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lust received by the Subscribers, who
~ are tie makers gef agents. 30 Cases
Sparkling Catawha 10 Cases Dry Ca'aw-
ha The celebrity and extensive sale of
these wines, render putting unnecessary
The agents would only state, that articles
" any popularity, are soon couuterieted,
Hence, thrae wishing 10 purchase wines Of
ibis maker should buy them Of his onI y
ageut4 hare, where tbey me sold on fop,pns-
stDt,, II is claimed lot this wine, that ID
IL healthier and If finer atnnn and Ilayor
than the best French Catrpaigne The
French mix FROM three TO six OF mote kind
II grapes III their wine. one kind Of
grape only is used in the manufacture of
thls wine. Purchasers dissatisfied with
its quality, will have The money refunded
for all returned, within reasonable time,
to HE store where IL Is purchased
julyi BARBEE " BENJAMIN.
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LAND & NEGROES FOR Sale

.06ln ACRES OF vel, tinhercd land, 10 .s-.xaa
.oGV acres in cultivation AID under nidUT
fence, with good dwelling and other
houses on the premises. The land Is 10. akss&E
Gated on Wards Greek within eight miles of the
city Of Baton Rouge, with one Of the best roads Ia
the State, leading TO IL. A negro woman IL also
offered for sale, with her three children-an in
FAINT, and two others aged respectively six and
eight years. The woman Is about - years old
A great bargain can be had, on terms, by making
immediate application 70
aasss. LIE. POWERS 4 co.
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NOTICE

T'tiE UNDERSIGNED wishing TO quit the Livery
! business, Is willing To sell on Liberal,
TERMS, The Stables are well stocked with UOp-
SEE, CARRIAGES AND uUaalEs Would pre-
fer a good man for n PARTNER One that >, ould
take charge ofbusinsss. He also wisbss to SELL,
TOWN PROPERTY, and will do SO on LtREHAI,
TERMS. The two Stables are Mt this time feeding
Horses at 70 cts. per SINGLE FEED, and wifi
continue until farther notice.
Apl, 2g-tf. HOBT REAL.
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Fresh .NrrsvHys.

PORCELAIN Preserve Kettles (ali
l sizes) Family Tea, and Butter Scales
HnlPs patent-impoved eoncave Il anvil
Nutciacker; Dsston's saw-backed Butcher
Knives Mahogany--Zinc ringed Butter
mouds MONTAN Il HUGUET.
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NEW GOODS.

~ 'hN ""NapHs" N't"F 7"'''
fINtIE following new goods have Just been rcceiy.
J. ed at this establishment, and will be sold Mt
the usual low prees--Plain and Check Nansoos
Muslins, Irish Linens IN all qualities, Damask
Table Cloths and Napkins, Russia and Birds Eye
Diapers. Ladies Black Lace Mantiilas and Points,
Black Lace Wells Ribbons, Balloons, Trimmings,
Filets Mitts, Long aud Short, Cents Lisle Gaunt-
let's Pillow Case Linens, &C., also large lot Of
Roys Leghorn Hats very cheap. Ijuy Is.
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Warren WoRKs.---We have sent
out special reporter into tho Free
State Of Livingston, to give an account
Of the Water works in that region, for
The past week.
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sundrics per steamship Fi,ilaaelph'a.

sWhdFicg per %t'nMsh'p F1sIIRHeEph'n'
En LBS. FINE IMPERIAL, and
/ Nv 80 lhs Black Tea superior"
90 doz Cntet Wines
@ Champagne
Q boxes Jenny Lind Twist Tobacco ;
100 =" Virginia Smoking
Q Drums Turkish
~ doc Olive Oil, ats. mud pts.
~ boxes Windsor Soap;
$500 Superior Havana Segars
100 ounces French Quinine, palie'iers /,
ls dog. Preston 4 Alorrlll's Yeast
Powder,
In store and FOR sale nj New Orleans
prices by WIN BOGEL,
july3t Druggist
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TIE CAT7ZE-MARKET or TIE YEAR.

