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Tue GRAAD CONCERT To NIGHT.-Ihe grand con-
cert to lie given under the direction of the Wash
iugton Artillery, for the benefit Of our soldiers
nov ID service, which Is to come off tonight, will
undoubtedly be one Of the most entertaining that
has ever been given in the city. Every prepare
zion hos bean made to give the audience musical
tssat az the highest order of excellence and, judg-
Ing frofn the weilknown talent and experience of
tke gentleman who has the artistic direction, we
feel sure that success will crown their efforts.
The following peices are among those to be given
Il. Adams celebrated Christmas hymn, solo, by
Mime D.. !. Come where my love lies dreaming, y
quartsste, by amateurs; Fourth finale from the
opera & Martha y Last rose of summer by
Miss Bette Mahan; grand polacca for soprano
from the opera Of jerusalem by Mime Du.
pierre; grand caYatina and aria from lies Mar.
tyrs,.s by u me d. improvisation for the piano on
Balfe's favorite air, tbs the light of other days
has faded. I and {. Home, sweet hone,' by Prof.
La Hache and the second finale from Romeo
and Juliet the favorite new song, by Mime Dn.
paire. These splendid new pieces only form a
part of the entertainment, and we give them mere
Iy TO enable our readers to form an idea as to
what they are TO expect We hope to see the IN
aease saloon crowded to- oVerfoWing.
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NOTICE.

The following gentlemen the permanent committee
the wounded soldiers of The Southern
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New Orleans.

OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE GREASE AND NAPTHA.
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Military Gooas!!
SWORDS, COLTS REVOLvERs,
NETTED SILK sAsHEs AND BELTS,
BUTTONS FOR MILITARY UNIFORMS,
GOLD LAC@S AND CORDS
Military I'Ti1lll1lilleS
Fl. FRANKO'S,
li6 Poyiraa, to Carondelet street
8~WATCHES and JEWELRY repaired and SID at the
lowest prices, nni fully erusra,fpcd iy2D 2p,fSnMoTh
SsU0"cgs, Sgsg3es and Belts.
We are now manufacturing, in this city,
REGULATION LINE OFFICERS, SWORDS,
OF good quality. Having alcd most Of our advance orders we
can now furnish to customelsn
RELIABLE ARTICLE
at REASONABLE PRICE.
Also, SERGEANTS' SWORDS, Belts and Plates, sasAes
Stars etc,, for sale by
HYDE u GOODRICH,
ct Canal and Royal streets
jY-2 2lS"@awNn"eFr New Orleans.
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!. q. Nrxoa. raalter and I,roprletor.

e,EEIscE- NO. 70 CAMP STREET.
yearly Subscriptions, $40 By the Week, 20 Gents.
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MERCHANTS 9S0teE.

&soots, Shoes aosG Gss~oguse8,
At WHOLESALER
flantstton5 supplied with prime ching BOOTS Rrss6
BOGANS; Wool MeSenn Palm Isaf stray and a74oe.ehv
HATS, at thelowsst market prices. By
FROSI 4 Co,
no. 10 Magazine street New 0r!c.nF,
Hats, Caps, etc., as wholesale,
constantly receiving SILK and
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw aln3 Leaf Mexic1s
and Wo0 HATS, at the lowest mari ct prices. by
FROST Il CO.,
iy,S 3paw No 10 Nay,z,nr .tr.a sye,y0,lsg,.
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P. YEIsER, MD.
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Rules for the Government of the Fee We ge-
, table hia.rAct.

New Orleans, August 9, 1851. aug If
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s3GFGsS Bird,

General ard Financial Agent southern Pacific Railroad
company Of Texas. nay9 2pf
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Military Goods :!

Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States. au,3 gntr
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Clothing.
The entire stock of EARLY FALL ard WINTER CLOTH
ING comprising every article pertaining to yentemcn ward
robe for sale at COST Wholesale Retail bust
nesr, by
n. MONTROSS,
Corner Of Magazine and Common streets.
y. B-WoUd sell in bulls. uu7 2p6,
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

