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COTTON IN GUArEMALA-The Nstc Emigyntion
Scheme "A private letter per the Northern Light
brings advices that there is now in the port of
San Louis, on the Pacific, ninety.hve tons of cot
ten ready to be shipped, and nfty-eight tons more
my or sixty tons are retained for consnmntion IN
the country. The portion to be shipped has been
engaged for an English port by a vessel to 90
Jound Cape Horn
BY the same letter, learn that the President OF
Guatemala Is still in earnest about the emI0ration
scheme TO which we have heretofore allu led and
would heartily welcome a colony of free blsc IA
on the haciendas, where cotton can be easily
raised in large quantities -Bah. Americas.
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DISTINGUISHED ARREsr-On SUNDAY last =,
lady travelling on the Hudson river railroad was
robbed Of her pocket book, and suspicion being
aroused against stranger sitting near by, he was
arrested ana with companions taken TO the
station house at Albany. To disprove the suspi-
cion he handed his card to the ofacer who upon
reading IL discovered that the arrested party was
n de Franelieu, captain Of the French frigate
Pomona, which now lies In the harbor of New
York, and his companions, Edward Convict, Dag
Lieutenant, and l.. RipOrt, purser Of the same
vessel They were Of course allowed to depart
immediately, and took the noon tain for Nis9ars
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PASSENGER TRAINS TO AND FROM
WINTEki s sHe8SEEbbuLB
Al g ElN
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAYELERs.

.. On .na .s. Ss sssy r. P
BAL7iM 4R1fN WI s TN A. fSll S9pru
rive q Bstnors Il, ~ nv ma S Il f. AZ
New York p. n; Harrisburg LIS p. n.
Morning Accommodation leave Wsshinfton f<o
Al 4. Arrive at Baltimore ESQ A. n. No oonneo-
Ne Sss Yofi MsI Ir.in-ls.r. w..hipssor q. IL
A. NJ; arrive 1t Baltimore la4o p. n; AhiIadclIhis
81 Z. n; New York los.s
ao ?. n. Arrive q Baltimore IN; Bxrnstsys
SD A. H.; p hilsdelphis 1000 Pm
Evening EIgress-leaye Warrington ,. NJ.
Arnys =. Baltimore att SO 7: ri Phnsdelhis los
tn ms h6v 4 st5l;ss S59ra4. IN
Leave New York at A. a.; PhiS.deiphis II 30 A,
H.; b&tmores6f.n. Arrive sfW ashinfton SEQ
Leave New York 1t slr. n; Phisdsl,hI. 1850 p.
H. bAlumore q" A. n. ARRIVE 81 WsskInstons
Leave New YORK .. II p, H.; Phil.aslphi, 80
Aooomnodston. Trans leave Baltimore at
A H., and 2. u for Washington. arrive there al
Passenger Trans lesvinr Washington t1so a.
n. and 800 r. n, and Baltimore at 10 A. NJ and $50
z. MAKE direct connections for Annapolis tt the
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and wash
tnEton at $50 A. N. and 40 r. n.
Passenger Trains leaving washington at $40 A.
NJ, II A. NJ, sId P. N. and BaltmoN at 40 and
Jsaet,o. aad WasatNstOn (RetayJ tsaefios
WAY Asssengers must take the Accommodates
Trains will leave Washington and Baltimore
w. p. SMITH,
ENG, Master Of Transportation, BAIT
Agent, Camden Station, Baltimore.
b. ". 6lLBERT, Agent at Washinfton. no 20
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THE EVENING STAR.
yrHEyp MON FLAG.
BY LANA sr. PIERRx.

VrHEv UNION FLAG.
BY LANA sr FIERxz.
love the Dag Of the starr and Stripes,
,Tis the only dag own,
Ard I win nght az soldier fights,
Beneath that flag alone; .-. ..r
Twas made to wave DER this glorious land,
When freedoms cause was won,
Ard IL still Is the brightest of all flags
That wave beneath the sun.
