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FIRES.
FIRE IN HAMMERsLEY-sT.


The alarm Of fire at l2I o'clock on Monday morning
was occasioned by the burning of bed in the rear Of
No. go Hammersley-st. The fire was doubtless tho
work of an incendary. The matter will be duly in
vestgated by Capt. Turnbull to-day.
FIRE IN Observation-Disclosures AND ARSON.
About q O'Clock yesterday morning fire was dis
covered in the building No. 2Oi Divison-st, lower
part occupied by John Peters as who esae and
retail liquor store, upper part by several poor fami-
lies. The fire originated on the first floor, and when
discovered the flames were issuing from the ceiling in
the back part of the store directly in range with
number of casks of liquor.
The freuen of the Dist let were early on the
ground, and by their immediate action soon sue
ceeded in sub uing the Aames. Mr.. Peters sustained
damage on his stock and fixtures to the amount Of
about $500. Had it not been for the timely dis
coyery Of this FIRE, an extensive coufagratop woald
6oubtless have ensued as the buildings for some dis
lance around are III wood. On an examination o
the premi es after the fire extinguished, it was
discovered tina; The store had been catered by bur
glars, who robbed the money-drawer of se5, after
which they set fire to the building and made their
escape.
The bar.keeper states that be closed the store st
O'Clock Sunday evening, and that the gas had not
been lighted. No person slept in the store. The IN:
condiaes to avoid detection by the polceor persons
in the street. had stopped up the keyhoe with paper
The police are on the lookout for the inceodiaries,
but no arrests have as yet been made. Mr. Peters Is
insured in the Manhattan and Stuyvesant Insurance
Companies.
FIRE IN foRTr-sEcosD-sT.
On Sunday evening fire occurred in the basement
Of the dwelling house No. 224 Forty-second-sl The
fire was soon subdued. Damage slight. 1t was 90
casioned by man leaving lighted pipe on his bed
FIRE IN BRooKLrs.
fire broke out yesterday afternoon in the cellar OF
Mr.. Eberlings drugstore, in randst. near Eleventh.
st. The fire was oztinguished without any material
damage.
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lss Waterst for sale BY C. H. RING, C. v CLIexESER
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The Twelfth Annual Exhibition Of the Senior De-
partnent of the Mount Washington Collegiate lnsti-
tutc, took lpace at Hope Chapel Church ON Friday
evening last in the presence OF the pupils and friends
Of The Institute who filled the house to ts utmost ca
pacty The exercises consisted of speaking peces
original and selected in English, Fench German and
Spanish. The vaedictorian, j. Kennedy Furlong,
delivered the various addresses Of his office with great
appropriateness and force. HIS aldsion to the death
of Ihos F. Kettle. Jr., and H. Colt Collins two Of
the graduates Of the last ye,rs class, the latter OF
whom was lost Oh the Arctic, was peculiarly touch
ing. He then, on behalf of the graduating members,
presented Mr.. G. w. Clark, Principal of the Senior
Depsr nent of the Institute, with large and beau
fully bound volume Of Royal Gems, which was
responded to by Mr.. c. in brief and happy manner
Prosper NJ. Wetmore, ESQ., in the place of DR.. Fer
ris WHO was detained by illness from being present.
then addressed the graduates after which the meet
ing adjourned delighted with everything but the heat
the evening.
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Somebody advises, in a note to us, that the BIOS
cons If the Aianthus be clipped of every year before
they begin to give their nauseods odor. If the gen.
tleman would just trim q couple OF dozen by way of
pssiime perhaps be would change his mind as to the
labor to say nothing Of the very decided if not salts
factory effect OF such cutting upon the trees. The
place TO cut is at the roots Mr. Cintonpace cut off
the dogs tail about an inch back Of the ears if you
would be sure to prevent him from running mad.
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vesr or bv both such fne and Imprisonment, ant ~
addition thereto q conviction Of any such of-nse "on
work foihi'ure OF your Office. trust, however,
that III, Is member Of the Police force IN TINS CITY
10 wi or the erros Of tie law The OILY in e1iiye
TO q striot -nd faithful performance Of duty.
GEORuE Hall. NnTor o. the City u B.ogklyn-
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The pupil of Colored Ward School No. llaurens-
ST. gave Concert in te Tabernacle lat eveai"s
der the direction If their mus teacher Mr. samuel
w. WaldroD. Tie children o. the whole acquitted
ttusei' es very crediiaby Fa her lienuch, 70 whom
thir conceit was test mouia performed some pieces
the piano forte with excellent taste. Mr.. WAdron
deeervts much credit for the order and perforninces
of his pupils.
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CITY ITEMS

