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FIXES.
IN sHrH-AvE.-Loss ABOUT $500.


At o'clock on Thursday morning fire was discOv-
cred the first floor Of the building No 81 Sixth ave,
occupied by Moore Jeffrey grOcco. Before 10
tngushed the lirst floor and basement, with their
tents, badly damaged by fire aud water The loss
on stock and fixtures in the grocery j. about $1,000 In
surCf for 1900 in the Broadway and other city com
pany. The basement occupied for the storage OF
furniture The property contained therein lS owned by
VIM EdgcrOn, Charles II. Stewart, G. r. Covert, Harry
SEYMOUR, Mrs Rycr, John Ten Brock Nrs. Gardner,
Mf. BeecBer, j. j. Thomas, Mrs Bur-, NnI. Finn,
Williams, and is damaged IN the aggregate 10 the extent
OF $1,000 which Is probably covered 10y Insurance Tie
building IA owned by w. f. Manise and is damaged to
the extent OF $1,000 Insured
t0j o'clock Thursday morning the wooden partition
adjoining the range in the basement OF the Masonic FAIR
building at the Of Grand and CrOsbysts was dis
covered TO be fire. By means Of the hose winch has
been kept constantly stretched from an adjoining ny
drant since the commencement OF the fair the flames
were soon extinguished, after t.ng damage lad been
b. Inc insurance Fatloi WHO arc IocaISu nchI
not required.
4, FIRE IN NEwARK-IOss ABOUT $4,000.
aDouC o'clock yesterday morning the extensive
q riS,asWhg ana stepladder mandatory OF Mr. David
" OflHth, az the corner Of Brueu and HamlltOnsts,
Newark discovered 10 be on fro and before tbc Fire
DpTtnent had reached the ground the machinery and
Ne.e Iely destroyed and the inside OF the build
occupied by Mr. George Mngus as n bpppe hinton and
bthu9ctOry, and his stock was also badly
snilageu. Inc whole loss was Sl2OOO The build
Ing, three story brick one owned nv Mr. Are Van
ness OF NewYOrk whose loss was 81 OO0 rrc ticb he
wac tuiy insured Tie loss of Mr. Griffin ,vas about
5000, upon which he had Insurance OF "a zoo - ~
ioes OF B Mingus was 1000; fully insured Eoting
KNOWN " the manner In which tile fire originated Wa
KNITTING FACTORY DESTROYED
BY TrIKeN1pH TO TIE TRIBUNE
Troy N: T., Jan. 10-The knitting factory of IT g.
Y BradfSVd at Bennington, VT was destrovc, 1 i,re
lsst night <2ss Tae DrOperty was tnsVVsG: .
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IAECFNy OF CORN.
COMPUTATION OF SENTENCE.
CASUALTIES.

ACCIDENT on THE NEw-JERsrY RAILROAD.
A train Of cars on the New-Jcrscy Railroad which
was being drilled between Washington and Warren
sts Jersey City, was run off the track Wednesday
eOeHiug, in consequence ~ switch being misplaced.
telegraph pole was knocked down, fence demolished
and one OF the cars damaged.
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An immense iron tank containing 80 gallons Of
water fen from tie third Of Ehehalts lager beer
brewery, in Rankin-st., "Wednesday aud crashing
through the floors below dash itself into pieces the
ground floor An employee named Rensselaer, had one Of
HE legs broken by the flying thinkers another mad one Of
his LDccs seriously injured, and Third badly cut la
the head The building, which is Of the largest IN
Newark, was considerably damaged
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MEETING OLE TILE ComnnssIoxeRs or CHARITIES

MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES
AND COBBEcuoNs.-The semi-monthy meeting OF the
Board OF Commissioners Charities and Corrections was
held yesterday afternoon, the full Board sitting The
only business Of interest discussed or on which action
was ta,cn that OF the custom OF combining boys OF
tender nee I'm the city Prison in the same apartments
celia with old and eN peTcnced criminals by which the
yonths became contaminated, and depraved. 1t was
Therefore resolved that the construction OF separate
LudinQ OF brick should forthwith DO commenced, the
bn 10 erected In tho yard OF tho prison and to be
of the following dimensions: Length ~ feet breadth, q
fret high n feet ~ also decided that hereafter
The burial service for tho dead IN accordance with the
gious denomination 10 which the deceased belonged,
shah be read over all people dying in the Hospitals at
Randas Island Bellevue Hospital, both prior 10 and
at the nterment OF tho body Tho Board then adjourned
NEw-YoRK INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.-SOme
errors having occurred the publication OF the naes OF
the managers OF tho above institution elected at last
regular mestlug eagst Nat IN Gysn bal0W; AUGUSTUS
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CITY NEVIS.

