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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16
CHURCH OF SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL1. CANAL
'"''' GRIND sASRID CONCERT.
SUNDAY EVENING, DECENBER H.

GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
SUNDAY EVENING" DECEMBER II,
FOR THE BENEFIT THE
LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
THE ABOVE CHURCH.,
At which the following disn gshsd artists have generously
Hsdsmsseiie GABRIELLE DE LA NOTE,
Signorina OLIVIA SCONCiA,
6gnor and Signera BAILINI,
Hesrs BERGE. BURKE, BOUCHER, Pa. HAYEk,
MULLER, and large chorus Of ladies and gentlemen.
PROGRAMME.
]. "8alve Regina" Grand Chorus and Trie, sigma
Seonoia Sig. Bai,i 1. and Mr. Muelle. 49,. Bsrgs
q "Quis Est Hemo,n Duo from "Stabat Mater"
soprano ana C0nrAiso.... hossinl
1. Ansgro-Tro, for Piano. Violin and violonoslio
HadNe G. De La Motto and 1essrs. Burke
s. "oratss Asnus Solo Tenor si.. Bailin Devis.
g. 'TantNm ErgoI Solo BARITONE Mr. MUELLER. Cascsns
PART II.
l. E1temporAaesus Performance, Organ Bergs
"Infammatus Solo and Chorus Sigma BoonoiA .Rossni
s. ave Maria" Due, Asssrs Balni and Mueller ..Bergs
T. "N0el " Solo, 4ad'ue BaumAn "A. AdaO
8. "Andante and AlleGrs,n Tris for Piano, Violin
and vioencelle, Mad He @. De la Motto
and Nessrs. Burke and Boucher. Mendelssohn
g. Regina Celin Grand Chorus for eight voices Berge
Conductor, W. Bsrge, who will preside 1T the organ.
Tick cts, 60 cents; Reserved Seats, 81.
To commence precisely at o'clock.
Tickets be had ct the storos of Hessrs Scksrnburg
Luis, 722 Broadway; L. DAcsmbss, and E. DUNCAN
Brother.
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The hfst and Oldest estabshsd IN ex1eenees
THE NODEL TROUPE OF THk WORLD,
The hrst to hermonise Negro Meodes and orgnato tbs
present popular style of Ethiopian Entertanmen whose
Sucees IA this city continued succession Of seven
past without In the annals Of public amusement
In New York
THK COMPANY
comprising versatile talented corps" Of experienced
under the dirsctiOn and personal Mperson o.
EDWIN p. CHRISTY Sole Proprietor and Manage. the
only individual Of the Of CHkISTY engaged per-
former In representations Of Ethiopian MinstreIsy.
Admission y oents. Doors at OK eelsok eemmsno1
O'Clock.
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THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE CITIZEN. TO BE CON.
i Quoted bv John Mitchell, assisted by Thomas Francis
@oagher, will be published On Saturday January 7th.
TermsIhree dollars orfiS cents the single
Igrallf irvf~ahlv .vpnse. All L.
eoreeesd " JOHN FiyCBEL Ciuzen moe NO, spruce
ctseet, New ysIk.
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DODwORTHs NUsIC.-GIFTs. GITrs GIFTS
~ TWENTY-FIVE PIANOS
EAY BE OBTAINED FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH


SUBSCRIBING FOR DoDwoRru,s ANNUAL
others will be
"..Joys Of Winter ouadrilles" b. q. 2: Dodworth;
"Quickstep," from "Lucrezia Borgia;"
" Wave schottisch,' by Allen Dodworth;
When List to Thy sweet Voise," new song, by II. b.
.sprite Polka Redova." by Charles r. Dodworth;
Dodworths " Lone Star .Quickstep"
The work will contain but copyright eompo sons
before published and which cannot be obtained
other form.
The first edition will coneist Of
TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND COPIES.
purchasers Of the FIRST edition viii be distr
TWENTY FIVE VALUABLE PIANoFoRTEs,
consisting Of grand and square pianos valued from $5
3, 600 each. which now to DO seen At
A. BASSFORD'S WARERQOMS. sos BROADWAY,
where desk will be kept by A. Bassord H. TO receive sub
scriptons.
The price Of the work is fixed ~
ONE DOLLAR,
which entities tho purchaser to copy OF the annual
which, at sheet prices would DO worth 50-and partc
patton in the distribution of the
TWENTY FIVE PIANOS,
The first subscribers entitled to the frat issued The
books Of subscription are now spen a. H. B. Dodworth
An letters containing orders for the Annual be ad
dressed, post paid, to
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EXTRA PAY.


