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A New JAPANESE COIN.-At the last meeting of
the Boston Numsmatic Society, Mr.. CobuTn ex-
hibted a style of japanese coin, and read a
memoir concerning it, from the pen of Mr.. ", E.
Duboige, OF Philadelphia.
The coin in question is novelty even in Japan,
and has not heretofore appeared in any series of
Japanese coinage.
Let it be understood that the monetary unit of
that empire is the zebu; and in silver this is coin
which is now worth 80 cents, according to our mint
valuation, though formerly somewhat more A
provision in the treaty between Japan and the
United States required that in commercial dealings
Mexican or Spanish dollars should be interchange
able, by weight, with japanese silver coin; lair
bargain. assuming that both were of the fine
ness But after the treaty was duly ratified,
| com made IT'S appearance at Hakodad, the port
Whefe American trade centred. 1t protested to be
made oil dollar silver, and of the weight of half
dollar IN TACT little over, to err on the side of
generosity. But the name of the coin and its legal
valuation was halt an itzebu. How could this be.
when the whole itzebu much smaller piece?
Simply for the following accommodation: the
American trader exchanged one dollar for two half
itzebus the full equivalent in weight. He could
buy nothing with his own coin, he must have tie
Japanese. But when he came to buy he was told
that this coin could only be received half itze
bu. In plain English, he got it for half dollar,
and must part with it for one-sixth OF dollar!-
This piece of political economy proved to be no
small annoyance to merchants aHd 1t lends an
interest to the coin itself.
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A-E-S - So 'A'' NJ
JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
assortment Of Looking Glasses in store, suitable
every position and o: an sizes
Mante Mirrors, Pier and Vail do oval and square
COrnioes, Tables, Brackets Conso's, &c. at unequaet
prices.
The latest English and standard French EDgrnvings Al
in stock.
Particular and vlded attention given the epsc
ment of PICTURE FRAMES Also, frames Sof Miniature
PHOTOGRAPHIC, Portraits hc.
FaYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 snuth Golver: stteet
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FROM CALIFORNIA AND CENTRAL ANE-

rhoM SALIt ObNlA AND CENTRAL AMI
RIGA.
The steamship North Star, Captain Jones,
rived at New York on Saturday evening, with
Oo0 in specie, and passengers aud mails from
California and the lsthmus.
sECFSsIoNIsTs AT wAsHoE.
4 correspondent OF the AHa Californian, at
WaShOe. writes that nearly all the officers and
agents.of the principal mining and other wealthy
companies having agencies there, secessonists,
many of the mining agents going far to secrete
arms (or the Of the secessioasts) in their tun-
nels. We will not youch for the accuracy of this
statement, but we suggest to San Francisco capital
lists who have agents in Wasboe, to look into the
matter and see that the Federal flag, if only of
! small size, floats their mills and offices.
! DISCOVERY OF SALT AND COAL IN NEVADA TERRITORY.
We are informed. on trustworthy authority, says
| the Alta Californian of June q, that important
discoveries OF salt aud coal have been made in Ne
vadl Territory. A coal ven varying from fifteen
to twenty feet wide mt the outcrOp, has been found
on hill side near B0dega creek, only three miles
from Aurora, the chief town OF the Esmerada dis
trict. The vein lies about thousand feet above
the bed of the creek and is thought to be very
valuable. The salt lies about one hundred and
fifty miles s0utheastward from Virginia City, and
fifty miles eastward from Aurora. 1t lies in bed,
apparently the dry bed of lake, and covers an
area Of eight hundred acres or more 1t is in the
shape of small crystals, and is dry and good. lying
to the depth of several feet. There is good natu-
raj road from Virginia CITY The dISc0verers
Charles IL. French &. w. johnson and h. i. Mill
sopps, intend TO grind the salt and supply the lis
merada and Washoe districts with it. Salt is used
extensively in silver mining.
THE SONORA QUICKSILVER MINES.
