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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

ESTIMATED. '-aff
The rrs receipts from 1874 1850 from the Mississippi
Valley In July, 1851 the first bale received Texas
In 1852 and 1853 the first from Msspp in 1854 the
from Texas in 1855 the first from Mississippi
1856, the last year, from Texas
TOBACCO receipts Of Tobacco at this port during the
embrace So 1903 hhds against $3.50 year
the year before The Exports have been hhs
prsng 4s to Great Britain s to France 1896 tho
North Europe to other foreign ports S57I
WISE The exports last year 9s5 hhds including
Great Britain France $50 to the North of Europe
other foreign ports and Sl92 Coastwhise The stock
remaining hand l372 hbds, against $40 the
Of September last the beginning of the previous
commercial year.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO FOR THE YEAR 1861
Stock hand September, 1856. 9349
Received during the IS, SU3
-.g4 s@4 d. Ga 652
Exported during the $685.
Stock hand September 1st, 1857 l3.727
The following table will show the receipts exports
barco at this port during the last twenty-five years:
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Prices during August have still tended upward close
s26 and over per Dbl.
The range for Dry Sailed Meats has follows
Hosround December, 81 6ac January, 9sc Febru
airy. S4 to s1c March, ~ to 014c April, 81 to loo and
May. l014 to lO1zc q ID.
BACON. The receipts of the comprise 4l,2 casks
and hhds 1928 bbs and boxes and casks and Of
Hams against last IS 49 hhs and casks bbls boxes
aud 81 4l6 casks and tierces Hams The exports
equal to 43, AIS casks against 35 5l7 last year.
Prices have very FULL vancn tendency gen
orally snce November will be by the following table
which gives the Prime Ribbed Sides Shoulders
the beginning of each month during the last years
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During August further advanced and close
1876 in bbs and terces and l6s to lie per h. in kegs
WHISKY. The receipts of Whisky during tho year have
1880 bbs against 49, 6l lastyesr The exports
have been 60 III against G., 47s last year. ~ -
Prices hsve shown less fueuaon this than last the
extreme auge being February March aud July
January, against q soc gallon last yoar.
The following table the for Eected tbs
beginning of zach month during the last years
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INDIA BAGGING. rates at the beginning of each
month during the last years shown by following

year.
GUNNY BAGS. Prices have ranged about follow
the beginning Of each month during the year light heavy
bags September, IA to 15c October u 49, November IL
to ID December II to 49, January II H. February II to
IL; March, II to ll2 April, 1913 to he Mey 10
June, II to 1l July 12 to 34 and August 49, l5sc
The stock handi abont 600 tales bags against
last year ,2S, or $3.50 bags. .'.
COFFEE The direct imports of Coffee from for the
commercial ending yesterday have been 1882 bags
against 36lJ9 last The stock hand about 0O
900 bags, against 40, COO at the close of last year
Prices have generally been rather lower than year. will
be seen by the following table, which gives the
beginning of each month during the years Good
Fair prirp
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EUROPEAN STOCKS.

business in the Tobacco MARKET durnga considerable portion
the year. has been conducted avery private manner and
imp efsnt sale were made public. Owing this fancy for
secrecy exhibited by Of the leading buyers have
seldom been ableto give strictly reliable quotations. and
nave frequently had reason to believe that figures no
cpu the way The range Of prices has been mach above
that of last and the tendency almost
upward The tables give rates frequently
pal hoTeve for an sseptopsof sound Tobacco except ie
and sesy GAINESVILLE etc. which haSe brought prices %
&c D ID above eyen car outside figures, a.. g
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RICE. range for Prime Carolina Rice during fle year
has been about follows In September e October 5
to 6sc November AZ 5ac December January February
and March ~ to size; April May and June 5c, and
July and August " to exc. closing 81 61sc per h.
imports Of Salt from Liverpool direct during
the year. embrace lO560O sacks in addition to which
several cagoes have been received by way OF Bulk
salt from SICILY the Mediterranean etc. 59 ISL have
been reeeiv The imports ast year 05l sacks from
Liverpool and 729 32S bushels Sicily the Mediter
rapean etc.
With large stock of Liverpool Salt hand during nearly
the whole OF the the market has depressed
anee aud prices generally have ruled low In September
crgoes OF assorted sold &c. October and November
at &c. &c., but in December the improved 90c 95e
Conrse generally bringing sOc to S2 sack In January
sales 81 for assorted and in February
and March low to Sc Coarse falling To lie. 74c
The in April for assorted 2e TO &c., and May
to &c. and for Cosre during the months 76c 9Dc
last aoa sold in June s for Coarse which
there have been arrivals OF moent and the cargo
from warehouse have been mostly public
Bulk Salt has ranged widely for TrapRn MARSHA
lsc 2c Gads and Torrevee lee i7c ubes Turks
Island Zoe to 6c aud ether descriptions I5e 25o.
bushe The stock Of yerpool hand about 100000 sacks
of which about one 9th is Fine -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

