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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08
FIRES
yIRI WEST sINTEryTH ~.


Yesterday morning shout 10 o'clock, smoke was discoy
er,d issuing from one OF the second story front rooms OF
the dwelling house 10 Us Wes. Sixteenth S., BY officer
Smith The officer Immediately rushed up strs when 10
found tie bed sDd bedding in the apartment Gre The
ssrm was promptly given when the hrem.n soon exn-
ruished tie hames The ERE e supposed 70 have been
caused by children playing with matches during the
absence of their parents Damage about 500
FIRIs BRooKLys.
About cock YESTERDAY nnornog FIRE broke on, IN Z
rsrge of sheds in the the Yors S. Methodist Church
en- the corner Of Gcd whi,h lad been occupied store
houses and for other purposes They were o~sed by hs
Hsnrsh w Leeb, -ho.e loss resches sbour s4o-inured
for 500 in the Ers Hartford Company. AID John Wk
ipson whose loss does much exceed slOo Mr. Jshu
snesh had large variety of engineering ADD psteru-
making tools Ill impleme stored in of he badnss
all Of which were destroyed The parts OF the houses
occupied By Mr. J. NJ Gordon Mr Brneti AID others we're
scuewha: damaged and The Windows doors and Interior OF
the lecture rooms of the Church greatly injured
probably the extent OF sbou, $500 Ecgne companies
Nos snd greatly praised by the neisnoors TOR her
uniirirg and successful exerOns in saving their property
which was momentsIly in danger of being wrapped in
fsmss.
About O'Clock last evening stable IN Flood saley be-
tween johnson 81 and Myrtle owned By Judge Morse
and occrpied BY Mr. Charles A. Silver dscovered 70
be on fire. and was soon burned down With the contents
Two valuable hor-es destroyed in The flames The
lecture room attached 5. Johns Episcopal Church was
dem.ged to the OF about $500 acd the brush manu-
factory of Nj William Steele likewise injured Mr.
Syers loss is about 5000 insurance The ire is sup
posed to have been the work Of an incendi:ry.
rIsE ~ WILLIAMSBURG.
Shortly after clock last evening fire discovered
in the cellar Of tenant house and grocery at the corner
OF First aud North Ninth which soon sx,insuished
with bu slight damage The ire which originated in sons
sh.virgs and wood supposed to have been the work Of
an incendary There several casks of liquor near
the fra
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HONDURAS.

b, ths arrival Of the schooner n. l. kogers we arc 40
,saessou Of ds,es from Honduras up n as,eh 10 The
Rogers made the passage 20 Om'a IN u days non Ne"
Yerk
Tie eIpe diion from Guatemala against Honda''s under
Gen Gusrdola had failed Csrera, the soeaIsd Pfss+
dent Of had resigned in order 70 give roo" 4"
HE formal proclamation as Dictator He f'io' ing NE
~ ~ santa Anna ard s to be his vieeroy IA Central
America in event Of his succeeding in establishing The
Empire The purpose is openly svowed and vel under
sscod
The devslopnsn. Of this policy had ssaed gres' excite
v,e,t in Gua,emas, and occ,scnsd many revolutionary
ump.enA Caera ike Santa Anna is short Of iundS and
had nc, paid his troops for rx months Many were dsset
ing in consequence
Honduras quiet The President Of he Honduras later
oeesrc Railway Company was at Consyagus on the ION
Of Nsrch sr Bsnundie, Penipo'enary Of Honduras 20
The United sia.es was the Of departing on his ms
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From Tue Monashs Advocate.
LETTER FROM JAMES DoTY. ESQ.

