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erHlS ne-fourth cash: the residue In S. Il, and
10 months, with interest, satisfactorily secured.
jy Sd JAS. e. MCGUIRE. Auct.
By WALL BARNARD, Auctloneers.
VALUABLE FARM AND BEAUTIFUL
COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT PUBLIC SALE.-On
TUESDAY, Sth instant, at o'clock p. IN, on the
PREMISES we vii sell that beautiful and highly cul-
tivated Farm. late the country residence of A
Hoover, Esq, deceased, lying In Alexandra county
Virginia. one mile from Georgetown, and on the
heights Just above the AauedGct
This Farm contains about one hundred and sixty
acres, In high state OF cultivation. ell fenced and
enriched with the liberal of fertilizers. There
sa large Orchard OF the choicest fruits now i'm full
bearing.
The dwelling. which is nearly new, is ~ feet
square, surrounded with a ten feet wide pOrtlco,
contains large parlors, roOmy hall. hve large cham
DerS, ktchen, bathroom, water closet, and every
modern convenience: also, reservoir on the top of
the house. In fact, exp ense was spared to make
the dwelling comfortable and elegant.
The situation is beautiful, commanding an extern
slve country. city, and water view and is within
few minutes walk of Georgetown.
The other improvements consist Of new barns,
sheds, stables, styes. &c.
There is liberal supply of pure water close to the
house, and the farm we'll watered with several un
failing streams.
The terms, which are liberal. will be made known
at time of sale. A. p. HOOVER.
je R-ts WALL, q BARNARD Auct
ID THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
IN consequence of the rain until WEDNESDAY
AtTERNOON,J July 8tn, same hour and place.
jy l-dts WALL d BARNAR ID, Aucts.
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Later from Europe,

NEW YORK, July 5-The steamer Lebanon from
havre, with dates to the 23d ult., has arrived
she brings nothing later from London. The cleo
lions in France Were proceeding. The opposi-
siderable energy.
IConsols closed at London on Saturday at 93k
The Paris Bourse on Monday closed firm, with
an upward tendency.
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Lyons MAGNETIC Powder, for the determination
OF Bedbugs, Cockroachcs, Moths Ants and Mos
gnitoes. Also, Pills for the destrsctIOn of Rats and
Nice for sale, wholesale and retail, at Shinrtons
Oueon Buiidlns, corner Of AZ street, and Pennsy
'dhea avenue. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-06

NOORE'S SODA FOUNT.-The residents of
lVA West End and the public generally can he sup
piled with pure and cold SODA WATER, with the
hnest Sirups, Ia every variety, by calling at
MOORE'S
je 9-6t Drug Store, No. lis Penn ave.
STOCQUELER'S BRITISH SOLDIER. an
~ anecdOtal History of the British Army, ] VOL,
London, 1857; Sl.25.
Billiards Theory and Practice, by Capt. Crawley,
VOL, London, 1857, with eng ravings; Sl.25.
One Hundred Old Glees, Rounds. and Catches, with
VOL, London 1851; zoe.
Hardwicke's Peerage tor 1857, vol: SIC.
Hardwicke's Beronetaee for 1857, vol; SO.
Hagdwicke's House of Commons for 1857, vol: SIC.
Cyclonrtia of Universal History, vol; London,
1857.
CycloprlIa of the PLY steal Sciences by J. u. NIch
OF, astronomer, l vo London, IAS7.
Universal Dictionary of the English, French, ltal
ian, and German Languages, vol; London,
Isb7. tiy2) FRANCK TAYLOR.
10 TOMoLAUGHLIN'S FOX NOTIONS.
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By A. GREEN, Auctlonccr.