Then, hurrah for the waving Stars and Stripes,
IT'S the flag Of the wide earth's free,
Ard long may the souls that freedom love
United beneath IL be
Twas planted by Columbia's brave,
In Freedoms ardent glow,
When despot would our land enslave
Ard Freedom overthrow;
And now, again, when a rebel band
Would tear our flag away,
lie, US plant il frm with mighty hand,
70 wave DER the free for aye
Then hurrah &c.
There was Gag of green,
For which would gladly die,
But II moulders low In the silent dust.
And for IL can only sigh
While far away from my native land,
glory In Freedoms cause,
And long TO see the Flag Of the Free
As bright az 10 ever was.
Then hurah! &c.
~.
j love the flag of the Stars and Stripes,
It's the only flag own,
And will fight with a willing heart
Beneath that flag alone.
Come, sons Of Freedom, march on the Zoe,
From the Unions wide domains,
And the Union flag will wave again
O'er the Worth, and the Southern plains,
Then hurrah for the waving Stars and Stripes
IT'S the flag of the wide earths free,
And long may the souls that Freedom love,
United beneath ID be
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
4 scIl6eI hath obtained from the Orphan's
court 81 Washlnkton County, in the District OF
astts Il Ann Mash, late of Washington county.
Ssf deo. Al person.. having claims against the
s S with the vouchers thereof, to the .nbscri
Der, on or before the fourteenth day of Noyembsr
next; they may otherwise by law be exoindsS f,OT
Gil benefit of the said estate i0--'
Given under my hand this fourteenth day of No
Vember. 1881. MICHAEL, GEiEEI Tt, wv
no Is -lawSgt E,aontS,
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ORPHANS COURT. NOVEMBER -. 1861.

District Of Columbia. Wash,ngton County, To-
TN the case Of Charles II CraEin, admins
tratof OF John L. Crown, deoes sed, the aiminis "a
Tor Aforesaid has. with the APPRECIATION of the or
phanF Court OF Washington county afore aid, an
pointed SAT- pay, the seventh day of Decern-
Der next Tor the final settlement and button
In so far as the same have been collected and
turned into money; when and where all the cred
ors an heirs of said deceased are notified TO an
pear, { the Orphans Court cf Washington county
aforesaid with their claims properly vouehed, or
they may otherwise by law be exc uded from ali
benefit In said decet sed's estate, provided COW
OF thus order te published once q week for three
daT OF December next ~ "
True oopy-Test:
MOSES KELLY,
no Id lhwSW Register of Willis.
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL HALLWAY,


sUPERlNTENDENT'sO OFFICE
SAIvIRI STATION, Baltimore. May ls, 1851.
ths NoRThERN CENTRAL RAILWAY AZ
TRAINS NORTH.
NAIL at SIS A. M,
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION asP.
The sis A. M. train connects At RELAY Bouse
With trains on the Western MARYLAND Railroad;
BB.Ilrosds; q York with York and Wrfsknyils
hallroed; et HerrisburG With Pennsylvania Rail
road for all parts Of the West, also With lebanon
Saiey kailr9sd 90 hss Yeri direct; q Northum.
~ pSrs Of Wyeoml1s VALLEY and az sunbuiy with
Sse fhlsdelphia and Erie Railroad for ar parts
NIT5 Ss n fpsp5s;lvsnis and Nsy Yorf.
tons except Hanover Railroad, wrirhtsyille
k$.lros4 apd the Lebanon Valley Railroad.
ines +; M; train makes connections with Penn
direct connects for New York
TRAINS lRRITI
nn MAJ a. 10 r a.; EIpre.s % q A. M; HsrrIs-
riEopr., Sss s r. .na iHfor@ation inquire st the
j. g. CLARK, Sup't
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By the uss Of these PILLS the Dsrislie Attacks o
kUesss ~ Sisb HsakssAs may b prevented; ard
taken ~ the commencement Of IN sttaek imns-
date relief from pain and sickness v Be obtained
They seldom hil In removing the Nsssss And
dsS1SsAS 70 which females arc - subject.
