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The Metropolitan HOTEL NewY ork, which is
to be opened in September, is the most extensive
concern of the sort In America. Its cost, it is
said, Will be one million of dollars. * is built
of brown freestane, is six stories high, and mea-
sures three hundred feet on Broadway, and two
hundred on Bruce street. It has one hundred
and seventy four windows on the former street,
and one hundred and twenty on the latter. It
will accommodate easily six hundred persona,
and, if crowded, a thousand, Each room is
larger than usual in such houses, and is fur
nished by pipes with hot and cold water and
gas. There are also one hundred baths It has
fifty parlors, and q magnificent bridal room,
whose bed cost S1200-the coverlet $500. The
| house will be three hundred and fifty. including
servants. The latter are to be dressed in livery.
| and while waiting on the table, wear white kid
gloves. No dishes are to be put upon the
tables, but the eaters are to call for what they
| want. The Day Book, from which we gather
these facts, says: Il
ssNot the least interesting feature of the
establishment is a steam engine which is turned
| to all manner of uses, from ironing shirt to
cleaning pair of boots, and cleaning your
teeth even, should you require it. 1t plays the
part also of a dumb waiter.
ga stout plethoric gentleman arrives at the
hotel, who is troubled with the athma, and is
informed by the civil host that every room is
taken short of the sixth story. He demonstrates,
and pleads his intrInity, and as o reply is re-
quested to step for a moment on o platform, and
presto as quick as a slight of hand of Professor
Anderson, he is thar. Down he comes again the
next instant, and is Immediately, at his own re
quest, booked. The principal use of the dumt
waiter, however, is to mount and descend the
baggage 50
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Louis NAPOLEON'S INTENDED M MARRIAGE. The
European papers contain various rumors of
Louis Napoleon's intended espousal of the Prin-
ces Wasa, of Baden, a lady of whom it is said
that she mingles in her blood that of the most
celebrated OF the Kings of Sweden Charles the
XII, Gustavus Vasa and Gustavus Adolphus, as
well as that of the celebrated Beauharnais fami.
ly of which Louis Napoleon himself is a scion
She is the daughter Of the Prince of Wasa, an
officer in the Austrian army, who was the son
of Gustavus Adolphus the Fourth, king who
was compelled to abdicate, when Bernadotte as.
sumed the sway. The mother of the Princess
was daughter of the Duke of Baden, who mar
ried Mademoiselle Beauharnais, niece to Jose.
phine, the Emperor Napoleon's first wife,
Hence she is related to Louis Nopoleon, whose
mother was Hortense Beauharnais, daughter OF
the Empress Josephine The fortunes of the
Beauharnais family are as remarkable as that
Of the Nepoleon family. An English paper,
whence We derive the above facts, says:
or the two children of the Empress Josephine,
the daughter, Hortense, married Louis Bona,
parte, King of Holland, and the history of her
descendants is now begnning-wh it will end
who can say' Her son, Eugene, became King
of Italy, and married a daughter of the King o
Bavaria, by whom he left two sons and tw,
daughters. The eldest son married Donna Ma
ria, the present Queen of Portugal, but unfor,
tunately died month afterward The othel
son, the Prince Of l4euehtenberg, married u
daughter OF the Emperor Nicholas, Of Russia
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HARNESS, ETC

MTEWARK, NJ. ,SADDLERY Ware GA
q House..-ANDREw c. BULL L CO., No Is Canal kl@&&
NewOeans between Camp and Magazine streets ~
Manufacuers Importers isApDLERY and
es Narneales Trunks Whips Skring Harness and Bride
er Hogskn SADDLERS TOOLS Trimming of every de-
sciipion at No. is CANAL STREET. rr,,.c
l.lyd&W ANDREW g. BULL & W.
