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any language.
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READ THE GREAT STORY OF
FIRE, A Is 8 Nd II O l. L & >
OF vENTRlLOQUIsT,
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ard again, and reverberste, a. We read
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ard have anxious wish TO be able
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60 Ubom it map Concern.

. A MARRIED LADY of great experience n
"A FEMALE DISEASES. who has been the wife q dh.
tnguishd phy an nxous to communicate somethpg o.
suffering females free Of chArRe Addsee1
Mrs. P. D. BOYD, Box No. 40 broadway Post OGce.
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G A X D B NJ

IBLO's ARDB N
~ reopen st to coum'ssoe at soelscs c.,.
ss$soM ENTER
hh"u'a THE SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN
the Management that her engagement cannot PCS
ivy FIVE NIGHTS MORE.
~ e 'a''
THIS 'Ifi;ss'Yi, Miss Y,sA fGksiSc sFasiEY 3ElF d. 1870
40 DHAwyc aooN EyTrKTaIxn,yI.
SEVEN ACES OF WOMAN.
Written expressly III T. his sLGscm.sp 1y esq.
And performed with extraordinary in London and all
Tie eptertsrment i. comprised in part. and ebodies
great number Of individual and voes noss
pecuaes displayed in changes o. yoee sp
anu P''"''' YMELOs.
tBy way Of an sPloiue)
'0oiO1 And SPANISH
The whole p''iaTs'ss MISS EMMA STANLEY ruo. ..x,,
MISS EMMA 'E$$FEs's sElsE$$ szs0
TUEs9Av RgTEs ss sATpsp1Y s.,s Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
u o w E RY T A R.
ID LESSEE AND MAv.eER...JOHN BROUGHAM.
Boxes 25 cents Pit 12i cents; Gallery 2i cents: Orehe@
Stalls so Private Boxes S. Dooropen at 1t 0coct
MASKS AND FACES.
Sir GTsos sss W0ntsH. Ms RsifsoS pS1
HIS LAST LEGS
O'csllsgan. Mr.. Broughsm Mrs. Montague. Mrs. Henry
NATIONAL THEATER-A. H. PURDY, Man.
IN aser Circle Is cents Pit l2i cents
sus: 81 FOR esss &C si EvENNa
CAPTAIN KYDi Or, The WITcH OF HynL GATE.
P5ste ssns. allen MI M; W Hhfwsy jSus,
RAoUL; Or, The M1cIc STAR
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID SUMMER RvARIETlESi-TuESDAY. July lamTHIS
AFTERNOON at and EVENING at y s'eloek; WYnAN M
his NATURAL MAGIC, his vENTRILOQUIAL SUBTLE;
TIES, and the tricks of his LIFE-MOVING FIGURE@snsll @
very laushsble and Interesting The LIVING SKELETON
TIGERS c st SMALLEST WOMAN alive. Happy Family, Ie.
The Gallery of American Female Beauty is now open.
Adnittance Is cents children under 10, l2t cents
GEO. CHRISTY and WOODS MINSTRELs
~ No. IA Broadway, above Howard ST. Open EVERY
EVENING. Tickets 25 cents.
aESR9 HPGr WOOD Business Manager
Doors open at 81; commence at 8 o'clock.
T'HE WOOD and MARSR JUVENILES (whose
Il performances have been witnessed by 60 900 Of the
1ossinr est.rts;nmeots EVERY EVENING At tho BROAD
WAY VARIETIES, No. 472 Broadway, above Grands-
HBSRY WOOD, Lessee. &C. r. g. MARSH, Stage Manager.
TNHE CRYSTAL PALACE. - This beautiful
Il building ians various objects Of ntere-Aucen Gobe
lin TAPESTRY Gallery Of Paintings and valuable
STATUARY beside Agriculture Implements and Machinery
II will remain open until further notice.
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dmnsement9.

(NITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, No. 4i6 Broadway.
~ Mr CHARTlER respectfully informs the public that
se will siye u grand
MUSICAL ard TERPSlCHOREAN ENTERTAINMENT
At the abOye gnihcsu Sale de Concert,
THURSDAY, July H. 1876.
The following euIlLsDt artists viii assist:
IL A. CHAkTIER, NioliIist to the Emperor OF France.
W. REiI PtsList ON the COnseryaOre ot Brussels
hr. q. b. FANDfRGUCHT, vooncellist ~ the King Of
- Belgium
~ DyBk CO the Coaeryatoire Of Brussels
lille. ERNE STlNE kURARHT Fust .ncsr ffom ths Royal
Treaties of Denmark sld swsden and her Msissys Tnsas
LOidOD.
MHe ANNIE ECRARHr from hsr Majesty. Theatre.
LOLdon
Tickets 5ooe1tsfont seats slnsy 20 had al the pncl.
l,sJ Music StoIer and Hotels.
Doras open at Z; to commence at oeio,s
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ID obtsn ned e No 70 Ess. l4tbs., Eesr Unsc =. .s
sou,hsrnsr i6anges visiting he city WI hts snS n
Jssrshe esidepcs for the SummeI-beiIa epe sl the
cations ip lhs city, end coLvspsnt % several Isnss
tssea
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

