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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

E is stated that England can avail lstself of upwards of two hundred and lilly ocean steamers. in case of war with Rassia-of course, the largest steam me- fliis in the wolld., Each of the nine Cu> nsgd steamers is able 10 carry regiment o the line. , e,ss~s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
For Sale.

DWELLING-H HOUSE AND LOT r\ONTALNING an acre and half of land, C with many valuable irui. trees thereon, pleasantly situated in South Farms. one mile east of the meetng.house, on the road running enouire of WM. M ENsIGN near the premises.
 HENRY WHITTLESEY. New York, Feb. 2lst, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

9rDR. TERREL's OrNrMENr-put up in glass boxes-an extra nice article for the toilet, and a handsome shelf ornament. Every family should have l,ox on the shelf, in case of exposure to the fall winds, or accident. Notice advertise ment in another column. For sale hy
 A. c. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
NuurcIslI RlrcrIoxs -JoGalhan Ed>

MUHIcTRkL REEcgIoxs -JoEathan Ed wards, Whip. has been elected Nay or of Troy, by about 600 majority. Dr. MaIlby. Whig. has been elected Mayor of Rochester by over 500 mas iOrity. Six of the ten Aldermen and Dix of che ten supervisors are Whig. Mr. Underwood. Whig. has been eIec> ted Mayor of Auburn by 5e majority Oliver N. Hyde. Whig, has been cleo ted Mayor of Detroit, and the entire Whig city ticket chosen by over 500 majority. Six out of eight wards have gone Whig. Abraham Edwards, Whig has been elected Mayor of Cambridge. Noah Wood. Whig, and Maine Law, has been elected Mayor of Gardiner,
 4aine. NFats fls .Ef s.,4,- - ..-sy ..,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
RAXR n,

NoTiCE ls hereby eivsn ,o slI Psr,sns liable " Co pay Taxes 10 tLe uwn of Warren an liss ot ie5a that will mcet them loF lhe parpass .. receiving tue same un rhufsiay, Marsh leh. ai .he g re nl M. 6 ]. Peters. ifSm ,s'slnek A. M. ui lx M: snd at Ias Goso Of O. $ viii. fnaIa tiil F. Al. ot same day.
 Persons a M paying their Taxes on or b,,fore said day mnst exp~ct to pay travel ipep.
 FREDERICK COLEMAN. Collscssr.
 WAFEon, Feb. 22d, 1884
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

Wanted Immediately.-Tcn more indus trious respectable American Girls to work in Button Factory. Good wages and steady em' poyment given. 1 have obtained some very fine Girls from Litchicld County, and want few more, of the same sort. For particulars please call Ut the Factory, or, write to
 MONROE TERREL. Naugatuc, Conn, March l3, 1854. ---l
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

Disiricf of Woodbsry ss Probate Court, 2oth
 FebruGrg 1854. l...t ... s.-..s 5 ,. 'ESTATE of JAMES JACKSON. late oI EI Bethcm in said District. deceased.
 The Court sf Probate for the District of Wood bury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof fOr the creditors of sad estate to exhibil their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present the r acconn's. properly atest' ed, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested io make immediaie. nayment to
 A JOSHUA BIRD, Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
THE FARMERS
Haon. Stephen A. Douglass

AAOns Stephcm A. 1DONSaNSs AND TIE NEBRASKA BILL /! IN this monstraus bill into our National Con. gress, and the slavery question again agitating the country from North to South-we would inform oar friends that we yet sell Goods at as low prices as formerly, at our old stand ai South Norfolk, and that entire satisfaction will be given 10 all favor us with call.
 s. D. NOR THWAY & co.
 P. S.--We havo few more pieces 0f those cheap Prints and De .aines, which we will sell at cost, previous to the first ol April. rA s South Norfolk, February 2Olh, 1854. L--.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
AucT1oM " !!

vWILL be sold at public Auction on the 2lst w of March, at 9 clock, A. M., all of tho Machinery, Tools and Stock beIonRing to the Wolco,,vi'le Hasdwsse MannfacturingC Company sa:y for the Lock business.
 N. t.1Lt B. LATHRoP. aRtSf Assisnses. Wolcottville, March 4:h, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