The first receipt Of the crop this the lh OF
August from Texas comprising lot of five bales raised in
Fort Burd county Last year the first bale
from Texas the 18th Julythrty days earlier The total
cepts of new the close of the only I3 bales
against i 166 last year and % 2S2 the year before.
The following table, compiled mostly from the
Price of this city show the date upon which first
bale received at this port each year INCLUSIVE
with the receipts Of Cotton to the OF experimentation
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Total Consumption of and Foreign in 1856
Increase in 1856. l0oS
MOLASSES.. Mr. Champornier estimates the yeldof Mos
year at only about gallons against
lao last showing decrease OF 10 100 gallons
The receipts at this port during the from the interior
embrace ST. bbs against 29 97 last and 094 the
preceding The exports have been 2S bbls against
l43 6l7 last year and 256, SAG the year before
The great falling of the crop has given high
to prices for the last In September Prime Old Crop Mo-
asses sold at 4c October advanced 10 5052c The
first receipts of the New Crop sold &C. and u November and
December the range 5s64c, advancing with ucu
atoms 655sc gallon in May The market has
since been dull the supplies have mostly derived from
Reboled Cuba tina City Reneries and prices have been little
better than nominal.
The following table shows the rates for Prime and Choice
Plantation Rebod the beginning Of each mouth during the
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Of this years g. O2 hhds made by the old process
and Refined Clarified etc. The weight Of the crop
timated at 81 1913 pounds. Last years crop hhds
equal i5 600 pounds The decrease this years
be i57 ,45l hhds., or l73. 1856, coo pounds.
The crop in Texas is stated by Mr. Champoier at only
about $50 hhds-agains 900 pounds last year.
The crop of Sugar in Louisiana each year during the last
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naly 81 % for White. u HI A3sss3{ Ia "a
CORN. The receipts of Corn during the year embrace
142 6s sacks against last year. showing decrease
Of sacks The exports have been 600 s7 sacks agsnft
sacks. "A III NJ #5& }sg r.st Ell Eft IA PAGE
The following table gives the rates for Prime White the
beginning Of each month during the last two years
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The following is comparative Of stocks i'm.
ports and deliveries of Tobacco in Liverpool for the
years: @ia 4- N..I 80- =
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KENTUCKY BAGGING-The receipts of the year have
been s5l pieces against 81 last The
is about IL 700 pieces against 4 400 last year
The market has generally been dull about the range of
prices shown in the following table, which gives the
good Hand loom to Power loom Bsggng the beginning OF
each month during the last two years
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The rates for Pork have considerably
year. the lowest figure touched this year being SIG Il
Mess in December and the highest S6 the close though
round lots are mostly held at s25 50 to 1927 per Dbl
The following ab gives the prices for Mess the beginning
of each mouth iuring he lnst tunx
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This deficiency compared with season. equal to about
q per cent.
The Editor of the Price Current says:
As regards the falling of in weight, having examined the
returns received with reference this point very carefully
following Is the result.
We obtained the comparative weights from hundred
twenty places and find that the aggregate. similar
bes of hogs packed places as follows
.26l 62 $50 Hs
1885,. .243 las 440
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And the following to.sl the United States
for esch year during lid sauss periods s m

The stopks On the LIST January at Liverpool
l $50 bsss London $500 and other ports
total stocl u the British ports Of bales against 40 40
Il the bsginnins Of 1855 GA 40 IN 1855 in 1854
80 IN 1853, and 4sA 500 IN 1852.
VI srATRMENT or COTTON FOR THE YEARS 1865.
Stock hand September, 1885,. VIZ
Received during the year bolia4s
r.,....s during i. i. 1sssSss
STOCK on hand September j, 1851 1887
w LIyERPooL COTTON STATEMENT FOR 1856
Stock LIST January 1856 500
Imports In 1885,
27sT,soo
Total quantity cold in 1856, AS per weekly re-
Deduct proportion sold to spectators for re-
3s- q &. Z -, e,loo
Stock LIST January 1857 ISL 400
Taken. for consumption and
perth 1875 80 q -. 1856 lOo-or At 2a3 per week.
Deduct export to CONT, 26i, 100, ~. ~,
!. ireland, A,2O5 1o''sN9
Taken for consumption 49, 10 per week
lin 1855. 0S0, 900-or 30e56l
The growing crop subject Of much anxiety not only in
city and the South generally but throughout the United
States IN Europe and pecnaons Of varied character have
been indnlged in with tothe yield efoow
ing arcls which take from the Nachitoches Chronicle
many interesting facts respecting the growth and pros
poets the crops Of past and the present The article
prepared by Cen p A. Morse and the data applies to ai
tude 81 4O north NJ
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d URAL RESIDENCES - -. g
~ MANUFACTURING SITFSl
. RARE OPPORTUNITY II