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and Of remarkable endurance Price ESQ., No. 2os FrAnh
cor. Wsshir gton-st
V,HE advertiser, about leaving the city, wishes
TO dispose Of his CARRIAGE HORSES. (mst;hed Bsek:
sound ard perfectly gentle and fearless Elk years old Price
$675 Haness 25. No. a3 Franklin ST. esr Wsshpetsnst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

fParis (Nov. ls) Cores pv ndence OF London Timer
The symptoms OF public disoontent 10 which have
than directed attention. appear 70 have a last
opened the eyes Of the authorities and those whom the
bpccd by the situation contemplate some i'm ,ortan re-
forms IN their respective departments The Minister OF
the Interior sald 10 be occupied al this moment In
careful review Of the projects and subpreecs whose
csIac ~ Is dy unequal 10 the duties entrusted 10
them. For long time past complaints have been made
rosuled rom the complete nsptude Of somc and the
uirr negligence ray the least Of others among those
functopsrcs Owing to the peculiar system which pre-
walls In France the central government uccessAry de
prved of many o Information and OF the control
and checks on local suthority which fre" press
of departments are the only ohsnnes tbrougi
which the government receives Information on the
moral and material cordiuou OF the provinces; yet
II exssferation TO slrm that where many OF these
unctonsries not thoroughly Ignorant they are at ali
the very lsst who informed OF vhss occupies
int rests public opinion their departments VIII
esy be believed that they not the rst 70 disclose 10
tseir immediate superors their own snorcomines and
hese shortcomings in many instances 20 numerous
that II they Inclined 10 confess the mere recital
would take M tho greater part OF their time IL al
6rncd that certain Of these functionaries would
pasbss, NOT TO speak Of projects The Emperor may g
nore but the public 10 acquainted with them and suffers
fro them, though 10 sent patience None Is more In
teresed than the government Itself that the repositories
OF he power, and, TO great extent ts representatives
should be not merely devoted 70 the existing yJs but
sdmnisrs sve suthory eaves nothing untouched u can
do act without affecting the honor and toe property OF
ts citizens Since the I'd Dec, 1851 the sphere o s &C
ton has been considerably oytoned but MS known that
mcpy OF the persons selected have not proved equal
TO thai enlarged authority Inc rssuls y ~ ng4. lave
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Police Intelligence.

