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lodging hsass keeper il Paris inform
those DESTROYS - Ssasistinsn 1t tho aieso Q
Paris, that 10 hAs comfortable apartment.
completely ont 81 the reach Of bombs
Nervous persous can be ascommodated
with cellar-rooms.
1t 10 rumored that one Of our CITY Ad.
minlstrators proposes to introduce an ordi.
nance laying tax on pig-tails to discour-
age Chinese simmigrants, and prevent the
" heather Chineen comiog in contact with
the fifteenth amendments.
Rev. Lewis Lake, Methodist minister
OF ulater county, New York, eleped Nom
-dsy5week with Mrs. Benjamin Bailey. Mr..
Bailey and his eight children, and Mrs.
Lake with her six children, are left TO con-
sole each other a. best they can.
The Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton, of Lowell, Mass, have sued Row. Mr..
Miiburn, the Blind Preacher, for $500 dam
ages, for failing to deliver his lecture,
What a blind man saw in Paris,n before
them. Being 800 miles away, it was i'm
possible for him to comply. He offered to
lecture gratis, subsequently-butn no, they'd
have the pound of flesh. We venture to
say, "What blind man saw in Paris"
didn't come mp to those "Christians."
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| 1Ae Oyioia end H1sfev,, ~ -, 49, ,,-
~. Joyce Duhlin-Hoston: n DuuarAoe 1870 -
u..-... !. - necs valuable contributien 10 u
o. hts country. and deserves the thanks OF ii
| And trulv !. 49,. - '1, NO Tolls us was resil.
| written nm 49,. .rhs... - ins .ns niss oook eve
voavea can h.raIv y. -,.,r....s An0 INDUSTRY IN
that II "a nnr.os..s :. :. arc s'ad 70 know
edition within s.v $500. ,al' oens sne secont
Nh, p Don.ho. 49, !. W "'u'n 'nsnks u
IA.
A. ,...-s..,.r oS'ooel.
ps,,. SUNDAY school journal publiahed In
AsuoPnia monthly by Gillian, McGuigan & Griffin
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RAcTIvE STocK."-What power there
eboye phrasel Indeed every thing relating To
; iepotent. From the simple falling Of an an.
b Arst gave the hint to Newton-to the beau.
Bions of unseen worlds to one another-aN end
, in attraction. Attractions, of course. are d.
ht We have now only to do with that phase of
ed at the head Of this paragraph Attractive
Freshman g. Adams are an attraction, not alone
birth District, but to the entire city, and re-
aes, On wac plainly ehown last week. The Ia
irresistibly drawn to 5s5 and 5ss Magazine
paueo the stock of goods has no parallel else-
> d for cbeapness for cash lie unrtvalled. AZ to
ective" qualities Of the firm, wo fear to offend
apsty by making any allusion In that direction.
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The LATEST NovELTY.-We direct attention
to the advertisement in another column relative the
Empire Shuttle Sewing NJ lcbne 1t has recently been
improved and simplihed and its capacity accom-
Pshng the greatest amount and variety of work
copseq The prem ums it mas received
will not enumeIate but merely conne ourselves the
latest that of the Texas State Fair in May 1870 at
Houston. VIM Hogan 90 and 10l Canal street. IL the
general agent.
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MERCIRR's GREAT ESTABLIsHMENr.-It is a
matter of form to designate the location of this
famous emporium, Bienville aud Bourbon ais
For the benefit of strangers give it, at time
taking occasion TO Observe that it is unique in this
munity, in all that comprises immensely of stock ex
cellence Of fabric and cheapness in price Clothing
from the dminutive necktie the most massive
coatboots shoesn fine, all that the refined taste
oan demand can be here procured But the cheapness
the vel and only appreciated an inspection
of the articles. See advertisement.
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THE WEED F. +. SEWING MAcnINE.-This
named its simplicity. its quletneaa in Operation ea: ~
raPdity Of execution Purchasers should
hvest one dollar till they have and
inc ho claims OF the Weed" We in promlsins
n1s VII not oaly give satisfaction, but that il viii
90 nailed with JOY in every family into which IL i. intra
snesS Brnnson Tiffany Ledwich & Co.. 1877 Canal st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP!

