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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1857

Sebd,
Through Rates from New York and Phil
VII new York and Phiiad, IPhia
out alteration from IsI June
Ist of December, 1851
First Class, per 100 lbs, 2I0
f T5i no :. is
FURNITURE and Carriages boxed, and other light
good nOt enumerated. Carboys Of Acids, or
Other Chemicals per 100 lbs, 420
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fores B,oks Stationery Boots s. Oes, Liquors,
OIL. &c, IN tIes CamPhue and Spirits TerPentiRe in
sss Clocks aries Cotton Cards. Dry Goods in
boxes bales, rugs, Fus Fruit Trees and Shruboery,
p tss at oner's risk Oysters and jars, Saddle,
Tin aud Britannia Ware, cas- and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
Hardwre except such specified in third clss, Cohee
Mills, Machinery, Fregn Liquors ia barrels aud pipes,
and Ks Crocker AID Queensware in crate and casks,
nice, Whiting, rlas er, sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, ShOves, Spades, Iron Zinc and Tin in pigs.
Tin Pate AnyHs Vlre casks Of hams Hoes, Mali
and on Coriags, Coffee, Heavy Iasunes, Mill Gear g,
Carragr Springs, and AIes' RfIosd Wheels and AxleS'
SPECIAL RATES.
tight AZ ices pul boys Acids other
Chemicals, viii be harred al d ube hrst class
aSr Have evrH package plainly ~ rked " 18th name OF
y-anes desrust aud drpot # delivery.
prove delays and Toe es, ano insuTes speedy
DIRECTIONS.
Goods shipped via Savannah shouid0e consigned to Agent
VI hi road, Nava nah, and packages marked
AgeuI & K. vannah ia
Good shipped ma let0n SHOULD be consigned IN the
Az o. Of HE Ealruad, Char and PACK
age marked care Agent >. G. K Il Cbarie-ton. :. C.
The through rates above al exp fr New
Yrs Eashv e. Ne COMMISSION. drGydgs, wharfage
casrysd etthsr a Charleston or SaUaHHGh.
sIrpp.rs rely uulirTm and prnmp' deve-
re- both lines Over harges and dan ages by eth
will ne adjusted b. The agen's OF the NashVl and
CharI7Uo ga kusd.
n case missing goods viii take charge OF any
ond necessary for their recovery, and mt ound
will the al the expiration Of - days srer
TIC gwen an HOtols Of lost goods. NastUs sta
8,s NosbUils and Chattanooga ROGd, be Gd
drsssaa 10 n ! Anderson, suPt ,.NGahglIs.
Ne cn,urs When Ia New YORK. VIII every informs
Jou Shipping, aUpyi to the Agent OF
tie Cnar,stpp tine, No lgj Br adwsy, aud The
Line. No, - Broadway
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
may2S-u G,n'l Agent.
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Frederick RfeS~
Funeral Undertaken.

