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LAURENCE THOMSON a. co

IMPORTERS of Brandies, Wines and Segars, No. Ex-
change Place, Baltimore, offer for sale extensive
assortment Of
BRANDIES-J. Hennessy, J. J. Durand, superior old
Jean Louis, 1911 and 1885, Magory 0tard Dupuy Co.;
Pnet, Castillon Co.; Martell j. Durand Co.; A. Seig
nette; J. J. Dupuy and j. Fraud brands.
WINES-Champagne Claret, and Hook, of various
grades Aso PORT Sherry, Madeira Sicily Lisbon, Bur-
gundy, Malaga and other Wines, in great variety.
SEGARS-Havana and Principe Segars of approved
brands constantly receiving from the manufacturers
HOLLAND GIN-Grape and Gray Mare brands, of fine
flavor; Also London Brown Stout and Porter Bordeaux
and Marseilles Sweet OIL Sardines Msccaroni Vermcel
Olives, Capers CASTLE Soap, Bay Rum, Roll birthstone,
Canary Seed, &c. mar "a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND SUMMER ARRANGE
sS8&HSxXE ment Of the Great Southern Mail Line v
Washington City, Richmond, Petersburg Weldon, VIII
mington, Charleston, s. o., direct To New Orleans.
The only line which carries the Great Southern Mail,
and twenty four hours in advance OF any other line
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TO THE BOYS.

LII sizes Of India Rubber Balls, Paror Balls, Bell
IN Balls, and Foot Balls. For sale at
PARRERs
mp 5-A Fancy store, under National Hotel,
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IT. PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL AND IRELAND.
Parties DESTROYS Of bringing their friends out from
the Old Country in first class packet ships sailing from
Liverpool on the first day of every month"; obtain
tcates of passage which will stand good for eight months
on application to GEORGE McHENRY & CO.,
mar I'D No. 81, Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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DRINK g. DURBIN, Iron g. Steel Mer-
ID chants, Importers and dealers in American,
Swede, Norwegian, Refined, Cable, and common English
Iron manufacturers of Boiler Rvets and Spikes, Hoop,
Band Scroll Fine, Boiler, Sheet Small ron Axle Iron,
ll3 North Water street. and "a North Delaware
MAJ
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DIR. ]. M. AUSTIN,
JOHN w. CLARK

(Ldte of WarTenton, Va.)
OFFICE and Residence-F street. north side one door
above 10TH mar 27--Th&Stf
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GOODS FOR THE SEASON.

MAGRUDER CALVERT, Penn. avenue, bctioeen Sh
wi and oh Streets prepared TO offer to their
customers and the public generally large and varied
sorment Of Goods in their ne selected with great
In the Northern and Eastern Markets, embracing
IN DRESS GOODS,
Dress Silks of every variety; changeable Popleins
Mousseline De LANES; Bareges and Barege De LANES;
Abarines and Tissues; Lustres; French and English
Chintzes; French Lawns and Gnghams; embroidered
Muslins, etc, etc.
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS.
complete assortment Of Canton Grape Shaws in plain
embroidered Scarlet and White, Mode Color, etc,
which we win sell lower than DO bought in this
ket
MOURNING GOODS.
Black silk, Black Twisted silk, Black Grenadine
Black Tissue, Black and White do
Black and White Barege De LANES, Black Mousselines
Black Barege; with large lot Of Shawls and Scarfs
mar eft
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JOHN w. CLARKE,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
No. 2, Utermehies Row. It'll street. Northern Liberties
mar. 30 Washington. If
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NJcLAIN HARRY have now in store q well-selectet
Vl stock Of Goods, which they offer 10 purchasers
very reduced prices ssch will compensate and al
TO call and examine for themselves.
McLAIN HARRY,
mar 2q-dt Penn ay one door from 7th street,
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o. widely celebrated for Bilious affections Dr. Benjami
- Rush's Pills. Wrights Indian vegetable Pills, an
Hurds Pills, for sale by A. GRAY, Bookseller,
apSLt 18th st., opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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MONDAY, JANUARY ~. 1881.