Al Court of Probate holaen ot NeD 1filford m
 and for he District of New 5fi!(oTd, on the lsi
 day ef February 1854. s7. E
 Present, JAMES HiNE. Judge. IAN motion of SAMUEL 8. STIRLING and CyEUs O c. STERLING, Administrations on the est ate ford. within said distnct. dsceased-This court doth decree that six months ks allowed cad limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the adminis- traiors and directs that public notice he given oi ihis order Ry advertising in .newspaper pab' lished in LitchGclj, ant by posting copy there' of on the public eign-pist tn said t0Mn of New Milford nearest the plaes whore the deeesscd last dwelt Certified from Record y.l
 fts JAMES HINE, Judge. !
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
LITCHFlELD COUNTY Hat and Cap Store.

nURING the past week, the sdbscribes has M received at the Old Stand new additions to hs stork of Winter Gooas, consisting of late st yles of Csoth md Fur Cnps in every variety !; Fur and Soft Hats, Buffalo Robes, Furs, &c.. &c.
 Also, just opened, m assortment of Spring style Gents Fur Hats arrived this day from ,lie New York dealers. Every article in his line may bc found or will be furnished at low rates Call and examine. HIRAM JACKSON.
 Lltchfeld, Feb. l, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
Died.

In E3fidgepatt. March 3. William Stanley. Esq. formerly Of Goshen, aged Sl.
 h Ban.am Falls, February 18th. Mary Jane. wife of James Hoar bs se,t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
NEW GOODS!

LUST RECEIVED at T. H. RICHARDS O Custom and Ready-Made ClOshing Empo. rum, West Street. e-r -" " a
 Also, Spring and Summer Fashions iust re- ceived.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

MR. HyATT-Will you have the goodness to correct the following errors that occurred in my notice of MT. Cothren's History of Woodbury," published in your last ?-
 The Hon. Ephraim Kirby was born in l757-- not in lT67.
 In the l4th line from the close of the article, there should have been PERIOD. The conclu- ding sentance ot the paragraph should then read as follows" The Kirby Farm, in Washington, doubtless took its name from Roger Kirby, the grandfather of Ephraim." a..
 Mr. C's. History contains abou, $50 pages. f@ 'Fas.' f" a.k kt E R. ei D K
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
Shirt.NFaking,
Dy Overland ROnle i!.

WMyE are in the receipt of Goods bv trams
 w from the Canal Railroad, snd can supply customers as ustiBl.
 "a A1r We cell as low as our neRhbors, snd they sell 10 pev cent. lower than anybadv.'
 Nov. 29,h. AhvoRp & BKorssR. nRINT4-by the eaSi-lcad, at g .s-u, ED Te1 ge7ei ALvoRD & BaerRER's. : Walcastuills. Oct I0ik. N <
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
Admission of Electors, SC.

TSHE Selecimen and Town Clerk of the town on Monday. the Eth day of March. I3Js, at 10 o'clock 4. M. :s examine and decide upon all applications io he admisled co the psivileges of ai Hector" and to attend Co any ether business propsg IoF said ineeiit.g. ToAfLINeON WELLS. | 4
 FRED. W. BLAKf,SLEE,
 CsEOnDE "A. RNtTt, T Solsotnsn HENRY FRfGBFE,
 AbNtcR LAND0N,
 gAML. ?. B0Li.tsa, Town Clerk. iA.chkeld, March 18th, lsba.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

NOTlCE.-Ai. persons having unsettled IN accounts with the subscriber. are requested to call and close the sspe either by note or Oth- erwise, before the let of April nexi,
 dEO. D. WADHAMS.
 Wolcottyille, Jan. 24, 1884.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

NtOTlCE.-Anp pefsons indebted te the
 4V subscriber gre requested to make immediate payment to rhe same; if you cant raise the cash
 give me your nofe. 4. q. BRADFORD. s Wolcottville, February l3, 1853. WE r1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

The IiauSp sS Representatives of the Lcgi,lature of K .n'uskv havr passed . resOlutiOn arpr'p i'ias eiO.00o fnr n n1onumcif iD B,. W'ay "f lieuIv Clag. Thele is nc ,l.,als ii will p.sS the Sruais.
 Henry O'Ileillv. formerly nf R'ehes. ter city, has cnncludrd cnnhacI win the State of Iowa, lo make slack- water nas ign,iOn for 200 miles. in the Desmonics river, for which he is to receive a million acres of public land and monopo!y of the water power created by thirty dams. for forty years.
 Robert Scott of Woodford county Ky, has a large pond of water upon his do> main. by which he has half domes,icaled a flock of wild geese. He first procured eleven and cropped their wings, which reclaimed them for season. They mi. grate northward in ,he sp,;ng and return in the fail with their full fledged young, Tie flock now numbers two hundred and eighty. and increase annually.
 Queen Victoria. through her Lord Chamberlain, has sent word to Mr. Bus chanan that be may appear al the Cour. Balls and at her Majesty $ dinner parties in what costume he pleases. This per mission is not 10 exIend to Georgia summer cos,ume--a shir, collar and a pair of spurs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