guPERIOR CoUpr-GKTKHAL Tsxs.-JlS. n-BofoTs al
the Jus,icos
DECISION.
Obadiah +. Bowdsn agt. Warren +. shattaek.
JUDGMENT affirmed
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUnT-JAy. iA-Bef'ro Jadss
BaILLEy
THy sTlGnoUED hU1isY AND HoalciDf.
William Morris one Of the muiinous seamen OF the
,hp e,azhound sssned plead to en indict
en eharsnr him with the murder OF William hns.sy on
bad ,sid vessel In March last lie pleaded sos guilty
COIIT OF COMbUN PLEAh-SrscilL TEH=-JAM H.
Before Judge HiLroS.
SCENE IN COURT.
Mine Weshcim agt. Chhdiar Hu6.
Shortly before ~ clock Mr.. Clegg, OF the hrni OK
Clers MEL entered abe Courtroom aud asfod TO inoTu
ke regular proceedings tho said the Court nAd just
Lr<n upon recond time n tie sooyovnisd
acton Al schage the defendant from custody hAyag
beer sudrniy Obtained Ne d he had In b. htnd notice
of motion such discharge 20 be heard st ooocs ana tnis
peas torsush the shce Office. he he'd there
learned order dscsyos the defendant bad be,n already
gaued though yet " O'Clock. TIE detcndt had oace
Sc ore been discharged nom ip,onens "a this scton the
psintif fecovng notice. Cd only ssr the settling sdte Of
'hAl proceedns aud !he eaess dcuy and delay he'd 10
Spon This q e.a. Court nsdo order snnrins and
vassns the discharge and directing the sster TO couo up
before him Monday Ut III O'clock Mr. Ceec went "a Oh.
Eidfdxe jail. seching before she prisoner bad got
through With the foniaIies VI bis r-sass Tho dofrndsnt
susd Tor ob,sinps By frssd nopsy rom he plaintiff rho
poe, seps
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THE STIPULATION or HORSES.
RAREY,s FOURTH LECTURE.

A. soon as Mr.. Rsrey bad made comfortable FOR
time in England snd could get away from bus eisses
81 instruction be act ont his travels 10 the horses
Of various countries He had long been of the opinion
that the Arabian barb Of the present day Wa much
Inferior his pfogtnitoTs Of the time Of Aascd be-
esuse Of the scanty diet which the had lived
for The centuries which had interviewed. To verify ths
theory be went tie Sahara ITSELF where he could see
tke horees, study their Diet and learn the management
t. which they were subjected Hisobse ysons gave him
10 reason TO change the opinions be hsd entertained
and since then be has boldly expressed them in public
Wien we recoect that the appearance, health AMI
strength of animals ss well nan depend in grea,
laIl upon their Diet il seems reasonable 10 suppose
Rat iudieous crossing nutritious fire. genial climate
40 very had usage, should have made the Enghsh
thoroughbred Of this generation far superior TO the
barley aud GOdoIp5in Arsbians or their Immediate
fs4lives. And il IL no more difficult 70 bescve
tat Mr.. RaIey's other theory, that the little
Shetland ponee, which he shows on the stage
ct Nblo'B NAY trace direct descent from
Arabian hcrses taken centuries ago 10 the storm
bsaien barren bes OF the north coast OF Scot-
Ind. Clearly the Shetland pony must be descended
nm vellshsped progenitors, and not from mules or
dcriesi for, though pigniss they are full Of good
feiEta We venture TO say that If Mr.. Rsrey should
ted three generations from the two pairs Of ponies he
As iupo-ted, giving them generous diet, they will
sdusly ose their present dminiiiveness, and in time
Flfoainaie TO tie size Of the Exmoos and Highland
els ttat in common use at this time in Wales aud
keAlend.
one morning when the travelling party Of Mr.. Rarey
was ebearped ON the desert beyond Damascus, val
sA's Assbah hcrse, belonging TO biz friend Major
'a~f became suddenly furious, rushed upon and
e~led hs groom, and caused tremendous excitement
The Arabs who had clustered about the party.
$50 hofse Wis high-sprited, noble animal, Whose
es'oi1 temper had been spoiled by English MANAGE
and be resented with a his force some ill-trest
ln De had received the hands Of the groom. Every
aDn 70 parity or control him wac unsvalngly tried
See Arabs and Er giiah oulsidc, and word finally
"ught 70 Major Fsassr in his tent Of tho desperate
esdiaor ofshhgs In this oriss, Mr.. Rareys aid wss
= ecurse Invoked. Tue ipdomitable hossc-,azrer
Soled oss 70 che esowd eoo,Iy surveyed ,bs fuioss
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eeo 90 On VIM. r. CoIsu.a <
ARMY AND NAVY NE Tvs.