xNF., ,f,,r,n
FOR sarE1n sorAREs M ,p,lf I'M INK GhE lII II
This property is situated on the line Of the q
w. Railroad ten miles from the cty The erond FORM
within miles and viii dra sslf andiS e i,ba G
any artificial means ''' '"A' ''''' 'p'' "''''ou
secure ary healthy and apr.eate a r
raj retreats for file families Of the sness an os lie ci,
sections Of the higher grounds have been set r mi
yae residences with amnIe snace an5 nnIar
tons the streets Of which il il designed shall he lined wih
shade and Ornamental trees ia met tsr wants ronnda
set apart and viii he don,ied TO The o
Schools churcle colleges and pubie snnares Hare nd
wealth NAV combine to make nIace nnsnrassad for rsc
beauty. - = = N
caty presents more decided advantages for namfctnrn
town than any other poin in our State has front on Tia
Mississippi liver Of more than mile and half and rear upon
miles distant Il is the only place where The n O. jackson
te same time access to the pney woods and lumber
scpon dry docks aud steamboat bniling has supe
rior and Tor the Of artizns and the mechanic
arts 50 much needed in our midst liberal inducements will
Lumber by the daily trains and brick made on the spot ca
be delivered here at less hnn city The Railroad Com
aSits and vii run an u ny 10 an ta cGn
@ hou 10 s 3 OF hg doing in
p Irwin will also run his lin Of omnibsses re nn at The
requisite hours thus the connecto viii
portion Of his property will be sold low prices for the
with interest at six per cent per nnnnni ~ ~ ' ~
For further particulars, apply TO MINOR KENNER at the
Kennpr: W. p COItN An s5 81 CHARLES sirae. mr.
E, yOSE, l45 Magazine street. au20 ly
t'oSN hEH,S STEAM BOILER PATENTED
The dove Boiler if Il very ecou,,ca, in fn, nm vsr
little room itself easily repaired and does not cost
~
g. e,,-uo, ,-.u,
n IT Eov,,er Eso New orlesns' March 49, 1873
rar SrWp tate t,raat neospre In al,
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scFease of sales for consumption in 1856 1854 bags

Average prices of Rio Coffee In Is55-56 "a
1S5i-'55 ............... 8 IS
The above sales include the transactions from importers and
spectators hands, and the sales for consumption by
053 bags.
Exports of Coffee the de Janero from
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

SUGAR. nearly total failure of the Sugar Crop in
this State for the now under review receipts at this
have been only 62374 hhds against last
for the year before and in 1885 The exports
haue been 9126 hhds against 5s7 year. the wear
before and for the preceding that The stock of
Louisiana Sugar on hand in the State beginning of the
year estimated 5000 5000 hhds while at the close II
does not amount 500 hhds
ruled very high during the year with stead,
advancing tendency to July when they became nomn.
the transactions since being confined retail trade and Of
too limited character establish market our nom,ns,
quotations at the close as follow:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Inferior to Common s@l0M Prime and Choice l11s@12
Fair Fully Fair .IGpll Clarified and Refined 12GSs
The following table gives the rates the beginning Of each
during the last for e Fully Fair ouisiana
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EXPORTS.
RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS OF TOBACCO
New Orleans each year for period of twenty years:
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Assuming this be fair indication of the comparative
weight of the whole number packed according rerus
place the falling off in weight per cent slightly
less than the above figures Indicate Adding this falling
off in number the total deficiency sweed 81 per cent as
compared with the BUSH of the of 1856.
The crop, then. compared with few previous seasos
EolIo.
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| Good
| Middiing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

The rates Of Liverpool md Exchange London
paris and new he corresponding week fol-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

The crop of Louisiana Sugar for year is stated by Mr.
p A. Champomier in his annual report only e6 hhds
produced shown In the following table, which gives the par
ticulars Of the production for the last two years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

" WORTH CULIOM. ATToRNEY-AT.LAW WILL,
Ls attend all professional business in St. Landry and
ayoyees that be entrntedto his Office MARKS
VILE, La. A5--
Reterenceshss. N. Waterman hardware merchant; O. n
Olivier ESD Thos, d. Miller rero AIT; C,as b.
Singleton, attorney stax; Nixon Adams Crescent 0fico
New ,orieaSr m2SIyd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

