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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24
Dtutbg.

In this city, the 10Th inst, Miss Olivia L. Wiggin,
daughter of Merrill Wiggin, aged 10 years mos.
In this city, Dec. %, child Of B. +. Richards, aged
years.
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The Eureka Toilet Soap,

Superior to everything before produced for removing
TAN or FEChLES extracting grease, tar OIL pitch
from SILKS and WOoLENs. Used with Whiting it gives a
fine polish to silver britannia ware.
For the Toilet, use it as you would common SOAP and
the skin will become soft and healthy. To the
era use OF this Is only necessary that public
should become acquainted with its many excelences.
The Agents of the Company authorized refund
moneys in all cases where the Soap fails to give satisfac
ton, upon the return of the Soap.
~ None genuine but such may be obtained from
Company, or their duly authorized Agents.
Sold by the principal Grocers in the United States and
Canauas
HARRINGTON & CO., General Agents.
IL Post Office Address, Roxbury Mass.
Wholesale Agent for Boston,
2m31 GEO. A. SIMMONS No q Long Wharf
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Nemc Manufactures.

We intend to do all work well it is done anywhere
and as cheap in proportion quality.
We are planning Boards Pianks Deck Joist Clapboars
&c, well and cheap it is done anywhere else.
We also planning Nouldngs Of all descriptions and
furnish them by the foot plane them for Others We
also manufacture round Balusters of different
der, and keep them On hand for sale.
We are also prepared for Planning, Throating and Fit
ting ships Knees Turning Stancheons making Plugs and
saving Wedges for Plankng, Launching and for Treena,
at short notice.
Doors Sashes and Blindo common sizes, constantly
hand and for sale. Also Plankg, Launching and Tree
nail Wedges and Plugs for sale.
With good machinery, good stock, good workmen, and
prompt attention, prepared do custom work, and
think satisfy reasonable public that deserve
share of their patronage. Call and see.
SCOTT MORSE L co.
Bath, Jan. Z, 1856.
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EUREKA SOAPS,
Manufactured by the
New England Eureka Soap Co., Boston.
Eureka Family Soap,
Wdrantedto ,cdsh in hard, Soft or Sail Wat
er. lriLhnn hniEu q Tie CLothes In
a Family Soap,

HlS new and valuable article has the appreciation
of all housekeepers who have had an opportunity Of
testing Its quality 1t not only does good execution
cleansing clothing of all descriptions but saves fuel
mode of washing, where boiling is required 1t may be
used upon the most delicate fabric without injury and has
heathiul influence upon the skin in either cold
weather. leaving 1t free from such rrtatons fire.
quenty produced from the usual chemical combinations.
For general cleansing purposes about house, cleaning
paint, carpets, tin ware &c, it is superior anything
heretofore discovered Used with Bristol brick, gives
superior polish to cutlery Its cheapness will recommend
to general
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of license from
~ the Judge Of Probate and for The county OF Sgada
hAc, there WILDE exposed for sale the premises Bath,
on Saturday, the niuh day Of February att O'Clock
in the afternoon all the real estate of Sarah T. Thomson
payment of her just debts and incidental charges of sale
Said real consists of lot of land and building there
and is situated the of High and Centre streets
in SAID Bath. J. T. HUSTON, Administrator.
Dated at Bath this 9th day ofJanuary, 1856 5w30
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Corn and Flour.

DER SCHOONER PERI from New York. $500 bushels
Qnealing) COrn 36S bbls tGarden CITY" mills, 100 do
buckeye State do 100 do Magnolia do; 100 Sawmut do,
(St Louis so d. Akron City do (OhoD q do I. Putnam
DO Genesse Double Extra. For sale by
Oct s. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS & co.
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SPOKEN.
Raisins.
LIST OF LETTERS

I N boxes and halves-for sale by
L Jan. %. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS co.
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Copartnership.
To the Trade.

