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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-23
Negroes for Sale.

yNTE have a good Lot Of Negroes Cor sale, some 10
w or II LIKELY BOYS from Ia u 20 years old.
Several young women with child each; or
good House Girls, ID 10 20 years old well quaiihed,
can be highly recommended; good Carpenter 20
years old, good Cooks, 9 or men from 70 . 10
years Old. IL. H. HAYNES Co
aug24n
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Extra Chancc.

r AN offering Tor sale that beautiful House and Lot,
IL on Cherry street adjoining the "Upion buildings,
(uow IA course erecton,) fronting so fret aud
ming back ISL feet This Is the desirable prop
erty In the city for sale Also, two store Houses
Market street near spring 81 Apply 81
Will. I. BOYD,
{yI-tf No. So Cherry street.
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New Clothing Store.
I.S.wARD. HEENINsHAH. JAS. N'DEENor
Ward, Birmingham & Co.,
PRACTICAL TAIlIORS.
No. 20 Pubic Sg'lpe. oYposife Soiah cad q 0
Narka House

Marka HOase.
WE are now Feeeiving large and entire a.
wv new stock Of FALL AND WINTER RIA -
DY MADE CLGnIIT<G AND GENTLEAfN'S ~
FURN ISIliNG GOODS, most Of which were III
made up our or,icr II the --latest styles, and es-
not BE- surhassec any house IN the city. Our Ftock
comprised In part 4 all the newest styles q Over
coats Fre.ck and Dress Csats, all coiorr; Business
Goats, Office Coats, Cashmere Pants and Vests, IN
great variety.
PArHSr5D SHot1DEH SEAxEp smKTr large and ex-
tensivo stick and warranted to o. better and wear
better than any other make OF shirts Gloves, Neck
Ties Scasfs Mufisers Cravsts S-lfadJusting sucks.
Under shirts, and Drawers, HAN Hose. SnspenderS,
Linen Csmbric AndRnns And POngee Handkcrcbfcfs,
travelling SlAwis Robe de Chambres, Youths Coats,
Pants ana Shrts UnibseHAs, ko- .utlt4s ~
Piece Goods.
We have also a large and superior lot 81 Cloths
FreRrh aud Engiisii-4n. Black Ahd Fancy Colored
Cashmere Of entirely sty los, SOLID eolored Cas-
siieres q al q'lsitts. Fancy Cut and Velvet fest
tser Fancy CAssstn-Fe AMI Ncrrted ScstliE. Creme
aine vesung: which win make up " order Ia tlss
very best stgie and guarantees 4 u 10 please us
ScAreF no sale.
AIEx r. NtcTiOi. soiieits cali from his frseads
AiiGoots sold by ~ guarantee TO be a. repre-
scented time % sale. We Will aiss Clothing Il
order. WARD. BIRMINGHAM 4 CO.
sePti5-n
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FOR RENT.

rr>HAT ~ FG Ant SURF HOUSE, 30 n EAST saas
Il Public Squzre, formerly crcprsed - ~ "as a
Co Preseason siTc1 Immediately. ApiAy -
ixls TRANSPORT. McNiIikrf,R co.
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Coal Stool. for Sale,

WE have 1873 Shares Huntsville Coal Mining Stock
w we wish % sell or exchange for likely young
augs4-tf II Ii. HAYNES co.
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For Rent.

THE desirable residence No q South sprueestfeet
i A lcase De- had, good tenant. Also, soale
new furt !tsre Al IL worth Aufy this osnce ~
ROBERT GIBSON,
aaxlf-tf On the premises.
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Negroes for Sale.

L HAVE quite a number Of Negroes on hand for
Il sale: anon st them an excellent Seamsircss aud
House-servant. Also, several good Cooks. Washers,
&c. Call soon. VIM. L. BOYD, JR.
sautlT-tf
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Fifty NEGROES for Sale.

M0NG the lot We have several good FAMILIES, two
~ or three young WufueD with first child four good
House Bows > boys from Il 10 20, good Dining -rpnu
servants with good lot OF hed hands men and girls
aud q good Blacksmith ani Barber,
{ apr2a-tf II II. HAYNES 90.
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Low Priced Furniture,

and every 7ariety % Wood and Cane seat CHAIRS.
Sc ~n endeavag ~ please ali, and ~tl take much
pleasure showing Oh. siek ~ those Nss AaAy aver
Is. v tItl - G-sii.
a,,slT--m PATTERSON 4 FREEMAN
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Jacks, Jennets and Cattle
r~nD

II HAVE for sale on nay plantation, IN jackson coun
~ kine Jaeks fFosn o. SIX years old II good
size the largest Abs.t IS hanfs hieh. eighteen lea
egs and forty head Il Cattle For further particulars
APPLY a. The undersigned al Nashville
suglO-A Atri~lm Wv. VOOLFOLK.
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FOR S ALE,
nnn Wnrfh nf INST Inlnnhle Real ESfnff.

I WILL sell on the most reasonable terms some of
j the most desirable city property offered IN
this market lying Cherry, Cedar Marketand spruce
SIS suitable for business houses private ellnes.
propose exchange the above Tor likely Negroes al
the best cash prices.
mayI5-tr WILL. T.. ROYD, JR.
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W. ". CXAsHlDS ~ cos
IATEN
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

rTNHE undersigned purchased the State Right for
Il Tennessee of the above patent about one year
and has since ntroduced extensively in various
portions of the state. asks the attention of build
ers, ana the public generally, examine its superior
ity over other modes of Roofing
The material forms hard and smooth surface. II
is mPervious TO water, elastic and flexible; it viii
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure To IRE; II Is
cheaper than any roof % the old style, and am
1t will give better satisfaction 10 ITS durability there
is question. 1t is the best thing invented for
painting Uf Obi leaky tin roofs
Hs- The Cement will be furnished TO those at dis
lance with directions for using.
BE- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
LIZ Orders sent to the undersigned, through the
Post Office will be promptly attended 10.
would respectfully refer 10 the following gentle
for whom have covered buildings with the Ce
ment, and many others whose names are not here
mentioned.
ARCHITECTS MASTER MEcHANcS OF NASHVILLE
Mai. \. HERMAN,
Mcssrs HUGHES * SMITH,
COLEMAN Il SPAIN,
WM. STOCkEll,
Mr.. II. NJ. AhEROYD,
WARREN X MOORE,
HOUGH x MCCULLOUGH,
J. r. MCCAIN,
Col IL l. ANDERSON, S N Co.,
Rev. c d. ELLIOTT,
ID. F. WIIklN,
R. j. MEIGS,
SLAUGHTER & HEREFORD,
W. b. SHMARD, -rs.
n. WILLARD,
A. V. : IINDSLEY,
Gen. Wash. BARROW,
W. II. GORDON X co
JAS. II. KENDRlCK,
Rector +. G. SMITH, Columbia
Nal. A. J. nONEISON Davidson ceunty3
Col A J. POLK, Maury county.
H4- The Nashville X Chattanooga Railroad c. mpa
adopted tins Cement for tho covering of their
cars and other work.
Sc Certificates and testimonials from Cincinnati
elsewhere where the Cement has been IN general
use for several years, can be exhibited.
The undersigned has been engaged IN various modes
of Cement roofing for many years and hattcrs himself
that he has gained some experience and knowledge
during that time
imported article of Roofing Felt from EDMIsToN BRo
THEIRS New York.
Samples of Roofing to be seen at office
j. I. NATHURST,
... Ofice No. 10 Deaderick street,
mayl5-Sm NASHVILLE. Tenn
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO.I4, COLLEGE STREET.


LAVE Ia store, aud constantly receiving
IL a uns snt OF all kinds ol CABINET FlEt-
NilukE, which they are detsFmtnoi 90 sell A. ioS
any other house ~ the city At the same lime var
rantilIg their Furniture DO OF beat work znzhp
and dash. Que of the nrm has just retaTned from
est hurc e personally seeetsd te ~ rs sioek
which II alt OF kxcEu AASryAcrCKK aud LkTksT
STILES. stock .sts IN part Of Rosewood aud
aAhegAny fariOr Furniture, sDme OF which very
iuc together with Chamber sets, Book Cases wArd-
eobcz R,elaing Chairs, Lounges, Sofas kzsy Chairs.
French lietsteAis, Music stands, Mahogany Chair,
rrs- ing Bureaus, Extension Tables, etc, ETC., aad
o,unpielc assorIhieaI oI all Kinds OF
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If-AN INN \ ANIIN LII IN
Mondays, Wednesdays, THURSDAYS,
and Saturdays, at 10 O'Clock. 4. VI.
The new splendid passenger steamer. MINETONKA
Capt. II. G. MATHnNY VIII leave Nashville on MONDAYS
and Thursdays at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
The light draught passenger steamer, CURA, Capt.
jams W. HUNT. will leave Nashville OF Medncsdays
and saturdays az 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
The hght-drarght passenger steamer BLANCHE
LEWIS Capt. JoHN /. RATEMAN. will leave Nashville
on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
The above named are first class light -draught Pas
senger Boats, and they viii leave regularly on their
appointed days, making connections AT Paducah with
the United States Mail packets for the above named
places For freight passage apply on board or to
je22-u a. HAMILTON, AGlN1.
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@roftrifs, rtr.
NEW LIQUOR & CIGAR HOUSE.
ALEX. ;DELISSER
Rrandies, Wines and other Liquors,
and Dealer i'm Havana Cigars,
-ElG Tobacco. &c., &c.,
No North College street, Nashville. Tenn.

No. North College street, Nashville, Tenn.
TINE undersigned has lately gone into the large and
Il commodioi store Rooms, No. College ST, for
merly occupied by D. n. nickev where will be found
the following Large Stock of PURE RRANDIES
WINES, WHISTLES and other Liquors. all of which
offer TO the Trade at low prices for Cas- aid to
prompt customers.
ASH purchase all from first hands and bring them
TO this city through the Custom House, will warrant
all to be PURE and GENUINE being deter he
undersold by any one. and as am constantly re-
ceving fresh supplies, can offer every inducement
TO purchasers that may be wished Cor.
call particular attention the following list of
tcles which comprise part Of my stock 81 f-s-
Brandies, Wines, WHISTLES, &c.
% packages extra Cognac Brandy, in KS, q and
rs, Of the most popular brands
u casks Vineyard ProPrietor's Brandy, superior
article.
u casks Pelevoisen Brandy
l pI ncheOn each -. Cro'x and Jamaica Rum.
8 pipes Holland Gin: 10 bbls old Bourbon Whisky: S
bbls. Monongahela Whisky; SO bbls. assorted Whisky
10 !! casks assorted Port Wine: 5 Y casks Nalara
Wine: 5 2. casks Blackberry Braudy: puncheons
Scotch and Irish Whisky 90 bbls extra Corn aud Rye
Whisky; Is bb.s Robinson county Whisky; u casks
Southside Madeira Wine; 10 casks Sherry Wine, Old
casks Cherry Brandy; casks Ginger Wine, very
fine.
80 baskets Sparkling Champagne, asst'd brands;
TO boxes each Sparkling Hook and Moselle.
200 do. assorted Bottled Liquors.
Porter Ale and Sundries.
% casks London Porter; 25 C sks Scotch Ale
IS boxes Hostetter X Mills Btters:
10 % Brandy Peaches; 10 boxes Brandy Cherries;
100 % assorted Pickles, Sauces and Catsups;
100 % Schedam SchnapTs;
so - London Cordial Gin.
Cigars and Tobacco.
100 GOO Havana, German and Domestic Cigars;
80 boxes Chewing Tobacco most approved brands;
full and plete assortment "f Snuns, Pipes, &c.
ALEXANDRA DEIISS; r,
octl-u No. 5 y. College St, Nashville.
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Ni.s,,IuttOu.

VvNHE copartaers.iip heretofore existing under the
i name anu sty L. of Nm. ii HOKN SoN is tIis
Day dlSsoved by IutuaI consent, Ma. "A. Horn LaN-
the debts ias lao Hrln aad pay ali claims against tbs
same. Nm. IA. hURN,
sopts ". L. Hurry.
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dissolution.

