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RED RIVER.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY atsP M
,ur-. REG ULAR RED RIVER LOW
o. h. Wafer Semi-Weekly Packet .,n--In place OF the
Rapides-For Alexandria, Nnrmon's,
HGortou's and all intermediate lsndngs-The hne,
light draught passenger Era No. T. c. j. Bastow,
master, leaves every Saturday at + N.
And Era No 5, G. l.. kouns MASTER leaves every Wed.
nesday at T. NJ. for The above.
Connec ing regularly Alexandria With the light draft
taking freight through without delay
Shreveport Grand Bayor Campe Grand Ecore St. Maurice
Cote all Intermediate landings For freight passage
apply on board. - ....
VIRGINIuB c. DESTZEL,
de- Advertising gent.
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III H. Is tQRnsuEsT t0rrlcE, No. 10 Gsnp Street, -
s5;rs g Friday Morning. December lss 1861.
81 IL j. Il sArravsd Yesterday. X
- s.,,Yrz, AZ a y '''Ff VIZ
II Clara Dolsen, Dunning, I'm Memphis. N.Y.
Music, Dalferes, I'm Donaldsonville.
s IbsryilIe = Nice uoid, I'm Fort Adams.
Laurel Hill. Heno. I'm Bayou Sara ! -
Acadia, Vincent, fm Donaldsonville.
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TABLE showing the yalua6 Taxabs Property Of the State
Tenpess the value Of per acre aver
veae Of taxable slaves and State tax for series of
4 years e95s5f5 M s5s5ss,5ss "A f8sf-
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The following Communication was read
487.s 5s.rssl = n BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDEREBN,
r. gstsa ~. ~ -.r...4a November 26, 1861 S
To the Honorable the President and Members gg gs
~ 'E&.,t Of the Board of Aldermen !. y
GeuemenYou respectfully invited in the fol
lowing resolutions adopted by the Board of Assistant Alder
b, /. A resolution amending ordinance No. 57sS.
Resolution granting permission to Guebe Oortlng
erect engine their prern es No. Spain street.
B. Resolution granting permission to Artemon Hill and T. c.
Kenny erect furnace lot No go Tehoupioulas
. Respectfniy IT,
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Csssonar orrIca, Ne. 70 GAs. sFRHzT,}
Friday Morning. December Is, 1851. |
+ UorroN = Sales yesterday go baiss il the city
at =, 100 TOT futnra delivery 81 for Middlins and
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Friday Morning, Dec. Is, 1851.
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CATTLE uARKET.$

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ss~sold by JOHN WRIGHT 4 co. New Orleans ia L.
LIANT 4 Co. Mobile and DruRRsts generally. se2& II
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
Passenger Sailed

Tn Borussia for Southampton, Harre Gnd hg
byyo-Ssbador Boet Miruel Asndi 'vana; ~ Eion 70
ram New. snik; Mr. eoie'5cr Cincinra't Edp d. oif
fin sir Schwftzer New-YO k Nr. and Mrs leDy Olerto1
81 Louis Euroe Laun avana; FL Erkmann. Miss Johanna
I'eeson. NeyS Yok Le0p biennesoD. Boonyila; A wv .
kow. Conrad Kuhn, kew-fork; aug. NorZ Cine;n'ui Al
Walensicin Sew-Yok G. Adler. Providence; IL Vail
m1n Penama; Mr.. and Mrs. Roe1baum, New York t. Mnl
lrr Hartford; Mrs Emma Frspk and Children 8 u ols,
Rbeense EewYork, Mr. snd Mrs +. w Boesn Brookyn; NJ.
JAcobi Columbus Ga Miss Jos Groschel Trecslooss VI
ccme dc ST. Sauveur FreIeh Consul fansns Aug Barron,
Tsnity, Bruckhcrt, Vspaniso; Mse bhua Wolf. Miss
Freberg r. Hsntscbel A. q. Salan j. k6per New York o.
H. Mitchell Csfoia Peter Beruhardt Newly ork; Charlie
Frenz Pbadephia; Otto seln and family -Iondon MI
and Mrs Sunde and child, Chc4Eo Jacob krsut New YORK
A. Gropp snd child ST. Louis h. Huboder Franz Haus r.
Poekle New York; Charles Mailer, Peter schusekamp CALI
foins; kiehard Folde Sew,Yok BaPtie Laise be,ton
scheper Bearer OF Dispatches New Yok servant OF Nicon'e
de ST. sauveu PanErns Judge Fred Bancke, Hartford and
others IN the steerspe. Total lIs .
In tfeaaship CITY f Bzttaore for Lfrepeos-Dr Tell
Stone wife and children, s. 0hman Mrs. Kemper, M,s
Cruks ~ A. Baulg trden Miss i. Oehert, Mrs E w
Trmhutt @ A. Dale Mrs. Lons Mr. Stunburn,F Y. Beniho1s
c. r. began Mrs Hamilton and children A. Mche Ans'eia
cuswain J. L. Leon Bread, j. Douglass, Clancy w. A6b9W
w. Abbott, Jos. HaIwck =. Supple. wife and family, j. w
Rice la1 children infant and Mrs Mchsys and chill
drrn Mousre, II. w. Boone Yoysne. p VBicrne Chss
gin, S. MAXWELL d. NJ. Cbilis Miss Ballard Mr.. Z. Wigh
aud children r. Buck McDon.d Wallace as ID a.
sld Mr.. Mary OBien sd servant James Watson. Bar a,pu
La-so Antonio R0diyuez Gauso Murgs oui Arnio aud ser
vent, r. H. NeH, James Murlock, A. X Raders A Loovs
Ms end Miss Gordon James Krowes Mary Knowles; Rieh
ard HaDmcr Hannah Hammer, j. H. Sisterman, and oIhen In
the s,eeIage.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
DIED.

