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DoRTARi.E sTIa !. M MNGINEs-ERnMl ~ rn

PORTABLE STEAM ESGINtGS-FRoM X TO
- horse power of the celebrated patent Of Hoard Son.
Snte Heard differing essentially in their economic
a autsue qualities from engines other
cire are now in excessive twenty States of
9nlo Pamphlets with full description and from 1877
ueeh persons who using them, will ap
piS,oI 70 he subscriber who is sole in New Orleans
lterd Son being sole propEeots Of the patent only
can furnish or engines which they hnyesziye
arepuaton; and all pretended limitations upon their
purchasets as they will learn by due experience them
MILO ly SAMUEL Il. GILMAN, 70 Grayier street
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au16 1vdW&A

I WRIGHT 4 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines, which they supply
Druggists Dealers Proprieto pri,
General Depot Special Agency No. lbl amp Gharres
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Il. P. JANvIER, Secretary.

TRUSTEES.
Christian Honold' John Fox, wv. Burbridge,
A. Reichard, r. Brugier, N. M. Benachi,
~ H Pomroy, Thos. Byrne +. W. Krchhof,
W. A. Violet, X. @. Oammack, W A. johnson,
A. Lecourt, A. R. Montgomery, A. Cammack,
G. A. Fosdick, VIM. Urqnhart VIM. Prehn
s. s. Green, Richard Nugent, Thos. I. Dix,
A. Carriere, O. Fassy, j. s. Wallis,
E. Ganncheau, g. W. Dunbar, Chas. Lafte
!. fhornhiil Henry Rodewald, Leon Queyronse,
Mason Pitcher, A 2. Noblom, j. L. Macaulay.
mis-
GUAR INSURANCE CONTPANY-oFFICE, No,
~ Y st. Charles street.
This Company will ready Policies f Insurance on
Marine, Fire River Risks, the first
OF ten per cent Will be made to the insured all their
miums. PLACIDE FORSTA ALL. President
EMILE DEBUYS, Secretary.
New Orleans, 2st May. 1851 my22 I'm
IJNI3NS INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
CASH CAPITAL-S25O0OO
The Union Insurance Company Orleans is now pre-.
pared to take the usual FIRE. RIVER MARINE RISKS
Al lheir office,
No. IL CAMP STREET
Company offers to insurers the security Of Cash Capital
of Quarter Of Million of Dollars also permits the in
srers to participate in the profits of the Company upon the
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE-they receiving Scrip bearing six per
cent interest redeemabe in FOUR YEARS. If insurers
prefer, they receive return TEN
upon the amount of their premiums. :
lilosses Will be adjusted promptly and equitaby.
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary ''''A'"'
5 DIRECTORS
r; WOODEN, ofIhe firm Of P Cusachs, Bro. L Co.
CARL K0HN. Of the firm of G. Kohn & Ryan
VICTOR MAIGNAU, of the firm of V. & E. Maisnau.
A. j. IuNrS Of the firm of Shaw cunts.
T. LOBlT Of the firm of Lobit Il Charpenter. ..'
JOHN D0LHONDE, Of the firm of Martin, Owen 4 Cobb.
A. CHIAPELL,A, JOS. DEYNO0DT hn6
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g. POINT CLEAR HoTEL-THE PRorRIE-
Of The Battle House hereby give notice that the above
the of June The salt water bathing fishing
ETC. are upon the whoe coast Rooms be
Mobile. April 80, 1857 myS If
- PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL, LATE MONT
gomeryo will be ready for The first week June
and will be conducted on the most liberal PLAN by
SUMmEK p F0 {11 hNS SCHOOL FOR BOYS
, ;y f. Te
ssos o as0 sS fro 1 % the sd H.
Tuition and Incidentas session of three months weeks
{ FL s%ss n WI NJ hcap #s
70 For d PARTICULARS address JOHN WILSON T,1Ss A.
onsS existing between the undersigned Under the firm of
rkl e9 this 81 day y
who will continue the business and is fully authorized
ps 3ns III the liquidation R & ii sai III
New Orleans January 9, lS57.-jal2
GILMAN's PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANU-
LAI9R is now in use on plantations COMPRISING the
three crops with combination of the following advantages
requires of pounds to strike
2 i requires no additional water for the boilers.
Its heating surface equally distributed throughout the
body Of juice that hard grained Sugar made
s. The steam being all condensed boilers
direct additional boilers required the sgar
cylinder diameter and u Feet oD
