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Ne. T91 Broadway. y. T., opposite Grace Church"
rer,ou. Interested In the treatment o. Nrsi Cssnb,
Catarrhal Desin.s Cs,nh Thro,t Bronchial Csurrh
Cslarrh Of Luns cordially ingi,sd examine the
n.aa- AMI fsl.o. command, which both Ia and
effect dast from oil o;h-r mode. Of treating Tho d..e' in
question unIuvsuonslie rssnss Will 10 given
under treatment, 70 whose testimony Ne will
q, AZ Zines n,o., ehees'uy submit,
Reception hour. nom ios n. to- m.
:. c PRATT. ND.
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IAdT.ftiserertl

PYgAPpLR CIDER will cure You il YOU are
SET sad ii you are well will prevent sickness. send
Bra circular. Address y. I. BABBTI.
Sa o. % Co. g. e. 10 72and ~ Washing on.s.. Ny.
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The striking Feature
- IHE
SUNDAY MERCURY

SUNDAY MERCURY
/" tie perfection T. vhich al g, ,,,.,.-,
p.nai,ars Of sspit.i It. LochL III ELLiGEScE. f.f
bsbed b. corp. Of 'cver r c,ss rrpofters fer e-ssf
published p S,w.Ycri. Ia TiIEATRicAL, sHOW and
sPohtsd stM ri sire ~. - ha'I..
Krrs sU,s'1 Z. & o Ss si ~.
M r., % y: s. Se NV 's
val. being ,,u y .i. eaI Iran IN any Ode, pieh.d
S 81 Sat 1Y ~. H S9 81 4 S SOL.
6 Ss ,s'S sTThinSSger " S. .pp ~; 4
-PofiTicIH, LITERARY sad Artistic Asi, joaf.
~ y y. Jns; state. ~ soIn.. Wi,s tas Cpsaot9ht
OF THE SOCIAL CIRCLE. ,a ell tina, interest.
he o1 wDMLp H. r. tausYs erLisk2s Of
Ensl,nd aud the Continent u Europs snesd frsn the
ss foreign pspef. ana b. ',1 there aoilins pabi.hei
S W e, Iii. K. TN 1H"t y. Gr III " tSS
a.Esh.. g, .na.'ar,I q, % y; gsHSsisees. o .as
,i,s 20 49,. Thai h. not ct glanced in %, columns a
The SUNDAY MERCURY PIERCE Lo~S' ESQ IL an
',.@r: e. Ne e q .s.;sa ,Seii IN ,I So.
publication sfsoe Sc Psss' 49, no" - ''" Z" pm
bssrisg the n.un- Of
MIR FAIR LILA:
LrFr ~ DEATH
via be eoaan.se.d IN the lssut Oh MORROW
The TABLK TALK Of -. SUNDAY MERCURY en-.
braces humorous sketches. poetry, -h'y e.say' &C. a.
from The s s nTrh =. 'ls s ,Si S
III. LYTTERs or DlsBAEDHD VOLUNTEER.
sss a., Ia s Hon sa n ".s sf.i'a
continuously ~eci to In 'h grea' .spone' Of the
: = +. 11d s. In iG ssh hin ss Il sS
snd hence q. ISlMENsE CIRCULATION, ~hish now
e eosSS Mif'rRorGiIIs' ~ ~
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Another Sensation
IN..AaINATIvE LITERATURE.

Ths prestige 1.-THE SUNDAY MERCrRY. a. the medium
through which tL6 hnes original roasnces Of both sides s
tho Atlantic preted TO the American public. In advances
Of every other newspssr viii be Increased by The Prssen.a
MAGNIFICENT STORY.
PIERCE EGAN ESQ,
author OF "lLe Poor Girl" "such 10 Life" Imofn; or
The Marble Heart" The Scarlet Flower etc, entiile
THE FAIR LIL.IAS;
LIFE IN DEATH.
The opening chsp.er on Ia the printers
hands, aud will appear In tho
SUNDAY MERCURY
MORROW,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07

ATE2S CHERRY PICTORIAL surpasses AL other
,,uedies in the rapid and radical cure Of Coughs,
Gods snd Consumption.
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Gpecial y Offices.