|
| EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP!
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
READy-MADE AND TO ORDER,
| FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
RECENTLY RECEIVED, CONSISTING OF CAssT
MEREs, CLOTHS AND ALL FANCY
ARTICLES.
D. MERCER,
Corner Of Bienvills and Dauphine Streets.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
FELT HATS
OF the Latest Fashion, for Mon and Infants.
Gentlemen's Linen and Furnishing Goods.
A SPECIALITY MADE OF
Chill DREN'S CLOTHING,
OF Three Years Old and Upwards.
There has recently been received largo assortment of
NOVELTIES
n the way of FRENCH CLOTHS and cAssnIEREs, |
Ready made and by order, which will be sold
AT EXTRAORDINARILY MODERATE PRICES. |
Country Orders receive special attention and are
He'd on the most moderate terms.
New Goods received by every arrival from the
Worth. ocI6 2m
A TTRACTIvE STOCK!
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCK
EAS0NABLE DRY GOODS
IN rHE CITY. -
BRASELMAN & ADAMS,
% and see. -. MAGAZINE STREET. $50 and SIS
Corner st. Andrew ct. cole II
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One watch set right will do to try many
by /; but, on the other hand, one that goes
wrong may be the means of misleading q
whole neigbborhood. And the sasne nav
be said of the example we individually set
to those around us. a
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Gibbons, Vicar Apostolic Of North Carolina,
|ed homo in excellent health. He preached in
the Sunday after his arrival to numerous
hted audience, his theme being the Ecumeni
IN.
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F.UWARDS'
GATE GARDENERS
NEW ORLEANS CITY DIRECTORY
For 1871. %

Being the only DIRECTORY TINT will l. nn,,,,.s.,
OF TINS city for 1871 The publishers begl1vo to assure
'ne PUBIC that NO oxerton expense will be spared "a
mako THE NEW ORLEANS CITY DIRECTORY
or 1911 superior to Directory heretofore puh,i.h
'r new orieAns The OF tho business distriot
l"l information and Patronage will commence after
octooer And We hope business men will reals. IN.
Importance of giving the Direosory such subst.u
tai encouragement will justify tho publisher. In
Issuing snch work will in every way DO a worthy
representative of our great city.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING COMPANY
No. Commercial Place. corner Camp street.
u"nSners OF Mobile. Msmphis vicksburz Louisville
anu st. Loois City Directories etc,
,.oo.,. RICHARD EDwARDS
49, ~''P Managing Director
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTx.

|. Hall YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC YRT1Tn9
SOCIETY OF ST. PArR1ck-Nsw orss..a &c.
regular meeting Of tho shove Sos,s&v.
ensuing year, = -
Prcsident-D. A. NUExANr
Vice Presidont-W. n IiNCIosv
SecrctAry-D. T. CUMNiNGa
Tr nsnc,s. sc r~ r CHILDRxss
Grand Aarshal-L. y. BARRErT
EF Ss,s. Z M 1ss9a y WALTON, u
Ltbrarsn--P. MCDONALD.
day Is.S n as ,s nsssas u. b hsa TO-DAY. an.
' Secretary pro Scn
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THE LATEST NOVELTY.
n &% IL
EMPIRE SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
RECENTLY IMPROVED AND s1xpIurrD.

We earnestly invite the a.t.n.,o,
range q run: hight and ss.
snd needs Perpendieni.r seldom very little %
SIDES ~sirr ~. rS !Sc sGteh ALIKE ON HUTH
in this market soAn most mschtnaD
rhmfums for general oxccllenee Of machine ..a -A
latest was received 1t the NO oHs o. ~
TEXAS STATE FAIR,
Houston. May ls7v.
WILLIAM HOGAN,
General Agent Empire Sewing Machine Co..
H0' 90 and lol Canal street,
ocio i'm NEW onLEAxs.
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PFIsTER d THoMAN,
Are prepared to furnish at the Loveat nS.,k.4 p.
FIREWOOD. anu "l Ainoe OK
Also, constantly hand o stock of HAy COpu
oAls' BRAN, FLOUR. POTATOES, etc.
AL goods delivered free Of charge
Office, S23 and s24 Camp street,
oose SIN Opposite Magazine Market.
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ARRIVALS.
nEroRrEp RY THE HERALD STEAM !

REroRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship sdonian (Br), Mackay, Glasgow, July 10,
Bros Had strong wsw winds .hs Whole passage July e.
lat IS 40 Ion So passed ship Arrogt bound W 2stb lat IS
Steamship Tyrian Br Smith, Glasgow st John, NIB,
Halifax July 81, with mdse, TO Henderson Bros
Steamship Columbia, Van Slice Havana July 80 with mdse
and passcngers TO the Atlantic Mail Steamship Co Aug
pool.
Steamship Ell CID hckerson, wimin gton, NO. 70 hours,
Steamship Volunteer Jones' Philadelphia with ndse to
Ship Merose Bicknel Liverpool IS days. with mdsc, TO
Nesmith Sons. Had strong westerly winds up to the
Banks, light winds and fog since.
Barr Albert (oi Bath MAXWELL Matanzas u days With
M orsa anq ~ with
and moasses Harvey Barnes-vesse to jed Frye Go.
Brig Lola Br Williams Fajardo En- , u day, with mo
Of With s sp BLACKLIST and IS DO sp
schr Impulse Br1 curtis MaracaSo ls days with coffee
and to schminsky. Lott Covesse to Pension &
Had heavy "a and sea crossing The GH July
IL days cruising August lat &C. brig John Welsh
from Philadelphia for sagua.
spoke bark Josephine Eaton, hence iof Galveston.
schrJ Maitland, Dayton st John, NIB, 10 days, with
schr Francis sattery, steisoD Savannah, days. with
lumber, to Jonas Smith Co.
Schr Mary Mankin, Halsey Brunswtck, o. days,
with lumber to Van Brunt Siaght.
scbr Lconesss Meyer, Doboy Island SC days, with u
schr Adaixa, Loveland, Virginia.
schr BarbsIy, Hedden, Virginn
Schr Isle OF Pines Scul Virginia
Schr l. Z Ha,lock, Lee, Virginia.
Schr Eliza SeyEena, Wood, virginia
Schr s T. Jayne, Anderson Alexandra.
Schr Vim. Allen Jones, Alexandria,
Scbr Elias Moore. DeGroot, Georgetown, DC.
schy Pbsro -Retnelt ieogetowp. Dc
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lSCehOASy FIRE IN NEWARK.
,.s Abour s14,O0O-pnr,Iy Insured.

shortly before eight O'Clock last night the discov
cry was made that the premises No. Al Lawrence
street Newark, N. j., occupied 10y John Is. Ball. sad
dlery hardware manufacturer, and II. Warwick,
brush maker, were ON IRE under circumstances that
leave little doubt but that the work was that OF an
jncendiary. The 1remen were promptly on hand,
but before they could master the flames The latter
had communicated TO Patrick Hogan's shoe factory,
No. 45. The stocks IN both places are nearly com
plete losses from fire and water. The building IL
frame back with brick front. and il damaged to the
extent OF between $4,000 and 000 The other losses
and assurances are estimated as foows:--HOgan
SIS 600 insurance In Newark companies $4,000; War
wick $4,000 insurance s1,500 Bali $4,000, Insurance
$4,000. The dwelling house adjoining occupied by
Mr. r. J. Keen, was also despolled OF furniture TO
the extent OF $500. The police nave Information that
VII PROBABLY lead 70 the DETECTION 81 The ipcendary
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Movements Of United states War Vessels.