% an nam baIss now furnish steam to grndths
The Pneumatic Battery Granuator is put in operation
at much less the planter any other steam bat
terry or application OF steam to making entirely
and r Hhss inf ps a1 psphs w a
who for e asy Eyseo
OF 10 De used WIZ Gtrec Or exhanst seatn
d4ly 70 GravieT Street Il New ts' Orleans la.
Dt. Loo a. NOUD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
pnpa oes practices %' @ea' as st tss
es d e a,sm l p s with
K1ney Brsasr Chronic Darrhea chronic
e Of FEMALES Prcla ss Uef
termed Venea papy ee and that class of diseases
An who are suffering would well give a before
obliga'e myself to All persons who rheumatism
RHu Al n sPE q ns no charge for my services Ny
is one Of my recent discoveries SEedca,
In Of the many bnbug advertisements the
Or c S on great s g ny 9s ps
pGs s street, P9ydras and Heyis
sslv ' '''' j. Il. LoGKw6oD, NJ. n.
A DAPrED TO PhA MN,la,.,, 1Sss, ~, ,os,
o Geatlsmsn1Mr Tiey who is gentleman well known
bated for the careful management of negroes highly
1d your ysrmags He called on me few days since
Nerfuse bought of adult suspected
of having succeeded in eXpeng from her several
dozen inches in length and that her health
gooi
Que testimonies Thousand where the
parties known and this regarded reliable evil
ence with regard the adaptation of your valuable Verm
tuge plantations.
I IN truly yoars, S. W. FISHER.
Sold wholesale retail all the principal druggists
country throughout the States jel
IEED WHEAT,
- RICE
MILLET.
cow PEAS
RYE
BUCHWHEAT,
BARLEY and
ROCK SALT,
constantly hand and for sale by
D. G. LOWBER, Agent,
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ps+.. n,,,.,
I"tent naeuIcAhes. &C.
FAHNESTOCSS Vermifuge;
McLASEs Yermiiuge;
WlNttR,S Yermituge;
ioMMSENDS's Sarsaparilla;
Sui.t'S sarsaparilla;
M0RRfSONiS Sarsaparilla;
HOOFLAND'S German Bters
NOFFAIS Phoenix Bitlers
SIOuHHI0N'S BitterS;
TAth t,IO Bers;
RRyAN,s puImonc ur sfHN@EhS bitters
AVRtS rhnrrn ps sneiS,
WIST AR;S Raisan, WI ~, ,r.r
DAVISi Wild Charr,. and ~ a.
ROGERS I iyer ,yort aud r,r.
con iITE II, III "T $50 dn r,x,,
cor 7 D ar ih IIa'siia pa,rA * ~ -
Gnn iiIT ~ =, pe''i law T. ,eeco'tf 20,
u aST N ~ = .n ~, ny r ~,
t IaYNE,S ISrup =, t'ap'h"'
oSS n n n ,.S ~, "t LJra'ns
o TnG1tpS : SnS'G Es W.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, . !
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th July 1856 before
subscriber Justice of the Peace In and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson, Secretary the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who
ing duly according to law does depose and say
foregoing accounts just and true and transcript
from the books of said Company.
tSgned C. ]. MANsONI, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 25th July 1856
lSigned1 CHAS NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved
Six cent in cash. the outstanding certificates profits
the holders thereof their legal
after the I'd Monday Of August proxImo.
The Board of Trustees have Dividend thirty
three and cent the earned the
Company for the ending the Both of june
certificates will be issued after the 18th September
THOS. A. ADAMS, President
GEO JONAS. Presid
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VERMIFUGES,
winer's Canadian,
Swain's,
Perry's Dead Shot, .
Jayne's Tonic,
Kerl's,
b. A. FahneBtock's,
McLean't
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDIES,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
Hastings Naptha,
Sherman's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davie's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's Expectorsnt,
Halls Balsam,
Swaym's Syrup of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
Taylor's Bslsarn Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer's Elecampaine, 81
MoseTS L,verWoTt and Tar,
mrs. dhralner's LiVerWort,
Stadief's Gherry E1pectorant,
Lonqon's lndlan 90,
IT; roses 40,
McLeah,sSIrengtnen,ng Cordia
~ sAfSA 4.
III. Sohn Bnlrs, M
o. Ao"hsehos,
oanas,s,
uiI oacon townseno'f
oarRenters,
WThcoops,
onakers,
araeneneerg.s
,.., brfstofs
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IMPORTS.

