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Jersey CITY Intelligence.

ACCIDENTALLY KlLIED-A lad named Alonzo Romaine
about twelve years Of age instantly killed At about
eight O'Clock last evening He climbing upon pile
Of lumber in the open lots Henderson street. between
Montgomery and York streets when portion Of the pile
fell upon him, and his head was crushed, killing him in
SANITY. The deceased Is the of J. n. Romsine who
resides in Montgomery street. opposite the lumber yard
FIRE "A fire broke out In a tenement house at the
corner o. Prospect and Harsimus streets owned by
Henry kellen, At o'clock yesterday afternoon Tho
fire depAr tment INN edlately band the Ere
was got under but the building about half destroyed
was insured IN Wall street for 81 400 which
fully covers all damage.
Three or four occurred yesterday Of persons
ing Affected by the heat but were reported ia at
On the afternoon previous many Of those Mt work In
exposed places compelled to desist labor on
cunt Of the excessive heat.
Rusck Coyle convicted in the Recor3er's Court for
selling liquor without license Was finsi S..
AocIpRNr-On Friday morning, John Berrian aged two
years and ten months, fell out Of second story win
dow broke bis shoulder and received ote serious
iriios, which may prove fatal
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in Europe furnished with this condenser 40 that IL
boz ed that transatlantic friends win again be
oeb,eo to US knowledge Of of the mechanical
Improvements which, it we're, mpel the progress OF
the age.
The steamer has eight large metallic life boats on
board and every passenger viii be able 70 enjoy pro-
me, sde under extensive awning, when she Is CON
Ilvely cleared up her guards unshpped which
be aoLe at once.
she lett the Morgan Iron Works yesterday morning,
with select party boord and reached the Battery at
eleven oeL ek in charge of Captain Skiddy, Mr. John
Ms6imm the veteran pilot OF the Pacific and other
steamship compaI les and Mr. John Marshall engineer.
After fe~ evolutions In the bay she to the light
81 ip against head wind and low tide in two hours and
Eve minutes Having rounded tho light ship, she made
III. run 10 the Morgan Iron Works in about the
time, afr having laid to in order to afford the
pany time enjoy dinner on board. Captain Ed
ridge presided having his right and left William H.
A, wall Esq. president OF the Pacific Mall Steamship
Company Mr. Quintard, principal of the Morgan Works,
Mr. Fox OF the finn OF Fox Livingston, Mr. PRISON,
Captain ssddy, Mr.. wckham Mr.. Hoffman, members Of
tie p ess and many other gentlemen. When full justice
hud done to the good things, Captain Skddy and
Pilot MGmm handed the party from the Saint Louis in
Lately, and delighted with her trip NJ Armand.
French engineer, Lately wrecked in the Frankin,
aso on board, and appeared highly pleased with the APP
ItaIapce snd performance OF the Saint Louis.
This steamer will be commanded by Captain Asa Ed
ridge OF whom is enough TO that he is the
gentle Who commanded the packet ship Roscius the
ste mship Pioneer likewise the steamship Red Jacket
on her late fortunate and very quick trip Lverpool
Oh his owners well known both on the ra,,6a and
Atlantic coasts.
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Marine ANntrs.

LAUNCH OF ANOTHER MEXICAN WAR SrMsss --Messrs.
j. A. Westeryelt Co viii launch from thci- yard foot
OF Houston street, at T. NJ to-day the Mexican
steamer Gen. Iturbide. She registers $50 TOMS aud of
the dimensions and model as the war steamer
santa Anna, launched by the firm short time
back and for the government, the particulars Of
which we have before given.
Death BY FEvER AT SxA.-More deaths by the yellow
fever ON board ship reported The schooner Moses
Warning, arrived yesterday from st. Domingo city, having
lost two by that fatal disease. The victims John
Bowey, native Of Ireland who died the 18th inst in
lat. 80, and Ion. IS, and the following dag Henry
Turner passenger. The brig Eliza Burgess arrived ct
Boston 2oth from Cuba, reports having spoken 10th
inst in lat IS o. the ship Jane Parker, Captain Bow
kerr days out from Havana for Trieste under short
SAIL having but four at for duty She had lost her
nrst officer BY fever and six Of the sick but
were improving slowly.
