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DROADWAY THEATER.-DOORS

broadway THEATER.-DOORS
bopen at6B; TO commence att ocloek-Priees OF Ad-
mission To Dress Circle and Psrquet 90 cts Family GU
Third Tier. 2S Gallery l2f cts Private boxes,
g. and 81.
THIS EVENING, Feb -, will be performed the Grand
Romantic Spectacle In three acts, entitled
FAUSTUS OR THE DEMON OF DRACHENfELs
Dyottl Adne. Madame Ponsi
Previous TO which the Farce Of
BETsEY BAKER.
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q p. CLIFFORD, late Of California, Is
". informed that his wife arrived ia the steamship
Georgia and Der residence be found by applying at the
OF ce OF he Irving House. lOf 81
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A MIDDLE-AGED Frenchman, who
A RESPECTABLE GIRL wishes to o.

tain situation With very respectable family. 10 a
good washer and rOner. Has objection 10 90 short
distance in the country. Good city reference given Cas-
be- seen for two days 81 81 Laurens-sL If It.
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NEw-YoRK, Feb II, 1851
r. Notice.-JOHN TOM and DICK understand that
one Of The GLOUC ESTER family IL betrsying the people
ofcolor The Free States He has commenced 10 Phils-
depha and would advise the citizens OF color Ia New
Yofk TO be ON their guard for the thing may
her and should This be true We hope he will have good
cause for leaving The United States In haste IT, JACK.
W ship Alert-Fcr san Rrnncisco.-Shippers
viii please have al their Freight on board al Pier s. North
River before SATURDAY, 18th. and send Bills of Lsding
70 the Office for signature. L. B. SUTTON CO;
lf lws "a Wallst
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no0KKEEPlNG. ARITHMETIC. &c

sbuorouhy .aus4, bs ". RENViLLE. % Broad
ss1 Fsci siud,rt separately and carefully Instructed.
Impaired ID hln Oeen dsy and evening. Terms nod
az Us In
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viii be- held on THURSDAY EVENING, al the Hall
Henst cor Catherine al Y O'clock to pay discount and
10 receive new members Those DESTROYS Of dividing
profits on purchases they make, will do well to attend BY
order OF the Board III IT.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

COMMON COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGS.-A sta
I'D meeting Ofthe Beard took place Mcudsy evenus Ma OF
srvsh IN the Chan. Among the business brought 10Y warn
y lie following
Pose Co No ga resolution ~ss adopted autherzns
e ccnsracsOr Of hosting apparatus and closets n Tue
soase u Eose Co. NoS
The Ce't,-s % ;AS Slsresst CogYi Rocs A resolution
vas scopted directing the Committee LANDS and Pisce
- t1snne the ceilings 81 the supreme Cours Room AID
Noai Gu Chsmter and II found insecure have ne same
Syecled A. speedily p,s~be The sessions o the Court
~ oyer erd feTDiitr have been hed IN tho Gevern,rs
Ven suunk he present term N Consequence Of the de
Ncfs seese alluded 20.
Asssssverts for 6rdaRg Par'SS A resolution wSs
Hopel that the Commissioners appointed TOT tho purpose
ooeea IN aypcItiouipg and assessing the expenses ior
xs0nS and paving lnlSy - from HAniton sy 20 Broome
~ and stluasr fToRi HvIlls to De kSo. az The e.
aasd exense foJ Inlay - - eco 40 and SSilmanr
Wster for B-cotys The rercn OF the Committee TO
Nnem thus matter referred has hesn leoAef t with
soeraeie e1Ie'y some 0f the particulars the nves-
Nsss,ons Msde by the Engineers. Messrs. Nc Alpine
~nu = JARVIS. having teen made public TIE Comtnu-
~ westhtei their Report and aso ,he Report Of The Es
aseu oe,a o. which OF length. The Report OF
recommends Bringing the wafer 10 the city
conduit &c Be built snch level sod line Will
saoe nearest 20 the streams which have been
sSerAee With Wow of etpishlng good and sufficient
setpy The Committee nesded the adoption Of tho
cpeH Of the Epgtueers. which estimates the Of the
xoh $3.50 cte-snd that the subiec, bs LAID before
people fer their decision Tue Reports we're accepted
80 eeon he table, spd Lee copies ordered be printed
- ssss The special order Hr rext meeting.
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The Weather,