ADAMs-In this city Friday night Aug Mary Broad
head T. Adams in the 3t yesr oi her
Ts funeral win place from her late residence No lb7
Henry street Sunday afternoon. ct O'clock The rela'
yes and friends Of the family shesaonsey invited to
attend.
BROWN-In Brooklyn Friday, Aug Amos son OF James
A. aud Mary Brown, aged year aud months
CLossON-ID Brooklyn Aug g. Nehemiah H. Cosson, aged
T nds Of the family invited 10 attend the funeral h his
No. De GrAw street Brooklyn Sunday,
Any IN Al o'clock m, without further notice,
vermont papers and Bos,on Journal please copy.
nrAJI-Lt Tsconderoga New.York Saturday, Aug. g.
Mrs Rthende Dea widow OF Peier Deal in the 18th
oil her
JofINSToN--In this city, Thursday Aug 0, Timothy
Johnston, IN the 18th year Of ns age
LAMBERTln Brooklyn, Thursday, Aug Sorsh Elswood
the beoved wfe Of Frank Lambert native Of Ireland aged
n years
MILLERAt South Haven Long Island suddenly Thurs
cay August Emelne wife oil Gilbert b. uer aged ~
years and months.
WILSON, formerly of this city, aged Fl years and months
% third daughter Of James and Csthsne Sullivan, aged II
years, month. aud % days.
The funeral win leave the redence OF her parents No. II VII
ouby street Monday morning at 10 o'clock ard proceed
to st. Psus Church Of Court and Congress streets
where requiem will be offered opose her
soul The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend.
SKINNER--At No 81. Timothy plsce West Fifty second
street. Friday Aug g. Of ption In 10TH
her age Miss Jenne j. Skinner.
TRPP-In Brooklyn Thursday evening AUG Mrs Sarah
Trip aged n years
yERMILYE-In this city, suddenly on Thursdsy Aur Mrs
Ann Vernilye, aged ~ years
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

