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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10
Terrific Gale on Lake Eric Fatal Accident
ON the steamer Louisiana.

ltrTcs ruufienre OF The Tribune
Srs.N-P,cXEr MicucAS Llsr PAN, Nay a.
In Consequence Of heavy north-wester, the
steam packet Louisa ns, bound for Bliiao on her
return trip from Chicago. pat IN al Fsrpor.
where she was soon joined by the Soa,herner.
Oregon and Michigan, but Without any ma,era
minry % either. This morning. on the abate.
pent of the storm Of both wind and rain. the Lou.
issns. with sbout two hundred passensers-a
large proportion of whom belonged O. the cabin
and a heavy ire sht, put out on her way and was
soon follow ed by the others, except the Michigan
W hich preceded her When about four hours our
a steampipe exploded the steam escaping into
the turnace, and thence, together with the ire
upon five hremen, al Of whom were horribly
scslded three OF them surviving bat few hours
The change OF scene from the qaetude and cheer.
fitness which had before prevailed can only be
imagined by those who have witnessed ike ca
lsmites. Such horrible agony IS that Of the i've
sufferers ! had never before the opportunity OF
witnessing ~ al my experience with safering
/ humanity, and trust may never sgain
To Capt. Stewart Of the Michigan. much praise
IS due Tor his prompt efforts % render reis
Although some distance ahead he immediately
put his boat about aud csme along side while the
Oregon. Capt. Chap msn. and the S,uinerucr.
Capt Edmonds. both went BY without offering
assistance. although the las, crossed close on our
stern. " hat apology can be offered ior such a.
act 81 apparent inhumsRity We cannot conceive.
for they had ample time o. answer our signal %
distress before the Michigan could get 90 us. or Ne
ascertain whether the Louisiana WAS sinking or
not The fullest satisfaction prevails among the
passengers OF the Louisiana that no blame an BE-
attached % the officers 1T the boat. and from all
they have the deepest s,mf athy. rs well as the
sufferers. L. ID. q
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~ THOMAS EwBAsK, Esq Of this City, wei

~ THOMAS kwBASK, Esq OF thh Nity' we
known By his great work on Hydraulics, and by
other, Of evineins profound research, has been sP
pointed Commissioner Of Patents by the Presi-
dent To this selection our preference has not
been grstifed, but an admirably qualified officer
has been secured for most important and resPon-
sible station. We do not believe better Com
missioner Of Patents, as such, could have been
found bot we wanted also an able politician and
compiler Of Statistics bearing on the Public Policy
Of the country, and this Mr.. Ewbank has yet 70
prove himself The Wing party has had rsbd
and dexterous adversary in that post for some
years pas, we thought it had fair claim 10 an
effective supporter in the same place, now that
the wheel has revolved-s night TO good Com
missioner aud something more. These considera-
tons have been disregarded in the selection Of
Mr. EwbaDk, who is only known thus far as a
master Of the history aud philosophy Of Invention
Apart from politics, his appointment must give
very general satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

welcomed With the greeting due u bis devoted
md pers-veriug shors as 80 eIpounief oi $50
-cierce and OF the earliest sdyocsies OF prs'',-
Association IN tn. country After short sddre-~r ~
~ rlsNNf>s fnd Nr BRIsHANF, AL Interesting ae'D''
o, rho Frafcrn.l Communion 80 Hopci,r. Mas y -
gre-entct by Mr OLIVES JOHNSON, who ~ fe'''.iy
msie .on- visit A. that aourshns cstaulis ilii'h'
some encouraging details concerning tho Nortl Anei
can FhAlauN were gwen hy Mr .cHN DREW. me com
mercal agent 90 that Institution. snd description OF
recent ris O. the Wisconsin PhAanx Vas presented oN
VI DAVIS Of Conn An informal couversstonsi as
russon then took plscr which participated 10 ~
Messr. DwiGHr. GKEELEY. CLAIMING. FIsHER MP
ky. tLDER ANDSEws. hAY. IwEEDf, and diners
The nIseru. one 90 unusual interest. AMI every
wav - eucoursgnS character to liz friends % the
csuse he uettng WAS then adi ~urne % The evening
Al interesting discussion concerning the Genera
Policy .nd Practical Operations ot the Union. Tor the
ensuing year took place ~ the evening session Ad
-,..e. were ul SIDE ty Nessrs FISHES LAzARVs. pANA
DwrcHr and several other gentlemen The efrnin (
passed away before the business wss completed AMI
The C.uvention adjourned 20 meet szA.n THIS morning
~ iu cl0cs .
Audible meeting VII De held tAi- evening ~ the Nj
nsr,s Rooms when aiir.s-e- Will - made by Aessrs
DANA ELDER. BRIssANE and others. Al occasion ~
tr.st interest may De- anticipated and !, w b. We ;of
those who wish % Obtain The most correct information
IL regard 20 the progress 90 Association both a. homs
snd abroad - secure seats =. ali early hour
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The Institution for the Blind.