TR HOME FOR TIE FALEN.-A pleasant enter
tainmcnt given evening by the OF the
Home for the Fallen" In West Houstonst. The exer-
cscs consisted OF Rotations music and tabeaux The
Home has been established year. and during that time
III of the very unfortunate women for whom it was
number 80 Radical changes IN the management are pro
posed by which IL IL hoped the proficiency OF the nsil
ton may be increased Among other changes VIII be the
adoption Of some less suggestive, reproachm name than
that which the Institution now bears
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CRIME
Assault oNA MoNAN.

4 a
George Farley, car conductor, residing at No. 375
Fultoust Brooklyn, was yesterday brought before Jus
tce Buckley on charge Of attempting - commit rape
upon Mary Conno also residing at No 95. II is alleged
that iu tie "S6iuui<." the WUmaUs ann Was broken
Justice Buckley committed the prisoner tUr examination
on the 18th instant
LARCENY OF CORN.
On Wednesday about 30 bushels of corn were stolen
from the canal boat LDJic, Atlantic DO b. rookyu,
aud concealed in the hold Of the canal boat Aor ACer-
son The latter boat then removed 10 pi No. Last
River on the NcwYoTk side bat the police succeeded In
ring the property stolen, and WTestug the Cap
tain, William Ward, o. the Anderson
ASSAULT AND ARREST IN JERSEY CITY.
man named John Brady was arrested by Con-
stable Burns Of jersey City, yesterday, charged with
drawing pistol and threatening 10 sLOOt MIS- LOchmau
OF No. --ecN-st, and also committing assault Oh
Carl Never The accused was taken before Justice Cham
bcrs and held 10 bail for MS appearance brady had
previously caused the arrest of the compGnans Tor AZ
sault ana battery Oh him.
CONnTUTATION OF SENTENCE.
TEiEGR1PR TO Tug TRiBrNR
BOsTON Jan. l0-Mcrau, who was sentenced 20 he
hung on the 2jth inst. Ter the murder Of Hay Ellen
kelIcy, IN RONbUry, about ten months Las La his
sentence committed 70 imprisonment for lie.
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THE ARTISTS who are to appear at tho
GRAND MATINEE the French Theaer on SATURDAY S1p
sy.emble 10 the Room AZ II O'clock THIS MORNING
NOTICE TO PATENT AGENTS! ~
~ AUSTRIAN AND FOREIGN PATENT AGENCY
Mr. EDGAR PAGET Vienna Austria undertakes the applying h1
I'D ob lining q Patents 10 AUSTRIA BAVARIA DENMARK IrALN
PRUSSIA sAxONY SWEDEN, NORWAY, wURTEMBERG, etc, n
extremely low -
Please address fa Mr. EDGAR PAGBT no 10 heRegssse
veuna. Austria =. : ]
DISSOLUTI0N-The COpartnership hereto
II iIe existing between TIE s0h'cres under The inn pane
Tie afar. II The settled By either JAMES SPARKNAN
JAMES TRUSL0W, who vii the Of the 6rn n hq1sS
yAMnS ~ nfAhnn,aN
LEWIS p. NOSTRAND.
EEw.YoRK Jan 10, 1867 AUGUSTUS BCChAAsIb-
The undersigned formed Copartnershlp under the hrh name ~
SLOW NOSTRAND for the transaction Of the business OF %
and manufacturing COs and Crkood and the Manufacture s
Whiting a No. 2ls PeaIlst and No Pst.st ,,., o,,
Svu.yoax Ian 10 1857 LEWIS p. H0STRAND, /
-, = =, 81, - ~
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FIRE IN NEwARK-Ioss ABOUT $4,000.
KNITTING FACTORY DESTROYED.