EXTRA PAY.-ALL y. g. NAVY sATLOnB wuQ
~ served IN any o. vessel IN Tho Pscise ~ sry I'm
su i'd lsA saa pvy obtan their Aouble paS q
IhWARD IfglIIL Nh
QA3sj Tvuy .. q ~ y nsyN yN1a0 r., M BAn
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AMUsEMENTs.

RowIKY TmATRA-H. 4. srEvINs, srAaH MANA,
e: sIs: ~ Ss,::
Friday evenings Dss'; a Al q SI be performed
ess:y bsss. .4. Ross: b. ssi1
water ahSsS e HSS r. '''A''
H. Ss' Hsans
open : iSgs.n ,sss 4 o'clock
Friday evening D: SGa FIX x H S r performed
ss.Gssss :ss aS IS Esss:s
ws Link: S%s:s si:: s;ss:ss
3. Ss;S NJ sis: n hsass
ssssa o'''...'a mis-. Iss. "sss
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREEY.-DooRs
Friday evening" 5 Rssns; Td Il ~ oA Il Performed
Uncls Tom. NJ. IMgArd
g. Claire Out. ~ s Msws
ss sa.''a Little dcrdsil. a0ws1s
Hsssh.r. III. d. W. l. r.. iiiii. FsIes
Mrs. ss
sislP Taa a' I .ssss
sr 4:
LITTLE KATY.
HOT COIN GIRL.
DssHsMasd y g W. Taylor ESQ., expressly 70. shs Ma
ssa Il s Ysri Mr.
bn,on Which hs youthful wonder Little c0rd'a Howard
4: III s sss.s s!:s
Tfavs. Mr. Clarke Esaor ssdley. Ars. Prisr
GHo: oaR1s1Y : WOODS HNs1szLs ~ BROAD
No ofEs IvEE7
d'si SSsE; lsS fs:TSHaESsSH 1aa'i
DANGEs NEGRO n1 DE Ii6n.. STu NM
B.ets .psa u OK; !. commands aa71 s'sissi ="
years. n connection With Ethiopian nnssfslsy-sakss This
method Of informing bis friends and the public that no
e e y. s. M ::
and hopes meet his friends II that mssnlaeent and
oSiss: a, IN hi; Yrsi:sOs cspsoisy Re hopes b:
~
Professionally known owns :. ID GEoRdS cH8RisTY.
RUcxLEYs OPERA. Boyss. CHINESE HALL. $50
- broadway, near the Prescott House.-Open every
The Oldest established and most talented company exist
snee being Vie fs 70 introduce harmony int Ethiopian
The ,s eng
ons BY hs ws,. sss stsssss liz
q isss. sna s.sas y Buoli:ys e.
sbls Without yslxsrisy" Concert commences -
so Sishor B HJcRE1sss9. xua.., D......
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-ALL THIS WEEK
ID -UNCL1 TONS CABIN every evening" ~ o'clock
he m of HOT CORN nm Mond Tuee ~
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DARNUM'B AMERICAN MUsEUM.-ALL THIS WEEK
ID -UNCL1 TONS CABIN every evening" al o'clock
The moral dram. Of HOT CORN On Monday, Tgesday
the whole Museum V 100 tssvns Graes the bearded
Lady. 30. - well % The perform anees cents; children
cured Seats. 80 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16