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LACEY g. CO., 81 St. Charles street,
kgs BRANCH OF LACEY Il PHILLlPSS Gel IEBRATED HAR
NESS Philadelphia offering the finest and most
asilonahle HARNESS. SADDLES TRUNKS at
tf RAPAIltlNl SVNt1LY ATTENnEn TO. fe21 lyAW
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EAR. ROWAN'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
- BLACKBERRY ROOT-An Inf4ible Remedy for BOWEL
GoMPLAiN1S yz Cholera Morbus Summer Complaint DahA,
iy1 r. l., MASSEY,
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sg- PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No so Gayier st-S CO., (ate Robb Farban
New Goods from their and
oner to dealers
the Inducements and well selected
follows SADDLERY, Sadlery HARDWARE HARNESS, LEAIH
Err TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RUBBER
GOODS SADDLE, COACH. HARNEssI AND TRUNK MAKERS
MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS, etc.
tar Purchasers invited 70 call, sH en-
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who is determined to make him King rs soon
as soon as kingdom can be carved out for him.
Of the two daughters of Eugene Beauharnais.
the eldest is the Queen of Sweden; the other is
the ex- Empress of Brazil, widow of the once
famous Don Pedro She, though no longer an
Empress, yet lives very comfortably at Lisbon
with her daughter, now twenty-one years old,
who will probably some day or other likewise
marry King. So much for some of the char
acters in the great drama to be performed in
Europe, Of which the first act is now in pro-
gress.
CoNJUGAL AFFECTION. The Hen. Horace
NJ an, in his eulogy on Mr. Rantoul, related the
fo owing touching instance of conjugal affection
in connection with the last illness Of the de-
ceased
g Yet Mr.. Rantoul, even amid the agonies of
his disease, had lucid intervals. There were
convictions in his mind so deep-seated, and af
fections in his heart so strong, as to stand un-
moved by any tempest of delirium. On being
telegraphed respecting the illness of her husband,
his devoted and excellent lady, then in Massa-
chusetts, hastened to his succor She arrived
here at six o'clock Of the rnerning of the day he
died Instantly her voice wooed back conscious
ness and reason. He seized her hand in his, and
held it till he breathed his last. Even when his
mind wandered, this grasp Of affection was un
cenched. Death only relaxed It, gese
The swelling of the disease had closed his eyes,
and it was beyond the power of muscular con-
traction to open them He desired to have them
opened by mechanical means, that he might
once more behold the features and face whence,
for more than twenty years, the light of love
had shone down into his heart. Thank God, sir,
that. amid all the alterations and strifes and
hostilities which seem sometimes to flow out of
the human bosom, as though it were their natu-
raj fountain, there are also affections, sympa-
thies, tenderness and loves, which are insepara-
BILE from it; allied to it by q more congenia1 af-
Unity, and which we always may find there,
close as green to the verdant leaf or color to
the rase' - .,-,f-s- ~
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Harmony No. 49, s. of following the
officers JANIS BKsGs, W. p;
WIN S. MouNr R. S.; F. HoRNnFoR, R. 81 JAMES GovAs,
s.; HrNRY ALrMuLLKR, BARNES c. RoBT GREGG, A.
c.; JoHN MEYER l. S.; CoRNRlus GoLDEa, o. This Division
meets EVERY MONDAY EVENING, st TsmPcrsas Hall, ssss
Charles esrset
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Udcop Temple of Honor No. 5-Meets every THURSDAY
EVENING at o'clock Temple Hail. Tchoupou4s street
Officers present ending Oct 81 1852 THsAAs ERlssp
pKa W. A. R.; +. S. MoRsAH w F. r. R. PoLtAnp, W.
A. BKNpHR W. Vi JOSHUA Dow, W. IT,; j. b. PArrsoN W. G.
{. N W. W. S.
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Crystal Fount Division No. A, 8. of T.-Meets every
THURSDAY O'Clock at Temperance Hall, No. e ST. Charles
street for the ensuing W. \. ELs, S. H.