Troy, N; Y, Jan. 10-The knitting factory of II a.
BradfGSd at Bennington, VT, DESTROYED, by fire
sst night k2ss sspQ0@ The DrODerty vas insVeG:
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

part Of all TO sustain the constitution and carry its
visions into practical operation
tomorrow either branch OF Congress would declare
that upon the presentation their credentials members
consttutonay elected and loyal 70 the general govern
ment would be admitted 10 seats In Congress- while all
others would DO excluded and their places remain
vacant until the selection by the people OF loyal and
quained and II al the time were
given that this policy would be continued until all the
States were represented in Congress- 10 would send
thrill Of 10y throughout the entire land indicating the
Inauguration OF system which must speedily bring
tranquility 70 the public mind While we are legissting
upon sabjects which are OF great Importance 70 the
whos people and which must affect al parts Of the
counAry not only during the life Of the present genera
tion, but for ages TO come should remember that all
men are entitled AZ least TO hearing in the councils
which decide upon the destiny Of themselves and their
children Al present ten States denied representa-
ton, and when the Foreth Congress assemblies the
en- day Of the present month, sixteen States win Be
grave fact with the important question before us,
should induce us to pause in q course Of legislation
which, looking solely to the attainment Of political
ends fails TO CONSIDER the rights ransgressss the
which II violates or the institutions which 1t imperils
ANDREW JOHNSON.
wAsuNoros, March 3, 1857.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03
wrsTcHrsrrR INTELLIGENCE.

An INFANT FouSD DFAD.-0n last Friday evening while
young named Isaac Francis passing by Rae's
cedar wood In the neghborhood Of West MorrsanIa he
discovered large bundle lying at the foot Of tree
which, on examination proved to be the dead body OF
fine male infant about three months old Coroner Thos
M Oliver having been at notified OF the fact the
body was removed his office. An inquest was held
yesterday morning and verdict returned that death had
resulted from exposure.
MARROW ESCAPE "A few days since boy named Iohn
Fung, employed in Messrs poublcdays msuufacsory,
Mamaroneck, narrowly escaped instant death through
having been caught by the machinery. appears that
while adjusting the belt tho main Wheel which had
got slightly out Of place. his clothing became ensaneled
with the machinery, and he thrown up against the
ceiling with great force Remaining In state Of
ebty for time gave rise 70 the supposition that
death had resulted but further examination the dis
covcry was made that he was almost unntured
The New York herald., 1867-03-03
WASHINGTON, March 2, 1856
BROOKLYN CITY COURT.
Interesting Divorce Case.
Before judge REYNOLDS.


Gcrge Poole Sarah Poole.-rhs suit Is brought by
plaintiff the ground OF adultery committed by de-
iendant with man named George Ramona The case
came up yesterday morning application Of defend
ants counsel for amony and costs pending the decision
Of referee and in support Of this motion counsel sub
mtted an affidavit made by the said Ramona, in which
he affirmed that he had had criminal intimacy
with Mrs Poole and that he had given such testimony
before the referee. An affidavit made by Mrs.
Poole herself also submitted by counsel, In
which she satcssthat after her marriage with Mr. Poole,
In 1s40 he 10 Canada and did not return until 1855
when he again left home ostensbly for the purpose q
going to Mississippi After . long time her two sons
heard that father at Aspinwal and repair
woman who claimed 10 be hts wife, but who In fact
was only his mistress. Deponent further stated that
plaintiff gave this woman large OF money to ret
her out OF tho way, and offered Of his 900 II
he succeeded in obtaining divorce for him. that plaintiff
was in III health, and brought this suit merely
cut her tdeponent on from the property Judge kcy-
nods took the papers and reserved his decision.
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a. . . .
"oor Toms cold says Edgar 70 King Lear, he
ers shiycrng IN the blast Thousands are coid a th0
moment Thousand more who burning hot will b
acold" tomorrow the day For this II the
of chis and fever To all who suffer from the complaint
whether shaking or burning we offer the means Of icd
ate certain permanent cure Drop qunine. dncard Az
70 HosTETrEkS STOMACH BIrrERS. No intermittsn6
nctures and aduitera,ed stimuiants Use this purcs
most wholesome and most agreeable OF all tonics IL has
failed As invigorant science has TO discover
tsequal All liver complaints yield To its anti bilious prop
critics. Taken protective defence against
missna Where the blood impure will be found an sd
mirable depurative affections II II the
thing needfu Cad at drug store and get bottle which
VIII convince you OF this truth.
New York Office 36 Dey street.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

A.....-Whe Has Burst His straps. Buckles
buttons OF his pans vest drawers prevent such
accident future by using PATENT ELASTIC STRAP
AND BUCKLES II rs a neat little invention Just out =
can be applied moment 70 any garment by any persou
splendid ne OF and allowing perfect FREQ
OF the body under all circumstances. for sale BY
taors and notion dealers generally Price IS cents The
and supplied the Office OF the Elastic Strap
and Buckle Company go broadway Samples sent by ma
o recefpt
The New York herald., 1867-03-03
QUEENS COUNTY INrEllleENcs.