7hey sst gently lpsn the bewsls,-fsnsv11s ~
HSGsSss.
For LttUs.y Mss, SfsIssss. Defeats Females,
ana al persons Of sStssfsry kaS1ts, they are VA
uabie - LssSfsSs .imDrovin the ayspSfs, gfvlns
fsss and sssss 70 the digestive organs, and 70
storing the natural elasticity and strength the
, whole system.
Tho CEPHALfC PILLS ore the rsslIs of Iens
investigation snd carefully conducted exyoriments
having been In use many years, during vhlch time
they have prevented and relieved Q vast amount Of
nanns In the Srsess system or from . derAngo
state Of the sso1AcA
They are entirely vegetable In their com ,osit;or
and may be taken ct I'll times with perfect safet
without making any change Of diet, sd fkS 81
ssaes o. Say dtssrsseoh fssss readers 10 sssy 20
sdsssstsf~ fksss 10 ekildrs4,
BEWARE OF COpN7ERFEITs!
1hs genuine have 1--WE signatures Of Henri,
SDaldtng on eaoh Box.
Sold By Druggists and Gil ether Dealers In Msli
sipes.
Box vii b sent BY mail prepaid On rsssipts
the
PRICE. - GENES.
AL orders shsald be addressed TO
HENRY g. sPALDINs,
% CHpAI sTllII. INV Yolx.
f,s~ as Ess~ss~. Ns%ysn, VI.
they were made, vlI; Our Of hssdseSs In iii h.
Fs1 tAs Bss.Ss~, Ne5sA, Va
xhey have been tested in nsrs tAAa tAsraat
Fss~ ths Dssssrss. So. Gssx, ksas.
lyon are, or have been troubled " it'll the hssA-
may have them IN case q .h:stt.Of.
Fs~ tN WsstS~ 4. X. 6ssests, cAdssss, III.
~ We 5seHs.sly sndST.e Mr.. spadns. and his n
hs1 tbs SsstL~s PsA PsaAsv, Nos ovless,. Ia.
that yo 5nsT y1s that are .iStsd ,nt: are T
n hume list that has received bsnsfG tat =
other medicine can produce.
RsH t1s 6sssftt, Dsss.ssrf, IsesA.
an .Itss ~ afd s Dos no, comet II: ,.s in
F'ew fh Adsrttssr, F,cslxsss, RI
sssef S smsSy for ne Essassts. "a one y -
has ever been discovered. A' ''"'A' "n''
Rs1 tH 81. Lssls Dssswas,
.Yhe immense demand for The srtisls f0s,kAlis
ruls) 10 rspidiy increasing.
EsW hs KseswAA YsIlss Stss, 1nasuks, "a.
..S., Who 'sT ~ tSs1 .s u" :sf g
. lSsN fAs AavwtSsW. PTss<knss, RI
We sesaIory IN their fsvsr u strslS, frsn tbs
fs~ rs Daily Moss, Ns0ps.f, RI
Cephslio FILLS are taking the plase of oil klnls,
ffs1 tAs Co@1~sisl BsllstSs, Bestes, Ma,
SAID to be very encsoious for the headache,
reHs fAs CoassnetaI. Cisesasass, oIss,
sunenns humanity can now be relieved. a
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~They 80 right to the spos.s
INsTAN7 RELIEF STOP iOUR covsA
SEQ PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
SPALDING'S
THROAT COMPETITIONS,
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONS UMPTIvES.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
SPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the voice.
They impart delicious aroma to the breath.
| They are delig htful TO the taste.
They are made Of simple herbs and cannot harm
any one.
advise every one who has o. Cough or o Husky
Voice, q Bad Breath, or any difficulty of the
| Throat, to get q package of my Throat Confeo-
| tons. They viii relieve you instantly, and you
will agree with me that "they 20 right to the SPOT
You will find them very useful and pleasant while
travelling or attending public meetings, for sIling
your Cough or alaylnE yoIr THIRST. IT. ou Try one
package am safe in saying that you will ever sf
forwards consider them indispensable. You will
lind them at the Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
| oines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
My signature is on each package. All others are
| counterfeit.
