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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
BY TfltGasPa TO TIE Nsw.YORs TRIBUNE.
Great Fire In Quebec.

'-7'F'.ITI7Jl p TIT
Destructive IRE occurred in this city today.
consuming before it was subduei twenty Eve build.
inss The loss s estimated At e25 00O which was most
l5 covered BY insursnce-9l2O0O to aI5O0O Of which
u IN the Ousbec office, and z 800 in the Phenx The
amount Insured inthe Htna is not known The fire is
sad 10 have been tho work Of an ncendiary
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L The Ogden Mills ghis place will employ ~e.vef,
~ the following prices, viz For Seinch coed 90 pleas
errs per cut Of sd yds OF hese goods expert
sxe %. from four Dome twsatyioar cuts yef
week N al these cuts are rei soess premium OF ny
cents will be gvsn and n twenty-five cnly nrs qualify
.prenun Of twenty ave oenEs will DO given. On thc-s
goods skiNl fo4rloom weaver maze from " n -
s. 81 per ~eek.
For inch goods y picss fs'ssf cents PEI cur %
fai Yards q ssfCl tske 81 rom tfyes .e'-
atisSa crf per wees. and n they all only ~ %
ih-m srst quality premium OF ny cents will Do given.
On tks-e goods hstrste tnree-loon weaver can mah
nom o. Us 20 81 IS per e-s aud .kifal enough 10 cp-
for " these looms over see '' per week can BE-
made.
For Auch goods. ~ picas fssss eess per cut Of AZ
wards; Of lhese expert weaver tales on twenty snd
sometimes twenty-five cgls pea wceA TON hour looms
twenty hrs quality cou receive any cents premium
only u are good snty6vs Ou these soods hFs.
rate weaver can earn from - TO ~ - per wsea.
OsFIck Ospss MUS CoHoss Aug. NJ, lS.s
.t4wDkw CHA's A OLMsrEAD. As-ni
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MUSIC BOOKS FOR SINGING SCHOOLS
- AnrrnrcAN aRoHrTEcT.

NOS . a13 e. aow really q cea-s each. ITO t-r-sn
7rar aimed i1 so = ID --rl isry lis- - 4 fs-- .f
..r4rt-r r-. 1srr-- Cost " Jlli1rg l.t
80 .iisa sreciien of Cssts lated Arc1Ii-c-ire ia-
f.rss az ne rob- H.f-ol llrri.l ul1y --fii s-rs
.l.l d 1nI ltirE AZ this. Cot ui tri.--14 $50
IA lie s.cE n-l-t@r- rzl b. frr al-i ~ q -.lf-
80 C. g. sAkIyE. Plnlsler.
- o.. 4-. Fll'al--t
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Aeaysr ExrsAoFnfN sEy -Gso--c " adams.
-, f,-sn.rlr sc.i gods in tbs tice aai f.c-flf
r,.fd ahrtf hlrinEi was picked a2 y re -Ar-n-
- ali ~ our steamboat landing oce Day lsst week
"a ch.-,sa with crn5srrng money Of rs employer
a. Akron. Oaio soms two years since % ne amount
!. SON AsskIk (lovs) Register, s,s-
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From HAviSA-We have files q tie Faro
Faa.1rl up tie isi uss There Is noihirs &c . Ai'
anybody IL his co1nry would care 70 Know
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sAnrrrL G. ooRNELL


