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sewir {. machines-.rive y.rIrtscs-For S.,v.

irg Leather and all cloth fabrics practical in
nsarly town in New England. doing the
eight to twelve persons and mairg average saving
from 81 to So day Prices from $40 to $780, Descriptive
pamphlets mailed upon request.
GkoyER, BAKER & CO., 81 Chambers street.
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will sell this day, at Oh o'clock, at No 10 Nassau
street OF Pine street CONSISTING
wood suite, covered in brocatelle and stuffed
with tho best Of hair, made to order, and warranted
for year, Whore sofa two ete tetes chair
sewing chair and six chairs also rosewood
suite in hair cloth, do. in French cashmere walnut
bcokcacs ladies' secretaries spring chairs
sofas, extension tables &e. Sc Also fine line of oil
Iantng in gilt frames of them very ne the
atcrs Also, fifty assor ted brands very
choice Also twenty five csdsr and camphor ehett The
wksle Of the above be sold peremptor close invoice
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rs Cure for Fever and Agne.
The Golden Aye of Medicine commenced


with the Introduction o. Dr. Moises nvgorating elixir
rdis. Ma aides for deemed incurase vanish like
in, omparab restorative It's history history facts
arecord Of cures, which II IL US impossible deny ia to
be ai,h and disease. The dav Oh which Dr. Morse amid
che barren wds of Arabia Petra lighted upon the herb
from which the inyigor,sing elixir and cordial derives it's
New Sra 10 Phsrmacy.-The diseases which are era.
Of s ~ snu s n
varieties for its effects developed upon tie very
store to the organization enfeebed by suffering ygor
necessary enable it to make powerful er to expel the
srtiseptc qualities ectns upon the fluids the
body regulating their flow, and expeng vrus which
in,e system while it increases its vital force There i.
depletion to be followed by the subsequent exhibition OF
building the strength appetite and NniSal spirit Of th
yaa proceeds pa tassp md wne ne eoaaa is cured
rom dies is stroaser than ever y
The property Of hundred remedies in TIE Ma.
NURsEs Invigerating Lixir and Cordial; and it would
require Of the ordinary medicines such
stomach could contain =" emnody half of the
bottle of this preparation For all diseasesand
e e BRAIN o wi hese
dies rise tho elixe ard cordial Is remedy upon which
may be PLACED iced L. ea
and supernduees degree Of tranquility in tho nerves
and Sssrya ~ @ stnp owaTas
prescribe in of neuralgia tremor tic doo
sn II M estaasee pp
albug sierra orpor OF the secreye
ternent fvers mental prostration, headache,
general debility jaund dice want OF appetite cont cation,
&C. and for all tie disorders which hsrrass and de-
The popularity elixir increases daily for every
bottle advertisement and patient who has
For sale by cHARLrs ii. RING l92 Broadway, to Shom
al orders must be sddessed Price So bottle two for
So six for $2 Sod by druggists throughout the United
States.
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WANTaD-IN A SMALL FAMILY, A FIRST RATE
W cook, who has good recon ndations and under
stands perfectly cooking in the English and French styles
None others need apply. apply Saturday next July
ol at ii O'Clock A. H., at No. Bowling green third hoor
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ENCUND.-A LOT OF COUPON BONDS, NOTES AND
checks The owner have the same, by applying to
u. HORTON, IS Beaver street.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