APscksse will be sent BY mail, prepaid, on 70
| oeipt of Thirty Gents.
| Address,
| HENRY c. SPALDING,
| No. as CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
subscriber hath obtained from the Orphan
court o. WASHINGTON County, in the District of
estate oil Martha (alias Patsey HutohIns, late OF
washington county, deceased Ali persons having
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereby TO the subsor!b.r, on before the second
be uded from all benefit of the said estate
Given under my hand this second daJ of NOyem-
Der, 1861. GEO w HARKSEsS
nOflaW Aiministrat-iY
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4ApS STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
Queenstown, Ireland.
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia
steamship Company intend dIspstohinr their fIl
powered Clyds- built iron Steamships a. follow:
GIN S OF sii-TTa sStSsGEEdal' August io Sd
KANGAROO, 18th
And every Saturday. st noon, from Pier a, North
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF Gas METERS,

ForIcs rs HsgEBYn 9ffT TrEN 'T S,t T. ~, IIIs,
Ably to the provklons OF tho ordinance OF The Cor
soration sspIoyed May Ii, lssO, the undersigned is
on pro psyment Of she Zee Of kty cents to ins,sos
examne test, Prove, and ASCERTAIN tbs accuracy Of
Every meter, found incorrect, viii be condemned
And smother. .easa and marked q. true. wIll be
mess.i emsns Of gas, Il vii % .es.ee sosodin,y
and asaIn put in eOsition for Use.
0Goe No. $40 Seventh s!rest, (nesr Ode Eel
.swP Hhlll OPcn from =. H.. TO :, m.
,CHARIIES W. CUNNINGHAM,
~ hh INSPECTOR and Sealer Of Gas Meters.
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pHILADELPHIA PROVISION STORE,
l. 11S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BsttrseR l9fh d1d NTH srs

Ihe under:lGned. hayinE located himself a.
o. the FIRST Ward that he mas opened first class
ftovislon store, conducted similar to those for
Shlch PhIlsdelphis is famous A0'
mere can be tound q Gal times 3 large and fresh
4a6Py OF fOUkTRf, GAME, ?EEF, NUT
SOP. N " se"
PartlcplsI attention 10 called to his stock and
pr1ces Of BUTTER, CHEESE SO,
Pnilede phia Print Butter,
Goshen and Western Reserve
Being determl ned TO give the strlctest Albanian
10 the wants Of his customers, and 10 keen syey.
ff1oie In hls line of the best uaty and sell Al the
lowest market prices, he hopes to merit share Of
Families Will be waited upon daily for orders, if
nol5 THOMAS r. wIIsON
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.

Psbssksd ia eesformsfy With fks yssolstion Of
tks Senate IF Jsly Is, 1861.
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- NssoMETBIN6 NEW!
NAfshrAr.sI D,sooyERT oy@N
- A. 2eI @ styssf, opposits
- ovsrTs Tssssfy, -

4 Ot6lEhS STEAMED
In me eheH and Thoroughly Cook ed (far m,srio,
70 roest IA fsse msassss, tks TastSsf
fsnas 90 record. Call and see
tIhe gnderHgned respectfully informs his frisnds
Ene PSstrlct and visitors 20 the CITY that he has
vnteoG DIS OLD And wkLL-kNows EsfiBIIgHnENy
Most hofoaga manner, and has made oom
l.ets .rIsnsements 70 farnisA OYsTERs In Sny
sys ead n any quantity. 600 10 500 xsilons shno
al. 700 70 5000 cana OF Spiced And Erash
kntne cauy-cAns hermeticaIly staled Fnrni.ssd
" s1e Shell 81 the sushei or barrel.
All 5000 ,Ss 70 have oy.te5s fsrnishsd rssu-
seSas fs.f q tsilafs sh3sd al and make a.