The Divine CTSbs 5r %SnK or 6oP ~ M
yts The Highlands have very much ensroed the at,
tsnton aud oe few men Of taste ata e''GIe
scenery the north. Que the vis preacher called
At house old who he informed was
ere an old Christ how long It snce you entered Into
service you must have found him good ma'-
Serve Cni.t sad she Alas say little about that
b.ss as,s sssS .of Of eh a B .Ss
years since Christ hi began 70 serve me- nay may say Ia
brh until nos But count from the when ws.lsd by
mercy Of God to know him Saviour and he
What 90 you by Christ serving you !" Uted the
Th . sf . rse.d Ssa i'. so, Sr
tf the most worthless creatures th., eve, lived; that
about Chriit much Of hs geatns
think Of him s,oopng down 70 serve gen vale sinner as s
ali gues When he brought home TO himsefhe began
lrrye he took hhy nent. and change
prevents spot before tho throne Of Cod he
biz SPIRIT %s LEAD Hs ns %e :s%s sn
me his Of the weak Of bis hock he hn bono
mouth aoundsny with good things and crowns with loving
kndnes and tender mercy"
Christ for all that bound h. service the strongest
You il said Of the state OF glory to which doub
perced in thst state he begun n the present e The
Lord eowued you with loving klndne.. and tender
That all very true replied the good wonsni know
ton of love and gstude 10 obey lin al things in hI.
hope the spirit OF truth has Instructed But somehow
do not ks 10 think much about nay serving Chris, his
serving me- I can draw comfort from services. The
more think on that subject the filed with alarm
snd anxiety because know that In everything snort
am poor sinner aud worthy to lie at his footoo see
my cir poor ve and worthless much ever did aud
although have many years object OF bis kindness
aud mercy seoect that made lin proper
f,r the OF Whenever therefore, think
OF my dong or ervcef hlei with shame and confusion
Of fac Bnl when l think wha Christ has d'ns for
isod that mnd mold # something that keeps
think Of him humbng hme and laying down bis life Tor
me think Of m exalted 70 Heaven 70 he2 and sve thnk
hi. Fathers thsons tus in hm and that he III
not f.u ne. lo1 perish the; tTast In lin.
iNSw ks 10 hiuk and ,peak ssoa! tle. things sg thsy
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

are u very Hfe of my ,oul When look amysen ard think
abo' my serving Christ nothing tba sworn tie name,
tu ,v-ytnns tAe yery opposite. bat Win io at Christ
nothing but rc ction ard FIR ny petee oi ma n nos"
swell for my eternal salvation know nore 6nI Chit
ever ssr 'hont but Chris none but hrs'.,
No donot you fht" saa the ptcaclcr ITO every one
that believe IN Christ be ia al Ia al While tu.t him you
sa Bat -ou kaow every hN has boe In Christ pu'
hse he You said just now Won "er as
vie you DO you not feel yourself different from
VII In the days Of snoraneei Is said OF be
levers Once they 10 Darkness but now are they light IN
th> Lord that they the OF sin but now having
oby yea the truth they have their fruit unto holiness mo't
learned that Clnt only has done all be work OF saliva
ton for bat that he has also performed and performing MS
wor in youh fs by the know ledge Of HIS ord the dise
pine of his Providence. accompanied by the d bis HOLY
spirit making yau Ike bnlf dead TO this world
and more alive 10 that which, to com-.'
te she replied buttbat doee not make me think
ef bit the better have all this IN Christ and TO Hi'
be all the glory When think Of any difference In
self think l. ell for the see nothing shout myself
but sin and the worst Of all nthal which done gstns my
nd and gracious SAVIOR glad to tu from the view ofmy
wreched self and look the glorious rg5-ouues OF my God
and ssvir J'u; Christ. Oh happy noe for there :. nothing
wrong there never krew my own character TN saw
Christ IN the riches of His and the glory Of His per
feet rghteounes az revealed In the Gospel for the SAL
walton Of poor sinners When this brought home 70
NY how vile and oh how abiorred self
Blessed be Ills name that Hc turned from the love Of
and vain world But still much Of Elm In tna
II thinking Of difference of character Of being
holy than before am led 10 Oh wreched that
am who sh II deliver from the body Of this doath P
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
Religious Noilles.
Preaching by n Cody life.

Preaching by n Cody Tife.-Hannsh D., wonisn
por his mas od bu cn iu faith and o'c kingdom
which God h.th prored thru 8ft Low, him. has toisse
possession Of rich iahcnaue For ten ysas she lived -
cook IN Usit.ran family. Her pastor In one % hs hn yeh
ana psGhiloer with great tenderness tb-i replied 10 tho
Obligation part have known 30 tfn per.
sop and - s1ceen character We have learned eci
sod love your religion have It e1emIlhed IN her
daily life" -,
How many there arc who lof -uy to DO splendid
deed us.fne shlHg that they have rot more property or
talents education opfortanirs of doiug good Befe Was
humble plain oh'cuTc Who fol ten yesT' dong no
one splendid deed but hfy dshafsng the da'ir- Of bsr
station howins BIS y.utetes. Kindness pcc'fnlne.' mod
et,y consenonsnos heavenly mrdedDr tho very stft
Christ, has 6oh. honor the 5't y and benefit thoe
around be muhi8des b. eadO~ed aud more con
spicUOusly placed
st testimony value the Fofpel place two
dollar. hand. Of pastor sud that goP. to the
heather nations
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
Amnssmenl5.
RNIrM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.