-~.-oS--e--y s>->> ss>S~~N~>~
TNHE MESSENGER OF GOD WILL PREACH To-
Il morrow, Mt r. NJ, ut No 169 Bowery. the stu
Of the Judgment OF the Great Day. that
about opening tho world All true Christians
to hear him.
THE REV. DIR. sMYTH, or CHARLESTON s. c.,
will preach IL the Canal street Presbyterian Church.
Of Green street 20 Mt halt past O'clock
A. NJ and halfpast three o'clock, r. NJ Tho public are
respectfully invited to attend.
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yNM d. JONES, AUCTIONFER-BY JONES 4
w HENRY. store No Is Spruce street-Mortgate sale
this day a. 1870 Liberty by virtnc ola chatei mort
will se this day at II o'clock the contents OF
taS together with the household furniture ~ bids
srd bedding 80 chairs 800 empty bottles. &c Also the
jease the house n and nine months
lat Of August 1888 Mt the yearly rem. OF 500 per annum
subject to quarters rent due the LIST Of August 1853
HAEMANN EiCKE. ATTORNEY for Mortgagee
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WANTID IMMEDIATELY--AS NURSE, A RESPECT
able and steady 10 take the entire charge OF
young infant she must havo had experience and be tho
roughly capable. The best references, required Apply
and th avenues.
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WAEIED-BY A RESPECTABL YOUNG WOMAN
w situation rs ohEmbermsid, to Ia a of Oh
drsn do plain sewing Inquire at her present place.
, % Crosby street.
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STOLEN GOODS.

SIOLkLN 0SUUDSs
nFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICEMEN YORK,
" July 2S 1858 Owners wanted for the following
goods supposed to be stolen Two pieces of fancy vesng
Inquire at the flee Of Chief of Police Also Mt the Fourth
werd station house gold fob chain and SEAL da
nond secure breast pin
GLO. W. MATsELL Chief Of Police.
ST0LFN-GOLD WATCH AND KEY, ON THE 18Th
- instant, from II Carnno street. The watch is de-
tached lever iull ewed, To 'ias maker, Liverpool
Mr. s75 The key Ia square sided with sky blue stone
reward will be paid for the articles and ques
lions asked returned te J. WRIGHT IL Camia street,
box $50 Post Off &c, to L Elmendorf, Dr.
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WANTEp-A SMART, TIDY GIRL To DO GENERAL
w homework She must be good washer ard iconer.
Apply Mt No. 2i2 Ninth street.
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VAN Ueusen's ImpfOveh Wnhpenc.- Tee
visitors at the depot No. 1913 Chambers
street daily attest the of this hair prepare
ton renewing decayed hair and changing to its or
nal color The inventor would respectfully refer to the
fol owing various other In proof of its
unquestonsb BE merits:Rev G. Tappan, No 07 West Six
teepth street s Wilcox No l2s Nassau street; Mrs n.
Sfivers No "a Chatham street. Doctor WIN. Mosher, No.
4A Broadway; VIM J. Boggs No. 60 Wall street.
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WANTED-A COMPETENT UPuOLSTERER, ONE
who can do carpet and curtain work the best STYLE
to 20 into the country east Of New York, In pleasant
and healthy city to whom good wager will be paid Apply
Immediately 70 kelly FkRGU6UN, 2csh Broadway.
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WANTED--A COMPETENT CLOAKAND MANTILLA
w maker To superintend the same to whom steady
poymans and liberal wages will be given Apply to VIM
Brown, $50 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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yVANTFD--A WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH AND IRON
w for small family living short distance from tie
So chambermaid and waiter Apply at 16 Wcst
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY PROTESTA Mt
w young woman, as waiter in private family. She
understands her business. Can be
9f West Twenty eighth street. second oor front room
low Ter tn avenue
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vIANTEn-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, TO
w take care of a child she must be Rbo to do plain
Washing Apply to day and Monday in the liquor store
No. 1852 Eighth avenue, corner Thirty fourth street
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DARTNER WANTED IN HOTEL AT THE SOUTH
"A perfectly competent person with capital Of S.
to take the entirs Of hotel Half the
would be received in suitable furniture Address Colon
bis, Broadway Post office.
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Wigs, Vyigs, WIGS --strn gers Visiting the
Wiv-Wearers- Whether Convenience M

necessity obe to wig 60 and get one
from CLIREHuGa the only grest practcal maker in this
country His last great improvements embrace form ft
comfort elegance Look to his adj
dress l79 broadway, up stairs.
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MIRITIME INTELLIGENCE.
nIovepents or Ocean steamers.