TUESDAY, DEC, ~ 7, VI
BuFrALo.-Barometer a9.01s thermometer p II
IS a tar and pleasant evening, With west wind
ROCHESTER Is a very cold night, with the wind
west. 1t showed little to-day. Thermometer IS.
AUBURN 1t is cloudy ami dull evening, with a
slight tail of snow Wind west. Thermometer IL
SYRAcIsE.--The sky is dark snd cloudy. Ii
showed considerable to-day. Wind sos.A ~ss.-
Thermometer 10.
Urea The sky is very cloudy. but there Is mud
olItb-wes. wind. Thermometer ~.
kIB,NY.-If is a clear and oeauti vi night. Wind
olth-west Thermometer IS barometer $4,000
mercury o..
TRoY The weather Is clear and mild. The wind
which is variabl Is now north west. Thermom-
etGT 81.
QUrBsc.-It has been a clear and pleasant day,
" tt iheyu ometer degrees above zero. Barometer
% OS0 Wind northwest
The SouTH.--Snow fell at Charleston and savSn'
uah On the 18th. for the hrst time IN over twenty
Years
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Latest Intelligence.
fay rsrsowArm FROM LONDON TO LrvEsrooLl

fay rKlvowAru FROM LONDON LIyERrooLI
LONDON, "Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1851.
The Times says, the suspension OF fidw
.s,fnc q sons, Eas and West India Merchants, was
announced Yesterday Liabilities are not sup
posed to be very large.
The amount of specie taken out By the Brazil
Mail on Monday was rather greater tnan expec.ei-
ahe total being fi5s 0C0-oi which tlOO,NO ior no
de Janero- fsc 900 tor River Plate, and t2'eVo for
Madeira , ,..,
FRaNC1.-A wealthy proprietor at Nut
Cote dor has been sssassinatej
The houses OF the wealthy Legitimsts at CaheS-
sery Harsut were entered on the c.h ins' and the
proprie,ors asssssinated
Al Breziefs several OF the principai Pefsonsges OF
che town had been murdered
IL 10 said Marshal Jerome Bonaparte has written
stormy letter 90 the President entreating nun ROT
60 establish 6espo &c authority, but 10 call Con-
PARIS, Tuesday, Dec. y, 1851
A decree appears tor the transportation
70 Cayenne Algiors Tor term, from TO ~ years
OF all persons subjected 10 the surveillance OF the
high Police, who have eelonsedto secret soclehes;
The Banquet which Was 10 have been gwen at the
Hotel-de Vile on the 10Th December will not take
ylace
The S,ecte reappesrs this morning.
Paris BouRss-FVes, @6o Thiees. 81 90.
Parts appear tranquil, and the disarmlng Of the
National GUARDS is proceeding without irpedimont.
The accounts ffom the Departments are necessarily
Aof an yarfs character. Pour more Representa-
x,ves OF the Mountain have been arrested.
Col. Tregfo, commanding at Hsvre, has declared
On an order OF the DAY, that the Chamber OF Com
merce Of that town has violated the Consiitative
Law Of its existence by expressing its opinion O! the
Address Of the Executive. lie intnates that II the
chamber Of Commerce mixes itself up with politics
ne will dissolve t.
Gold is 4s ~ cent dearer in Paris than In Lon
con, and So ~ cent Gearer IN London than IN Ham
kurgh. The former IS merely nominal
The Exchange between England and America is
nall. a IN tAN nj
pro6, on the importation Of Gold from the United
t$aleS
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Great Fire

CASAnDAIGUA, Tuesday, Dec. 23-s p. VI.
FIRE broke out about | O'Clock this morning, N
the rear of the Telegraph building, caused It is sup
posed by a barrel of potash, The flames soon com
ipuncated TO the adjoining woodshed. belonging TO
tie X tlIoad Company, and the eating house aria
cent also to the Cansndagua Hotel ali OF which
were totally destroyed.
The IRE then crossed the track, ana oestroYeu the
ElmIra and Canaudagua Railroad Depot, and num-
her OF other houses The house OF J. q. Phelps was
in great danger but fortunately the wind changed,
ara II was saved.
The loss is veIlousy estimated from twenty 70
fifty thousand dollars
Most of the furniture of.he hotCl Was saved. The
insurance as far as could De ascc,aued, was about
Sc coo.
The Telegraph office J. entirely destroyed
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CITY ITEMS.

