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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
FIRES.

THL RESTRICTION OF THI SHIP ACORN By FIRE
IMPORTANT ARREST.
On the Sd of January last it will b. remember red
that the ship Acorn was totally destroyed by fire at
Wadboro Maine. She was valued at 365 900, and
heavily Insured in thirteen offices in this city and else
where. Upon the destruction Of the vessel man
named Daniel I. Watson, known about Waterbury
village fed TO this city, from which fact he was
pected Of having wifuy set fire to the ship. On the
complaint Of Mr. Robert W. Andrews, warrant was
issued by Of the magistrates and Saturday az
ternoon Officer Masterson Of the Chiefs Office appre
hended Watson at his boarding house. The accused
has, since bis arrest, made full confession, in
which be says he was induced to the commission Of
the deed by the for the purpose of getting the
insurance. The ve.eel was removed from Waterbury
to Waldboro', distance OF ten miles, where she was
fred Judge Russell committed Watson for examns-
ton.
biRE IN MADISON STRICT.
About o'clock Saturday afternoon FIRE occurred
in the attic of the dwelling house of George A. Buck
irghsm No. l6o Madison street. in consequence Of the
carelessne-s Of children playing with lighted toy
candle. The candle fell over and dropped through
hole in the flooring. thus setting fire to the premises
The flames were soon exiinguished. Damage shout
$l0.
FiRE IN hAiDKs LASy.
About O'Clock Saturday night FIRE occurred in the
pocket-bOok manufactory of William Doaue, on the
6hh foor Of the building No. 81 Maiden lane, in cou
sequence Of the upset,ng or bursting Of small spirit
lamp. Damage, 425.
FiRS ~ LUDLOW sTREEr.
AT lsi O'Clock on Saturday morning Ere broke out
in the ssassgemAking establishment Of Christian KAN
lnrrva. No. fts Ludlow stree<. causing about as
Ssaage. The origin of tho Gre L unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
HENRY +. DAVIES.
NEW PROCEEDINGS BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
ABSOLUTE INJUNCTION AGAINST THE CON-
MlSSIONERS.

As Mr. OConor in his argument, had intimated
would be done
Mr.. Cushing Attorney General of the STATE who is
associate counsel for Mayor Wood sued out wri. OF
quo rarraHto and Judge Roosevelt granted au abso-
lutte injunction restraining the defendants from inter-
fering ill any way whatever with the duties of the
Cthce Of Pol.ce Commissioner.
The Injunction Is = follows:
The People OF the State of NewYok tho relation Of
IandO Wood. Mayor OF the City of S.wYok .s. Simeon
Whereas the complaint in this action demands
Judgment against the above-naned defendants that
they be ousted from the Offices hereinafter mentioned
and restrained from exercising pretended Board
under ac Of the Legislature of the State OF New
York, entitled An act to establish a Metropolitan
" Police District and 70 provide for the government
thereof" OF otherwise, the respective office. of
Police Commissioners in the City Of New-lOrk aud
heads Of the respective Police Departments Of the
Cities of New-York and Brooklyn, respectively from
exercising ell any part OF the powers and authority
which before the passage Of the said act Of the Lg
atur, were conferred BY law upon the Board OF Com
uis.ioners of Police Of the City Of New-York, or
upon the Mayor Recorder and City Judge Of the Cities
Il New-lork and Brooklyn, respectively, a. the
heads therein Of the respective police departments
therein and which relate to or are connected win the
police government police appointments or police dis
cpne within either OF said cities. or within .ho Coun-
ties Of Kjngs or Ncw-York; and whereas /. appears
by said Complaint that the plaintiffs are entitled to the
relief demaIded and that the continuance by the de-
iendaDts in the exercise of any of the Aforesaid oces
or any Of the aforesaid power or authority would be
violation Of the rights of the people of the STATE Of
New-iOrk respecting the subject Of the action. to tend
10 rehoer postpOnei eH unaffected; ana whereas !"
appears satisfactorily by the affidavit Of Fernando
Wood presented on behalf Of the plaintiff, that suif-
cent grounds for thu injunction exist now, Therefore
en- motion OF the Attorney General. behalf OF the
people Of the State, and on hearing Mr.. Sedg.
wick and Mr.. Conor, Of counsel In support Of
the motion, It ordered that the sboy defend
ants and sach Of them be, and they hereby are CON-
nsnded and epolned wholly to desst aud refrain from
exercising. either a. meaibers OF such pretended
Board or otherwise the Offices aforesaid or any Of
heu, Or tho said power cad authority aforesaid, Or
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