xtTHrRY HE MAEIfACILkfe go 80 TO 90 n
w srrrrcr Lad Ftre slso s1e-l L9st. Bar snl = =
r.a4 Red Lad LIil-rf- b'0rz To- -y-r--.c h---i.
IN fror Force az In Pl- "a. 80 JAS
1.ENTLEsiES'S PAIL AND WINTER Wa
H. cr---nf Las r-- el rr1tr-tt-ff $50
40 tt- refnsk LsslrediF s7rL -.te % l-- ca-tr
-. l..er -lz-s fr fglt-r ~ -lr f--o- -- 80
~ vac ilsl n--s-l Ger -----s b ll- f-'---.s =
.-tra-i lf-1n % lrst ~ fel fT-f ale s-r--- II.
Il tt- @-seiralcn " ne pr -fi-r .icl 1--1- -
-asr-1-sra goods a. llFlrtrT --- con -ralt .' -
-rl-~r -1.t ~ eclll 'r .r- Al c-taelf q -tt. pr.
rl~s ttsv al ro1e .1rolll 49, fcr.rs q yeff tr-r
r-4. vel itst 5arr-r o. CIR prIErti- i-s -r- .',i
go a. tt- rosi lf1srss " ccr rsIN1- -f- i-r Z.
s5,If .-e r-l-.cay " b-lrg rec ron --i t-2' 70
r--a La l1ilcsl.-1t . $50 f44a4 D - -1---g .l
t-s5saraa. ir ~0s- we Ar, ron .e-- ~ a
1900 ~ lie cor1-is. prepared - ttl.-r ~ a,-
ais-e n rrr. have Oh --l1 &C. -.s-f ---- "
yVf~--r (,ofs cor rrs-rr Qs-rc--iif cf-tt 20 h'.-
-.,7s ~srfa.o1cs. r-sts cl1sls. - .I Hai p ct-
,---.I - zrtt ccr1-erce ~ l-air a''r--ln-
hi - ---s Goods Department 80 ll-- DE elsl- Of .1
ar. ,se-1oa ron iE-1rta19-t ~ rc1 al ---- "a
49, SIS -sr1erirr or --FrF --- 1t- .s-'-1 -
- --.~f-f 1t q v le Eare ~ Z. order p manner
$1,000 l. slsss'1 l1- rr-lta-ol N DE fs'e ---rlt
~ sirrt-trg - no-i ero1crirs. n 1oi De .9Tes.-
prre1 cloi1Icg . - -. .. g..
-i.brl - % car = uis frgr ~ lil=l tzsr1lo-s
WM 7 JESSI>G- co. - sroz1wsE,
- - t--rt-2l Hotel
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New York Wh,a Nom,na,io,

Cay1Sd Co-For County Clerk, +. T. CoBB. FOR
Assembly, Southern Dist AsHBEL AvKHY, Of Genoa
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Health Of Chngrcs.


friend who recently wrote to an old resident
q. Chssres for Information on this subject has received
the following answer
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rARrNrR wANrEp-wln N.oo " a..

\ capital 10 ION very pTsctical m uaFssFY at
greenhouse esabishmrnt that has seen In opcfsfien
three wears. with an incress business u 10 "a
o. ocai 80 wei as SewNok and fhlsdelphis markets.
Property Or good secany equivalent 10 The soovr " %
tnen Il presents ars rals opportunity - business
Or any g-nlsmsn who may wish 10 establish No s
10 safe pleasant ans permanent upston. Apply per
socsy or by letter postpaid 70 BNlsr. Narsefynlsn
- Chrsnut u rhifsd@phia sf$
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ERE INSURANCE

THE BROOELYS FIHE INSURANCE CONTAIN
HAVING been rreu-y-sge years 10 op@rs-.-. coti y
10 1-lres stores. .r- 0ll@r -1ii- 1-s ri-
caa-5i1e. Auus-tod flrlIrye, vssses u POI 80 i-i
csrsuss CO rrasoc4I-e .efls - sry n--i-.r l---l4
Ozc-. n. 8 N-rchsrts' ExcsLngs. Wsl-.l Ses-lo-k,
ar4 = Y1iL-1-st Br1o+lvn-
Nj ELLSEOaIa. Ffes--Ei
Arm q srrxx~s s.--~-a~v ~ sas+
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:. ~cF FS-Tle f-bs-1eaf's POCKET v-s sicf-e re-
- t-ri - jersey CI- T-rrg 2. ls i--t p zt-. ai- s
=. 3 s..-r fI-f-'-r-s. rlr-,i-lrr s-f-- ~. ~
r,1-ar cd Slt- Grave by iu a. tAsit lf--A ~,
i-i.-.sf Il UERAR. MElN< KAY. A. 7rrsc1s are
r.s5ess s-s.zsi nss9as1-s ssA aee a. P.gn,-s, tA'
5rs1 sfopp-1 "A--'~ - a.
TrszsSs -. sep =. 80. "a 4Ts
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fetal Amount of Produce BY the Hudson
River Boats.