vTALLACK'S THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR BROONH
w ssroet-Doors at e< TO commence 81 e'elookA
Friday evening, December l6 will be performed
IHk GAME Cs LF1.
Adam Greensaf .Kr. Blake Myer Shadow. -. .MYWAlsoi
Rupert Welfe. Mr.. Lester Wyndham Mrs. Stephens
Mr.. Drake. Nj. BrouRham Rose Greenleaf Mrs. Conway
Mr. Smler. Mr. Dyott Mrs Smiler =. Mrs Oranse
THE MiILER;S Maid
Giles Mr. Thompson The Miller. Mr.. Chippendal3
George. ..Ar. Reynolds Phobe. Mr.. conway
Old Granger. Mr.. Phillips Dame Mrs. Cramsa
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pEwcvAL NoyoRTTs.- NUNS AcLsRR Hsvr
pemcves their pisuofsrss warsroem hcn ~. -. w ,os
1ecesvy, esmW " Tsnh stgsvA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16

ITO LADIES wHo ARE WE'LL EDUCATED, AND
possess the other necessary revelations for the theari
cal rrofoslonAr ST. LUKE the leader and dirao
Of muse at the Broadway theatre viii receive fep
pupils duricg the winter months for finishing lessons in
ard the other requirements for the stage
Mr. ST. Lute will receive personal applications a his resi
dence, 12 Waverley place, daily. fri m till II A. H.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RReADwAI THEATRES 4. xAEsaAII scLn
M. ,',, '.'.., S5IsSis
H;;;; o sasi.
v.., now 70 Fay r. Thi pi Rski. -.A's H'as'
ssss: whita: li:. a ss osli1a:
bi'.A's' 4hr l fSS s fssy hi' asis
s.i. D!.IsI S.vis yys :.ssss
NpEos aAsDEsIrA!sAs oPsEA-EH5 .g.:
rsprssnt.tsa q op.r. Ell s.ls place Friday no
''s q; Z: N. LAS, TIM
d ~ sOSo ofiR 1aggTsif fGhRRS5SSiHson
: ,.., MAX K y H. es'iii Eek
sisaass--srrANoNE,
sisn'f' sAn lAk1N1. and
vi make their Last APPEARANCE before shs New Ycrs
81 s II
1hs nss soot for both nights Traays lds
last &C, in New York xeysrbees and s'
''''' '''''' I" x Th II S s'!;s
S,.A new :;s,., b c.a1a.s
&: sssdsss: Ts.sssss l. Is sssIs md s.
an for thin ..sss sss
Moore Stage H =. ger At Nslos Garden properties h. q
ss:; r. :s;s iss ss
zsoohssias Xasbspiist siS Hsriai
Jonas, An AnApaptiet Big. VietO
Matthias an Anabaptst.. Zig Rosl
Count obsrtha. Sig. Bsnsvsntaa9
Pea:ants Soldiers Priests, ia. ''0as s'm''
In the third Act Grand PAS DE REDOWA and QUAD.
RIFLE by MILES Lssder, DrOuet Dumar and the Oorps d.
Ballet.
action The part takes place IN TIA
country Holland Dortrecht the second in an nnn
Lsyden the third forest in Wsstphas the fourth aAd
PRICE OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR
Secured Seats in the day time only, 81 30.
Seats be secured daily, at Nessrs Hall Bon'G, No.
2s9 Broad way opposite the Park and 81 Nblos Gaxdsn
from o'clock in the morning until In the evening"
Doors spen at 6k; performance to commence at7K
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16

HVOR sALE-TWo THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
brick dwellings and lots How ard street, Broad
Way twostory and baemsnt and attic brick dwelling
and Renwick three brick DWELL corner Of
Bedford streets; and houses and lots all
principal and streets in this city Apply to A.
BDKGEANT rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16

MANUFACT0RY AT PARIs.-N. n. DUPLAN !
M SALLE6 Of No. 81 Rue de- Bondy, Paris, exhibitors
NsN YoIk cry.i Palace have ths hsnor = inform ss
their fns collection Of artistic henzes clocks and lamps q
very moderate prices: y AxANT DuPLAN, " Frank1h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16