IE subscribers having completed arrangements which
afford them unusual facilities for purchasing STAPLE
and FANCY DRY GOODS at the LOWEST possible figure,
will hereafter be able to conduct a Jobbing and Retail
Business upon that will INTEREST ALL purchasers
who will favor them with call
1T. GILMAN & co.
Bath, January Z 1856.
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LOST

IN Monday last in passing from the corner Of Elm down
" Washington, through Centre and Elm streets, ady
FUR TIPPEr The fnder shall b. suitably rewarded by
leaving it at THIS OFFICE Jan. q 3w
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s. d HALEY
Free Exhibition /!

NOW open at D. T. PFRCY'S No. @, Kelly's Block, tho
" LARGEST AMI MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
OfENBROIDEBlES offered this city, consisting of
Collars, Sleeves, Cambria AMI Muslin Bals, Plain
and Stitched Linen French Wrought do, Grape Col
lars, Wrought Handkerchief &c, &C.
The above goods will be marked the very lotce cash
price, and every lady in want of any arScie the Embro
derry line cannot fai to be suited.
u The subscriber is selling his entere stock Of
Silks, Shiwls and Dress Goods Al nearly 20 per cent less
than former price fora few weeks oy, previous to taking
account of stock.
Now is the time to get Bargains at D. T. PERCY'S, op
posite Sagadallock House, Bath.
Bath. Dec II. 1855.
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Thursday Evening, Jan. 9th,
Cosmopolitan Art Association.

NUSuhVYVAAOOM AAO ASSVCtdtiVus
SECOND YEAR.
A ARRANGEMENTS for Second Annual Collection Of
II this new and popular institution for the diffusion of
Literature and Art have been made on the liberal
and extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged is the far-lamed
GENOA CRUCEFIN."
which originally cost ten thousand dollars.
In forming the new collection, the diffusion OF works
Of American Art. and the encouragement of American
Genins, have not been overlooked. Commissions have
been issued to many ofthe distinguished American
artists who will contribute some of their finest produce
tons. Among them three Marble Busts executed by
the greatest living sculptor, HIRAM POWERS
George Washington,
the Father ofhis Country;
Bemja min Franklin,
the Philosopher;
Daniel Webster,
the Statesman.
special sgen visited Europe and made careful and
judicio1s selections of foreign works of art both
bronze and marble; Statuary and choice Paintings.
TIE whole forming a large and valuable collection of
Paintings and Statuary, to be distributed FREE among
the members of the association for the second year.
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
The payment of three dollars constitutes any one
member ofths association and entities him either
one Of he Magazines Tor and also ticket in the
distribution of the Statuary and Painting.
The Literature issued subscribers consists of the
following monthly magazines: Harpers Putman's Knck-
erbocker, Backwood, Household Words, GIaham's and
Godeys Lady's Book
persons taking five memberships are entitled to any
se OF ihe magazines for year, and six tickets in
the, dstf1butiol The net proceeds derived from the
sale oil memberships devoted to the purchase of
works OF art for the ensuing year.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
by becoming member of this association are
ls All persons receive the full value of their sub
scripons the start, in the shape of sterling Magazine
Lite
I'd. Each member is contributing towards purchas-
ing choice works OF art, which are be distributed
among themselves, and the time encourage
ing the artists of the country, dsbursag thousands
dollars through its agency
Persons in REMITTING FUNDS for membership. will
please give their post Office address IN FULL stating
month they wish the Magazine commence, and have
the letter registered at the post office prevent oss
its receipt certificate of membership together with the
Magazine desired will be forwarded any part of
country.
Those who purchase Magazines at bookstores will oh
that by joining this ASSOCIATION they receive the
Magazines and free ticket in the dis rburon all
at the pricethey pay for the Magazine alone
C. l.. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A.
| At either of the PRINCIPAL Observation-Disclosures
Magazine Office PAS Broadway, New York; or Western
Office. 166 Water street, Sandusky, Ohio.
Subscriptions received by ]. II. KIMBALL, Honorary
Secretary for Bath. Me. a
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24
THE BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL.