We publbh below our annual table, showing the
weekly receipts Of all sorts of cattle at the principal
mOrkctpaccs Of this city during the past year, to-
gcther with the total Of each kind and the grand total
Of the year. by this viii be that the butchers
Of York have slaughtered ofbeeves, sheep lambs,
vcnls and swine the enormous number OF ONE MILLION
ONE HUNDRED AND roRTY-sEyEy THOUSAND FIVE
HUNDRED AND NINE; averaging OCT per week This
is 7Os more than the average Of the previous year
The total last year was ,O5s, 600.
There is another curious fact in this table-the num-
Der Of beeves from Ohio cold at the great Wednesday
market exceeds the number from the State of New
York by 6,5O5 Ohio is the only State beside New
York that has furnished supply every week. We
have had nearly four times many from Texas at that
market "a from New-Jesey.
The average number Of bulloeks sold at the great
maikot-pacc in Fory-fourth street the past year il
ISIS, which il less than the number the year before
while the average weekly sales in the city are sOs more
than the weekly average of 1854.
The following table will show at glance the weekly
receipts of ali kinds Of stock through the year. as well
as the number Of beeves by the three main roads, and
also the swine by the Erie Road, amountngt to @9i,s7s
or an average of i,325 per week
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PUBIC MEETINGS.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.


The Stated Meeting of the Managers was held %
Thursday the Sd inst at u p. M, the Hon. Luther
BRApIsIi in the chair, assisted by VIM. IL. Croeoys
Beni, l.. Swan and Francis Hall, csqs.
Seven new societies were recOgnzed-0i Nhicn iost
ore in Texas two in Tennessee and one in KENTUCKY
Letters were presented by the Secretdnes, showing
the nroeress of the work in various localities at home
Recommendations were 4iso read from the Rev. A. DE
Meto. i'm regard to the new version oil the PortuSueSe
Testament now nearly ready; from the Rev. sherman
Hall of Sank Rapids in regard TO the Ojibwa Tesss-
ment, also iu course of preparations from the Kew.
ID. III. Wheeler Of Aspinwall renting money fW
hooks granted, and acknowledging receip, OF mores
from the Rev DIR. King, Athens (Greecel stating the
admission of the Testament into the schools IN ths<
city: hom DIR. Samuel Wells Williams Canton, 10
regard TO tie Bible in japanese, and recommending
caution in printing an edition in that languages from
DR. Bridprnan In Shsnghac in regard TO the Chinesc
version. from the Rev Chester n. RICHTER Athens
reecel in regard to his labors in that country anc
from the Rev. j. II. Mcneil, stating the successi%
nrosecu,on of bis labors at the South.
Some books were received for the Library among
which was beautiful edition Of the Bible in Spanish
in two Volumes with numerous elegant plates. n
very valuable collection of Bibles and Iestaments ~
about thirty different tongues was presemea HUN 'ao
British and Foreign Bible Society.
Grants of books made for distribution IN Prov'
idcnce r. l.; at Fort Gibson, Ark. to Bible Coui.
mittee in Kansas Territory; for the Use OF coiored
emiorauts 10 Liberia; with smaller grants in spanish:
Italian and German and fourteen volumes IN raisea
letters for the use Of the blind.
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tho valuable histories notes appealed 10 the vcssns
Of Occasional - mons Of the Rev. DR.. Lowell JAZZ
published u stated that from the year 1900 To 1888
70 prisons belonging 10 the We., Parish IN Bossoqs
graduated at Harvard College beside six Others whs
were bart1ed al The church, but whose parents. q
the tine Of their graduation were not connected with
the parish comprising clersynen lawyers. phys'cisns.
&c. II i doubtful whether another psnsh can be
named from which so many persons have been seat to
college ia the period.
EPIscoPAcY n PTSNsTIytNiA.-Ihere are ~
churches in Philadelphia, and l.s elsewhere IA ina
State at the present time. In lsi the number OF Sun
day-school scholars reported 1905; IN 1883 was
l5,Ooi About 100000 have been paid 10 Philsde'-
pbia City and County, during eight years, toward tas
liquidation of church debts, and s60ooOo have bees
paid BY the diocese account Of new church build
inrs, parsonsges, etc., during the last ten year,
PETER BAYST.-This gentleman, who has become
suddenly famous By his welknown work. the Christss
Life. is young man from Aberdeen-hire, Scotland,
graduate of Mcrschal College, and member OF the
Free Church He commenced study with view to
the ministry but concluded TO devote himself to Az
thorshp. He lives in London, and beside his recent
work has written articles for the Reviews which have
attracted great attention.
MEruoprsr MissIoss-The Northern Methodist
Conference propose the raising of for the pro-
motion Of the Methodist mission liz Ireland.
RELIGION IN BrFSos ArRIS-The Rev. Mr.. Car
low Missionary preacher at Buenos Ayres, says thst
with the single exception of small Scotch chapss
lately completed there not one building in the place
devoted to tie public worship OF God.
CArHolIc PRorRAcTED MrErNs.-A Catholic pro
tracted meeting was recently held, oftw weeks durar
ton. in Buffalo. under the auspices Of Bishop Iimoa-
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THE AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE
snHIErK