PENsAcoLA-schr Emm. DeRusa.y 1000 feet lumber
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HARDWARE.

Jp'H WATERMAN. oHAs. n WATERMAN
go J. WATERMAN u BROTHER,
&f4yA HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner OF Com.
mon and Magazine Streets have on hand and
~ <are daily receiving by foreign and domestic ar
va general of articles comprising In part as
- HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC. 1=t5
Iron, Steel Nails Rope, i
Axes, Chains, Scyhes 90.
Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers Tools,
A Anvis Vices Bellows, .. ........
i Stock and Dies, Scrawplates,
Garden Engines, Pumps,
...|t Plonghs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shlleers,
zoo. Agricultural Implements. -
Mil Crosscnt and Pit Saws
Ok Jokes, Bows, SinglstresA
Turning Inthes
Hoes, Hames, Shovels and Spades Platform Scales
Andirons, Tenders, shovels and longs Corn Mills,
. Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob CruBhers
Single and Double Barrel Guns.
Coffee Heclss, ChaHng Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedsteads.
Britannia and Plated Ware .,f
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers .
Stock Kettles Portable FORCES,
o2Sly 6elnes Wishing Tackles ETC. etc.
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. J. MANSUNI SecretaFy.
TRUSTEES.
John Watt, G. s. Hawkins EB smedss
]. A. Barellt, w. 4. Seymour, Thos. Henderson,
Samuel Bell, W. G.. Robinson, NJ. Avendano
J. W. Iacharie, ]. g. Stouse, s. N. Darby,
NJ .. II. Norton, p. Simms, A. J. Mummy,
@. T. Buddecke, r. W. Estlin, NJ. NJ. Wright
WE. Vredenburg, VIM. X. Miles, Sam'l SMITH,
8. Fl. Kennedy, John d. Bein, W. ?. Converse,
r. =. Sumner J. W. Carroll, Geo. MscGregor,
e. Fresen, g. Fellowes S. B. Newman
W. P. Saunders VIM Quintell, j. j. Person. iy26 ly
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There have been deposited gold silver
during The first six months year were deposited
during the corresponding six months Of 1856 ~.
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Sole Agent f4r Worhingtons celebrated STEAM PUMPS,
adapted supplying steam boilers with water distinguishing
fires elevating and distributing water in public buildings
and water works, draining. ETC., etc.
Also sale the New England Steam PUMP feeding
steam boilers etc,
Ashcroft's STEAM GAUGES locomotive stationary
engines.
STEAM WHISTLES, BRASS COCKS and COUPLINGS,
and every description of BRASS WORK
ture
to suit.
The trade supplied with BRASS WORK at New York prices
for cash.
Planters and others interested would do well call and
anime Steam Trains for the Sugar
purchasing elsewhere They operation many
years, ard give universal satisfaction.
All orders filed with dispatch. m23N
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, July 8, 1857.
COTTON We noticed few parties market yester.
day. and about 1000 bales sold still prices for the
medium grades and again advance figures Low Mid
ding and Middling: III 8-t
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Dealers in Stoves Timed and Japaned Wares PLUMBERS
WORK Of all descriptions.
In connection with the above business they keep constantly
hand large of Brass Flnnge Globe Vaves
Cylinder, Bbb and Stop Cocks Steam Whistles Valves
Well and Fire Pnmps Steam Powder Magazines Torch
Baskets, Rubber Hose Cast Sheet Cooking
ing Stoves Willow and Glaswares Common and Panished
Tin and Britannia Hardware Gas Pipes and Fittings, which
they offer for sale on the most reasonable
Particular attention paid Plantation Steamboat City
orders.
By employing the silful workmen they hope
he OF the public, lie "
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tA P0STCHARTRAlS RAILROAD. i
MoBILE-Steamer 0regon--3 bales cotton Montague kco--
" OyV in gold coin Tarleen Whiting Tuis-l2oV Farley
Jury &co-snndries 10 order. -
FLATBoATS.
lND1ASA-Per Two Roats-2io tons hay to order.
NATGHEz-fer One fest cypress lumber TO
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RECEIPTS OF pRopUoE.