On Saturday eight pieces Of ordnance arrived at the
Brooklyn Navy-Yard, five Of which were from Rich
moud and the reminder from Watervliet.
The official circulars addressed by the Government TO
the ocers of surveying vessels related to matters OF
ordinary surveying business, aud had nothing 10 DO
whatever With the cJisis
On Friday last Board Of Cffcers convened a. An
napos for the final examination Of the cIass OF mid
shiprsn who graduated in June, 1853. Capt. Du
Pont war President of the Board. The young men
examined stand good chances Of speedy advancement
if they possess even an average share Of merit
The following The laes. designations IN the Army
and Navy Major Van Dom, "a Dragons; Lieut.
Forney, 10Th Infantry; Lieut. T. p. Pciot, j. II.
North, r.. r. Chapman, 7. T. Mills; Acting aidsllp-
man s. s. Gregory; Lieut. shiblng, and Capt. Hart
stein, OF Resoluto notoricty.
We have already noticed Capt. Tsylors detachment
from our marine barracks here. His new post ID ~
For Washington, ID. c.. where he commands ~ u.
:. marines All the ro1Hforccuen!s recently sent 10
headquarters mako the Washington garrison guard
amour, TO 10 men.
The troors that returned in the Star Of the Wet,
which were transported TO Morns's Island d a. IN.
yeerday are not TO be attached TO regiments for the
present They are 10 be nude ready for marching
orders.
A eeiassment Of u. g. marines and one Of sailors,
auived al tho Brooklyn NavyYard on Saturday even
ing having been lately attached 10 the corvette St.
Mays, Of the Pacific squadron. The sailors were
anserrtd to the North Carolina, and the marines 10
tie barracks Capt. Brevoort expects orders 70 send
the latter 10 Washington.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

IAUScH OF THE CITY OF BOSTON.
The steamboat City Of Boston, fine specimen OF
naval architecture launched ON Saturday morning
from Gneden & Coz yard, Greenpoint. She was
started from her ways at 10 o'clock, and went of in
beautiful style. soop ct the time coming up the
stream, and the steamer rushed scross her bows at
distance Of NOT more than fifty feet and throwing the
rpen ON the schooner into CONSERVATION IL
in readiness az It supposed would be necessary
to draw her portion Of tie way across the river, to
tie Novelty Works, where her machinery lie TO DO put
in but instead, they bad about as much ss they could
do 70 keep Der from striking the pier on this side.
Her dimensions are: Length, 300 feet; width, 80
feet with 10 feet depth Of hold. She viii have three
water-ligbt compartments, which is two more than
o.Ler Sound boats. She Is ocngidered ono OF the
strongest built keelson boats Of her s1e. Sha VIII have
single besmengne, ~ inches in diameter, aud IL feet
stroke, and win probably be ready FOR service about
the IL, Of May.
NAVAL.
At Panama, JAM 4, United States cleaners Sars;iac
and Wyoming; chips Lancaster, Cyane, and ". Aays.
Tho steamers Sarsnac and Wyoming were 20 riil on
the Cab, in search Of Ss missing sbir Lsrsna Tho
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mARRIED,