The Eighteenth Anniversary OF this noble
Charity wa celebrated yesterday afternoon a. H..
rab,rlscle Tie uuliln, was isn,e.y dl,sd-,he im
ueu,e audience standing IN 81 tho As.os. throughout
the galleries ant about the doors while many wee
compelled g. depart altogether When entered :
small mob yt.i.y striving for simi''Wcc-huf 'he
capacity q the building Was a.resty ovsrtsNed W.
glad 10 notice such substantial tokens ~ unvors9.
interest u noble Institutions Ike th.s i.r hS -.ici 81
suffering Humanity
While tho audience We're assembling Young RANisXI
~ nauc NOT unfamiliar O. The reader ear performed
"a good Voluntary on the organ
The exercises were OreuDd with PRAYER hy Rev. DR.
HYwLErr a. Bridgeport
Mr. CH,NBYRLtIN. the worthy superintendent %
the Institution rreflced the Reading cNercscs win
obs, ryalon- the AFFAIRS ot the Establishment
From his remarks we gathered t'.t Giro numnes eff
pud pupils who have here received tur blessings o.
Education during tie signtccn year' OF ~ 'Ai-tr"''
ls. been ..f rhrre are ROW boo tl1 Institution l4u
pupi.--s larger number tAan % his ever trieiv con
iain,i a, any one time sut t is. altogether n flourish
ing condition. and CROWN. 80 the public favor
The exercise in Reading. tfon books priLiti win
'he raised chsr.cter-l were Hu"nfy performed ~ a
youu- Master and Mi-- oi some t.n Summers ouch
Ih.y rrad Psalm. and lessons ui different Nuds Win
-rsat case in thr manner OF --ltoi hand and unoi'
fnecrs were in tun and active play.
Tho pupils performed a variety Of rhufusr-' iiio'-
duets ,ni solos vocal and m-fcuncnt4. under ih' li
r.c,..n 90 their accomplished Icachor-, Me-srs Root
and kDi@-1ud dd them. too in ire man, very cttNi.
hy The usual Classes 300 the tion' 'tfcner Oh s'u'S
pursued 90 the n.Itution-Astronomy Geography
Arithmetic Natural Philosophy History. &c Nere
brought out aud exercised. They acquitted themselves
Ntt
tn original piece of music ior tar piano. arranged b.
D,. ui ihc pupils M--tc. an A-,yut. was performed
b., h.m ami Master han.-l and between the Parts am
.nd rncficsl Address conpo-'d for Che occa,ioi
was rrcltoi hy Miss CYNTHIA BULLOCK
Ihe audience appeared greatly Interested through
out fhc afternoon, performances and the Anniversary
closed 900 ia accustomed satisfactory and pleasant man
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Greaf ExcifeInent-An Attempt 10 Kun Ne
aroes 10 the North Detected.