EOR sALE-THE STOCK, LEASE AND FIXTURES
Of grocery and vision store good stand TO sell
hqucr i'll be sdli for at lie st halt the cost 2ed
bmmedatey. Doing an extensive cash busnesL Apply
" Grand street the premises An i'm fortune for
n business N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16

CLIGHTLY DAMAGED LACE GOODS, RECEIVED By
y the steamer Hu nboldtOne carton containing sleeves
hardherches berthss veis point application and vaen
cnne sce by tho yard to be sold ~ half the cost prices
500 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16

THE YOUTHFUL WONDER, LITTLE CORDELIA HOW.
ard delghtins large audiences a the Nation Thsare
Eva in Uncle Toms Cabin" Both these pieces at this
htues are ad 70 De Tar 70 any onef
Of them In New York LITTLE KATY 10 performed
Monday Tuesday Thursday snd Friday afternoons UNCLE
TOMS CABIN every night and Wednesday and Saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16

EoR sALE-EIGHT DRINK ING SALOONS, TWO EAT
ing houses two Wholesale and retail three
kostaurants and fo1r public houses all Of which
RAlly located. Also epen did restaurant Broadway
Apply 10 PLUME 4 YERANCE, Is Chambers street.
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HAMILTON HOUsE.-FoR SALE OR TO LEASE, TuR
above property containing about four with the
ka1dings and materials thereon. For terms, apply 70
Q. Q. GELeT0N near the premises 1T Fort Hamilton.
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II EASE STOCK AND FIXrURES FOR SALE or
nrstrate store one Of the greatest thorough
nres of arkets Locst frstrate ant iname-
Aiate posfession given Apply to JOHN MORRISON rs
Washin gton street.
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LIQUORS, &c.
s1O mn OLD STYLE JUGS sCHIEDAM GIN, CLUB
AVeVOO schnapps cordAls, syrups, brandirs wines,
porter d. & Guaranteed pure suited for medicine
family to Wholesale buyers twenty below
amp house in the city, by WIN H. UNDERHILL $50 Broome
Street, corner Of Crosby.
A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF WINE FOR SACRAMENT
IA and table warranted tho juice rraps
naA blackberry wine BY the oask gallon bottles
address Merrells Vineyard Bulls Head,
esd sAatAn Island AT, orders post paid
HEIDsIECK CHAs. HErDsIEcK, NUNS CABINET
II and Ferzensy Scbreder and numerous other choice
brands Champagne wne ciarst wines, Phuadelphi
and porter, and choice Havana segArs for ssls By
w. H. UNDERHILL,
40 Broome street. corner Of Crosby,
HAVANA sEGARs.-2s 90 REGALIAs, IONA DE
IL jolo 1900 do for de 22oo0 Lsndres toma de
iee The above invoice Of Havana segars viii be sold on
osse consgnmen Apply 70 NJ Garcia Co.. LAB Fulton
street OF o. Nsgle, tobacco broker, IS Wall street.
WHIsKBY.-THE sUBscKIBERs HAVE yUsT RI
w eeived shipment Of malt whiskey, which theJ
wrongly Theis stock in coffee seq IRA and
groceries being specially selected Of the do
ecrption. MCLAUGHLIN McLANE 81 y alton street.
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mo BE LET-THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE BUILDING
No. 81 Liberty street, opposite the Post Oico well cal
enlated for banking house Or an Insurance office being
Possession may be had immediately. Applyto JAMES L.
GRAHAM No. los Broadway, Pine street, xstropoi
IAN Bank buildings.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.
ENoR sALE-A BAY HORSE, FIVE YEARS OLD
fourteen hands hgh perfectly souud has been ridden
By ady for the past eghtsen months and ssId
anenes Of Vie owners absence Europe person wish
Ing very handsome borse with fue action apply NJ
the stable 20 West Eighteenth street, before IL A. NJ
.TN0R SALE-A SPAN OF BLOOD BAY CARRIAGE
horses perfectly brske gentle snd kind in double
single harness. six and half old and
high, full Maybe seen at Lews STABLE Broadway second
door below Twentieth street Apply to owner, paror 81
sandtrsons Boel Grsmercy park before hapast eight
after five. Price SOS.
DOR SALE CHEAP-A DARK BROWN HORSE, 1871
bnpos high six years old god in double single
ness and warranted sonnd Can be seen at wisons ah
Of Blseekor and Crosby streets Lowest prices S0
L,oR sALE-A ROAM HORSE, FIFTEEN HANDS
hirh, old spirited driver and frst
s,ddle horse Price 500. Also: light buggy wagon with
shifting been used but litt Apply TuOMPSONS
stables, 10 East Thirteenth street.
HoRsEs wAETED-ONE OR TWO WE'LL BROKEN
IL horses Of % TO G hands lish not eight years old
kind and that be he two miles
in three miles in 40 in harness Addres Mr. Jas
Nckerson, Herald office. stating whore the horses
seen.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-05
THE SLAVE TRADE IN BRAZIL.