az prepared furnish COEFlNS OF every descriut on
ION the she Cask-t b the p liaest Servants oin.
geIheT with everything Funerals Al orders
EFF a. Ware rooms Deadsrck street, door the
Up and Up Livery Stable between Cherry and Summer
street. Will receive prompt attention both day md night
? Furniture all kinds repaired and made order in
he bestEsie Iyulyei III, CURREY
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30. EDW ARDS,
RHOLESA LEGROCER, COMMISSION AND
WARDIEG ERCHAHT,
DEALzR
BRANDIEr, WINES CIGARS, sc.
Corner of Spring and College Streets,
EAsHVILLE TSNNzssEE.
o.
GROC ERIFS.
I 00 HHDS Prime to Chui-e Sugar;
IUU 81 b5ls Cru shed Powdered aud Loaf Sugar.
go bags Prims Ri1 Coffee.
81 - old cow Java &. fee;
700 btls ana half bbl> Reb1ied MOlssses
$40 whole hafa quarter boxes star Candles;
IUU boxes Summer Mould do;
100 SOtp;
go Virginia and Missouri Tobacco;
9B " Ass red G.a>swa G.
lOnn kegs Wheeling Nails, Brads and Spikes, rtec
50 bags PEPPER Spiee aud Gnger,
20 e > - muuds;
20 " Engi vEgluuts AMI Filberts;
95cGses hat aud laTteT boxes Sardiues;
1000 I'm Oued Cigars,
$1,000 yauOIs brands cigars
81 d, zen Painted B. c6eIs;
50 nests do Tubs;
soc Matches;
% coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes.
JulyIl 10. EDWARDS.
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4
WYE HAVE nov in store the following goods, tba we
w will Low for cash punctgs dealers shOTt
time, 10 wit:
50 hhds o Sugar; 2JnOO PeTckssion caps;
go BAGS coffee; 40 bsgs Ted Sh0G
p b Is e. usbed sugar. 81 it's BBr Lead:
~ do powdered IS casss tng soda;
halt Dtls Mclassps: 30 bbls snh shele'i Almons;
p ard DbIs Syrup 10 do Pecar and FIberts;
Is kegs Golden s. rup, IS. 100 gross tlsckiTgi
b uTD Il 0 boxes imper al and Gun
6O cases assorted pickles. power Teas;
IS Do Baltimore Oysters; 8 q es Ind 90;
% boxes Star,h I ca-E Nader;
10 DO ana \ tar candles; ion gross Ppi
2OU do soap; IUn do SnOk ng Tobacco;
Us do Taliow candles; IS do Mac uOvy snuff;
IS do snuff; bbs FpeT>On SalE
~ bbls aimOns; Is bag Giug5T;
IS do Bri ustDne; 10 DO Spice:
so h0Se, TO accn superfne: gu d. Pepper
10000 cigars, various b ds 81 bbls Copu ras;
IRON, NAILS, AND CASTINGS,
$50 Iron all szes JO iron aAl5s, \ 10
TaEtsd. InCu;
1000 kegs Nails assorted 3 to 4N res Axes;
90. S 90 lbs A 3 Steel:
50 assorted casting 1910 do and blister tee
LIQUORS.
500 bbIs Tenn essee and Ohio q Dpss COgnac Rran5O
Hsky; 90 asks pure Malaga wine;
IS bills Amer andy: 81 carks Port, do
50 10 I'd Hye WHISKY: 10 bbls CT erTv Brandy;
IS do h smith wh'ky. do p1ra Peach do
o. do Amer Giu; % ~Chiedam SchnsUps:
50 do native sweet Malaga 100 bos Walker and hay q
80 do Hun. Bros Ale.
PuncheOn pure Hol Gin;
GLASSWARE.
200 boxes sxO, and lOK2 81 oxes gal and gal bot'ls
Gia,s; 90 DO art Us back
Is b1 I2v4 I4K6, I6EIs 40 DO 5, and the gal
lDxsH; no do Tumblers;
I5n gross PINT pint Flasks; 800 DO Band gal DEM
90 do quart do 10 do d, canters;
100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All Of the above will sell low for cash. the Of
and College streets. lJu Il MCCREA q TERRI IS
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DISSOLUTION.

IT He partnership heretofore eEi.tiBg between james
Sloan aud vah Mitchell in the ard sy e Of Sban
cheI is this day dissolved by mutual consent James
Sloan assuming Iiables nd responsibilities NJ The
ir payinr ~ dents iecelyi' an dues and afef
his dste and v CONTINUE The Marble Business old
tsnd, corner Of sumner and Spring streets Nashville
Nashville May z, 1857. JAMES SLOAN,
mtyS-dlf. ALVAH MITCHELL
attest, L, ". FAREbR.
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The subscriber hand The largest and best assortment
Ma SBLE and MARB LIZ WORK offered In the city
10 which he particularly rves the attention OF the public
tie is prepared att Obs in his lire in the best D
Z The art snd a. sl,ryt rnt1ra JAMES SLOAN
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hanieT. Phillips q co..
Wholesale GROCERS.
Commission Merchants
AND
DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
NO SO MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE
TENNESSEE.
Nov. If

