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THE PENNSYLVANIA STEAM

II VIE IENNS iiN ANA - IA y W
n SHIP co, and LIVERPOOL \ PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP co, intend running theI new Steamships 40
ALLOWS: TONS.
CITY OF PIrrSBuRG, 22Oe, Capt W c. Stotesbury.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2l25. Capt. w q. Campbell.
CITY OF GLASGOW, 1910. Capt. Robt Le!ich.
CITY OF oFPHILApELPHIAs22 s222, Capt -
PROM PHlLApEIFHIA
CITY OF GLASGOW THURSDAY. Iuh july
PROM LIVERPOOL
CITY OF GLASGOW, Wednesday, 18th June.
CITY OF MANCHESTER Ahort 25,h july
CITY OF GLASGOW, WeiResla 18th August,
CITY OF flflShtkS About Isl September.
RATES OF PASSAGE
FROM PHI ApElrRlA. FgoN LIVERPOOL
Sl,oon ..-... .ieo Dollars Saloon. p Guinsas
Cahn.-..-..-.- 6o DallaN Cahn- l3 GuiReas
These rates include Provisions and Stewards Fee but
lSt Wiues OF Liquors, which can bs had on beard.
kust-cass steamships ply between Liverpool and Gas
sow, Havre. Rotterdam. Leghorn Marseles and c;ker
mediterranean ports by which g,dS can be shipped TO
Liverpool and thence by this PHILADELPHIA direct
WORLDS FAIR-A hni,et number ~ lSA>se myers viii
BE- taken oUr AND KoNg for $500 the saloon and Sso IN
the cahin TIE Accommodations and ATTEND
VII be found most superior. Au riehced Seiseoh
will be earned each ship Freight on hne goods 6 per
tun and pEiuase All goods sent 10 The AGENTS IN Phia,
eslphis and Liverpool viii be Forwarded with economy ana
Dispatch For freight passage. apply 70
THOMAS RiCHARDSON, N,w-lork and Phlisdeipha-
klCHARDS0N, BROTHERS co Liverpool.
PATRICK HENDERSON co. GLASGOW lNu
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NOTICE.-Public no.

ri 'VNT VNN IVlN w II II IL U''ltV I'0~
uce ~ hereby gwen the owners. occupant
OF occupants of all Houses and Lots improved or unin-
proved affected thereby THAI the following Assess
t MIS- have v the and lodged
m the odc. of the Bureau of ASsessGis for etnmnaton.
by an persons interested, VIZ Fur kEGu LAIiNG, GhA-
DING and setting CURB aud Gu TER STONES IN Tbif-
ty-ffth. Thty-sNth. Thirty seventh and lhity eNhth
streets between Flfth and SIXTH avenues The hms EN-
bac.d such include ~ the several Houses
and Lots of Ground vacant Lots poces and parcels OF
land situated both SIDES ot lhlt Nun IhEy- sn.n,
and Sh avenues All persons whose interests are anec
ed by the above named Assessments i who AFRO opposed
H. the same or either of them requested to present
Their objections writing Ia the uniorsgned, at their oil
fee No Hail O Records. within thirty days from ne daie
of this uoiiceOce, Bureau II -mons, street De-
paiim.nt. July y. 1881 . 49,, .,,nr
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ivl2 ilf ISAAC WI SMIIN.
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NOTICE. Public
NORPORATION NOTICE.--Publit