: :ss:f 3, Sst sst.Sl...s s sei
c.n,.1 TO syTLERs.s s-vIsV q
sts. TSn.toss fis. F set T.,.s cisns
fssosss, 90. aso, Ssm 1872 ssg ssSos.. Brandy
- ssssLns, ELesh Lobstels. Cod, Hsiibut. To-
seas 10y. .ns % bad. 81 reasonable prices
A. 1oeSs sne families supplied vit6 Oysters ds
IL ssos n Ia oassss z! any eafs Of the District.
~ a tAblshment is open from A m h 70 ~
Rrh9,i EYER GsJ, eIcest Sunday, when close at
-" TN. HARVEY.
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289 No. aag gs fssss,t 4 NAsLE; $50

|So sVhlNSON q NA6LE, 0On
q 49, NO. SS6 fBNNsILVANIA AVENUE, ZOS
between Ninth and Tenth sts.. south sde,
CHAMPA6NESIS.R M9mm. pinsr u.,d,,,.
n Moet Chandon. Bullinser Co, Cartier &
CLAASEbi Il se Julien, 81. Estephs, Csntsnsc,
. HOOK, WlNEs~psid ssneimsr, yoh.upesbsr,.r.
tie9tE.lsamlc h, X udeshelmsr, 60.
bkANDY, Whtsky. Gin. Port, Sherry, Madeira,
LONDON PORTER. Brown Stout. Edinbur,b
sna aoIssnlTe Aies, of the best brands. in bot
ClSARSHavsnss and Domestic, of the choicest
cal the special attention of sutlers n sstaur,nt.
end Families - our large aud we'll seISctai A''
erRSh OF FINE GROCERIES, Fresh Meat.
$500 T..S, tsn, soaps, Vegetables and Fruits in
fhESEk rs, Jellies, &c Almonds. Nuts, RAJ
IN e, F. Eastern and Western Cuttins); Ham.
WORCESTERSHIRE and Oyster sa~ee u P nlaeL.
E,,.ry aeseI Ptlon, Pepper Sauce and Tomato
All Of which We offer at he lovs., ,o.,ihI.
prlces ana on reasonable terms 'O'0
no JOHNSON NAGLE
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Ha f AAIHssSSRRSSfSsf HS;. S$If:

AiESSgg95kk hSH Bst
Is ZEE SgRsss Il. sAss a.
fsS, s.' z VIZ SS Ma. m D
SsIt .a! Nc a. Ss INN ss s. s
..o ;sa s. car s ssss
Baltimore and Hsvfe de-Srsc1. A' O''' ''N
ne Pee los ssH :;
RAh GoIo a11 Persons mas. give bond bsfo.
WIN CRAWFORD, Asspt
nEw YoRK, Asp ERIE RAIL
F.I, and tca: SssE sm 1s sss e. ss RyS
'''ss'i sss Exp 4 ssf sl and Buffalo
s.dors@fS Trsin remain. over nisht q EImnIs,
s9s p: MILK ds,iJ. for 6usvins. and inter
no % = m, ACCOMMODATION. daily. for POr,
=. xT =, Way b. MiddlssO-n. N.vbursh.
SEQ = r.; HIsR asf EXPRESS. daily, for Dun
Fan 81 . And sSn.
"a ~; IN kf5 for Housewife.
NAIAANIEL MARSH, Reooiver.
Lta AttiSsASFSk s kzftt 1kSSSySSPH an.
sANsH obMMRkl E SRkTss sAkAR EGffsr'
C9mmencing Monday, May 27th, 1851.
for Ahsny-lloo .. m. hist express trsin from
For Dover Pl.ins-< 400 ,. m. stopping n White
tfiis Fsin vii mir run TO Mnler.on ever, Saturday
! Tor cfoson gsIls- . NJ. Stopping .. al sa-
pieg e Al :tssjons fron 18th street station.
hons ron. White street stsh n .'''''A' -
For Williams .Bridss-f-N, Ills q m and ssse p
n STOPPING a " ss.hons ffcm s7ti street. stsnOi
3 AlbAn,..sssS 2. ID ss1rsss trsin.
lsFsoe sysrs Eoedss nor-ns a as al :. NJ
#ESSi ss PAN. &is 100 !. m. e,e a ,~,m
sMlpsns Bridss55ssn. 500 .. m. a hco m.