EoR SALE AT AUCTION ONE OF THE
l. MOST DESIRABLE PIECES OF PROPERTY IN THE
CiTI.-ln pursuance of power of sale contained in
the last Will and testament of the late GottlIeb c.
Gramner duly proved and recorded in the Orphans
Cont for the county ot Washington ID: c., the sub
scIieF VIII sell on The premises: on TUESDAY, the
No am. IN this city. This very valuable property
is situated IN one of the most attractive and rapidly
Improving parts of the city. IL fronts feet on the
west side of Vermont avenue. between n ard
streets north and rams back IN feet, Containing 6pja
teet. There is rn II convenient two story br ok
dwelling, occupied Nv Mr.. A. r.. lie Merle.
Terms: One-thr,i cash; balance IN 6. IL, and 10
months for notes hearing interest from day of SALE
deed given and deed OF trust taken Tile indis-
putable CHRISTOPHER GRAMMER
J. r.. GRAMMER,
Trustees for heirs of the late tottlirb G. Grammer
Je nd A. GREEN, Aucflnneer.
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New York Markets.

NV YORK, July 6.-Flou Is buoyant; sales q
$50 bbs.; State sc 30e SC 50, an advance Of Sc
Ohio st .1OaS7 81; Southern heavy AT - 25aS7 Ca.
w heat Is quiet; sales of 90 bushels; NJ var
kie Club 81 81. Corn is depressed sales Of 20 100
bushels; mixed S9as:Sc., an advance Of DC.
Pork is dull and unsetiled sales Of 1900 bbls.
at $40 50 for Beef firm at sl6 SASH. Lad
quiel at Iialikc.
Whisky Is steady; Ohio 3lLc.
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ky Is steady; Ohio 3lkc.
Financial.

NRw YORK, July 6.-Stocks are higher gener-
ally. Chicago and Rock Island SDk; III. Central
Railroad l22k; Illinois Central bonds %; Michi-
gan Southern Al; NeweYork Central ~; Reading
Railroad AK; Mo. 6's 81.
Sterling exchange dull.
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MARI RED.

At Baltimore, on the LIST of July, by the Rev, DR..
J: Q. Backus, Lieutenant GEORGE III. BIER,
United states Navy. to JOSEPHINE v. daught n
OF Dr. John +. X. Stone, of Iberville, Louisiana.
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Baltimore Markets.

RALrIMoRR, July 6.-Flour is dull. Howard
street at 7.25. City Mills and Ohio are dull aud
nominal.
Wheat is In fair demand, but there Is very lit
tie offering, and quotations are nomlnally uine
higher in consequence Of the scarcity. Corn Is
variable. White S5aSSc yellow sSa9Oc.
Whisky is dull; City and Country - cts; Ohio
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From Havana.

New York, July 5.-The steamer Cahawba,
from New Orleans, via Havana, with dates TO the
30th, has arrived. Sugar and Molasses are un-
changed. Freights are dull. The health Of the
Island is good.
The Spanish feet remains Quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-06

BALLOONS MADE OF TISSUE PAPER
- and lndia Rubber, with sponge for spirit Gas for
day and night ascension. Just reoelvedat
JeS ID. j. MCLAUGHLIN T. cos,
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Sudden Death of Hon. VIM. l.. Ma

New YORK, July 5.-Hon William l.. Marcy,
Late Secretary Of State, found dead In his
room at Ballston yesterday at noon. He appear
ed 10 he in his usual health this morning.
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ByJ. McGIIRE. Auc,ioner

BY j. G. MEG UIKE. AuctIOner.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NEAT FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT on 9Th STREET wEsT,BETwEEN
MAND y STREETS NORTH.-On thursday AT
TER NOON, July 9th. Mt Ga O'Clock, on the prem-
ses, by virtue of deed of trust, dated July 2lst
los "a, as and a, one ofihe land records for Wash
ingtnn county, ID. c., shall sell Lot \. in Coyle's
subdivision IN Square No. 42i, fronting lG feet 10 IN
ches on 9th street west, between Nj and y streets
morrill, running hack % feet to ten Feet aley with
The improvements, consisting, of q neat ard well
built frame dwelling House.
Terms cash. JAS. NJ. WILSON, Trustee.
&c i-2awSds j. e. MEG UIRE, Auctloneer.
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Terrible E,pIo.ion and Los. Of Life.