Tgr OPPOSITION PRIMARY MEETINGS.
Our opponents Lad quite lively time at thor Primary
Meetings last evening" held between the hours Of Nd
O'Clock
DECIDEDLY the funniest meeting that held 1T mimnss.
No 20 Greenwich where elevated crb with steps.
was fixed side u the ball alley, Two tcksss we're
IN the field and most stng contest ~ased between
the opposing fsctions,
ir the xh Ward the voters stood bu. little chaaos u
her the being entirely
There considerable sport IN Of the Upper wssas
W. have the Dslsgaesfom all the wsds bat the XII
IL she General Committees and tho Congressional Cssvss
tors which are compelled so omit With VARIOUS ssasr
WaueTs
Mas. EMMA GiLLIsGBAn BOsTwIcK.-
IL = ced that this vocals. will commence
her second series Of soTess Muces on Frdsy nert u
Nibo's CcnceTt Saloon. II IL SAID that the sasscfpssa
.t flng up rapidly We can wish her no greater So
cess than that which attended her first series Pioe. ne
celebrated 10 appear tAs oceaoa hlse Honnas. -
Pianist, and others The programme Is very attractive
and we sxpsc. fc house for the eommshcensAt Of Ne
second series.
~ Prof. Bronson will not visit this city,
Phladelphia, &C., but once month during sss
winter TO enable him ;he sooner 10 sss oss AZ
Work on the Eyes, &c
rF The ALLEGHASIAhs give conCWs
=, tho Tabernacle mex. TUESDAY evening
+ Il Dewitt d Davenport have Just pub
u,hed "sign Lettering, Lettering in Relief, and
shado~ing. reduced TO a system. BY J. J. Reid,
Painter
CT The Semi-Annual Examination OF
Ward School No. 20, John J. Doane, Principally n
the Fifteenth Ward, will come of to-day.
r. Last evening, about . o'clock, ire
eu,r.s 10 The cellar under the grocery store u c.
Nancy Nos " ard 60 Pine-st The fAnes wore exiA
sul.hsd before ssy maternal damage was aons '" 'ne
building
CougT CALEgpAR-This Day.-SUPERioR
CorRTNos 7ss ses. 80, ti2 49, al. zii ga. ~. IN.
isI az 70 ~, ifl. 40 70 az
Advertisement. - PHoSoesAPHy, OR
yrRR.rrN RLPogrrxG.-Mr T.. Webster's day class
in pborosraphy viii commence on Weonesday'tDc
c,mber 24,j az - O'Clock. Evening class AZ
o'cloek in Clinton Hail. corner OF Beekman saa
Nassau-sts. AL persons VINO WISH 70 JON '''"'
class are requested 10 be present.
NIBLo's.-The new Pantomitne VI .no
con,nys Cif, ia 70 be acted for the frs! time a.:
sensrs n RES bsep months In rehearsal ana WI
49, ss,ssicto,y R.yei piece OF shs sezssn. ne
=. 49," $500. urefen. or appropriate chrirmas
mr. ~" hs ne than ticket 70 see Nei@s hos
CAY novelty
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Wire Dcfalcation-ETp lcs on OF a steam Boiler
and Loss Of Life.

BoSTos. Tuesday, Dec %. 1851.
The Brooks Building IN Csnbrideepoft, chieny
occupied by workmen IN Davenport Bridges lac
tory Was burned down last night
j " Brad lord, book keeper for Mixer & Ptman,
oil dealers IL Mlk-st, mas absconded, being de-
iaulter for So 90.
A steam boiler used in heating the City Almshoass
al Deer Island, exploded this morning While tue
wokmen testing Us capacity TO hea the oniia'
ing by means Of ste am pipes. The Engineer, mos.
were IL iured, but The woikmen employed IN the
kitchen over tie boiler were some OF them hurt ne
building was shaken 10 It's foundation, and the boiler
which was In the basement, Was thrown consider
able distance The Overseers Of the Poor and Coro-
ner Smith have proceeded to investigate the matter
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Destructive Rire-Arrival of che Isabel frsm
Havana.
BAlrIsoRE, Tuesday. Dec -. 1877