MI. WHITCOMB presented the credentials OF the Hon.
j. D. BRiaHT elected senator by the legislature of In.
diana for six years from and after the 4th day OF March
lsal which were read
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.
The PRESIDENT pro IAN. laid before the Senate re-
port from the Secretary Of War; communicating in pur-
suance Of an Of Congress- report of the examinations
and surveys undertaken TO determine upon the best mode
OF supplying water the city Of Washington. together
with plan and estimate o the probable cost OF the
which wa. read and,
On nouon by Mr. MASON. II was referred TO the Com
nittee Tor the District OF Columbia
MEMORIALS. PETITIONS, ETC. E.t
MI EWING Mr. President, | have received and
have been requested to present memorial signed b.
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Mr. CASS presented petition OF citizens OF Phiade
phia, praying modification of the late bounty land law
which was referred to the Committee Pablic Lands
Mr BRIGHT presented petition OF citizens OF Rock
port, Indiana, praying that the public lands may be
granted IN limited quantities. TO actual settlers not pos
sessed OF other lands which referred to the Com
mittee on Public Lands.
Mr.. ATCHlSON asked that the petition and papers OF
David Horton be referred 10 the Committee on Indian
Affairs which was agreed TO.
REPORTS COMMITTEES
Mr. SHIELDS, from the Committee on Public Lands,
TO whom referred The bill Is 4s) to grant the right
OF way TO the Mississippi and Atlantic Railroad Com
pany through the public lands the State of Illinois, re
ported il hack without amendment.
Mr.. ATCHtSON, from the Committee on Indian Al
fairs, whom referred the petition OF the citizens OF
Wyando county, Ohio, IN relation TO the sale OF the
Wyandot lands, and The erection OF poorhouse from
the proceeds thereof made report, asking to be dis
charged from the further consideration of The and
that it be referred to the Committee Pubic Lands
which was agreed 10.
Also from the same committee. 10 whom was referred
the bill Is 400) for the relief OF William A. Richmond
reported il back without amendment, and recommended
It's passage.
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and designations confirmed and explosions referred
to Com Oh Fire, together with returns oil Engine
60. -
Richard Kclicy and Henry II Howard A. Assistant
Engineers Of the Pre- Department Confirmed.
Kssoi4f. BY Assistant AID Ely q
Rs.ers'. Tha' the sAiewa,A aad tagging occupied by
rorpkIrs a-e between oh And Tth SIS be suitably re-
palrsd and reiaId Adop,e'i
By Assistant IL. Crane
RSsoved That no5- street. iron WASH rston - inl
SIS. ht Tc7siret Adopted
R1,'i-|S Tasttsc chef Eng,arer be. AMI he's hrrhv.
directed % 81 og The l>c % Hose Co No a. oae "a
re hse tIa-ss Ae7c.a;,rc ordered - be built upon "as
Is known Is Pine pan Adopted.
Ev A>si~.4n, Al. E-S. ards
RSsoi-sd That sewer be- hut n 3isst. from iar }'h
81. - the Hudson RHeI To Comaltsec On Sc "eis
~ Assistant hid Barr
Rsored Thst ne walks 70 the corner OF An,hoay
aua Elu- Is le ic.,isel AM reiii Adopted
By Assistant Nd Flv
Rt,,-,s Ts,t the c,1,.,,orerol Repars and supple,
cse the walk, arI,ss .h-, east SIDE II the B'sc iHl
the vlAs the Bowcry A. ih 81 be repaired AID
sed and relad a earl. daf the same beng ~ very
bad CONDITION Adopted
= errS There ha, bsea great COMPLIANT IN relation e.
>t-,y ana whereas 4 = represented that the wscr
for.
Rso-rs That sic CRY Inspector he requested vthou,
ssI,v q, exarro The same and NJ N ~ Indictment the
usrg Che water 'h.t hc - empowered o. direct The pump
10 be reoye aud the vel suitably covered over dlc1
supplies Adopted
By Assistant Ali BOyco
Nffr.re The hr.ll no on : conner ui W. B-old-
ana Duaue-stS .bems imminent danger Of falling
Therefore Der
Resolred That the Chief Of Police he and he = hereby
requested -o have she >fd uns taken dpwu tntinWta
and the expense ufrcd Thereby be charged 90 the owner
thereof. Accepted
by Assistant AID. Crane
ErSoeff That 81 sewer With fhe necessary RECEIVING
ms aul cets. De- butt un erths direction Of the Crp-
too AcgcdUCt Drnarfuent Grttav sch from point
aho- ,t solh OF i2th St to and connect N IN the
sewer .n O. b 70 Comiu.ttec ua ScNcr,
From ne Board NJ AidsTmfn.--Re,o solution granting
lease 10 Martin Van Hagen 81 cellar under house OF
Engine co. No. -, IN Temple It. ConcGuci IN.
Resolution ComWeudatCry Of line Of steamers
Collins betw cen Newly ORR and Liverpool and OF
The skill and enteIprze OF their owners DC. Con
CURED N.
Resolution to erase payment on lot ~. IN assess
Ment fOT paving 10Th 81.
Lair spqr'ucpf-Resoluton for Seals and Press
es for Justices Courts Concured IN by the fol-
lowing vote Af6rmGiire-The President. Assist
ant Ald Moore. HALEY, Nabbatt Bo,ce. Barr, b.
Webb J Wcbb Crane. Miller smith, Tieman.
PearSall Sands. Ward, Bolster. Ely. Edwards.
The BOARD then Adjourned TO Tuesday afternoon
Al O'Clock
From the mnueS
JoHN IL CHAMBERS. Clerk, pro ten.
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His property Is sand 10 CONSIST Of stock. hr De'h'
firm Of Dean Thor ton, holding power OF a''o'-
ncy to draw TIC tIvitenis. Mr. ID. Is now away.
The value OF The property could BOT Dc ally ascef
tanned supposed to BE- about $4,000. He j. Dach
elor. has thee nieco'. MIS- Margaret Green, Mrs
Mcdonald and Mrs Mcpherson also 4 nephew
Col Clark, OF the Brush army Neither Of them are
nov IN New-York THIS proceeding i Instituted on
the application OF TIE aty "lth ~hom h boarded,
creditor, the oo!ect beng The appointment Of a Com
mi;cc.
NJ Thornton testified 10 Dr.. c. having drawn
orders for money Up 10 May last
TIE Jury returned a verdict, that Dr 1. Is Insane
b!s uece- and nephew his heirs, and hs estate val
ucd at $4,000.
WEEKLY Report or DEATHS The fol
loving i the weekly report Of deaths n the City
and County Of New-York, from the % day o. August
to the 9Th day of Angus. 1851. Men, Il Women, 81
uo,s 81 Girls i52 Total a95
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North-CaroIina Election.