Jarrc- T. Durham was policeman when tn" Ia"
rrrs,rlirg the present uniform cane in.o operation
lie r. fu-,G to wear tie ulilorn. AL d.-iS'cd
in cousoGrenCe from the Depar.n"ni- H. su,t TIE
Cooperation for lis salary fr the balance Of h tern,
rrd ,u Wedr e>dsy Judre Thomp,)n. Of 'he Marin.
C,ur. gave judgment in lis fav,r for 500. on tae
grorrd that the ComrisioreFs lad no rsh: to compel
the wearing of u uniform.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
BROOKL YN II'ENS.

The Social Turn-Verein OF Brooklyn have q peg
fcrmance at the Museum Monday (this evening.
the proceeds of which 40 to the benefit Of the Seabea
Monument Fund.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

The health of the Hon. j. W. Miller, of Morrisowp,
who has spent the last Winter in Italy, has bess
greatly improved by his visit. He is en- route fog
home, and is expected here about the LIST Of June.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

a,d lieu drove him ff ttc bol With revo.v'r IN ~
Lard. TIE accused W. conn tied. in de''ut
s. CCC bail to answer tie csrsr before the CouH oil
GeIe.al Sessions.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

The BRooKLYy HORTicuLrURAL SocKrY.-Thh
Society have surplus of 81 100 which il to b. do
voted to the establishment of permanent fund.- This
Society pnses 423 paying, members with the pros
pect of an increase. The Association is represented
in most prospe rous condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
Advertisement.
SILVER ELECTRO PLArrNG.-Tes Seta, Csk

Baskets. spoons Forks aud ell article. of Ta5ls wans
rcas description plated with Silver las. -
ears 8; fair prices :. {. CLARK No. 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
ATTUORS-Tha 81,

AuTHORs.-The successful author develops ns-
turr and describes harmony with human emotion and hamsa
PHRtNoIocY The key board by which to reach 81
tie string OF the human soul Examinations with charts aA
written descriptions daily. BY Mr. FOWLER, sos Bnad~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
lAavrriscmen..l

TNE FA>IIIONAHIE CIRCLES OF NEWEI IOHks
,Nsction hrrrns the magnificent Me,roptas
Shc~ Rooms r. L WiLDN. No. 2b Broadway, corner ot
Murray wher. the mos, superb MLLNSsY and MiLLt
Goors the rlinS with unc=amp.rd rsptaisys
IT tres - per under the usual Broadway standard
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

SERIOUS AcciDESr.-hr. Israel UIackhurs,, While
.isnd ~ on The c,ruer # Grand and Suffolk strecta
an Saturday afternoon, was injured in consequence Of
ieirc struck with falling awning post. which haA
iceu sruken q nomcn, beiore by large truck coming
in COZ tact will il. Mr. II. is about - years Of ago
and sustained serious injuries. lie was conveyed -
bis residence. No. l65 Henry street.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

Arre says in her affidavit that Bloom presented Q
dorbt-bar,l pistol loaded aud discharged one bar
ri. lhe contents Of which barrel pa-aed over hew
-hcu'dcr ard lodged the wal. Justice Claaey. b.
,rC Wien the accused was taken, committed him 70
on, in default Of 81 20 ba to answer the charv.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