UdUJEI les.
Is hhds Sugar, 1000 Rags prime Rio Coffee,
2U0 ubls rushed Sugar, go ba extra Bat. do;
70 bbIs Powdered Sugar, a. rockies o d Java,
100 bbs Moa SOS, 500 kegs Nails. oIted,
80 bxs andes, 300 txs 81 20 and IUAl2 Win
80 hall hEs do do Glass,
2O0 quarter bXs DO, $40 bx~ Glassware,
100 boxes Uayl's summer So rags reTpeT,
Candles, 40 bags -pice,
$40 bX- "scOtt's Soap, 40 Gii ger,
800 Va Tobacco, IUU cal or. hf bNs SasdInes,
2On ca Ks arb soda. 400 Matches,
90 dCZ tafnted buckets, l20 nests Tubs.
20 ursIs he I,rs, so bEs CARROTS SnUG,
~ IHcks 80 DE- SiteTs.
20 hIs Guup and mp. Tea ~ ha chests B RCk Tea,
$40 Wrapping Paper, 1000 Mason Backing
40 barrels Pixies WHISKY 4OU barrels WHISKY, Various
20 Old BUurb DO, brar de-,
90 A. 81 Brandy, s. hl, NJ N. z. v Whisky,
- Gin. 40 bills Native SW v IL {,
% TO- Ia Napoleon Ciglrs lands tigars,
5n,Ugu Opera do. 10 bX- aIep gigPFs
300 Obs Walkers xxx Summsr Ale For sale low The
tfude bv LNNIFR, PHILIPS q 90,
aug 3 80 Market street. Nashville. Tenn
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no bURS
rOO BBLS Rectded Whlskyi
OUO 80 Old Bourbon do;
SO MOuOngahela do;
81" Rye do,
100 " American Brandy;
so = GIN.
ITO ; Walkers Xxx Ale;
2S ~ T.. KUN:
Alsoa large STOCK ane Brsudies Wines, &C. 10
for sale BY
iuly II 10. EDWARDS.
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Pin1, Old Whiskiee
Pianos Pianos.