ATHERToN--ARh INGTON-In Ladlox, W.. On Nooday,
Jsn by the Rev. Ira Pearson Henry b. Atbertoa esa.
(svendisb VI, to Mss Abbs L. Aningon Of Ludlow. We
BARI w-kOkRis-0 Ioeses, Jan .. toe scddsnos q
law to Josephine ~. daughter Of John 8. Nsnts es1
BRlCk--BROWE-I In Bot n thursday, yn. To- b. The
Mia Hannah g. daughter Of toe Late Cbares T. Bssvn Of
Boston. .
BGRNEs-HALE-Iu Meth Dana, Msss On rhrrdsj, ysa.
70 by the Rev. Jthn Pe,srop Edward L. Bsxnes q New.
York 70 Mia H. Louise daughter Of wsres Halo Nsffe
HEkRicx.HYATTin thk city % ss.ar!sy nes,ins ses'
BY The Rev j. Miett Albert n. herttek 70 Je1nts v.
ysss only dsashtsr Of Theodore Hyatt az u t.s ely.
MAfTHlAk-vAk HoRN-ln Ms dry, "a hen1,S. Jsz. =.
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,rvx >. D.
ss,one the widow Of he ls Marcus Adsn 10 he A -
=, OF 1es aee. -, a, -, : ... =. -,
Her nnersi val txe p,aee on snAsy tsth met st
Depot. stamford 'A''" n''> ;.
ANTBENln this city on Frdsys Jan H. T. Anthem, 800
years
BfsHOPn the city, on sunoay monsne JAR - st TIE -.
dence Of his brother No 10 Wet 6xses1sh s1ee 40
Pihop esed % years and months q
Biz remains wii be removed 70 cuanoa Co'a' TOT .ns
rev haven papers p'ease eopJ' =. !. r-L.s
op cso % - d 49, Es,
natne. Ann. nny oa1 XXI " 49, ~
yrsIs mon1ns su ~ .x,. 49,. ,uvsA -
snS a. sca .ei - ". ~ssvr~cn Al ororf noo ~
iss christopher street.
bAhEh-M Chicago on Frdny lsn MA oeo7so ~ -
loved wife Of Lorenso T. BaAex In che 9Th year M 49,
DE BOW - On Saturday ism r. ss Newark CoTnsSag b
De Bov. eyed II years Ii u,ouths and . dsys ~
The friends and ssvss Of he family The msntss d A9
Oak Lodge No. $40 r. and H.. an mrssd 70 ssene ~
nnera NE sesIdsnce Of h erohaT John " ose
11 TO- ~ mgrnsos ,es sAs Day tdenssyh
=.
tiLLEEDrh5On SUNDAY menzdns Jtn u, ersan v1e %
-. AInn. ollenoen =. A. IN,
send the f1nera service st. PaaYs Ckcsch, Gu WetssY
e5ocloox p n.
GOLDEN-ln this city. Friday, jan H. Andsev 6o3en
os~d 81 years.
JOYCFin this ely Fridsy Jan H. Margaret Jcycs augh
ter az Richard joyce, aged yeaSa '.r..r.
KINNEY-On Sunday jan 10 Alfred Purdy scp Of HApna
r. and rmma Kinney aged ~ Months
Tfefends Of the family respectfully svieA 70 siteBd p
funeral on Monday tie 18Th bat 81 "ebck hcs -
honse Of his grandfather, Ah~d erdy M. D., No. ~
Four'h without further invitation. =
ei,,h.,s r., liza ,scs - he Rsx ~ II Vs,nSvos
81 '''" D's''' '''''' WIZ - '~' ''~''
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COURT OF DER AND rgaNNEE-JAs. n.-Bess'

COURT OF DER AND rgRMrNER--JAs. E.-Bessse
Justice LEoNARp.
sJsTENcE PoR ARsoF IN TIRE FIRST DEonEr.
Frederi'k freund having been convicted Of arson In
the kr degree by setting Gre the premises be occupied Ia
nitor street brought for The Judge sad
that the law the our Discretion Ia passing sentence
sDd the prisoner mns BIZ sent 10 the State Prison e
COURT OF SPECIAL 6Es3IOHS-JAs. f2--Befc,s Justices
QuAcKzsBusH. OssoaS, end SrrnRs.
John Demming, petty larceny, fined IS; Palk K .ne,
dsordery house fred SAB; Philip keaney assault snd bat
teIy 6Ded e5 DsDiel OKsee assault aud battery Peneniary
two months Henieta Myers petty LARCENY House Of Refuge
Tbos Philips and Bartlett lined S5 each for contempt Of
coar, In non attendance 70 witnesses.
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aarhe,s-c.r.,r1t, Rr,o.rns 20, ~. n y, fnwy~