CLEARED
ship Andoyer. Berry, New Orleans, Nelson Son.
sohr W Smith. hobart. Charleston. ~ Cresdy Mott
Co.
sohr chas Colgate Wioks Baltimore MAILER 4 Lord.
Steamer Mount Savage Post Baltimore Parker Vein Coal
Company.
Steamship Pacific. Nye: Liverpool. Dec IA, II AM with
dee to Csllns Dec IS ~ ~ LAT ~
~ Ion G H. passed steamship Atlantic hsncs fer Liverpool
ship art U,ion az BostopS Stubs, Msvrs, Noy H. with
mdse and ?s5 passengers nl! welD to Hurlbus Co.
Dec o. OF South shoals spoke ship Gscrgetcvn fro Car
John Dunkrsn, second ooer fell overheard and was lost
Barb American lof Portland Adie Cienfuexos, Nov %
with sugar C.blos Paser Co. vessel TO Tsylsr Co.
Dec 3d. Ion exchanged ssnsls With brig Napoleon,
gale from sk TO q has been " days
OF lat 81 with continual n and gales; of Sandy
Hook Friday last when the wind came out w. and was
Bark sarah Ann. Daily sasua !. Grsnds Is day.; Win
Ion rs spohe schr |, from st Domp 20 for Boston.
days, with hides ard specie, 20 Hargous Bros
Bark Harvest Niohol Savannah 10 days, with cotton,
40. 70 sturses, Clearma an Co.
Brig Lexser r Crosby, Grand Turk Ct y, II days. with
schr Pocobontas Buckley. Savannah, 7 days
schr Fanny, Hull, Savannah, days. rTss
mater Experienced heavy weather. lost OF deck
load.
Set. s,mno;s yss:slnssgs NC odA,
Sohr Wake Brisgs Wilmington, Gdaya.
rcbr Senator, Lewis Alexandria.
schr Nary Jane Pratt, Norfsik, 80 hours
Schr John Totten, waters Virginia.
sehT Virginia. Woosey. Virginia.
schr Mary Ro .Iand, Raynor, Philadelphia.
scbr Cempromiss' sssvenocs. pelag.re. day
sohr White. Dsvi: New Haven for virginia.
Sohr r Preston, -, New Haven tor Virgins.
Wind at sunrise, 8; meridian, WsN; sunset, WNw.
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fPxR SrEAxsHIP PAoryrc.I

ALcoA BAy--Arr Oct &c, Unity, Way, Boston.
BREaERHAvEN-ln pert Dec s. r Cochran, Noyss, for
BRIsroI.sla from sho Pin DEC II, Idas wesoots and
Tirr.ll nier, EoI,esns. ,,,. u..,. p,,...,,,,.
gosn
s. s sas n. six
D., De- h Esss, ss.s., gsss
IovER-Arr of Doc q Iavcrise, Hyordrok Bremsn for
A.s ~ E2ssr and H s.sI ISs
Hickey d. ana I'D for ssw oresrs Tepson, Grssn, a..
ana ola for bile sid 7h, Great Britain ssoddssd HAvrs
S. h.s. R sasy, ss:ss %, s.
SD Dec Dec VIM '! jarvis: sss!S HY 81
Dec > Racer. Steele. sh.nshss for Lon
81 5sss;s Tesr
from a. CLYDE ssh, New England. P,ossesu NYorh
BasrIsss-xIi o. Dec s. asidss, Hopkiason. Hull for
IayHs.As. Dec g. Geo Turner nLs.n, Now York. Sid
.rss :SiS Spps: . b sss s:nsr.d. from Ne.
x ns sOt S o Csps L. Have S ns
wafer 70 s. sap:ss;s would proceed Cher
koms
Lag ~ A z = s:s ;
shsyS.a sss x.sa Carr rom sS'
5shnssons New 0rlss,' Liverpool Ks,rney NYort llth
Moody, Norlesus wasp Power, Mobiles Columbus Later
and Chss Ct acner, Thompson Sayannah 10th Nsswnnt,
TMqup, Doughty N0rleans 1enpest Patton,
pnla
the river outward bound, Irene, Mason NY0rk Roscas
cla sus I2h, Lady Falkland, Pearson Apsashieela.
Hyiasd, and Hssnst 6rsnteii Mobile; Wsssfsl Hsndss
soa ana .sxingto. an1 E0rleans chathAn Smith, Sc
Tcsesa' sS rsslamSA ssnIssn. 80 o9Ssss Coliins
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InAigBat Of Gen. sass at the Presidents
Appointments.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-HORRIBLE MURDERS,
Sc. De-, 80.
Great Excite mens In Cincinnati.