RICHMOND. Wcdne.5sy May 90 VI
A man named A. : Smith, supposed agent oil
the A1oltonist-. cent box % hessr5 adams . 20 p.
exrress Office in the citv marked merchandise aud
directed To P William Buttcrwood-st Phlsae.
mia The box uas placod in the freight cars but on
examination II proved 20 contain t,vo live negro afes
who were supplied with cars and bladdera Of water
and other ueces.arv coutrvsnces 70 sustain them on
the trp. On the discovery being made ;elcgraphic
disua,ch was cent To- Frelorcksburz where smith wa
srre.te3 and taken back 90 Richmond where be was
committed 70 .al 20 await ala early tina
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The Anuusi busiue. meeting Of the American
laian 9f A-socisi0ui-t- wa bold yesterday HoTnn-
IN the Hsii Il the American Musical Institute Aycrrin
Building BrosdEay A. iai- meeting Wa ,or the
transaction 10 th@ annual rusn>-s u tls Ion. exc.l
.re.v 10 invitation 70 tLe public 10 general Wa exfen
ded The Han VA dlled % rcpietou ~ Az .arly hour
bv de.esaies from The affiliated Unions and by person,
interested in th- Associative movement The Pres b.
Dent HoRAcE GsEELEY on AK "a. fne ch.r address Il
~ l- fhs present sspect - the and On
the importance q renewed s1er,y and zeal % 30. b.
hsf The pr-s.ncs q Nr bA.sEANE. who had iu.r
ar. vsd troz rszss z TIE steamer F1skiaytca va,
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-ho love Christ ard &. We look over ne siooe We
perceive thar IN America stand more
m Toy tie great work o; cClFersln iiAi ~. 49,
Look mo Asa snd ami ft@Llt--'il- a. A--flli'
snf Oh. .enr.. nick - together nf tf i.'''7'
mental rsruirrts II come into tATof 2" am pr.
st hl--.s meet mighty qo"'r-'-' .- ~,
.r- -ls rr 0-0-- q ono Uf flr -rf'ieri 'i-
-rae All aFe-yfhing rrnl-nS o. th' "-' 80.
prwfr We come O. Germany Adj W. -" = F.
2 .a ot qan,lrlsm AMI lltd-.lfy. W. view tsA-'
flere i q nation rrushci 1snes;h m 'No-i'.'
% PAPA s-ceudeucy md Austrian fsspotsni- 0PN''.
sri I1r-rs -. hey are mere ul.A-stdLes -t--.---
tn neck NJ Denocrscv France. Ike Ion n1-h' A.'
struggling gre nft ~orS 20 tiqioinaeY ,-ns 81.
plum gTe-T plunge only iisarr aiisA- .l i' 20.
on there = no rofe tNr olr poor FRANCE ''' .
l-n. ldf /. ume-Nr >torrs concluded and ioad ~ u
cor1nDci spp.alse
Rev ur. HEnrrr % Bridgeport. seconded ine mo-
t.r. Which passed with acc.aiusuou
R.r JosErH e. >rlIrsofN y moved Gle following
r-.f,~z Tat Pho .lefm.-v NJ tre Missionary wors -
obi. present rue e-pefa.y iu cur own and. slo-A N
~ .- r.oqr rf God WIZ Er.a'rr ia 30 SOL 'ci~ie'
ION frr .-, as arcrut-i
The Re~ gentlemen addressed the meeting A. some
,.,'..a I'M r,rv appropriate manner u more -uolme
- .s.i hr j. done Heaven thAn tlr tlfist4SA
N.s-.-- .rlvr0t rs ho snail even De- st.e 60 SPEAK
80 +s-,r.s. u The mind that eyats the most oi al
- -Ilgys .s.th sweetness a. mankind AMI te''4''
,..y.-a-i nations The hr1therLcod g CREATION.
Cbancer.- WALwoErH seconded the resolution.
which Az. accordingly passed AFTER which iAo CHAR
an, -i., r.ee..r. cha4nied Hymn benelcuon "ls
-.,,.t and ta. ,neet.u. separated.
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knniyer-Rrics

Ttsrsfag. Mdy 10.
hi- s.cet. ra-ruaCi-. lN "
tl.;flfsin ior To- Deal snI Olmb- lsNsrnacs 4 4 "
Temperance lf.nn lsbernsl.-. = Z "
Ar-rra1 FflcAt-.r Society -Brck CAar-. ~ r
Am-rcsu Protestant sctetg- M--rst Pee 'hrrh. y VI
Ffsnr-i-ai a is1c-- Charh Lafayette place ~ y "
An Bsr. Hon Nilsson soci-t, % yer t. Chufch-fa "
An 4 Sor-fy. ccaiiuri M1sres Rooms. a 'ss
Al. Ulo1 of Afsoci ataonr.t-. -~rvs Roms. -. NJ
Fridgg Nov n.
and Pr Bl- 81. ETY. Oliver Bspfst Churh DOB 4 VI
A p c. of F'r- IN v .ssrrs- rtnsrnsc'-. lH An
ca ir-n kssdtAs Island ot t~ Hone raosrua T. "
sunday. May 10
An a1t Pr sscbsta ras.u-D f rott-'. Chnnh y pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

CHOLERA IN LoUisviLLs.-This disease Is stu
confined 10 the neghborhood in which It hrst mSae u
appearance. Campbell whom We Healoh'" Nesse.
~ ,,ornpc a. mn living on the preceding evening
dicl during The night Since. hvc ne" cSscs h"'V q,
Cured three Of which two men snd one woman "s,'
provei fatal NJ 20 Last evening. One OF them va
deck hand on he Major Barbour, toe other wSs vei
men who got drunk dsv before yesterday as pfetea
eve Tor cholera The public thoroughiarc> ~ Well -
many az the dwellings the infected district sic IN
net 6'thy condition. bur notice that the c.iN al
,hcytcs and the occupants have commenced thorough
renovation. '-'"'"' "a
The same paper cautions i,s readers against The use
Of fresh Ash which ssys are more poisonous 'ANh
srs.nic where the cholera prevails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-10