uoSu.y. sept .a-7ssu bbis Fio1r, i3l-5 bah Corr,
tl 10 Whesf ~ do Oa-s ss5 bales Wool, -fc cof-'
cheese lss IBIS A.bes. is 30 WHISKY.
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r. wafer Cures-Dr asEEss's orange Ho1a'- 9
N-fr Cure -stt s1lnelf az .cla Orange - J. . n0~
ser1 rlr he reception u patent. Trs rsisbh.lnrr.
- one - rl1sl f-- r.rr oral0r- f,r e praccs ~
- V..rr Clrel1l l. ..sf 17 l avery -r0r uar1sr
.r rriTrt- tsls atti-h-l ~ 10 pa -nis foons re
can ~ @llflDr-nxs .TaVe l- f-gt u Corr rl o. q
.-e'.. ~ erfs ~ .-Ily, r--c-lk -cuf >DrGrk - IN
8-s alr Letter. ~ c.fel 40 a1crssfe1 ~ Or SEskEz
i. -N...- - ~
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rYr ARCHITECT. no. 9. VOL. 2.

A srRfFs OFORI8ISAL DESIGNS. f0r i0r-.-.. r. ari
a e-narlrrlaI Cottages cor-ertsd wil ne landscape
vs-derIn illustrated le plans. eeVafl sections a1i
rr-~I. ~ ~ b. fsu.rff. Tra Numbers haarf ic one
20 ufr- pre- - eifit rlu1ers 4lsltl ol ne tec.li
DEWITT DAVENPORT
80 Die Irb1re hll1.lEs. N4ssa1--t
MUSIC BOOKS FOR SINGING SCHOOLS.
E'HE BAY STATE COLLECTION frcu ft- lD~ =.
4 IT, N-ri-'..,Ir Collector. price per llr 81
Tt- Christian rfsreI. price rerfcz !.
Tr- sacf-l n r.ir-.. By r.Fl9r, rrlra peg der 81
Taa sre~ir41 Minstrel tv antsr1s, pre- per- o. -
4le Gamma s-cr1 by hssl1t price per- Coz g.
al II ..s -. fn d.-. a. tra .nw--f grerf
- 5l. 4 b. sAAlOS. ~ fllsl-.t.
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L'RENCH AND ENGLISH BCARDiN1 --e
Il Day Sc1so! Or Young L.cies. No. CAROL 80
6ie-cs-f-st Se~-iors--Il.a -s--t-str-1- --.i- -
81 N-1--e xix. Tto - fsEf.-- - - r1st ----l
fs.arra z -r.r ~. r-rf.r1- fl CT ~ re CO.. 49, p
O. lse r1 HsTC erir1sie. l-1ir -.-za.iis 81 20
Livery ale1lrr IL pal o. t.l -cra AL rr- . Il p
elelfrrishi-
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4 ov a respectable steady. ,inge msa, siguss0h q.
sht porter or coecor In store or ~aFehoose has 40
o. -clcn 10 TIE eoGnuy usvel Salary ret uscb
az cbscf steady sussou. Can give no best OF Gay
reference ard security required. note addressed 10
" n ilian." Tribune Ones, vii be promptly AMENDED b
-.
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-Inrerrtn California.