FsLosIous AssAuLr.-0hicer Dusr, Of the Third
Ward. On Saturday night arrested German named
Charles Bloom. charged with feionieus assault 90
Anne Kral, residing u No. iS Groeswish stros<
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
fAdvs,tissmentl
TEAs-TME CANTON TEA COMPANY have @

hsrd every vsrcy oi TsAs JrOcsr Tca Dealers. aud p
are ..rie-Soueh ng Oolore and YOUNG Hy.on from .
cents, ~ crts urt wdrr and Imperial from = eonts
othei 1tes equally low MO. boXes Il ssoA
Family Tea tci oollaE. Gal! and examine.
No. is Chatham st.. between Pearl aad Rooseysits,s.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

No meeting of the Board Of Police Commission
ers was held on Saturday afternoon for want of quo
run. Mr. Draper, President Of the Board. was pres
ent at the exact hour. per adjournment but not
finding any of the other Commissioners present he de-
claTed the Board adjourned sipe die
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

ASSAULT Uros An OvYIcAL.-Ceorge Cooper, cap
tain Of q cansl-bcat, Was on Saturday arrested and
taken before Alderman Clancy. acting Magistrate I"
the Lower Police Court, on charge OF having A'.
ssuited Harbor. n sster Owen W. Brennan WINE ssd
BreonAn wss i. discharge Of his duty 90 board OF
Coopers bos- The charge sets fortA tsss Cooper
arppk tho eemplAiasnt seruss the wrst WIN essos
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

CnAsGEs AT THE Posr-OrricE-We learn that
n p Freeman esq, for the last four yeur' cashier OF
the New-York Post Office, has retired from that posi-
ton and il TO engage in private enterprise in Que
Of the most thriving localities of the West.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

REMOVAL oT THE CoToSTH| OFrIcE.-On the 1T
of May the Cororer- office viii BE- removed f"n
preso,t location in Chambers street. to No. Center
street tie roous occupied by the City Inspector.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
TAdverti-euicn,.
IAlvextiSer,s nj

Lower Gallery No. 26 Broadway, Ful'On sPpssns
BsInun'r Museum
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
CITY ITEMS.
NIpLos.-To-nish! will be given Lucrezia Borgis.
about 800,

HyLr! HELP About the first Of May everybody
wants help and nobody can get it. We recommend
houokeerers, and especially those doomed to the
ing nuisance to try search in Broadway, where they
viii find any humber Of brawny men and women going
a-beggng.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

FIRE DrPsKTMESr FCSD.-IsOuisa Pyne aud sister
and Mr. Harrison have arranged to give concert for
the benefit of the Fire Department Fund, and Mr. Bar
top Las volunteered the of his theaer free of
peusc. Arrangements in progress to make tho
benefit worthy Of the cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

CLOSED UP.-Thc Carlton House. will be closed
to-day preparatory to the erection OF warehouses on
it's site.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
fAiv.,tts.inent

TnE TREATMENT or C0NsUMPrioN.- -
int ,ns FsPsustion Ct the Trrsimens BY Medeetd inhs
ton 90 the tr-t IaS-.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

The American Abolition Society will hold public
meeting the City Assembly Rooms, No. 4iS Broad
way, between Howard and Grand streets, on Thursday
May IA. commencing at lO O'Clock a. H. Speakers
Engaged Precedent Bcrah Green, William GooleIl
Frederick Dougass ana the Rev. Henry IL. Garnet.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

ASSUMING OLD WOaAS-Parick H. Fletcher
war arrested Saturday, charged with assault aud
battery upon Eliza Purcell, aged woman by stik-
lg her with his fist in the face and stomach, from
which injuries she confined to her bed. The ac-
oured gave bail to answer the charge in the sum of
sJCO,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
tAdvertiserer, !