-
The rnaraysr is pleased % announce the most - 1850
WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY
ever offered to the peepl- oi Now-i oIk o. America
HIPPOPOTAMUS,
from the - -, ,,e,,,,r
the animal N. snd ever brought 10 America an ann al
that w.ped hy ths hsyPit. ., never allowed wee - leave
country except by the special PsTni'sion OF th" Govern
,.ft Ih oay Kpown out OF The country tt-
cel Il tie ZooLoGcAL GAADSSss LosDos and the GARDEN
oEPIANrs ~ PtEis - - -. ....,,.,.
WHAT IS IT. OR, MAN MONKEY.
@ADADASCAR ALBlNOs.
PURE WHITE .EGhOES Oh MOOKs.
SEA LION, MtMMOTu BEAR SAMSON MONSTER
sSAKFs AoUARlA, HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING sLAL.
WAX FIGURES. ke.
H. n. lec,nfe Room fn,crtanmeuts embrace
PETITE DRAMA NAupEN ILLE. bUkLEIrA and
FARCE.
BY company OF rare must al aGd d sma,ic talent
MlA DAWROS, DOUBLE-IOCED VOCALIST
Mile. MATILDA T. TObDT,
The Talented ionng Nioibist Sc
Admission to all cents; Children under 10. 10 cents
GEORGE CHRISrYs MiNSTRELS.
" stuyvessn, Institute. Broadway, near Bondt Coolest
Home w The City. Or-n nightly 6fOkGE CHRlsif ani
sINTEEs FiasrNLASS PEkFORAEhS. Doors open at
:, c9mutucc q; Q. AInit;anee . cents
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

STOPPING LEAK.-There are a great many leaks that
need stopping nowa-days; the principal is in our
daily expenditure Take care, however not to stop it
with such materials as those mentioned below.
"Sir." said the boy as be came in with pint of
turpeutine to answer customers CALL Sir, there Is
. leak in the turpentine can."
"Is there then it must be stopt."
That is inst the answer given the statement
about the leak in our expenditures. We all cay 1t
aust be stopt, but it isn't We know it must be, but
we don't know how, without producing explosion.
the necessity of stopping TIE leak is acknowledged,
creditors may be alarmed and then eectual stopper
will be put on. Sometimes the main cause of these
expenditure leakages will take fire at the mere sug-
geston of stopping the leak, and make the house too
hot for a cool calculating in weather this
In the present August, which cry as well as hot,
and that reminds that Of the worst leaks that
need Stopping those which arise from drouh which
affects the root of the tongue. Talking of liquids re-
minds us that the turpentine reported leaky
some time back. So the proprietor went with piece
Of sealing-wax to mend the leak. Now, that
was a bright idea. Sealing wax is frst-rate
arIicle 10 mend leaks with Make a note
of that; it may he useful some day. The only diff
Guilty is in applying it, 1t wont work cold and if the
leak was in apowder oask il would not be exactly safe
% pse coal of fire to melt the wax. The proprietor
of the tnrpentne didn't think of that. Perhaps he
did not know that "saIpeter will explode" turpen-
tine burn, for be took in hand with hs sesling-wax
friction match, aud with it melted off drop of the
wax, which fell upon the hole, and would have stopt
the leak undoubtedly, but unfortunately for the CON-
pete success Of the leak-stoppng experiment the drop
of wax as is usual in such cases. when it melted in
the blaze of the match also gnited at the same tme
and.
The result may be seen by any one who travels
Fourth avenue in the neghborhood Of the Cooper Ins
tute in the blackened front of brick building and
the ruined condition of the inside of the lower story.
There is now bigger leak to stop, and one that is be-
yond the reach of sealing-wax.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