BsLTIsORE, Tuesday. Dec - 1851
On the i9th inst the ex8Rsye coach factory OF
w. 5 Gay. together with some other properly, vas
cesiroyeC ty tire al Charleston. The loss Is about
$4,000
Snow fell at Charleston and savannah on the 18Th.
Ter lie first tine n over 20 years
The stesnSr Is,cel arrived at Charleston on the
5th inst. from Havana EXCOnsul Osen was
smong her passengers Judge Sha sey, his success
sor arrived out st Havana on the lsta inst in the
fhi'sce'phis Her LeNs has been anticipated By
the Geoigis
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LATER.

A secoad edition of The Times Of the 9th,
reported ,hst' Prince de Joinvile and Duke d'Au-
male had gone TO Belgium TO raise the standard
oi revolt against the military usurPation OF Louis
Napoleon All things quiet in Paris. Com
Thos APP. Catesby Jones had been severely
wounded on the Boulevards-lost finger. leg
broken, and foot disabled
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British Brig scotia Ashore.

Bosros, Tuesday Dec %, 1851.
The Brush Brig Scotia from BOnare for Boston,
went ashore last night IL thick snow storm on the
rocks rear Boston Eight, and filed with water She
will probably be q total loss. Crew saved cargo
325 b OF salt.
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PANS, Monday Evening

A Socialist instruction has placed Clancy In the
occupation of 5000 of the factous but the military
sorce now moving Oh the place, supported by nu-
erous artillery will suppress the Disturbance
shere, as we'll as at Cspesian and BeneIs.
The accounts nom the other departments are gen.
orally favorable.
Paris IL perfectly quiet
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Miscellaneous.

La Patr,e says Two journals of Lon
dom The Nc~xng Chronicle, and The Globe after It,
publish, relatively TO the acts OF the Government,
and the facts OF the 81 Of December the most Odious
and most absurd calumDies We are authorized to
give to these two Journals whose Introduction into
france has Just been forbidden, the most complete
consr sdicson ,sensnti) We learn that the cores
pondents have received to-day an order to quit
France.
The cavalry regiments quartered at YER
sales were ordered TO march TO Paris last evening".
They arrived after 10 O'Clock las. night, singing in
Nous alons ia guene.
Nous aarons do G 1uage
Vno fEmperou
The press is completely submitted to the
censorship. All journals obliged 10 send their
pYools for revision 20 the Minister who has wbatey
fr he thinks not fit for the public eye, struck out
~ According to arrangements entered
INTO by M. KOssuth during his stay in England, a
military engineering school has been established, 70
1each Huussris officers resident Ia London the art
of military engineering
~ The BourgOgne of Macon, OF Nov.
Is, states that the condition OF NJ. dc Lamartine
sti continues the same, no sign OF improvement
having vet appeared. lie continues to suffer the
mos, violent pain and there every reason to fear
that he will be prevented from taxing any part IN
politics for great part OF the winter
ry-A letter from Venice of the 22d ult.
states that Count John Louis Tedeschl, Count Mon
xanafi, ma An'onio teOis11i, hau Veen Hicu W
court martial the first for b. ing circulated sedittous
writings, calculated TO produce a new revolution
and the others for having aided and abetted them
The trial Of Count MOntapaIi had been suspended
for want of legal proof. Count Tedesch had been
senenced 70 eath high treason and Pedrazza 10
hard labor for ave years. Marshal Radetzky had
committed the sentence Of the Count to lnprison-
snent for 10 years fortress and that OF Pedrazzs
60 imprisonment for three years
The FRleATE INDEPENDENCE IN DANGER.
A severe and prolonged storm occurred in the Bay
of Nsplse in the latter part Of November The Brit
ish man -ofw war steamer Fnebrand, and the United
States frigste Independence, were exposed to great
peril for "a hours, as the wind set dead ON shore, and
though four anchors were ont from each, the ships
dragged considerably The Frebrand got UP steam,
IN case Of the last emergency but the independence
was compelled only to trust TO her cables aud an-
ehors and il they bad given way, nothing could have
saved her Fortunately, the eXeTtions of the crews
of both those gallant vessels proved successful and
Ehey cut rode the gale
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FLORIDA.
he ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Condemued