3. y. b.rs'1 OF Oslo, writing home 90 the
C.rasrr.i Ee1,.r.r, says
Tel ys-r urxsrsper brethren 20 save themselves
ite trsrs they f-eiting IN me discussions l2on
c.ir.rs m O.. f'r-fs Trey ara only sc-u- " Nach
40 s'on; Nothing with Improvements which even
>-sssFere would 1ave .sug1td e. OF a. the sosur
dimes ci re day. none excel that of establish
1- slavery u This territory unless souc hair oTsin
would start t1e tes rival that slavery could exist
afr~ being cs,shs hed here Wy such thing q
rev-r tl1--hf OF here By any whatever his birth
e1ussr.n cr q-f ieiees save 90 he sughed a. II you
laws .av individual association resr you. DESTROYS
gushing >srery into srt pro2sSstns 10 10 California
rranarn .I 81. trs s Nurtrriu' ct them cone
--- .n all rrs myers thar can b. brought tor such
tf-rg purpose n the lrsf ace, the people here WI
sgcse Cd tre Institution ia inetr Convention and Con
sufurlu .1 the next. Aasrs nss reyoltei az such an
itrr lors ID siVsrcehss plt Der veto upon The whole
surface % tha courtrv against any such uses of her
. y--rr s,a1 tll-rf i1 .titt ls unless amply ied
from tte storelouses o he states a home TO there
coai Bee compromise Win me iN' ptfucs 70 ne
sni the entire poop should agree ta-t slavery
.ai.h; te Withdrawn thence and cc.onzed aere, the
very avs of Na.urs ca the pscac would iste away
te -nov lader an Ap-i sun spill net your ins over
.r..u.'taa u th.s A.nd-sP.- noi your o'ooa' any
boa you slr o-ly laughed 40, good ircncs
Mani D,rRroArio>s-We have. says the
GOO Ce-,v--,r' hesri of many losses % money
sf- irrn, this cry essf through he Post Oace some
OBJ! these have occurred Cu packages sent 90 Rochester
-Ora ~ OesF. and others farther east he amounts,
generally ore Do, large. but n TIE aggregate sweu Up
ia a core israe,e sam. The B1ilra Z nes notices
d. r-iar sfsta Of things. % says.
Far several weeks past 10 has been Whispered about
thst some rsscsi.y vas going with the mails and
on aQuirns learn the astounding fscL that between
tls -fn 90 June last and the present time, there hss
boom Oct through the mails between toe Batavia Post
e and Rochester no. lcss than s3l0 chisay araiis
and certificates of deposit
Ile hsuS of Gfncsc' alone has lost u drsits, AZ In.
tergas during shat time various sums. In the sggre
4 ..fit4 Hsf.ft fff4IN
already aFccrtsinei swell The total 90 toe sum above
stated These losses wcrc remi.tsnces from Batavia
90 Rochester. aud having occurred A. various times,
proves culciuslvey that regular system 81 punder
II ll operation We also learn thst Ike series Of
leyrtdarons hsve tecn committed east Of Rochester,
buf % what extent we are not informed.
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.arOKTH NOTICE.-FOR sALE.-Tss msnafs>-
~ ,lrnE 11F1rss RI szp- article fsr t5le e0nd 1cgs
ofarrs rross vita little p-lil,or Nilr double fIf-
-srs ~ ~ usr1-ery IT, s.ilsf.c-ory reasons rof
Opposing u f1- sane car p fiTc- ArrY i0 NJ.
Pr-ss ~ Zigh.--n t-.t tslr--l 5sVsl-h aid fknin
-r-,ra. sgs o.
ffaLIFURNIA >HiPPEK~.-sa ppef, sad .1n-
u zrar 10 C.fyr-iE ~ -1l O. ). bfosiN ~ Dor iAple
~1osra -0lsss always sd n % ccrf-Ii-ni skr
"a q. slra ~ prices i1Sf isry eenlet a. y l.>sSe
i-s.n. ca -Ld 80 hen. oEO FhELdAN %
s-ll~' = Dfoee< y.
ssoUBLS CyLiNDER PkE.-, ~tlea ~.
~ -rrl forn ) lurfes By a. in rfssf-tr ~ofsrk e.
.-r -oE in lee a. t. Trslls Ole. t1o.a Ha1gilc,
,-e Ill 10 so.3 blrysio Apply a. ~ I...ees "
DgINTING PAPER-A age s.o>k 10 store, snc
4 - =. - % r-allrT mace - order -
.-sfm CYRUS " FIELD co n cif-st
ava PglNTERs.-A c'm7.sts 80 of Dryins Pots.
"a .i.es q - ~ proved tl1s z-4:s y HOE co o.
49, a. m T1sun- or-e- nysS
WRITING PAPERe--A oil ss.aazzrt, sbe Tor
w ss- - l8s lDE esi --zfsst rr-ces- y
90 In cYRCs " YIELD co. Il Gift
IEE-LIKg FUTURE -As esrssl- a. lhey
Is.f- tes-.-fl ares lk-n daily a. " kHzf- Jsk-ef
rz- ara'as. ~ nret az. orrntlt- ioto-st q lm-
II ~, E-s.-sv al Bs187z Bosrss f5r saie cheap
by lns irl CYRUS W FIELD 60 n CHs-.t
GsGcA -IELL-.-o s.y-. f-.a .-ss received.
I For So ~ CAssNEat YOUNG. = Chainafn-si
u Dsi siUlf sEsIsekso.l u. s.sls-sl
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BOOK TRADE.
Me sUs1NEss-rnENis ALsrANA