A" ARoUED THE IIoTEL DooRs"-The proprietors
Of tie s.. Nicholas Hotel complain, and justly they
think, OF tie Wholesale slanders Of the guests OF TIL
hopse in articles repeatedly published in The NeD-
York Ddi TfHss Of the tenor of the following en-
tract from that paper of Monday, July ., which ap-
Feared under the above caption:
"The front Of TIE ST. Nicholas i the rendezvous OF
tie most notorious tBcl legs IL the City, who not only
stare ladies, but frequently follow and insut them.
This fscl which would have had publicity IN the
pevsYnpers this but for the natural repu gnnnce we
all have 10 ring the names of our female relatives ne.
fore tie Jubic in connection with Police complaint
The whoe tenor OF the articles alluded t., tae pro-
prieOrs think is intended t. convey idea injurious
10 tie character Of the guests Of that house, when
il Notorious II at the great bulk of their guests are
most resi- ectsbe gentlemen from all parts OF the
country, aud ttey ask, "Wll NesYoIkeTs sanction
"sucl abuse Of such people They have never seen
o heard, except through TIE T mes, OF singe IN
stance where LADY has been stared at OF followed
from their doorsend they ask any one to point out
iii gle iIstsJee Of improper conduct in any one IN
front Of the ST. Nicholas, and IT viii be at once cor
reced. They say that they spare 10 care or expenses
TO preserve the sircte-t order and they think that
spy individual, and particularly the editor OF paper
not Wholly bent on SANDER should have given private
notice instead Of publishing statement calculated to
reject upon all the guests Of the house. and hold the
proprietors mp to public opprobrum.
1t is quite impossible to conceive that Messrs.
Treadvel. A ker Il Co. would for moment allow any
such conduct as The Times says 80 fire 4uontiy oc-
cuis in front OF the hotel that any lady could often
be iusulted in place where policeman is constantly
Oh duty and where some Of the rropdetors or employ
ee- of the hotel are constantly the watch and eyoS
ready to check anything calculated to injure tho
louse.
Cur great hotels are public institutions that give
credit TO N,w-York, ard their characters should not
be palil ned Without sufficient cause at any rate M
paper should allow them 10 be attacked 10 tho pro-
lrittors Of tie ST. Nicholas think they have BEEN
through malice.
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The Portraits Of De Witt Clinton and Erastus c.
Benedict, designed to be placed in the Hall OF the
Board Of Education, now finished ard may be ex-
smined during tho current week at the rooms of Messrs
Williams and Stevens in Broadway. Gov. Clinton is
copy from the portrait in the possession of Hon. s.,
Yanus Miller.
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The Sixth-av. Ragged School which has been for
the past ten months under the charge OF Miss Mary
Ann Dow held an exhibition of its CONDITION and
progress yesterday afternoon at the Crystal Palace.
Over hundred children were present under the
charge of the various teachers Some of the girls
were dressed in neat uniform, furnished from the
school fund, but the majority Of the scholars were
attire0 in such habiliments had been provided by
their parents. II announced that the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, the Rev. 4. III. Chaplin aud others,
would speak. The two first named gentlemen how
ever were not present But excellent addresses were
delivered by John II. Weite, Receiver OF toe Piace
tie Rev. Mr.. Pinney Of Syracuse; the Rev. DR..
Shepdard the Rev. Mr.. Goodhaven, and the Hon.
Judge Edmonds. James w. Gerard, Esq, who was
unable to attend in person, sent lengthy letter, In
which be gave An account Of the Ragged Schools OF
Londou which he visited in company with the late
Bishop Wainwright. II WAS very interesting, but OF
too great length for TO give in full. report of the
origin and progress Of the pre- mt undertaking IN this
City was read BY Judge Edmonds, from which IT APP
pears that the School established about ten
mo tbs since by Miss Dow and her sister, Mrs. Riker,
and has been supported by contributions from the
charitable without having any regular fund upon
which to rely The su of s7O4 q in cash has been
paid H. and many valuable donations of clothing have
been received. Tie average number Of scholars N
attendance is ninety of whom forty are orphans or
laforphans. To every pupil is given 10 addition to
tuiion, one full meal every day an iodueement to
regular attendance and clothing is furnished to the
most needy to such extent as the funds viii permit
Tie establishment is conducted in strictly econo-
mical manner that the expenditure averages bat
81 AZ per day. beside the food, &c, that is given BY
persons MT connected with the School Besides the
addresses of the older people, the children vsred the
exercises by defamation sDd singing, showing pro-
fcercy which tells well for the excellence Of their In
struction. Dodworth's Band was present and per-
form ed number Of f>vorite airs in their usual excel
Lent style. This call upon the charitably disposed
wss ,oeraby well responded to- and as the receipts Of
tie day, minus expenses, are to be paid into the
Treasury Of the School, its fund will undoubtedly DO
considerably increased by the benefit OF yesterday
afternoon.
gentleman complains at the Mayors Once ths'
on Friday evening somebody OF the corner OF Canal
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

PUBLIC SCHOOL PIosIc.-The School Of the Fee
male Del of Public School No 10, Eastern tret
were under the charge Of Miss Ke the female pnci
pei numler ftages chartered tor the occasion and
eyerythn passed OF pl, asanily.
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fAdvertisement.
SKs. GOULD 4 T. O
IAiverisemen'.l

PHRESoLoGY AND THE FOURTH OF JULY
III. Phrvnologe. Cabinets q and WELLS No sos
Broadway NewYork No ia wsshnsons g.. Bosom. and No
Arob-s. Phi sdelPhiA viii remsio Open and Fre TO
Visitors dsiy including the ForRrH Of July. Charts and
Written Descriptions Of Character given when desired
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We are req Ucsted t. inform such Of our readers as
have watercloses in their houses that the temperature
OF tie alter in the tank is now above 800, and they
soon will have Musketoes unless the tank is covered
The hoop of barrel cut in two would give two semi
circles which would support tho cloth at sufficient
hight. II would be only necessary to see that the
SIDES are well secured that tie musketoes cannot
issue.
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NEW-.JE'RSEY ITEMS.

CARELESS Use OF FIRE ARMs.-A young man
named Warrington Sesmn arrested yesterday Ia Hoboken
for csreley gDg Pso1e bullet shot from which
accidentally wounded named $ colyrr la the et arm
He taken before the Chief % Police, Mr. Bernard VINO
eou.mitted him 10 the County jail for four days
TpE DoG-IAw.-Mayor Clickener of Hobokcn
has a PROCLAMATION horzDs the killing OF all dog not
muzzd collars which th names and resi-
dtLoes the inscribed which may BE- found running
at la ge during the dogdays
LIQUOR TRnL.-Thomas Pagan, arrested by Mr.
lcen brought before the Recorder Saturday aud
fined = 10 and casts
COMMITTED TO PRIsos.-There were l07 commit
men the Jersey City Pi,ondurng June for oaenses
fOllUpe
Drurk ...............6 False Petenses
Iruuk nd Disordery Passing Counterfeit Money.
Iisofdenv. Larceny.
Assault ................
Stesins .................1l Malicious Mschi sf......
Violating (ify Ordinances... lmpcstor
susTicion q 1hth.......... 81
The ranvi Of the prisoners iyeu follows: Ireland III
England "a; Germany % and the United States 5 OF whom
5 eolortd persons.
AccIpFyT-As the o. o'clock train on the Morris
and EseS Railroad posing through Orangs Saturday
iifle boy alb two cd, son OF Auxustus
Norris the track short distance ahead OF
the CINE lis mother by seeing It's danger mmsat ~
when stopped dir ely along the side Of the track,
the dill over who falling H. side, stuck ia head aud
tut bloOd-yesse causing It's death 10 short Time. NO
blame Is attached 10 any person on tn trsin.
Newark Daily Advertiser
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gentleman named
Ioox Orr yoR YouR MoSEY.-A gel