Arrived.
Ship Thoma, Jefferson of Boston, Rollins LIVERPOOL 40 days.
10 The week 3ut expeTs 1ccd heavy gaze
from n w diving which. stove boats. waer-casks aud fad
d. .cks hed with water after the gale passed through a eo'-
haohhouses &c. T inst Ut 4:5O 50 miles sou.h ol sn
ncket Shoals made vessel to soubwad keeping ahead i
apparently waiting for 20 come ny to b, but getting d
aid Cart r. being somewhat suspicious Of the vsc kept a"ay
points Of his conre iu s morning netting wss 10 %
her Capt r. hsJ doubt but that she was priys
schr Mary Brewer (of Rocklsnd, Wood, iium'coa r.,
Jniy a6 sugar c. Mecalf& duncan June ~ lat 80 ~
lon 6 49, spoke bark Tiyo from Wilmington Del, for ssn'a
scir Charger. Mshsn Ellz.bebpori, for Fan River.
schr Connecticut. Pratt Elir lrolt, for Fail River
schr Stranger Hsbswsy Elissbsthpcri or Cohssse:t.
schr. 4. H. Partridge. Buias, Ehzab,,hpqrt, coal.
scSr Msry Brewer. Carsl Roctlands days llmc.
schr u. u. Cramner. Css'iue dsys IN ballast
scbr Adeline Long Boston d,y, hsh
So Cen warren, Smith EIi1s behpOr Sag HaIbor;.
Steamer franklin DoagheFty Baltimore md'1 70 "hhsh
Ste mer Minnesota, Chase Baltimore. mdse. to William
Steamer Novelty shaw Phisdepha mdse to LoPer Kirk
steamer Dees,ur Lowell Norw,,r. mde t, f. $. Marn:
Steamer OsPray henney Providence md'e 70 Edward oy@
Steamer Anthracite Jones' Philadelphia nise to J. N
Briggs. =.
steamer ronsde vsndorveer. Phlidelphin, mae TO "
st,smer NewYOrk U. 5. Trsnspor, Martin, Washington
D. c.
SAILED eth--sbip D. ". Waite, tBrrm.l. for Bremen.
BArks nv Trowh bridge r Barbsdo Alis ior = 1honssi
steamships City Of Bsore tBT ioI Liverpool ara passed the
BaerJ at 1920 p m Bofussia ismo'b oG h@Aoas' au
passed the Battery II 1893 r. m.
BELOw-Brg Boho. from Pert su-rriues II dsyE-iBy
pioi.bost David Mitchell. Also biss and bark unEn'wn.
wIND-suuse., s. very li,hi.
THH STEAMER BRLvDKRr. formerly 81 the baltimore and
Richmond nc ia now on the large Sectional Dock for repairs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
TRON-CLAD STEAM VESSELS.

The NAVY DEPARTMENT WI III reie,e s.s .n% ho
sassd I'm n of which they will furnish sydeoce with heL
of the construction of one OF more ,seea al
bired for river service TO be oil not ess tnsh
sixteen feet drat Of water to carry an InAnens .. ps
10 one hundred and twenty tuas weight wan proyis
stores for from hundred aud Sktyhye 70 three nnna
sons according armament, for sixty days with coA
davs The smaller DRAFT Of water, compatible WIN
oui.tes will be preferred The vessel to- be resed y w.
masts with standing rigging tonaseate Sc ~,
general descrption and drswiDgs Of the vessel am
machinery such the work b exsoutsd on' VII"
CURED ,.,., A.. ,,,,,..,ps fha
whole exclusive Of armament and stores Of al fno s a. ~,
speed proposed, and must be accompsnisd ~
proper execution Of the contract, awarded a.. r,.rt.
Persons inend,o offer e9ossted 60 and 10
ent Of their intention the 18th August 80
their propostions presented within twenty-five ~
date.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
Urn 0ooos.

An IMMENSE DISCOUNT.
n lv,i, Fr'ueb chin. dinner PlA,e. the dozen 81 so
White Eren.h nina br-akt.t ~ tee the dozeB...... I'd
" hle FeneA China Tea Plate. the 70
vi F,cncb Ci, Ann rnreeu, each ............ 75
White trcnrh Uhn. Covered Dishes -sch......... Oo
Wbife French China High Fruit BAkets each. Oo
Nlitr French ChnA lea Ses ~ pieee............ 30
Go,s U.nd FI.neh chin, Tea SET "a poses........ 80
Fs5sy French Cbna Tss Sets, a. Hpicce,............. 90
1obl-. u zen cn....................... 85
obruisn (,l,ss Finger Bowl tho .......... 80
silver Plated able FORKS. tho 20
Silver Plated Tail. Spoons, the ID
sii,. ID The dozen 16
Tea sets pieces ces................15 90
sly,f Pl,i.d Coffee us each 90
silver Plated Tea Kettles each ................ OO
SILVER-PLATED ICE PITCHERS.
s5. Inre,, size. handsomely engraved be,, quality of So
plate
OK REDUCED TO sc5.
As, IS, So, sS5, So, Ss5.
Iyou bbud.d Dinner kniyss the so
Ivory huded Tea Knives the dozen. 90
W. j. y. DALEY d Co., No. 81 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