The Monthly Meeting of the Board OF Managers waS
held Mt the Bible House, Nos. Id and III Nassau
street on Thursday afternoon. The President, the
Rev. DIR. WEIGH, was in the chair. Five Committees
presented reports, all of which were adopted. The
corresponding Secretary exhibited one hundred letters
from the home and foreign fields, expressive OF the in
terest with which the Societys abors entertained.
Twenty.one ColporteuB reported for this meeting.
whose labors the past month furnished the following
summary: 7,57l visits 10 families made for Bible
reading religious conversation and prayer 1850 FAM.
lies found destitute of the Scriptures 27s persons
induced to attend church; 129 children brought into
Sabbath-SchOos; l25 sermons preached; 3o7 prayer
meetings heidi l67 visits for made 81 persons
hopefully converted, and IL baptized large cirou-
laion of Scriptures had been made both at home ana
abroad. The treasurer reported that the receipts Oh
the Society had exceeded ON the 3lst Of December
those of any previous year at the same period hut
owing to the great increase OF the Socieys work is
treasury was Overdrawn. Six applications for sp-
potment az Copolteurs were therefore postponed for
one month. The following resolutions were unani-
mouSly adopted:
Resoired That this Board cherish with unabns interest is
Of giving the Word Of God 10 the heather in foreisS'
lands.
the fact ths the Territory OF NewexcO not than ons
able read and that In other parts o.
aur national doman very considerable portion Of foreign
population in similar conditions and hey0re, hd W
the wider circulation Of the Sacred Scriptures 10 az taad
that II an appropriate work OF the American and Foreign Bible
Society Coporeurs from house 10 house TO resd the
Bible expound its blessed truths TO those unable TO read se
themselves . ,,,
The Board adjourned till the 6rt Thursday In
February,
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PROGRESSIVE IDEAS IN MISSOURI

Correspondence Of The :. !. Tribune
81. Las No., Thursday, Dec. q, l'jj.
hay been spending the last few days in the City Of
Mounds and have listened with no ordinary interest to
the con, ersation of her citizens relative TO the recent
emeute ON the borders OF Kansas. II il the common
tonic al conversation in hotels, in shops, and on the
decks Of steamboats,, and with great unanimlty the
people deuouncc Atc.n~on, Stringicllcw X Co-sl-
Ways excepting the traiekcf in rhiLy and their msl
drN otrd Customers.l
To one accustomed to the prudent, conservative,
trading atmosphere OF Newlork such manly. out
spoken sentiment for Liberty grects the in
ST. Louis j. quite refreshing, and augurs well for The
future. The people are beginning TO feel that the in
cuLus OF SlavcD i filching from Missouri her good
e-impOyer.shiDg the Commonwealth. and keep
ing her back from The place she j. entitled to occupy
TO take rank with Mississippi and Arkansas. The won
dcrful development OF Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa,
with their Arteries Of iron which are now extending
acYo-s the Mississippi and reaching out toward the
mcrcal Importance which by natural right belongs TO
n. Iouis; and all this they claim befa- them from
their connection with the "peculiar institution In
conversation with an intelligent gentleman, he in
formed Inc that few slaves rennln in NJ. Louis, for,
sajd he There i. scarcely morning that YOU will
not bear tina. mebodys negro ran away last night,
until by .ae- and ab-condings ST. Louis has become
almost fire cty. Iu answer 10 nv quest on what hs
though, would b. the result OF the recent kdFsds
.'.f, - r.p"cd "ths' h. thouSli a more IKE, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05