TIE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH is mads only q
BaApY's GALLERY, No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

LEWIS w. RYcKAAs of this city died Yesterday
aged 81 years. Mr.. Rycklnan was an early, earnest
and stcadfast champion Of oil Social and Humanary
movements. to which he gave his best years and
efforts. He was the Republican candidate for Con-
ers in the Sixth Ward District last FALL but Of course
overwhelmingly beaten. In his decease good man Is
lost to earth and his stricken family.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

During the performance Of Sand. & Nothan's circus
at Harlem Saturday night large number OF per-
sons were relieved Of their pore-monnaics by pick
pockets. The rascals made haul of between 800
ard $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

Before COnlIn.sOner STiLwgLL.
CRUELTr 10 sEAhsN.
Cart Russell, first mate Gordon and second mate
Rush, OF The ship Cultivstor, which recently arrived
frou Liverpool were brought up Saturday for ex-
animation upon the charge Of infctng cruel and un-
usual punsLmeut upon several OF the crew OF tha
Cultvator. From the statements present below 10
will be perceived that the is a uiost aggrav atod
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
STATEMENT As TO JOHN pL.yIs.

Lat Sunday they ordered him sing the braces
e began sing The Boen, sailors cong, IN which Lsy
say y,hne ihy want TO- But when he singing th
nut in The Captain Is growng' and tho third mats
krockcd him down pc.chee with bucket and the second
AZ. on him with another bucket and pounded him with 1.
len he wa. uslsss W. thought he killed One aisht
l., ha .uTder and couldn't think who IL rN.
70 and found hey b,ang him again. and he thought they
would bin him. H. ba. been knocked down and whipped about
. ~ day .iuco " l,ftL Lyrrpool"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

TIE nativity tsbh gives 2Si natives of the United
S.ates, 6l Of Ireland, Y of Germany 10 of France
and the balance Of various foreign countries.
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TOWN AFFAIRs'
-CorrssPosdsses Of TAs Sfar s-' 'a
.7f Gpover,ro 49, ~ ,r faky

r.sa. s,sqs GRcReETowN, Nov 16, 1857.
y TOM iacts which we have gathered from re-
spects BILE white persons, we incline to the opin-
Ion that those persons who have been led, by re-
cent circumstances, to suspect the membership
OF the colored African Methodist Church of any
disposition to violate even conrfive at any vio-
iation Of the police regulations Of our city, has
done them some injustice. This church is I'M
der the guardianship Of three of the most re-
spectacle gentlemen in our city, and we are sat
istied, from our knowledge Of their charact that
they would not tolerate for one moment ANYTHING
upon the part of the membership of this church
that bore the slightest semblance of a departure
from the rules (Corporation) prescribed for their
government Moreover, the official portion of
the membership of this church is composed Of
some Of the most worthy and upright among the
colored potion of the people of Georgetown.
Men who have thus far never bore the slightest
faint of anything like an unruly DISPOSITION.
We are also assured that the individual by the
name Of Fuller, (coiored, from the North, who
preached on one or two occasions, was, from the
FIRST regarded by the more respectable of the con-
gregation as an impostoT; that they awaited them
selves OF the very first opportunity to rid them
selves OF any more Of his intrusions among them.
We learn that an individual was employed to
inter the body Of an individual who died on
water street, yesterday; but instead Of discharg-
ing the duty, for which he was paid, he look the
corpse TO the old Methodist buryng ground and
left IT setting up against the fence
Saturday night, yesterday, and last night, our
city was decidedly more orderly and quiet than
we have seen it FOR several months past We
sincerely hope that II is an indication of sus-
pension Of the disorders Of which we have sew
eral times Of late been compelled to complain
of an intention upon the part of evil doors to
mend their ways before the spirit Of determi ma
ton now at work among the orde--loving portion
of the community shall exhibit itself in some
practical demonstrations that might not be very
agreeable to the peculiar notions entertained by
them (tbe evil doors. e..... -.Hs -.
The only arrivals since our last are the schr
butterfly, Hubbard, from Port Deposit, with lum-
Der TO Libbey * Son, and the schr Millboy with
nour, &c TO Peter Berry. SPEcTAToR.
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Latest from Kan.as.

ST Louis, Nov. IL The Lecompton cores
pondent Of the Republican saws that the Consti-
tutlonal Convention adjourned on the 9Th inst
as Governor, was formed, to 90 into operation
Immediately.
=, The Convention passed a separate clause sane
ironing slavery, which, the correspondent asserts
will be the only section submitted r. he r..rss'
1T Is thought" he says, " to be the dssiynfo
get the constitution accepted by Congress, prer 10
The assembling Of the Territorial Legislature. ~
zen: aiker had been appealed tot convene
an extra session Of the Legislature To- meet the
emergency. ...-- -, - =
=, The aPPortionment Of the State provides for IS
Representatives and Is Senator'S =
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A, GREEN. Auctionee,

By n, UhEEN, AuctlOneer.
DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of deed of trust ex
y ecuted to me and recorded in Liber J. A. s.,
No. lS3, fulios 251 28, $50, s6O and 26l one Of the
land records Of Washington county. District of CO.
lumbia. I shall, on SATURDAY, the 5th OF Decenl-
Der next, at O'Clock p m in front of the premises
offer for sale at public suction, TO the highest bidder
therefor the eastern half of Lot No. g. in Square No
So, IN subdivision of John Wilson and Nicbolas
Callan, as the same is recorded IN the Office of the
record OF SAID city of Washington, District of Co
lumbia.
Terms cash. The property to be resold at the
risk and expense of the purchaser unless the terms
9i sale are complied with within three days from the
day of sale.
EDw. c. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
nl3-Iaw&ds A. GREEN Anct
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AUCTION BALES.
ByA GRFEN n.,;a-.

. ID! a, UHEEN, Auctioneer.
IL aossfs v AHerro Mo6R hMR RB,PIM Nc
ls g; instant shall sell IN front Of my store N Sns
fss;: sSSss ho1.s.. from four to 81,
All Of which work well. and some of them fine nd
, n animals, and some Of them will make good
Terms cash. in Virginia money. .g..s1-Na :
N PERSONS wishing TO supply themselves with good
n 10 81 49, A. GREEN, Auctioneer
By BARNARD& BUCKLEY; Georretowp.
H9GsAE 1eGdE AST kW,TGHEN FURNiIuR
lnstr wo shat SELL at No. 100 Bridge street, nesr
Copgress c3mmenong at 10 o'clock a. m, good lot
oi tiousshoid r urnIture, consisting Of - = =
a. Do Marble top Tables, Lounges .a
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Rockers
Bedsteads, Bureaus, and Washsiands
Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows, Hair and Shuck Mat
Carpets, Oilcloth, Stair Rods +'s
China, Glass. and Crockery- ware .....
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c. :. d..
Terms; All sums under SIS, cash over sa5. a
oIeG Oh 2. and days, for satisfactory notes. bear
n 1911. BARNARD q BUCKLEY, Aucts.
By JAMES c. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Eff
ING, November 18th, at ten O CLOCK, at the resi-
dence Of the late Mrs Lenox, on street, between
Household effects, comprising - -. --~
PaiG Mahogany Crimson Damask covered French
Plush covered Arm and Rocking Chairs
Rush seat X eceptIop Chairs, Rout Tables
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables
Gilt frame Mantle and Pier Glasses
Mahogany Secretary and bookcase
Plush and Cane seat Lounges
Danlask and Lace Curtains, Window Shades
Bronze Hat Tree, oiIclotS, stsii- n and Eyes
Brussels and Venetian Stair Carpets - =
Mahogany Dining and Card Tables
Marble-top Sideboard, Cane seat Chairs - 49,
Silver ated Tea Set, Cake Baskets
China, Glass, and Crockery ware
Mahogany Bedstesds, Bureaus, Washstands
Superior Feather Beds, Bosters and Pillows
Hair Mattresses, Blankets and Comforts
Parior Crates. Franklin Stoves, DC,
=, Together with the usual assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms; $50 and under, cash; over that sum a
credit of thirty and sixty days for Satisfactorily en-.
dorsed notes, bearing interest. =
n 6-d JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auct.
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By WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIoneers'
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
ApcTIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
the l7th instant at "a O'Clock, we will sell, in
fronting Is feet on 18th street west, between ri
and streets NORTH and running back sc feet to ten
feet Alley. This valuable property Is improved with
good two story frame dwelling house, back build
IDg, wood sheds, c.. and is situated of the
most beautiful and improving parts Of the city. or
an investment this sale offers excellent oppOrtu-
nifty, as the property Will command a good rent.
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
n Its WALL N BARNARD. Aucts
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Sentence of Criminals.