A Ta Court of Psohala holden at Lilchnsld "A within and lar the District af Liich6sld. on the 7Ih day of Febrnary, A. ID. l8s4. ss.i
 Pfsscns, GEoRaE c. Wo0paUsF, Esq, Judge:
 On woiion of GEO. S. WarIys, EgecutoT Qt the Inet wili and tcseamenta af fROSANNA FAX, MELEE late af Geshan, within said Disirlei, es- eeased-ihis Cauv, dash decree the. alx men.nss bo allowed and limited Tor the creditors os sad estate t0 exhihit their elaine agsinst ihe same te the said Exeentor. Aad directs that pubic notice he gIven ef this order hr adeeFsisng n news paper .puhliehed in Llchfold, and hy peeiin9 eeny tl.efeof0n the public sgn post ln s.id iown last dwelt. ceTiifieA from Reesd. st s4s
 a#f9 0E0. c. WOODRUFF, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
FOURTl

PAPER HANcsIrg@s. N, @,@e Importers of the Richest FEeach BeSaFall0ns designed expressly for churches halls petloFs ! 50. .OO0 Pieces x XII < sa AMEREtsAN PAPER eHANGINf1S. n. .whoNesaie v retail as low as eaia bt bouRhtih New York ar B,ss,n.
 We mos, respcctfuly invite all the goaa people of Litchfisld county to examine this
 Gigantic Establishment. It's en0Tniaus alnck ct Merchandise, and their invariNb ble Low tficce.
 STARR & BURKETT, ats
 1" HEM2 1EM d aa'. N < { ].
 .@ 327 Main street., .. E s,ss.s s atsa,a ss, .HapsioRd. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

DYE FLOUR. Buckwheat Flour, Cotn EG Meal aud Provender--a fresh supply jus! received and for sale ay cheap as the times wlll allow, ny s., c: ADAMS 6 co.
 February l3. 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

lSr THE GRrkT c0NAkcz1cD1S S4oa8 hrrreus'omrrs meet fFomesefY erin tNstiaip,
 1WHERE PURCHASERS cnn fifd oueS1 ar,lcIe they want for the Wivessths DRn1htsED oF Ter the(uFnishine Oftheir houses. - s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

Wanted Imnedintalv. n GOOD TAILOR E3SE8 e woFk 'in the & ahapl aaaetant emplogmeas ana Raod waaea Wl bs vlssn ie good hands None e.heI. need EIlsAasld, March Islh. 'issl
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
Wanfad.

SPELLING OFF AT rcnsT .-THsnA. q; - RinnAaDs will seli at Cas. large ssack of Clafhn, CaspimaEes, Vrarin4H. TFimailaKs kHgs nishln0 Cunaa ReaaT Nlndh Chnhine. and every shinr K hse ln sK.e eaars positively at CosT.
 EEs would ane fa siI infrbled @ hin tsas thfy nlusl lmfnsdinRsly s1slla ihe som: " ihs sss oi Marck. F. u. nlCNANO&
 IIss6Aula Ian si. issi.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

H .:i. {, '5;ES sS sssS sgEEH#kss igHEk 6 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
Victorines ]!

nF this sesson's collection will be dispossd of W cheap. The subscriber will sell his stock of
 Isthe above at cost. Look for great hargain.. | tss4r, sf, .se.es ... Fl. JACKSON. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

M BMUtA Ak4DN6BUs Ra EN's. WamonN asn Givrs India Rnhbe WA Osesshsse-4 uoN lga noe qpenane AE
 Ees c. ADAMS @ co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
FfRST nEpA R.rMEKT

Dress Goods and SlaaVvlas .n the mus; fashionable and seafonuble sgFIe rom he richest Brocade siIksto common Ffink
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
THIRD. ,..., ARRE1EITRazg:

Velvet. Tapestry. Brussels, srhtespIy, ,lngFain-- Warnings Druegs ta Rugs Mais and
 ENGLISH FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. Er The place to buy eaFpetsis dt the Bso Hlv6
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

DARAMET fAs.-I0 pieces more Of thoss
 1T, splendid paramestas, price U l.2 cts. per yard, Just received, ct BkApFOkD'Gw ~ ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16
SECnNn n
SECOND. ss;,.., IOuselxeeuinK nAia.

i, .. SA0&, N4WOW3D
 Ltnenand cs.tt0n shr retinge ctthlefpauts enFoa6 blankets, -CgkTAiN MATERIAL. Damask
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-16

Governor Wright of Indiana. has quite an idea of making official calls upon his brethren of the neighboring States. We chronicled some of his visits. last year. He has just nov paid an official visit to Kentucky, while the Legislature was in session. and was ,e. ceived in the Representatives Hall by Governor Powell. with great ceremony. He then vi,Ited Lexington and Loui,ville.
 Do our readers generally know the reason why the Fourth of March was chosen as lEs day of inauguration of the President of the Uaited States? It was selected because the fourth of March in every year. commencing from the frat ln- auguEaiion. cannot come on Sunday for aI least shsee hpadred yeaS.
 The slisfs efa ahs omahas, and Nilsson. IianA, Milh thsis Two interpreters. have bean ior the last two or days in grand secret council with the Commisslonev ol Indimn affairs, dsessedsin their native nc. ked ( costume. li ls underslood ll,at they arc negotiating with the Commls. sioneF tsealy fnF tllasMls of lhsls lands. which they estimate 60 eonlaIalag l0,. 900, ,0OO acses. The belief la. however, that tAls @.imass h too lsvge. ,s5l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
MoVcnents Of Occan Stcau
Tort OF New York. August d. 1854.

CLEARED
steamship North STAR wsrnock, AspinwaM Cross.
s!eamslip George law, Fox, Asrnwan Q Roberta.
Steamship Augusta, Lyon, savrunah Mitchiu.
Steamship Nashvilc, Bcrry, Charleston, spcfcrd,
TYlc-,on 4 Ce.
sieslnship jamestown, CA7enay, Norfolk, Ludlsm 4
Peasants.
ship CuItivator, Austin, Liverpool, J Ward
ship westcrn Empire, sarapecn, Liverpool, Eesmth
Son.
ship Franklin King. Boriand, St John NIB, J 0 Baker
& Co.
rsrk Clara Windsor, Butler. bordeaux, n Beck a
Bah sehlC.sen (osd,, Schwartz, Bremen, Hsnnnss.
Bark I, riDshsm uawcs, cadix, Y Kiuball
Rash AdAAnc Qrus), Kienwort, Havana, Taylor &
fars Dcux Elouard rr), vertisr, Havana, Rayard n
Hars Eugene (prus), Fseks, 8. john, NIB, Thompson
EaIk ovrransn, Lang, Richmond, J Thompson.
Brig Speculation (Br), Muller, london. B0ager.
Big PinnssSsis anj, Hsstns, vers cias, Fanoi
mig Iheodor porp, ST kits, lisbon, e-inDen, Min.
Brig Princess Royal (Rr,, Firth, st rhor.ss, W A F
prigKsie Psndersnss, Graham, st Johns NF, Roomo
Brig Mary = Thompson Grant saleu, II s,oolman
nrig Merp.ilea, Pilsbury lfaohias, White Duncan.
lH,s Crosse (Baem), BruSe, City Point, Thompson b
nrig Lila Msrishew Parks, Philadelphia, Book
schr keits, Foster. Fsyal, Perkins.
Schr London OBI. 0nslale, Mayaguez W Gum.
schr suran Z (Br) Sshop, Halifax, J Dsley :.
schr Cataract, Msndri savannah, McCready, Mott 9
Co.
scbr Frank Mclfsab Norfolk, sturges CHAIRMAN & CO.
Schr Leroy, Oeborp, Norfolk, Mott Beieu
Schr JuIsr, Bradbuyy, Boston, @ Hatch.
scbr Echo, jones' Burnt Fort, b Raynor.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Atlantic, wcst Liverpool, July -, ZEN h
10 X CslIips Co. Sailed Same day ship Ashburton
pasred IN the rivor chip Bostopian, In tow bound out
nur s. at az TM passed steamship Pacific, hence fol
I,erpccI 10 miles vest Of Fro Island; at AZ Pm passed
eiesship Glasgow hence for Glasgow, 10 nies east o
Sandy Hoct.
steamship Southerrer, Ewsn, Charleston, 81 hours
with ndss end passengers, 70 Sfoacrd, Ticstcn Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