Two barre Is old Bnu rbon, 1913. These WHISTLES are
pure and arc orh from i,5O four dollars gallon =
For sale in any quantity. HOLLi>TEK CARTER,
Union street
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100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All Of the above will FELL low for cash. the Of
RToad and CoIege .lreets. lyuLN II McCkEA q TkRR IS
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=. ssgsr PER yard out Of the city Zoe psteut
:, ,ssd act surptise any one II this stem ,t
go =, ina ms6e, ano the contractors eudeavor to
ec'" a.. On the grourd that their contract With
s,s, rot provide that the prize sb Ill cover
y -. ara, throw the birden on the city, uoreasng
p'] - No pavement 10 4 80 per yard.
- hr the beauties Of this beautiful contract,
-. ~ the beauties Of the pavement itse
:, "a, ssigt 2l5 lbs per square yard but whether
kN. all experience proves that this weight Is
S-sscisrt. TIE Nassau street pavement, to wfica
,,syss 10 be similsr,' weighs 237 lbs. per ysrd'
"a. pavement in Court street, Boston, which is re-
Ard I, in tie article in THE TRIBUNE OF the o.n
~ weighs over $50 lbs. per square yard ana 'n''
~ srcsedto be the cay really good pavement OF tue
"a ave. laid IL IN. That in Washington street.,
a.sss ms p, ID to be entirely insufficient Tor the
.,.ac. Ee, rs obeer' ed in the article referred to-
a. o,v.,sspt IN Gu andt street should be heavier
-. that u Cou. sG4eet, Boston, in consequence Of
-, heir ncte rsyel over H. what will be the result
JI.,;Oe revsrrsoi l35 lbs. per square yard lighter
a. sp<ci Al, her provides thai:
.assra =. n.mber Of circles cylinders shall not
scee punt sss entire apaoe be,~seO the gutter
fs Srslet bat purpose. aud u Clipped or broken,
-, % =, cake q good, fair and even joint"
I,,tess - -. the ntersticss bet ween the iron
srk, spq = .stters have been 6Ied up With all
.ss Of oa5s.,s> ends, locking like the broken cast
nm from soss eoSkstove f,undsry. mixed with ooh
" stosss spG cher rubbish. The pot metal pavement
A Cous.sad. street lie already by-word.
Tls charming little episode in our contracting sys-
I'm shrc Ugh all its phSaes is one of the most mpudent
asuas evr perpetrs.ed; and the officials who have
rs5s tie eostrsct, as well as those who have had
,lsrys Of 10 execution, have shown themselves en-
ire, unfit for their places whether they take horn
or the ether ofthe dilemma. They must ackuo Wedge
.hsnsslvss IS entirely and grossly ignorant of the
nsrser Of specifying the WORK to be let, and the com
mon lodges sad schemes OF shrewd contractors both
On biding for and executing their work, or they must
ubmt to ii. suspicion that they in drec: and pos
tvs oolJken.
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ExcURyos or THE NATIONAL GuARD.-We find
the following paragraph in The Baltimore Patriot Of
yssssraay;
"a lesser has been received in this city from New
YORK stating hst the National Guard are making pre-
psrston To visit the Cy Of Baltimore on or about the
l5h OF April ca which occasion they will muster lou
men eli cf which will constitute picked corps from
The Justly renowned Seventh Regiment of National
Gzsids Ths corps will DO under the comm.nd OF
Gen j. W. Van Ripper. officer Of considerable dis
tnoion IL is stated that the waiting corps is not sur
passed by any body Of men for military discipline,
marital appearance, and beauty OF costume. They
VII be accompanied by the celebrated DOdwoth
Hssd whose exquisite performance On several occs-
sioas in his city are still treasured among the most
valued "reminiscences Of the psst. The determination
s the Guard in peyiog visit to their brother soldiers
q Baltimore viii doubtless prove sincere grstifcs-
Hoe sad Il s hoped may tend 10 infuse more energy
aad sD.nt ia.o the several regimeatss The vsitors
sQnSas;a seyssa, dsys bore"
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IMPOSITION.

To TIE Edsv Of TIE n. Y. Tribune.
SIR: II n understood that number OF persons both
men and women engaged In soliciting our citizens and
fe nd, In the country funds for The Chdren Aid Society
The nubc ,hou be collectors pes-
emit and thu. shese perso1s uposors who making
dssrscefu living this imposition rhis tine Of suffering
the poot breeds charities and chests who turn the
,yupsthies OF the public into their own pockets
c. l. BRACE, Secretary
Chld,ess Aid Soei>fy No. II Clinton Hal Astor Place New
York, Tuesday, Dec. Is, 1857.
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ding are as follows,
Total. Sc, OOO. 1877 %