- - b.rebv gwen 70 the owner or owners, occs-
ant on occnpans Of all houses and lots improved o eA
mproyed lands affected thereby that the following
oged n the Office of the Bureau Of 70,
nation tv an nterested VIZ For building
,h necessarv Baans Culyefts and connecting ~ ~
E,ehte.nih A. from the proposed Sewer 10 eb
x,tbIn co feet Of Broadway The LIMITS embraced ~ ~
"as-.nsrt ,ncInde All the several Houses and Lns
snd vacant Lots pieces and parcels Of Land t S,o
Soth sdes of Eghteenthst and northeiy sac so The
,sn,b a betwes9 Fourth and Broadway r~h., ano III
1@lv .de Of Broadway and westerly side Of r,n.
betweea Seventeenth and Eighteenth 80 .msd sssess.
t nd Who are opposed to the sams e,.1s, ,n ~
them are requested to present teei NJ Hall II Records
20 s mt days from the date Of a' s :, ,s
wHhih t.iy ~ Street De partr1enf yeiy " issi
Bureau OF sAMiJEL II. DE- MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Asssss"s
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NOR CHARLESTON.-I'he new and
II snlendd steamship MARION, Capt. VI Berry. Will
iare p,sr North River SATURDAY. July 70 = 9c.Dck
% nrecisey All bills of adng signed hy the purSer
board Freight l2 cents per cubic oD Fer Te GIT Apply
an boa rd and for passage 10
o. ,yHI~ sPoFFORD TILESTON & co, "a South-st
NEW-YORK and NEW ORLEANS
" STEAMSHIP LINE.-The new ard sle CANT double
engine steamships UNION 1880 uns burden Capt. T. s.
Budd WINFIELD SCOTT, 200 tuns ouri, n, Cap: Kia
nev Coulla-d compose tins lne and viii leavs NEW
YORK and NEWORLEANS on the Is. and 18Th Of each
month, 40 O'Clock tAe afternoon, except wAeL those
dates fall Sunday when the ships viii .eay. Monday
same hour
The WINFIELD SCOTT will leave New York the
ofeyery month"; and the UNION the 18Th 0f every
month, for Ncw-OreaRs
These ships been but with great and cost and
no skill expense spared 70 strength speed and
comfort They every respect first class
For freight passage apply follows: For steamship
Union 70 sPOFFORD TILESTON CO, ;sSouth-st.
For steamer Winfield Scott, 20
DAVIS, BROOKS & CO, 2S Beaver-st.
In order to meet the wishes Of shippers the proPHetos Il
tins line have decided TO reduce the rate al freight
goods 10 80 cents per cubic foot. My30t
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate ofthe County II New-fork n@t1s = nsI,
veD ~ an rerSous having claims against I'D" AND l.
THOMAS ate Of the City Of New-ferk, deceased, 70 e
sent the same with vouchers thereo 70 the , r. a. ~
tFce al smith Payne No 81 BrOad-stfeet IA tne SNf "a
on or before the foath day Of september neat
Dated New York the 9Th day OF ebruaiyi lo'i,
2sf law61uF' WILLIAM THOMAS AdniAs''1'''-
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NroTICF Is HEREBY GIVEN, ac-

coriing 70 law. to all persons having CLAIMS against
DANIEL POWERS, late of the town ei ne~tgwh,
ueens county deceased that they required 70 eKnb
tSe same with the vouchers thereof 10 the suDscrDe
Titus W Powers at No l4 Cln,on-st IN the cliy u
rooln on or before the twentieth day of December next
Dated June 70. 1851 IlIOs " fO"Eh.,
100 IaMimF- AuHuhstIas'l.
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SAMUEL II DE MO1T,)
ERAScys 1lsi% Is i SIsMTI s,,SHH SON Assessors
NOTICE.-pu

NORPORATION NOFICE.-Publle
Notice hereby gwen % IN, owner OF owners, occu
pant occupants of all Houses ans Io's improved OF un
improved Lands affected thereby iaa. the following As
seSSmentS been completed b, The Assessors aud
Looked the office Of the Bureau ot Assessments for evan
inaonby all persons interested. viz For building SEW
Erin Fulton from the Sew' greenwich street to
a puin 81 fee; from the westerly Lne Of Broadway The
limits embraced b. such Assessment me iude all the several
Houses and Lots o Ground vacant Lots pieces aad par
cells of Land situated both sides VI Fulton street from
broadway 20 Greenwich street. and the easterly side OF
Greenwich between Fulton and Ney street All person.
whose interests eected hS the above named Assess
menfs and are Oppoed the either of them.
are requested present Their ob M WIRING to the
d,rsgnsd at their office No ssHsli of Recons within
thirty DAYS from the date of tins notice. Ofce. Bureau OF
Assessments Street Department. july lNh, 1881.
SANil FL II. DE MOrr)
FRANCIS NICNOi SON, Assessors.
10 sp,, ISAAC NM SMITH
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HEREBY GIVEN, accord

inc 70 law 10 all persons having claims against JOhN
ROMAN late of the City Of Brooklyn Kings Coun,y E
ceased that they required 70 exhibit the same Win @
oncb thereof 10 the subscriber at No 23l Fntonstreet
IN the Cv Of BROOKLYN aforesaid or before the teenth
,sv ~ Jrly ert-Dated January J, l3jl ...
u@y @ 20 -, ,s,temEs JANE BOMAN. AdInInistratrir
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