Ar AERANT IMPosTEn.-A most daring impostcr,
calling himself the Russian Count Nesser0de. says
the Savannah Courier, has been s~in6ling the good
people Of Louisiana in most astounding maaner.
He pretended that he had letters from Gen. Pierce
to Gov. Hebert. Recommended by these he intro
duced himself on the best plantations even to tho
Governors house. He was finally found out, bat
not TIL after he bad played his games quite exteu
sively upon all bis hosts aud espe tally upon the
livery stable keepers. II would appear that he had
been equally successful with his villany all along
received from him was written from this CITY. It
Is directed to Mr. Forter at whose extensive plarta
ton In Louisiana the imp0ster had been entertain
cd, and where he bad left stolen carriage and
horses which led to his detection. It is as follows:
SAVANNAH July Is, 1854
Mr.. D. FoRrzR-Dear Cir ~ met In Biloxi with Baron
Scheack Of Germany old acquaintance, who prevail
ed ca me to go with him 70 this place wherc ID TO 10
married This VIII prevent my boing at your plants.
ton In time Please give my boy IS and send him back
TO Baton Eouge shail be there next week.
s0 Yours, EExMRopr
What lady in Savannah has thus become allied to
German royalty, under the auspices OF the Russian
Count, remains TO be seen. Tho following is tho
personal descript on Of the grcomsmau:--He is "a
ther tall, stout aud well built; real German ia ap-
psaTance; rudy complexion; rather light hair;
wears srectacles has peculiar expression about the
eyes, seeming to look out from the corners Of them;
speaking; speaks the German and English fuenfly;
had on when be first arrived here, fine black cloth
suit. also white fur hat aud small walking cane.
he afterwards dressed In light summer clothes
wore celored CATERS, and sometimes lowcrowncd
hat; quite eentlemanly in department, and aged, as
lie said % years. although looking somewhat older.
Had gold watch, end q gold fob chain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

TIE HIGHEST PMcE YEr.-ONH HUNDRED AND
TWENTY SIX DOLLARS A HUNDRED FOR TORACcO-
We to-day report tho sole Of crop Of tobacco which
settles, beyond doubt, the question between this
the bs st tobacco market, a question indeed which
has long since been determined. The tobacco cold
was the crop Of Captain lafayette W. Clement, of
Pittsyvania county, consisting Of three hNgshcads
No. Q sIs--aversvipg ffty-fvo dollars the crop
round. II was bought by Mr.. William 7. Booker
and sold by Mr. George Steptoe, who, rs the report
Of the sale in another column says, sis hard to
beat" II is no Ion ger matter OF doubt that Lynch
burg is the best tobacco market, has the most lib
eTal aud skinful manufacturers, receives the finest
tobacco, end has the best agents to sell Il, in the
Union.--Lynchburg Virginian. J,ip g..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

LARGE FrHE.--Tho Granite MIL, at Grsnitcville,
Burillville, entirely destroyed by DE between
ii and IL o'clock on the night of the Sd inst The
mill OF stone ar nothing was left but part Of
the walls. The mill belonged TO Stephen l.. snd
syria Sherman, and was occupied by J. 7. Scagrayc
a Co., for the manufacture Of fancy cassimercs. II
coDtaiDe ten full sets of machinery. and was
model nil, in al respects one Of the bot in New
EDeland, and one Of the most carefully guarded
sgains, Gre. The goods have stood in the very first
rank In the market, and had acquired reputation
which made them very profitable. The origin Of
the fro il not known. Thc less on the mill and ma
cbirefy is about $50 600; on stock and goods about
s35 900. rhe insurance on tho mill and machinery
isaboaS $40 000 in ludlng rome buildings belonging
to u estsb ishmcnt, MOI destroyed; on stock and
goods 1900. Tho following olces had risks on
the whole, md probably loso about 30 yer cent Of
the amount sured:--Americaa, $4,000; Wash
ington $4,000; Atlantic, 80 600; Roger Williams,
sac, 600, Commercial Mutual, $40 600; Merchants,
sll 500; Etna, SIS GOO; Hartford. S. 0O0 Spring.
field Fire and Marine, 81 000; Home, New York,
$40 900. From seventyiivc TO q hundred persons
are thrown out Of employment by this disastcr,--
Precedence Journal, dug 6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