KALFI0H, FRIDAY, mug :, I53I
Intelligence from the Win District states that
Stanly Wig gains IN Beaufort 1853 IN Craven 20, IN
Washington IS. Ruihn, Opp. gains IN Wayne 70, 10
Lenor o. IN Greene 5, and m Pitt Co. s,aniy IS cet
talnly elected.
mn Disfrict- Dockery, Wing, gains 6Oi IN FIVE
Counties heard from. None Of the other contested
Districts have been heard from yet.
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The Storm AZ the East.

NV BEDFORD, Monday, Aug II, 1851
In Westport. near tins place, the tempes, on SAT
urlay last was almost unprecedented. ful-sfo"p
trees,s fences. stone walls, cOrD-hclds, &C. were
leyeled ~ The ground.
Not only glass, bat windo"-ranes we're destroyed
by the hail ,.
H. this place the storm was very severe, the ram
falling IN torrents, but serious damage vas done
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CHARLESTON Friday, Aug. : 1901
On "Wednesday evening last, when three miles
from Newbcrn Court House, :. {, passenger usin
IN the Greenyille Road was capslzed by COW
catching IN the brake. There were 10 passengers,
and few Of them escaped more or less INJURY, Nd
lives however. were lost
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MACMILLAN. Avg 3. lg5

COTrov J. easy the sales today were barely fD
bales. We quote MlddiiDg az 6.G5c, and AR &c
srcAR Is firm at g. aClc. for fair. BAcCIsG u II ~
iaIl3c.. and R0Pg 6!a7c. The receipts Of the week
have been 100 bales, and the stock on hand - 2JvU
bales. The total receipts at this port are 1917"
bales ahead Of last year Some snia1 iots Oh the
new Cotton crop nave been received
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iowa Election.