BOSTON, July 5-lndependence day was cele-
brated here with the usual patriotic demonstr.
lions, the weather being fine. In the evening, =,
the fre woI Ks were progressing upon the common
= shell rocket mortar burst, killing George r.
Tswksbury, formerly harbor master, A. L. Lilly.
Patrick Cuth, and John Mcmahon. wisemsn
Marshall, the tra-ediaa, and John c. Robinson
were badly injured
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Fourth of July i'm New York-BIcody Riots
len Persons Killed and Many Wounded

NEW DIRK, July 5.-Several riots occurred here
Yesterday, the most serious of which originated
IN the Bowery. between a mob from the Five
FONTS and party Of Bowery boys The fight
continued with great fefccity for an hour, clubs
stones, bottles and fire arms being freely used
ana the Five Pointers being In the end q radually
driven back Eight persons were Killed in this
riot, and about 30 including several Of the police
men, Were wounded. At one time the rioters had
the streets barricaded, thus defying the police
men, OF whom upwards of one hundred Were
present. Three regiments of State troops were
ordered out and kept in reserve but their services
We're not re9uired as the riot was finally SUD.
pressed by the eKertions Of the police.
In the minor riots Of the day two persons were
killed and some 20 or 30 badly wounded Ia nearly
all these disturbances the ex- policemen were con-
spicuous actors.
With the exception of these riots among the
rowdies' the day passed of finely. The weather
was propitious. and the military and civic dis
plays were brilliant and imposing. The fire.
works in Brooklyn, Williamsburg and other sub
urbs were OF the most gorgeous description The
pyTctechnic displays OF the sity proper was post
poned on account Of partial damages done 10 some
pieces bv the damp weather Of the week
After the close Of the military review General
>andford had grand collation. at his house Gov
eTnor King, Mayor Wood and others were present
ana made speeches in response TO complimentary
toaSts.
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WATCH RETURNS, July The only cases tha,
Were held are the following John Orletti, fugi-
tive from the Insane Asylum; returned to that in
stltutioa. Walter Stewart, colored, ont after
hours; paid SllS costs John Jones. colored
do; paid 81 IL costs. The following were dis
missed John Dunn vagrant. NJ e H. Bower
men, disordeTly. NJ. Ridgeley, disorderly. Mary
Coombs, drunk and disoTderiy
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NARSHAL'SS AlE.-in virtue of n writ of Fl er
iNA facias ON sofia lien law issued from the Clerk
Office of the Circuit Court of the District of Coum-
Ina for the County of Washington, and To me ci-
rected shall expose TO public sale for cash. in front
OF the Court house door of ssid county, on FRI
DAY, the 18th day of July, 1877, at II o'clock, the
following property, to wit:
defendant right tile, claim, and interest IN and
70 the three two-story and attic + Tame Dwelling
Houses and Back Buildings, situated on Lot No. Is,
In square No. lG7 In the City OF Washington ID. c..
fronting ~ feet north street, seized and levied
upon the property of John =. James, and will lie
s0 saflsf, Judlcias No. 2f5 Ia March term 1887:
Frances W heatley cs. John >. James.
]. ID. HOOVER,
je 24-d Marshal for the Dist. of Col.
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TOO SMALL-TOO SMALL,

Thanks to the liberal patronage of my friends and
the public. Not having room for my present bust
ness have conclud ed to pull down the old and rebuild
new house to suit my present increased trade. |
have TAX Ell store doors below where shall be hap
py to receive the calls of my friends.
WIN. y. SHEDD, SO llth st.
NIB. Straw Goods, Ribbons, and Trimmings at
reduced prices.
~ 2-St untelD
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EOR BDSTON.-The Superior Clipper Schooner
COAsT PILoT, Capt. Brown, has arrived, IN
and will have quick dispatch for the above ~
port. For freight or passage apply to HART--s.1&e
hi BROTHER, lol Water street, Georgetown,
u. y. at
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IN SECOND HAND PIANOS, RANGINGIN
~ Erlce from Sla to Sl25. just received $780,,
fron Baltimore. They are very good.
Also, Is beautiful new plA NOS IN stores . w
recently received from Boston.
Highest price given for old Pianos in exchange for
new.
Remember our number is sos near 10th street. he
tween 9Th and 10th, JOHN, F. ELLIS.
je2
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~ Music Store. NJ
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
"A Cor. Of Ilth ST. and Pa are,