WASHINGTON ID. c., August 3, 1870.
The Franklin, 1aghp OF Rear Admiral Radford,
at Flushing Holland, July Is. the orders for
the return Of that vessel had been received and she
may he expected at New York some time this
month.
The Richmond, Oh the European Meet was AT
Trieste July l..
The Congress, nagshlp Of Commodore Green, was
at ST. Domingo City July 20, abont TO sail for Key
West to relieve the Severn, which latter vessel n
daily expected at Hampton Roads, bearing the nag
of Rear Admiral Poor, who Is to be relieved Of the
command OF the North Atlantic deet by Rear Admit
raj Lee.
The NantaskeJ. Lieutenant Commander McCook
and Swatara, Lieutenant Commander Cooke, were
nc ST. Domingo July q. The health Of the officers
and crews Of these vessels is reported good.
The Secretary Of the Navy has received q letter
from Commander Carter, commanding the United
States practice ship Savannah, dated Plymouth,
England, July 20 In which he reports his arrival at
that port from Hampton Roads He says the custo-
mary salutes were made and returned, and "we
have been received with great cordiay on the part
OF Admiral Sir Henry Codington and the officers at
tached to the dockyard OF Davenport. On the 18th
visiting London remaining there until the 1Sth and
II gives ne pleasure TO state that their conduct and
department while there was all that could be de-
sired. The midshipmen have also visited the dock
yard, where every attention was shown TO them and
objects Of interest explained purpose leaving here
tomorrow for Hampton Roads via Madeira All
well on board
Lieutenant John Newell has been ordered by the
Navy department 10 the q uard: Assistant Surgeon
Keith is detached from the Dictator and placed on
waiting orders.
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PORT OF VIEW YORk, AUGUST ,, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship Siberia srl Harrison, Liverpool via Queens,
town-C G Francklyu.
Steamship Tyrisn (Br. Smith, Glasgow Henderson Bros.
Steamship South Carolina, Morgan, CharcstonH Nor.
gan 4 Co.
Steamship Fairbanks. Howes, Wilmington, NC--J Lori,
lard
Ship Missouri Br), Lang. London--Sanue Tbompsons
Nephew d Co.
BARK Abina, Durham, Bristol E--Thos Dunhams Ne
pbcw 4 Co.
Bark Gracs CIR, Boger Cork Falmouth Heney Par.
ker.
Norsk Flag tNor) Nielsen Falmouth -Funch,
Edge 4 Co.
Bark Elizabeth (Nor) Jensen, Stockholm Funch Edve
Co.
Bark Robert Godfrey (Br, Taylor, RoierdamP Nevius
4 Sons.
Bark Henry Ftner, Dickey, Gibraltar for orders-Jas
Ward q Co.
brig Louise Miller starre Eisinore- Simpson Clapp
Brig John Byers, Lewis 81 John, NBCraDda, BertsuI
Co.
schr Racer (Br), Down Cork-Gco Buley.
Sobr Middleton Jr, Cole. Port Spain-JoDes Tough
Schr Watauga, Monroe, Charleston Van Brunt Sxch.
schr Eliza Potter, Potter, Phiiadelpbia-van Brun
Saght.
schr Chase Ingraham Ncwburyport--HP Brown 4 Co.
Schr Lena Hume, duribut Newburg-Jobn Bovntons Son
6Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards. Philadelphia.
Steamer Fannie Fepton Philadelphia
Steamer Vulcan Allen Phiadephis,
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ABDUCTION OF A POLICE SERGEANT.
Carried On by Steamboat Captain While
Making an Arrest.

Carried I'm by a Steamboat Captain While
Making Arrest.
On the 10th OF last July Louis c. ComstocK, resid.
ing at No. az West Fortleth street and doing bust
ness at No. Dey street, appeared before Justice
Blxby, ut the Yorkville Police Court where he took
out warrant against George Oney who had OBJ
tanned from HIM the sum $7OO by false and fraudu-
lent representations. The warrant was placed In the
hands OF Sergeant Philips, or the squad for
execution. On information received the sergeant,
on the LIST day or August, proceeded TO Peck slip,
where was mOored the sylvan Shore steamer which
phys between this city and the fishing banks, and
OF which Olney is captain. The sergeant there
i i, MT; ol1ey and served upon him copy OF
would accompany the sergeant moment. few
minutes after Sergeant Phillips surprised to
the gang plank withdrawn and the steamer NOV ed
on INTO the middle OF the river. The sergeant IN
CURED where the boat golng, what Captain
ne was going UP as far as Eightieth street,
where he would moor the boat and then
accompany the ot1cer wherever he wished 10 take
him. Olney, however, kept the sergeant prisoner
on the boat and steamed around TO a point on The
Jersey shore, where under threats of being pitched
overheard the sergeant was compelled to go ashore.
The ontwitted pc liceman then endeavored To find
some means OF following Captain Olney, but as 1t
was night and he being complete stranger, OF
course he was unsuccessful, and had 10 return home
without his prisoner. Yesterday afternoon Captain
Olney was again appreheDded and taken
Police Court where sergeant Phillips entered COM
plant against him for abducttng and resisting him
Whlie IN tne ulscnarge Oh Ills duty me prisoner was
held In default OF ST. 900 bail IN each complaint TO
stand AN examination, which he asked TO be set
down for next saturday afternoon. IL is only due
to Captain Olney TO slate that he claims to have
committed no offence IN signing his sons name 10
The receipt for tue $780, which he obtained from Mr..
COmstOck; for he claims TO be the legal guardian
appointed over his son by the Supreme Court
the aiers becoming heir 10 q large amount
Of property. HIS right to act as such guardian ia,
however, being contested in the Supreme Court Just
now by other parties interested out II his appoint
ment az his sons guardian Is confirmed by the above
Court he contends that he commits crime in
raising money on the order OF his SON 10 the
order Of ms son that he got the $500 nom Mr.. Com
stock
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and ON Saturday Messrs. Miller and Fletcher
gained the clue OF party whom they believed
to be the guilty one. He was tracked ~ having
lett New York on Friday last and has since been
closely watched His clothing bears marks OF blood,
~ do his stockings. And upon his person he carries
diamonds similar To those taken by the murderer.
Nor are these points all; there other and more
important ones which we do not deem polite 10
make mention Of JUST now.
Messrs. Miller and Fletcher are now In correspond
ence with the Mayor OF New York. aud at the pro-
per moment The "watched one' will be arrested.
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The Suspected Murderer in philadelphia.