The Santa Rosa Democrat saws:
The development of rich mines of quicksilver
which exist, beyond doubt, in this country
promises much for the promotion of our business
interests generally. We are happy to notice thai
our citizens are becoming awake to the fact
movement has been inaugurated by them, hay
ing for It's object the Improvement of the roads lead
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BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY's COAL.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
am receiving regularly supplies OF this cele-
braed COAL and enabled to oer it to consumers at
LOW PRICES 10 of the unsettled state
of affairs, and the possibility Of shipments being
would recommend consumers of Coal to lay their
plies at
As no Cumberland Coal is coming to thia market,
would recommend the OF my Coal as substitute for
seamiDg and other shall keep large supply
stantly my wharf
r. W TYSON, Sole Agent,
No IS Second street
Fer the quality OF the Baltimore Compapys Coal for
seanins purposes respectfully refer to the following
parties
messrs DouFhely, Woods Co, Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery Samuel T. Pearce Esq, Agent Cromwe's Line
Steamers; A l., higgins, Esq, Boston Line Steamers
Messrs H. Abbott & Son, Canton Boiling Mill
Murray s. Hazlehurs Vulcan Works;
And Steamboats, generally. jy3tf
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&wpnu,..sA n o.,nuvE.e
rfN1utdllE gyUIIu9UI5.
-
TySrrrrc,v1yn a cnnT~yz
on,U .crNr nm
oNiI1 h"i1Ni oH
THE INeIIDAMrE m nC TIE UhIIEV M UpcIMib
iHL iHoohhis1E W. UT inC VHLtCi UT VhoNih'
gApITAE SETF2EbEGTG Soo5 pnn
t<Ah "a % ASE LSc, Sooc,ooo'
Uor,uIA IRE Iucupsunr rnsspA.y ptnu.soNp vs
Nhol'lH LIT 'HoonHiOG Co'irn"'I hU1HoNO VA
CASH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SE0O. 900.
a., ,,o,,o g. o..
pany in tie Country. '''
and CHI dren exempt from the claims his creditors. Also,
rants i'sEs upon itytS o. y I rp,gg,4 .,
,,7;oo, =" st. tt; 1 - d. IL ace ireS''
~ ~ 10 I Win ~ Tx o.nt
d Srcuod street baltimore
Refer m I Vsrson r,or,ao Icp Y Cit,iroq SaunaI q
Wymsn, John P. Peasants son, Hopkins Hull Akin
SON. and Ward Brothers. mir29 II
kDALTlMOREFlRE INSURANCE COMPANY
ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF HAIFA CENTURY
5. W. CORN Elk S)UIt AND WATER SGREE.TS.
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a noLI.AE SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This b. done by purchasing Wood arr.y Saved III;
Split, at tflce of CITY Steam Fi,e Weed MAJ,
No hcaTW 9rherr
sif-ts JsHRS 81 FnHTS0S
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To know that they money by purchasing Woo
already Sawed and Split 81 Office ofuy Stesm Fire Dad
a;ii,
No. SN6nTu STREET
sIs-t. JlMGS X. JOHNSON
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kT0TiCE-The. Copartnership heretofore exist
~ Jog under the firm OF IONGg0PE& RAMSAY, he
IND r1iEGed VII SoG9re the SHIP L. AND
f;KoGakh buSdN mSS, 4rmssF conaucltd ny TIE above
having ciams against the late firm, of l. r., viii please
',,',''' '' JAMES C. RAMSAY
rENHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
sn5f bs A Tr aG y
ducied by him he% leave 70 inform his friends nnd The
"u" ''''"''' ''''''''o'' tTANEs' e. RAMSAY
OST-Between Aisquith and Hanover streets
on n, Gagoe street saturday the 18Th July, 1851
Russell and endorsed by J. Billmeyer. The finder will
5si return these Notes to s Pratt street. corner Of Gsys
NOTICE.-ClTY COLLECTOa'S OFFICE,
~ BALTIMORE, july 18Th, lsGl-As action has been
Fayette street. and in prevent any msapprehen-
sion as TO The . result n9;lce is hrrehy yen to al parties
compelled to advertise the los which the assessments
remain unpaid for sale 0" 5H ' SkAT Fis 1851
iyl62 CITY Collector.
TESHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
city, letters Of administration the of JOHN u.
a aaps 6 s ' are heby si wa1se 1 ~ eng
hit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscr
oher%is% by Jaw cadea rom al benz BENEFIT S Of sad
estate All persons indebted 70 said estate are requested TO
JylsIaHf" ''' Administrators
pREAKFASr BACON.
- 10b,Xes Sugarrured Breakfast BACON suitable for
family use, in store and for sale by
A. L. WEBB h BRO,
1t corner Pratt AM Commerce streets.