The foslosip sbie sxhbts receipts exports III fhs
principal ssiesA Western Produce during tie
psst ys.s e6a pared xiihahe year before;
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Total Supply. .3A255 4l956 27s,so6 1888 2s6la
Deduct Exports
Shipments inland to
Canada from all the
Ports in lS54........ 1855 1913 l2,9l2 455 950l
ssl,7Oo 4l,75s 2568e4 4sl,47s s72lu
Deduct Stock all the
Ports Jan'y l. 1851. 1870 1860 1000 1850
Foreign sl7,eso 4l,75s 22o,25 4s7,47s 255,292
-.-. Tons.
Weighing
Consumption of Foreign 1855. 1872 GOT
Increase in 1856 62es5
Consumption Foreign in 1856 above 292
Add crop Of 1856 Of Louisiana Texas Florida, ETC..
the bulk of which has to market in 1856, and
equal ,............... 1913 4os
Would nuke the Total Consumption in the United States
of Cane Sugar in 1856 100
Total Consumption Domestic Foreign in 1856.
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--latest inl Earliest rime Of First Crop in

Whiie Frost. n Items Of the Cotton Crop.
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LEvEE. STEAM CoTroN Press,
New Orleans, March ID, 1857

For all particulars with regard rights and rights
manufacture apply the
signed his Boiler Mauufaetory III Beanne street. where
Boilers of description made on Aortest notice.
a2S DAVID j. FOWLER.
sGEWiNG MACHINES-I NJ. SINGER Il CO.'S
y their improved Sewing MBchine
especially adapted the max ng OF NEGRO CLOTHING
"A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

The following table shows the Entrances Cearances Of
Vessels, with the unnage this port during the year
ENTRANCES.
Enr theut arte epdir Cant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-03
Pollcx INTELLIGENCE.

ARRESTS FOR DRUNKENNESS ON NKw YEARS DAY.
The number of cases olassed under the head Of drunk
before the magistrates at the various
police eousis on New Years day was unusually small
compared with the OF former years Noverthe
less there wa. grea, deal or drinking going In the
CITY, and The number OF inebiiate individuals psrsding
.he streets large might natural ly suppose
toe return OF grand holiday .wouh produce In the
lower wards the arrests for disordery conduct aud
raun and battery was painful contemplate; and
hope the return OF next New Years will not be acom
panied with so nucn rio,oas proceedings az ohsrac'er,
6rng on guns snd pistols New Years day 10 fss. be
coming obsotes we are glad 10 announce, for the
carrying OF firearms that day often leads TO the com
mission Of homicdes and melancholy accidents.
FArlI TIon-s1rSe snor CAsp On New Years eve,
abou Ill O'Clock fatal 1sht occurred at the corner Of
Twenty seventh stree, and Biosdway between two men
named william Dunn and Patrick Thorns. rhsse mcn, u
appeared met each other the above mentioned place,
and became engaged In q oght, when Tnorns, u Is al.
legged. drew slung shot and struck Dunn In the head
with with rrestiorce The blow rendered Dunn Insen
sble aud he remained In that condition until Thursday
nsht at IL O'Clock when he died The accused escapci
the vigilance OF the police or Time but INC ssteean
ward police succeeded In TAX ing him into custody yester
day Thorns was taken TO the station hose where ne
vas committed to await the action OF the c,rcner. Dunn
was PAINTED BY four nve friends at the ne OF
the swauit while Thorns had one companioa Coroner
Cennery 10 now eating the csso, aud will hold An
Irauest upon the body OF deceased 10 day Damn was
native Of Ireland was 2b years Of age, and resided q, No
% West Twenty sixth street
PpKrourIs md TnBys-A lair shsrs Of picfpocscss
and N sves fell into the clutches Of police Ns~
Years day. An excellent opportuny vS Afforded ne
,he,yins fraternity Tor pursuing tnsr occupations with
suoecss Hall thieves managed 10 Obtain large qr EQUITY
o. valuable overcosts while ntoxc-sd pedesup a. fell
easy victims 10 accomplished pictpocIeu
Js~ob Otpcnhsiu mer srresecby officer Cf,,rch, o
,hs Eleventh wsrd Tor stealing so se vausos vopsry
from the house OF Mrs kuisht No Ill New n an street
Sul lvan w
stealing horse and wagon belou 10 Robe ~ karsha
OF Ninth avenue. Mr. n. was making ~, 10 NOT
street. when sullivan kindly G7sertook 70 drive OIL tn
team. -. ..
Ofcer Farley OF the corps srrs s>sd three y
male pickpocfets yesterday ~ hv ver pursuing Voc
ghfneered occupauon 10 tks very "A exploring NJ
depths of an aged sdys pe ssst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-03
Political. ,tov cm, ats.