JOYS TO COME.
VIII not that joyful be,
Wien we wslk b. f.'ih no more,
When the Lord we lived before,
A broihor-mHn wc see!
When he welcomes us above,
When we share bis smi lie Of love,
Win not that ioy iil boi
VIII that not joyful be,
When 10 meet a, Tise and come
All our buried treasures home.
A gsdsome company!
When ouI srus euioTsce egsin
Those we M, uTned 90 long In vain,
Win that not joyful be!
VIII that not JOYFUL be,
When the foes We dread 10 meet,
Every one beneath our feet
We tread uinm phantiy!
Wien sc never more Can know
Bhgh,oet touch ~ pain OF woe,
VIII that not joyful be!
VIII not that joyful be,
When we hear what none can tell.
Add the Tipeing chorus swell
OF aDgelsi melody!
When We Join their songs Of prsise,
HallslUjahs with ih,in rEi,e,
Will that not joyful be-.
Yes, that viii Joyful be,
Lot the " orld bcI gifts recall;
There il bitterness IN all:
Her Joys are vanity.
Courage, dssr ones Of my heart!
Though Il grisves us here to part,
There We will ioyfll be.
IA. &. Won SCHWElNITZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

THE WRONG WIFE RELIEvED.-Patrick Schroeder
appeared at the Third District Police Court Oh Fri-
das and made comp liant against bis wife as an habit
usl drunkard. lie stated that for four five weeks
pas, she bad procured money in some way unknown
10 lin. and Lad been drunk almost every day. Upon
nvestieaon aPrered that size had paffe6 5erseli oft
to the Relief Committee as the wife OF her brother
who had enlisted in one of the regiments and bad thus
procured a ticset upon which she has been drawing
money for four weeks. The Justice sent her TO Black
wells Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
VA II. RUSSELLs

W IT. KUNSEII"
w Especial Core. pondent Of Tho London Titnes)
LAST aud BEST WORK.
NY DIARY IN INDIA; AND ADvgsTuKEs IN THE FIELD.
With Il Colofed Illusra icn- aud Maps 2yo.s cloth.
A comp etc ti.t0ry OF the RcbHlion In India
NJ kussers Diary l. work Invested with extraordinary In
tere Of permanent value -" No ming Star, Jan ~, 1850
THE BRITISH EXPEDITION TO TILE CRlMEA by
w H. Ru0EtL- Illustrated win plane Of the battles maps
wood cute ard portrait Of the guthor vol tvo CLOTH
Price - .. ROuTLEDGE WARsE ROUTLEDUE.
No % Waker.st EDMUND BALDWIN, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

EXCISE CoNaIssIosRRs.-The Board Of Excise viii
hold session this year. for the accommodation
of persons who have been absent from the city, Since
The last session Of the Board "a persons have applied
for license. Joseph Fronhoer of No Gil Fourth street.
Valentine Benner of No. 3l5 Houston street old num-
ber George Eberhart Of No. I94 Second street. William
Douglas of Nc. S33 Ninth street. and several Others
were yesterday arrested for selling liquor without
kcense.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
TX WAR MAPS.

TX WAR MAPS.
COLORED EDITION. JUST PUBLISHED finely Col
ofed Edition with .vea ado1 OF all the War Msp which
have been published m he Daily ribupe Comprising Map of
Virginia, Map from Caro- 20 Memphis Acqua Creek
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BLASTING AccIDEST.--A man whore name is un-
known, was killed yesterday in Fifty-ifth street,
between First and Second avenues, by the explosion
of q blast The deceased, with others, was employed
IN sinkinga sewer. They had prepared bllst bat
waiting some time deceased went TO examine it, AID
just as he approached it exploded nabgling him ter
ribly. Death ensued Immediately. The remains were
taken to Bellevue Hospital, where an inquest was
held by Coroner Gamble.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
6perlal Notlres.

Executive Committee Of the Republican Gem
trnl regular meeting Of tbs Committee VIII
be held at ii adqasrteIs, MONDAY EtENlAG. Aug ~
d. L. PETTEE, Chairman.
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