LETTER FROM JAMES DoTY, ESQ.
FoRI BESIos UPPKR MISSISSIPPI,
Friday, Dec. 9. 1855
DYIhF,rHER--You have probably received my letter
Of Sept giving accoun. Of our progress to thai date
Rv MI Tnkhsm one Of tue engineers who returned from
81 Mary's had letters from Gov Stevens from the
Soyerncr and other sources learned that the train ar
rived safely at ST Mar and found the lass TO be lar the
bes, ever discovered in the Rocky Mountains IL VIII
sord mt rate wagon roal BY clearing out the fallen
SIMMER for portion Of the way and is in al respects
smlnen,ly prec csble for a railroad.
The mountains about the head waters of the Missouri
are as you predicted full of and most OF them good
ones Mr. lin khan came the Pass Of Maras River
and was 10 return by the Flaheat passthe most south
ery Of all and said to be the best This makes five passes
In the Rocky Mountain chain surveyed by this expedition
and four Of them found practicable for a railroad
The navigation Of the Missouri to the Grea FaBs Is
fixed fact Boats drawing four feet came up to Fort
linton and Lieut.. Grover u. \ A, having just com
peted survey Of the river from the Falls 20 Fort Union
pronouncs the stream nsvgsole the entire distance Tor
fteambos drawing two feet of water al the present stage
which is low water Comment is unnecessary. II is OBJ
yous that the nayiga5siy OF the Missouri 10 this point
twenty FIVE miles below the Falls renders this an emil
grant railroad, rcute quite salerior 10 any yer CTS
covered across this continent
The winter GO far las been pleasant the Thermometer
rap ON 10 IS des above SNOW has fallen TO me
deph Of three inches AT this time there no snow upon
the frould aud the weather Is warm that the earth s
not frcxen The closed with ce on the e6h Of
November for the FIRST time but - now open Anchor Ice
was running SO as impede navigation the 10Th of Nov
This country has now been survoyo in general man
nor. but an required TO make more complete survey
al stNtIhi ldit> =" " i.aN' VI thtOS
on Journey 70 the head waters of Saskatchewan River
Early in the spring my work will commence with the
,ey of Dearborn River a. ,s sources thence along the
Surtsns 10 hc head waters ithc Yellow Stone theace
10 Muscle Shell Ver aud down that stream 20 the dis
sou-i then up on the west side, between MILK River and
IL. Missouri.
his e1peaton will occupy forty days, and the
oec, 10 ascertain TIE general 81 The coEHty
py the base Of the mountains and Of thcs streams not
T. The timber stone queries ard tracts suitable ir cu
ivatcn besides making geological minc'aiog'cSl and
Botanical collections. ~.
Nv tourney 20 the Saskatchewan ia 60 see the Nortr
Pls Meet indians reiding IN that vicinity, and prsusd
,hem 10 meet here in council next summer aud 70
during this winter from making upon toe negho'rn-
tribes.
This embraces ell the information an al present ca
abed 10 give you concerning this country shall WRITE
Won sgain in May ard the winter may afford something
al inheritance 20 communicate. JAMES Dorf.
J. d. DoTy, Menssha.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
CLOSING RUM HOLES on SUNDAY.

TIN Editor Of The n y Tribune
SIR: Will you permit me, through the columns OF your
valuable paper 10 furni.h the community with the fellow
isg statistical information On Sunday February &c. 1851
the places where intoxicating liquors are sold were closed
with but very few exceptions, in the Eighth Ward the
proeors Of those places having been notned THAI Ac
erman Tucker had expressed his determination t. enforce
the Sunday Liquor law The result vas that our Ward
Was unusually quiet TWAS rema,ked among the people
Of the Ward generally that decided Improvement had
taken place. / will give you the figures
February o. arrests were made by our officers
March 5, 2; l2th, 2; 19th ! Goth, T.
April 2 none.
| will now give you the items embracing an equal
number Of Surdays in lsj3 when the liquor shops we're
open, ind in full blast;
February o. 1859 arrests made by the police.
March g. Isl 18TH 9; Goth, 5, eth, 8.
April H. Making total Of a. S4cf which was Tor
i1toxic alton and disoTdery conduct.
You viii perceive that the total number Of arrests on
the dates above given is To- Of which were for ntoxca
lion and disorderly conduct. will add that this dis
psrty in the number Of arrests s not owing to any want
OF attention to duty the part OF tho police Tor IN the
men there is apparent improvement oo'h d 70
character and efficiency, under the present police ar
reugtment. o. - -
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sTABBING ARRAY on TIE FIVE POINTS