TRiBrNE OFFICE, DUBUQUE, Saturday, Aug .
The Wings have elected their ticket IN whole 90
IN part. In Dubuque, Jackson, Clinton, Scott and
LKuc Counties.
Delaware County Is uncertain Clinton y probs
bly OPPOSITION, 80 also are DesmoInes and Cedar
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By Telegraph to the New-york Tribune.

ssytse-s Msgneae Telegraph orc, ard Hssssr
Beerer streets.
For further Teirgraphie Dispatches see VIih Psss.
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Scvsyss AT FoRr MADISON AND X goKuK

NNkNEss n UNI .'I7'DI5".' ~" ~ 10'S'7"
The officers Of the steamer hate kearney, down
re.terday morning report that the cholera continues
~ Iinger al For Madison The largest hotel N the
city. The Eagle" has been quite deserted BY
bosrders as well a. pTopnetors. SIX deaths occur
red by cholera in this single house previous 10 the
3Cth ut Among the victims was Mrs. stripe, the
wife Of the proprietor. She a lady Of many es-
unable qualities, and has left numerous fnehds To
noun her uniimely death. The cholera Is commit
ting sad havoc also IN keokuk. Eight deaths oc-
CURED from this disease IN that town on THURSDAY
last. The report states that general panic has
spread among the citzens, and many OF them have
abandoned the town Tor The country. ~.
lS' Lows Reps nh
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ROCHESTER, Monday. August II, 1871
Dung drunken quarrel, yesterday, James bn
re,i sfruck his wife violent blow on her head with
ms fist from the effects Of which she died m three
hours Barrett has been arrested.
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hcrndcr,ng IN the water A gentleman sprans from
the ferrybo and succeeded In saving the two wo-
men. The were also rescued but The two
children were drowned. There names were Jean
ne, Monk OF LlitleSt, and Sarah SC anlon OF Un,,A
Statessi. The body OF Miss Monk was recovered
this morning. and he Coroner held an inQues,
AcclnrNT.-On Tuesday evening last, As
Ex.Aidcrman samuel Boutcn Was returning home
aiongth ri anN road near the Cypress ils Cemetery
while seated IN hs wagon and accompanied BY
another gentleman. his vehicle came IN contact with
another that was passing IN m opposite direction.
by which &c was thrown on, on ihe road Ms collar
bo,e broken, and other in ures OF serious eharsc-
Ter received Both wagons were broken 10 pieces
but 10 otheT persons were hun and We are pleased
% learn hat Nj d. = n ia.T way OF ft0o'efN's
RESCUED FROM DROWNING. An ltahas.
whose name couli not be ascertaned, tel from the
dock. foot % Aaan,>.>t. on saturday evening and
was carried distance OF about two blocks by u"
force OF the current before he was discovered
Officer Crummey. pcrcci,ne his situation. procured
a boat ana rescued HIM. When taken out OF the
water he MAS completely exhausted. 0ui soon fe-
siyed under proper treatment.
ABANDONING HIS VIEW. ). Douglas.
Wa brought before Justice King on saturday.
charged With intent TO depart or Newt Orleans ana
s6audon hls wife. and having refused before the
Justice 10 alter h. determination VAS committed -
prison.
ARRESr Of observation-disclosures Cus-
catden and Phillips arrested TWO deSer,ers from the
Marine Barracks on saturday. and conveyed them
back to thelr old quarters Their names are Hugh
Caarl ana Nm. Geiz.
YouNe MuSlC.-The Infant Drummer As
,onIshed large party AT the residence OF Mayor
Brush on Friday night.
MORTALITY The following is the Week
" Report % Deaths in the City of Brooklyn fer the
week ending August O. 1881
DISEASES DISEASES DISEASE
Rruuchl DySrnfcrN ------ Maltofnaton 80
Chnerain fantm Fever. scarlet Old
Concession BRAN. 3 Nphus u Premature bhth I
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FRAN Bo,son-Later from Cuba-Dea,h Of Rev.
RosroN. Monday. Aug II. q