lowing On Saturday last, Mr. Marvin Snyder, who
resides at the eastern end OF Caroline street. in this
village, discovered girl wandering very strangely
about in the woods back of his house. On Sunday
abe was atill there, walking almost constantly,
stopping only now and thon to pick few berries.
On Monday she was yet there. During the day she
was observed moro closely, and at night was follow
cd By Mr.. Marvin and Mr.. Hurd for about two hours,
when, losing oil traces Of her they returned home
Tuesday morning che was in tho woods again, and
Mr. Marvin Immediately approached her. She gave
her name "a Hannah Maria Hardy, and says that
her parents reside in Webster, Monroe county, and
tpat about two weeks ago she wont out blackberry
ing and getting bewildersd was unable TO find her
way home, and that she has beon wandering about
ever SINCE She IL about le years Of age an inteli
gent good looking girl. She Is verg reserved, and
at Zines appears somewhat E1eranged. The girl is
At the house o. Mr.. Snyder where she will DO well
taken are OF until word 10 received from her frends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06
Catv Intelllgemce.

Tm vnuoSr NAss1u FOE NEW Chr Hail.
spseimen Of the arbsv Eith which 1t Is proposed to
build the building in ess Park from the Vermont
quarry, placed exhbAton yesterday IN front Of
The City Hall This speeinsn b block about ave feet
With "Sis 'VsIss rss.ss through ero.sns
oosd marble generally used Tor marble nantsi. table
marble building Of this m.sersi would Be- something
specimen on eaSiSios .ss.dssd @s. attention yessr
cay.
Fnx At NM AsroH Houm Shortly sftee o'cloct last
triet proceeding nom sre taxing pses IN tie Window
OF the Eentlemena Furnishing store kept BY George
&: but T.:
flames were al ext!nguished with few pals Of water
BY the Inmates Of the store, without the I'D Of them II
Beems the 6re originated from the articles In the
store window vesey street accidentally taking Gre from
The gas burner there fonr gas thst
ss IS as
which was broken By the heat, ct sbout 500 more
ss q 'si IN asa.ss
River 800 u the Hamilton In
broke In the buildings No. IS and 70 Pin- street
occupied BY M-ssrs. Ripley Cameron, wool BROKERS
diae alarm Of the Hail ben brought The bremen quickly
10 the spot The flames, however, were not quenched
U tney COZ mUutcosou tnrouEu Win the tuiFC Story
where the Gre was extinguished The damage by both
Gre and water estimated ut % co., fully covered in
sursnce in this city and Boston.
A PoIlczHAN RosszD.-Yesterday afternoon, distur-
lance occurred In tho Peter Funk shop the Of
Cedar street and Broadway and during the sy officer
Wooey of the reerved corpse arrested Of the
ties and carried him to the Tombs whore Peter Lsrin
complaint Of assault and battery against samuel
Ramsey, one Of the ornaments Of the watch establish
ment. After the ARRAY was over and Ramsey locked
up In defsul. Of $500 bail officer Woolley found thxt in
the melee be had been relieved Of watch CHAIN and seals
worth about 500. The ocs could not imagine how his
watch lost but supposes his pockets picked
II accidentally fell from his watch fob.
SlrErDfD MUSIC AT ST. s1EHRS's CHURCH IN TWENTY
EioHTH srRnTThe lovers OF the magnificent music Of
the Catholic church should avail themselves Of tho pro-
sent opportunity If going TO the above church and listen
70 the laundering of the superb organ lately erected
there By Mr. ESben, together with large aud efficient
choir Of German and Italian artises, unsurpassed by
any In the city. Mr.. W. A. King is now performing
there every SUNDAY morning and evening. and win
tnue to do 50 for the pext few weeks. Il is musical
feast Of the highest bind. Mesdames Sconcia, Duck
worth, &c, &c, &c, Meesrs. Coletu LiveraH Zoller
Scbmetterer, together With many Others COMPOSE the
choir The music Is Of the italian school, purchase by
the Rev. Dr. Cummings during his late tour in Italy