Great Excite menr In Ciaelnnati.
DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST BsDISI, THE PoPs'S NUN
CIo-c0SrxAPLArsp ATTACK Upon rHR BISHOPS
HoUsB FRUs ~ ATED-DgSpE RATE FIGHT BETWEEN
TEE RIOTERS AND rHs PoLIcE-FoUarEsN PER
SONS wouNDxD- DsAqH OF ORB MAN, ETC.
CINCINNATI Dss. IL, 1853.
Our city Is the scene Of terrible excitement caused
by sned demon sIafioo by organised body OF
Germans aga Bishop ssa.n who Is the guest Of
Archhishcp Purcell And ofciatsi in ths cathedral yes
tsrday morning most violent anime sity 1t seems Is
towards Bed by body Of Germans in this
city, called the '.soeisy Of Frsemsn' and last evening
about ave aksd this society smblsd At
their hail. and, havg org .nizsd marched In body to
the vicinity OF thu Arehohhops residences with the
supposed intention Of doing oersonsl violence to the
Nupcio.
Ths Chief OF Police having received in.imation q
the movement retained the entire police force a, the
watohhouse which Is situated opposite the ArchbLhops
residence.
As the "Frsemeu" approached, they set ur a dismal
groan aecomp Aned with shouting and aiscordau music
When the procession was passing the vaschhouse
the police ct the Of command, rushed upon Is
and each arrested general nsssc followed and
scene snaued which battles description. Many shoa
fred and shouts aad excavations filed the air.
The rioters finally fed but pursued by the police
and upwards of sixty of their number captured and
placed in tho cells of the watchaoufe.
The bitter luminosity against the Nuncio, which led to
this outbreak the consequence OF that individuals
alleged betrayal Of the Of liberty stay during
the revolution Of R4S.
Several naammatory articles have recently appeared
In the German papers nuching this matter IN o.
which the following sentence occurs I'll tbs Hun
gariAn butcher, Hsynau, met vita reception
In mopsrhsl England what ought the Popes Nurcio to
expect In republican America fn
The excitement i. continued this morning In the neigh
borhocd Of the wstchhouse, where large crowd Is col
Jected.
CINCINNATI. Doc. 26-I.
The parties arrested last night have been held to bail
for IN appear arce Friday next
Fourteen were wounded, OF whom one died this
Ing. All Ia quiet now.
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PersonaI Intelligence


The following rsgistersd among the arrivals
yestsrtay at the Metropolitan Hotel-Hou r. w John
son. United States Senator, Arkanaas Hon. Thomas H.
Foote Charge dAfares to Austria; Madame Bodisco
IN company with Lieut.. Bodisco, Russian navy; Bsse
8odisco, bearer Of dispatches and Sloche Russian
legation; Lontsy Ererdi, and l. sami Esndi Of Caro-
Egypt Copmisssopsrs 10 the Worlds Fair:
Warrington ~ G. Dr. Csrr,llo, Mexico; Captain Cham.
htrin, Buffalo ~ Y; Randolph Martin, Eco, New
York; DR.. A. J. Watts, Utica, N. Y. Gen A. Wool, New
Jersey Mc,rs Hacker Esq Philadelphia, arrived ct the
Prescott House Doo 26th and 10th.
the arrivals at the ST Nicholas yesterday
Hon. q Wsshburn. c.. Illinois; Hon. John r. Cook,
II. c., Iowa; Dr. j. simpson British Army, Quebec N G..
Bates Esq, Paris; Hon. Shields Louisiaps; COL 0.
r. Parsdis Quebec: Hon W. Taorp, Wisconsin; Capt.
Murray, steamship Northern Light
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool In the steamship Pacino-Des IL l863-xr
Rnglish, Mr. q DENTON. Dc Angs. r Hall, Bruce.
Townsend Iiensn and son, sloane, 7 ooisy: II N
JTds Ugarss, II BoOr.em, Case, L,yrsnc. Bridge
McF,dies Mr. Reynolds Ksmplsr Newstsdlsr Mas VAIN
srisht. n Ey,no M ana NJ: Bate: Ayrss srsdsh.v
Center. Mr. wsndt Fcrstm Mr. and Mrs Bache Nc and
MRS Ulmai Mr. Lottner. Mr Halstsd, W Haiga and
n ., a s.ps,sh.:, VIM Hsassen sehsspps BssS
Mr. vaa Baur, Marie j. Mills. Lieutenant Bodisoo,
Madame Bodisse Ard maid Mr. Howard nr wsdswor,h NJ
Buoisy nj covain, gsssi Mr. ToSn. Mis- ssTsuhsr n
Donsdson. Boury, Mr. and Mrs Herketh and servant
Mr. Villain and e, Mrs Gamer MT Dick Miss Disk
HorA Miss and CPbyiham-Tstai, l9
ANIMALS.
From Vera crus, In bark 1lash-P PastraAas VALDEZ
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DREADFUL RIOT IN WILLIAMSBURG.