Fdrnhdm'S Bookstore.
Mr.. r. NICHOLS CROUCH, composer of upward
of 2,ssl songs, author of " Kathleen Mavourneen"
and musical editor of Cooley g I.ady's Book
Continues giving Vocal Lessons to his Pupils and
Glasses, every Monday. Tuesday, Thursday, and
Friday, at the above Institution.
Members enrolled erery day, as no vacations &C.
cur during the Summer months-THIS SEASON,
being the proper time, for VOcalists to study.
Apply to Mr. Crouch, at the Academy OF Music,
every morning from to 10 O'Clock.
Musical Lectures delivered every Thursday even
ing-lustrated by the Pupils OF the Institution.
ial
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

DCBIlC SALE.-By, virtue of a deed of trust
No Iz2 follos 4Si 49, 4S8 and 49, one of the Land
Records of Washington county. in the District of
COLUMBIA, L shall on TUESDAY, the SHh of
oner Tor sale at public auction TO the highest bidder
therefor. The following property, 10 wit: All the
lot No. SIN Square No. 3iS Of said city, beg inning
Tor the same At the southwest corner of said lot and
running thence north along the line of Eleventh
street west 3 Feet thence east ~ feet thence north
two feet, thence east n feet inches to the rear of
said lot, thence south along the line of the said
lot . feet To the southeast of the SAID lot
thence west along the south line of said lot 80 feet
inches to the point of beginning"
Terms. cash. Property to lie resold at the risk
and expense of the purchaser unless terms are COM
phed with IN three days from day of sale.
EDWARD e. CARRINGTON,
Trustee.
je lo-2awSd A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
IN consequence of the rain, until TUESDAY the
an INST, M the same hour and place. BY order of
the Trustees.
jy l-St&ds 4. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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EANS-Cheaper than any place in the city, at
Il je i6 MCLAUGHLIN A. CO

A SPECIAL NOTICE.-To those of our Gus
"A toners having unsettled accounts with us, they
ali made off and will be rendered. Ii there are
any who do not wish their bills sent in they will
please call for them at desk during the present
week and we must insist an early settlement as
u is uniform custom to close all accounts LIST
July. COI.LEY & SEARS
jo 25 8teo 52s 18th st. doors north Pa avenue.
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NOR SALE.--A pair of matched BAY HORSES,
Il six years old. sound, stylish, and well ~
broken to ha1nsSs Also, a handsome close IN
complete. Sold for 10 fault, and only because the
owner has no use for them. Apply to
T.. COWLING,
jy st On q street near 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-06

THE ACADEMY OF VISITATION. GEoRGRrOwy
On the Sth inst. the annual distribution of pre-.
mums Of this institution takes place. A lorr,
number OF invitations to attend it are out. The
occasion will be most interesting and agreeable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-06

NJ. Star: Has the slop-cart ceased to 90 its
rounds The citizens on Twelfth street, between
+ and q, have not seen 1t for ten days Very
great inconvenience is experienced on account of
its tardy visits by MANY HoUsEKERPERs.
Julv
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NOTICE.-MRS. nj. A. EATON has removed
~ her DRESS-MAKING ESTA BLISHMENT
to No. 484, 10Th street. between Penn av. and c sts
east side, where she is prepared To execute all
orders with dispatch
L our competent hands to work ut the business
also apprentices wanted. Apply at No. 4Si 10th ST.
:. Il. Taylor's Dress cutting Rule taught. jy 23ts
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DOR OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.