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NEW YOnK HERALD-EDTrON FOR EUROPE.
KSe Collins mail steamship Baltic, Captain Comstock
win leave this port this day at II O'Clock NJ, for v
egpool.
The European mails VIII close in this city ct halfpss
IN O'CLOCK In the morning.
1he wnxir HERALD, printed in French and English,)
win be published at half.past nine O'Clock in the
ng. Single sop!es in wrappers, sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
Nsw YORK HxsAD viii be received st the following places
N EUrope:-
LIVERPOOL. John Hunter, No. Q Paradise street.
LOeDos !. Edwards, SANFORD & Co., No. II Cornhii
VIM Thomas Il Co., No 19 Catherine street
sAMs .ivingston Wells Co., Place de a Bourse
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TEE STEAM FRIGAIR SAN JACINIO--The following il .
complete list the officers recently ordered TO this
sci. They directed to report 10th inst viz. -
CAPITA n, c. K stbliDg Leutenants, Overton Carr, W.
l. Rerndon. e Key Murray, John G. Beaumont; Master
G w. Abey; Surgeon, John L. Fox; Passed Assis tant
Surgeon Ashton Miles; Purser, McKeon Buchanan;
Passed Midshipmen, John X. Wilson, Vim r. Mercer, J.
R. Hamilton, Joseph p. Fyfe and J. g. Helman; Mid
shipmen, John Barnes and James n. Todd Boatawsin
" R Hail. Gunner, J. G. Ritter; Carpenter, james Nc
Ionrell; sailmaker, 7. c Herbert Engineers-Chief,
Joshua Foinsbee FIRST assistants, A. G. Steiners and
Ed Ee Luce; second ditto, James H. Warner and r. Al
phonse Jackson; third ditto, .Cleland Indsley,
Rsmsay and VIM II. Hunt.
The steamer San Jacinto fitting ont for cruise in
the Baltic Purser Buchanan has been ordered her
L. thought the Downing court martial viii continue
for six wee Ks vet.
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The NAME OF THE New NoarHERy ASr,-
SLAVERY PARrr-A CALL UroS THE Souri,
The Anfi-Nebraska State Convention held the
other day at Worcester, Mass has given name
to the new anti-slavery holy alliance of the
North. They have ciristened it the Republican
Party and, after declaring that the repeal of
the Missouri compromise renders the question
Of freedom paramount to all other considera-
tons" they declare their fixed principles to bc
Ito bring the administration Of the general
government back to its original principles OF
liberty; TO repeal the Fugitive Slave law: to
restore the prohibition of slavery in Kansas
ard Nebraska; to prohibit sla very in all the
Territories; to resist the acquisition. o. 1rc
slave States; to abolish slavery In the Disfric
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To the Pablo.

The NEW YoRK HERALD has tho largest circulation
q any daily journal in Europe America.
The Daily HERALD circulates nearly sirty thousand
sheets per day.
Khe Weekly editons--pub.ished Saturday and Sun-
Aay-reach circulation Of nearly s-uy ousaad sheets
Ssr week.
The aggregate ISSUE Of the HERALD establishment
sbout Jovr hundred UousaNd sheets per week. or
,reafy Msiltons Of sheets per annum.
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win be necessity for another general hank
rupt law. He seems to be following exactly in
the " footsteps of his inustfious predecessor"
Martin Van Buren,.