rogate of the County OF New York, notice IS hereby
given To all persons having claims against HENRY a
WELLS late If the City of NewNorS, deceased to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to the subscriber
the residence If Pla the attorney for the subscriber
No 10 Thrd-si IA the city OF Albany, or before th
twenty second day September next Dated the 2Wh da
of March. 1851 MARY h. WELLS, ENecutrlA
u2l iaw6mHr
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discharge Of an nsoyent from his debts pursuant -
the provisions Of the third article Of the first title Of the MN
cbabter of the second Part the Revised Statutes I'D
WARD HALIOCK Notice first published May go,
1851 Creditors to appear before Hon l. B Woodrlh,
Iud0e Of the Court 0f Common Pleas, Of the City ana
Comfy of New York chambers IN the City HAL o the
CITY of New York On the fifth day Of August, lBoI at "
o'''N III Wv c r SCHERMERHORN
n,v2a la,yl0vF. Att y for Insolyent
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

II The Phlomathean Society Lecture
this evening at Joralemon.st st. Academy IS by Pfot
Epson, of Hamilton College, who is well known as
an orator and humorous writer Subject "BenJa'
min Franklin as Representative Of American
Character"
FIREs.-Between 3 and 4 o'clock, on
Christmas morning, the building corner OF Ray
mond and Willoushby SITS. occupied for manuiac.
turing purposes, by VIM A Cochran, was discovered
10 be on FIRE, but was soon extnguished by the po-
lice The damage sustained amounted TO abo1
$3.50.
About ii O'Clock on Wednesday night, a gen.
tleman named Hackett who was proceeding home
ward, discovered the partition OF frame house, IN
course Of completion IN Oxfofd'st., on ire, and
spreading very rapidly. He speedily procured wa
ter and extlnguished 1t before any serious damage
was done. II originated from the hearth. whore
there had been a fire during the day
CASES AT THE Hospital. John Nc.
Dade was brought TO the hospital on Tuesday, sui.
fering compound dislocation Of the leg At the
ankle joint caused by being caught in some ma
chnery.
Michael Casey a boy ls years OF age, was brought
In, suffering with fracture of the thigh, caused oy
falling upon the ice while sliding in Fulton-st
woman name not ascertaineo, was brought 10
the same institution with broken arm, caused By
her beast Of husband striking her with stick Of
wood.
RESIN NC VI hi~I
Brooklyn Evening School presented 10 Samuel l.
Holmes ESQ, on Wednesday evening last, service
Of plate consisting Of silver bread basket Of large
size and massive construction. butter dish and mix
ever, also Of silver, a testimonial % their hlgo
esteem for his character, and thankful recognition
Of his earnest lab0rs In behalf Of public ecucatioe
CITY COURT.-COEUicti0n for AssdwIl
and Battery icifh iafent 10 kiH-John McCafty vas
on Friday found guilty In the above Court on an m
dictment charging him with having, m Oct 1850, ID
company with two others, assaulted a man namea
Charles DELPHI, and mJuring him so severely tns.
his life for long time despaired Of The PROOF
was conclusive as 10 his Identity Sentence va
reserved.
VIOLATION OF CITY ORDINANCES. j Ohm
Cummings and Daniel Dunn were arrested by the
First District Police for obs,rucling the sidewalk on
Futon. St by throwing rubbish from the cellar "ssn
new bvi ding. The first named was hneo va INC
other SIS.
INQUEST A woman named Cancaline,
residing in Hamilton. avenue, Vas found dead IN hsi
bed Friday morning. An inquest was heic, ana
verdict returned that she came 70 her ceain HOE
congo stion Of the BRAIN
BURGLARY The clothing store OF Mr..
Knowle No les 0range-st., was on Neinesog
night broken into aud robbed Of cloths OF vAno~
kinds amounting IN value 70 about 80. Inc QUIZ
glars ESCAPED undetected
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Genefa
Tem.-Before Judge Woodruff and Daly lDeer
n. Marshall against frtdr'ek -
VuIfes and Vim. {. Guyon.-Judgnent ainrmed VIVA
costs. Y,1s.
Hiram Paok against The CITY Of Nsr. York Jung
ment affirmed, with costs. 80. I'D
Hiram P. Hastings against bHi: Mao. nv
Thomas Nichols Judgment affirmed, wrh COW o,'e,.
Henry Bulttlnkls, appellant, aganst catn '~-''
respondent. Judgment affirmed win eos's .,r,,
JacoJ H. 5iott against Dgreni B1ns' SaG .,s.
". Leany Judgment appealed nom Hioui"e-' WIZ
out costs on appeal. -, 81 tho Vivid -
John Cotter against JolH Doe, owner OF 'Ae WV"
Judgment reversed, with cosss. -. D.,L,e,, an.
John Psrry, responceuf, 90 dins. 49, s,, '''" =
reliant Judgment reversed, win COS; -, p>ct
Eenru Rode, respondent against sSJ"''' 's''
snnsIIan, -Decisiof on appeal srspcidec, nj.
"Pf Tr.ots respondent, againss Wa. l. D'"'e'~
r,dsment reversed with costs. "a.
Ia1n " Roch aaS stkers, appellants, ds ID" ,h
glnrars. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES reVef'eo' WIZ
'o Hn Johnson, respondent, against DLayf0. ~
R,"s y, appel.aLt-Jutgmen' aihfme'' WIZ
costs. -. ,.,, - y,,r Yoyt --Judg
mept affirmed with costs. =, r,,.-0an, re
Isaac clerk agains, PhltP Lsu.Iynos ns", va
versed and iucgfnen, ordered for defendant wiz
costs.
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Books