LONDON, c. w, Nov I-Thomas CrsIy, who
was convicted Of altering the date Of a pTonIts :
sorry note, and passing the same thereby de-
frauding the discounter, has been sentenced TO
Tour years imprisonment in the penitentiary.
~. r. MANLY, station master on the 6rest
Western Railroad, was convicted of WRONGLY
allowing an express train 10 pass and 80 causin "
a collision, bat was fined only $50 by the Court,
as petition In his favor, largely and respectable
signed, had been received : -
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.-Flour is steady; sales
OF 500 bills; State IS, Ohio and Howard street
The supply Of Wheat this morning was large;
prime lots were hrmer, common lots tower; good
to prime red Sl.l5asi.ls; do. white 81 25sSl as.
Corn is steady; old yellow 72a74c do. white nc !,
and new white 55a6Oc
Whisky is irm; City 22c., Ohio axe.
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Ihe Adriatic.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Adriatic
has not yet returned from her trial trim. but the
agents IN this city have sdvices from her dated
last evening, which are highly encouraging with
regard TO her performances, and 10 10 now on
claily announced that she will be ready toaesvr
on her first voyage to Europe on SATURDAY.. the
2lst inst. She will 90 out in comma nd Of Capt
West. =
The line is now In fine order and will again
prosecute its trips with its accustomed regularity
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The Missouri Lesislature.

ST. Louis. Nov. Is A bill to sustain the credit
Of the State was before the Legislature yesterday
The bill provides for mill tax also for the coll
lection Of the two per cent. fund claimed by the
State from the United States
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lisaster 70 the Steamer PhiIadeInhIa.

AuoUsTA, Nov. 15.-The steamer Philadslphia
ieft Havana on the 9Th, and made the port OF
Charleston on Saturday, having on the 10Th, OF
the coast of Florida, encountered a heavy gale
and on the 18th broke her shaft and the cross-
head Of her port engine.
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Two THE LADIES ANDGENTS.

would most respectfully beg leave to inform the
LADIES and Gents of the District and sur a
rounding country that | have this day re- 81
celved another large supply of the celebrated ~
I" Double and Single oven Rising Star,"~
CooSng Stoves also the Flora Air tight lat top
COOKING stoves, which ma Ike my stock of Stoves,
Crates the heaviest that is or ever has been i'm
the District of Columbia
Coal and Wood Stoves of various sizes and of the
ates. improved patterns carefully selected by my
self for psrlors, stores. chambers, dining rooms
halls, bath houses, Offices. churches, and steam
boats. - -
All of which shall sell at a very small advance on
the original cost, as times are very hard. | would
also say a word here to my friends and customers
that cannot make 1t convenient through the day to
leave their places OF business to make purchases
that shall keep open every night (exoept Sunday
until O'Clock for their accommodation. T"
Nos. S8 and 322, Metropolitan Stove and Crate
Factory. story, brown stone front, balcony front
full Of stoves. C.. WOODWARD,
p. S.-Just received from Boston, a supply of
Shsw's "Ga. Heating" Stoves, for which am the
agent IN the District. n I4-6t
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Explosion of n Steam-Tuy

DETROIT, Nov 1.-THE boiler OF the steam-tuo
Noah p. Sprague, OF Buffalo, exploded while ifl
the river opposite this city this afternoon and
the boat instantly sunk. The crew consisted OF
tea persons, eight Of whom were instantly killed
The captain and first mate escaped >. ~
The harque Sunshine, which was alongsI de
had her rigging completely riddled, but no ons
on board was injured. % a'.'7I