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sharge more than two cents copy for the New York
EaksAID fwo cents 10 the price any part Of this
aand and suburbs and any carrier charging more,
stise being left at this ooe, viii be dsmissed from
nploy,
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According to the latest advices from Washing
ton General Pierce will eclipse Captain Tyler
in his vetoes. We are informed by Wall
street contemporary that the President is about
to veto the bill appropriaiing $4,000 for the
Improvement OF Cape Fear river, in North Caro-
lima, as preparatory step to the same quietus
to the River and Harbor bill of two or three
millions for the commercial rivers and harbors
of the whole Union. We are also informed that
he is preparing veto for the bill providing for
surveys of the public lands and the new Terri
tories, because Of its grants of bomesteads t,
actual settlers at twenty five cents per acre !;
and this will give the death blow to the Home
stead bill.
AT the same time we are admonished that the
Kitchen Cabinet are very anxious for the pas
sage of the corrupt lobby stock jobbing Wiscon-
sin Railroad BILL and score Of other bills of
the same pattern, ard that they feel very
lively interest in the bill for the extension of
Colts pistol patent, whereby he may be indem-
nified for the expenses incurred in the erection
of that London factory for the manufacture Of
his revolvers for the British army. Land job
bing schemes, patent monopolies, and Gadsden
treaties, are the trump cards with the Kitchen
Cabinet. Lunatics, free farms and rivers and
harbors don't pay the lobby, and are, ofcourse,
unconstitutional. Nothing like strict censtruc.
tion--nothing.
RUSSIAN DIFFICULTIES WIN THE UNITED
SrArEs.-The article which we quoted yester-
day, under the above head, from the Courier
des Efa;s Unis, taking it for what 1t professed
to be-a communication from one Of its cores
pondents-turns out, as usual with all the ORR
ginal intelligence Of that paper, to have been
mere rehash Of q stale paragraph which has
been running the round Of the French and Del
gian papers. There are indications in its style
which lead to the conclusion that the story In,
emanated from the fertile brain Of that prolific
dscoverer Of mares nests, NJ. Etienne Mouliet,
of the Patrie.
PRETTY Coon FOR CALIFoRNIA-The follow
ing items of the army bill in the House indi-
cate very generous disposition oa the part of
Congress towards the Golden State and high
" commendable resolution to relieve Secretary
Guthrie Of his surplus revenue az fast as possi-
bic. Here they are, and among the other APP
propriations there will be perhaps several mil
lions more for California
For suppressing Indian hostli,es Ia raii,or.
fornis. ............,.........-... ss5o,oec
For State Government OF d. In isse and $50 sce,oo
Tor Surveys &c......................... 100000
For survey Of boundary line. .......... e6o,0uu
For Custom house and store house. . ...... .ga go
Total now xIendi,ures for Calf rria proposed
10 2,os3 oeo
When the appropriation bills ere passed. We
shall not be surprised if together with the
Gadsden treaty and other bills, TIE ezpendi
tures for the ensuing year exceed On agerc gate
OF eighty millions Of dollars. Tl,s.s rolreach-
mcnt and reform. This is tne iaiimoGt of
Marcy policy Of The sro.,A. \. LIS gl.s be-
fore tie expiration Of Gen. Piercs's term there
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DfATH ny CHOLERA "A young named Joseph Beu-
pett member Of Engine Co. No. died yesterday FORE
noon, after few hours illness, OF cholera.
MAYoR's CouRr.-Yesterday Philip Spehler and Lucas
Leopold were fntd $40 each for disregardins the Sunday
law. BeDjsnin N. snman, for encamoering the side
walk, fined IS.
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NOttce.-The Members or the Central Pick
yick Association requested attend usetinx on
SuroaJ at o'clock NJ. 1T hsadquarters make faal
atrnnsements for the excursion 70 Sailors Saug Harbor
staten Island, on Monday, July &c
JOHN r. OHARA, President.
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HatlOnnl UnsI.rs Da IA

National umLvs Oa Cane.-Tbfs Is a new and
wtpis'nsly convenient article aud umbrella
b6@d Nhes the umbrella 10 not reqaed for IL
closed within shs eane thus person carrying
zane, Always have also UMBRELLA In Of
'udd slower or protection against the hot Every
ar n"u 20 With one 81 these unique and usef
srtae They are for sale Broadway only oy ALYRED
ttShOE 4 Co. al Broadway.