CA-schr Liberty 900 bricks to order.
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AdveftIsement.
II O T G r. A PHI Y,

NIB BeIpy bs, recently produced entirely variety
PHoroGGAPu which he soc.s the attention OF the
public II embodies the best qualities OF engraving skechfps
and painting and occupies place hitherto deemed beyonAt the
reach Of the Camera 1t 10 entirely new In effect exempt from
the possibility decay change and has elected the hshes
pr,,e dtn sushed American and European conno'ur
diverted by noveitesi
which from time time pressed upon ito attention una
their worhessness becomes sppar'n These Arr mostly "o
Gated from European processes long since ABANDONED "
mate tends to throw general dsceHt upon
the att Scientific experiment during the past few Jesrs ma
denonsrsed the Photograph to be tie EXTREMIST grasp oil ne
Camera 1t the public under whose patronage IL has
become Of Metropolitan Art that
bould be made acquainted with the instability and nferiohg
ofbe processes which, under meaningless ana oue nhe
solicit attention novelties
The Of Photograph has been vastly simphed
within the past year. artistic of the first order has been
enlisted and owing to these Mr. BRADY enaoedto
produce Portr Of even description Of Unsurpassed grace and
excellence prices corresponding with the Increased facility
OF their production.
Every style Of Picture fixed price which places It
within universal The readiness with which the PHOTO
rrsph duplicated renders valuable to thoss who dc IRE
inexpensive Portraits friends res,ves Family Portraits
ar, ,o copied and duplicated With extreme perfection and
facility In every permsnence cbespnes rapdtJ
Of production and Intrinsic eIceence-the Photosfpn " pax
excellence fitted to univcrsJize Por,rsiture.
While in Europe for past years it has been the sab
ec. scientific experiment the recipient OF uovefn
ept PATRONAGE and the diversion Of Thousands OF enthnso
,,enr. while Il has extensively sppei TO nechsAlca
and military purposes and has received from first to lat e
support and appeclstve oognzanee OF the press
IL BY competent judges inferior in deveopues
70 American art The Photographic Pictures exhibited 81 Mr.
BsApys Gallery sid to surpss les they certainly do ary
American producon the rsre' exhibitions Of the L'nd'n
Puis and vienna salons
Thoush convinced that the excellence OF the Pho'ospn"
h % .n,;,Ie Il 10 especial commeodIon abovs all other
nc.ures the resources BRADys esshsot enable him TO
produce .ny and every style of Picture possible to the Camera
hi. IA for hose whom the charm of novelty 0u'wesa' ne
merit Of established excellence
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME OF r. R. TRAINS LEAVING NEw-YORK.

sgD.os syrs r., ~. T NJ. -. e: s
nis . %.-nIoa.1 E.ss... I'd Nd es-f ';.'s..
FREQ. I'D r,.I:s - '.s''
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80 s-F:<..aS ", f r..s::., = s.'o
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LONG ISLAND ROAD -.1.., s..,. y..y s''s'-s
$40 n-Hsups-.., Al ..tea. . Hsurx.A
~ nsss.:s.s' 4. n . :.s. h S.%s.
ns.ssy :, si.o n. ..Iss q u.
ERIE ROAD rD-vs, s.e Of pv... street, sorA N-~J
go. s n-S.s.s "a Dss.si E,es... ~ s.ss.-
10. Sass s,i f,,,.. ~: nd g. s.ss: w
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D ny asj ErDfsse ibfSss.- p'<"sA '~-
mos brsnsyrs 81 sscons
frR Railway ~ fsp, loli a ~ NJ sSss$ w.
I,,ps 5or es.ss ssssiy bali sosE
noRRp AsD Essxx RoADy-rDs:x fox q eeese.sss~-Suo
a.so b. Pxs~ns~s FL Tse 1sbLe a.nenA
"a A and Nl.barn Aspomnpanoa al sar1A
Plss>nsc ak Tine Tabs sasses
sIe |. a norrsovr AeeomnoSafos Ell eAboaa
srw JExsxr cEs1aAI ROAD -tD,o. Pr S.s. s''ss -
o. a-sou~ris ii -.soss ,B, SJess-s n l. j" xa'"~
III >so1, an ssro-s
n - om<xvis, I'll s,a;oss-
CAMDEN AND Axpor noAp.-Cprsa - 2, -, - !.
80, hroaxh 20 Ps1s3slsAn. sh
- . a-EIrress, tbrossh 70 rh-esss.rs-
nEnSrsns mr. :D - Az rrsssss, AaeO
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fAdveftiserentl $780,
N6T(E To THOSE TROUBLED WITH hUAOks.-