X
The Steamer MARYLAND will, on the 9th of
July, commence running regularly to N~~s
the above places, leaving Washington ts31H
lEleventh-st. wharf every WED-Sses'1rzE7s---s
NESDAI and SATUR DA at O'Clock m. Re
turning. will leave Norfolk every MONDAY and
THURSDAY at O'Clock p. M.
She will touch, going and returning, at OLD
POINT, PINEY POINT, BLACKISTONE'S
ISLAND, and the usual landings on the Potomac.
Passage including meals, to Old Point and Nor
folk, FIVE DOLLARS.
je Soft WIN. MITCHELL.
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THE CITY IMPROVEMENTS now in progress un-
der the supervision Of the ward commissioners
are rapidly approaching completion. Most of the
workmen were engaged this morning in various
parts of the city, but were interrupted by showers
during the morning.
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE LOTS EAST OF THE CArIroe
AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, July 9th, at O'Clock. at the auction rooms,
i shall sell the following described Lots, viz:
Lot No. q, In Square 70
2, 80 1,c3l
5, " 1854
566 " LII

Terms One fourth cash: the residue in s, Il, an
10 months, with interest, sat- sfactorily secured
~ sd JAS. T.. MEG UIRE. Auct.
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An OBSTACLE was presented on the Avenue
opposite the market, this morning, la the shan.
of broken down coach, the venerable anne,r
ance OF which indicated that il has seen bette
ton Of q night coach. r''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-06

kANSLIN ALARM BELL-The bell Of
oIe rankin Fire Company was elevated to its
lace IN The tower upon their new engine house
>. .a1e>day and the ,ial given it seemed to
{, ;s rst,,inI uh 10 The nieiHbers of the company
- certainly INST rate bell and we'll ad,,ptcd
~, ~ .,g P1 rs To- which it was purchased. ON
,h hshI Of the Sd instant some persons got into
AMI ~ LIE, anu commenced ringing the bell,
r','r ad the wheel broken The ds,nng 90" va y.
hf Eic:t trt IL would have been preaier h,'d re-
''' "o' "Ten canghr by the break ing of tho wheel
HAA. ''>iA1E -On Friday A Green, Auc,io,
se', soid part Of lot No. in square .ssl, with
sHlAii frame house, to John Athey, for s577.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

Edward Hubbard observation-disclosures ny oh-
Lu usnrd ,auo Comm ittcd IN default Of bail.
VI cn,h",ipe Riley intoxicated by Officer Robinson.
Ten doys. ..Lor osasuI, md ba,terv
L GT;nor profit Temporarily committed.
o'p.t,ick Brady labcrer; L. Tailor, seainsress- Dis
o,da,Iy conduct. Committed.
oi"o''' EtGHTrYNTH PREcISCr.
Cecilia Cain servant--intoNoat ed and dlsorderly
hv ooiccr Shaw. Ten days, by Justice Dawson.
~ NiNTTETNTH pRFCINCT.
Michael Cox, laborer-vagrant by Officer Tysen.
Committed for 10 days.
Fredk Keamer Christian Sack and William Sack.
laborcrs-assaut and battery; BY Officer Wyatt
FouIth District COurt prisoners
Bridget Cassdy-druuk and disorderly; by Officer
Wyatt.
Sarah OBrien, vagrant.
TWENTIETH PREcISCr.
Mary McCun, drunk and dsorderly; BY Officer
Smith, Committed for ten days.
Ann Carroll drunk and disorderly; by Officer Smith.
Ten days.
Phillip Morissey, laborer Jas. Allen, waiter at
tempted burglary; by Officer Richardson.
TwrYTY.YIRsT PRECINCT.
David Young pcdoer-iptoxcated; by Officer Gal-
lard Ten day Is, by Justice Dawson.
Mary Carroll, servant-disordery conduct; by OH
Ger Wares. Committed, in default of bail to keep the
peace. ,
TwENTY-sECoSD PRECIScT.
Adolph Doran, cleik-concealed in house; by Mr.
DouCal,
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