SEVERAL PERSONS SUPPOSED TO BE FATALLY IN
On Sunday evening, about nine O'Clock, serious riot
took place In First street, between North Eighth and
North Tenth streets, in which about hundred persons
engaged usiEg cluhr stones, Knives TO- ras
oisturhance originated betwss two factions styling them
selves the CAshes and G'gsnc backed up BY their
friends The leaders Of the riot had some difficulty In
the early part Of the evening and after collecting togsh
their friends, armed above stated, most deapsr
battle ensued in which nearly AL less
injured Several feroaler, 10 ting to get their
friends from the nse we're Injured BY missiles, xLich
were hurled in al directions.
Tho following named persops seriously injured
Patrick Cash stabbed in the bowels. and had
cash cut in his breast. Not expected to recover.
James Cash had his skull cut open with No
hopes Of his recovery.
Echse Murray and James s'aven; dangerously Injured
with ston and clubs be confined their beds.
Daring yesterday officers Ward, Murphy. sterrs't aad
Bennett arrested he followDg named persous charged
with being ned In the rot:MIchael Cash. Patrick
smith, Pstrck Murray James and Patrick Clark Patrick
Slsven. Christie pher and BAn Gillen. James Roach,
Michael Fsgan, and Christopher Fox Their sxsmIuatioa
down for the 19th inst The four injured persons
also held IN bonds for EXAMINATION.
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Coroncrs' Inauests.