Baows, W. Al G. p R,Ha, r. ST. H. W EILs R. S.; Boora
j. S. HARns T D. w. BROWN, c. A, HERO, a. c.: Ws
WA1snN, |. s.; r. w. POWELL, .. S. iva
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DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
Congressional.

OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of
NEW ORLEANS,
~ With subscribed capital Of s1s,so is prepared receive
applications for -. -. -
at the office of the Company, No. 30 GRAvIER STREET
nsung with Interested the
divided among those who with the Its
the control Of the Trustees
Ts company established purely the mutual principal of insu
believe this subscription 100) offers ample
ty % the policy holders
portfolio company open alles orinspecsion
wiAhiug @ max with it.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
Incorporated April sie and declared dvhcnd oil DO per
Two Years Busiless.
Office No Gs CAMP ST., Grerer and Conmoo sts.
COMPANY LtFE lHSuhhScs ONLY
THIS organized sy for the protection of the policy
hold their families operations
National Benevolent ns'loD, conducted the most secure
did principles afordng for small annual paid during
widows children
k Al policy holders, whether for life shorter who
nu e Insurance tin DEATH participate the whole oil the profits OF
the
Creiiora of Debtors married woman
life her husbnd the sole bsneit and Of
herself and children, free rom the claims OF creditors
TRUSTEES:
Jonn S. Allison Isaac Johnson Edward Sparrow
i'm HAgau, Samu Richard Mccall,
Robert J. Ward, E. H. Barton, ]. Perkins,
Joseph Walker VIM. Mure Arnold Harris.I
DIRECTORS
T. .sewsli Thos c. Jenkins P.B Taylor,
Z Jelper Core, G. G. Strevsr,
M NJ Cohen, L. Spangenberg II. RhodeTali
sanuei Wolf John A.. Dougherty, c. NJ. Lutheord,
O. Wckhnm John Claiborne r. c. Arnstesd,
Gen. ". smi,h, n. c. Hall, r Ben
H. 6. Heartt L. H. Wngate.
Eow JEssKn CoxE Vice President.
4. J. WgpnsRsTRS, NJ D., Medical Board of
IL 3 Hranrr M actusy. ~ NJ cozss, Attorney
Bars No. Magazine street. Medical Examiner,
who will be at the Office daily from hafpas u to I'm
b the Charter only $4,000 is taken single life
S This Company prepared to entertain ior Lie ln6u.
Policies sill and heshy White and
Newfok London Offices and without
the South By the charter Dividends
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest and
available the extent OF OF their amount
whe!s the party has paid his premiums in full -
California Permits NewYork and London rates. Prospectus,
all information Life Insurance. and all
be had the Office of the Company
"a Extensive Travelling Privileges.
Gs5- Office hours, A. NJ. to Bpm.
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Union Division No. s. Of T.-neets every RIDAY EVEN
NGat o'clock, the Temple Hail. No. 229 Tchoupi,oua street,
W,P,, p H GARsEs,W Al MS9uAlTEE, R. S.; RosEsw!e,
DoSpLE A. c.; HueH GRAHAM, s.; A. LAMBkRr o. S. SICK
VISITING BRIeKYKR No. l2l Newevee;
JONI CouLrRR Common Maras
streets, jyl3
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Pelican Division No. g. orT-Me@essyery @ WEDNESDAY
ending Sept s 1885 Moru WP
II. E. BAILEY, W. All BJ WksT R. S.; PhospEa G.ErxTIE A.
MaSssS A. G. J. JsTrIER Isl JoHS BE9ws VISIT M
noa street. B. j. Wks roydras street, W G. of
Tenonptonas street, WM SMITH ST. Marc and Poyds
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nlL-Sperm, Whale, Lard, Linseed and Tan
~ nr Oil, casks bb Winter Spring Beached
saleby Ru7 j. II. CARTER co. IL Common street.
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a kAIS-25O sacks, in store and for sale by
" aul4 STONE Il WALWoRTfi Sc Tchoupi,oulas
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D0TATOES-136 sacks ex Jas Rabb, for sale
Il by STONE WALWoRTH, So Tchouponlas street.