Ixth Ward nion Northumberland 20 the plan
OF OF the Union Tary IN the City AND County OF
SevYsrG adopted untI the directions OF the state teatfN
lion Of n. il,h Ward Wsshinstou HA, HsileG MON
DAY ENFSISC, 9Th ias;. Al u clock
". r. ALLEN, Pfetident elect.
@ b. TUyi,oS Secretary
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1'ffE FAIR LILIAS:
Their 10 One

Severn sheet. frlsd SUNDAY NiWsPAPEhs are pI0-
i,h.d n this e ', but tho eay IA gsy deserves tn.
name 10 the
SUNDAY MERCURY.
which e.uss Of to eonpreh.nsi,e character and admitted
superiority Every contemporary now epj0y'a elreaion
three tr.s greater than that Of all the combined To the
BUSINESS NAN ni., medium sf Publicity which yield.
an smpe equivalent for hi. money while TO the READING
PUBLIC II pis.ats more situations than we're svOr before
associated IN any weekly daily newspaper either hsEs
abroad. THE GENERAL NEWS It contain, !. later than
that psbushsd in any ether papsr, and lie hrsi
SPECIAL TELE9EAMS
on SUNDAY MORNING are OFTEN ONE WHOLE DAY
IN ADVANCE Of the entire Pre-" Of tho esunrysundsy.
OF course. being dc, non. PIERCE EGAN, ESQ, who
has hundred. Of thousand, Of admirers Ia the New World
hs, u contributed story ior 10 eslanas bearing u.
nam. Of "THE FAIR LIIAs; Or Lire ~ psArw," III.
sr,t in,..l men, Of which will appear in tho
SUNDAY MERCURY Oh. To.AoRRow
II, iud,p.nder, EDITORIALS discus with nsor ell the
,-.diu. question. Of tn. day, aud in LITERARY DEPART
xrST challenge. comparison with that Of sny nsvspspsr
satsn,.
The sunday mereaYy,
,,us 10 t mission engaging Ia srsry department of eufsnt
utsrstuIe the
HIGHEST ORDER OF TALENT.
some tim. ego nsds ssusomsns' with the eesbf'ed Ens'A
PIERCE E6AN, ESQ,
10, As shees u story which he was then
s,nxsd sad yin nsasurue the Year By Publishing the open
ins cEsssSn Of he latest saort, entitled
THE FAIR LILIAs;
LIVE IN pEATH,
IN TIE SUNDAY MERCURY on TOMORROW
II vii be continued regularly IN tie eoamns o. thsi sc
n..amsn being pubshsA sinusnseu'iy with the LShdsa
'''1''' lSoNopoLY or THE PROOF. sHEEIs
h.s Sesn scared Tor the SUNDAY MERCURY. an ssriy
prus OF this pc story By the mos popnin enssee
after Of tho DAY Only be secured that s
1he orr. By fisres Ersn stand tbs bed Of th: o:.s
Tn. sdo.s In The Old WorN numbered - 10
nanIIsa AsasssA snafbssa' Ross ere sdsgss W sssy
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cafes 1siulcncy, gsa>nr,,ans
scn, raj deoiliiy I, masns too
wr.ry ambitious. the feeble
strong. The debilit,ied healthy
for IL cn.bls- the rs'isn'
20 take plenty Of healthy
food. which il the pannt Of
the body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07