Recrrsd al TIE TriJtas Office for fAe week ending
Saturday, Dec 81
protes anssn and Religious Liberty An Address delv-
eIsd IN Paterson, n. }. by John u fmly. q. t.
Eunce
History Is The Case Of the late John Kearnsy Rodgers
NJ d BY Alexander L. Hossok svs. PIP. Il. C. S
FIencls \ Co.
Sovcrsigrs OF the Bbe. b. Elirs r. Steele. i2mo. PIP
ia2 NJ " DCGd.
Select Poetry for Children and Youth limo PIP 2S5 The
Western Portrai,urs and Emigrsnt's Guide By Daniel
The Ursuline Manual, lSmo PIP s6i. 4 DUNCAN Bro
Their
An Elementary English Grammar r. r G. Latham
lsno. PIP. $50. Cambridge Jeha Bartlett.
John Lowell Sold by Wilmer Rogers.
Life and Letters of JOSEPH story. Edited by he Son
Wiism W. story. vols. svo. Boston Little
Brown.
CleysIucok or RscollecNons ID Neghborhood the
West. BY Alice Carey. lsnio n. sac Redneld. .,
The Podes,as Daughter end other Poems. B. Gssge H.
Boxer. i2mo. pr. $50. A. Hart.
UtefArce. OF Private Voices TO the Public Heart By
Caroline A. Briggs. l2mo. pp 255 Boston Phillips
Sampson Co. Sold by Sripger Townsend.
PERIODICALS AND SERIALS.
The American PhreRIogcsi Journal. Jan. FOw-lers x
Wells
TIE Water Cur. Journal jan The Same
The Student. Jan. The Same
Aewcloik Aris,ocraY. Partly c B Norton
The knoAe,hooker. Jan Samuel Hues,on
Inc ,ntensnonal Magazine. Jan S;ringer & Townsend
re H. sS,t,ras aS's,S RsSisw Jan Lane Scott.
Duttl Wentworth
NoItons Literary Almanac 1881 The Same
Talhss ISiAy Edition OF SaskspsTe. Parts 10 and
John Talhs Co. 49,
TaMss Sculpture Na,ural History. PArt9 The Sam.
Drawing Room Table Book. The Sane.
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"CoAT OF ARMS" FOR THE STATE OF
A1ABAMA-A design for a new Coat of Arms has
been reported by the Alabama Legislature, and is
thus described in The Mobile Advertiser:
A Shield Qpartorsd---In the center, on a Shield
" waterfall in proper colors
In the dexter chief, a" branch Of cotton, IN prop
ar coors, on gold field.
In The sinister chief, "emblems of mechanics,
machinery and manufactures" IN gold, on red
field.
In the dexter base, " emblems Of commerce." an
god, on blue ground.
In The sinister base, al " ear OF com III the musk,
IN gold, on green ground.
These represent the resources OF the state
wa,erpower its agricultural importance, represent
ed by lis two great staples, cotton and coEn--lts
commercial facilities, and ats capabilities III me-
chanical and manufacturing point oil vlew-thcse
truly, indicate weaith,-a component part, but not
the whole OF Wbat oompoSes the greatness of State
That which is wanting is supplied by The crest,
which denotes WiSd0m and strength. mailed
arm holding sword barHise,' the emblems Of
strength and potrsr, encrcled by serpent the
emblem Of triSdom and prudence.
The rtole EARNS - suggest the motto " These
make as Great" or, in other words That the inter
nal resources Of the State, when developed and ap-
Piled by the strength and power OF the State,
governed by wisdom and prudence, constitute the
essentials OF nations greatness.
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FiKrs AND FATAL Accommodations IL