s,rraDAr. Jsr. "a fol
g ss sss'i. t1sT li.' ~, ED IS ~ "
no, more eco 60 than ns,s on s.iurds which sspeTss %
day. The 'slr in h- ar, acc bale. ss 81 ne
lained tie .slrs aye oss. It t@i3c Otssr de.eeas
ss sc m.: ~.
flour AND ME1I-Tbs make. far ws..cr, aud sssss
fairly active bo. IL irregular at the eee ssS eShas
ere ",es ors st% r % m.nI fsr ssus %
+i.1 esds, a.. armiy hid So s,
er E1.Ts a, IS % for cosce d ss sssss s ~ ~
sss. Of If RSod Hop Es, oo ND IL =
stdp0 f'. .s. a.. Us & ns ssa Sc T is n
soDihsrp Flour sm ~od-rs,. reaar for ths i
ss . .sSs s Ire sa: s 70 ss q az
good s1psrhre BsAmsTe. A-Isnd.ia ts and 81 is9SJD
'ns ss S wee , ne . se I IS s 40
SaI, Ms. 7: 3 fsI demand sa..$:. -. q sSssS
c IN ,.ore Baekuhsa Forrh In fair reqoes ss % ~
ut close. more spse, for Red ssS Waite Winter sSs.s
s 11 sr apart 'fs s ms snsns S -
choice Vile which scare; The Ge are go essn Ee
al M delivered e. 90 bash Milwaukee Club s1 hop
a. amber I s s"s W'I; s.. s ss ws:4 ss
% II o,e Oo SP;h VIE ndis.s ed ~ MisssnS
choica Wsi,s soohcrn At Is r Js. :: Rvsr SD ssSssA
ne,ioI Fed sopihe,n a. 81 p Barley nor plsry end
Gai qai;, s1S j. .ii ssasa
vi
ts s:I ss iqSF q is: H. :. g. S
9 , % 90 "t baS s fs'f w sa ne
.2a2c for DO d'Bveed and i4aSe for snsi cs Of cusd
BAYThe inquiry fair t shipment and TIE trade soa "
HIpFs-Tb- demand h,.hee vey fair and pr,es We sssy
the s!cs aye So Po,,o ssoso 3. ic mes ns'ses e
q, oso On term. 10, made public - -
H3PsIony ry:,i! d.n.sd prevail. for new bot p;s.
ppy ory Their pressing wsn,s old continue inactive md
flNERocalsnd onpue. inactive. sod prices DcnnnApy
asdoSIASsEs-rhe demand hs. hasn mora no. hot tr.s,
A. ,nsiioo, we ha.r Of .ses ofbSi, S-@rssns siy0a
''s Ays f sToR nie m Ss.s caus4 very M Ia
srhs TargsatiEs We have MY to 3e'ics few moesrpts $50
have qui,e eelv offered age bat fsond be,ss
dill q, IS Fine Resins eos,sa ,saatfve With As u ~
go sss No At 81 Is Common Re-. to DAY Z coed Z
aDI prizes sl'ogn,ber pouin.l $3.50 =
OfLs-Li'eed hs' been In rather better reqosst bat he sss
ys. ur@pasn prcr, have armsr tsne NO o;s .
aSc gallon IN es,k. AID hbi C,eds spsrm AID Whsss
Or are ssr quiet we quote 3 =, % o. ne former ind os
TROvlsONS-Tho Pork market y axsir beuer the semspa
new new Sr he i': sS e !.
s,o 20 for tIs Prime Se.. /. n sasi ssra.sa nd .
nonpsl o. SIS soG*le So R~ef Hsus are h'n; s.,es 4
in sos dsma 1t So ssSs6 3 e,r Weston ard ~ r Cxy
Proved Bacon wsntea and scares ss 4 100 bo.s.
@es-, arr cnis: sale. II 4 Sha .rd tea e r sh.sS
sale. '"f S SS az, and nss 's e
KdTThe market auie. but firm ses Of foote's, nss]y
sFFDs~Tbe nqDiry active for Clover Bed sna ~
Thy Seed inss,is. at "a sassss IS Ssa ssssa ~
Seed Is In fair request and hrni 'aes u zoo sah al - %
sUG4RTte uShet .sds; has bee. very dan aad insies
70 hhd. mainly Cpba, ha, iclndrs saIl os Mes oaas
3sc and 80 boxes Havana on Pryste terms .
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stesmship North Star arrived here Yesterday, with t
officers, ITO seamen, and the narines Of the Cnl-d
States sloop-of.war *. Mary's at Panama.
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ADVERTISEMENT
rho nnd.r.;onad pupil Of RfCORp.