new PRODUCTION of "a. creates, rom.nc. Of the dsy
submitted pTononnees the
MOST NrACTURJX WORK
, 4'' -inc
ne hl ever produced Inc hs. hve OF ~ CnaPo.' WI
pare we reader Tor ,oenes OF PoTtHaI ,n'oo" AZ .ne
passions which surge through ne souls srdent ana dese
natures Ae portrayed Win 'oIes ana IRE ~hies are
lutey ssrthns Love h-'ense fnde Enyy, G1a ,uPia,y
are rendered ineanse by tire crehvs shd ns,ylhs ptn
, s hi ~ NV, irone,i,bie with
'.e, ns,i'es ~ c'-ii1, M. ~ -, -, - -. i.ro,.
a IN dng. ds,nse and freibI. Tn- purs
- - 49, a.. 90. "a o-ysccu,.d Lsrnr. .bips,
80. "a h.a,,,i i.,,ynr,,. UvI,S. H.. u,srrnpuious
d in.diou. RAyrSscnArT snd their INSTRUMENT the cold
and deadly reptile NARels Every individual o. the s
peT'one stands out IN noid fehei " !" o'sha Hhu 'As
conception OF a ula.teI mind - - -,
The readers ofths ~ NpAl MhRCt UNI ,hos s'no,n'as
oPistce kfan' apc dene.'ion Of eherActs me iehns
" .' ~ . w., ~ 80. l., III IA. v~,.y ~ ..
sEe' high ard w. %, ou W.. pi',' W ~ ,he W. 80,
e 1 .Nsrti, = III IitTsS' mi IIpt N NJ ATU" viii
.x., ,io.. q, b. are h..t ntcd with III, wonder.
al 20 st.,eo,vrs5 ,sr,1, In Which lie ur.,.
-, ..,;b. ,op.r,a of Extraordinary power will
sxsv . "a. rov ,ory IA helons. 10 a new schoo ofthe
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GOES
nNHnnT NTHn

DYsPEPsIk CURE
sllov, you 10 eat . hearty
meal " iho.t fear Of distress
sf,srwul, for /, viii stop It o.
econ 90 Il 10 ,vsllow.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07

THE sEw.YoRK LEADER il published every SATUR'
DAY ana /, devoted 70 Lgh Literature, and 10 Impartial
criticism. upon POLITICS. AT, Society Books Men tho
Fa.Lioas ths pT.ms and the News
A new volume begin, with the number for TO-DAY.
which crowded with articles y 'omo Of the "s' American
and fore. n writer No politician and no hessfy usu can
,sord 10 DO withou, tb crrns While family pepper i IL
uprivslsd
FuR SALE ENkRYWNIRk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07

GOES
COUGH BAL5AN
70 the larges. bottle Ia the
world for tho price, therefore
not only tn. beet. but the
cheapest medicine eaisni-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07

The New-Nork Leader.
THE GREAT CRITICAL JOURNAL
NV VOLUME,
NEW FLATJREs
NEW WRITERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07
FOR ALL FORMS or

ULCERATIVE DISEASES.
either OF tho Nose Throat Tongue Spine tor.lesd or Ses
no remedy hs. ever proved ia scua.
~ AZ GENERAL PLooD-PURH VINO AGEHR'.
THE LlFE sYIUr STANDS uSRNALED By
ANY PREPARATION ~ THE WORLD
Di,s,.. OF tn. Spine usually developed IN tbs yOang lip
Dsssse E-iraris end all p.esss, aud Ladies vile
are sui. ns iron. r ~hsh they at loss 70
brow what 20 do ooA sisi.s th~ uss OF CoSsriV-
TioN LlpE SYRUP irwin their psiist esaass
.a ,,rr,Leu thsr weak bsc. and side, give them ne~
.D.rsy mes lie and happiness
THE RICH AND POOR
hall. 10 IN. ,.me ai..,.es Nature aid seissee ass
med, ,. csuri,utiou III. syrup for the benefs Of
PURE BLOOD
rodues, h,.h, men and women aud Il the constitution b
s.s.c,ed in youth disease .nd early Deaths the rssa Do
not S.,.r when the .su, a. hand and within To
reach Of al
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
I. the Poor M.n. Friend End The Rich Mans Bs''iAs
BUY IT. TAKE IT. AND BE.CuRED.
1T rs UNIVERSAL IN IT'S EFFEcrS
VIM. II. GREGG, NJ. d.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NEW roR&
Pdc.. q Per Bottle, Six Bottles for *s
~s,n, by Express to sn parts Of the eoanir'
MORGAN & ALLEN,
whslesaie Druggists, Assass
NO. a. CLIFF st. XW'SoSk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07

Oyxs ONE MILLION bottles Of
GOES
COUGH BALSAN
are sold annually. and the
people all prouounss II the
be', cough prePsrsiteu they
I've a.ej.
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OE'S