A Man FOUND DRowsEp. Coroner Higbis, Of Astoria,
was yesterday called 70 hold inquest the body OF
rAan found drowned At Bsrrians Island The deceased
was about Ave feet eight inches IN height; had on
black coat apparently much worm and blue pants In
the pocket Of the latter garment letter found The
superscripaon which Robert L. Mitchell, which
v ssppessd V Ps We name " ths psrsy, =.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03
Iron work for BuiIdings.

JAZZ" JAZZ "Hr. JacksSS' acE sSSS''dinEs; nEs;orHER r~.o.,.r..A
street. second and Twenty ninth street. manufas-
turcrs Of description Of IRON WORK FOR BUILD
ING PURPOSES Iron Building Fronts Grders. Columns.
Beams shutters Vault Lights Ralinss Stable FiIiures
TO the manufacture OF line Castings.
Estimates furnished when requested.
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Ak ,AiLndiis,; i ., ,D!scnEd I%yI.TioS:, % Psdd,sg:.-
vAToR 363 druggists Send for treatise

Broadway Fourth the finest and larges9
stock OF MEERsHAUM goods in the country. moderass
prices Boiling 81.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

A (,urd.-The Grover & Baker sewing nq-
chine Company beg inform their patrons ana the punno
that while their establishment 40 broadway " being 70
paired their business Will DO continued - ususs
at ths ad joining premises, No <s7
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state Bank Of Massachusetts-Ovev Half .
Million Dollars Involved.
1877
THE MAINE LEGISLATURE.
IS61.-Spring Fashions.

AUGUSTA, March 2. 1867.
The Maine Legislature adjourned last night after Q
session Of fifty nine days.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

A.-Mctt,s Chemical Pcmade Restores Sjrey
hair and the best Hair Dressing used sold "
RU5ITON, 10 Astor House. and by all druggists
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

. A.-Iadtes and Gentlemen,
please call and examine ready made Clothing Tor oen
Boys aud Youths, and learn the recent prrrs
BkoKAw BROTHERS. o. .afayettc ptaoe.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

Ranges. Ranges. for Hotels and Fn Fnmr,ra.nl
Hotel Cooking Apparatus, q specially Large Ass"
on hand, new styles, new improvements. . 90
BRAMHALL, DEANE 49, .,s~.s
Manufacturers, ~ Wstef s'feos
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

Grover q Bakers Hishest Premium Sowing
Machines. Ss5 Broadway. New York
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

Prepared Flour OF Bran, the True Ke"eay
:" !. ". sHEDpEN. chemis., sss Bowsy coz. 1sh a.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

AasIU the Social Evil. -.
Rev Charles b. smyth lectures to-day on The Social
Eel Eva R,ll and Police Commissoncrs Report" -
Argus Hall Broadway at half past three O'Clock Audi
lnrxe
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The HAVE yrachipe. Co.'S lock stitch stitch seT. es.
~ nao nsshineh Presdent SO Broadway New tcr
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

Fiorencc Rsxsrslbis Eesd ~ v,cu,xvs
bQr Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

Con.tisu,icr Water x x Serssifb b.o. CsEs & ds ds'
sre
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natchcIcr's Hair Dyc.-The Rest a. in :, the
Qua Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

singers Hair. Rcsterative;;.sThe Des' ~ -
world 10 Nassau street and druggists g.,
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

xvh.e,er 4 wilscn,s Lcckstisch sewiag Ma
The New York herald., 1867-03-03

w,s ro.pee. sqs oBns, mental 4, Hair 1S3t
yI0aS q il Aspd sIssah
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SEE J. w. BRADLEY'S NEW
EMPRESS INVISIBLE TRAIL.

