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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-11
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10. 2SIS

"
me Election tn Phiiadelph,a-Ihe Italian Opera
Iir voters In both city and county are exercis-
inc tie privilege OF suffrage very quietly and a
va / ! omber of votes have been polled, but think
no ual to the last presidential election, and the
vo..fE IN November TOR President, will far exceed
tie umber cast to-day. Some of the wings have
hail PAST 2 o'clock, the wing ticket was 8, 46e
alb, I'D in the city. This must be guess work aftel
all.
Another full and brilliant house greeted the
opera troupe last evening, when "L'Elsire d.
Amore was hailed with the most rapturous APP
,lt Sc
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BALTIMORE Oct $500 Maryland IS, s3s 500 do IS SSH
800 g. @ 4sO Baltimore 6s 1890 ~; II shares Bank Of
Baltimore, Six.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10-Eirst Bodrd-SSOD United States
Treasury otes 6s 1894; 1000 Pennsylvania 5s 7 1900 Read
ing EairOad Mort s. 81 go Do Sh; loS sehSyl Nayga-
bs $50 Girard Bank los Alter Saes00 Reading Railroad,
e., 90 5A; ltOO Reading Railroad, 61< Farmerss and
Mechanics Bank, 62 Second Board -S2O United
e. rs 9S War Bounty Scrip M 1000 schuyltl Nsygs.iGn
and Mech Bank 81 II Union Bank of Tenn 42. Aer Sales
S0O Pennsylyapia SIS 7 1863 County SIS 60 S 10 Fand Mech.
Bsnh, 81 lGl Girard Bank lUt 100 Morris Canal s1s.
BosToN. Oct 9-Erehonge Board 3 Western Railroad Sd,
81 i Eastern Railroad, TO- Fall River Railroad 81 Bos-
and Maine Raroaa rights 70 veront Central Railroad
So sold Colony Railroad s l60 Reading Railroad l 50
I45G 100 do, lfk: 100 do A9.l6 50 do bod 5lz.
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CnARI rsToN-stesmfhp southeper-hss Juiette Guen-
yeur, Miss Dmond Miss Bishop, Mrs Bishop Mrs Smith.
Mrs Evan ketfrs Chns Wbitson, Kersh RI Wingham,
Burrtt Cuhbert Geo Banwel Andrew Johnson, Joha
Anse Kipp Charles Colson. Albt Sreyer Dillon Old
diIes, Alex Noble Davi. II Iodnet, Tuls aobers
Adger, Chss haywood, Shuford, Cbas Wilson Garth
waite 1cdoux stoughtoD Crafts Charles Morris
Charles Reeder, md In tie steerrgc.
Ship Tarollnta-Capt Miller late Of ship Mag
net, Of Warren RI, condemned.
FoNcr-Brig 1hon Trowbdgc Small lady ard ohd OF
New Ienty Miss Clark Of Brooklyn Miss Murray Of Canada
Mr. Gardiner, e England.
RIO yhNpRo Brig Marshall-cllbcrt Howell OF New York;
David Vail, Samuel Waterman. and Jos Ford 81 Boston
RIO JhNuho-Brig Wsshineton-J higgins. d White.
AK CAyIs-Bis Rovena-hr Ducret
NV OrLsANs-Stjp Ga,cna-EIs Ia nisne
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Making a total OF.
Com mon Council.