GOES
DYSPEPSIA CURE
ia purely vegetable ptepsrs'
ton. contains no opis'es, no
poison. nothing hur;ful, bu,
sets promptly surely aud la
medS.ly
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MOST NIASTERLY WORK

One Of eminent critics in New YORK. 10 whom this
production Of the greatest romanct Of the day has been
snbmlt,ed. pIononnces II the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07

GOES
DYSPEPSIA CURE
IL ~. best remedy in ch-
world Tor dy.p.r,is, iuiise'
ton. sol headache, h.ri
burn. fever ssd agI. nsu~s
o. stomach aud. in i,ci. oil.
d:,es.es OF pains In ;.- siorn
sgh or boyyes
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Busincss Notifies.

BgIST's INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAN.
t.bs -nedy estsn for he Of Coa-.. Co.Gs Con
sz2 and all diseases Of the throat aud lrnz' s. been
bel 5 year., and during al TIA, tim. beer highly sp
tr.i Producing wonderful cures, l.. ~ the
az, e-r. icsies in Brsn,. Magazine
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having secured M heavy cost the advance Sheets and thus
insu.d the pubcson o. each in.tscn smsaneou,y with
its issue in London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07
GOES
DYSPEPSlA GfRl

creates An sppe,i,s-gives yIsor
and strength 20 the whols
sys,em.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
,weetens the stomsch. rufite.
IN. breath, aud instantly stop,
.ouTn-. scidi'y. and rising
OF food.
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GOES
HU1nHnlf. nE

our,. -i,k headache. sicGne~
at the stomach. and PaIss OF
COLO IN tho bowels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07

GOES
COUGH BALSAM
relieves coasump;ive cough 10
soon as u l. taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07

CO.'S
COUGH BALSAM
cures inAuen,s. sehms, and
al bronchial sfect.oaL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-27
IMPROVE YOUR EYES1GHT!
DOCTOR WHITES EYE-WATER

Takes at once the first rank among all optha-
mics vet known, and has proved TO- be the
greatest blessing 10 thousands Of sufferers !, IN IN
Europe for over 20 years. Itcannot he too highly
recommended to all men Of business, especial
ly to bank and other officers bookkeepers,
clerks, artizans, and all such as are oolgea 10
work much by artificial light, or fire; artists,
and to Ladies much engaged in reading, or hne
needlework. It will hot only strengthen, ana
improve weak eyes butspeedly cure all naam-
nation, cold, or lameness Of the eyelids, but
also, owe the beginning cataract, and It's use
will positively insure against blindness
Price Is cents bottle.
Julius DIENELT, Dentist,
No. 145 Prince street
For sale BY most Druggists.
JAN 3-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-27
RNOLD & FIELD,
Merchant ,TailOrs,
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING STORE.

Would invite inspection Of their large stock q
CLOTHS, CASIMEREe, and VESTlNGS,
all grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
will make tn order az cheap as be had
equality considered) in the city Of New York,
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given to the selection OF
We sell none but indigo Blues. warranted, and
our long experience insthst branch justifes as
in assuring satisfaction in that line We keep
a select assortment Of Shirts (all kind Collars,
Qinen and papa1) Neckties. Scarfs, Socks.
Suspenders Hand kerehiefs Gloves, &c, usual
" found in a we'll regulated Merchant Tailoring
Esta blishment Call and see Us. Don't forget
the number, 50 King Street, between Pitt and
Royal. one door east of Parker's Theatre.
W NJ ARNOLD,
ian 7-tf JOHN A. FIELD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-27

The story which comes from San francisco,
by telegraph, that Macmillan has ceded the
western provinces of Mexico to France and that
DR.. Gwin has been made duke to govern
them as representative Of the French
power is said to be so preposteroasly absurd
that it is almost waste Of ink to deny If.
The Boston Advertiser, in an article upon
the prisoners at Fort Warren, says it IS under
stood that an order has been received Tor the
discharge Of the crew of the Florida, with the
condition that they shall leave the country IN
ten days.
A number of citizens of Philadelpkia have
purchased General Grant residence IN that
city. In his letter acknowledging the gift, be
says:-"It is with feelings Of gratitude and ID
pride that accept this substantial testimonial
Of the esteem of your loyal citizens
H. L. Haskell, has opened an Office IN Mari
boro', Md, for the sale of Real Estate IN
Maryland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-27
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
~ FFICE-No. l04 King street, over
S,one's formerly Frenchs s. Book Store.


SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION The active
operations at the Smith bsonian Institution will
not be suspended, but it will continue It's for
eign exchanges and distribution OF specimens,
and will also continue to issue It's various
classes of publications. The articles in the
Museum were saved, as was the chemical ap-
paratus in the Laboratory, and the duplicate
collection stored in the cellars and wings, and
which collection is intended tor distribution
gratuitously, Among the manuscripts des-
troyed were important papers, prepared by Dr.
Leidy and DR.. Wood, of Philadelphia, and by
Baron Osten Sacken, of Prussia. 1t is, how
ever, expected that these can be replaced, as
the authors no doubt have copies Prot.
Henry lost nearly all of his private papers and
correspondence, among them number OF very
important letters. There was no insurance
whatever upon the building or It's effects
SAVANNAH CoTToN EXPECTED To ARRIVE.
Mr.. Francis Robinson, Assistant Cotton
Agent, has received intelligence that four yes
sells laden with cotton may be expected to ar
rive at New York Immediately. Three OF
these vessels are schooners, and the other is
the steamer Commodore. The United States
Cotton Agent, Mr.. Draper, in charge OF the
shipment at Savannah, has given official no
tice of the facts and in his last dispatch he
expressed his hope that the next mail would
convey the news that all the vessels had sailed
for this port. At the same time other vessels
were loading Preparations have been made
to receive this cotton, accommodations IN
Nesmith's stores, Brooklyn, for several thous-
and bales having been already procured. 1t Is
understood that the cotton will be sold at auc,
ton. It will not be put on the market until
the return of Mr. Draper from Savannah,
which is expected to be early IN February IN.
T. World.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
The War ON Bounsy Brokers.

The campaign against the enemies of the country
known bounty brokers is still prosecuted with unre
entng vgor The detective force under Colonel Baker
active and successful In its way the cavalry
under General Sheridan. There were considerable
operations Thursday resulting in the capture Of num-
ber OF prominent brokers' Among the prisoners taken
and sent to the Old Capitol was A. w. Nathans,
who boasted that he has made 5000 900 in the Second
Congressional district in which II is alleged he was thc
gagged In the business His mode of operations was by
brbes which given to doctor for passing men, This
put great many airs but not enough to refu0
proofs Of guilt which Col Baker says he possesses. He
a far presumptuous man than Andy johnson,
and instead Of pebeian seemed TO think himself the
very snpcrlstive OF patricians.
Another OF the most distinguished captures OF Thurs
day the celebrated Joseph Wbe the Mosby of the
brokers' who had his headquarters at Elmira This
had a way all his for transactng business He way
laid soldiers, took them into his house. changed their
clothes and re- eSiised them He would pay them fty
hundred ars for doing him the favor OF allow
ing him thus TO anusc himself while he quite innocent
ly and harmessy dropped several hundred grcenbacks
In each into his pockets and thus rapidly
qurng an honest livelihood Colonel Baker confronted
him with two Of his old acquaintanccs OF whom,
strange TO say he had forgotten everything Finally one
Of them showed him coat that he had received from
him. and which he could not have the ngratude to re-
ceive, and afterwards forget who the donor was Wbss
remembered the two acquaintanccs before him, ana
not only acknowledged but everything else that Colonel
Baker thought necessary to ente him TO free passage
amusing and more wholesome than the new one in the
Astor House. Many more samples Of yesterdays work
night be given, but two like these at time will satisfy
all reasonable peoplcand who elso reads newspaper.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