Nry,sp.pyR CHAyGEs. - An unusual number o.
ransnaner char yes have taken place at the COM
mencs ment of the new year. The Ty'6unt aoe
Tronscyipt Of Providence, II. l., appear III new rypx
and both are enlarged.
The Worcester Transcript adopts the Americas
platform, and will be published by Messrs Fnke a.
Reynolds, sole projectors, and o0qtlDpe under the
-Aforial charge Of Mr., Pangbor-..
Mr.. Goodwin retires from TIE LoceH C0Rrxr, and
is succeeded by y. W. Bal.
The Boston Times has changed proprietors. Mr..
Roberts retiring. The Times win be independent Ia
politics.
The Hon. Geo. Lunt Is 70 60 into the editorial de-
partment of The Boston Courier.
The Chronicle has strengthened itself by Mr.
IaZewel
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result in making Nj -our Free Sfotc than IN max
ing kansas a Stare Sfofe."
There j. no question 70 nv mind tha' the time near
1t hsnd when The people Of Missouri 10 meet this
on, -t'on face 10 face. To advance tie Republican
s,n'iHen'. have already on the ground The IH'eH-
ecrccr. or If The be.t-c-tablished and most ably
conducted papers in the West, and The Dcmocrd',
edited with marked ability and great fidelity to thc
principle of the early fathers Of the Republic.
NAH my prediction that not FIVE ycar viii roll
round before Missouri will swing into line with the
great Free State of the northwest, when her vast
MINERAL wealth in iron lead and coal will begin to be
developed, and her magnificent praries VIII he cti
waited by an intelligent ycomanry, whose growing fam
This change will not come without struggle, and 1t
behooves every lover of hi- country to be ready to
lend helping band-by word or deed-as necessity
NAV REQUIRE. +.
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"a, an, inland british rate, ohc.lhd 'ne SCI
NwsssS ,bc r,mainlnx thiNi the United state in3ne
~" A., sre rate 90 belong ~ 'ne W"p'! ~ Iii
tslc- wy +,,.,.,anc, fcr various reasons 'nu'
%, m' .rC tc Tins plan. fnst, do nv, '9nNu,r Tue
~ a. NV" ~ ,vV.llc az, isiVn cf Che inland posing
rNrVs"l "u ,,ptrr pait cf the books likely 10 hC
rNNn'A nv Wv a., mails. u {, fair TO presume, would
N"'., c,,n ENat britain e. this country III hl,l-"
~ y, AMI the rates pNpoevd tor ih'n "' !" Wv"
lN'Ns.. much lower than the CUSTOM VU',' ~ ~. ILL.,
OrN' w M =, tw,, ounccs and UNDER would h'
~ Wy W, IN !, uN,.cut rate Ol four Ctnt~ &" tWeN'
'el,'N 'Nt.t los Important objections m'EW %.
',,,ss,.,>l hut the cONvSrcnd'n'e "" t"s ""T
n.. .,,l a call n,,m The ScW0ic at th' a'' '.sS"''
e,,r furnished and puhcd lENycWhN' NV,
NJ e;l Mthcr wmaiNS nv" ''e'"
y|r,o,4 NurccvS sSrN, C.,,,.-. viii
IA ~, r,,~ut to hc dul, presented Z" '"hy,Is, W.
..,,ssr a l'teA,d statement Ct iaurcS "'u ~
tesn,,,s1is which haNc occurred IN the U"n!|,,"so,
t'tNc mails dating the Nca' an" '"v ' 80
- .AsA have hc,n imposed upon c"WraV'wN'
NV 60, .,ni DEDUCTIONS VIII he found tn amount To
49, ~ - puring the proceeding year they
,.s,,t,s ,o SllOtSe NJ. These fines show that con-
,,.,,,ss hay, been held a. rigorous performance ol
49,, contracts: but thcU Nrr many if"Suar"'' III
-, mails ku which neither the contractors nor any
.,N Ia, s,,ri, cf the Department an hlamcablc. For
S.,,s Site. ,t this nature, as well aS Tor real d'l-
,,,,rr,,. the pcrartncut is constantly made the sun
III A., ,r,s,,ach Whcw them Is good ground "i
>,r,plsint ihS is expected; hut II Is apparent tn"t
th,rr l. tn rvady disposition ON every occasion 81
sr,,,Sl ~ rrv>um,d slight arrangement in the ma
'Sr,,f> AT Inc mails, 60 UhCC upon the Department;
tA.,Nv in gtvatcr W less extent, impoiung Ms en-
y,,,, The ,S,>tNl establishment is one in which every
stirrn Is ncs, deeply Interested and all should aid III
r,tlr,irz II g. pcii,Ct ~ possible Instead oi dcnm
sSssS M the event uf mistake, CarccssncSS ~ neglect
-. mi rub c,rtanlv the wiser course would br
4, 81, ia, The p,lalmcm Of the wUng committed, and
k,sVt, il ~ apply the rmctN. JAMES CANFblLis
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Senator Douglas i IN Cleveland, Ohio 'tll unable
TO proceed to Washington.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At SANDY IIILL.-The Glcns
Fails Republican says that at about lOi O'Clock on
Sunday night the citizens of Sandy Hill were aroused
from their sumbers by the startling cry of fire, and
soon the business pan of the village was in flames.
The fire originated in building owned by Judge Wait.
The fire soon communicated with the Eagle Hotel,
kept by Joshua Elddge, and occupied in one part by
a lodge of Odd Fellows and then to the old corner
stone occupiad by William Matthew'S hardware store
Dayidsons cothingstore >afords barber-shop, lious
tons tallor-shop, &C. IL then spread to some two or
three dwelling houses IN !se Immediate vicinity, and
scon the whole mas was sea Of unextingushable
flames. The loss probably falls heaviest on Mr.
Matthew who owned the Eagle Hotel, worth 81, 500
on which there was 81 200 insurance, and hs valuable
stock of hardware worth $1,000, insured for $1,000
both in Salem Company. The old corner building was
owned by II. T. Mhldcworh loss about si,OOO-in,
sured in Troy Company, lthe name did not learn.)
ElIridses loss estimated at 600; the piano factory
about 5000 Odd Fellows lodge $500 and Other o'sc-
varously estimated at from sl0O to 5000 each, The
fire il vely serious loss TO several cor men who had
their all destroyed u tbc nAmes. Sandy Hill looks
desolals, indeed The center Of the village i now
smoking ruin. Tie probable lo-s j. $4,000 $4,000
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FROM NEW-ORLE1NS.
/ IN Our Own Core .pondent.
FLORIDA.