Morning or Evening edition. may be desred) is sent
to subscribers by mall in any part Of the United States
for Six DOLLARS year BY means of FAST Press we
able to keep the forms for the DAILY JOURNAL open
several hours later than other daily paper and thus
not unfrequenty to publish important from
to TwENTYFouR HOURS IN ADVANCE The average crcua-
ton Of the DAILY JOURNAL more than double that any
subscription or two cent paper published in Boston.
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Artisans, Mechanics, and seamen's

Eurehd soap, J0T f1drd, Soft, or SAT- Water.
This new article is peculiarly calculated for those who
work in oils grease, or on machinery, it from
the skin all foreign substances without subjectng
such irritation as is generally produced by the the
common alkaline soaps. Tar, printeIs ink, stains,
&C., which seldom yield to ordinary soaps
once by the use of this article. 1t is also invaluable
1Nirur
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PORT OF BATH.
DISASTERS.

IIIUKSUA I, TN
ARRIVED
Sch L Jewett Oliver, Boston.
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Ar at valentia I, sd ult bark Undine, GoodeI,
Charleston, Nov IL, for Liverpool
AT Rio Janeiro I'd ult ship Gibraltar, kiaman, wig
At Calcutta Nov u Juan Fernandez, Given; Clara
Cooper, for Falmouth, idg.
Al Gibraltar 2et ult, batqhe Juniata; Lowell, for
America soon.
Cid from Havana 10th; brig Laontine Green Mariel;
In port 18th, ship Wabash, Hutchins, disg
SPOKEN.
Dec 81 lat 25 40 ship Emily St Pierre DIS from Mo
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Oil! Oil!

lust received 20 casks extra beached (iner polar oil
u for sale at the lowest Boston price, by
Jan. Z. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS co.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24

Our facilities for obtaining
goods cannot be Equalled by any
outside of the Fraternity.
Our Stock all being purchased
for Cash at the largest Importing
Houses in New York and Boston
during the extreme pressure ofthc
Money market.
The Reorganization" forbids
our receiving only limited per
centage on our sales:
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u Persons calling foreters. ill please mention they
advertised To postage each adrertised Let
ter one cent IciEt be udded
JOSEPH c. SNOW
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24

is printed the 4th and 18th of each month"; for main
by the Of the 9Th and Goth. 1t Is made up
the greatest for the information OF New England
in California. Over TWELVE THOUSAND month
sent there, which is much Larger circulation tina
any other paper printed the Atlantic States has. 1t
mailed at this Office for copy. person send
ing dollar can have each Of sixteen numbers
to any one they may desire.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24
New Dress Goods.

EoEIvED ths day, at the Granite Store, new style
IL NJ. DeLaines, some beautiful patterns
JAM IA. OWEN co.
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Deal Freights

Thishest current rates be obtained all times
II on application 10 q. c, DUNCAN Il CO.
tf46o III Walls N
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24
THE SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL,
BOSTON JOURNAL FOR CALIFORNIA

containing all the reading matter of the Ddys publish
ed TUESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, at year.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24
Beef and Pork

EsS and Prime Pork, Chicago Beef &c for sale at the
WI reduced rates. by
jan I. MCCLELLAN DENNIS 4 ~
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Flour and Corn.

ID BALTIMORE Family, Extra and Fancy Flour Genesee,
ID various brands. Southern Yellow Corn and Meal for
sale at prices to correspond with the fall in the Southern
Markets, by
Jan. 7. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS & co.
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Sugars.

OORTO Rice, Mrscavado, Havana, Light Brown,
L Crushed and Coffee Crushed sugars for sale by
100 JOHN ii. MCCLELLAN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24

u AGENTS and Nersnen supplied Nth either Edition
Of the oOURNAL, on the most liberal terms.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24

Orders for either Of the editions OF the JOURNAL must
ISvARABLY ACCOMPANIED by the CASH. and should be
Irpss 81 IN
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-24
For Sale i'm Richmond Village.