Ne BruaSlS ESncrs1s ass RErSr oS MIS- sfrscH TO
IHr rSrs-fbe an 'ss,se IA Ezpren says that
some Of the Ere es,in a nion ournais nav aeubtoi
that Mr. BSchsDsn in Ais rcccnA speech n the students
Of Marshall and frsnfnV Iliegsssed the expression ihs
he would dertfoy go c,iosa party, North or south
Gnd by referrfar notes that destroy Was the
iden,ca word used - that the pirate North South
was expressed EN- - acay being 90 noted BY us ., the
time We are tSs sfore, prepared 70 vouch for the &C
ourscy Of our re,f Of his remains and voimsy ~ well
add By way Of moving oil iur,ser doub, this point
,hs, our repoSa has been approved By Mr.. Bachsnau
himself a. a.. ,rrsct abstract OF what he said IN
occasion"
Dssoon9 TsoUmN ABorr rs C,msr. The Indian.
spols Jorss OIL uys that Mr. Douglas, Of illinois, and Mr.
Bright oi' ndans are in quarrel sbcu, the probability
Of Mr.. ~ shrs going into the Buch'nsu Cabinet Bright
has sesr Led poor Pierce since he President and
has r,sl h.sltstcd 10 express his feelings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-03
CITY Insellig~nce.

DurARIVRp HUNTINGTON roR SIsG SING -JhArlcs
Huntington the orger took his departure for Sing Sing
yesterday In custody Of Deputy shefa Inges. Al hsfpa
one O'Clock he wa, informed his cell tina! the officer WAS
waiting. lie heard the announcement with air or In
difference and continued smoking his-segsr. In few
minu,ss he came down and stepped into the warden's
room where he had q convtrsaticn with three or four
Of friends As he passed the grated door leading into
tue outer passage he shook hauds with tbrse or four
the keepers With whom he had become acquainted, and
having bid them "socd bye, boys" AZ his FAREWELL he
went INTO the Huntington scemlngly tet but little
concern In the matter Several Of his friends however,
evpocd profound appreciation OF tue soemniv
o. ss I % ss sSs % ave msny sooS
wishes for hts future success the prospects o. vhcn nov
locked 90 gloomy showed much emotion and the parting
was not without effect upon Huntington himscf who
manifested for the nrss time during the proccedng
show OF feeling. Huntington took his seat 10 the car
the door was closed the driver mounted the boz and in
minute the carriage w whiriinG Oh towards the cnam
bers street station.
srBscnruoS foR wIpow AND CTipRr U G. CAN
SoN-A subscripsios taken up In the American In
change Bank the 3la ut In aid OF the family OF e.
Cannon who was 70 brusay murdered In souin BROOK.
Ign on Las, Sunday Over thirty dollars collected
Money sent 10 NE HpsAlD onice for MRS Cannon and
npily VIII be forwarded 70 rs proper destination.
Dram ov Mss. LrNcr Mrs. Mary Lynch, wife Of
Patrick Lynch, Esq editor Of the frih AD,riccn, ded
on the s0th OF December. She wac buried yesterday
The Calvary Cemetery
PRurSrAuox AT THE Posr OrIcs Thomas Clark, ESQ,
chief clerk 10 the Post once Department was presented
on New Years day with splendid service Of plate, sy
the Postmaster and employees Of the department "
slight ev,deuce Of the estimation In which he 10 held
consists Of comp etc tee sci beautifully chased and or
nsmented and bears an appropriate device M CMs
formerly had charge OF the Newspaper deoartmen but
nov offciates ss chief CLERK
TIRp IN sxvpxrs srRrrr.-Abou, bafpsst ave o'clock
on Wednesday evening . Gre VI. discovered 10 the
sparm,nt occupea BY Robert Jarvis, In building 2sS
seventh street. the 1remen were soon at the prenise
ard promptly ex,ipguishod the ire Damage about tS0
no Insurance II appears that Ms Jarvis left her so
children locked up the room during her absence ana
that the Oldest child whe playing with Matches set hre
70 some clothing and thus 70 the building
TaArxs The "guests Of the Eldridse street castle
feel grateful tor the very boun,iful supply Of Gods pre-
veuder through Msssrs Coleman stsscu Of the As'cr
House May they ever have presperty, happiness, Joy
apdklory, and i've TO feed millions cf unborn mora 10