THE FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT Yesterday Coroner
Wilhelm held inquest at the New York Hosp. on
body Of Antoine Jerome, native OF Germany aged TWEEN
ty i've years. who On last Friday morning accidentally
by train Of belonging to the New Jersey
Railroad Ccppanv, about mile from Newark bridge.
Tho injured brought 10 this city, aud died in
the hospital The deceased, IL seems, was walking
the track and - 1t very sggy he not BY
the conductor engineer until the train within atty
but teo late to the catastrophe The jury
rendered ,dict THAT the deceased to his death
by rures received BY being thrown off tho track Of the
catcher of the engine Whitney the 23d inst and the
jury believe that blame be attached to the
engineer Of said train" The deceased has left wife
and family In Germany
FATAL ACCIDENT Coroner Old ,nneIl yesterday held
inquest SO Cherry street the b,dy Of Barney Burns
native Of Ireland, sged fifty years. who died ysse day
morning Of the skul received Mondsy
of last by the falling upon him Of block from tho
rigging Of the shp Manhattan. lying off Fulton Market
alp. The Jury rendered verdict of accidental death.
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must ~ familiar to al Of ~ bat there esv-sva
smorg the nos fortupat-vho can boast Of having twss
heard the whos work rendered manner worthy it,
grandeur When 1t performed last year ct the Br
mipgham festival BY Costa and his immense stAR lovers
Of music noclsd to witness IL mot only from al parts
Of Great BritAin, bat from France and the Counsrt;
srd the Leading Journals both Of London and Paris nt
down spsoisl correspondents to render o. the
performance. Those who present 1t Metropolitan
Ha last evening form conception froya the d.
ghtful emotions they sxpsrsnosd Of what thu, Brmpg
ham festival must have bsen.
We dspara cement to n. Jullign or his assist.
ants TIE marvellous accuracy and ak which sssstuts
the peculiar characteristics OF his orchestra wer, never
moro finely displayed than Last evening It could never
havs ps.S truly said Of them that they played like
one man. or rather lte perfect, thinking feeling
living machns Nor the vocAss below the level Of
the orchestra Miss Branard the soprano, possesses
voice Of extraordinary swsstnssy and purity. The
compass seems to be small but It well nAn-
aged that .hs deficiency hardly apparent.
We have all hoard the qussns of song In thu divns az
Know that my RsSsemsr Lsvs.h;" AMI m sht have
ina sned that with but little reputation to
herald her would have risk In site nptlng IT,
Miss Drsinerd sang swsstly and with perfect taste;
genuine appecAve burst Of applause than that
which followed the last notes have seldom heard
Nor must We omit tribute Of praise 70 the rich
familiar notes ct our old fAvorite Madame Pioo vist
Eeiited compliment to Mr.. Colbarn "why do the
Nations Rage" was gracefully susg by stranger, Mr.
Cancers. Badislis vsi:s welcome ~ eysr,
though could have wished Tat he had, out Of
plimsnt to NJ, learnt enough English to dispense with
the Italian version Of The trumpet shall sound" We're
sttsmpt to award to any seps, pieces the title OF
the 'gems OF the evening" that distinction would proba
b, he due TO the choruses For unto child Ia born"
-'Iht up your hesds, ye gstsso-and that immortal
work, the highest living monument OF musical genius
the "alelpah Chorus" To seek Tor epthets to dsHne
the sensations these aroused would be to ria, We have
paid the choir the highest sncomium Offer when
soy they correctly sung To individuahss any
thing indeed, where AL Is excellent. may
rnabs Those who listened las. evening" whatever may
have been their religious belief unconscious Of any
mon emit when they were not
Content to hear
Mania ~, spln Tor 4andals Gala
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WiII,smburs city Intelligence.

RoHERy During saturday night, the nou OF Mr.. A.
Jarvis, No I47 nth Fifth street, WAS feioniousy
tered enc $40 stolen from the psntalooDs pocket q
stead The money ed OF $50 bill on the Pacific
Bank Of New York and go bill the Morris County
Bank Of New Jersey.
Boy eHof- Yesterday afternoon Q I'D, whose Rama or
residence could not ascertain was aoodsntaly shot
n Tenth II 81 By party Of boys who disehasisg
towing pieos losdsd With powder ~ shet 10 vas
rot ssriously Injuries.
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Removals IN tAs Beaten O1sssa Hsuss.
Bosroz Dso -, l85&
Five or SIX oosrs In Custom Eouss h 70 resolved
notice c Collector Peaslss to vscas On the 6rst Of
January, to mako room for appointments.
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. THE THEATRES.

AL he theatres, exhibitions and concert rooms last
svsnirg were crowded TO oyerc Sng every saat
cupitd, ana tie losb'ss jsmrnsd with auditors oshers
performed tss OF equitation upon the bucks OF os@rs
and sith difficulty sustained themselves upon he edses
If benches. We give ssio1a!e OF the number Of per-
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The Weather, 80.

Bosros, De- 26, 1853.
One inch Of fell here to-day, between 10 and
O'Clock, followed b, Indications Of rain.
PORTLAND, No, Dso 40, 1859.
The weather here u nns.
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TELEGR APHIC,

B0sroS, Dec. %, 1853.
Busress WAS generally suspended here this afternoon
in observance Of ChriRtmss
BALTIMORE, Dec. rs, 1853
The day has been generally observed here holiday.
business being suspended Everything passed OF quietly