The receipts far this month exceed those Of last
December by $50, O0o while the total excess Of
this year is half million over last. The amount
received for interest from the LIST to the 18th of this
month IL 1882 n. On aud after the let of next JAN
nary IL per cent per viii be added to the taxes
not then paid.
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DEciMpIsG WITH ANOTHER MANS HOUSEHOLD
Frr.crs-MAy yosil snc Jos.ph s.ru.e Monday wore
arrested 10 NewYork by Of6cers Jacobs aud murphy,
CHARGED with furniture AMI household effect. from jobs
C.,h IN North Second street Joseph and Mary became
oonyes 10 he feeovs mode CT life and required the articles
~ busress with nc: being biessd with tho means
10 provde them They sceordlsy wen. into rsner.hP
October Navy deserving CASH but stainos hi goods AID
Hise,o Ia coulaltt ss the pair for trial
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ors. ,,I e Lesys nev S;ik sns 70 tbs wsr rh.
s,ted Il aeIo.sd .hee. 70; 81 bat sn Har
vEioh woIElss sb- efors e6sr.ed ,as. Nsysrasss
rs-sr tire okk svnr In ia piacs The
queer BIZ. Justice DsViso7 ceranited csvAAnAsA - ren
FOR E
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A Mas BURIED WITH A BELT Full ov GOLD
keousp Hin -Aecr. u1or.A ago the body Of VITO
vas suprossd 70 have beea accidentally drowned BY fsins
&c &c ID. of he ferry beats found floating In the wsef
usu .he Morris Cana Pier Jeuey Cvy. Justice Bedford
held INCEST and esssd lie iEsruent Bergen @
.., forrc Gpon BODY which showed the man 20 De
nsn named Schoss WERNER Of Mssooutaa S. CSI co1n.y
liroi, ard tas. be hswsy to Germany Just ,oo
ford sdess,ed letter 10 Mssco1thz r,sns the
srt dsy CT the dow Of deceased use ns
In Jersey CITY aud stated StIs her N nj.
er,es a oont god Nth En which De csin:o 20.
.kost wait, Der stor, not fully ersdtsd oss ~
Der Justice b. lord ensssed UneeakeI 80 tbs ,ey
t-nsos snt ,he tbs 6acips OIL 80, "a
cor ee goii Il may seem anis - -, ~. the
discovers a. tie Ieu. bet 10 erptsa ~ az. h.adns
,nd v.s n eo,seo1sacs sss oso',7 siAni''~ "
ctttrviss Ests beec.
p,ops,rn prxsEyrArros -Messu. d. s,d y.
sils b.. "a sIbib,tsoe ct .ss f.a es,nsa 80
"a i - ysrsey City, besoti,A so.t sses
S 8. ~. f1ssd 81 ts- Ilspe .,o.. s.pS
fn,dss ef hs Nsas "a. rs o o.
q, eli : a u sSstSsa csN sa1 "vs~Ss ""
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE or A YOUNG GIRL
To Ae Editor ef Tie n. L. Tyibuza

SIR: While residing in New York LIST Spring, :
yous sfy named Msr.bs NJ Je-ry luv d-ushter sb 'at
eighteen yess Of age e my houie On the 9th OF AP a
o. 10 her place Of business but reached taere since
which tine she not heard OF by her friends ~ 10 eea
che bss 5ecoyed sduc away By married man nSeo
Daniel Hsy, EFF mis- wife shout the same tine ne vas
vs,chmsn IN Washington Market New York BY trace 10
vas mschrist and has followed the water Ny child W"
,n.ire ,.pfer In city and innocent unsupect"s girl
She wa. OF low stature rather broad sdoulder
hair fair skin dark brown almost black eyes, resus
TONED features and small hands When she LEFT hous she
wore . rsw bonnet with eoloed trimming, pax dress
he.yy Tibet shawl. RID senter. deep, rieh bordef
THIS Daniel Hays about 50 years Of age OF low stature
broad shouldsrs, olus fsT comeexon and n
expression Of speech He has esieed 90 Long 'sna
and near Galveston, Texas. -, ..
Any Information concerning her, Of him. Wiz % mos.
uiuy snd gratefully received By addressing cAe
OF J. j. aery No lSf Pond street, Providspee. H. !.
VII TIE papers please copy ,hroashe tine htea Ses an
Cu sdss my child be living are may b. sasn1sa ~"
vice ana ruin s1d BE- restored frendsl JULIAN
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fAivpstise~sa.
GrR.oH,s SIpI-p IA than Arena 70 be doaek