Eest lor Csneal fsxk, Yorkvlle. Barren sss
20 . sBRitGSisiffLiEIs. Ion a 81 sasS
- F Egg .E9sSSygy1EySb s EAsIgBys,eosSS
&c: 81 S;Y !, .... ~ $.
TOY a nd al AlSsssi TqsisAie Pm n issud.J. il
rsss9tsss. sss' .ias s':'ss .u. ,~.a
ss s.: 81, ; s;sss ;. "a. ..-.
''N 'e"''S tMfk. s.,.ns..a,ss
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kSsSs hs Dtsssrsf, ST. C1ssk, Mss.
IL you are, or have been trou bled " it'll the hsax
eche, send for box, (CelhAaio Pills % that yey
may have them In case OF an.sttAok.
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~ W PAPERHAN6ING, WINDOW
" sHADE: AND UPHOLSTERiNG
i-H ESTABLISHMENT,
40 NINTH SrRRET
a Re gndsrtIgned, formerly of the firm of Frank
III hDthIock, has opened Q New store At 46O
N intn street. one door south of T. street, on the
80 l 44ie' Nnere ne has small ohoIoe stock and
vuIo oe HAPPY % receive tho orders of the frsnds
40 customers IF the old firm $50 t'eA4us
a., .r r attention Will be paid TO Paperhsnx-
no Is sta HrsS.s'er1 WORK In all Its branches.
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fsN hs EssassN, Ns&resl, Va.
Ce1halie Pills accomplish the object for vhisA
tney were made, VIZ; CIrs Of hssdsohs In al il
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Es1 tAs Wtgtra 4. X. 6assfts, ndsSss, III,
We heartily endorse Mr.. spaldinx, and his N
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hs1 tAs SsstAsrs PstA FaAv, Nss Oyleass, La,
1ry them you that are Afflicted, sp<ys are gsYs
numerous list that has received bepsffs fSsi ~
other medicine can produce,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-25


ersd breaking out In passage WAY NJ No. %
Wet 18th street. The fl,ms Communicate
to the feed store and stables Of THOMAS ELY,
and ths buildings were nearly consu ned =
There were i've horses, valued At Al 300
owned by Messrs. KELLY, TIsNEY and Nc
EVERY, In tbs stables and they were burned
70 dsAth-no insurance. Tbs liquor store, No.
%, occupied by MIoHAtL GAeRIakTr, aad
q tenemsnt hou, Q. No. 101. were slightly da n
ag,d by FIRE and water. Mr. XuLLT's los, on
buildings and stock Is about 81. 900 insured
Tor $6oc. The lire was q incss diary oriEia.
FIRE II NASSAU STREEr.-Last night NJ 10
o'clock q fre broke out In tAs sngrAvlnR shoo
OF c. J. HAuLNoK. Sd story Of the corner Of
A1n stre't and Nassau. TIE total damsg,
3y nre and water amounts to abou. OIL, 900.
How the IRE originated 10 uoknowu
DnrHBArE ATTKMPT BIT WOMAN To
COMMIT SuIcDK--At an early hour last syeu.
log, two young wom'n engaged in an sncoun-
ter Of No. 167 william street, when one r.
cdvsd slight wound from he, com ,a.ion
with pair OF scissors. A p,liceman airestsd
both parties and they were locked up Ia the
Second Ward Station House. Soon After one
OF them attempted 10 commit suic de, by has.
ing herself with cord made Of her under
clothes, 10 the cell door. Sergeant BAAcKETr
was netihsd OF the state Of affairs, and som
cut the woman down and restored her 10 cor
sciousnsss. She was then handcuffsd.