FIRrs AND FATAL AcClDENr.-About | I
O'Clock Friday evening Ere occurred in the dwell
ing house No. 10 Ludlow-s,., occupied by M Temp.
Aims. 1t appears that an aged lady, whose name our
reporter was unable to learn, was sitting by the
stove in her room when her dress accidentally took
IRE and before the flames could be extnguished
her body was almost burned to a crisp. The DANES
thus causing the alarm The tFemen were early on
the ground and subdued the flames before sny SER.
Gus damage occurred TO the building.
About III O'Clock Friday sight, a IRE occuuedm the
rgeing OF the new vessel lying at pier No g. Eas,
RIVER. The flames were extinguished very speedily
~ The promps arrival OF the hyemen, and before
much Damage occurred to the vessel
hfs broke out in the upper story of dwelling
aouse NO lo9 Canalst, al 10 O'Clock Friday evening.
several Companies were quickly on the spot, and
she Ere was eStinguished with little damage
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KING COAL. From Punch
da very high toll,

Otn Krxo Coal paid very hsh soh'
And very high toll pad ne :, n, - Tho
Ana Msn' n.,I;oash. calpee bowl !;
"ha' xah : ~,one that this should be 1.-THE people
.nS there g none whatever that can compare
To the sens of glustony.
Old King Coal paid very high toll,
And very high toll paid he ,o,o
And the city OF London eat up the ~"oi''
By consent Of the powers thas pc AZ cav, the
THIS Wont 90, .nis " shau no. 10, be lpeople
And We now declare we II no longer pear
Such monstrous ToDoery
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x BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. I'VE would
VAIN the public against giving money TO any person
bu, Elias G Jones, who as Agent of the Liberia Az
ricul,ural Association has subscription book, au.
thsnucated by the name OF Mayer kngslsnd and the
Ciiy seal. We have heard Of more than colored
person asking subscriptions IN aid Of said ASsocia-
tlgp
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GRAND LARcESY.-An individual named
UFiah Masaw was, Oh Thursday, arrested, charged
With stealing Jewslry and money to the value of
$50 so tom the Of Miss Ellen Killeliea a, No.
50 Rutgers-st., which he entered during the ab-
sence OF lis occupant He was taken before Justice
Tlmpton 10 whom he confessed ms guilt, and was
locked f.r
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Railroad Accident.

BosroN. Sathr day, Dee ., 1851
4 serious collision occurred on the Norwich and
Worcester Railroad on Thursday, between pas
senger tram and the Express freight train from Nor
wich. miles from Jeweit CIly. Both engines were
smashed TO pieces and the badly broken. There
were but few persons IN the train, and no one was
kiHed.
William Z. Stafford, Of Norwich, had his shoulder
dislocaied ard Joseph Eaton, Of Wilsonville, was
injured internally. Several Others were bruised.
The collision was caused by the reckessaess Of the
freight engineer
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The Forrest Trial.

10 IFS EdIIoTt az 7 e IfIOtNF.
/ wish to ask you and the public, why is
the reputation Of witness III Court so much
more precious than that Of the accused Also,
would ask-would ii not be well when woman u
subec, TO a criminal process that part OF the jury
should be of her own sex, that she might thus have
tender womanly sympathy to stand between her ana
the iron heel OF man on her heart sometimes At
most fear men are to be no Longer nnr pToi"niaS'
49, woNAx
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SENATOR Mason TIE Charleston South
en- Standard Of Dec g. says that Mr.. MAsoN wrote
letter 70 the Auxiliary Southern Rights Associs-
ton, of Charleston. Did II reason too strongly on
the nexpeeiency Of Separate Secession, TO suit the
taste OF r;le Committee We beg them, as favor,
To let Us have the letter Give US the letter pub
hS1
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The Weather In Nova Scotia-Change OF
Government &C,