An ARRAY urred at O'Clock yesterday al rTnoon be
tween a lumb.r Of drunken and women at the low
grocery No i53 Apthonys in which John Ridden and
his wife severely stabbed with jack knife by Philip
Riey RIDDEN wounded n the eide the blade OF the
weapon penetrating between tbs fifth and SIKH RIBS aud
causing deep and dangerous wound He vas conveyed
to the New York Ho pial Mrs Ridden was wounded in
the back and will probably if she be kept
sober She was taken to the City Prison and psced ia
charge of DR. Covel Riley arrested by Officer Martin
Of the Sixth Ward Police ard aiken before Justice Osborne
who locked him up for trial
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

Editor ef Tas " L. IStea.s -,
SIR Your citizens themselves are much 70 blame tha
the Crystal Palace s not better supported ana 70
them that YOU should especially appeal in It's behalf Last
October was in New York icrtso days for she nsi tune
for several years, and, as stranger went to see ns
ON tN old friends who are and have been thirty year,
oorc business in ell aid in the course OF converse
op h came out that neither of them had yet been 10 the
JsV or two ago met another old friend who has been
an active business man for the last thirty years and nov
epoys his otiuI cum dignitae, and mentioned wha;
TIC Two old friends had told me- that thes hsa ho' pee N
Re Crystsl Palace last ial and he reked and haze
h hos:: t ~ AMI 3 IsS4 PHILAD ELeElAN.
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PRoGREss OF TIE CRYSTAL PALACE AT SrDESHAM
TIE Crystal Palace Company are progressing bravely
with their great work They have voted the raising OF
9Q5O, goo more money making fl,ooo,coo in all. They
are ting their space fast at "a Cd 70 Cos square foot
In ore instance $500 has been given for plot of space
feet BY s. aud they have given up the idea OF erecting
monster organ. Of which some weeks since showed
Tie sbsurdiy Seven Industrial Courts 10 be erected
under the superintendence Of Messrs Barry lite Thon
e Sckes Grace Carpenter and semper for the use OF
exhibitors and the art and natural history works are
proceeding, with great rspidy and beauty, under the
guidance Of Hessrs Lsyard, Owen Jones and Dgby Wy
att and Professors Owen Forbes. Latham, and Sir Jo
seb Paxton The towers at each esd of the buiid
Ing have been found adequate for working the foun
faiIs but 500 goo will set that right-not soon
enough however to exhibit the Jets doauI at the end Of
May, when the building is positively TO be opened The
public /. now excluded and having handsome balance
al the bankers the Crystal Palace Company may carry
ON ,teir wonderful labors with dsuntless energy We
wish We could say much Of the West End Crystal Pal
ace Railway Company meeting Of the shareholders
the other day showed the arrangement for money raising to
be toersby advanced but The works have little pro
gress Facility of is IN essential element in the
success Of lhs undertaking. London Literary 'aze''e
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THE LATE Fatal SHOOTING CASE.

Coroner Donne yesterday held an nqu-s, At the New
York Hospital upon the body Of Carl Zerbeck the young
man Who on Wednesday last was shot in the abdomen by
the accidental discharge Of pistol 10 the hands of fellow
worl man the chop of Joseph Rose gunsmh at No ~
Caharne The pistol had been left loaded at the shop 70
be repared and Fredk Hnke Of the workmen, toak
up and attempted to COX d. bu: tho spring being very
stiff the hammer clipped aud the pistol was discharged
pdrs the ball through The hand Of Hinke aud into the
abdomen Of tie deceased The Jury rendered verdict Of
accidental cath The deceased was native Of Germany,
- If ny,
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cjJE AUTHORSHIP or THE HULSENiNN
LETTER.

sT'siAl .0''ssP Bosroy Apsn s. 1854
a of ,ba solid men Of cur ci,y were thrown into
s tate Of excitement during Mr.. Egere:ts late vlt
po.,,n nv an unexpected claim set up by him to the
sonor snj glory Of The Hassmsn1 letter ia' H. ;se q
s oer s,,er he arrived ho addressed ictdr 70 nieahes
W,bttr ia which he stated, what he said M "s9si5
was pyobsbly aware CT that he was ne evhbi 3. "a
letter and that the original dra "a ne PAM
;sire would be foe nd among tie els q Asae vac
in ccuteqneree u his lsboring under one VI IL TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08

