person. Address
free. 10 COLLECTOR" box c. Tribune Office. 22fSts
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CLEE AND BALLAD ENTERTAIN

~ MENT A novel Interesting and attractive ConcerE
viii be given Ia the Brose way Tabernacle. on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING Feb 56, by the Gee Glass and Ta6erna'
els Choir, under the direction OF PioL VIM. B. BRAD,
BURY Jenny Linda Bird Song, and great variety Of
Solos Duets and ChoIses will be performed IN the best
STYLE by OF The most accomplished singers In the
Al he door 2if3is+
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SITUATIONS WANTED-For 80 OIL

~ excellent Servants Catholic and Protestant for city
or country az Cooks. Homework Girls Sesmstresses
Nurses, Chsmbermsids Mattresses, &c. Also for Farmers
Coschmen, Waters, &C None but servants well recon-
mend ed sent from this Office. N Y. Employment Once
No. 478 Broadway. T. P. SAUNDERS. IA Is
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AS WEr NURSE by respectable young
"A married woman with fresh breasts Of milk. She can
produce beet city reference Please apply al No 100
Bowery No objections to going In me country ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Henry VI. Paine.

We publish below, communication IRON
Mr. Henry NJ Paine, In regard 10 his new inYen'
ton. by which he renders the atmosphere IN
hammable, and applies It 10 all the purposes for
which gas, oil camphene, &c, are applied for
the production Of light. Mr. Pane has had
hard struggle, we understand, with the Junction
ares at the Patent Office IN Washington IN
order rto obtain an acknow ledgment OF his claims,
bur after obtaining the opinions Of some OF the
first scientific men m the country (anong them
Prof HAYS. Assayer OF the state OF Massachu-
,etts In regard to the originality and utility of
his discovery. his specifications have been ex'
amned, ana the patent Is 10 De granteu. we
sincerely hope that Mr. =. may not again nave ~
experience In the gas business, proof OF the
adace. "there j. many slip between the cup
and lip" and that as soon as the patent Is signed
that no time VIII be lost by the enteTpnsIng gen
tIemen IN thls city, who are said 10 nave pur'
chased the night Tor these dlggns, IN Drlng-
Ing forward the hght which viii be The DesI
refutatlon NJ Paine can have from the ISLANDERS
Of his deiamers, while Il enllghtens every man
that cometh into the world, with the knowl-
edge that some things can De done as well as
others.
To M FeUot--C Cii=ens \ combination Of certain
pares n tbs cI,y interested IN gas stocks Is enGea
yorng TO advance their own interests and !nJure my
pecunary position, Dy representing that the COyern-
mCnt have refused patent, and that the jIscOYe-
~ y not new tn me, but that Il old English
invention. To the first statement | would reply.
that about s.I weeks ago the Office rejected Iny ap-
phcailCn. On the ground Ot rs being IDENTICAL with
that Of MansfeCs. patented IN Eng LAM IN is4-.
Tpon q rehearlng Of the case, the examiner admitted
talf he od not reQa Ill my syec fcG1os. and tAa II ne
had tiferer, result would have obtained. All the
objections Of the Patent Office are now ogerfu!e''
ana my patsnf tlh tssre N rs proper orfeT az. H.
As recsfds the origInaify or practical value Of the
.nyf nion. would remark. that Doth euestiOlls "a
been made the subject Of critical experllle,ll, ~
eminent chemists. whose names ana :. i' - -
ue seen a. my hcusel and they DECIDE Iha = '''''
or,rtDal and Of great practical value. .-.- o..
IAN row reaiy 10 contract ("hefe nav Ji
tom to leff fotel~ factores, or pfi's,e ue--i,S
WIN q superior ieht, hftv per cent is' ''i' - -
q Any o'Aei "l'i''''-' Henry VI. pAISE.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
From santa Re.

Mr.. II. Barlhel of Santa fe, was pas
sencer IN the Catarsc, yesterday morning, nom the
Missouri River. lie brings no later ad,lce> than
were previously received. but VIC learn from him one
or Two items OF interest. The corn crop IN New
NeXico il was fcaIed would prove = failure busl-
ness was duli, ana things wore rather gloomy ap-
pedTance.
\ man by the name Of Harris OF Missouri Who
went out as a passenger Ia sims Il McCauley'> tram,
dled IN the .sth july and was burned on Mud Creek.
When Nj L. saw the cTaye. the body had been dis
inferred b, Tie beasts and birds, and Vas nowhere
to be seen.
Russell & Jones'S tram were met a, the Moro !;
UubbelrS al Clmerone Spencer'S at same place ,
Otero's at Rio Jorpada Maj Ruggle>'s at Fort
Mackay Aubrey at Big Cow Creek Maj. Miles at
Turkey Creek ana Mormon party at RIO C0lora-
DO All were getting along well. No sickness. cX-
cept few cases at Fort Mackay only three Of which
,,,re fatal 81 Louis Repu5., 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
SECOND BOARD
TuEsDiY, Aug 90 p. w.