Fl IN Oir Own Core slonden
Ntw-ORIEANs, Wednesday, Dee. %, 1855.
We have good news from all parts OF the cotton
region The rivers all up aud the great staple IS
pouring in from all quarters. During the forty-eight
hours ending Yesterday morning there arrived at the
Levee and New Basin 1872 bales of cotton, 7Oe6l
sacks Of corn 90 752 sacks of wheat, l0,699 bb' OF
rork o5ls tcrces aud bbls of lard 6,j9l bbs -four,
o53 hhds Of sugar qO2 bbls of moasses, and large
quantity of lard oil candles, bulk pork, beef, and
other produce. The Ievee is crowded with steam
er that they have to await their turns to discharge.
New-Orleans is in full tide of prosperity, and
doing larger business than ever known to the oldest
uhabtant. The health of the city j. perfect and could
not be better, the average weekly mortality being
only about sixy-sx, and many OF these are eonsump-
five persons who came from the NORTH to die here One
of the best evidences Of the prosperity now enjoyed
is the fact that The PicayVDC has been compelled to
publish their paper sheet Just double lis former size
The great contested election case of Sheriff has been
decided in favor of Major Hafty the American candi.
date Major II. j. from New England and an original
Native American. The office is worth over 500, 600
a year and the Major will be well provided for.
The steamship Prometheus, which sailed this morn
ing for Puuta Arenas Nicaragua took out 80 men un-
der command of Col. Fisher, all bound 10 The Her Re
r,JGc of Gen. Walker. She also bad az passengers
Tor Col Kinney's camp. | have never seen more
respectabelooking set of men, there was not oaier
among them Many of them are carpenters, black,
smiths naintcrs, printers sc. The next steamer VIII
take down several hundred men, and all who have en-,
listed ale good men and true Every man. woman and
child in these parts l. favorable TO Col alker :
nc " Government and the present Administration getr
cuses enough for tie unexpected delay in the recognl-
gsuce Of the new order Of things in the promised land
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05