CHARGs or PsssNG Corsruum hoyrY.-On Friday
night ycur nan named John Williams. taken into
custody by the Ninth ward police the charge OF
NJ counterfeit dollar bill the Farmers Bank Of
Onondaga, Y The accused, II 10 alleged, offered
avenue cars who detected the fraud and had The Fellow
arrested ard brought before Justice DAWSON attho Second
district police court In the possession Of the prisoner
were tund eleven bills Of the description that
offered 70 the conductor. The magistrate com mit,ed will
hams fbr examination. The counterfeit In question Ia
one but rather cumsily executed and consequently
will fell 20 prove good speculation.
gosrrANr DsxrssD.-The complaint against Edward
r. Halsm, broker Of Wall street. for false pretenccs
preferred against him by Mr. Isaac Pye, OF Rocksnd Co.
n y has been dismissed ny Justice Welsh, and the
cured has been discharged from further attendance In the
uoaster,
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ACCIDENT FrLroy FEKKY.-On friday evcatns
The upper bridge OF the Fulton ferry, this sde VS.
struck by Of the boats which came into the slip un.
der full head or steam, aud the chain becomsx do
achcd the structure fell The surface OF the water
Fortunately no one II At the time except tho
bridge man, who was thrown into the water and vas
rescued without injury Mr. Newton 20 sc of sTs Hud
ION avenue zen ". ,nrosn out o. The boat by he
stunned. he convey ed home a carriage By onoes
Colycr, Of hc second ward police. His injuries
~ the one on the other side s.
FiRs AND AcqpESr. Saturday morning, at O'Clock,
nre broke orsn tho pottery Of hessrs Boone Barns
davenport, John street, the Navy Yard The build
Ing was partly OF brick and partly frame rne frams
portion enclosed the kiln which Ore origin sssd
near tie chimney. The building burned down and
ire contents were destroyed The total oss Is sl,7so;
insured for 81, 500 the So Nicholas Company while
proceeding 10 the Ore q member OF Engine Co No d
fracture Of one Of his legs Ersnaco No "a was raa.
nins with No. at the time. The &cidcnt occurred In
Bridge street
NUMEROUS Assaults rros A Man AND wow,S.-James
Fenion was nrested on Friday night, for committing
mwderous 1ssut upon James vandervecr, tho door.
keeper Of tho Third dict station house and upos
his (the accuseds) wife appears thsi Fcnon and hs
wife bad some family difference both came 10 tho sa-
lion house seeking for redress OF their grievances Mr
Nanderveer (vho father q the captain Of the dsts)
used his influence 70 concilatc them and did the
apparent satisfaction of both Al her request be arom.
panied them home and when Union street. IN Coars
Ferion, Who walked behind, came up with n bludS~ou
and struck Mr. vanderveer the head po ~erful
effect knocking him bleeding and scnscess upon the side
walk He then knocked down his wife ana injured her
seriously crowd was soon gathered about, and onosv
Doughtry coming up, took the aWsiant into custody
He v committed 10 await the result the injuries Mr.
vsnderveer being an elderly man II feared that he
will not easily recover.
CArcrs NosrAnos ron CosrosanoS Cor~n1roa-ns
democratic members Of the Common Council nominsssa
samuel Johnson, Esq for Corporation counsellor a
their caucus meeting held fcw evenings auce.
LahcrsY on sHrBoARp. Francis Van Nell was tried In
the City Court yesterday The charge Of robbInx ship
mate named Michael hcGsry Of sa7s Bosn were en-
ployed on board the ship Northern Belle lying At wo,d-
run Robinsops dock As charged the defendant sole
coat non TIE bunk OF Mcsrry the uiehs of the nd
November, The above sum deposted 10 the pookeSs
berg the savings Of several years Van Neil was sus
peoted and next morning was arrested He was convicted
Of grand larceny and sentenced 10 the state Prison fw
two years and ak months.
IarE CotiscTsp.-Durns the month Of Novembsx
1860, seel 42o IL received m the Brooklyn ocs
for taxes During the corresponding month IN 1883,
seI5,I4l 35 vas received Total amount Of tar tor lsss
81, 36p,T33 S2-for 1885, sl,b5o,si5 Ss
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SKETCH OF THE HEAVENS AT NIoBr.-We are at
this time favored with couple or evening starsJupitsr
ana Venus indeed, third may be added, namely, Mars
Nor 10 the nrst tune according TO heatben mythology
that shose ancient divnlties called planets
spcnt evening together Venus appears present
only brief tmc amer the settng of the Her visit
however. will be gradually prolonged 10 . later hour
But Jupiter will shine for weeks the greater part OF
tho night going 10 bed st the time with the gam
bier, dehauchse and street pcsroon, Mars will remain
somcg hst lcrEcr
While on the subjec, Of the heavens vs nay a. we'll
mention that they contain ai other time splcndors equal
10 thore which every evening illuminate the sky
particularly u eastern portion More fxei OF the
first nsfnituGe are cougrefaied along bright belt from
CaIes In the North 10 Sirius the most magnificent OF all
In the South than any otbor equal space boast First
In the splendid procession advance the Pleaee then fol-
low close the Hyades Immediately, Orion bursts upon
the sight Hanked by Capells In the Wagner and the
Twins The len and the lightning flashing Sirius low
down In the southern horizon With Prooyon between
Besde these lights Of note supply the intervals slong
the brilliant 1eds and enhatce the sublimty OF these
burning orbs whlc Jupiter glowing with his severely
vkhe beams IN the western sty, ard Fomehaut shining
duly dosn south. BY this time Venus with her ycllow
ray has retired 10 repose and e her cid psramour rcd
banded Vars 70 spnd the rest Of the night In company
with ether celestial beauties
Bu al tho eorios OF the heavens not monopoIzed
By tie conses.ioss In the east A,air Vega the swan
sDc hc Great Bear sl keep their lamps blazing In the
wett though all, excepting the last, with fading lustre.
The Great Bear perhaps the most remarkable OF the
s,taiors, rises but never ses shining unincrrupteily
every night in the year he pursued forever round
the pole oy the dogs Of Booses.Necark Adperti Dec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

From the London Times, Nov. ~
The ftoo,ooo Of gold hroush, by the Lightning was
delivered yesterday, but the purchasers on sentimental
account were prepared 10 take the entire Sum, aud
ff0,c0e was carried 10 tho bank II may therefore
be assumed that proportion OF the f10oo0o 20 be
landed by the James Benes VIII also remain, sspccslly
a. the Asia, from New York, on Monday may probsbly
bring considerable remittance. The purchasers OF
silver the continent ho ~ever apart from acton
~ tho bank OF France, must keep up steady outflow
Tcicrt 10 prevent al present any rapid scrmulatoa
w.
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THE CASE OF L0UiS BAKER.
Disagreement and Discharge Of the Jury
The return OF Maker 20 New York.