William II Prescott" Victor CoGsiE,- Robert Brown
ing" are the subjects Of TIE most inpo,,sn. papers
r,rr.it Of Browning ,mbelh.hes The number.
Spca q cur Fas.s 81 Cb0r!y, by the Rev WILL"
THarSH sih. title CT Ee volume Published by Jew
cit Co intended to expose the deipGuenciss OF church
member. in rec,rd 10 various matters OF religious oeiga
ton 1t written in populs. style and claims to Do
q" book for TIE tuss
C,r,er Brother have Published edition Of QUARtrss
Enthns illustrated By Numerous engrsvings The cela-
brsieS poems which co,he the truths Of religion in the
snt conoets Of the see OF Charles viii no doubt fad
readers 70 rejoice in Their revival
Jeuet, Co have issued magniicen; edition Of Ssas
tor Syx,.R's Sc,ci tie Ntraska BIZ. 1t arrays the
equ.nce OF the MSssa busssts Sens'r 10 sPprcPra
dress OF green and golden splendors.
The Yoyrr A-ertcaas Elocatioris, by Loris 3 HARD
CASTLE smbodes the principles OF RUshs system in pfsc-
teal treatise and contains variety Of selections for recs
ton limo pp las Shepard & Co
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IAaveTtisemsL-I


KNApP's DAGCERRRoryPRs.-N X. having as.
- n "a l.s povery room. his lssAs snd The publ gss
- fs ain henc. fh Lb bssuB No 80 5rosa -
an n ,eone lOor Prresst who're h VIII srsns -
TkrEsss "a every 49, CT the Art Prce including cas- 1--WE
crEiato s.
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Aatertaen.sr.

NEW-YoRK DUTCHMAS.- The NeW.IofA p 49,.
tie Hero King CT Sccl ID" Thss f3iesci1 se'.. Ths
Ahranser ara r-rrot ~ = bers innen:s 49, STATS
D au an = on .. ., III the percSesl Dep &c ia N q
and Car ada sinsle eogi-s Asenfs ssI,eo n
III ccurfTy. NlHcArE \ ba4tE. 10 -e'"'~
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ARREST OF 4 IICKPocEET-A German named Cnp
Tan PlsIBhss psssing Through Css
.rIa a. ycstsr6sy afternoon Two nsn sasvss
ohlv him Of WON stole from Is peckes s
- 1ec.teiy risse1 tie preperfy af -
I'D accused the parties o, obbsg bin The Ill
pecksS lin 70 The rsYesn: By h-g ib bs Est aud Tie 90
r nsa rsr en- 4hsy were p1r-gsd y some .1sas s 80
s-rtEsf EEthe Dogery viii tse ~sst IA hs
Lls FrsEcis c0yle, sEd W" 'efed "
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l-r BlwcN hEs made unusually h,P2y elecFon from
sic English rtrodcs' Or his month largo Number Of
re unts topics .i gsnsrl Interest 81 LOT then
src lars.lyo Gal morning -Aus-.-an lE47.ll.s -
Errcre~ Chares k,-zse7," 'Ihe ir'' - of'-
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TEA, TEA, TRA--TO DEALERS IN TEA--soe e LIZ
Yoors y.eu and Oolots he former rom 70 s,s the .sf
c Z. rsf u9@aEi OAer varieties eq ally los
Inc he sSvaIef prices Casaa Tea cs17iay No 10
liam Pad "a A1clevet
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fAdve.tl.emsttl
Crayon Drgu.

Crayon Dlguerreotypes, Crystalotypes, ste'..
,o n.Io D.seerrofgpes LoeLs, Pie As tsksa 70 y
.I. he rral Wof F1Ir PEA ~ sy, 70 - -
Wv Eooms eesy q No eosnsen VII any s,ne
l4Ls1eEt
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ARREST OF HALL TarEF-Joseph Simmsfnnsn.
yotns yesterday arrested By ofs-rs kane and -
n a. Chers fec eAsrd Nth st.saE ~e.ns apparel -
Va. ~ as The grslses Of VI, 'bsr es eufs NO - ~
foupd IA posseti5n OF tne sccIee Nv
Nss licked % By justice osoorre for trial
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tsd b-othrr. ccsr iEr tie ety
VITA te-p7r sweet IS tie blesens Of Nay
Win cafk lalg Ike eogt and fscs A&e rsse; So.
TLc re. chn1 Of III ala wa rs as,ef "ioa D, "
1T 10 such beloved one be snstched forever a"a{
vcv. ervin to tssrcof Go sniseni ,aesss ~
chilta hss .se BIN - "a sTte sis; II thh e'aAty Hs'
fiee gallery q q no - prosd~sy
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LECTURES, MEETINGS, AMusEMEsrs, e.