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Metallic Tablet strop.-By the use Of this
s,tcie TIE operation Of shaving becomes At easy aud
sfte. For pesrIy thirty which this Article
bee1 bsfcre The public haye rcceived many encom
nus IN proof tf utility SAUNDERS, No. Astor House,.
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Pfaroa-Horacc Waters r,anon. vccr Il

and purity Of tone md Of touch these
pianos hAuepge comparison with all other makes Oil
sert Co premium pianos with without the sotsnp
No one tcle Of me'csn has elected more
n.d woTaa than these e.ee. assd psnss Gss bouaar
lett Go jacob Choke rings piaao Tho above pianos
70 be tcuDd only - the great music Of
HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway. y
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CANINE MADNEss.-We are able to give, this
morning, certain valuable information as to a
new treatment for bydrophoba, discovered
by an eminent physician at Athens. Greece,
and communicated to the United States gov
Even If the new treatment should be without
value to the medical man, the case detailed Is
very interesting, and must arrest the attention
of all classes. just now, the information given
us by Doctor Chairetes, is highly important
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New Nrus,c.-s. The proa,..1 q

New Music.-" The Prodieal Son. varaa-
ton4n by Oscar Come price 8 cents The pams az
The ssDpossr s.ssehsd to presu s.on is %n.ie.
WATERS, publisher 3aS Broa iway. Music cent by nail
pcfsesree General isect catalogues safded 10
any scdress, free Of charge.
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Melodeons.-s.D d. & n. w. Snaith's Melo-
Of tone than those Of any other ske Those
wishing To- examine, purchase . very 10 price MN
bsr one instrument should call At the cole agency ls
Broacway neodeons Of all other styles a1d prices CON
SANITY ON hand. HORACE WATERS
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Reese u Co., 2s0 Rroadwa ~, the original
pioprto. Of the hrst Two shing Dasaurreoyps rooms
to be deceived By humbus, reports Of rsmoyA-nothipg
reetypes stolen from 1t.
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Right oPpesite the Her.aa Once stands the
New Union Hall ncess vs SIS suildins thsa ss p,s
syen 5a sxsurs stoak ii n sdy Msds Co,h
ing on the post AsbonsbIe sut There Sareain dry
lag. The oas price system obviates that nuisance.
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nom neon 500 blArk lace veils 500 coor.i oound a.
snd for ssis u half thr vaiu4; also 800 dozen Ia ss lid
goycs - per pair 200 doysn AIexAnders sllk DO 81
LkADHEA1lk LEE, A7 Broadway, corner OF Leonard
str
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Re ed e. Co, have removed

Rses 4 Co. have removed to 1856 broadway
gormsry 2ssJIhiss the only Rsss Co in shi ctv AMI
cby place wbsre superior taken
sfact for 8 seLts Beware of Peter Funk dagusrrso-
typtstf, who assume . similar name, Reese"
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Chesp w Go0ds-Cheap Dry GOOds--
- 1DBEATkR d lEK, ga Broadway. are selling rich
s.s AZ pvr yAsd bs.egss. Is Sd; lawns, 3D.; Aisxan-
sss ,nt gloves e; Md gloves - rich lace shavis,
what's. gin shams and linens equally chssp.
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Promises are Hike FainvfDg Ladies--Th<H
re1nre 10 Re arried out This be the OF sEN
~ ArfT Hsnse. he reycr ~ AZ his
-a.. - - spy! a., rl-LeGt .c--.
fuls' veyf sta wopid affair csss ssnty ssts than
hsMs nAsAA - -
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Great Bargains IN Ready Made Closhsng,
sghty sol ed fren the late Ere II preA !waysas black
pAnts, ocst ~ for 81 yssss cost - for o. GEO. LEvIE
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Nyelo0eons-s. n Ar n M. s-...r,. -

st. jacob Chciersg psacs Tbs sSoVe d pisno.