BoAED or ALpLRniN, oct. 10-Ths President in
tie chair
Commun, cation "A communication from the Aims
Houfe Commission.r was read, requiring $4,000 for
outdoor relief After few words from Alderman
Crohus, The appropriation was granted. The Board
then adjourned.
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IlrALTH or New ORLEANs.-The weather is
now so propltious, being delightfully."- cool, and the
reports Of caspnlitesip the catalogue Of disease are
canty that have since Friday last discount nued
giving returns from the Charity Hospital No one now
sds spidem mic and the city Is fast assuming its
cheerful and CHEERING tall afpcct-N. o Times, Oct2
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ADLouRNID MEETING TUESDAY, Oct. IL. Alder
man Frsnklin in the chair The minutes Of the last
meeting were read and approved
Petticns-Two petitions for the correction Of taxes
presented and referred.
BiEs-Some bills Of the officers after ding on the
various courts, were ordered to be passed.
OF Committee on Annual Taxes on the
communication Of the Comptroller in relation to the
animal levy for tax Of 1S4S The report nd
ed the to be assessed for the expenditure Of the
city government for 1S4s, to wit: For
Contingent expenses. ............. 81 ,067 $50 90
Police expense. .................... 100000 90
Lighting &c. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000 90
For cleaning streets south OF line drawn
through the centre of oath street $4,000 90
Redemption Of the floating debt. ...... $4,000 90
ln,iett on water stock. ............. 100000 90
For paying the debt and preserving the
credit Of the State, $40 of a mill on
each dollar Of the valuation of real and
personal estate.
For expenses of the common schools of
the city, one-hsf Of one per cent
real and pers onal estate in said city and
county OF New York, being equal to-. 40,62l 90
For the purchase Of school houses, &c.,. 3l,434 OIL
For the support Of primary schools. -. 1862 IS
For rent OF school houses. .......... 41O5 so
Free academy. ................ $4,000 90
Evening free schuols. .............. $1,000 70
Deaf and dumb. ................. 1850 90
For incidental exIentes. ............ 1875 90
For supplying the deficiency in taxation, 10000 90
Making total Of. .,............... 50 700 425 90
Ard also ding that the assessme nj rolls Of
1870 be confirmed and that the he placed In the
hands OF the Receiver Of Taxes that the same might
be collected according to law Report accepted and
rseulutit ms adopted.
The beard then adjourned.
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Died..


On Monday Oct 9th, Mr.. JOHN CLARK, by Q fall
from the upper deck down the hold board the ship
Princeton, at Williamsburg.
His friends and acquaintances, also Of his partner
Mr.. Henry Morris, respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this "Wednesday afternoon from his late
residence, No. 20 South Fourth street, williamsburg
without further invitation Funeral half past o'clk
On the 10th inst, after lingering Illness in the
18th year Of her age, Mrs. REBEccA McEvoY.
The friends of the family and Of her ndsons VIM
Fuard, John and VIM. Laor, respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this aftsrDoon, at O'Clock,
fSom the residence OF her son-in-aw, Daniel Lalor
No. % First street
On Monday the 9th inst, Mr.. JoHS SARvfs, in the
odd year Of his age.
His friends and relations likewise the shipwrights
and ceulkers, respectfully invited to attend his
funeral at his brother residence 416 Cherry street
this Wednesday, afternoon, ut half-past o'clock,
without further invitation.
On Tuesday. the 10th inst, after ring mess
JoHN Of George and Margaret Reid aged IL years
and days.
The relatives and ffie nds Of the family, respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this wednesday,
afternoon at o'clock, from No. 312 Third street.
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Married..

On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Erastus o. Haven,
JOHN w. FERGUSON, to RossANNA w. FRosr, all of this
city.
On Thursday, Oct. 8, 1S4S, IzYDoR CzARroMsKI. an
exile officer Of the Polish army, knight of the Cross
NJ Forbes, pastor of st Luke's Church, New York
At Hartford, on the 9th inst, by the Rev. VIM w.
Patton, MIR. STcIsMoNp LAsAR Of this city to Miss
FRANCIS w. PITKIN. Of the former place.
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wooden ccttsgts the roofs Of which partially de-
stroysd IL is supposed TO have been the work OF Al
ipcepdary.
FIRE broke out about half past eleven DEL. ok last
night in the cab sbe Of Felix McRoap No 10 Mott
thrtt, which was entirely destroyed; and II Is said
t,y,ral btrtes and one or two cabs The flames CON-
pUpicsiso to No rs, n tSo-story wooden building.
~b.h was sIso destroyed; also 10 No "a two story
srd attic tfl,k b.ute occupied dw-llip house,
whtb Was snott entirely destroys ed; also to No ~,
core of Walker street. n two-story wooden building,
'ctupNd by WD Cros Co.. which WAS almost en-
trey oet,roytd; nlso 10 No I62 Walker street
led ~ S. l. Carter . meat chop. which n
trtly Destroyed. alec to No IA two story wooden
tpilcii .. occupied millinery and dwelling house,
With Was partially destroyed; also TO No l66 two
ttory woecen house, occupied bakery the roof Of
which was destroyed The roofs Of several other
horsss took IRE ION the ciDders, but extn-
PuihSo with tr,fiHg damage A lad, known "a Little
Huthy who ded 20 the stable where the fire or.
pirate d. IL said to have persisted in the flames. The
whole loes il pre- badly about $1,000
AccIpErT.-A woman named Mary Nc Gin ness acct
deptay fell from the eobd story II the store No So
T, ar street on Monday night, by which she very
seriously hurt
Run OvEn.-A man named John Mahaney, was ru n
over, in Chatham street. Monday night by stage
No. Asa and seriously jured that 1t necessary
to remove him to the City Hospital.
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A 6kl1uI t491 ~ Kh6Wh fofgef BY the name Of Reed
who died In K14111d about two years since, was
neoted With ;Hxk5in the above forgeres, but Webb
NJ Y eups Aced so much anxiety for the libe-
ration OF WetH1 strongly suspected Of being in
some way c9pA&46Ad with the Darlington robbery.
We believe Ne suspended under this suspicion.
Whetbsx heAh$& ~ an ythng to do with Webb's for
k&yeN ~ AH8&&k know; but the interest he has
{3A2f6cfzansase justihes examination
We &y1eS1 ~ commen ts at present. We
are placed n posSssich Of numerous facts letters
&C., which We will publish rs it shall be
proper to do
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Domestir Ports.