BACON
Ed Bacon Hams, Sides and Shoulders also, Mess No
and Prime Pork and Beef Giving and foC sale by
A. L. WEBB d BRO,
1t corner Pratt and Commerce streets
TLEAR SIDES BACON.
" hhds. Prime Western smoked CLEAR SIDES just
| received and for sale by a. L.. u EBB Il BRO,
1t corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
EOR BUCKWHEAT there is no better ferti-
Il ger than Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate. Price $45 per
ion OF 1000 lbs. for sale bv sack ton
GED. DUGDALE, Sole Agent.
Jyl2f No. Spears wharf, stairs
L'OR TURNlPS Baugh's Raw-Bone Phosphate
Il especially adapted. 1t tnem grow rapidly
ana large, and they are ALWAYS solid. For sale by
- GEO. DUGDALE, Sole Agent,
jvl2H No. Spears wharf up stars
pAUGHS RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE is
Ed adapted for al crops. general fertilizer and crop
producer it has superior. For SAL by
GEO. DUGDALE. Sole Agent,
Jyl2t No. Spears wharf, mp stairs
| DAUGH'S RAW-BONE PHI. ISPHATE con-
A2 the necessary proportion Of Ammonia Bone
Phosphate OF Lime for the growth Of all crops Sold by
GEO. DUGDALE, Sole Agent,
JyI2-tf No. Spears wharf, up stairs
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1t Is said that the contract with the owners of the
I an, IL worded that the Government will not
on, oogea to pay the penalty which was forfeited,
AZ case she were destroyed while Gin SERVICE"
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Two hundred car loads of cotton have passed
through indianapolis within the past week, bound
to Eastern ports.
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~ single bottle Of SPALDINa'S PREPARED GLrE
will save ten times its cost annually. rs
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
SphLDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
SPALDiNG'S PREPARED GLUEi
SAVE TIE PIECEEi
ECONOMY DIsPATuai
Hss-"A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE"-As
As accidents viii happen, In well regulated ram;
lies, it is desirable TO have some cheap and conVe
nent for repairing Furniture Toys, CrockerY' &C.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and household can AFFORD
be thout it, 1t is always ready and to the stick
ing pc. Mt. - ,,,,,r ,,,r,-,
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
N IA Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price, 25 cents
Address. HENRY @. SPALDING,
No. IS CEDAR Street, New York
CAUTION.
Ascertain unprncpled persons emptng to palm
of on the unsuspeotng public, limitations OF my PRE-
PARED GLUE, would caution all persons to examine
hefor purchasing, and see that the full ma me,
NwSPALDINGS PREPARED GIUE,-M
ID the outside WRAPPER all others arslswtndns coun
Sfsita NM"
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YEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST INFORMATION FR0N JAPAN, ju9f received and
fer sale By GREER 4 y0H,
nsl-.t Saw :.iiiTaaya street
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INTERESTING TO PURCHAsERs or FINE WATCHES.
William Dixon's London, and Jules Jurgensens, Copen.
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguets NICKEL. WATCH
CLARK,S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time eep
ers, for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, OF Calver
and Water streets Importer Of Fine Watches Jewel Gold
Chains, Silver and PlatedWsre ecoultres Swiss Ra
and Strops Gold Silver and Steel Specaces, to sui al
ages. goods in store. Purchasers will pleaseca
Noice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER SITS
Baltimore aulet
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Wo0nl WoGpii N@ooiii
sA7scS FAa GENE by buyingyogr Wuyd q: ocs oS City
steam H!Es Wood NH,
No. ) HaacH gzHsE9.
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GAS Fl&TURESl
NEW STYLE3ll
NEW STOCKlli
CORTLAN q CO.,
NOS. PIG, 2ls BALTIHORE STREET,
Have now on hand of the haudsomest collections OF
GAS CHANDELIER
TO be found in this country grade: Chan
deliero complete with Shades att 49, to Tenight Chand
Hers at $3.50 each.
Very beautiful Library, Hall and Dining Room
CHANDELIERS
Psror, Drawing Room and Cha her
BRACK ETS
READING LAMPS
DROP LIGHTS,
- FIREPROOP SHADES
GAS TORCHES
AND KEYS.
AND HOLDERS, &C, &C.