The LAST CAMDEN AND AMBoY SLAUGHTER
AN INTELLIGENT JuRY--Since the days Of the
grave digger in Hamlet, "crowner's 'quest' law
has been by-word; but never, perhaps, since
or before that period, has more absurd or
outrageous verdict been rendered than that Of
the Bucks county Pe.) coroner's jury in the
case Of the fearful Slaughter Of the soldiers on
the Washington tyain on Tuesday last The
CIRCUMSTANCES Of this affair are fresh in the
memory Of the public, and we need not repeat
them. The jury found that tbese men came to
their death by collision Of the two trains
very sage conclusion; but they exonerate all
the employees on the train ftop blame. althQpgt
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

jobbing concerns and has been made director
in the company as some sort Of reward. While
this administration editor, therefore, is daily
pluming himself upon his influence with the
administration, he. is endeavoring to divert
supply of the sinews Of war-so much needed
at this time-from sustaining the credit Of the
government, its proper direction, to filing the
needy Golfers Of seedy adventurers in oil or
mining lands, situated in some barren portion
of the country. It is time that some Of these
bogus patriots and bubble stockholders were
unmasked. Although the sound companies
may Withstand the whlrlwind, let the unini-
tiated prepare for crash among the oil, coal
and mining bubbles Of the hour, and stand
from under in time.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

GOODS SEIZED FOR THE NoNPAYMENT OF TuY
REVENUE TAx--ALLEGED INTENT TO BURN THE
PROPERTY-ARRRsT ON SUSPICION.
A few days ago Messrs. Edels h Berkovtch, manufac
turcrs of SNUFF and tobacco, moved from Seventeenth
street. as alleged without paying their internal reve
tax and located at Al Thomas street Collector Geo
p Putnam, Of the Eighth district having learned the
new location OF the nrm, paid them official visit ON
Thursday afternoon and sclzed their stock OF goods
valued ut 800 they having neglected TO pay tho ax ~
required by law Deputy Collector Vincent De La Mon
taigne placed In charge OF the premises ana carry
in the evening the manuactory was closed About tnree
hours subsequently the deputy collector returned 70 the
pa,e TO see that everything was right and as ne On
tered the front door OF the building, ne hearo
some one making hssty exit from ths
rear The collector at once raised an alarm, ana IN
few moments officer Brady Of the Ffth precinct made
bis appearanse He too late, however, to make an
arrest as the individual heard In the building had scaled
fence and jumped into an adjoining yard throuSh
witch he escaped into West Broadway. II was ther be-
eved that thief had been in the manufactory for the
ny,osc 81 stealing; but examination OF me goods In
NJ pace showed that they had been be<ay sprinkled
vim bcnzine about gallon OF which dangerous hud
found in demiiohn standing on loor II doubtless
was the intention to apply the match and thus burn The
manufactory and con.cns The goods were insured Tor
nearly double their real value In tho Pacific Insurance
Company man named Israel Iev said TO be IN the
employ of Messrs Edols Bcrkoyitch, was arrested or
suspicion Of being engaged In psrfscps he Incend'ap
N4rnngeUenfA
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

PREPARE FOR A CRASH AMONG BUBBLE SToCK
CoNPANIEs.-The rage for speculation in all
sorts of bubble stocks is increasing every day.
Mining, oil, coal and other bogus companies
are multiplying by scores, and at this time they
may be set down at some three thousand
in number in all parts Of the country. A per-
feet mania exists on the subject. This may be
attributed to the enormous expansion Of the
currency, occasioned by the extraordinary
issues Of government notes and the notes of
national banks. A similar condition of things
was produced in Great Britain In 1925, result
ing there, as well az here, from the undue ex-
pansion Of the currency. AT that time specu-
lations in gold and silver mines in South
America and elsewhere were all the rage in
Europe, all Of which ended In catastrophe
that swept all the bogus concerns from the face
Of the earth. In this country, at this time, the
excuse for the redundancy of the currency Is
based upon the presumption that 1t aids the
credit Of the government The contrary is the
fact People have more money, or currency, IL
is true; but instead of investing their surplus
funds in government SECURITIES they plant them
In some bogus OIL, coal or mining company,
which s finally sure TO burst up. Thus Is the
government as well as the small capitalist made
70 suffer by these bubbles. The editor Of a
leading administration print has written PAM
pblet N eulogY Of one Of thess bastard stock