TwO--tory thoroughly built wooden
n House, hhy-tbFee feet long thirty thrce wle
tanning sixteen Rooms, Wash Room, Cistern,
freezing cellar under the whole house, with Wood House
and Barn connected to house, together with the lot of
belonging thereto Said lot is hundred and twenty
Pleasant Street, and extending from Pleasant
Front Street. thirty rods south of Railroad Depot The
above of the pleasant and desirable situations
the village For which will be LIBERAL apply
to HENRY W. OWEN, Esq, Bath, or BENJAMIN 4.
TALLMAN on the premises.
Richmond, JAM II, 1865. 3ff
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

AMERlCAN BIBLE SOClEI1.
Tie stated m. eting Of the Managers was held at the
D m the Hon. LUTHER Bra in the Guar assist-
ed by WM. Il. CROSBY and FRANCIS HALL, eeqs.
Two new auxlliaries were recJgnized-One In South
Carolina and one in Texas. f..
CoDmuI catiops were received, giving an account
OF Bible distribution in the mountain regons of Ken.
lucky and Tennessee; from the surgeon Of United
States chip, with ing statements the circu-
ation OF The Bible among sailors, native and foreign
IN the United States service; from Col Wheeler aud
Others in reference to the lsmented de ah of the Rev.
Mr.. Wheeler ID Nicaragua, and from Mrs. Wheeler Ia
regard to her affairs from the Rev. John Ed ards mis-
sioLary among the Choctaws, acknowledging the re.
ceipt of New Testaments in Choctaw, recently sent
to him and stating that he has commenced trans.
latiDg the Psalms from the Rev, Cyrus Byington Of
tie same mission, making inquiry as TO the best mode
OF uanAatIDg the Scriptures into the Indian langus-
ges Icm the kev. David Trumbul OF recon.
ntDoaDg the employment Of coportt ur in Chill from
the Rev. j. &. Oncken, Hamburg acknowledged the
appropriation from this Board and in regard 10 print
ng the Scriptures In Germany; from the Rev. s. b.
Bergne, OF The Brtth and Foreign Bible Society, in
regard 70 the Bible work in South America, sho wing
encouraging prospects, AND in regard to the Spanish
taIhlatlon OF the Bible interesting letter from Mr.
kgtter at Constantnople; and letter from the Rev
j. III. Neill IN regard TO his labors at the South
where be Is now travelling.
Grants were made OF books 10 the American Sundsy-
School Union; To the Presb) terian Board of Pubca-
ton TO The Port Society Of New York. for distribution
IN Denerara, Nicaragua, Southern California and
ply emjgrahts to Liberia; with various others in
Ii ghsb Spanish and German and sevsnty.two vol.
uhts for the Bind.
Ii was determined to publish at the Bible House tia
Armenian Bible, and the Welsh Bible and Ts,tament
The latter having heretofore b. On imported
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BOARD OF COUNCLLNEN.

FRIDAY, Dec. 5.-Ihe President, BEsJAnis +.
PncksEY, eco IN the chair
pefn,0ns-.Oi Edwsrd P Clark, for sewer in Fifty.
or o. ssndbAn TO have Thirty fhh street rsnumbersd
from Eighth TO Tenth avenue. Referred
OF o. Cutting 20 have the Of Fofeth and
Forty second streets and First and Second
and 90 established a. 10 eoufor nearly the natural
face. Referred.
ResoistoH,-Directing the Superintendent of Pave
nents and the Third Avenue Railroad COMPANY put
ADOPTED.
To esabsh grade oT Hammond Bank Bethnns and Trov
streets, nom West street 10 The North River. Referred
Reports # Committees Lamps and Gas-In favor
Of " hole.
fpe Departmtnt-In favor Of building now engine
for Ensine Go. No. II. Adopted.
C0HeSrrtd ts-Anihonzing the Controller to siver.
he the sale OF terry franchise for Of ten year, from
IL. loot Of Jahkson street 20 Hndson avenue Bookyn
HE Board then went into Comm ttse of the Whole
II when ' us pptrs the calendar taken an and
hsy TOO place the subject the paw
Ponce sGIG.sns tsrp-sns ony dut!es OF t
oncAs 10 Wat policemen who anDaunc. tlem.elx.s
ash and 20 rpor to the Police Captains whether thew Az.
or he' a. 'ha hey under obsaiiops 70 Attend
PnoEen a. NE Walton Houses who sek or wounded
Afer the Con miitee rose the Board sdjourned On
r,st On Monday r.Ai. :"
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Per cert.