80 .hsu b. ~ Burisnd'. Hotel corner Of Broadway and
Canal. from tbs sd the 18th inst. from 20
KExssLYs SALT RHBUa OfsENEsr ailsJs ~ NM -,
lion Salt RheaIn ana EryspelAs and every nan'' Oh NV
nature sud give you 9 comfortable nishrs res s,os.
KfxxEpys ScATrEkuG OINTMENT VIII ses''e' '
sve,iipgs On The neck -, -, c..si. So,~x
KTS>rpys HEALING OINTMENT vii hea se'o'1~ 0e'e~
Fever sores snd Gslxrene Ssr-s. ke- ..t.
J1c.r>i ed Sore Legs pefnanenuJ cufeo IL s'e '
q, At most ! Nv nor,lA = ~ ,,...... ~.
N, OnrrExY comes within the reach Of ~ s.Sssss ts
,ost rp<rsv- cure ever made cost but ih'e~n
General tbinG does cost halt CT tns ,,i..1 N
An sfa.ed with Humor, Sores respectfully in'e1
call Advice IN I'll ffstis -
i'P"eN'f o. he'N'1' RoIbofy MuA
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fllyersiHneEt.

A retired Physician whose sands Of me s,i nave
neshy Uncovered vhi l'yns y 'ss . a CSasss
CSlds and General Debility. The rns dJ wa =, AZ,
HIM when hh only chid-A dauahter7vH n.sn reS ~
hi. seist~d fe,lo- beings a. request ths resPei i,.s
Srrrt,o,s for mAkna up spd successfully USING IL II
- spo,.ns 70 lnro I'm ons shinsi thrss eeo 70 = -
Urrsd psstsss 90 he rssiSs and ne 900 "a
d. q Nnss No v 6uaass, 'e:sey Cl'I " u
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eff cttd n the rseviar wsy the very thog be f,' 10
doirg by the txen.e of doubtful powers " II tue
parties segrieved maintae tie action tos fa.e nors
cement the people may yet have the hooor OF psyins
f'w ihousaId dcFes smsyt mcoey 70, the violation
isw aid sro~- vs-Sn Of psrscnA rights INDUCED in
sgain't the Mod. Artists" by the "Modei Plice,
u der the orders ofthe Model Mayor"
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FRAUD BIT THE KEEPER OF AN ISrELLIGEscE
OrrcE -Comp,nt. made yesterday by several persons
against T. H. Hare keeper Of intelligence ONCE st No I'll
Allen street It Is alleged that he obtained OIL each from
ls,ee lumber Of individuals by promising get situations for
them AZ GETTING possession Of their money shut his
chop and ocean Ped aus nens VS.. reyossd on Friday lat
him On occasion. when the Mayor ordered him refund
money which sfuy obtained he paid the party
counterfe, coin. The police are atte him
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IAdvertisemeNl
AdvvTdscmtM-I
L l., ~ 1877

LETTERS PATENT GRANTED jan %, ls57
lsr,. COLLECTION this aud beautiful syle OF Portrait
NJ IA Nov on Exhibition at J. 0vRSEYs well known Photo
sr. phe Palace Of Ar, No $40 Broadway, \. y
..lve. ~ he superory Of these Pictures other syes
and although By the Csner they combine The Il'a
m. n,o d,ias Miniature in ivory To quote the expression
~ on. of oar Msure Painters The Stereosc'e
effect Won 5eful occupation gone these pptufes ss'
p..s ia every respect our best eDdesvora" , -
vsSsY hods himself in readiness TO execute SAID piufss
ky TIE nnhi On and after the s0th mat
Gallery opes from . N tA D. M.
0' wy J. GuRSgr, Photographic Artist
No. 90 Broadway cor Leon,rdst.. " T.
HR-No connection Wit any other establishment.
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pPOOKZ YN ITEMS.

p,ooxIry BOARD OF EDrcArioS.-Col 7. ..
rhoyn.. Of Brooklyn, has been named - casdidsas
@, u. Brooklyn Board Of Education. Cd. ThosYs
4 gentleman Of fine literary sttsinnents. e.s -
slwsys taken IN active interest 10 populaf sdsos
While Q rssidest Of Lpuissas, ssns yssu sss~ =
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CITY ITEMS.