ANY Of which will he sold upon good erms m
uay goods can be bought any of the Eastern markets
CORTLAN Il Co,
Importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures,
French and English China
and House Furnishing Goods
h2l-trr of every description,
DIR, w. CULLEN DUNNAVANT,
DEN TlST,
No. 81 North Charles street,
BALTIMORE,
1ei'tr Eid.
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ECNNnMYi EnONOMg

Ha. =. 4, RLAEDY,
sUCuEsSnR TO DR. O. = RERRis,
SeGtn FInn~n i?Ik sf.ss aYsyzs
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MEXICO,

The correspondent of the New York Herald,
writing from Vera Cruz, under date of July I'd,
says:
Gen. Marquee has opened the campaign against
the government with the usual blood accompani-
ments. The troops under the command of General
allie were enc ountcred and defeated their route
from the city of Mexico for Touca by a superior
force under Gave2 and Marquee; the latter having
changed his movement from Cuernavaca in order
to combine with GalveZ for the defeat of Vale. who
made glorious defence against triple force; bat
owing TO dispersion of his troops in the surprise OF
an ambush well laid, he was made prisoner; and he
9Th ohers hsn PMFSpght ii pt tbs Rreseee Of the
of Miramon-were instantly ordered n b.. 81,
which was done in his presence and the body of the
valiant Vale was subsequently, suspended from
A forced loan of $500, 900 has been taken up by
the onNcrnmnnt.
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PARKER BRoTHERs' LONDON CLUB, SAUCE This
celebrated Sauce is fast superseding all others From the
richness and decacy OF flavor, it has attained popu
arity almost great in this country m Europe. For
sale by all frst-class grocers and by their agents,
GREEN h YoE, Importers
ostti So Vest Baltimor street.
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Roor1Na ROOFING ~ RooyINdlli
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WAEREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Unrvaled thing discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PsRPKcrLY WATER PROOF,
DNEQUALLED PoB ECONOMY,
UHRIvALTID PoR DURABILITY
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIESTn
For further Information address csi on
JAS. JOHNSON,
NO Jarvis Ruiiding, cor. North and Baltimore sts
iy22-iF baltimore
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ROYAL SPORTS. The French Court has opened
new channels of amusement at Fontainbleau this
summer. The ladies and gentlemen sit in a row on
the banks of the josse, at the bottom of the park
each armed with long wand, at the end of which
is attached a twopronged fork. Servants beat the
rushes at each end OF the fosse, and frogs pass
backward and forward beneath the wall. 1t is
during their passage that they are caught between
the prongs of the fork; and it requires no small
dexterity, not so much in the catching as in the
holding fast when caught, as, if not drawn up with
the greatest precaution they ant to get free
In the opposition OF the ang Ter to any such nten
ton consists the great fun, and renders the amuse
ment Of frog fishing of the most noisy and ex-
citing of all those sports which embellish country
lie IN France. 1t is in this branch Of the sport that
the Emperor takes the lead. The cunning mar
now and then watches till Madame Walewski, best
frog-catcner of all the ladies, is absorbed in bag.
ging more than usually difficult frog and then
deity transfers the animal to his own prong
such contest engages the attention of the whole
company. Large sums are lost and won bv those
who bet upon the first filled basket; but the En-
perors hackers are generally safe, while those who
relying upon Madame Walewski's clever harpoon-
ing, choose to venture a stake upon the number of
hogs drawn from the water in any given time are
seldom wrong; but it is in the landing that she
fails; and his Majesty, who always insists on sitting
next to the fair sportswoman-with whom the
merry rivalry of skill gives additional interest to
the sport-can now and then whisk away in mo-
ment the prey she has harpooned with so much
care and pains.
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FISHING TACKLE.
MERRILL, THOMAS & CO,
NH s. 239 BALTIMORE STREET. !:
The sun., 1861-12-23

w sod Forwardcr On gencral BLANK Work.
Agply% - sroKE 4 woopMAN,
The sun., 1861-12-23

The trial Of Chas. NJ. JclIcIds for the murder
Of Mr.. John W. Matthews wus resumed this
morning, the court room being, IN usual, donse-
ly crowded. The prosecution introduced several
additional witnesses, but the testimony of only
one or two Of them was ofaty importance.