DARINe OUTRAGE N WNcHFSDoS.-A gang Of
Young men, ins,igated by jealousy entered the house
Of Horace Bosw0rth of nchcndon. Mass, one even
ing last week and committed most daStardy out
rage upon VIM l.. Chuttcrbuck aud Mis- Frances ID.
over hi shoulder and carried her ont Of the house,
choking her at the sane time 20 prevent her cries Of
murder being heard; and the other grnsped the young
man. dragged him on, forty fifty rods, stripped
off a part Of hi clothing. dauhed him with black
paint struck and beat him severely and cit him upon
the ground, bleeding. faint and disabled Chutterbuck
was the ladys lover, and the young men, al OF whom
ha, been aTerted. looked With the green eye of
j, aousy on their proceeding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05

The Girls OF our county fate. though impending il
not ", come, and tlt tha the time far, very far
distant when the section a. which we belong, shak feel
compelled IN sorrow and in anguish toscalculatr the
value of tic Union 10 avert a crisis 70 dreadful
cannot douht that the National men Of all parties how.
ever d.cordant may be their opinions on other points
will finally unite, and by their firm, determined. and
patriotic action tcir country from the ruthless
,,rnsn OF tn cncnics Of the lni0n.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05

BRRAxrsG Up A DTsoRDERLY HoCT.-Capt. kiss-
er Of the Fourteenth Ward Police with Of his msn.
made descent at eclok Yesterday morning upon the
lee. OF Samuel Goha No 10 Crosby street resort for heves
p prostitutes the lowest se and Ia nfs
nous house They arrested GorhaIn aud mses snd tho
number ranging from 40 3 Of sss eseh
Their nance are Della Sullivan Ellen Ash Maria West joe
phine McCshy Maria Loulss Post catarDs SANFORD C.shs
rfne H,aly John Wilson, Alex Robino Jss Roberts, John
Donohue John Edwards aud John Qun Two thfee Of the
srs had recently escaped from the parents and the latter
were notified 20 call the Police Court and claim them
thief MeGnness has within the past months sedueef
TWO thu ss The whole party sksa before josee
Brrnusn and licked up
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FRY IN nAMMERsLY PLAcE.

About o'clock last evening fire broke out in the
dwelling-house No. Hammersly place lower part
occupied by Mr.. Swansbuno upper part by Mr..
Philips The fire originated on the first floor, ana
was occasioned by child looking about closet with
lighted candle or lamp Mr. Swansburro estimates
his loss at about ssOO insured for 81 600 The build
ing, owned by ii. A. Wright, is damaged to tho
amount of 5000 insured for $3.50. The fire "as
confined 10 the first floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05

LADY ROBBED WHILE ATTENDING THE FCNER.L
NJ ms HusBaNp-Mrs Mary Boyd vhle attending her bus
funeral ia Trinity Church yard Thursday afternoon had
Ler tck cd porte noae containing about 80 by
Who lad managed unohsered approach her
sn5 fs attendants HI operations detected by the lady
aud SONG Of The attendants seized hun and held him until IN.
s,,sI ,f ,oe ensn lie had previously bOwever passed
tbs rorte moanse accomplish who sed with l, and 80
,Ii Tbs prisoner pE taken before Justice Nesh. and
- 81. r.ne az John MeCsrJ. Hell S,Otchn,u by br'h
- yo"s yesr, Of age sna ma i'3. ~ rjt tb' ~syI
A-ih Ii u . ~ 10.