1S61.-Spring Fashions.
SEE J. w. BRADLEY'S NEW
EMPRESS INVISIBLE TRAIL
CELEBRATED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
OR DOUBLE SPRING SKIRTS.
The most GRACEFUL and ELEGANT SKI RTs made. 0eO
PARTICULARS IN the FASHION MAGAZINES.
FOR BA LIE In all FIRST CLASS STORES In the UNITRO
STATES and MANY OTHER COUNTRIEa Al WHOIE-
SALE BY the Exclusive Manufacturer and sole
PATENT.
VESTS. BRADLEY GARY,
WChambers. and 10 and 81 Reade streets, n
ALSO. AT WHOLESALE BY LEADING JOBbER0.
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AMERICANS ABROAD.

The following list of Americans was registered az
the ohiee Of Bosiss DFeyet Co. No q Rue de 10 Pain
Prom Neuiok Mr Israel Ccrse wife and daBghters Ges Che
O. Bua Mr. Lockwood NJ Msrshsn Pepeos sse
wife Mr. W NJ. Pcckhsm Mr. W. s. Wyckoa M A. Ceesh
VI B,ssk; Mr wea w Clarke Mr. Hesn sad W.T. MT ~
Graham Mr. H. r Gray, Mrs A. Thompson and dasghis NJ
PoOte and family Mr. T. IT, Boston, Mr. ~ sanasn s1s
family, Mr. W. Atheon. Mr. j. r. Osgocd Mr. Aasss "
Adams jr Mr. James f. Tbac Wheeler ana
H. Besl and wife Mr. G. Curtis Mr. Pensos MA n G.
Mrs r. NJ Chapman. Mr. w G. Todd M H..
l. Pratt, MI A. Hills Brooklyn, M n blshssa A M :.
" Mr. d. T. Charles darght8r the Rev. Mr.
rel Humphrey PhIadPh, Nj W TSsgs Wifi Ds w s.iss
Cohmhns Iohjob Mr. II RI Mecraeken Miss McCraesen Dayton
(0ho Mr. T. NJ Weed and v sniltos tDno MT. ml ps
bargh Mr. Freeman ougi Baltimore M = pSss y
NJ a. ioprssIows Montreal J. IT, Sseyi loBden Nj H. No
howell. BrsSlr IIel Mr. George Pee Iedss M W vnsts
Hand u consn~s fi"LA'' s'' Neh ' W. "
Muruhv. u. s. CepsaEGenersL
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP NRw YORK;. 10

CLEARED.
Steamship Denmark Thompson Liverpool National Steam Navigation
steamship Columbia, Barton Havana, Garrison Alien
S s I@s ssp Mope t1 hespaeo L. Merchant Co.
s sSS EisIi F s,%S F5'S Scot: c
S,s9s. 5:R S.s + so saSs T. CO l' Co.
Bark Ruu3y%sds OBJ Owens hssOo9e WA Mailer L0' ''s'
BARK BARK Hi%S s lsTio Mshan'ko Co
BARI Rosamond, Flokelt Nueyitas, Warren Ray - n
BARK Sir George n Seymour tBr) Wellington Nue'ss Tucker
i BBsrS r. Murray r. NuNisap Bangor R. Morr,y
B.r Maddsena tAl PaurlO, COL for orders Lawrence Se'
nars Laura GBrem) w%:e1 BIsmsp Keep h &C..
brig FatOTite Due BarbsdOes Henry Tronbndge's SOEs
Bug Nmrol tBrl Nc KenIe London g. + Ballsy,
Bns idesaId SSe WicIsOerg KOnissOs Punch Msueis K
Brig Alice Franklin Orb Brown Ponce R., sturss'S Co.
Big Ha R S0 Sse' hs H. BsSs
Bis ,rh. ston cArthnsenA aud ssr'n via A'PnTa wa,e'
B sGs'J j. NJ Burn, Powell Galveston Malsy Co
sS E% P"7 %l sa.:fi ss ;ci
ar . W F Ksss rG sO S.SSs h. Mess Daa
sT Gss kF.I Ms T S;s No. sa
Ss Nave FkaS1,g ScsigT :., N Ri Sies sycr
ssar R Rt s mst T TS P Rsss l. '
Barge Barge I LaDI Wheeler, baltimore W. Dai,el
'l ARRIVED.
Steamship TeuOuI. Ism Bsrdas Hamburg April % sostl.Te
ton 9th Th nIse aud ca pass Knnhad Co. Had heavy NV
STEAMSHIP sT Virgo ey Savannah co Ao with He 'ad PASS to
Murray Ferris X Co - 49,.
steamship Corsica (BE La Mesnrier Havana 9Th in VIA Nassau
9th lust with ndSe and pass TO IS Cgnafd - n - So
ship Calumet of Eewbuyper Lun' Calcutta Jsh and s''d
Head, 18th. with mdse 10 Lunt Brohefs -. a,s -.
ship Albert lrcn Brenen 81 days Win MISE aea -
to Leopold Huber Co. Has bad strong NV and -" SINUS %os'o
Bra Mar. mcdonnell Agt.s, Anse March with Dd'' aud
R T TSh5eT iudians IL days ootoo lie. upper
Brig ehud Nancy of Dgby. ST. Saunders Arroyo, T. r. "a
DAYS with snga,s &C. 10 John Bcynisn' Son 20. ..
Brig Zpoaap (Prss D. Fgcnstrop, Montevneo' csyS Nfn
Brig Julia tcf Dabadoes Logan Denerara q days with 'es te
20 Harvey Benz -. ., r.. r.
Schr Belle Whlmore Calais With lumber to Jed FRYE Co.
seh MARI T. MaBsam Staten l!and With NUT 70 X D. hHh
iusoh. 49,, go, = 81.
Srhr q 4 Trriekson Warren, Baltimore for Norwich
Thompson, Delaware o Nof"lehp WIN '"'"
d + Dnns. Norfolk Wild wool ...
Wave.K he Virginia with wood
Sehr Isle Of Piues Lake virginia With wood -, "a IN
seh Nellie starr (of Portlsnd Foster MatAnia Apni ~ WIN
molasses o a. y
Bush Co. III. ..- - - l.. In 49,,
sehr n Iesn Coon baltimore 10 DAYS with corn Is Bound 70
Taunton Daring heavy gale Of BIB Inst on hgg
Iost lors everything attached the 9Th was taken
tow by pot boat Ma CAtbnne No and brought 70 this pot
Sebr HiIa FaLsnlsgh FAlkenbergh, Virginia, with wood
Bebr Pfapes French lypipeoit Virginia, "'b wool
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Houses ano farms mantso.