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Cholera Cholera rbua bowels
It bas been used by numbers persons with the hghest a
on and physicians themselves the
valuable remedies known positively the diseases for
ta Sold by all the principal Druggc the United States.
E, D. BEACH, Sole Proprietor,
Apothecary and Druggist
sAns vi&w Hcuh
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MEDICAL CARDS.

hOCTORS A. C. &. L. HENSLEY, 46 Canal
4 u street iani 1y
shR. j. F. SEGUIN Office at Thos Rankin's
Drug Store, Camp Poydas Residence No.
IoI ayler street, of ST. Charles my3
ENT X. F. FRYER & W. A. WILLIAMS,
wv INDIAN DOCTORS, all cursble chronic
di--sses OF men, women an children.
tS Residence ard office, No. SO FRENCMEN STREET Third
District, SewOrieans, La je22 dkWf
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Died,

On Thursday morning August 10 Macp,IEv reject Of
the late Noah Wetmorc the 10th year of her age
The friends Of her IA mily ADD those Of her John
l. hrower respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral
from the Reformed Dutch Church in Ninth street
Broadway, this Saturday afternoon ut o'clock.
Prom assassination. WILLIAM TICK
Ills remains will be taken from Mr.. Weaey's. No SO
Elizabeth street. Sunday afternoon at o'clock for
interment. LIE friends and the friends of Peterson En-
gre Company No To- requested TO attend, without
fur discrimination.
In this city. Mrs. BaDoET McCA~r. wife Of Henry
Nc ANN native OF the parish OF Aghagallon, County
Antrim. ireland, aged ca years.
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral this Sunday afternoon at >
o'clock from her late residence No 23I Hudson avenue
Brooklyn
On Friday. August Is FERDINAND only son Of Christian
ana Rachel SchSarzwaelder aged l. years aud months
The friends and acQuaintauces Of the family are res
pee fully invited to attend his funeral from the resi-.
dcnce Of his parents No ii Henry street this Sunday
afternoon. at o'clock
on Friday. August 13, after painful illness Of two
weeks LILA iiESmyTTs daughter of Edmond q and X
Hubbard. aged year. mo nths aud ~ days.
Her remains will be buried from Mr. Browneys church.
Port Richmond Staten Island this Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock.
Chicago papers please copy.
On Thursday night August ~, Mrs. NARY GrpEox
rect of the late Jacob Gideon &C this city in the S2i
year OF her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully Invited to
attend her funeral this morning at 10 O'Clock from the
residence Of srs NJ A. Sands Forty second street Sc
ccnd house northeast fc Third avenue The nterment
Will take place AZ Harlem
On Friday. August ~, GEoRCE Il, ROBINSON youngest
Of Charles IL and A. NJ Robinson aged years aud
mouth
lis remains will be taken to staten Island on this sa
tuJoy) morning.
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- : go ...: u; y:I : ~
ssr DsIsury 1.ssI esyias sssy syssT b. =, sad
s!sd s,O6 dsh Avg slois.ssi sss.i. With slip
,..S;l. stewart sr,. HsK..,,. Liverpool s. day;
sss & s..s. 1:S y , :s
e.ps mice 4 =. . INN: e
letter in her fore sopss steering Jul, a. lon
from s.tiosre for Brs@.a1 ss iss q 50 ea 9s sI
changed signals wish Swedish brig boaad ", with pas
BAH John Con.y Smith, Narcotics. 20 days AID ai
SsssSs Cot Hs~ Hsv.. sosos ss fsass
days via Maya,ne. days. With molssos to Hosohkss
Eau Esss. isf Ss- H..sal wslsslss., Ponce Pr
ssn sG oas Ne Nav Haven
Hde 70 Esse Hazard. aug lat s. no. lon n 3d. p.s.ed
rhe has experienced light wads aad oalms durias
Bark william tot Bosto,) Phillips JeG,rso. days, with
iug eer 70 Massey Amber vessel TO master
to aonsh son. Asf'a f'i'fn'' ~ as''' WIN 'fa''
B.i. JSnn.on Porte c.ss via ao.. 10
BIis JoA ohm; alfred !of r.s.soa NJ Bsssd. Trniaaa
AVS len 70 81. Sns Iarshsi My cof w.rssai:
feonors tBrem,. Geerken. Trinidad. IS days. with
w rSsa ,s days.