HORACE CIV %S1Ess S. s.sssx. So'' Of
MeIodeons.-s d. & H. w. snaith,s Me,o-
purity .s
s s. :ss ps sss:y s. IS
~ Of " other sSs.cs ca
New Music.-~ The Prodlaal Son, ss varaa-
tionsn by osear Comettsnt: price 30 The pams Of
The composer attached TO is thu mu.icsi
EaiEf " xs s' sen, h - ns
sny ssaress free u charge ''''s0'' 70
NOTES.-The Members or the Central Pick
sss.; = s s:s. ss ~
staten Island on Monday S5s Ivy 20 o,u.n.
I Jons J. Qv,s, Secretary. '''s'''
Sational UmLr. ia Cane.-rbis is a new ana
bss the umbrsis Il not rsqsirsS FOR use Il l. i'm
~ s . sas
, & .s.Ss: :. s bot sss
srs Thy are s'I sale on Broadway only, ~ ALFRED
Metallic Tablet ssrop.-By the use OF this
s,ss ss operation o. ,hssns become. A. s. and
h.sa bsfers The public Dons haze rcesi,sd
Fancy Cutlery.-The subscs1bsx's Assert
Knives, with large variety Of choice which
AspSusk asss. . ssa $3.50 sse.s-sy
Comb FactoEy.-Ladles are Respectfully
ny TO examine the subs crbers assortment Of teros
be dress combs the variety y b<yond ~ eoubt che great
J sscsrnks. SIZE So ssssa :ss ! - -e '''" =
Right oppssise ths Hsrs,a once stands tho
S. soa % s ss. .s 4: "sas.s. s, @ sc
Fylendl 6xsurss The nmsAse Stock n sdy Mads Clo,h
ing the hsbionsbIe sut There bargain driv
lag. 7hs eas price systen obviates that nuisance.
Great Dsryains IN Ready Made Clsshang,
sghty I'd the late IN Broa lway-kns black
coats cost ~ for DO black and Gsured esssimere
pAnss ocss 81 Tor G yss's COST 8 for a. GEO. LIVE,
Dry Goods AZ Reduced Prsces.-The subscr1.
being anxious " their entire stock summer
good have this dap reduced The prices Of their sks
twenty evs par coat ~ their former low prisss LAB
oEATER LEE so ssosdway, corner Of Leon ard ssrsss
Cheap Try Gooas-Chcap Dry Goods
= aDBkATkR lEE. ga Broadway, are selling rich
ls<s ss gloves, -; hid gloves, - rich lace shavis
-; ribbons. hsSakerohsefs mourning goods dc Isines.
what's. sinshans shd linens equally cheap.
Lace VelIsI Lace vcilsil--.Just Received
nom ane ION 500 haak lace veiIs 500 coiorsi oeund Do
rrd for sale Ut half their also 500 dozen ia iiss f3
gievcs ~ pair 200 dor AlsxAnders INK DO 81
LhApnEATIS 4 LEE, 5t7 Broadway, corner OF Leonsri
street,
Promises are nke rainviDg Laxiies-.TH<t
renirs 10 Re arried out This be the opinion
30 Ary Hense. he reycr rsmsss ssy wb.n his
$500 =. - s-..!e a.. rl-A.Gt 49,. 80.
frls' vsyf sta hs vosd Aihsr lesss sssy thaa
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1886 or 81 3 forms and 80 mills.
Or 81 %. 3dimes and mills
In the currency Of 100 cents to the dollar.
El. 5xl0o 500
6s o. % $50
ed.9 IS

In moneys Of account the latter has the ad-
vantage u two denominations ouly. The for
mer is subject to 2, 3, or f. at the option
Il the user; but we think that in such
calculations two denominations oaly pounds
and mills--would be fouod most convenient
The simplicity of the value of 100 to the iotc.
ger is much more apparent ia moneys for
change, where sbillings and sixpences bear
rn,ural relation OF quarters aud eighths of thc
iDieger, whilst they retain their old relatio, ~
The pound sterliog or eve dollar piece. whe
compared with the increased number of theis
r, laiiors - fnur values instead Of tvs, crisinp
rom The adoptlyn Of ,0l0 parts 10 the int,gsr.