TbRN WANTED in EXCHANGE for Brook
tn Cv rropov-The Advertiser viii exchange bis HOUSE
putSs wsls o Wast Peryfee from al nenmeianes VII rem
a. 81 go nsr sunun-for good Farm 20 miles from
Yed-Conhceu preferred Address sith fall paTteuiATs b. W. -
Tribune Ohoe.
WANTED 70 PURCHASE-A MILL in the
w rer 81 suitable the manufacture Of Cotton
Good. shh good water poser Address MANUFACTURER Boz NO
l21 Tribune Once
NyyANTED-A WOOL-HAT FACTORY, or a
w WOOLRS MILL with cards kc IN the vicinity Of hs"'i0A
lAtres, Bor No . 81 r. o., New York
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAMBURG May I0-In steamship Tentons-T O. Areps
WIFE three children Meyer, shhengnn aud wife p ~ Heiss
and wife Mrs Bhreck aud hdeB Mrs and
Miss Reuben p Lugenhuke Martens j. Wagner Mrs Pauline
and child Gohehouska HAydter, W. G. Schultz Robert
PROM MONTE vIDEo May lO-In brig zuOmian-w A De.eh
John IAmll
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pipioeno Notices.

ONCE OF THE NEwYoRK ALLEeHGSY OIL CoNPANY,
No. % LBERTY-sT HEw.YoRK, May 8, 1861
nIVIDEND.-The Regular Quarterly Dlyl,
DEHD Of TEN PR CENT per cent? the capital stock OF
Dis COMPANY has been declared payable Ae the 18th inst
nd WILLIAM IL REID Secretary.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
eun Rises....4:i9 Sun Sets.......1;O4 Moon SETS.
WATER THIS DAY.
Candy Heoi ..,.lO:6 Cows lsland. .ll:l1 Hell o.
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EOR SALE-Thc COUNTRY SEAT and
FARM Of John B. Cough Hillside" Eve miles from worcester
Mass consisting 2O Of land knowing pasture g and O
acres wood wen watere The 20 and all
the convenence city honse Except g hot and cold water S
There Cottage with eight @d Tenant house. beside all
necessary Outbug The location delightful and the drives In
directions unoOmmon pleasant In the vicinity OF VuhsA
rDond and lakes. For further particulars apply to
1854 HOMER MORGAN No. Pine-st