HALIFAX, \. :, Saturday, Dee ., 1881.
The weather here has been universally severe for
the season. Scarcely any STOW has fallen, but the
winds are high and the air piercing The 4" Oldest
mhabitantr does not remember SO cod A winter.
Our Legislature Is summoned TO meet again on
the .sth OF January, for the dispatch OF business
Reorganization of the Government Is inevitable
the present does Eot satisfy even It's iEIenis.
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,Iarkct,-R.1ories " TsIegrsrl.

CHARLESTON, Friday, Dec &C. 1851.
CoTToN sales to-day $50 bales The weeks Trans
actions have been 3o3i bales 1t prices ranging from
ia Sc The market closes very unsettled at de-
cline Of ti,c. from the ighes point last week. The
receipts Of the week have been 1883 BALES, the
stock on hand, exclusive Of MAT on sAipsoard is
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LARGE FIRES.
Destructive Fire in Philadelphia.

destructive Fire in Philadelphia.
PH1ApELPHlA, Saturday, Dec. o., 1851.
A destructive FIRE broke out at o'clock this morn
ipg. in Harris Building, corner OF 9th and Chestnut
SITS. The flames spread with great rapidly destroy
ing the entire building together with several book
and music stores, and Parker's restaurant, In the
basement.
The flames spread to tha shakspere Building, on
the opposite side of 6thst, and adjoining Chestnut
St Theater which was also entirely destroyed, as
was also Browns Hotel and Harris building adjoining
on Chesnut-st
About O'Clock, the walls of Harris Building fsl
into the street. instantly killing two colored men
and severely injuring several fremen and police.
There also to fear that several other per
sons were killed, as the streets were crowded at
the time the walls fell
The entire block on the west side OF 6.h-st. from
Chestnut to Carpenter.st., is heap of runs.
Beside the buildings above-n named, JOhnsons law
and several other valuable stores on each
side of 6th-st and the north side Of Chestnuts are
entirely burned out.
Several other buildings on both sides Of 6thst.,
are much damaged.
The fire was got under at about nine O'Clock, this
forenoon.
1t is reported that police officer Johnson was killed
w w. Haley, ESQ., is missing, and. II is feared, was
killed by tile falling wall
The loss is roughly estimated at 100000
The heaviest losses fall upon DR.. Schenck, whose
establishment was entifely destroyed T. & T.W.
Johnson, law booksellers H. Blakeston, Getz &
Buck booksellers J. w. Moore, bookseller, and the
owners of several music, periodical and other stores
on 6th.st., all of which were entirely destroyed,
with their contents.
Workmen are engaged in removing the rubbish
from the streets, and in searching for the bodies OF
those who may have been buried under the fallen
walls
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The Southern Mail, Ac.

BALrIxoRI Saturday, Dec g., 1851.
The southern mall is through. but brings 10 news.
Tie weather here is bitter cold, and threatening
snow. Extensive preparations are making for the
procession IN honor OF kossuih
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The Weather,

ROCHESTER, Saturday, Dec. p. 1851.
The thermometer tins morning stood az O. below
zero-ise weather IN the isht was intensely cold.
ALBANY. Saturday, Dec g, 1851.
The thermometer ~ O'Clock this morning was a,
IL below zero.
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The Loss by Fire AT slane's Glass Works.

BosToS, Saturday, Dec. g, 1851.
The loss by the burning of slane's Glass Works, IN
South Boston, on Friday morning IS estimated at
$4,000.
The packing ware-rooms of Cams Glass-house,
adjoining. also destroyed, entail loss Of $4,000.
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SUSPICION OF GRAND LARCENY "A young
man named John Hynes was on Friday arrested on
sus picion Of stealing pieces OF broadcio.h while
On board the steamer Humoolt. Justice Osborn Will
investigate the matter this morning.
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Kossuth en- Route for Baltimore.

PHlLADELFKIA, Saturday, Dec. p, ISL.
Kossuih lief, here this morning IN special tram
for rsl,rorA
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
xxxud CONGRESS-. First Session.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Dec. u, 1881
The SENATE met this morning and Immediately
Adjourned there being only III members present.