DUrils tie passage Of the packet-ship American
Ccrere-s from London, the passengers subscribed the
neces a,y funds and appointed committee to secure
and preseL. 20 Capt. s. W. Mather, some appropriate
testimonial of their gratitude for his kindness ana re-
spect for his character : gentleman aud navigator.
SEIZURE or THE BARK 2. A. RAwLISs.
The bark T. A. Ia Wins, now lying IN or port
Leus suspected e on intention to embark in the AZ :
can Save trade the United States Collector ordered
guard on beard some days ago and commenced tie
work OF cischagng her for the purpose of insttutiog
on examination int the contents OF her cargo: rms
business /. still progressing though learn that, so
far nong Ias been discovered to justify the chan e,
her cargo 20 far As ascer;sned consisting of picked
beef ard pork, fish, biscuit, rum, molasses &c, in
auantiiies iuficieDt for long voyage. An unusual
nuanti,y Of wster casks were also found on blart.
The Rswlns has a Portuguese crew, and is offering
for freight 20 Madeira. Savannah Rep, July H.
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TAdvertisement ] .
ASTOR HOUsE-$2 so PER DAY.-The fourth
Sever Lease comm.nsed in May 1857 will end Nag
|, 1854 ~. L., a..
tingushed it hitherto. -, -.
Reuran. has been added for Merchants doing business
in ire vicinity. - a.
TOR HousE.
Fsrecial care taken Of the sick. 80
Families viii ind this the coolest Hotels In Newforx
during Tie Summer tie Ladies' Department perfect In az
that produces real comfort -, =, III, .6.
THE city Railroad starting from the doors enable guests
10 ~ ch the Viper part OF the city with facility =,
The ua. ech and carry passengers from the New
ven end Boston Station 7th TO the immediate 'front.' OF soe
Hotel. ..
&. A. SrErsoS.
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pecuri,ry profit and from purely benevolent motives
Corr DE SoLEIL Coroner Hills held an inqcsst st
the New.York Hospital on the body OF PG'i'ck DC
Ca,ty, an Irish emgrant, who died from stroke "'
tie SUM- The decee ed, while riding On cart, was
overpowered by the hea' ard rolled to the pavement
he was taken up and conveyed to the Hospital in
comatose condition. He remained IN state of nsen-
sibity for several hours and expired. The jury rem
dered verdict Of death by stroke Of the sun Me-
Carly was % years of age ard had been in the country
only "a hours at the time lie was takeo IL.
On Tuesday James Pagan, while in West stree,
near tie cOrrer of Hammond fell from his cart, being
prosraed by the heat Of the sum- He was taken Int,
Mr.. Lows porter-house, corner of Hammond and
West streets. DR.. Miller took charge Of him, and
every effort was made TO restore him. He was re-
moved TO bis residence No 222 West Sixteenth street.
Although somewhat improved, he is still lying very
low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

TIE CHiEF-ESGIYEER OF TIE fiih pt'AN'-
s-.r-If epy oftie taxpayers would ike to become
nos,s4 on one Of e many ways in which their money
: o,-do-od !, vvould be advisable for them to pay
, VIII 10 the headquarters OF tie Chief Engineer OF
Ibc Fire DeDs,.nent, situated in Elizabeth street
Se,, Cana, The headquarters or the Office as it is
.,;r,s. o,Jaa presents striking contrast With its
.orrr,r .nre,rspce when Alfred Carson WA at the
hosd ~ mn D.nartmens Soon aftcr Mr.. Howards
;..,.,re,, into Office tho work OF identifying and re-
s,,i-a ,h. Mac was coumenced, AID large amount
ezn.es,. il cg.;uIa!ios tie Tcrt-natias tAc P!ass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17

CHARGE ~ GRAsD LARcEsY.-Doratha Jung,
German woman, was yesterday arrested by Officer
Dickson Of the Sixth Ward Police, charged with hsv-
pg at various times stolen about $500 worth of jew
elry from the store of Mr.. c. Lnber No. 81 Broad
way, in whose family she lived q domestic. She
is also charged with having robbed Madame Deitoh
of Leroy place, for whom She formerly worked &iso
worth of linens, cambrics, &C., and lady who was
stopping at the hose, of 500 bill. Portions Of the
stolen property found In shops where is alleged
sbe SOLD it and handsome balance found 10 her
bank book. She was taken before Justice Osborn
who locked her up to await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-17
CRICKET MATCH At ALBANY
ELEVEN OF NETWORK vs. EIGHTEEN OF
THE STATE.

This interesting match was played on the Albany
ground OF Monday AID Tuesday. The New.Yorkers
won the toss, and took the field, giving the State the
first innings The game commenced about leoclock
on Monday morning. and was not finished till Wednes-
day. The following is