SAISsDAf ApsH .. -,
S.s AND WIS and KIN Cure" W.ll.sE: :.
asr csas, The Rosssf, We ( .ss s.xsry Jpn
o,S s,t%rsS .S Dooa Ha.e
wSSs ss,
es@sill Etsss:S.g7sse =. sFs'ts
isDos1s1 o. AL cr,',. pslae. to dusk
s srss.s 81 Mo.esw- Broosisn Museum Il IN
:..' % aSS, rs n No. 10
sIesoa BLIIl Comasre,al H a.. !srs:y Cyl !,
sirIos.L DEsIss, scs Broadway "A t'lsP
The time of the singing OF birds has fairly come and
the woods and groves musca Of old The robin and
bis wife have returned the old homestead again. and re-
pairs theron have already begun The bobonks dot the
l.sfe,s trees and cur time long friend, the chipping
bird has made bis appt round many door stone
As fr the bae birds hose sweet companions of azure
sks they came this and befores slipped
old winter out Of her lap hundreds had died. clustered IN
fence corrers and round b,rns Buhs Survivors are busy
about tie hollow s,umps fitting up their summer Residences,
and be world of pluniog blue paon- D. and by
True tn yet pgers here and there, on the h in
The hollow and aong me fences and looks the distance
az il WINTER had been indulsDg in rough sset hing aud
chalked ut The boundaries Of farms AID feld-.
Out Wee" he ploT L already moving and The long
nes Of iurued sod b and ridge the brosd feds and the
esh ee-h ha fragrance OF It's own that June roses can
10, supply The OK as big h aud delicate ~ Pew
velvet and man! Dry stick ha has sTsysd sad ere-kei
in the win'sr wind be,reJ symptoms OF budding
And the Ct Il no, wito0u. sgns OF Spring. WIZ
dows and doors are thrown open and grss begin 10 lo,k
dark and deso,ae The children lex bose and the sr
i, filed win heir blended voices spriog silks and ,lts
eer oLoac the s-ee: ribbons brighter snd patsot
Lahers srccfed cork soles Dealers 10 clothing have IA
DE .tagsy fear nougl that swung n ysar face
All winter tee mrnemgra red shirt has gwen plaza 70
U-htar frbr.cs ana cols quilting lining, 'asl
uTs,ty much erers;hiDg Goat in the breezs.
But II eaIly April yet and there may be frosty breath
or two out Of the fierce northeast Meanwhile, ais majes
~ the sun brsveiy he north and as be Array
do. will eventually gsi, The day, and make the win.
+ OF our dis>onient mosl glorious summer
81 the Tabernacle No. $40 Broadway, there viii be
gTsrd vocal and In mental Concert Of the New Yo
sargsruIie Society Tor the benefit Of the medical fund
on Monday evening April 10. Leader j. Schelie'
The Concert Will embrace chcruses instru nsnt'
quaretr solo performances he piano, hora. and has
500 singing and forth. We are informed that the r
hesrsls Of this Society yery thorough AMI 1t oEeE
great attractions to the public.
We are requested to state tina: tae G.ris IGda'nl
"shool in the Fourth Ward in this City which has bee
kept IN the n. nj Of the Mariners Church, Roosevelt
e., will be -. on handIy next TO Hal No. 81 Ia
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Accommodations Mills, carpenter. 30 years OF -
No a eerels Yesterday raora NJ fell ffon scssse
n. IN R. and very ss'sfs5
.rjuled. He SCLyeyet 20 BIZ home. -.
a child named BENJAMIN Hai-tesd was run over
CL.yt yesterday morning and hst BIS leg broken hsS"
20 his IN WiLsn,sb1rxa
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CITY ITEMS
NORTHUMBERLAND REGISTER

r0r siaAdlFG IAo 7oHeseF a t'Vtr's'
So BY JOHN c. u.
1854. sAM I'm SIN
April observation-disclosures. 81 oil %
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" ro save the rsgileus Al Of ;As nation
u, holiest, who,asomsse yltlpersisu -