Brig augliomo iPors). Lours Palermo, 70 days. with
Jssso Baker MaanIas Is days, with sugar. Mes
with IN arble, oil. SO, TO 0rinneH Mintura Il Co.
Schr Heroine. Reynolds, Rondout for Now London.
schr Irene (new, 60 tons). Haskn Port Jefferson.
Schr Unaine, PeaAeld, Portland, Conn.
S,hr Lawrence. johnson Portland Conn.
Sehr Victor, Crowell. Boston, days.
Schr Charter Oak, Kelly. Boston. 4 days,
Issss.
sloop Henry Cole, Portland. Coma.
Below.
One ship. and one brig. unknown
Sailed,
Ships Forbes Doaue Francisco; Margaret Merry
man, Acapulco; bark mary Norris, Prottsau, glasgow
Wind at SSW.
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Stock Sales.
StOcI

PHILADELPHIA August l3.-(Reported by Barker, Bso-
sssr, First Bolrda 50 GOO Reading Railroad g. 20
900 Allegheny City SIS b5, 9o4 1000 Kensng+on W.
" 6s s9 300 City Railroad 6's. 1914; 900 MoyamensiDg
6s 80 10 shares Morris Canal Preferred 99: 500 Long
slal Rsroad b. ~; 100 do cash IA; go do
read 45s: yicksburg Rarcad ao $50 do So TO- 50 sus
qoehaHu ah Canal b. - so do b. l3s 80 do b5 l3 80
Schuy kill Navigation I5 100 Norristo Railroad 49, 100
do lao scnuylkil Navigation Preferred 2s7s II! Do,
b5. p 100 Reading Railroad 46i anl Me-
chanes Bank 20 20 Bank of Pennsylvania 16 Beirccp
Boa.ds-loo shares Morris Canal ls3 400 do Ish; 100
erred h5 2ss 100 do % 2sa $50 Long Island Railroad,
Second Boord-s20o Allegheny County Railroad IS,
RaiiIos a. ls % Reading Rail.osd 49, $50 do 70
Sous kill Navi aton Stock Script 2s 81 Chester Valley
RRiiread h. 20 Is Schuykill Navigation Prsferred So
gond District 81 2eo shares vi;ksssys R,roaa o $50
erre 40 20 Morris Cansl b. 1877 40 Long Island Rail-
read rs Is North American Bank, LIZ. Market dull
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RsrDAv August Ie@P. NJ
Aams.-We only hssrd that 20 bSL were cold Of a
Wa six for Pots, and IS 80 - sex fss pearls,
BarADsruvrs Flour favored factors the budusss cor.
ssttng d IL roo bbs -mxed to fhr Western - SIX
81 o3x superans Canadian, IS 93x ordinary 70
straight State at . SIX ~; hvorits 0hio ohoics
common TO good old and Southern at 81 six "a
66k per bbl rye -four and corn meal remained the
the transactions In wheat LOO bushels Michigan
white at CSC go 1000 Ohio red at 91o 900 interior
Canadian DO. at $780, aud rs 600 Upper Lake at Csc
&C., the previous figures In rye 500 bushels at 77c
and in 81 900 bushels unmerch sBtabe At 64c
Co., and mixed western at 60 $780, domestic oats
procurable at 44c. 46fc per bu-hei
Corror-The market continues very firm, with sales
Of 900 bales.