NEwHAyEN. June 2.-Ar .I9op. Sophia. Ball. ADAM Id,
fenEk Thonpson. NYors sed. shr- cof1ea and Parallel end
ai00p A l. townsend.
HARTFORD June Am .clns Df Franklin Levs. Phaa-l
Dla. David Hazarc Waters NYork sops Senator, Kelsey. DO
Fsvore Kelsey d05 WsVe peton 30 Exit IoDkef d. Nm
Bum. Irons Providence Merchant scranton co. Betsy Lucas
NorFlDh. God Hunter Post, A0any.
PROVIDENCE. June 2-Au schrs Levin jenkins baiirore
Lamarle. Green DO =, johnson ADany heai Car
,er Bangor Es-- Cttde Routout Princes. Iuh. DO Cal
edon Ldgtr0Hns Increase. Nestfoi, fladrphtf Champion
R9nilrt Shops PANE. Pierce Bnsto Planter, Carving gu
H4niout Ega Edwards. DO Ornament Jones dos Randall
Green Haetn dli Pro.dace Bfovu. Niok Sew York Gard
Jaa-oa Adams. Phldspls Jane Baker hoatogt. Adshae
jayne. Mara. Burt Phaipln spy, smith, Roldout Jane
Hl Paucst.t-5 s.oops Motto AIieoi, Nfoh faef Hon
NEWBURYPOKT June l--Au sehrs Ptebe Butter. PtllJei
rha Wm itfon Woodbury., 3d. Gen ketef s1fd Co. Bs
t.n Packet RIDER Dol Mcel., farts-. Coz Arho Tuner o
Abstro.s Harding Boston. Cd. chip Philippe DE Ia Noye
at fa.en More PeeAc Ocean 'aIedi s1y joseph Marvel
BOsToN June s-Arr barks Sharon Robins. Palermo Lucer~
Nchls Plaieplsi Zoo. Res leis Baltimore brig Toledo
Cfat - John kB, sun Finn A Was. Was Anto.nelie
Pie Leghoru Penietou. Zec H0Jt ans Calarue aud MARY
Warren Philadelphia Hudsou. Richardson, dos Loredo, Pentet
Charleston Alert Collins Baltimore Advance. Bryant Harry,
Heweft. Pr~seu Fosset AeFsudna, Randall Leighton
Handy Hacyon Vraze 4 " Eu kson Wescoti Eza Hand
don. spear FluAhsrn Neyark Teris
Florence Chase Albany; Talent Nckersou. Kondout United
SER Wat, NfOk Francesca. Aleu- Bangor,
Cd ship Persia Bs5s0n NOeans bart h1d0r0, Austin RIO So
Jsnefo Helen Mara, Taylor Baltimore. Gnrd Chase Phlsdei
pn Fim Iay or syir1a Ehs. Ia sad smyrna Nene
luea Fowler Pctou Mara smith, Charleston Clement Mayo,
Aerandra TssbeIa. Matthew, Philadelphia
PORTLAND. June 27Au srhrs Independence Carter Prov
dene. Comet for Calais Plot jordan. Philadelphia john,
,leefer Warner Weber. Eliza Ellen. Rek-r, and sally
Dnnk voter Bangor Cid brig Hardy Purnngton, Motle
BATH, Juuu 2iAu brig. four Brihes Slater fAhaieIhAj
and Herald. Botoa era, bugs Abigail s~eet-er,
lNlnufhi hti f.linf Apiiia-f tfct HitiH-r
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iNSTALLMENTS.