MI Parker has no right 10 quarrel With La lame, 10
this respect lie has fairly earned il by bis free ex'
excise OF bold aId defiant spirit No doubt be SAY
a,y delights to clutch shsaTy erTer' and press the LIE
out Of I; under ia relentless grasf lie MAKES 20
terms with what he deems uaIuth, ether "a thought
or acssn but takes it BY toe thros. ws ire grn 'T
Of 81 old CoytnaAtsr and reyels N re sss7os All
bowl, OF ia eeataagooy. Blt the reverend EseDore
has another a,ee lie = nss hsn'gSrer, ~ oses
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NJ arm ynox ISJURrEs -A man named Boyle, who VA
sere. 10 ured Iron Foandry some asys nnes
died yesterday ~ the Nes
Hc.psI 81 his iurs inquest will be held upon ne soV
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NEU PUBLICAI TONS

A sXFMoN or OFT Age. BY TAEoossc PAKKEE Boston
b y Nusssy Co. soeey trarcs Co.
Theodore Parker is known to large class OF the
Community merely as political aud religious coosro
yersisls.. They connect Lis name only with the din
Of arms. He is gsrJed as Mighty, fierce war
rcr sAufDg the battle afar oh,' ana rejoicing IL
TIRE bay of trumpets and the smell Of blood. His
iusge brings up rene nbranees of hery. con6ave ap
pcals-audacious oDsarshts on venerable AID ss,.ed
Iercs-,nd stern resolute attempts
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UosoRArLY DISCHARGED -Adolph Hirsob whose a.
resi- ~. noticed day. the charge q hs,aa 20 ~
t,Sole from Holmes Yesterday exanse' "
Tor. Joce O.torne hon,soy acquitted OF the ens 10
proof % substantiste IL being stoucec
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CRYSTAL PALAcE-The subscription to the purchase oil
tcs cts now stands as follows:
.roupt preyou,ly reported sT5s0; United States Hotel
$500; Clrfs Bailey Howard 81 Mercantile ho'et eL"S
Il rrinbe BUILDER J0iie, t2 o; Jas MeCI- e.Ni
r stropr siC seeye ELsscrn Pearl Hons ssoi Ass
" SicsIsy as; cara. wemms H. s25, Goo Tuiile sEi
SslccO.
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II Will thus be that, during tae Two nsnh' pas
ssC9 rer patients have been ATTENDED iof whom 1879
prescriptions have bel dispensed gra'n'u,ly Inc nun
o.hers combined This will withou, dsubt continue TO b
the case fem the many years has bcsn established and
the high character 81 hs officers
vaccination ~. eoatauss to be extended {, all spo%ann
~ rLS.icIsn Pusnz have ssoks to thsf o<s
rssr. .n5 hat Children. and the eonmuo ~ sfe
g. /, the ~hs daily crowd bio dsostnss VI ay
~ that b they vii receive All ne sdvss
tai. 81 vaccine and the twelve yaS e1perenee OF Dr.
tThe Apobeeuy still nnser the ea.rSe o. tns
above named Which sursirnt s'eAa'e' 'As
sru.. &C ere Of tire On est quality 20 be t.d
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We are requested to state tina: tae GEis IOdastiAl
"sehoc in the Fourth Ward in this City, which has been
KEEP, IN the bass n. Mt the Mariners Church. Roosevelt
e, will be -. on Nanasy mex: 10 Hal No. 81 East
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NORTHERN ROUTE TO TIE PACIFIC.


por Jos std other gentlemen Interested IN Tue
TkhtTy.
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Attend BIItS-A great nADy bis On iafsfst Is.I,
are in crcDlsoD slierd from to i've. and .o b..
,re. 70 tens The alterations ere very rgsnicoss l.
III unless The figures and The wo Is Z dollars" ere ~,
r,fuly seruiipied they wiz deceive even ,aoe vhc 3.
considered pretty good judges
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Hon. JOSEPH GRIySELL of Mas has communicated
V The Nos- Bedford Mercury the following interesting
litter from Coz. sTEyEss Of the new Territory Of
WsshipetoD: