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CITY ITEMS.

Matinee will be given at the Academy this after
noon GazzancG. Laborte, Formes, Stefani, Moreli
and Others appear.
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sud Dollar PHorccgAPH G.ILEEY r.-oste. iu Ma, a. -
BroucWay enlarged and improved, szfvvabr c,A ~
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The Juvenile Temperance Gathering comes off TO-
day, a. the Cooper Institute, at o'clock. All who
intend going had better he at the hall before the time
named, us there is great crowd expected.
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SEDUcrIoy.-Miss Elizabeth Reilly, young lady
Of eighteen, residing at No. % West Nineteenth
street, charges that for year past one Robert H.
IIeacock, plumber courtcd her, and promised her
marriage going far as to engage Ellen Roach, one
Of her friends, to " stand up at their wedding The
marriage was to have been celebrated in February
last. On the 9th of that month Miss RELY charges
that she was induced to accompany her lover to
saloon in Broadway, and while there, under solemn
promise of marriage ne seduced her. She now finds
that his promises only made to be broken, for
he has since refused to make her his wife. Justice
Kelly held Nj. IleacOck ior examination.
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METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-This n

MEIhsllt lABlEE hAIDR STROP.-Ih,s IL n
table article may b. obtained VI the SUE Manufacturer.
SANDERS No AsiOr House. aid II ,he various Agent. ,n -
out the city.
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ACCIDEST oS SHIPBO,RD.-Joscph Conn, an Irish
saur 10 years Of fell from the oret0plas' Of ;hr snip Amos
Andersen At Ore.uTour Thursday sustaining compound
Isn,ted fracture the thigh H. the Hospital
where he died IN III. Of the night.
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Now is the time
To buy your C.SPErs

10 pnN Noui I Akfhte.
English Nclvr's, q % 70 per y.ra
Real English Brussels q % 10 pr yard.
kouF Oicln'hs. . 20 O. pr ward
HISsht ANDERSON, ~. - Bower,
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ScASD.LoUs RENcoSTRE.-A scandalous scene oc-
CURED Thursday afternoon IN fashionable saloon m broad
w.y A. eurss,d husband rushed into tue saloon md chsed
captain u police whose hesGquarrr are NOT thousand m'
from Commissioner Uhce, aud who there IN company
with .ad husbands wife IT, police captain made very hur-
ned and unccreunnious after having received disgrace
ul licking" The husband then took has wife aud departed
amid the plaudits # an excited crowd. lErpress
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BrRyED TO DEATH.-A little girl Of six years, named
Catharine Hanson, found by her father on Thurs
day evening, at his house in Cherry street, when he
went from his work nearly dead her clothes having
taken fire while playing near bonfire in the street
during his absence. The little sufferer survived but
few hours.
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GRAxD LARoESY.-.John Cooley arrested yes
rdsy on charge larceny preferred BY George Wood Of
100 Wrs Twenty street Nh Wood says that wne
h. was In saloon in Ninth aud picked
his pocket Of wallet containing 0s and up the p'cSet
book Subsequently the barseeper handed Wood 49, where
tore be- alleges Cooley stole the othe. go Justice Kelly
lcd him for 'risl.
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AcCIDESI.--A Young man named II. j. Hobson,
engaged as clerk at No. - fourteenth street, fell
through the hGchways Of said building last evening
and badly injured that he died in half an hour
thereafter
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ALLEGED FALSE PRETENsEs.-Mr. Isaac Mix jr.,
carriage-dealer of Broadway, charges that Anthony
York of Lima, Livingston County, n Y, in the year
1896 bought - coo worth of carriages forthe avowed
purpose of establishing his son in business as livery
stableman in Chicago. The notes which Mr.. York
gave were not met at maturity, and still remain I'M
paid. Mr.. Mix subsequently learned that his customer
had transferred the carriages and other property to
his son. and then became nsolvent, he believed,
for the purpose of deirauding his creditors Officer
McCord furnished with a warrant issued by Justice
Connolly went out to arrest York. the other day, and
found him at Genesseo, attending to suit. Upon
being arrested his friends procured writ of habeas
corpus and took him before Judge Strong, who dis
charged the writ. McCord started with his prisoner
for this city, but getting mired before reaching the
railroad depot, new writ obtained, upon which
Judge Strong decided to hold him to bail in $500 to
appear before Justice Connolly on Monday next The
officer therefore compelled to return without his
prisoner.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcTDE.--Andrew Burkhard, resi-
dent of No. 1911 Baxter street, yesterday morning,
while suffering from mental depression, put the muz-
ze Of doube-barreed pistol to his mouth and fired
Although shockingy wounded, he was not killed, and
the physicians at the Hospital, hther he was taken,
think lie NAV survive.
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FIRE ~ JAcEsoS srRrEr.-Yesteriay morning a
fire occurred in the cigar store No. y Jackson street
and before the flames could be extinguished the
premises damaged 10 the amount Of 500. No
lnsuranct.
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Ro1ryRus.-On Thursday, while the msosz
The citizen, wer- sway fron thrir home: snes "a vsr
Son Thieves took that Opportunity % rob th,r r. nsy
In s ca-es successful In carp inr on con,draos
Tn. bous. Of Mr. H. Titus No 4st Grand STR 800. he
money and ie~-ry valued AZ =a The nou.so, ~ -
No 100 saith Xhd street, entered ana foooyt
quantity Of ,-~tlry and oI-y. The thi-yrs ~ 49,
1,.- k.y. and op~n trunk which Zoo ~
nth a lu,my Tn g,ods aiken were 'Nasa o. T''~'
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The anniversary meeting Of the New-York Coloni
cation Society j. to be held in the Reformed Dutch
Church, corner of Lafayette place and Fourth street
on Tuesday evening at u clock.
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FATAL AccIDEST.-A singular accident occurred to
ca1man named James Dugan, on Thursday evening,
which caused his death. While loading his cart with
furniture in Hudson street, near Grove he slipped,
and fell across the Eighth Avenue Railroad track and
before be could regain his feet ear No 3d. which was
passing at the me went his body, breaking his
back. lie WAS carried TO the NewYork Hospital,
where he expired on Friday morning. The driver of
the car was wholly blameless, rs Mr.. Dugan fell and
was run over before il possible 10 stop the car.
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FROM ALBANY.

From o.. Owe C5grT7oaasls
ALBANY, Monday, March % $50.
4 large number Of bills were reported IN the
Assembly to-day. several Of which we're Of import.
ance 10 Ne~-YoIk City AID vicinity. Among
them are the Brooklyn Sewerage bill; the bill to
smend the Brooklyn Water-Worss Act; relative
20 Agencies Of Lie ard Fire Insurance Compa-
MES; against cblargi1g tie powers Of Judges IL
New-lOIk; relative 10 the Marine Court Ot New
York.
MI POSD from the majority Of the Committee
on Cities and villages, reported a comprehensive
bill 10 prescribe certain duties, powers, textures oil
flee and emouments of the departments IN the
New York Municipal Government. The bill IS a
compound Of the several propositions IN the hands
If tie Ctnulitee. IL. provisions are as follows: On
ne ls- Of JAY, 1872 the Ten Governors Of The AIMS
Houss are to be abolished, and Elk ALms-House Com
uiissiouels sre 20 take Their place. These Commis
sIoneIs 10 tt appointed by tie Mayor and Super
ysofs. TIE Commissioners jlst sppoi7ted are to
Rave thee terms o. Office 81 follows two til Jsnd-
ary sol Two TIL Jsrusry II - ard two I'LL January,
1915. Af;eTssId their tenn OF office L 70 be III
yesIs. confirm CT ec toe Appointments OF these
Commissioners, there must be najJT'y 81 81 me
surer isOis AL the pOscr snc duties Of the present
BoaId Of Ten Governors are rev 70 the rev board
The board has, b'sO, especial power 70 remove
sbd sppCiu o.. n err Cihcers. The Office Of Cty To-
sp- Ci0T slso abolished and IN lie place BuTeaa OF
The chiei q tie b1resG y to be s physician, az
yesIly salsTy o. - 90. The bureau charged with
the praoies! enforcement o, the heath law sod 'ue
r, snla iot % births marriages and ces,hs TIE BOOKS
q the City Inspector department are 70 b Transferred
10 the Few taIeAn. The Beard a Heaib, IS coCs,.
tuied consists o! the Mayor PIi1enis q tie Board
Of Aldermen and Con- clT-u. tie Supervisor, toe
Ccptrue- tie hs 9Th Ohcer the Reslcen. Physician,
tne Health Commissioners, ana The President % tne
Cf5ttu B1hIG. To meetings. u the Board VI lleaIl
az, IA be expressly cCIyeIed by the Mayor. TIE od
towrrs OF ice BoarJ col tinued. IL the Finance
Dtpsltu Ell ttrf: i constituted Deputy 'ColiTo4vf,
phc NscGEty occUIs tie u4iIL of COn1s, taxes
the Place # C,ruo.er. Tie collection 81 ssessmeris
lsuGss = part g the FLaICs DepaIimeot. FOR the
letter ufses Of Ieytbue, tAe care 81 the natEss -
Gwen 70 the Finance De psitneIt Toe Heath ar
d.Is ,io- = all isLed. Inspectors AID S--leIs OF
Wsi.h's ere paced uJ4tT tie AaSoE. Ice duty
Of c A-us tn st-tfts i. transferred " tas Cro."a
AocsiYct Board. TIE Bartaa Of Saeei Ciesnlng
!. tor Us pGfp1se established, tue ehle. etncsf
"a lie Sir Ilspto.tE, WITH CIa deputy ~ eaea rsio
No bureau ~ e.oiksfip LOs eIvt'r- 10 70 Oe hOiv-
sstdAg tSe CouEt CCUrca, uuless lie -ead o. ne
Iextf.i H.; sal SIX q. tie MAJOR = Il GpDcti a.
'h-teas al 10 Q, teen At pleascir, eioei Tie
C,SllLsr. re S,I-et Jc-1 s'.cI7T-, C;oio- At E.
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FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL or TIE EMPIRE CITY,

I'M ILLINOIS BROKEN HER SHAFT.
lie s:t suship En- pue Cry from Hsvsra tie 9Th
irst sIrvei ttre a; O'Clock this morning. Tas fol
lcw'rg is Der 1ur,er's IMPORT.
TIE upife CIV Capt Grfiu. Ieft New Orleans on
tie airh list AID, SITTER being detained On the bN
rn.t. en- houls arrived at Hsys5s the I'D, 81 -
p m. Entered the hSrbor IN company With the y. 5.
Ma Sean ship ComPatys steamship limos, from
A-pir val far Nsw.YoTk With specie, mails snd ~
passeugeT ebich had put IL with damage 10 her ma
cliferF, working "a q stsTOoaId engine OGly.
We fogrd in port the T. Inpzny steamer Granada,
Lieut. Bern NOD, 10 nhich were Transferred the treas
ure cue $50 Passengers from the LhIol' The p:
CIV having received ber usual mail passengers and
fYrigb' from Havana took on board 100 bags OF Gait
foIrIa ais from tue uioo.e std 100 of her passeo-
gsTs ard ef 81 On tie 2ith Tor tas port 10 be
followed by the Granada, above, three hoars later.
The Illinois, Capt. hoGowan, was to proceed, AFTER
Goa II sDd repairing damages to machinery.
Hesth Is siul good al HaTsns some arrests Of out
EIDE CubsIs rA,uraized in toe States, being made
On tie ounce Of prevetto' Plan, iesrrs lest misch!
msy be doie u2less their action bs anticipated.
A cargo Of Africans landed the preceding week.
Stock Of Sue AZ on hand St the two porte Of HAys's
and MstAIzss, 100000 boN.s. Prices uncha ssd,
ID 8 eoupwsId tendency. FreigLts not improved.
Extbarge on London, loalCi prem; No@-fork'
ldgi dis Nsw.OIk ans, par 10 2 cent dis L. )
60 d cors . = cent dis. TIE Empire City briggs iso
Ea,sC bgtrs and specie, ISL 500.
10y Te.esraph.i
CHARLEsIoN Msrch 81, 1853.
TIE steamship Isabel hss anivei with Haysns and
Key West dates of the 9th.
sugers were quiet but trim AZ Hsysna, with holders
asking q reals fer ID. S. No. IL. Mu4ooSadoes were
unchanged.
Noises, was seIirg at reals for Clsyed, and reals
fer Muscovsco.
Sterling Exchange Wa dropping at TO- per cent
premium.
Exc'arse en- New-Yck, ca days, al per cent die
count on New Orleans, short sight, par to per cent
premium.
The schooner Kane, from Ssgus for New-iork, with
molssses, arrived al hey We,t 9th, leaking, and
would discharge
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A MOCsTAIs or Books The State Of Ohio anna
ally sppropns,es ab ut $4,000 to the purchase Of
tcbool sppsIs'us ard books for her School Lbra.iss
This large amount Is Trssd BY tax OF onetenth u .
mill on the dollar Of tho entire pro- ery valuson OF
the State Under iris lay, the Hon. Anon Smith,
State Commissioner Of SCHOOL, Concluded q contract
Lac. September, with TIE Msszrs. Ap 1lston Of this
Ct y TO supply the State with her library books 5or
1883 Accordingly, all the free spsce the floor Of
the nmfnse ssesroom al App'etoL's, is low occupied
bysfes mases Of thee books piled 7oidly Ike bricks,
Iesdy for packing ard shipment. 10 bulk, they nsss
% solid oores and they weigh - tuas. PIED
On end shelf 10 tee ususl manner, and a. close
together possible, teey would extend from tas City
Hal to Usion sqaars, or distance Of two miles. We
under.snd lbs, Messrs, Appleton have inside arrange
merits to trsrspcr. the entire lot By specai freight
train, 70 be run straight through from this city to Co
lrmtus TIE binding, which il aoisorm, is bssl'ifai
.ud tnbs.n,aL Each volnne is le'tere3 the back,
with the title Of tie book, su.hors nsms, aud ths
marx Of the "Onio s. Library 1872 The seisc.ioos
have been made excu,yely by tue Comm'ssoner, 70
whom great cet /, due Tor the intelligent and malicious
msnter in with he has discharged 80 import ant Q
duty. Tbs Gao lie best appreciated BY an inspection
of biz Ls, from which the folio wsg titles vita the
nuuber Of oope. required Of each work are taken ~
TsDdcm:
1870 oo.db,'' Phyeory l.So Walls ssA f.i.. a.
Au.ercar FIrueT Ii EB<ians, 90 BVUts Pss9, Lops
bsbCFa Pceus loo DsLss Ho-ss5sh Boz 81 ro.ry.
l4n sonE and salsts Of toe R.voLoen, So Lo,siaSs
UTfed s',tss 1880 Ms kbksod's nenoin q "ssasfoe,
lGS Esfo,s ard Hero Wcntip, 30 Ssw Amer an " p~
e. 5 A4A-ie, Fr.lee 20 o0ss,s. L.a:s ~ o.'ssa
ipE so Rossl s.o-ss Nerce lo nooes Ac1ecsn E,o-
qarpes 10 Bsaiots Abfdsnssns a Conps.aeaS usssiss
G Yogu. ~ Hop.. tesrce. LEO Lite OF Ceafs XII.
1880 Elio. Fnit Box $50 FLINT o. Urssis 90 foaass
arr N.rla ou C.te tso iBceeos II A1..rla Hlstasy
ss NSarn. Rla. Az. and s.adls oss, LeS Ei.e..ieal
2s,grsps, $50 lLols szs Ee, P~ops s. Sor,s folx -
Da n s,9L Api,7:aIa gs.sry, 20 Ma IA " Us%y.A
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coNrNFpc1AT- INTFTIrcFNCE.

IIyEsF0OL CoTTOs MAEEET.-The Brokers Cir
seti ., 7lo t.I vhilh 100 'Peeu,s;o- aao
80. s ~ Us,.1 STAT. b, tie Az ea osu.-g a.
sdvArct 81 q7,ieoa tAe finer CO. rPon, 20 - e- u
., = t.e % tes a. IL - ~ ., - :. :
oL sGFoI the lnaset cosag tfn 81 ne 0do"ias 81
,sciz>c a1ots:icEs ,-
M!ddlns Og.rsns....7 'oo ts!I IIaE1s ~ q
f1 moe,' az 20 y .e,ii SP.aai ,:, ''
STATE or TEtDE Is M.SCHEsrER.-Ihe sdylces
u Be cbs,:er cOLGus1 fsyo,sse ana CoTToA re,asa
6. II Thor Sl.o u1Ie tOl tyf t-e CIar-rIt
LYIEPcUI BEEADsrrTFs MAEEEr. - Mess's.
Rrfse'ou. sP'ac' O. q,o: y,IJ e.. arse, 70, "a. a.
&c, IA o3s pfcr, re LarE iiyoitas olNtia
W.T.. 57aN en- N.a ana ie.o~ a. - Ws.,e
Sd7 f--ta NAsst Las 5es- i!Eala iot a. aeHi %
IIyIHfoGL PROVISION Marx T.-Messrs. b gland
sthysL CO R''t-e.on. Sp'r.r Co jan aebsnry co
ottsi' bee! tir or 70, goo o. D.; t1~rs al
qg.t. Ls,d dan ,de' reported Amsi.eaH T'1'a L. n
L,y,kto0L pEoprcy MARyE7 The Broker aud
o,hr t0lesr' o. a.oSs aai maze 's1 COZ
Fo,s tG.2 c.o-lg e. Tie hir-f .ac Prits -
So su;Ar tt'yl Lots trn Re hrn Tor 500 0lsfar
s3 cItsIg thr s ses OhAn .s.Iaee bl'igr's vito
r,t-s Lnseec ui slow Of air BE- ph'.. 1ta
hiee Eosis 'ie.ey a, o. j, foi eomon s'.' 41ipes
LoNUus MAIEErs-Msss-e. Bsu0g BrothfTs
quote ye-y dul ard NJ lower 90 Etg,,'ni torrsa
ea.c;. Waite AHtr!rsn 81 c+2 laos --eseyl RAJ ~ :
Bar. 40 6a 4o5 svG.s OIL ana t. Over. Rct qli-t
CoffLE Dgoysrt. LINs.ED CsSts IA Eo'd demand f"rs
d .
.pgtN OF advanced. .' z i02 Coo on, G5i sPIElrs
TurP,>7sr firm At - D, Rouge, 10 all Tea Gi'"i, bat
hIni, toI EoU ils. -
U.yEs MaEkETs-For the week ending March =
Ttsre Lsi been shsat Advance on al sId, coILoN he
market closing quiet ,ses Of toe week 1909 bales IA quo
ts.n 0i for Tree OTct se, and s' for B,s STOCK Ia
pert 90 ts Flour tsc ming teurea y a1a prices
u,re u uirs POT tSBEs firm A. ar for Old AID 81 f0r
New FEARL ASHES firm a; i5dih coyfsE trI. oiLs
Gull BIT rather attend hiCE dgi BIT FIRM ersAE q1ir:
,rd rouirsl L,RD dull ard nomiasi NHALEBoAE-oA-es
Uuin pcitsLt . -,
LosBos MOSrY MARVEr.-The market ia slightly
more fll g-I goo1 oemard The ion IN the baaE
Of Eussuu hss c!Sss. since the ~, We-sy report
CcIsc cJsse fh2ays sCQJ. for both m1ury s1a 81
count
Ae.r. Barring Brother. quote Bsr silver 81 Doi.s, o.
Esges, 70 &.
LATEST MARKETS.
LIyEHPJoL, Saturday, March 1872
CoTToN steady sers TO-DAY rsluar0i 1000 os
of vbcb o1 taken speculation ALL ioI export
BEEADSTUFFs cu.
PROVISIONS que! and stescy.
LospoS Saturday Afternoon
CoNsois r'oSsd steady &C. r bota aid scco-G!.
AnIsiCAS S7OcEs.-mssss Bsnt & Brothers c. report
I'd rurtrl butiGsts p.eyi0, r2t-s Illinois Leats ksa
az had szty ,dvsuCsd 5hArgs quoted 81 S5d3 dis
co'ut; bonds 81 dollars
Mesf, Bel Co. report h1srrsa without J
chtuge, excepting the inpfoyern 10 OF the nDis CaaA
NJ. ssttt rthW ate reports al Improved demsAe.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER

La. nigh. OF s O'Clock, . meet desperate dssm<
vss u sds To urder Uary Jentings, the -sn-sss~s
sporting ehsras bat the eesgss OF the vou' ~
murerer we're fcruI s,.ly ifcsis.sd by one OF tas
Deputy SHERIFF. OF Bioohbr. ice particulars o. tss
sf,ir se foloss: Harry lie the proprietor Of US
sptrtrg pisces, No. ~ Madison street. AL h'nasss
Hal in White srse,. Ga THURSDAY naot las ssAs
ara Harry bsd squAIrel In Isisiioa 10 tho cosssc o.
ke.psr named She's, employed 81 tue kssees-
street Hou.e ~ben John sad that the boy mus. %
discharged or he John would quit the pace. HaSrf
refused 10 discharge the boy. upon winch Joss gaze
shea severe be,irg AGO ia consequence the qss'r@
betsetr John ard Harry , a. resumed. o''oeT ~e
srsed between tho parties, when Joha WA sa"
hes d 10 say tho, ere or tse other mu't lei" m
pl,ts. ard Re gSve expression 70 serious shrea.e.
Mating further occurred IN the ms'ter u1td sss'
riclt. sten John attempted the murder OF hsUy
.hon he claims 20 bis b-cther. Harry was tsas'eg
70 ''.di'cu ',reet rear HE place, tslk'rg 70 Dseu.
sh Fl Hor,r e. Brooklyn, vbsn John suddealy ~
pcs, he'd them. and without utteriog word psosas
bouo e-bsir,lsd p,tol a. Hsrys bre>st, and hred
TIE ball struck the cousr-bade and glanced %.
csuiirg bed flesh wound Hs1y tEies up bis sra
TO ce'erd hmse when the SECOND shot, sblch quickly
followed the first took ,fFsc, in his hand, causing
serious wound
NJ Homer a. orcs ipterfersd ard, sezisg John
detained tim until the arrival Of Officers PoasaAA
ard L.wreroe Of the Seventh Precinct. Who 10 II the
accused into custody ard coHmtted him TO . cell
Harry c.pss thai any Relationship exist, bo'wsss
John and hims,lf. John confessed that he intended
urdsripg Henry, ard said tbs he bought the .''sS
on purocse 10 commit the deed Mr.. Jenringss hasS
was shAtisreJ end be vii usIouotedy loss tee css
NJ
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Fire i'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Monday, March %, 1889.
Tie chmphers factory Of IIagn Bolton 4 Co, on
Mill street, near Pratt, was burnt At noon to-day.
Loss g to0i DO insurance. a large portion OF the
stCtk was saved
The steamer Pstapsco, from Charleston, arrived to-
DAY, picked up or Saturday n boat If the chip Aga
NOM on eor'aipng tie captain and 'onr Of the crew.
Nheu the Patspsco came MP with the ASamemntn u,
sticb s ashore Cd Curritu,s, the captain and crew
returned to the vessci which full Of water. Tee
rest Of tie crew were engaged in unbendHg the sal
The steamer Adelaide recently purchased 10 Bost"n
10 reps he steamer North Carohns OF the Norfolk
line hunt a fes months since arrived to-dsy in thirty
seven hours frcm New.YoIk. She had rouga
naaaarp
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HALrrAN, Monday, March q, 1850.
Tho X. 81. s.eau sup Niagara, Capt Miller, from
1iverpool at p. m OF tire l2th, arrived al Halifax a
Ip. n. Of sundsy the 9th inst.
Tie Niagara experienced strong westerly gales dur
ing the r-t egbt csys Of her pssesge, and wa de-
tsipfd Fl HALIFAX Hs.byT IL hours by fog.
Ste reports, 18Th incl, passed chip Emily A. Hale
q miles northeast Of Tn.ksr bound ou. at p. NJ.
game day passed steamship Africa, froR New-Yors.
The Cunard screw stesmer Alps, bound for Ha.itaX
and New York left Liverpool a. about the same time
O. the Niagara aud entered Halifax Haroor with her
The screw steamship Indan, from Portland, arrived
q, Liverpool at 2s. m Of 'bs 10th.
Tie Cunafd tcreR.,tesmer Lebanon, from New
York. arrived at Liverpool ct noon Of the ilth.
TIE screw. steamer E5inourgb, from New \ Ork, ar
nyed a. Glasgow on the l2'h.
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FIRES.


FIRE Is FROST STREET.
Last nigh. al 9 O'Clock FIRE broke Oh. n the eI-
teLs.ve steam sGs mill Of Hsmes, Graham 8 20, No.
$40 Front street, extending through TO No. J2 South
street. Tue ire originated in the eDgine-roOn, aud
tLtIce extended 10 toe large pattern s1Jp belonging
20 Fsro1s Iron Work., adjoining. The pattern
shop, with It's contents, valued al $3.50, wac
entirely destroyed. Sad to Do insured, bat
II Wat ConpsL.es we could 10: learn. OTng 10 the
coz fusio !. Impossible 70 ascertain whs; amount
Of damage dole 70 tie eD9neroorn CT HAYES,
Graham s Co. TIE ssS.nlil escaped damage by FIRE,
but trsnCbei It'll water ana tns hinery much
inGIed thereby. Thomas BVlGs, Tile maker oecapy-
iIg shop in the bai.aing, sGstained shgtt ismaze
rsuIsd fer $50.