LOOK Our FoR YOUR MOSEY.-A gentleman nhnle'l
Mr. Hsdnett formerly of Lewis County but recently OF
let rturs had his Iccte picked on Saturday evening
here between tks Metropolitan Hotel ana the AsI'r
House. Re had been tie former place with friend ara
Willie there h1G q take out his pocket book THIS was
tie o. Is tGee lie bad ou and tune later, while
wtiius down Broadway arts be missed e poo k
book with which amounted 70 not quite p IN
M Gne .gLt draft for TO- The payment Of later has
he stepp information la. been given the Police ou
VET nothns hss ben discovered probably val be- People
Cannot be too careful their money
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fAdvertisementl

NOTICE TO GRocERs AND DRUGGIsTs.-The
trade continue sell my ScHIEpAn AROMATIC 5caSAfrs
untes tie pew Lsqsor Law without Ices Sc
UssLsHe WoLrE, Sole InpSrtsr No. 2 Beavers
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RAILROAD CoSDUcTOR RoBBED.-JOln krana, a
German petpock Sunday oos the liberty Of petns TIC
rtrtet Of enc OF the Eshhav rosd Conductor, Of 81 50 IN
chfnse he nsnsgd of the viii BIZ puncer BOZ
the cortue discovered biz loss in time and had h arrested
Tie thief wa loo KID up Tor triaL
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advertisement
ARCHER. WARNER & Co. a

now manufacturing and other styles Of Gas
FIxrUREs which for beauty Of design and superior workman
See samples az our great
No 80 Bros iwHy Also PORTABLE Gas WORKS
for county dwelngs churches factories &c, Narrated
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SUICIDE WITH LAUDAsUM Mrs. Anna Costalletto,
wife If Bartholomew Co-taletto, committed suicide
yesterday at her husbands Shop, No 80 Reade-s, by
swelowilg laudanum. 1t appears that she came to
his stop as usual with his dinner, and while there
swallow ed tie poison, which she hal brought with
her. Cause, jealousy. Inquest to-day.
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Drcop.Tlyr plppp-HINclNGs-

TT.AIN I
sR.r1 HaROESBERGH, Manufacturers and Importers No
Broadway between Leonard and F-ankhnsts invite
epton 70 their which s unsurpassed BY
n this country Faithful and pshed gokmsn sent &c
shy part the city country short notice aud their wort
nfad
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An iron railroad car, Constructed on a new plan, Is
to run exhibition and trial on the Sixth rad
road the 4th inst The principle Of construction is
equally Ipjcab.e to cars for the steam-uacks. One
of tie minor but ye. important Improvements in the
Avenue is a novel and convenient arrangement Of
the s,eps, designed promote the safety OF insress
aud sgress.
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DEATHS FROM THE HEAr.-Mary j. Anderson ct
No. 90 Minettaplace; Cornelius A. HearDs of NO 223
Efzabctb-st., snative Of IRELAND, % years # age
and John Schreiden of No. 40 Avenue b, a German,
oyesrs of age died yesterday from the effects of the
eacessive beat Of Sunday, aud inqaests were held
upon Il cir bodies by Coroners Gamble aud Wi helm
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Boy DRowSED.-Coroner Hanford held an inquest
yes tday on bov named Charles Miller aged about 10
WHO accidentally drowned in Newiown Greek sunday
afternoon.
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GRAND WFDDHG TO TAkE PLACE AT THE


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Cheek AsreLles Suits &c -.
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lAdverfiseu@1t
CARD TO THE PATIENTS OF DR.. 8. s. FTcu,
YoxK-The ar8srsEres respectful ~ skss the following
reoo-.i Of IN pous Uued C.ssis who
h.v, At any tine reeiv-d medical from him "a Dis
e.ss. Of The Lunss " Heart: Thai tey VII naeiA;ely
er tucAe b, letter with him. Ing III fns when ~
df BRET Of tho eA<es respectively and their
r. hoss ~ ay patients WIN viii comply with thA requess
zii he receipt 0f III lst ers eo'n ~e f
hh nav be ~ ut.r, them. The eorr-su t-ne- bs
r.sarsd Nv 10. orS6SsnfaaI beg pres TIE rels here
make and shall compliance with 50 e-piA issot
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Poo1s AND SHOES. -EXECUT0RS SALE TO
Cosy A. RsrArEA rare lot OF Calf and Patest Leather
BooIs end Different style- Patent Leather Ne od
much below until the 5h Of July only, NO % Na'ss0
lAdyersernent.
BANKS, GOULD Il co.
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Advertisement.
Soma WATER and CREAM StRUPs-Made from