From the following paragraph, which is copied from
the Rio Janeiro Correo Mercan of December 81 1852
one would suppose that there is the most holy horror of
the slave trade in Brazil and that exists only by the
connvance of the people of the United States in afford
ing the facility of covering it BY their nag The fact is
there crime the tatutebook Of the United States
tor the commission of which by American citizen he
Fould he more likely to be brought punishment than
those which prohibit any participation in the slave trade
is not unlikely that in the referred to in this act
prming conjecture merely from the probabilities in
mar cases, that if the American flag has been made
alleged it has been done by the fraud Of foreigners
nd not of American citizens. We learn from CORE
pondent that the vessel alluded to in this extract is
ated in private letter of the date TO be the Ca
prgo, formerly American Boston Daily AdrertSsr.
"When yesterday noticed a Decentralization of
fricans on our coast, said it reported to have
ben done under the American flag We now learn that
aS the flag of the United States which protected this
acy effected by the subjects Of that great nation who
Ideance of the orders Of their Government and in
vaton of their countrys laws have dared defe the
il Africans.
" If the Government Of the American Union do take
to vndicate the honor of their hag and enable
ter diplomatic and naval agents to prosecute the often
ers, the slave trade viii receive impulse and the
american flag which has contributed much the civil
katon of the world always respected the ensign Of
pwerful nation will become loser in its dignity and
lory.
1t is said that further speculation Of the kind
ill be protected by the same flag and although the
american Minister aided by the commander of the squad
on, will do all he to prevent it. what they
omplish with only few men Of war, Of large size,
extensive O coast?
However, we must not despond. The imperial Gov
rnment will employ all lawful at its disposal TO
and bring repentance those who think they
violate the laws to which they subject thereby
subjecting to great evils promoting prejudice against
oreigners, and retarding our prosperity
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-05
Boor-MAKINa IN MILFORD, (MAs..)

We copy the following sketch of boot making in Mil
ford Mass from the correspondence Of the Boston Com
monwealth II will be for our readers an interesting
piece Of statistics:
Until within twenty years agriculture the principal
occupation OF the inhabitants and the town produced
considerable quantities Of cheese butter lard pork and
beef, perhaps equal to any in the Commonwealth.
At the present time the town is devoted principally to
the manufacturing of boots In 1887 there 900
pairs of boots manufactured in this place, valued at
branch Of business made but slow progress at first here
abouts for we find that in lS43 there only l50 900
pairs of boots made here But what it lacked in speed
then it has than made progress since for last
year one firm made 135 900 pairs.
gentleman immensely interested in the boot bust
ness to whom indebted for many acts of courtesy
informed me that Milford did not contain dandy
oaer Indeed there is work for every body and every
body appears to be at work
The unrvaed prosperity of this town is much indebt
ed to the generous enterprise Of Godfrey Mayhem one
of the oldest and most prominent business firms in town.
and to Aaron Chahip, ESQ., who has expended not less
than 1000 in erecting buildings during the last three
years
The first process of making boot is to block the fronts
then crimp them then block the backs then block the
Innings make the counters pasting the backs Innings
and counters together then follows the processes of dnk
ing and stitching siding, turning cutting soes bottom
ing bufng making the drop stitch backing the edges
freeing, vanishing, gliding and packing Aboot passes
through not less than twenty hands before is ready for
the market.
boot have model establishment short description of
it. am sure will not be uninteresting to the general
reader. The building is located Pearl street. three
stories high without the basement and 40 by 80 feet
The first visited is used for receiving boots they
in by the load and wagon load from the hands
in different portions Of the State In this apartment there
were stacks and stacks Of boots In the
heaps of kip grain, wax calf enamel and lining leather
came the where the uppers cut In the base
nen tnere IS room Tor storing sole leather adjoining
which is another for cutting soles.
another u,,rk will
their sleeEes rolled up and pots of backing gum and oil
before them These stout hearty fellows freed 294
cases of boots in single week One freed so cases
of mems longegged cafskin boots in that time at rs
cents per Dozen earning SD 50 in six days In the pack
ing and drying immense quantity of boots hung
like black cloud the ceiling In another room
men at work making the drop imitation stitch,
which is to the real stitch what the demagogue to the
patriot Although it counterfeit it looks like the gen
uine article" Then visited the crmping room the
buffng ROOM the closing room, &c.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-05