FRrIeHrs.-Rates to Liverpool continued dull 1000
bbs said to have engaged at I'd but could
not ascertain by what vessel Grain and cotton
minal at Sd a3hd for the former and 3s a S. Cd for
the latter To London about $50 tons oil cake
gagged at ITS Cd and 10000 rough hhd- and light pipe
at Cos Brish vessel loaded with grain for
London at 3D. vessel chartered to load Mt Quebec
for London, at f5, zoos Rates TO California were
steady and freghts In good demand at 45c. S5c per
foot. There was alteration In rates for Havre.
Provisions remained very quie-the operations having
only reached 200 bills prime aud mess pork at $l74
Sa0 $50 bbs prime lard ct IL 40 per ID; $50 bbls old
and prime with new mess beef at So 50 $l1 and
S14k SS few hundred packages Ohio and State but
ter at 12c. l5c. aud l3c. l7c. with fair to prime
cheese at &c. a sc, per lib.
WooL Sales 10000 lbs fleece of mixed and assorted
qualities ut general range Of SAC to 4Sc 5000 lbs
pe rior pull. d. 40c 5000 lbs No l, do 34c cash 100
bales Mogadore. unwashed, 14c and SO bales COM
mon Smyrna, 14o, Elk months
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

COSrynfpiATrp CuANGE ~ Fms DisTRiCrs--The
Boa,a Of Ofoers Of Brooklyn Fire Department Con
noo6 OF the engineers and fortmen OF the different fire
oomprnes at eiiDs held last evening prepared the
fosipg report for preeentaon 70 The Common Council
praying for is adopton They recommend that the an
nexcd arraDgeme nts for day duty iron NJ 10 l.
} lie approved. VIZ
First district Engines /, 3, a, @. I, 13 IL and II.
Hore ] Snd 2. HOOK and Ladder and
Second Observation-Disclosures IL. IL To- 10 40 ana ~
Hnte and 3 Hook and ladder and
Third District Engines 10, TO- 10 is. and 49, lose
3 ilook and Ladder and 4.
rurth Disirct-EngineS 8. q q IL IL, and IL. Hose
!. Hook aud Ladder 2 and 3.
tnb Dittrct.-Ereines l. g. a. 5. 6, !, II, a. and H.
Hoe and 2 Hook and LADDER and
Nth District s-Engines /. q Q. L. g. O. :, IL Is, IL
10 y 10, and ~. Hose l. 2, and O. Uotk and Ladder
and
SEVENTH District -Epgnes s e. IL and IL which com.
paoe srt 20 run complement Of hose say eight lengths
Book sud Ladder 3.
The committee also recommend alteration or diyi
sion In the Fourth district say that portion Of Raw
mcrd street Che ntTe length oi said street 10 bc
kDosn and designated the Seventh district Tho me-
tboc for striking alarms Ia said districts ~ al pres
ent vb the exception ~ the First which shall be deSo
Bssfd by striking one at intervals aud in genera
sis m continual ringing.
Ilou, RoHnrny : Thp house Of Mr.. Nathaniel Gilman
NJ TO- Washington street robbed 4 q number Of
ntabie articles time during the past week while
It ismiJ absent IN the country On coming home
lot evening The found that every drawer and
cloet In tie h1ufe htd been faptacked II + yet
kros how much wa taken but there T. no doubt that
~ hundred collar worth was stolen The entrance
o. ars 70 have b, 81 made through the back door.
'wE 6UNnAY L.. "a MrETINc TInE GERMAN
Chs Vs.. mretife a The German citizens Of Brooklyn
Last night hold the City Hotel 20 take into
bottsuon The ordnance lately enforced prohibiting
bandty trhe The meeting numbered about hity, and
wht lretoed over ~ CHARLES Iabross Esq and speeches
wei' Drds by several gentltmsn series 81 resolutions
wGf heopieo aud commit 81 two from each ward
vffe agP,Dfa 70 creuao petitions pisyng for the
Pea - ss'o law III proceedings were conducted In tae
lcg LANGUAGE,