MEDICAL.--The undersigned, pupil OF RiCoRD,
the s. Surgeon Paris and Pfos CaRSocnss
and MoTr Of thi. cir, NEayou DssiIT
and other importance to the sexes No e's ar9t
cor Bopdsl New orb From 10 to aud 1T eyoaitg
Censsltatvn en- franfat. u ~ hAhso'O IA u
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Nrcp fin and SUFFERING might be avoided by
Of our Mrn.si Physl condition This
mn, be oe,sinrd Al any by Phr.ucos examination 81
No. J09 brosdwsy, by Fowler WILL.
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FArAL AocrDEsr.-0n Saturday afternoon, fatal
accident occurred on the Of Leonard and North Second
excavation when impending hank fell upon hiu and oo
p,sl, buried bn tie was eytnced soon possible,
IA fs extinct inqnsst held BY Coroner Mar
Iby snd verdict Of death BY sufocsion rendered Do
cessed vile aud family 10 lament bis sudden death
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fadvsrsisen spt.
EDWARD II. DIXON, Nj. d., Editor OF The


SCAR e. and Operating and Consulting Surgeon, No ~ Shas
Once the Obscure d.eeses 81 The pelS
yi.o.rs Rupture Files vshooesc and Fk.u rsnSy cured
without hs iniie OF usalure Oee hoaIs nom 70 y 70
and Ia 8 evening",
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From CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.

The North Star arrived Saturday evening. bring
ns Panama dates 10 the 4th Of January. and California
dates 70 the 21st Of December. Her specie =t e as
follouR.
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WEpDIsG CARDS III elegant styles at EvERDELL's
old store, No 3o2 Broadway uuancst beo the no" '
bon KnC: for CARD, State Papers, &C.
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AID foR THE REBELS,

n "a, fe,1o, " TAs y. j. 1dbsae
sin: Yesterday and to-day have seen guns in
bolos marked for Charleston, s. C., on the walk in
bon. Of n sioro in Maiden ianu
|. Il not the duty Of our United States Iirhal to
prevent these arms from being sent TO tosc in ofon ro-
bellion against the Federal Government
There nav have been 10: OF them pa. on board tho
Columbia wl.eh il is supposed vii! b. dispat ;hod
BY her agents or owners Charleston for the revolu
tonisis TO take possession OF they have the Marion
Friday, .. H. D.
MINOR IryNs.-On Saturday night The Hide dengh-
ter Shaw Of No leJ Salyan stree, ~is - lgtuy
bafp,t 10 clothes akes Io 6; tie !i-
hsi Der M. l. pred Mira show having 7oe@uu & Wit
u.hbor eid her three children 10 the room md 'it thet
the BeiEhbo, BY hr cries Toe door OF
broken in and tie children ro-clcc Ou s,n
d.y Bish Cshaine RosAa an lh omen wig n 70 y M
b, nv street admitted New lok Hopits! tutoring
received IN oon'e9gsnse Of hrf clothes tns nfe
from Eshtsd ttpd John Burn. and John Early OF No 1l4
into difficulty, which ended IL tho former De-
nx BY with pisce a plank 5uTns
~ tAlen to TIE Hospitai. ind Early cscsped
kuDpLs pEAIHs-A respectfully dres-'f old gentle
native Germany. while 10 Qiuns barber shop No. -
o0sI te, saIday psh. suddenly dopp.d g hr door
Hous. ~hrre s.is Identification The dcosased had ta0 in
bi, bsier Of No q Barter street: who
retired bed Saturday Ia sppaEcny good health ~a' oGnd
prrac rh living No. Cow Bay Five Points died
uddrny Saturday evening Inqsesss IN The above cases VII
be held iris uoinins
bsd No 4Ol Of the knckorbooko' Lane having been
,o worked setod with the blind ,.-gsefs saturday
pisb hlseie street and rushg violently crb-a the side
wal, fell Though the large pheslas' ndo" o. Ctnp Co.,
on hiT plra,an position bu, not until about 500 worth 81
propesty bod been seasoasbed
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known "a the Let Regimen. Union volun'esrs, va
rfsctsd at No. 8l4 Broadway. the services OF wii''
win be rendered to his Ezoslency, the Governor, 81
an carly day,
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Receipss Of Produce.
Jda. "a aa bb Flesr as pksa WHISKY 36 J&ea Jae
4S3 pkgs. Provisions 1888 dressed Hasa ;
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The anniversary Of FrnkEn's Birthday will be cello
brsted by the New-York Typographical Society, OF
Thursday evening next, at tho Printer Library, No
Chambers street. Addresses will be delivered by
good speakers, with other entertainments Gratuit3ui
tickets of admission may be obtained OF the members
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Mr.. Helper willdeliver bis lecture On Two Systems
Of Labor" this evening at Clinton Hall.