TERRInLE ArrAR-FouR LIVES Losr.-One OF
those teiele accidents which bring mourning aud des-
olation 10 families, and sadden community with their
sudden end aggravated calamity occurred in Lesis on
the 2Sd ult. On that day Oliver Montague, aged -
Mitchell Mon'sgnt, aged 10, Anne Montsgne aged TO-
Chi dTeno OF Chm Montague, with the wife OF Oliver aged
Il, crossed ihe Beaver Meadow Pond ON the ice alter
caI berries Oliver with skates on drawing the others
on a hand sled. On Their return the ice having been
weakened by the warmth of the day, or they h,vlng
taken different course, where it rot 50 strong
gave way and all four We're drowned before any as
sisiance could reach ten One indiviu. In attempt.
ing to aid them broke through aud ,rly persisted be-
fore he was rescued. The body fnt recovered had
been in the water about an hour being necessary 70
bring b, ards from considerable distance to Law upon
the ice but every means tried, though in vaia I,
restore animation. Pest, Essex Co, y. Y
A RIPE STRAWBERRY IN DEckABER.-A straw.
berry plant was dug up frnn the garden Of WIN. G..
Hubbard Of Newton Lower Falls, this m)ming, which
had upon ripe strawberry u the Hovey species OF
unusual s'ze, il being little three aud gu srts
ches ia circumference. This 10 TIE second grow tn Of
!hs season. There were other blo~sJms the plant
Boston Ts,s!es, "Wednesday.
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ROCKS RECEIVED,


Homo and the World BY the Author of scuyens q Rec
dsnce in Europe" limo pp. t8 D. Appleton x Go:
Tie Poeiica Works Horace Smith and James sm h. Edited
by Epts Ssrsent l2mo. pp a. MAson Brothers.
Ply sieians Vocation On, summer In Europe BY alter
ChsnDins limo PIP SSA Tekn0T Field. Sold ey
The Young Y,s,n By Capt. Msyue Reid I. mo. PIP 81.
The Same.
Faust Translated the German Of Goethe By Charles T.
Broohs. limo. pp 2S& The Same
Little Dou By Charles Dickens Vol l. limo PIP Sill T.
b Peterson.
Auunn Leaves Tales and Sketches in Pross and Rhyme.
By L. Maria Child. limo. Pr sos c. s. Francis Co.
Past Meridsn. BY Mrs. L. sigourney. second Edition
limo PIP 34G Hartford; F. A. Brown Sold By D. Ap-
pleton K Co.
Jscln Authentic Key 10 the Door Of Eeema
sohry. By Samuel PhehHd limo PIP na william
Gowns.
The Puddeford Pspe; Or Humors Of the West By H. IL.
Riley. limo PIP. sS. Derby q Jackson. r..
Sherwood. Book Of Memories l2no PIP. +05 The Same.
New Method Of Learning the Gender Of french Nouns By
L. +. JOuaLDe. limo PIP. $50. Roe Lockwood l. Son.
The History fFranee BY Thomas Wright tSerA London
Publishing Company.
The Adventures owing Dipomatist. BY Henry WHO'D
limo. PIP 299. w p. Fetiidge Co. -. ..
Book Of Putc Prayer complied from the Authorized For
laries Of Worship Of the Presbyterian Church. limo
PIP $50 c Scribner
The Doctrine of Bspsms BY Geo. d. Armsrons D. D. limo
PIP sea. Tn, Same.
Aurors Leigh. BY Elizabeth Barrett, Browning limo pp ss
s.. Francis l.
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THE TURF.