BALTINORs. Tuesday. Dec %, 1851.
TBs JIoksorrilis News. of the 18th, says: We have
iust learned that the United States Court, az s. Au
justine, / ss condemned the steamship Psmpero, OF
cuban notore,y, under the Neutrality act OF ISIS.
and also unceT the Revenue law. She Will be sold
IL n the 2tlh January
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GEORGIA.
y.,aI Railroad Accident

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Dee. y, lsol'
Two children Of DR.. Win, Of Georgia, were
killed as they ricing III Carriage, by me Ma
con cars on the 18th Inst. Two others were NOR
tsIIy In iursd and Mrs Vim Was badly hurt. Inc
driver Of the carriage, who was drunk al the 'ime'
was also killed.
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MARYLAND.
The Southeru Mails,

BALrIMcRE, Tuesday, Dee. ., ls5L
The Washington tram this morning brousm 'nIee
OF the Mails as far South as Savannah.
The Southern Mail brings New-OTleans dates 70
tie 18th Inst. leaving two mails stu due
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KENTUCKY.
It.n,x CLAW. Re.iguatien.

LoursviLLg, Tuesday, Dec % Io'I
Hon. Henry Clsys le'er, restslDs s &c. v s"s
tucSy Ifsisis,ure to-day. ~hen they passed reso-
,r,,c' q 20 siec, Senator on Tuesdsy uerf
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MEXICO.
The southern Maii-The British h.u-sf"War
of Vera Cruz.

D.LrINoRE, Tuesday, Dec. q, 1881
tn, W1sAangtoR Telegraph to-day states tnat the
preserce OF the British meI-of.war of Vera Cruz Is
10 enforce the psyment Of the Mexican Bonds, and
IN he event OF refusal Vera Cruz is to be blocksded
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Marke,.-Reportci BY Telegraph.

CIScISsArI, Tuesday, Dec. y, 1881.
Hoes are selling to-day at - S5di Us. The whole
number arrived is 2i3,Oc0 against 800 900 at same
date last wear. Provisions are quiet ana unchanged.
sight ExcHASGB on New-York Is tai " cent. pre-
MUM
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


BOsrOs rue;dsy, DEC q sd,
In Woliboro' N. II The hocsS o. "m IeoseSs
wss burned ard Nr Tebee,S seRpr, perisa~i IN
the flames. HIS ~ite ana two sons we're ressuod
from sufocstou q state of insengoiIty. oaush-
81 snd lD',st we're badly frozen, hAvlas escaped
nom the ere In their night clothes.
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NETWORK.
Capture Of Knickerbocker. the Escaped
Convict.