BERNARD McGto, tcamstor 10 WIN j Walton,
was sworn aud testified that he was in Mr.. Wal
ton 4 sore On the 18th Of November, and heard
the prisoner ray to MIR. Wal on, IL shot your
brolbcr like dog, and will shoot you too,
tic pulled out a revolver while Mr.. Wal =
back was turrcd and officer Moore took II from
him. Soon after this Mr.. Walton aud JetlrTd1
took drinks together.
VIM. ID. Moore, rcillcd-Jrtlerls was sober
when he went into Mr., Carlisies saloon. lie
4 auk eight or nine Whi,kry skins while here.
Richard Cook, keeper ot porter hnuse next
door 10 Mr.. Walton, te.tihcl that on the even
ing J,lrrds went TO Alr. Wal'OId store, ho
heard him say that lac bad shot Mr. Wal on =.
hroh her and that he would shoot him too.
Tie prosecution here rested, aud counsel iOr
The prisoner opened the defense. Ho stated
that they would show that Jetl,Ids knew from
the iilbt thai Moore was "a detsCtiye' that the
alleged confessions were mldo with full know
ledge Of that fact that on the night OF the lGth
Of Nov. he was greatly intoxicated, and iha'
Mr. Hall had previously told him that he was
liatle at any time TO he arrested and tried toI
the murder of NJ. Matthews.
ThiA. J. O'Brien sworn, says-l am clerk in
the Post office; met J' fierds in Broadway on
the evening Of the murder; he was dressed II
dark clothes; | did not observe his hat; agar
met him about 8 months ago at tho Melodecn
lie then introduced me 20 Moore; | congratu
lated him on his acquittsl, when he replied tina
the indict ment against him for the murder o.
| Mr.. Matthews still existed, and that be was liza
BILE At any time 10 be arrested on that.
Nathan 0ansay, sworn; au barkeeper
The sun., 1861-12-23
DEATHS.

CASTLE On the 2ist inst, or csuglmp,io,.
George W. Castle, eyed 40 years months aud 20
dos.
1hc hiuds and scqusu,ancas Il tie family ars
respectfully invited b. attend TIC funeral, ,Ais
tMHni'yy atc noon, 25i inst, at o'alr,k, f. m NE
ls'e iiruur, - A'tlrr,y ~. Ills rcmips vi h.
t,kcu to Cypress ll5 Cemetery or iut 'rmeit. %
DR'nDY On the 22d Inst, Nay, the beloved
wife Of Denis Dr~d y, native # the Parish Of
Gl.tmire, c.. Cork, ireland, as 4 30 yeits
The friends " the family are respo dully Invited
- attend the funeral, On Tuesday Afternoon, pin
ipst, At n o'iNk, nom t,r l.te goai len-r, COG
rEsitrd ave, let iist and ill St. Oh
r DREw-Ou Saturday morAiog, ?i-l ius,, ,ftor =
aeyere illncss, John Drew, la tho ~ year % his
The friends Of The family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral tha tMondryl afternoon, 23i
Inst At O'clock from Ills late residence, ~ 4 at
32d 4. D!
GRAIIAN-On Saturday, 2tst Inst, of consump-
ton, Jane Graham, aged "a years and Ia moutls.
The relatives and friends of ths family are 70
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, this
tMondayl Snernuon, 22d inst, at O'Clock, from
her late residence, 10 King u 90
MONTGOMERY-On Sunday, 22 Inst, Hugh
N jutgome'y, Gged 90 years.
His fiords and scIuainianc7s are respectfully
Invited tn attend the funeral ON rucsiay aft"rnpon,
2Ih inst, at I o'clock, from his late residence,
ali Washington st. Quebec papers please copy, 20
oAKLEY-On Sunday 221 inst, Mt the resi- ionce
OF Ter sister, MIS-. Van 'ho1hurcr, u Ninth ave,
BE le Mar'i', daughter n John u and MUih Louisa
o iklty, Agcd 3 yei ~, 10 m inths AMI days.
The relatives and hieuss q the family are TO
specth lily invited 10 attend The funeral, on Tues
day afternnnr, SIih iuyt, at o'clock, from the
Episcopal Church in NEWTON u, l.. l. 20
sHIPTON-on sunday, 2!l inst Mary Ann Ship
Con, daug ght,r { Michael Shpton, aged years, o
months aud ~ days.