Ex-PREsrDENT ARrsTA-Adyices from Tampico dated
the 9Th utimo state that Elk President Asta had arrived
there on the It'll instant route il said for Maan-
zas His intentions the subject Of much curiosity
AMERICAN TRAcT socIETY-The executive committee Of
this society has appointed Bishop McIlyaine, Rev Dr.
Adams Rev Dr. Yermilye, and Rev. S. Mllcomb dele
gates to the London Religious Tract Society at its
ing anniversary
EARrHouAEE>-A letter from Can't J. P. Jayne dated
at Colorado River, Mexico December ID 1882 mentions
the shock Of earthquake which occurred there the
18th November lie represens as being very frightfu
indeed his vessel being time almost high and dry
the earth thrown up in different places and the banks
thrown down. The vessel was badly strained, windass
capsized, SC.
Iient, CogRTtAND BESu,s Of the u s. Navy died At
sea the Both or,,sc- 1884, 81 board The United
States frigate Raritan
FATAL Acc1DEST.-At Boston, on Saturday evening
son OF Mrs Bowes, aged ten years boarding with his
mother AZ the United States Hotel fell the banner
to the marble foor distance o. twenty-five feet and
instantly killed
SERIOUS FRE.-On the 23i ultimo a FIRE occurred at
Rayenua, Ohio which consumed the store OF Messrs Gil
let whose loss Is $50 OOO The large and valuable libra
ries Of the Rev. Mr. Sanders, (of the Congregational
church, the Hon. j. Sloane, aud d. Lyman were also
consumed
JONI KENNEDY, now living near Columbus, Tennessee
has eighteen children fully grown seveny-four grand
children, and ffyone great grand children in an one
hundred and forty three There has not been doatb In
the family since 1906.
NORM ALABAMA CoLLEGE,-Subscription have been
raised 10 the amount OF COO and scholarships to the
Of S2l 900 have been raised for tho North Ala
bama College which Is TO be located at Huntsville Ala
a healthy and beautiful town
The Annapolis Republican states that while Mr. VIM
Tucker and lis crossing South river on their re-
turn home from that city, Wednesday evening last the
in which they attempted cross capsyed and both
were drowned
Boxes have been placed at the different hotel. in the
city Of Boston for the reception Of contributions in aid Of
the Washington Monument.
During recent investigation at Providence rR / i II
proved that it cost eleven dollars 10 destroy dem
john Of liquor One Of the items is six dollars for six
men to aid in capturing the demiiohn and contents
The President and Directors Of the new Opera House
Corporation in Boston have Issued CIRCULAR addressed
to architects inviting drawings end estimates The
cessful candidate is TO receive $500
young lady was dis6gured for life in New York on
Wednesday evening, by the explosion 81 camphene lamp
while she was engaged in the act Of filing It.
The dwelling house Of David D. Monroe near Wells
borough, Tioga county Pa was totally DESTROYED by
FIRE the night Of the 10th umo and his wife and bro
ther-inlaw, Thos Stone, persisted in the Games