~ i-Is 70 tae sale Of oBsOss siHup ~ 'ev
cay enc certify hJ s;ss 81 thsa any o'nef pre-
e.rs.ios ts ard the P,rf Sss nousy taasee
|. - rect No hss yss cele Tor their money eSk
c. IN R.xG c9-ner cf BroAtvsy ssa Joea-r.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CosvESTIos.-A Convention OF
the Sabbath School Of the evangelical churchs In the
County OF Kings mbled In the Pieepont street Bsgo
Cbnyrh e.,tdsy object OF The Convenos TO form
Counts Asso,A.on which should be auxiliary TO tho State
Society formed short tire since ss Rochester, Reoreeuss
tive. from school In the county present The meet
ing Organized by the appointment Of Van Buso 90 tenn
posry Cssirmsa ana VIM Bsset o S'cretay After prayer
~ th Jeremiah Johnson Messs Geo. W. Beecker and
D. Mathews appointed Committee TO recommend
Constitution and sppont State Representative Committees
on osspzson and business appointed srer which ed
desss delivered BY sevss ceTsymes present. In the
erps services he'd In the church relative 70 the pu
poSss OF the Association.
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NEKJERSEY ITEMS.

MILITARY PARApss The Cortir sn.al Guard Of Jsr
soy City have d PSsde to-day Lne De fo'Ih I'd q she
Jer..y Civ t5ey viii mach to Hudson.
The w.shp sou 0sys Of Hudson City sso tra cat this a.
sef,ooa fo- eril ssd improvement
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ETw.JERsEf SrArx TEAcBxRs AssoctArtos -rAe
bee,ss tAs ee<y sil AZ Tt,utsu Q. Dc
MA inst fss eDSspe promises b larger usual esd
oe nestrg EXPECTED BE- II than orStnary
eat Addresses b. delivered during the sy ~
My fewn.e, Crane Principal 81 sss reunisgsOs ssesssyy
ssie< feetksm PIT Of the Assoc a,i ~ fe[
~m Peeps NJ Prseipsl q tbs ss,e Norsal SsdsA,
% Ute Fu.dA1sea Pripepss OF Univ es Eda alto cad
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ADV srsiseu,sut
PrRpy's EaTIOKAL IHEAER. That neat and

esirr Dr.us of Mays Eve" g. b. pert rmet a. THE
rsverors Th~a.e- To HrGHr With for tire ~ time the
s1cc, .ful Dr.a Of rhe Revolt in India sud toe Com
eSy Of In AZ Out Place. which with the Dyerise Aert
give, by ,he "C.Tlo PANTY tse CrystL PJTsmie Grand a.
cension on sing Wheel Sc. VII tcra one tie beat enter
tair areats In he
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ScRoYuLA, SALT RIEUM, SYPHILIS,
ULCERS SoRgs and all other
Disrases Of Impure Blood,
are Q. onss cured By taking
j. K srlFToRp's Isos SUI PHuR Powpgss,
and ssplyfps Ointment made Of Sts6ords Olive rx
ard Nation Taov Sold Q. No 10 Safest ans al Drlsass
rvsys Powders for ell Olive Tar 30 cents 0aHnsss csats
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lkavS-ki.<-nans

Only those who have suffered the misHries OF
Dysps IL the vsiae OF
r,sieir u AZ cvRE this dis-ase To ali ~ho wogd 6ni
ram ny " ssy tTy .As 0kYGEsaTEo BrrTSsS
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vo children. three and five

SERIOUS AcCIpEsT-Two children, three and i've
y.sss Of age named Gomez, whose mother e'des IN MON
avenue Near SSiman sertousy Rot fstauy
buried or Saturday BY their clothes taking fire from he stove
duk toe the mother Inc neshbor were srseted
by their and upon the house discovered them
enyeop~d in a.ues Medical Nd cssc IN bot thought
ne Of hem canlo. recover
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Ikdvtrf'semert.I
. NNl Portra;ts Of TIE People for the Hohdays can