RosroN, Monday, Aug II, 1851
Rev VIM. ". Rogers, leading minister OF ,niS
civ diu tins morning lie was born IN England,
and has been for many years past minister Oi the
Nnter-st. Congregational Church.
We have received adylces from Cieniue8os, uodf
10 the 1T Of August. when all was quiet AZ lha'
place and IN all the region round about.
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Alabama Election.
MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY ALA, SATURDAY Aug .. 1851
BENJAMIN g. shields the Union candidate tW
Governor. has been elected over Henry w Collier.
SeccssiOnst
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The receipts at this port since satardsy nave oeen
~ oco DO Common to fair brands Of Western FLoys
are rather lower with moderate derath'' p i,so
TO-. Michigan were sold al 3 2g5 -. rn ia'.
is M far demand and the market IS hrm, D1t
VIII :" Sa.cy,ntions are dali and heavy 100
SoSb Changed hands ., &c for OHIO. Co.'s IS arm
and IN reqiest, sales Of 1000 bush al va f1c 'oI
s ILL wes,ern oars are dull with small sales q.
az FaxlsHTs are unchanged.
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ENGLAND.

The Queen Will, on the 9Th of August, dissolve
Parliament m person.
Gold Ol2 /, cent dearer IN Paris than IN London.
and 0 % b cent Gearor IN London than m Hamburg
The exchange between England and America IN
normally % b ossit IN favor of Engla and, leaving
a PROFIT ON the Importation Of gold from the United
States.
The IOndon Times states that the fall OF neeghth
IN the funds Was caused by the announcement that
an Austrian loan OF IsOOOO 900 sterling had been taken
al Vienna
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Markets
-ALRANY. AnglI. 1851

Receipt. Of the past ~ hours flour, 100 Dol.
Wgy.r. none Corn 81, 900 bushels. In FLoyR'
WHEAT and Corn there htte or nothing ioiag.
and we hear Of no sales worth teiegaphing 5'IO
bushels Of four-rowed BAILEY, del'erdDie mex
month were sold al zoe.
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FRANCE.

Tue NSNtWDIY UIN dIVItVu' UY w " INV .sE
votes. the Propagation from the 10th August to The
ith November.
The Commission Of Permdnence and the BureM
of the Assembly Will be named together. The de
mand of NJ Creton, that ms proposition for the abfo
cation OF the Laws of Exile should be fixed for Mon
dav, has been rejected
the commercial accounts from India were ssain
uniayorabc.
PARIS BotRsE, Tuesday. July 99.-FWes, IS IS.
Thtfes 81 IS
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Roar Tpsgr-Two CHILDsEs DHowSED'

BOAT 7 PeET-I " y ' -'''I-'
On sunday eXenlLg, small ooal oon'a,Al5
,e,sor.. Two men. two females ard NO ehi'afen' "aa
rang UP the East River and when oppo'',e ~.
lion Ferry. one q the ferry boats moved ON :.
the ,ip. heading directly for the boat lhe p''o'
b,cked m. engine Immediately and a'o'iea con.
,ac, but the canger soa.armed'he iemae' 'ha' 'iey
I'M osn their seats aaI ris.inS % NE opposite
~ y aol.- c1tsize; IL. ien'ins the "hpr ps'y
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Latest European Intelligence.