The friends and relstves of thA family are
aDectfy invited 70 Aitnnd tho funeral, On Tuesday
AfsernooI, 24,h inst, Al o'clock, from her late resi-
dence, ~ Park IT, 90
TONKINS-A Harlem, on Satur lay, 2ist inst
a'ter a long ard painful illness which ale bore with
Christian flTtiu,de, sarah, widow Of the late tpt
WIN. T.. Tonkins, aged s6 years.
The friends and relatives Of the family ara re-
spectfuy invited " attend the funeral services, On
tn, siay afternoon, 9Th inst, at o'clock, NJ the
residence Of her son.in-law, John se, IN 12aiu st
Oct 9th and 9th ayes without futler invitation. 70
UNDERIIILL-On Saturday, 2ist inst, at =. NJ,
after lingering illness, Elizabeth Ualerhil, rclict
of the late Nathaniel Unlcrhl, In the slst year Of
her age.
Her friends, and those of the family, are re-
specthlly invited 10 attend the narl services,
this Monday evening, at I o'clock, al her late
residence 1871 Varick 81, without further invitation
Her remhns will be taken tu Greenburgh, West
chester Co on Tuesday morning, for iutermant. 90
The sun., 1861-12-23
Fires, Inquc,,-. Accidents, &c.

Frs rs BRoApw AH.--lestcfdnv mornina,
'ho'tlv after . utlnDk iirc was discovered
ucabing ont in the five story brick building iGi
u oadv av, occupied IN tho lower part hy Ilcgc.
nan 4 Co.. drug ,is'-, and on tho upper floor
ny fllnpham \ P,llmyer. papcr.hoN mlnufic
turcr', aud tie bdildns with iS valuable con.
tents wns tot llv DESTROYED. The loss of llc,r-
man & Go. Is about Z 10000. Tho loss of Filing.
ham 4 iollmyct Is ~ ont SO, ,Oe0. Tho loss on
the building, which belongs to tho estate ui
G'orgc Long, IL about tiOOuO 4 quantity ot
l,oois stored in the prrmise, ofGeor,e cchcnck,
auc' ioncor on tic lower floor ot Nos. 1j7 and
l'3, were damaged 10 tho extent Of 5000 by
Gre and water. The stock of John Fulcy, pen
wnuuiaciutcr, the occupant ol fist iluor of No.
lbl, was damaged about { 90 hy waior Rl'hs-
rhilt s. SHug'r ,tutT,tp, tho a, cuplrta Of the
upper tIoors # the Same bulldnl ais, sustain.
cl l'ss Of about 81 600, mosly 10y water
Til lu-Sos are mostly covered 10y insurance.
is not d, intolY known how tho fire orig
irnt'', hut the suppo.iiOn IL that it occurred
through spontaneous cnmbustion.
F,uu ~ Tuup rur-Botwcrr and Z
o'ul * IN SATURDAY mo n,rv, fro broke ont
ia the coiloo- roasting establishment, rear Of No
% Imtd Avenue, and owned lay Sidney
Cooper. The huiding in which tho tire origin
dcd vap dca'rnysd, and the flames corn,uuni
Gated 60 the front building, also owned hv Mr
Cooper, aud occupied as u tea ani coilrc store on
he first floor, and the upper part as Il dwelling.
Before the flames were checked, tho front buill.
ing was considerably damsgod. Tho loss on
stock in the roar building is about 81 900 no
insurance. The building IA damaged about
$1,000 insured The loss on stock in the front
building is about $500 insured. Tho hGilding
is damaged about /: 900: Insured. Mr.. Coop.
cr'- furniture was damaged about 5000 in,ur.
cd. Tho occupant ol the third floor ia Mrs.
OKccle, whose los is about $500. Tho fire
originated accidentally.
FIKr Ar TuHHY llouK.-A building used as
a store houfc in Tubby Hook, took ire at about
O'Clock on Sturdy evening, aud was destroy.
90. The loss Is about 81 100, on which there l.
no insurance. There was 200 bales OF hay in
tho building, part of which belonged TO tho
Mounted Police, of the 18th rrccibct.
ATItMrTTD SrICInE- girl named Mary
Jane G., ldcn, attempted suicide yesterday, a.
her rCsidcr CO, No. 2s0i Bowery, by swa low.
ing strychninc She was attended at tho 1ilh
Ward Station House by a physician, aud tho
poison was removed.