The Stock market to-day was without
any material charge. Al he First Board the Fancy
.tocks were a shade lover, with dropping IN irhet.
They were frrer a. the Second BOARD, but not buoy
ant L. :. SKIES Of 81 declined Harlem Nor
wich & Worcestor Reading Morris Canal
81 Mining Ere improved {.
In the Money market there was no mate
raj change The amounts Offering on temporary
loan were large. but the rates for Paper we're un-
changed. the lowest being 10 d cent for the first
class names
Considerable amounts of coin are arrly-
ing daily from the West by the Express lines within
a few days, rising Of $2j0oO0, principally IN silver,
have been received by twO OF the leading Wall-st
houses In this way considerable portion OF the
.pe*io shipments supplied.
There is an increased demand for Ster-
ling bills, ard We quote bills on London at no ~
u0, on Paris 90 days bills, 81. l9i u ST. H. and
short sight, 81 Il n ST. g., on Amsterdam II e AZ
On Hamburg 26l a 3tl on Bremen IS. a 7sl.
The accounts of duties collected at the
Custom House, Indicate a coDsdcrab falling of IN
the amount Of dutiabe ImporatIons for the present
month compared with August Of last year. We give
the following table Of the receipts and cisburse-
ments at the Custom House and sub-Treisury for
the.past week
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
From Sail Lake.

f. nenniston. of Kalamazoo Co., Mlc.u-
gan. and LucluS \. Booth. of Terre llau;e, ffOn
California and >ait Lake CITY, were passengers m
the Cataract Yesterday They leii Sacramento the
Isl Of June. and arrived ai Fort LeaTcnwOrih lith
inst. seventy dayS out-whlch Is the second best
trim ever made They saw but two new made grave
on the route nor had there been any sickness during
TIE Journey.
They STOPPED three days at salt Lake City. BuS-
ness was Gull ard ihe market oVerStocSed WIN
everything. TIE whea, crop viii not he 50 goof rs
las, wear. They met The July mail on The 2iS, MI.
At Salt Greek. setting along finely, and the August
mail on The Cih Inst about forty miles beyond Big
Blue The wagon had broken down at Big Blue,
and the carriers were compelled 10 leave the hini
wheels. md get along with the fore wheels. which
they were dong finely. All the parties Of emgrantS
which hey met on the Plans we've progressing well,
with no sickness amCnc them. Col. MuchclfS party
were met on tae 7jh, at Big Blue. four daNs from
Fort L.a,epworih--all well st Loui> Rep ls
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
PHILADELPHIA.
Markets and stocks.
Correspondence sf The = \ Tribune.
PRiLApELPHIs, TueSity, Aug 20. iS5

Correspondence 81 The - I IIn1ae-
PBiLApELPHIs, TUESDAY, Aug 20, 1851.
The FLOUR market continues very qnlet.
sales 4 Ice htis sound Oh AID fesh ef,rnd pf
shpucn At 3 = e obi On, some hoceFs ws ~, ACCEPT
fh!. yr-cr .e 44er dcsrrigia Iso denaal Tor ciiT
corsur; 900 l,m, - s. o. SSf f'-clmr'a agt god
bT1rds. and 81 = II 81 for e,'-a 5 srtny RIE
FLOUR held 50 '> 9nf fHRN MA - 50 81 = bhl,
fu there htfl DO inquiry or either There ~rtrre
" any wheat u,Iisg Ho.dins demsrd an slvsncs U'0u
our orr. ~ Quot sn>. hut sales have been s5r.ci
Co.'s IN fr request and further saies Of We sow hssr
b,tn made a. 6.c Ai,ae ONIs hasV advanced - .
pse-rslr, there IS als much dong ard psCcs h,ye
derroue DO chansc wrrSSY-ibe demand ,n'1nnes
lmI-cc srla sa-ls A. % p IS btb hhiS aEd hb.s-
sArrs oF Srctgs- ii~H B1crc 50 GO Cry D., lot.
$3.50 v rrsgciDn = 90 s. CO.. N.g u. -, - Si9'
Sfafe e. a. Ecat Is. o.. =. !s NlfAs, y.
iD I.ri>yii q p--t iff. - Perm ~; Mckinney
Bsnk 2s io. Reading K ~. a. louisville 4, i}t'
>ercnG scrre-oi Grrru pank. i's - farm and Nsch
Rsuk IS Penn Bank lIo. - VI nchu KH. 90. 100
Reading X 2h 81 Mech Bank. p.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