The return OF Maker 20 New York.
NSwBuRs, Dec 8, 1858.
Al twenty minutes past 10 A. NJ, the jury came tntS
Court and stated that they could not agree On ques
from the Court to whether shey desxad any fur
tter instruction the foreman, (Mr H. snsabaush, a
Goshen) said
We have fully discussed this Some OF for
acquttal some for vicon There is esser mis-.
understanding or forgetfulness amongst some OF the
jurors sbou, the evidence TO where and how feoe and
Baker censhed-which of them took held OF tao Other
rst portion Of think that Poole frst seized Rs
ker then Baker not obliged to retroa unless he wa
safe in doing and that he not be safe In retreat
Ing with bis back to the persons In the house Others
think that he bound to retreat and that the prepoa
terance OF the evidence favor Of the conclusion th
Baker first clencbed Poole. And in regard 90 his ques
ton We would Ike to hear wha: the evidence was.
Some remarks then passed between Mr.. Hall ard hr,
Winfield tor the people, and Mr. Brady for the accused o.
the matter suggested by the juror
The Court declined to sate again the details OF the tn
tmony leaving the question as to What i ana ia
lect to be determined By the jury.
question was also put BY the Jury as 70 whether MI.
cbell and hcDonough both testified that LoZer and Pos
seized Baker before he fred This was also loft 10 tAe
memor yof the jurors
Bis ranof yepeated on call OF Juror tho stance
OF bis as TO Bakers right 10 defend himself and
strongly urged the Jury the necessity Of agreeing
upon a verde. If possible
Mr. Snsabaugh who was formerly Sheriff of the Coun
ty, stated that he had known Jury 10 discuss
case in better temper with stronger desire 70 agree
but he iet that no agrt teme Mt was possible.
Another juror nRGe remark of similar pdrpOft. The
jury again retired for further del,beration.
3P The court being again opened, nis Honor read
communication from The jury stating tnst they stooa
six for conviction Of manssrghte IN the thrd degree
and SIX FOR acquitiG aud II i'm possible 10 agree.
On being inquired OF, they stated tha. they tad bceO
divided in the came manner sIoe the evening OF yester
day.
The jury were then discharged.
On molten OF the District Attorney, Baker renaA.
ced 10 The custody of the sheria cf New York.
Mr. Brady notice thst wogld apply az early
day 10 have the accused liberated on bali
Baker returned TO New York, In charge Of an oaoer.
by the afternoon train.
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On thursday tho 27th ul,, NJ waysnd, Massachusetts,
died C~Wzs FsAsus, aged ninety hveyears Mr.. Fran
es WA - iahof Of Rev Dr. C,nvers Francis, the Pro-
fnpeur of Pulpit Eloouence IN the Cambridge Divinity
sctcs' and O Ms. Lydia Maris cha the distinguished
teheress,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

NFw yoRk HosruAL-Tbe weekly report Of the above
institution 10 December B 1855, annexed Re-
mslnps November e. sce admitted 70 December s. So
DISCHARGED, cured or relieved ~; died. 4; remanln- "a
date, 3le Aales, sS5; fsnase, 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

Tru sorrHrRs CONVENTION AND THE UNoS.--The savan
nah Rpstcan, spea'pg Of the approaching session Of
the grea southern COMMERCIAL Convention, says s real
and legitimate o. cCi is ne encouragement Of Industrial
Independence a. TIC South, ard the adoption Of the most
practical and effective for the s,tanmens Of that
end The Republican continues
such, feel sure, In the sentiment OF vast majority
OF the delegates that have appointed and thers be
any holding o different opinion and who would make the
convention an instrument of sectional political agitaon
preuacia 10 the harmony and integrity Of the Unon we
feel equally certain they will meet with q prompt aud
over helmng rebukc We are no blind adherent 10 the
Union OF the states without respect 10 the great pur
poeep OF liberty and humanity for which II was formed
but ~ regards all alleged existing for separa
ton We are for the Union with ali have and are and
opposed 10 the bitter end TO all who would at this day
cnIDsel .he weakening OF the bords that bind us 70
gether ard such believe 10 be the sentiment OF Geoy
sa Of tho people OF every other sister state the
south.