N ,,ksr in tire bso~. OF perfection st cost VARYING from
cent. To SaPtotsr,phs Nos IL t5e time % est ycur
frisrds wis striking lk st tie cas By HOLMES No
sss Broadway.
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wsen r sTArrcsD 's OLIvr TAR 10 spiked,
Beo,sse IL imcsrts ELECTRO sAGsEItSN.
rSg sale q. No. Is State st. and By ell
rusysts Il 80 oests bottle.
reshsopiAs from Geoyse Law, Smoou DraP~r ess..
Robert B. Caoas esd, and hoaa usny other pronasut
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f<dvertis~reotJ'

DISEASES ~ THE THROAT AND Lungs
Cared By wearing OILED SILK PLAsrsr
Noistenej With x srAFyoRnis OLtyt fAa.
PlAs,ess = eerts, Olive Tai 50 csnts q bStae.
At No ls Stssese, aud BY ali DrusgbNes
Testimonials frsu Issae " Pow-t WA 3. To~nsesd
e,a Gen DUB 0reeu and uany she< pTvsncct p-<sons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16
BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

PfRE DEPAsrsRsT.-The Beard OF Representa-
tvss Of The Fire Department wv aet xOndsy evening
AID ctsi tho following officers for the ensuing ys asnu
B,sndefsee Pr.sdea.; Benjamin Wood j Nice prcsdsat
WIN Burre Treasurer, aud Jeha w. Underhn Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

RoBBEp.-Ths bark Stevens, living 81 the foot
ws,hir g.ou street. was robbed, Monday afternoon,
clothing valued at about so Belonging to tbs mas Of q
vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

SUDDEN DEATH "A bOv named Hugh Mccall
aged about two years died suddenly ~ No u Franklin
ye,srdsy morning. Corones jury rendered verdict
death rom Group
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

IOAyITG BADGE. "A fireman wss suspended ny
tie Common Council Monday evening for nine months for
osrps badge another person not .ember Of the De-
psrtmsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

An Oh SITTER -Yesterday was the 10th birth
dsv Of AZ old Revolutionary named David Dsvs he
nov residing No so Cumberland street He served In many
Of the battles OF the Revolution and though poor sud insim
srl 70 compelled. t-uurh the assistance OF some kind
fdsnd, to resort 20 public charity fof support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16
CITY ITEMS.

!, appears ttst the project Of ~idenics Resde street,
in the matter Of assessment ia likely to meet with
cor siderable opposition when the case comes up 10 the
Supreme Court the 10Th Of this month, for the con
srmation Of the work of the Commissioners. When
the sutect was finally passed upon by tie Common
Council very little, If any, hostility ve msaIested.
Yesterday, in pursuance Of advertisement, about
twenty property who interested in the OK.
pen'es of the improvement, met at the Office OF Mr.
T. Il. Blocker, one of the Commissioners, in William
street, for the purpose of presenting additional OBJ
jections to the widening Mr.. Blocker stated
that it was too late to receive objections oral
or written, as che Commissioners had given the
thirty days notice required by law, and had
also Eat ten days subsequently to hear what those
opposed had 70 say. lie received such written objso-
tons as were offered, however, but said he did not
think the Court would entertain them Mr.. Blocker
also stated that the advertisement calling the property
owners to meet at his Off &C. was inserted by the Coun-
sci to the Corporation without the authority or know
edge of the Commissioners. 1t is alleged hat but for
the hard times none Of this opposition would be made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

BrEGIARr.-fhe house OLA. G. Williams, in Pres
Gent street between Heuryrud Clinton streets sutee
yesterday nnornins and go 10 money diamond pin an
other js~ery vslnsd at about $500, stolen thsrcom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

RECEIPTS OF TAxE,.-Yesterdsy being the 18th Of
Decem Der, when . per cent was to be added to all
taxes then unpaid the throDg at the Receivers Office
on the day before was very large and thel psymsnt
was made az late as o'clock p. m. Thepsyments for