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InrssrArr 1fsHsuss - dolled reetirk
Of thoo1 1ho fesl ionoteste6 81 To so0eess ~
the NHelief House. scu 15th stseet iii D.
held af Ne United States Hotel, this evening
It half past o'clock. r. Is very important
that ~ Whe can DO - viii Be ID. attendance,
N the ReI3ef HOuse q now n succesofal OPP
GRAFTON, dIspenning j vast deal Of good and
the committee of arrangements are DESTROYS
Of knowing to what extent they are autho-
Sised togo on behalf Of our citizens, ii -.
wing from starvation the hundreds Of women
and children around them, who can only sub
stat during the winter on the liberality Of the
public.
AT meeting held on the 18th inst. the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed . commit
tee to "solicit money. food or clothing for the
poor" and requested to make prompt re-
turns to the "Rslief House Committee Of
which VIM. H. Grant, Esq, Is chairman, aud
Mr.. Cornelius Crew Is treasurer, Some few
members Of this committee have already re.
ported, but as most Of them have net been
heard from, It is hoped and expected that each
and every one will be present might pre-
pared to pay in their receipts. If any Of them
are unwilling to serve, they should make the
fact known, that other gentlemen may be
substituted.
Committee to solicit contributions for I7th
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DRuNK.-Cornelius, slave to Mrs. Robin
son, was arrsigned before the Mayor yesterday. to
answer the charge Of being drunk tresp,ssing ON
Mr. Perry's premises and using impudent language
to officer Tyler. who arrested him. The accused
seemed pentent for his conduct and, az all rowdes
do laid all the blame on Capt. Rum" who never
yet forced white or black to become his slaves The
Mayor ordered that he should receive twenty stripes
by way of teaching him better manners in future.
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WHIsKrY TOO MuoH-Jas. Dwy

WHIsKEY TOO Dryer started
on . hunting expedition last Mondav morning. but
unfortunately for his sport got drunk and became
saw him. Armed with double barrel fowling piece.
Jim kicked up shiudy on Duval street. and when
near Mr.. Winsfeld's residence began 70 point MS
Tyler was sent for. and getting to where the pr
soner was arrested him, and then placed him IN
wheelbarrow to get him to the lookup Yesterday
morning the Mayor held him to bail for his good be.
hsYiar IN the sum of 300
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SErrLED.-William BEETLE came before
the Mayor yesterday to the charge Of assaut
ing and beating Timothy McMahsn, but Tim failed
to answer whep called to the witness stand. the war.
rant dismissed and the accused permitted to 90
In peace with no law trammels around him.
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ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm of fire on
Tuesday night last was caused by bon fire
in the town of Manchester. The young men
of the place, under the jovial feelings Incl
dent to heholiday season, placed rice tierce
in the middle of Main street, filed it with
straw and set it on fire.
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We trust that each member of the above
committee will feel the Importance of acting
promptly, and that by to night we may have
the qualification of announcing to the public
that sufficient means have been received to
support Jefferson Relief House throughout
the winter
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OSIERY.-We are closing out the be-
- lanee Of nar stock Of HOSIERY at prime cost
Lsdies BIask, Spun silk Hoss, asecy lined
do dc Cashmere do
do dc Alpaca do
DO &c White Cotton Hosa
do do 10 do do very superior
Misses White and Colosed do
Meas do Aeriao hAlfHcss
do Grey do do
do Fancy Wool do
DO Whits and cold Cotton halEHoee
Children's Fancy Wool Hose
The above all fresh goods, suA ~ our own I'm.
po!tasioa. KENT, PAINE KENT.