CRY RAILROAD AocIDEsr. -THoMAs q
BELL resident Of the st. Johns Park HotsL
was run over late on Tuesday night by city
car at the coru,r OF West Broadway and Canal
street. and bad both legs terribly crushed. III,
received the services Of a surgeon, at a drug
store In the neighborhood, and was than con.
veysd to ths hotel.
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ALLHoHD HEAVY EsBszzLKMSHT.-WA.
Il. SAcKEIr, formerly bOok-ksepSr Of the firm
ofLAsKs, BoroE& Co., was yesterday brought
bs'ors Justice QuAoKESRUsH; charged with
having smbtzzlsd about SIC, 900 Of his en-
ploysr's funds II appears that the firm 70
Gently made an asdgnment, and the assIRuoss
employed Mr.. JAMSs HALL 70 ovsfhaui The
books. Mr.. BALL makes affidavit that be has
done 80, and hLds the above amount eeacisnt.
also numerous false entries In the books In Ia,
hand: writing OF the accused. Mr.. SAoKErr.
who 10 now In the employ Of AUGUST Bk1MoNf'
the banker, dsnisa the truth Of the charge. ana
states that be viii be able 70 verify this a,ssr-
tiOa In the courses Afsw days. BE was had,
BY NE nagkuot& 70 await sxAminAtiou,
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CITY NEWS.

Col CoRcoRAS.-Until noon yes
go. 'ss bad bean received at the
800. ~ '@Ssesimsnt Of the fate OF Col.
Co.ro. Z supposed to DO q pri-
80 w, ne ,oundsd. Tbs follow
s0n'r. and but slight, sft.rnOou.
hg was received late In 49,
~. GAoAoSixty .nisth, N.
C'Pt; Jas. b. kInKEEssr at Mans sss,
Jane,iODi eighty woundeS, Psrrrrr
FAITH, op.A'f ied to learn,
was not killed, I" was a. arti si.oh.,a.
vel and indsfstlgabls as ever in
Of his duties.
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The TANMASr HALL GENERAL CoMxtn. ess
held special meetiEg last evening E. r. PoA
DIT, hq in the ehair. Judge WATERBURY,.
after a most touching and impressive sp,ech.
offered resolutions expressing the dssp s,rro v
felt by the Committee for the death of Colonial
kennedy, ofths Tammany Regiment, aud tan
dering the sympa'hies OF the members Of the
COMMITTEE to the besaved family of the de-
ceased. MIR. WATERBURY, also offered rssol u
uon' wl'Cs was unanimously adopted, fol- the
appointment OF Il COMMITTEES to prspavs suitable
rsfo!u'iors Of thanks to Lieut. BAUIca, Of the
United States Army, who surrendered his
roc ms In Washington to Col. KENNEDY, Had
attended him during his last hours with ali
tha kindness Of brother 1t was also resolved
that th'msmbsn Of the ComDittse attend the
funeral OF Col. KENNEDY on Friday Alter
noon.
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BOARD OF CouNcnnH--The Board held
special meeting yesterday, in purmsnc, Of
arsqusst Of his Honor the Mayor, for the pur-
pose Of taking proper action In respect to the
memory OF the Ia.s Col. VIZ. d. kKNxxpr,
In the abs,nes Of the President, Mr.. BARNEY,
was called 10 The chair. The eonmunicat Ion
Of tho Mayor, Qor which see proceedings Of tbs
Board OF Aldsrmtp) was read.
The reader also road the resolutions OF AL
dsrnan FBoxKsr, and remarks were made by
hsssIs. PNcKsKr KEEcH, LENT, OEIH,
and BARNEY, highly eulogistIc Of the char.
actsr and merits Of the deceased,
The resolutions were than concurred In,
rherssolutiors complimsntirg the New York
Regiments for the bravery svinced by them In
the late battle, and requesting the Heads Of
Departments TO close their eff ,ss during the
o6sequies OF Col. KENNEDY, were slso sever
ally esncuued In.