DiSSOluttOu.
rTNHE partnership ,ierStoiofe eAsiias ose~rcn MAJ
i GRsioR, ,AILGsAr 4 CO, OF >s~ OfioaRs,' aha y
l. ALLowAy = ~, 20, Sasuse lena, 40 stssSived By
mutual conss1t, ueJrge siacOregor and James AAns-
head having purchased tile cnI.e iatsfest vi y h
E'tUB JAMES BASkHEAD,
y. L. ALLONAG,
GEUt.o h AAcGtAEDOR,
Nashville, Sept q, ls5s. rea -
vUNHE liabiltes vi AAG.s s-.oK, ALLo~Ar Co.. AnH
l. n. l.. ALLOYAp = 20 AFs assumed " -, $3.50, nss
CONCERN un,ier "a AYn VI u cofsgor ba4khssd,
os New Orleans, .d James h.lAAs.ai o., ~ = AAn-
vile, Tenn. JAIL .ANA,iE s,,,p
Nashville, Sept. -, 1858.
TAKE gre AZ r.ea7.i - ssvAl '..s ~ ~
-
JAxn Bkskal1g : To-, I.is "a, 10 tue pats hAks
VI the fdfIner ,rl,lus %. Ia 81
- E ~ - , n. Z. ALIOWAf.
gssh nile, sepi. -, it5s sspsz-a
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WE now in receipt Of large and choice as
w sOrtmenI of
Groceries and Liquors.,
comprising every article in line, and to which
would respectfully solicit the attention Of the trade
SUGARS.
800 hhds La Sugar;
100 bbls Bait. Crushed 125 bxs Havana dof
Sugar; 800 bbls Molasses;
so bbs Powd. Sugar; $50 = do do;
% - GranduLlIGd do; so bbls Golden Syrup;
so bxs Il Loaf do; Is tierces Clarified Sugar.
Sundries.
$50 bags Rio Coiee5 so casks English Soda;
DDS 20 Laguira Coffee; 100 dozen Buckets;
so Z" Pepper; 40 nests Tubs;
IS % Spice; 80 "a bxs tHare's Extra
Is IS Almonds; Tobacco;
Is bbls Pecans; $4,000 ass't'd Cigars, extra
us kits Mackerel; brands;'
IS cases Teas; % tierces Rice;
800 bXs Star Candles; 30 cases Pickles.
$50 " Summer do so O. Matches;
275 90 Boston Soap; IS coils Lutte Rope;
so % Foxes Starch; csks Dutch Nader;
25 cases Sardines; 10 ceroons indigo;
400 bNs Scotch HerrinGs; II bbIs Alum,
$50 bales Cotton Irvine; &c, &c, &c.
Liquors.
6 casks Malaga Wine; 200 cases st. Julian Clare
Is 4 g Old sherry so - 'Haut fallen"
10 u % Old Port Wine; 'EeXtra;''
. a - Madeira - 100 baskets Champagne;
3 "a Pipes Champagne rs cases Champagne Cider;
Cognac-eXra; 80 " Brandes-astd,
10 "a pipes Otird, Dupuy 40 I" Brandy Cherries;
x Co, COgnac; $50 bbls Country Whisky;
10 casks Jamaica Rum; 500 - ReCtitied do;
25 81 Louisiana do; 800 pack Us Dom. Brandies,
IL puncheon Hol Gin; etc, etc.
LANIER, PHILLIPS CO.,
june1O. No SO Market street.
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VIM II. HORN ~iil coatlnde the business al tn
old stand Colegs street, whore Akllnul sOFAaIS.
will be found execute aay work rdsted Ia nis
sarr. septIs-lu
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Nails,

q 000 KEGS ShOenberger's Nails, all sizes
~,OOU 100 kegs flour barrel nails;
100 90 finishing -
100 90 fencing 90
SO Z" 4, 3, and inch Spikes; in store
and for sale by W. II. GORDON & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-07

The Great Calico soiree-Cumplimen 70 Miss
At meeting Of the Howard Bread Society held at the
residence Treasurer Mr. nsdals in East Eighteenth
street. eveaing Mr. Psrns Secretary Of the society,
proposed, IN compliment to Miss Annie NJ Andrews, that
the name Of the society be altered 10 that Of the
Hunter Woods Benevolent Society, and tina. measures be
taken forthwith perpetuate the usefulness the or
ganzaon by incorporation, &C. beng the general SEN
tment II all assembled that the implied wish of Miss An
drews should be promptly responded TO- the proposition
was complied with by vips vote, given uaan
mous7y.
General wAED, in an eloquent and tou ching address
reviewed the chrng "reminiscences Of Miss Andrews self
sacrificing visit Norfolk during the prevalence there
Of the yellow fever the OF 1856 and eulogzed
strain Of fervid eoqunoe the martyr like spirit dis
played by the noble Mayor Of Norfolk who, in the dis
charge of self imposed duty sacrificed his life IN effort
to stay the march OF the dread destroyer. Hunter
Woods is American Howard sad the speaker), and
country can beast Florence Nightingale in the
person Of Annie N. Andrews"
Mr. TsDAIE followed General Ward IN brief but inter
esng statement concerning the generous intention OF Miss
Andrews devote the entire profits which may
from the sale of her forthcoming to the relief of the
widow Of Mayor Woodis and informed the meeting that
the ball committee in the good work foot TO
tribute through the fundamentally of the Calico Dress
Soree additional relief TO the poor of the city of New
York-a city whose hospitality and generosity Miss An
WIN. H. BROWNE, ESD, and others addressed the meet
ing and after discussing business matters relating TO the
grandl soiree to be given at the Academy OF Music
informal vote TAKEN for the purpose Of ascertanng
the views of those present reference 10 the Presidency
of the Society (now vacant). when Moses II. Grinnel
received six votes General Sanford four votes Mark
Spencer two votes, and Peter Cooper two votes.
On motion the meeting adjourned, subject the call Of
the Executive Committee.
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ActDxsY Mpsic- AN who desire TO enjoy rood music
at cheap rates should the Academy ontt and bear
Madame In Grange and Carl Formes Ia the celebrated
German opera entitled " Martha"
BsosBwsY Tpsns "A long h,t f amusing and novel
tsnments which the equesuans gyrnnasts aero.
bats ssgaccus elephant trained DOGS tigers &c will par.
ueipaie, is offered at this house 10 uight
NBIos-The Ravcls and their famous troupe of panso.
mmss are TO appear this evening IN the comcaty of
Thc Conrabaodst and elegant spectacle Of "The Golden
Egg" Mile HnirotA also performs the tight rope
BowrY.-1he ever popular drama q "Putnam !" which
has been reproduced with all It's original crc IL nightly
ehtiiing the piandis q The multitude. will be-
this evening by varVus equestrian and other ieals
BrproSFA capital bill IL offered fo< the heucat Of Mr.
Charles Mathews fhs evening. II comprises the "Coni
cal CopnteH }" "Bue Devils. =" ole would be an Aotor
and Brougbsms burl,sqse Of columbus"
wAnAcK's.-Ncssrs. Blake, Lester Johnston and Sloan
md Nesdaues Hoey Blake, Cooke and Allen continue
win much applause in the very successful piece denom
mated the 81 Of New York"
LARA KuNE's -Taylor's comedy of the Ut neauul
Match IL again 10 he followed by the scenic burlesdue
called 1" HARLEQUIN nuo Beard Miss Keone and Messrs
Jordan, Jefferson and Burnett perform in the first
ANrsucss MysEvs The exciting drama Of rernp,a.
tim tho Irish Emgrant is 10 be performed this after
Noon and the highly successful legendary spectacle en-.
Valentine and orsor" in the evening.
MICRO MfNsrRE1sY In addition 20 the customary va
rioy Of melodies, SONGS and burlesques George Criay
and Woods Mnstres tender the Imaginable farce Of New
Year Calls - and The Byants the whimsical sceue styled
the Golden Kingdom"
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United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Ingersoll.

DISPUTED CLAIM OF GRAHAM AdAINsr THE
CONSUL OF HANOVER.
JAN. 6.-John Graham us. Edirdrd Nucker, Meyer ana
Others This case which involves claim TO the steamers
Ocean Bird, United States and st. lawrence now running
between the ports of Cuba and Cadz and the aggregate
value of which estimated $500 600 was commenced
many months ago in the Superior Court The complain
alleged that the vessels pledged as collateral Sc
cury for the payment Of usurious interest," amounting
SO 600 500 900 lent to him by the defendants Tor
months and that bills of sale were adopted to cover
the usurous loan The defendants denied that any loan
had been made them but asserted that they bad pur
chased the vessels sos O0O without any conditions or
qualifications The defendant Stucken, who is Consul Gen.
eral TO the United States for the Kingdom OF Hanover
having pleaded his Official status the was dismissed
by the Court for want of jurisdiction The pantm next
filed bis bill Circuit Court Of the United States and
upon application some time ago for writ of ne eDedt
against stucken, who was alleged was about 70 leave
the country the question raised whether cases affect
ing consuls could be tried before any other tribunal than
United States Supreme Court Judge Nelson held that
the jurisdiction of the not exclusively In the Su
prene Court conferred upon the inferior tribu
mails the federal judiciary Of which the Circuit Court
Since that time the parties have been busy in
preparing evidence before United States Commissioner,
preparatory to n speedy trial Of the case.
Application made a'e yesterday evening to Judge
pgcrso order for arrest Of the defendant Meyer
which granted and bail xed atthe sum of $500 ooo
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Personal Intelligence.

AMONG the passengers who went out yesterday the
Persia were Mr.. Cyrus W. Field the Vice President Of the
New York, Newfoundland and london Telegraph compa
ny, and VI Everett, the engineer whom has boon
trusted tue direction and supervision Of the mechanical
arrangements for the laying of the Atlantic Telegraph
cable next eumm~
v,,., ARRIvALs.
Gardner and lady Mss Gardner IN sardnrr Mr. RIO.
and tvS children, Mrs Morton n Allen Miss
soim joea rsi. Jss socssl sgn n , Dn
HofcTman.F Horermsn Rohgi-rotal q
For Liverpool N The steamship Ps~sia-CApssin and Nrs
Nv Yors Mr. pssssss Brooiyn Nssss vs. kssIsss
xrsrSrd foste Lsyrin Drum Montpelier Julius ,..esge
nNsssels Tbo- Britain, Jno Andersen J Jas Taylor
Beni.o Herrars sorh America; Manuel de Hildsleo DO
%. CO hyde, Mancaes,cr BrJgue. Montreal. James
nsctee Canada west: Frsacico Csr1enaL Felipe aorso
yalsI 9 Hassary. sssiana; Cyrus FIELD, New yoIs
non sobn Robertson, ~ Jobus New Brunswici
Mrs We igsweod Enssnd Mr. = LIye Mr. LyeII and
Everr. U \, y: hexrs jos - Bart Lawrence Mase
az Lnes NC WI Pratt, Ala, Root samuel, Mont
Hx joSss T R@si S fuero i k@rssd
Jos PsnJ.sp n, rhlsdepha rar,i, & Haywood Mas
n ssS osD ss ROygry s New zeasge
Mack n,ie keoisnd Mrs fsrsS erses New I Yors,
n Sss w.. Sa Dovs S Gs s f Ser
Hsrnpsh.e Mis. Egan. New York; Nexrs V Erich, New
New tsrE Va Donald saeraIneuIs; Q " San NYorR
J Aokroyd New York; Nurrock New YORK George Bart
lei, New H,k; Mrs seely Me-. York ", Ko,iosh Mari
Brush ZIP Dasenpor; VIM F.rasen, London. 1oai-9i
For st. Tomas in the bark Iles-a Benaeld ana lady
P,nssou Mr. Laime~, T J. Green, Mrs Green, Cat
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d
The public should be or their guard against these bills
CAfTrRE o ALLEGED RTvER THsvEs-John Smith. Will
liam Brown Thos Wright William Peti, and John Baker
taken into ccstody by policemen Reeves and Duffy
cf the Eleventh precinct charge stealing quantity
OF lard butter and cheese valued at $500 the soop
westchester lying at the foot Of Grand street East
The accused deteed at the foot of Seventeenth
street, East river with the property in their possession
Three OF the prisoners discovered carng the pro-
perty 10 the pier in question where they were ioed bv
the others when the police pounced upon the party
and took them all into custody Justice steers committed
the accused for trial each in default of 81 600 bail
D,SeYHovs ILLNESS Rsv. nv KNOX Rev Dr. John
Knox Of the Dutch Reformed church this city, lying
dangerously III At his residence, of Mcrocr and
Fourth streets II that Tuesday afternoon the
doctor fell nom his piazza TO the below dts
lance Of some ten feet and seriously injured his head
taken up nsensble and has since remained in very
low state He alive at eleven O'Clock last nigr. but
the physicians were doubtful whether he would
the night
FIRE IN WARD sorooI No. 2e-About half past eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning fire occurred in the rear
building connected with this school II originated from
neglec, IN constructing the ues and exngushed by
the principal with basin Of water. This building is die.
from the school building Il was formerly
dwelling house and when arranged school purposes
a small part OF the old atiing left the hot
air hence the Ere. There about three hun
small children the building nj the time, all of whom
passed perfect safety The teachers deserve
the thanks OF the parents o, the children appro
baton Of the schoo officers Of the ward for care they
took Of the children and the presence Of mind which
they N anifested in such alarming circumstances.
fHx EIGHB AvySrE.-Between o and : O'Clock
on Monday evening, fire discovered the second
ncor Ct No 500 Eighth 1t originated in the pre-
misses occupied by Henry Goetz as a dwelling The
flames extnEuished with pals Of water when ,he
engines arrived but nowthstandng streams of wa
ter put on and the stock of fancy goods owned by
T. Jacobson, and the stock Of clothing by Henry
Goetz damaged 10y water several hundred dollars
M Jacobson insured cor :eoo IN the Pacific Insurance
Company and Mr. Goetz In the Rutgers and Hamilton In
Companies for 81 $50 yoek and $500 on lrni
ture The building is owned by James shaw II is
damaged about fl0-not Insured.
INV York TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE "A meeting Of this
association called last evening but only seven men
present at the time appointed.