SODA WATER and thEAM ckUfs-o1huc lf"m
eh Cresn-sonethins and superior 70 Ordinary .rup.
Lseiss and Gentlemen invited TO cal and tEy H. RUSS
Toss only No al Brosevay Of Canal s.t at No
10 Aston House. corner q BarciAys-
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DRowsED WHILE BATHIsG.-HeDry Russell lad
ysr Of sge whose Pgrents reside IN IhJn n'n
be hir crfh River foot OF Fhy ninht The Polc9
uert IN boat bis aid but failed TO reach him In time The
body Las net teen recovered.
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Tie great Rum organ is very positive that no Jury
can be drawn in this State which would render YER
dict against for violating the Probibitory Law
On Saturday last Mr.. james Smith tried before
Jury at West Farms, Wevtohester County, at the suit
OF the Oyerseers Of the Poor and verdict Of $50 was
given against Mr.. S. for selling liquor contrary TO law
and execution was Immediately issued.
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ARREST oF YoUSG BUEGLARs.-Jss. O'Bren, Peter
smith md VIZ Hart boys wers de ected By the police
sunday In the Ina Of M Dubefr No 81 West
which they hal entered through the coal
hole T,sy lid oken open several doors and
ghep ecfed werr eKauhibs the u Wntag desk
Justice Brennan locked them up f,r ex-iniGatiOn-
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IyPRoyHNEST.-The Williamsburgh Ferry Compa-
Dy have just bad the fsryboa onalaska fitted with new
boiler % ed re-cu-honed and Otherwise improved AZ cot
o a. NJ $500 the intention Of tho Company 10 reft all
the boats their respective ferries.
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II is stated that three persons died from the effects
Of drinking too much cold water on Sunday at the
little village OF Bronx, Wcstchester County.
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FATAL FALL.-An eyed woman yesterday fell out
Of an urper window Of the urnenrhouss No 1873 Seem M
and vas Instantly hAled An Inquest will be held upon the
bocy 10 DIV.
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gentleman complains at the Mayors Office sh"
on Friday evening somebody at the corner OF Canal
st. and Broadway threw viiricl on him, destroying
bis clothes and slightly injurins his psrson'
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FATAL EXPLOSION N Soar FAcroRY.-Thomas
Martin the person who Was aided in the soap sc0
~ foot Of Seveneenthst. the 2st uit died yeser.
day at the New.York Hospital Of his injuries. An
inquest held upon the body, and verdict OF &c
cicep,s death renceret. Deceased was native Of
Scotland, 4s years OF age.
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fAdveris-m~n'.l
Poo1s AND SHOES -ExECUToR's SALE TO

CLosE RsTArE.-A LOT OF Calf and f.es he.sns
BeoIs End different tye. OF Patent Leather SsoEs vi ~ od
much below until the 5h Of July only 81 NO 70 Nassso
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FATAL FALL AT SUGAR HoUsE.-Andrew Mlhon,
lsborer al the sugar refinery No IA Daanest. yes
(. rcay e from the 9th story and was killed. Coroner
Gamble held an il quest upon the body, anil a YER
diet Of accicena death was rendered. Deceased was
native OF Ireland, 80 years old.
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The raiv the prisoners syen follows; Ireland VI
Fl gland Germ any, and the United States 49, Of whom
were co,Ortd persons
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LIQUOR TRnL.-Thomas Pagan arrested by Mr..
Farley Chief of Police in Jersey City Tor selling liquor without
lcen.e brought before the Recorder Saturday aud
fined = 10 and costs.
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COMMITTED TO PRIsoS-There were l07 commit
men 10 the Jersey City P,,ondurng June for ofenses