NEM-fOhh AND ERIE RAILROAD COM
4NPAN1.-Ihe stockholders u tho New York and Erie
Railroad Company hereby notified thar the FINAL IN.
sIALLhENI Of Five Dollars each share OF the Capita.
socE not already paid 70 u required be paid al tho
once u Inc Company IS Walst before he let day
Of July next
Nonce Is also given TO holders Of stock which any In
samenis due or unpaid ai unless The same are paid
on or before he Tsi day Of July next the stock and al he
payments made thereon viii be sub 10 forfeiture al ne
pleasure 0fthe Board Of Directors
The semi annual interest the Stock viii be paid ~
MS Office on and ser the fret day Of July next sli ne
transfer books Will be closed from the l0h day Of June 10 me
lot day Of July. By order Of the Board Oi Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH Secretaryi
Eew-York, May 81, 1919 lel I'm
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4 NEKPOOL OKKELL COAL-afOat aud now
H .andngOf superior quality and -ize, for family use,
for sac low either from the vessel screened from he yard
by J.. Lac " WORTH. a Broadway, and
lel5 cor Thompson and F0unh-sts.
DANCE C0AL.-Black Heath range coal, Of very su-
penOr quality, for sale aithe lowest market price By
IL = 7. W. WORTH, - Broadway, and
Jel3 cor Thompson and FOunh-sis.
.t IN PER TON-NUT COAI-Peach OI,lard
Df Nv Red Ash and schuylzl White Ash, for sale Il
The above low prce large sze, and delivered screened
rom t1e yard Apply 10 T STOKES DiCKERSOS
~ lU AnhOnY-st near Broadway.
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TO TIE AFFLICTED

nR. J. @. HEWETT. m Maci0uga.-sL near Bleecker
DNew-l Jrk. VII assure the afflicted that le can afford
relief WIKI the number of than any other
practitioner, il The following comp ANTS Dsoc4-Jls hp
diseases. sprans, couracl0rs, paralysis. rheumatism
vOus affections tenderness. iudaatols and clrgalre- Of
tie spine, detorued shoulders, While "enss, weakness
of lle '0llls, &c.
Country patients referred 90 the following parsons
who have visited his city expressly tO avail themselves O
Ton, Boston. Mass. Hon. H. Y Cralsi0n Newpor, r l.,
h. VI Larnel. Esq. Providence Chas Hosmef Is Hart
ford, Conn james C. Townsend. ESQ NeF-Haven Conn.
Chas j. SAKE, E-q = Abaus VI Cha- q Hl4l ESQ
Montreal Canada Z. Hon n T. Granger, keesvle = Y;
Judge Miller Rochester y Paul Michel, Esq Geneva.
y. Y. Wm Il. Winder, Esq Phiadelphia Hugo McCul-
och, President Of Fori Wayne Bank Eou Wayne, lad
" a. Goodman, 20. C.ncnnau, OHIO.
lly reference gwen On aPplcalon a. Dr. Is ~ I'm.
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sANDERs's FIFTH READER.

VVHE SCHOOL READER F.fh B0os destined a. a
Il -cQIe. o. Saulers's Folul Reader.
Part Frs--C ol--1lr fll l1s.Ilor1rs in The rle1-i-
CT principles of Reading ar4 Speaking Illustrated ~
numerous examples.
Pan Secon1-COnssiirR ~ e.erart extracts i1 Prose
and Poetry from ver1us eloquent writer's accomf a1-d
with notes, eXF snaf0rv ~ suci historical or casscL ALL
sl0us. e several contain. For DE use of aralc
mics and ihe Ehcs classes I common ald select schools
by Chas. ". }. c. Sanders. vol izu0. f55 pages.
Just published by MARK n NEWMAN q co
a. -
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ono. L. consequences u tic ireclc-i CLAIMS 1r dam
ages presented against he fsru ar1ers " merchandise
ne Western Cta4-, ulsng from ths abstraction q goods
nom packages urcreciy secured he Board 20 Forward
ers u TIE Cry % Nev-fork have f-t 10 iher duly well
or The security % the merchants themselves sd0pt the
following resolution VIZ.
heiofef, Ttai We vii not receipt a. 10 shrFing order
any boxes or cases " dry goods hats caps straw goods
boots " shoes destined for Ire West unless such boxes o.
cases are properly apet and sealed when shipped nor
an boxes or cssSs Containing goods " any description
less such boxes or caszs vel strapped hoped before
shipment Il \. HOLT, President
GEeRsE T. Tracy Secretary. LGa
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,uORRf..NDE-sExRA RAIL.