THE BUSlhESS-MEAS AL1iAhAC.
WILL BE PUBLISHED on fh@ isl day OF Cd. i11er Do
W l. crowded closely r0-s s-'i such isris
seegr most .n~r-z1- FOR daily reference by nen Of
asiuess in All ifs departments .lrn 1fo4i ta country
n some cases the contents az an Important WORK Or pu
liz document are crowded into single page Of the Al
faarar while ggeetsns o -fctls man ltct--crsi
.rl dealers generally Oh bof cT ead county. 1 Che
beet NODE 0f rcrlnencnr conducting. arl extending
hls1-ss believed % Dee or decided interest Aal il--
fl.ns.s 10 embraces
CcSuFNEED STATISTICS co. o. b ftri1ttL 'fltll-l.
Aer.r1.tlra. C1sI Pufr alton,
NarsllcIurss. Iron, otfa'ut
tfIriur Cotton. Wsle-
Commerce, brr.1sluf-, l'ttise'
pares Trade Reform, Shipping,
Imports Therarf Navigator,
FruUrt.. fIuarrr. tHrftlIH Iff.-f
Frli1cf- TIE Pos-OHcs, Telegraph.
sac dels, Ra'rozis, AeVspaPer Press.
Sgsteul-c ArFerLalrr. A..
Together with Ca.e1dar adapted to aI parts or ine
United States.
Astronomical Calculation hor1pl.ca. Notices
Tables ofrid@s t-nala iffrli-
Chrome. 0cicll Sweets. 1l1t-An.ci1-es e.
Tbs various articles aat statistics have been carefully
prepared end condensed wi.hn % d0g5 ec0lmn pages
n lac b- ald far Tp- containing more ll-i1r iin
~ 0rierry f-m1 volume uf3lN pages
supplied o he trade a. a PEI tnzr-. - Ffr W 80 rer
f.nu. single copies p cents, AMI rsn Do mailed t9 anI
part 0ffle w0rII Terms. ca-H. Orders are i--fecAiNJ
.ol cited Address
V B. PALM r. Genera Newspsr~r agency,
Tribune Buildings. Sew j orE.
- For sale 20 r.. e PsIrers Agencies, Nee-l orsl
piaIe rf.a Boston add Baltimore, sni a most or i-
bookstores periodical ltPd.s, all u9espaner otees DO
Amercs 80 l"i'
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- Lgquid Hair Dye improved % "a 70 color ne
-cr sE-rs ne uon-ct L. applied ~lho1t IN ca
r i u entirely ffo- from unpleasant odofi and car -
sz.ri w. % t11 sglgesi soap Immediately . - ped
.fl..f waidaF " dry For sss. " sppl~1 a bArrtE
l1z-s W'lE f-rlory. . "tlsl uY45 z -ftA7a4 y
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r. Restsra lee Of Natural siaht.-Proi.ss of
gr5xs1x Preserves snd Restores ins na1ral siTof
cores seer sgll .nd sces away viii glasses enif-J
i.Ts ir New YORK. The Isst lfrr RI each Sssf 10
W.ff-a-.l No s. from Broadway IN bosion 10 otnsr
faTs .l . Nlnlr, - References 10 sDuo1acce 80 &c
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~ Dorrmus 81 Harris nzYt!csl, Consulting
Nsr1f1cturng Creusts. ~ Broad ~sy, hasirz <ss
sias locomotives - operative Chemists af@ prepared 70
.naFx- every Description u sOs mineral AZ
4c Genealogical Examinations and analyses made iof
ne medical profession. lnsulcon giV-n IN Chemical
rlrir process
Pare Cteaes Resgsni. vii 10 Manufactured sna kept
ii 1aCf 50 -~s
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DOVER PRESS NoKh-DoSs bY SLOASt
Il EALL, N grszss s..l1i1ns, sss~rsS- AZ a.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