LocKroRr, Tuesday, Dec. %, 1851
KIickerbockeT, the murderer, who escaped from
all at Buffalo, on the night OF the s2d, was arrested
At Sulphur Springs FIVE miles west Of this place this
afternoon.
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49, xvrstes. loss on the part OF the o,s@.
- Th1rsosy was on Toe bouesA'" " T,srsno.
%. uoutsrguei. Rue Montmar'fe: n U.;s
ns,ns- Rue 81. Mery, and tue Porte 81 De"'e -.
Tn,sv-s,e bodies were found IN one nS SG,,,on
r,,dsv n ornips In the Grsnsmeo suees -. w.. .,,lI
- ,hose that had been removed anu Ooa' - leafs
"a h. seeo Al the doors Of nany houses la Wv
just named. a,uv NJ about 100 100 men,
I'D ,hsrs .rs no. less than l0u guns EXCLUSIVE VI VIC
torts
tn. Arressed Hungarians, In Hsisteiu-
IRE rumor circulated from Hamburg that
p.,,ctv the HUNGARIAN arrested at Rendsourgh, hal
zen erccuted is not confirmed but he IS sun ul1ei
syrea TIE AAge,neS.e ZeitaHs states 70 a. ms Ieh
s.ue IL Pterineer, and thai he is from Gross Nan
,schka ia Hungary. During the war ne MAS az
s.rhed to the staff Of General Benz, and maze the
ssmnsi0n of SiebeL burger, % which ne wrote DC
.cy,nt,ye work. Alter the capituat'on OF Comofn,
tho1gh he did not belong 20 the garfson ne reserved
~Symisson 70 emera,e 20 America unter Ine mans
~ Pstschi which is also attached TO his book lie
.sme "a Hamburg and resi1ed :heTe some time, re-
s,yny carte de stj0ny one Of the citizens giving
.sc,,rIty for hiw He aherward resided IN London,
nyussels and Peste, from whence he had Just arrived
srhep he was arrested. the authorities must have
zen aware OF his plans AZ emiSsary. since notice
wss te,esrsphed TO Hamburg the moment he crossed
The German frontier He - described as highly
educated man, bot "uI practical" The attempt
made by him to work on the Hungarian soldiers OF
ne Austrian garrison IN Rendsourgh having been
Traced u the revolutionary centre OF Paris. has
doubled the vigilance OF the police
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Cougr CALESpAR-This Day.-SupEmoR
corRTNos 7ss ses. 30, ti2. as al. zfi ga. a. in
lsI, az 70 ~. 81. it3 70 az.
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IAdyertiseInent. - PHoNoGaAPHY, or
yFRE.rrN RLPoRrrxG.-Mr. 4. Websters day class
IN Photography viii commence on WeonesdsytDc
c.mber 24j az 10 O'Clock. Evening class a. .
O'clock. In Clinton Hall, corner Of Beekman saa
Nassau-sts. All persons VINO wish 70 joh e''ho'
class are requested 10 be present.
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10 '"~'-' - = =
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CT The Semi-Annual Examination OF
Ward School No. 20, John j. Doane, PRINCIPALLY -
the Fifteenth Ward, will come on to-day
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r. Last evening, about o o'clock, ire
occurred IN the cellar under the grocery store u
Nsmsy. Nos " and 90 PiDe-st. The nAaes were entm
sai.hsI before asy maternal damage was done u tne
tuc!fg
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NIBLo's.-The new PantomiIne OF sne
Conurors Gil, is 70 be acted for the nfs, a@s .n
evening. It he's been months ~ ~ ~, .essea Ne
VOC 'srsssb. ,rsfen. or appropriate ChIis;mss
~" .I ss me than ticket 70 see Seo's nosA-
dsy a0vcty
The New York herald., 1851-08-02
CITY TRADE REPORT.

FsIDAV August i-5PM
AsHK. were insnimate. We heard of only W bbls
pearls being tsks N. at s. 60; and pots at s. i2.
BREADsrrrrs An extensive business vas transacted
in Flc" during the day and price. Of all descriptions
remained veiy arm. The sales were over 1850 bbls
chiefly to shippers and consisted Of uninsyecte at
$50; sour, at 50 5oa ~ 75 supernns No. at 81 0s
50 s1k mixed to good Western With ordinary 10 fsyo
rite state at - ~ 1sl; round hoop Ohio at 81 i2a
~ lss purr GeDesee at ~ Is - "a 4: fancy Ohio at
- III 81 ~; fancy Genesee and extra ohio ct ~ 81
30, and extra Genesec. at s. . 50 Canadian vas I'm
d. mand and about 30s bbls ordinary in bond found
buyers at 81 IS s42 -. southsrn nearly nominal;
20 bbls mixed 20 straight brought 81 Is 81 g ~ and
fancy, ~ 81 IS % =. Rye -four ruled frm, at s. a.
Corn meal wa- in iew hand and wanted a, 81 81
Tor state tsei for Jersey aud 80 II for Brandyune
hecf continued abundant and favored pure only
slOo bushel. Gepesee white purcha--d At 81 Al
o3i and $50 bushcis Canadian, pat Doe In bond
Ry nsined scarce aud quiet ~ II We Oafs vcrs 10
active request. without change In 1xures. Cara "a.
vanced little snd ess freely offered about CO 900
bushels damaged and heated we're dspo--d o. At Is
&c mixed Western, at % 5ehe; and rouzd Northern
yellow, at IS 5ec.
CoFrsr exhibited more animation st full figures The
sales amounted 70 1s4Z packets otJsvs (by auction
At IL. s12c.; leo bags Msrscabo at 100 Porto
Rico and Jamaica, 81 Pa asa.e.; and 90 "a Domin-
20, at SC.
CorIos.-The sales rrech 1000 bale. With a steady
market from the absence dpressins parcels We con
tinue our quotatious-
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