H.. u a y =
- 80. 1919 ROAD .Su0a0 f,yangsmeat-Pss,,
senger Trains leave NewfOfk, fcO, a
Cortland o. a. A. n. and p. NJ, Newark, 81 81 A.
and a P ". ana Mornsown, al A. NJ and 2 p ~ A
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached leaves MofS
town, A. N. and Newark, p. ".
Passengers by the morning train ~ MOrrsiO~n vii 0se
convey them 10 ScaoOley's Mountain Washington bs.n'
deTe and EasOn deiy, 10 OwegO, Milford, Newton sou
hope and Slccasuny on Mondays, Wednesdays all m
days. and 70 Rockaway Dover, sparta ara Se%.oa %
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each Ahe returning
he following days 20 meet The p NJ uSn lot Ne"-IUa
stage VII also leave for Baskenfase eYefy e'eI.ls'
on the arrival " the ~ Mornsio"h. . -
By line recently established, si4ke caves h9Tlsosn
Tor The Delaware ater Gap and Snoud-burg VIZ stanbopc
JOhnsonburg, Columbia and biafstO"h, every Inesa1l
Thursday and Saturday on me alrvsi OF me a h- uss
leaves stroudsbarg al A ST. 10 meet Tie r NJ cars hcn
H0rnstOvn. , -. - ~, =. -,
changing car on Leaving the city, passengers vii DO
no.if fb-ir bsggage Ia the car At the foot Of Cona1t
S.here an ageui VII be IN attendance 10 receive IL Al
-. or bundles must be entered the waybL or us
Cornsnv will not bod themselves responsible. Frefn
MI s. forwarded Immediately MorrstOwn from A0sny
Basin By Stephens Sondlrs Daily Transporting LIE
Newark Or from the Transportation Office Of the n x
and Transportation Company, foot Of Llbeny-st.
IRA DODD, Supefntelteni
NETWORK, sCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN. EAsrON,
and BELfIDEhE BY new line Of posi-cosches, ia nc
MOrns and E-scx rairOadlhe public hereby uifnrn
that there IS running Of the best lines Of gos
coaches In the United States between MOuist0Wn and La
ton. Passengers by his line leave New-Y0fk, 100 ~
Corland-st daily, Sunday excepted a. 0cocs *,
by The Mous and Essex railroad 10 Mornstown t1rnes W
new and splendid postcoaches, through Mindham Cnssd
schooley's Mountain, Pou Golden, " ashngon and 5rN
There Is also daily line from Washingon 10 beYHs.ss
which connects win the Mauchctunk, Nlkrsoauc 80
Reading line Of stages, from EastOn, Pa Passengers ~
schooleys Mountain by This line, viii hnc poet cotc r, .
DAVID ssn .tas .''''' '""'' '"' '' jssl &
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asTRoNonny FOR SCHOOLS.

HUNTINGTONG SAVAGE, Booksellers and Publishers
30 Peart have course % preparation new WON
on Astronomy Tor schools By Professor Mitchell Of The
Cincinnati Observatory. TIE vel known talents OF ne
Editor IN this branch u Science together Win ne fac es
which be possesses for obtaining Astronomical Information
afford guarantee u the Of The forthcoming
work, and u iis superior merit 20 other similar uea-e 10
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nIsasters. &c.