- Fowler- ~ Wells, Phreuoiogisfs and
Publishers, Clifton HAL lSi hasssn-sl near ne fsfs
r. 70 booksellers, Agents, and others
F1vlEss WILLS, Plfeloioslsis and Publishers, l'l
Sss.a--sa ~iI furnish n large or anal quantities al
worss 90 Paf-no.ogy, Psychology, Magnetism, hydro
3athy or ne W4.srCBre also on The various reforms Of
lls sss Among others, works OF Photography, Edlcs'
a1n sni The Natural Sciences generally.
The Spirit OF the Age edited BY W. Il. Claiming, The
Physiological J0urls and he WlterCure Journal are
oltl.hsd by FOWLERS AID WELLS, Clinton Hal. l3i
Sss..r.st n si9a
r. fIrs. N. :. Cove Nichols, wstsrCare Phys'
IA q Iaxirg t0nav C0rsuiiaron. RON 10 An " Z d.
Patients visited Al heir Tstcsrces
- Wafer.eure.-JoFL Saw, 81 d Practitioner. 80
..,-,tf- a. F,ilfosf. nesr T-nth-sL OIL I'm
~ Gent emen In wnnt of "A Llebt Hat that
vi f tn- head sgiler lhsn any Lesver na requested
Id eel snf examine our Patent Clla Perchs Has he
.ay Hs.s MADE acuay waterproof 20 glue be-
.ns ussJ il the manlfsciur-
s.-lR- ALyORD x BASCKER, l7s Broadway
~ Teiagrayhs Ia 3isxic0.-An exclusive nstI
t.ag been granted ~ tbs hsNcan Governments 70 con
rlc -graphs 10 ne Republic, h- undef.isIe 70 en-
% erei i0r The csposAl oi sad xht sn9 VIII re-
eg- DrOposss gr la between Vera Cruz ard ~ City
1f h-uc0. WI JEO- Sic" All
a.fl.a Mexican Vce-Cousal. "a Broadway.
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WEES RoouFs FALL OUT, &c.-Tle lexington
Missouri Journal m orgaa of ineiHenton Democracy.
promises some startling revelations oi ulckeancts and
corruption ca Tie part u toe other faction Of iao great
Harmonious" % says.
The aucrll ~ flfca.ly That Wia ur AIosf4 n i4r
ror.r two or f-ree months will cause a.. honest en o
blush Tor il-r STATE
AL honest men should not blush ior their STAT l1i
al honest should t'ushor the leo to,9 Pr'y' sno
then leave 10. tool Statesman.
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a BAD FALL--On Saturday, a. o'clock q
ADDITIONALLY dressed lady walking down Broadway
near Chambers.st met with a most dlstressirg ecci
dent. As she went along. she trod on portion of q
peach ty which she was ifippcd up meesng with a
very severe fall A coach called, and che was
driven home CUP town 20 undergo tire examination of
her family surgeon. 10 could not De sscertaincd
whether any bone broken not but the lady was
la great pain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

FRAcrURFD LIMBS "A man named Thomas
Fitzgerald passenger board the vessel Kate Hun
ter. bound Tor New Orleans and lying ~ Pier = Last
River. met with serious accident on Sunday mOrnng
he walking he deck o. early hour, and 10 being
isrk SO the time. he did not perceive the hatchfsy
OPEN when he fell through into the hold, breaking hs
uehi leg and right and receiving several cuts IN
ihe bead. I'll. body vas likewise bruised 10 most
H.. LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

SERIOUS ACClnENT.-A girl named Julia Morris,
residing Ia Eighteenth -. while walking past new
building on the corner of Center ana Duane "a Sat
urdsy night fen into the front ares and taken up
seriously hurt She was conveyed 70 the Sixth NsId
station-house. where DR. s~eeny attended her. Inc
area without railing and uncovered Al the time,
and cul pabic negligence rests somewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

hshgioas and Temperance Notices, Msrrlszes and "a.
s.l be inserted for u cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