COLLEGE or THE HoLy Cnoss -Welearn
that Rev DR. Early. who has filed the Presidents
chair OF the Catholic College, IN this City. since the
departure OF DR. Ryder, period of about three years.
leit Worcester. Yesterday. to take charge of the
Catholic Seminary al Frederick. Md. HIS place ~
10 be surplied by Rev DR. Ciampe. an Italian, who
IS represented 10 be an accomplished scholar
Massachusetts, SPY.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ~, 1891
DEATH nY DROWNING unknown wo-

DEATH nY DRowNIyG An unknown wo-
man fell overheard a. the foot OF Warren.s'. n
O'Clock Yesterday msfning She IN fall from
tie pler by some sailors who got her our Of the
ter as quickly as possible. ard then proceeded to re
suSCiiaiate herby rolling herIn barrel their efforts
weIe However unayailug and she dieI shortly after
Coroner Ceer held IN inquest upon the body. and
verdict Ci cea'h BY drowning was rendered. No dc.
scuption o: Ter person cTess appended % the
inqulSton.
REscUED-A man named Patrick Brady
fell INTO the water, Monday night, At the foot OF
Wanen-st but " As fortunately rescued irom drown
ing BY citizen.
Mathew Connor fell INTO the water at the foot Of
Hubert St on the same night AMI was also rescued
from cro" mig BY some cl!zens.
TAKEN wIrn Frs IN THE SrREEr.-
isaac Boyd Of No lC2 West Twenty eighih-St.. waS
found 5y officer Frost o, the Ninth Ware. on Mon
cay night k1rg IN the street IN conV'Asions lie
was couyeyed 10 his residence 4 state Of great ae-
bly, by the Cficer.
CHARGE or GRASD LARCENY A man
named James Patterson was Yesterday arrested "
officer "ogan Of TIE Fourth Ward charged with
stealing .eWeN 90 the value Of $500 from the store
O: N. y OTIS, No los Rooscvelt-St. Andrew Coss,
Walter Watkins and Samuel Clark were also arrest
cd bV the same Officer on suspicion OF being con-
cerned IL The same affair. The parties are all held
for examination.
ARREST OF TILL THlEF.-A ysung
man named George Thompson was arrested on
Monday evening. charged with attempting to roo the
money drawer oi Mr. John Boman, AT the corner
of stanton and COlumbla-st. lie was held for eX-
animation.
ARREST FOR GAMBLING.--A man named
Martin Lotus. was yesterday arrested by officer El
der Of the Lower Police Court, charged with gam
bling and winning from Byron Lyons a resident OF
\ J. $50 az the house No. liS LeOlardst. lie was
held for examination.
EMBEzZLEMENT.- .--Charles GOttlng, 4
clerk in the employ of Charles Smith. whose
place of busines is at No 20 Columba-st, was yes
erday arrested and held for examination. on charge
Of embezzllIg about $500 OF his employers funds.
NIBLO's. - The Chinese Pantomlme OF
Kim-ka on Monday, was a great affair. decidedly
the be-. piece the kave family have produce dur
ing the season. The scenery Is truly gorgeous the
dances, the music, the appointments are all IN eX-
ceieu taste and the acting of GGtrlci as the Balloon
Specuator highly amusing. 1t viii De repeated to-
night
CoURT CALENDAR.-CTcUHC COurt-Slon-
day next-Nos III 800 39l, 476, 4sl. 1872. =. ie3.
376 fs6 is7. 30i. $50, ass, 4s9.
Common PlcaS-Monday uext.--NOs. 2Sl. 3ij ti3,
i4s 474, i99 52l, SIS, j53 $50, 539 $40 jl2, 5ij,
and $40
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
L. :. sloep Prcble-Temperance Celebration.
pnErlANn- No 1unsAAA. Aug. %. 1871.

PORTLAND, Ne, TUESDAY, aug. 70, icSi
The L. :. s.oop-0f-war PTeble, Lieut.. Craven.
from EaStpoF;, came 10 anchor a the mouth OF our
harbor this morning. The lrtbe IS The School-sap,
and has OF board between ior:y and hty Nidshipmcn
;rcm The Naval School al Annapohs-and Is cruising
aong Our coast FOR the purpose of afordlng an op-
Yonun,y 20 these Young gentlemen Of ootainIns .
practical know ledge o: seamanShlp
The Temperance Societies ot this State hal
grand celebration IN tins city to day. The process
sion Was three-euarterS OF mile long four abreast.
and represented he bone and Sinew oi The Comnoa-
wealth.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Markets .nUFfALo. Avg. tS

The receipts for the past 81 hours have been
IOoo Dbl, FLOUR. 900 bush WHEAT, 5000 10
Corn. There IS iair inqulry.tor Western papers,
but prices remain the same. 1000 bols Michigan
were sold AZ s. 25d$3 37. Prime Ohio WHrAr Is IN
Good demand at G9c. CoRN X less active. but 10
change has taken place IN prices. Mixed Western
sells at i,c OATS are dull FREIGWrS are uneS-
ph.pocb