Usros Corrsr, L. Fri1s,. p..s
1856. Match $780, mile heats, best three n A..
wagons. ~
Owner & Sonsn ,...;..'''.''''..''.'....1 l..
Time; 2:$-5oi-S:U -
TRorrIsG, Dec. 5.-Mateh $780, twO-nls hen. !.
wagons. -.,'
81 kAsur.. { james Irvine. ito wasosL....l
NJ swift b. 4. Tom lin hAInessl ............,..l /
TIM: e:et-S:sS Sal
TRoTriSc, Dec. Snatch 500, Suarter.uls ~.
u. wcodiuf, I. sedips.. ....'''''.'''..".."lI
w Nkeclan, D. gcdtnf.. q
Time; y sec--N sec. '.f'
Rrp HorsE, HARrrN n. Y.-TRorrIss-Ase.
mile heats best three in five TO wegons.
p Helrass b. m. Tvs, TO hunessl....2 ! III
u Walton T. O. The dore. TO wsxonli f~3e Bel
Tine: 2.S9-2N-2:S2-?:S1-2:N -.
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PRES.
rrRr ~ wEsT srylsrrrrY

fiRE IN wEsT srvRsrHIsYH syRrrr. ~
Yesterday morning ., z O'Clock Ere bsOa. -.
the entry-way Of the dweiipg.bou.e No q re
Seventeenth street, but il vas e1tinguished Wa
buckets Of water. The Gre appeared to have g..
in bssket Of shaving, bu, how or IN wbx -
unknown. The occupants Of the house vsn, -
alarmed. bu. their fears were quoted By the 49,!
Ward Police, who assured them that thss, -.
dangerl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-06

RrS OyIR.-James Green q coIored man vas vu,
ever yss.resy tie corner q Bosdvsy and srteenth
aver 1e .se, and sustained fracture Of toe thin
stisst Ls1 Seventh svebDe 'N' HAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-06

FRI DrrARrMEsr.-The Board Of Yosemsa "a
Engineers of the Fire Department held their qusrssy
meeting last evening. The Chief Engineer reported
that ia companies took part in the recent annsaps.
rsde, viz AZ Engine 81 Hose Companies, and II Hssk
and Ladder Companies. Toe paid sabscnp,'cs Il
ii parade from the above Companies were u Us ~
The expenditures were 81 Io3 25 leaving balance
81 S7l, which was appropriated to the Widows saa
Orphans Fund. The following persons were nsui-
mated candidates foT the Office of Assistant Engineer
the Harlem District where the election viii be hsaa
on the 18th inst. Assistant Engineer Maubey Wa
RELY of Engine Co. No. IS, Lewis j. Malomay 4
Hose Co. No. 81.
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CITY ITEMS.

wAuIAcx's THEArER.-The 6rst benefit Of NJ,
Agne. Elsworthy takes place this evening q, Wa.
lscks Theater. She will appear a. Pauline n IA
Lady of Lyons and IS Katherine in the comedy 4
Tanning the Shrew. Mr.. Anderson VIII psnonAss
Petrucho and Claude. Neither Of these pAys have
been performed during this present engagement. ~
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MORGAN HORSES By d. {. LDsLrY. l2Do- pp. so
L. n. SaIton L Co
Cnder the ss leading title, with Whole page Of
Other uatter, be author has given the county, VIA
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r.,sn bitory, the hc<s Tor sbtaaiss correct 'n.%'
nation sre abundant, and have been skifnay used IN
the preparation Of the present work. II gives COM
pact summary Of the progress Of Texas from beng .
portion Of Mexico to its position 10 the unon ana WIN
due allowance for the authors evident pedisetons lot
bis adopted State, il may be read with advantage