prs earsos lof Sep Oresns C.pn which tei from Boston
morning te l-th for Philadelphia with plaster ~Aen on fy mouth
ok NJ, Che tf spug aes, tle water making ro fat
would nst mind h~r f The mts coz away, and
pumps resoei bot s 81 avail The captain aud cew .
their ou1 saving uae Ht what they stood and Owe
brig head foremost Tie bort packed ul
after Capt Lawrence lr John fnf George ui Cola-
d carried into Gloucester whsre they arrived the evening
l about lO n'cock.
s,r Milo before reported ashore Banana Island has gone %
! L. - LIZ. n !. ~. III
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~ FOR SALE beautiful place conaiuins about
~ -een acres 0f wei cuIIvsfed and with E-aei fri
- trees having ON house hsrn. two shops, wei Of
good water by he door, and u good fence The place Is
cHcu .a- f0 suit either as Cerlemans residence. NEE
charc Ladneris situated ~ miles from Ntw-l orA ana
f--e r fs from Newark half between Bloomfield and
Belve NewJersey. Part Of the purchase money can re
main OH bond and mortgage f0r enn OF years For far
der 1arri-ulars INQUIRE vi BELL GOULD.
f4 luvaod li7 Nassau-sf.
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lIINIATrRR GALLERY.-

INVITE, Late J. r CLARK Propnetor) 27 Broadway,
NewIOIk, over the lewery store OF Bal, TOmpkils &
Black. The proprietor would respectfully inform citizens
and strangers that this GaerycOnLanlng over thousand
Dagueueoype Likenesses u dsung ushed men
8 open for their inspection.
The proprietor amer nearly eight years experience In the
Daguerrean Ar-nyenrng and perfecting many Of the
proVemeuts that have been made IL discovery By
Daguere aud which has brought 70 IO is present slate ~
perfectol-has purchased the above named GaLery-aId
aaers himself that he VII nC- only sustain. but increase ~
reputation and the acknowledge high character VI the
tablslneuL
The superior arrangements f0r light and the present in
comparable process known Only a. this plsce enable 10
take DaguereOype Miniatures that excel all others in their
mellow srd harmonious tone yet clear and distinct In out
line, and without The hue ha has hitherto been
the chef objection % DagueueOrype Portraits.
To convince te most ncredOus VI tie great superiority
Of Pclres taken AZ tbs place, hey respectfully invited
70 VISIT The Gallery and Judge for themselves The prices
- formerly. ie7 meod
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The RECENT CRASH IN FEDERAL.Sr.-rhe
walls Of Dearborn Block have been securely sh0rcd
up and many workmcn engaged in removing the
goods as speedily possible. Mr. l. : Cragin whose
mp was disleeated by the second crash" was much
better yesterday. and the three truckmen SpohOrd.
Hayes ans Hunter. are al doing well Carlos Pierce
the young man who wss 50 mrsculousy saved from
being crushed 20 death is able 10 walk about the house
with but little dicny The Post says "the aggregate
OF the stocks OF goods in the stores 81 Wsterstb P
4 Co and Duiton. Richardson & Co Is estna,e5 =.
$4,000. snd the amount OF damage TO the Foods A.
$4,000. Boston Advertiser 9sth
TaE PHlLONArHEAN SOCIETY, UNION Cofrrcy
--1nis honored association established in l7os vii
celebrate It's Semi Centennial Anniversary on Tuesday
tho 25th day OF July. the day preceding Commence
mont An Orsiion viii be pronounced by Rev Henry
p Tsppsn. DID formerly Professor Of Rhetoric in the
University Of New York and Poem by Alfred b
Street Esq OF Albany Rev. Joseph Sweetman d d.
the fret graduate OF the College and the oldest living
member of the Society. is oficiste President OF
the day, TO be assisted by several eminent Alumni
Alb, Atlas.
DEATH oF LAwYER-Henry Chester, Esq. a
member OF the bar died suddenly yesterday lie was
soninlaw OF Charles ChGuncey. Esq with whom he
was associated Tor many years In business Mr. Ches
ter was gentleman Of high legal aiiainments digufed
manners; and enjoyed the esteem OF his fellow mem
beTs OF TIE bar Phil Ledger, 18th.
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BOOK TRADE.
GREELEYa M'ELRATH,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW-fORK.


DUBIIsH THE FOLLOWING BOOKS. Which hey
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Won Thsers Principles of Arrc1lrr.C .0tl.l SOL -s1
Stephens BOOK 0i t4e -rn. : vols eFo. wlA u4-
nleruLs f.aies.
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