A new piece, tragedy lie in rehearsal at Walack's.
Miss Heron viii do the principal character. Mr.. Stuart
has given the author 81 600 for the copyright. Mrs.
Dr. Hove, formerly Miss Ward, of this city, is the
playwright.
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FIRES.



About O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke cut
IN clceet in the kitchen OF the seiing house of Mr.
Z G. Re'men Nc. us Madison street, ED before il
could be extiDeuished damage to the amount Of 500
was oore to TIE building and fdrntore. The loss is
fully insured 10 the Continental Insurance Company.
The tsign Of the fire bss not ye been ascertained.
FIRE IN TENTH STREET.
At a late hour Sunday night fire broke out in the
carpenter chop Of J. W. Cochrane, No. 353 TeLth
street. Damage about 500. Origin unknO wn.
TIE FIRE IN FRONT STREET.
The FIRE hat occurred in the liquor store Of William
T. Beams Nc. 272 Front sueet, on Saodsy mgning
vac Of the most daring attempts at inccndiarisu
that has occurred for time past in this city. An
examination Of the premises after the flames were OK.
tngpLhed. resulted in the fndng OF three separate
bprph gs, and one place prepared with shaviags and
barrels, all ready for the match to which FIRE had DOT
been applied Two places were fired on the ee,ond
floor prepared but not fred he third Hoor aud
one fred in the attic From some cause other the
piles Of shsvitgs, chips, and barrel slaves dill NOT
burn a. rapidly as expected, and thu the intention Of
the ipcendiAry wac frustrated The damage, a. was
before ttated no. very great and will not exceed
a. The stock is insured as fol.ows:
United States. eco Pc. pies ............$29
f-rson .............. 900. Lafayette 5000
p k............... 5000 New Amsterdam. 5o<o
Home ... 800 Hartford, Of Hartford. 800
hsiket 5000 Total sio,5ec
TIE building is Incurred in the E-w-York FTe and
Marine InsurADce COmCany
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Mas y. Z. TowssEsDs P.RrY.-The Ebe-sIty Of
DR.. 1owrseDd in eivipg the use OF bis magnificent
L6Dson IN tihh avenue for charity concert, has
brought the Doctor acquainted with the very cresn IF
e'cety IN that elegant neghborhood in which he has
pitched hr TINT The Docsor has at once stepped into
the position OF man Of nHuercs the most eI,lu-
sivt circ'ts a a.hin and he i. regarded IS the Duke
OF Devobshire OF Nsw-Yofk. Tbs present week bis
smisbe lady gives patty to the elite of New York
society, on which occasion bis supsrb house will be
opened 70 m. h'ends. The following copy OF the
cards which have been sent out.
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FELosrous AssAuLT--Geo w. Seward, g deaf

mute va, arrested yesterday charged With assembling and stab
bps James Albert Keeping liquor shop at No Hoboksn
II appears that the accused went into the shop and
after time ordered out by Albert As be
pehtr heard hseded the order Albert attempted 70 pat
him out he drew poke and stabbed him In the
lrt temple Seward before Justice Osborn and he
answered questions put him 10 writ He Piesded
sulty and stated that Re lived in Cincinnati Ohio aud
p,iner by trade He locked up In default Of 81 COO ball.
for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24

FREE AcADThY.-The anniversary Of the Clionian
Society is to be held at DR. Gietts Church Twenty.
third street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, On
Thursday evening, 10Th inst, at I o'clock.
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DRArH.-A child, 81 months

ScALDnD TO DRArH.-A child, 81 months old,
named Kate OMAHA wbose parents rede st No 100 Bsyard
street died Yesterday from the effects Of scsds received three
wetLs AGO when cup Of bot coffee sccideny spilled
H. Coroner Copue held inquest upon the body AMI the
jury rendered verdict Of accidental death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24
COURT CALENpAR-1nrs DAY

SUPREME COURr- CIRcUrr.-NOe. 6so, ga 69d,
GA ll76 $751; 6S2 s25 s8 al 1e. 49, s. Si, us. SIS Ia
SupERioR CouRT-Nos. 6I3 239, $50, s2l, sl4, 67g,
ass s5s SOL f61 &c., e6 s61 s68 s7+ sos sS TasJ@ ~
az 15S sos s21, ~, 75S, 19a Aa