IRE TIcovDERoGA.-This gallant saip, which
re visited on Saturday will be launched from the yard
Of Perrine Patterson and stark tomorrow afternoon
Tuesday probably when the tide i fuA she il the
very embodiment Of strength, united With elegant
-orkrnanshig-wss built for Hsr5eck = Co. and = 70
10 navigsted 5y Capt Fsrrca. Her measurement 80
were tod. ls upward Of ll50 tons, 60 that SIZE viii
carry 100000 lbs Of freigh. Her length sl72 feet
breadth e. and depth o. or more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

.Ivsra1LArf0s-Rsv a. a. Wood =as last
gst Installed pastor over the Pesrlt;. Church by
the First Presbytery Of New York. ne opening
prayer was by Rev. NJ. Hovey, Of Richmond Va.
Rev. DR.. nssoa preached the sermon. The charge
% The Pastor was By Rev. DT. Adams charge 20 ;hc
people BY Rev Mr Reed ,ae late Pssior concluding
prayer By I,ey DR. Adams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

- street ght took place last evening nest
Ihes, alley. in Ann -. between several men and
boys Three or four we're injured, and news-hoy BY
the name Of Brady got shocking stab Ia the back
Two men nsmei Caldwell, father and son, were Ar
rested by officer Logan The wounded man vas taken
20 tho City Hospital and the prisoners were locked 1p
.n the Second Ward Station House. They are eli sad
% have bern more or less intoxicated
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-14

ANOTHER FABRICATION EXPOSED
Among the idle stories put in circulation
by the iactious presses, with view to
disparage the Administration, is recent
and m >st improbable one, that Colonel
Fremont had refused, with rude dsdan,
the office conferred upon him by the
President, of Commissioner for determn.
ing the Mexican boundary. BY the fol-
lowing letter published in the Repubic)
from Col. Fremont, cordially and grace.
fully accepting the appointment, the read
er will perceive how destitute OF all
foundation and of what sheer invention
the story was:
To the Hon. J. NJ. CLAYTON, Secretary Of STATE:
/ have had the honor to receive, by the
hands of Mr. Beale. United States Navy,
your letter conferring upon me the post
of Commissioner Of the United States for
the determination of our boundary line
with Mexico.
feel much qualification in accepting
the appointment, and beg 10 offer, through
you, to the President, my acknowledg'
ments for the mark of confidence bestow'
ed upon me, and which he may be as
sured is fully appreciated, etc.
]. c. FREMONT.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-14

BATTLE BETWEEN THE PAwNEE AND
OrToe JNDIANs.-The Frontier Iowa)
Guardian says:
We learn by gentleman from Bellevue
that the OlIoes, when they were coming
in from their hunt, had a battle with a
band Of Pawnees, who were out on a
plundering expedition. The cause is said
TO be that this party of Pawnees, had
robbed some soldiers of their horses,
whereupon they Informed the Ottoes,
aud offered them a reward If they would
make the Pawnees give them up. The
Ottoes sent one of their men to demand
:he animals, aud whilst he was approach
ing near the band he was shot with an
arrow. though not killed, which was a
signal for battle. The Ottoes killed
twelve Pawnees out of fourteen, and took
all their animals. Several of the Ottoes
were badly wounded, but none killed.
The Ottoes have had very successful
hunt. and brought in large quantity of
meat and skins. Their corn crop was
very light. The land that the Govern
ment ploughed for them last spring was
of old ground, and the weeds got the
master of the corn.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-14

AN INCIDENT--Incident like the follow
ing, which occurred OH the examination
of witness in a case where man was
on trial for kidnapping, very often take
place in court. A young lady was tes-
tifying. and was requested 10 state all she
knew about the matter:
Witmess--I was in the sitting room
when Mary came from .he kitchen hur-
riedly, and Cogzell after her. He caught
hold of her at the sitting room door, and
said Mary you have been here long
enough; come and go home now.
attorney for tile defendant-Wh
did Mary say?
Attorney for the State-Stop there
object to the question:"
Here discussion of nearly two hours
took place, in which four or Eve LAWYERS
participated. After which the three
Judges held long. serious and excited
discussion on the subject. and finally, in
a very formal and pompous manner,
stated that it was the opinion of a ma iority
of the court that the question must be
answered. The court room was crowded
almost to suffocation, and the most in
tense interest was manifested at this
stage of the proceedings. The question
was epeated-"What did Mary saw
and the witness answered.
"Shs didn't say a sooyd."'