From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, Aug. g.
From facts that are now developing the people
Of Philadelphia need not be surprised to hear at any
moment of the capture OF the person guilty Of bru.
tally numbering Mr.. Benjamin Nathan In New York.
Ever since he first ntmation Of the crime reached
this city our detectives haye bean hard at WVgk
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LOCAL IYTELLiGEyCE.

Calharne Campbell was struck On the head with
a pitcher by Maria Walker, at 30 Lsurens street and
WAS slightly injured Maria wTs arrested.
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BELOW.

Bark Fox Glove tBr), from Newcastle, (by pilot
boat q W Blunt, No H.
Bark Clara Br) Edwards, from Barrow Cby pio, boat
W Blunt, No IL.
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SAILED


Steamships Manhattan, and Cuba, Liverpool South Caro-
Ina, Charleston Fairbanks, Wilmington, NC
Wind at S, light
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shortly before one O'Clock lire occurred on the
9TH ioor OF 20 Beekman street, occupied by Frazer
& Lee, wholesale druggists Damage to stock s., 500
Insured The building Is owned by William NJ Allen
damage 81, 500; fully Insured.
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william Murphy, aged fifteen. of No. 3 Congress
place while passing through Sullivan street. near
Spring, stepped u small cartridge which exploded
and drove the copper part into the arm. His wound
was dressed al the Central Office, and be left for
home.
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John Ryan, aged dfty-seyen, sailor on board tn
steamer Blackstone al pier II North river fell iron
the rail- Of the vessel to barge alongside and ha
his arm brogen. Taken to Park Hospital
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4 soda water generator exploded in the soda
water factory OF William Eagle, No. vestry street,
at five O'Clock last evening. There several per
sons present AT tDe tune. but no one was injured.
Damage to the extent at $500 was done TO the
premises.
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Michael Ludermer, German, aged forty. while
at work IN the marble works OF II. VolkIng, at Sixth
avenue aud Fory-sevenrh street. was struck on the
mead Icy nut which flew on piece OF machinery
and severely injured We was taken TO his home III
Fifth street, between avenue A ana FIRST avenue.
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SHIPPIN G. NE w S.
Ai0anac for New York -Thi, Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF AUGUST.
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AT seven O'Clock last evening Bernard Reynolds,
aged hty, Of 24o East Twenty eighth street. black
smith employed ut the Centre street freight depot Of
the Harlem Railroad while riding home on che rear
platform Of freight fell Off at Eighteenth street
and Fourth avenue and expired in few moments.
Death had resulted from disease OF the heart
A fight occarTed late on Tuesday night at 106th
street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, between
Conrad Boyer and his wife Elizabeth on one side
ana Frederick Fisher and Gottieb Overfet on the
other. During the fracas Mrs. Boyer received y
severe scalp wound and was badly bruised about
the body. Fisher and Overfelt were arrested last
evening by officer Caiders, OF the TweDtythlrd pre-.
cInct and locked up for examination.
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TNHOMAs X. AGNEW, 200 GREENWICH sIhEbI'
New York, has reduced the prices OF Teas, Coiess
Sugars Flour all u GIsSssea, Aosssn and pra
vsnns ia h- Paid Standard