Our thanks are due to Capt. Luce. OF the Arc
TIC. for the following Geographic dispatch. re
celyed at Liverpool at the hour of has departure
Tor New York.
gY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON 10 LIsLRPooI
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AGv-UEde. year 80. Ito wears IS 20 D. y. ) .
TO- 20 to 90 70 zOto 3D. 81 81 40 81 40io o. 81 "
T. o. 10 90 10 20, 10. 20 Ca So ID soto 30
England - Sc0ti2nd,4. Wacs. Germ any y ricc'
S: Denmark SPAN. British Possessions IN NoIth-
America /; NOrwsy.f. III.
FRoM-Hospital. Bellevue, II Pentent AIRY blacAWeI
Island Small Pox, do l. Lunatic Asy lum. Ranqai-
Island 3 Ctv Hospital 9. Aims House. Blackwes sland
q. Co.ored Home ColoIed OrDhan Asylum, Coor
" WHITE. Cry Inspector.
IL D
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An ALLEGED LuNArIc.-Beiore Me>srs.
4. Crest. counsellor a, law Valentine Mott. j g,
physician Commissioners and q Jury. In the mat
ter Of John Clarke an alleged lunaiic. NJ C., The
ALLEGED lunatic Is physician and surgeon. q very
sged man, sad 10 be over % He accidentally fell
on the ice corner Broadway and Dey st, abou, two
years and hall ago, ami broke his right thigh. He
Is native Of Scotland, and formerly physician 10
the Duke Of Athol also a surgeon IL the British
army been in the United States fifteen or twenty
years, but no, pfaciced here
The questions for the Jury 10 Try are. whether he
Is lunac, enjoying lucid intervals. - that he :
sufficient for the government OF his lands and ene-
menis also, as 10 what : the value Of his estate,
who are ms heirs, &C.
MI J. 5 Carpenter appeared on behalf oi The ap-
pllcauon.
1t appesred from the testimony hat he IS now 4;
the Asylum al Bloomingdale. placed there 10 June
La, He has boarded, for about two years a, the
house Of Mrs. Walker. Is Wooster-st Dr. johnson,
who has attended him, also Or Nlchon. >uDerr-
;enconi of the Asylum. ana other PHYSICIANS testl
fed 10 his being insane, produced partly by cid age
and partly from the great pam he haG experienced
the bones of the fractured limb no. uniting and e.
beng ever since confined 10 ms bed Tie i subject
10 halluc,nations OF mind Befo-e beng sent 20 The
Asylum. he imagined there a hole N the 400.
snd persons we're trying 70 throw mm down ihfoaS \
=. $50 other celuSions. repeated y VI Asylum
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lNCENDnRY FIRrs.-About , o'clock
,es'erdl morning, the Nth Ward Police disco
covered hge IN the stables OF Union Hail. coz
ier oi ihs, and avenue G, and on repairing to the
pace and bursting open The door found in the loft
punch o. burning Tags which had been thoroughly
saturated with spirits OF tupenilne. BY prompt ac-
uoh they Quenched he flames With small loss. The
sane Premises wcrc found IN a similar manner on
'Sci1S, @eht lor about the fifth time within the
last leuI weeks
quantity Of pitch and oakum IN the molcing lon
" "m IL Webb, a. his Shlp-yarl foot of 7th->t,
t. H. MAS set on ire oa Sunday afternoon, but WAS
won eStngulShed with small loss by the Nth Ward
Police
'h sunday evening carpenter shop IN llth-s..
~ SCI on FIVE but beng discoy cred BY the Police of
'ae Anh Ward. they broke open the door and
S~hehed the flames with small loss
'ne houSe a Grands,. was discovered 10 ne on
On Sunday afternoon, bu, BY the speedy arrival OF
'Ss Ere department, the flames were extnguished
Vim u'fhns damage Dursps ,Ae alarm, a lad, about
: years OF age, MAS run over by HOOK and Ladder
NO"pany No. g. and severely injured. His wounds
sue Dressed amer which ne was sent 10 the Aims
House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-12

fiRr IN UPPER MoasrsAxIA.-About 4
O'Clock on Monday afternoon, are broke on, in
IL LenFs neNly-erec,ed carpenter-Shop. corner OF
."eeS aud Msdison-ay. The building was burned
~'ne ground, and quantity Of lumber, Nins near,
"as also consumed. Several of the workmen lost a
SaNh'''' OF valuable tools. The building. we under
S1'u' MAS assured N the s.. Lawrence MUTUAL In.
sufance Co Coz $500