WONDERS on TINS TrLsoRAPH.-We received
last nigh, before midniSht Telegrsphie dispatch
the afternoon. The working OF the Telegraph is
so common thing now, as scarcely 10 excite
thought, yet such q short link between two thou
sand miles recalls all our first astonishmsnt.
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NAVAL CoURr N.Krii AT NoNtV.sI =. ,Ss
~ AZ the sth SAYS the Court wss organized GA iee
7th and continued .u.,
.,-...>a,r. Perry who j. here unable - attend
a, con,eouence OF indsposuoa. letter was Pesa NJ. ga,
n, plsrd T. s Navy certifying thar Com VS. -, -
npweu 20 attend the Court YESTERDAY 49,. y,
charge. were read By the Judge Advocate tns 80
Com Read was proceeded with Lieut. rfes' - -
examined for the prosecution W 3 hTsu, W.
Phil,delphis appeared counsel FOR Com. Nes"
vperstand that no charges have been y -
Capt smoot
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Rise in the Nuskingum River Navigation

Ci~ciNNArI. "Wednesday May 81 + "
The Mnskingum River has rsen 10 iesr'u
hight. and navigation Is almost entirely suspended
Considerable damage has been done
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NEW ORLEANS. "wednesday May - + NJ
Ia tie case between Louis VI. blanc. waiter m
the Restaurant kopt 10y M Aliauctie ans j Chand
Ter the Jury retained a verdict Of NanslaugLier
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AR RlED

M b N-s H-nrY Chr-v. NJ WILLIAM WILSON. al 10
tn~a ~ Az s,otsr3 NJ. kosANNA MOI sRsN. H
~ Oranfy no~n lf-sei
On thi. C.fs, ty R-s Dr. B-'~.. MiiitAM iARNFp
forrsrs cf Pow f.rc- X / NARY SHERWOOD hlER.
-slktf-fu. - Hen, Nal Shsr~ n' VI D. tas ca
R@si-u- a c0i J.F-r.an ptvr. Afsss.lrL ~ R.s
B,o4n-s.s Easto4 IA o. A h.sr J.ss Bs.psos
ola
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The market Tor FLOUR continue steady WIZ" i"ii
sales al o.: ter Howardstrset and 80 Tor CAY Mills
RYE FIoUs is quiet ~ - III. sales OF le"o"
NEAi % g about 800 bbis Maryland red WHEAT j.
quoted l06 a hoe For CORN he market i' s'e"'s
with sales 500 bushels ct @s sac Tor White ana Cd
Sc for yellow oars are dul ~ % pc The PRo.
VISION market is without material change. ana inc
salcs are but moderate small sales w HsKA az &c Do
3.
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Roar s ,..hnUe pss' % tes'..-FIorR o0oo
ttls WurAr $1,000 bushels CosN soN do-Ihore
Is good demand Tor flour and the market is steady
solos 81 re day are 5000 this O., 80 For WHEAT the
inquiry is far with sales Ooo bushels common West
em az - ots The Cons market il unchanged ana
steady sale. are uladus a. IS ots FREicHTs are I'm
chsn.Ni
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" Ihose who dir1ss NOS; widely AMI Thoroughly .
AhgNedsr - ih-if bushes. pursuits other hng- equal
VIII 81 ccr-c, stfrac The cusfoflers-anf a, 10
Newspaper press Is tue ererus means Of dHnsng paoAc
niornaioa u popg.Ogs districts u country % which Pc
p-f- ar Published tie mmer-e fortunes made by atfer
unng extensively readily accounted tor Imoa % no
Agency Of X PALsER man nay advertise IN any sec
Of The co1ntry sny aunlbsr OF beet papers,
for Which hs l. specially apponfed and empowered ~
the prOpreforsl and thu. establish himself ~
stead 81 waiting for 10 hunt ~ place u
business. Which N these days Of steam, 10 rather SOW
operation.
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PiTrsBCB0H Wednesday May 20 7 NJ.
One hundred Goa boats lett for tie lower msr-
kots today There is e ice, water tie channsl and
falling
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NORTH CAROLiSA.-Acoording N act OF the last
Legislature the people OF Orange Co voted ON tbs soh
ON the question Of a division Of the County Il was
earned in the sffrmsnvc The new County Is 10 be
Aiaunsnee
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
yEwYORK. THURSDAY. MAY 10.

~ See todays supplement- for startling 'fpo',
Of actual life in France with IL application and parallel
On The City Of New York Everybody should read j.
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rir.t ArrivslatRo Rochester.

A1BAVy. Wednesday May - PM
The hrsi arrivals oi the season from Rochester
were today The bosis were oh wan loaded with
t,r,sttre
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vss0ISsA ErEerios.-We have some addition
4. .auss uoa the XVIII District which leave no
doubt Of the defes, Of McComss
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ISpIANA--The Loco F,scos OF the With tDunn's y
District. have nominated Wills OoNNN FOR Con
crcss
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American Female Guardian society.

We have .n type a complete report of XVIII Ami
ver.sry OF tim. society. which B.. crowded ont this
morning but wii appear n the Evening Edition.
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The pli,sdelnbia Appointments.

WAsmNGToS, NeJnesdaT May - J ~
4 LEWIS. Collector ?. LLLMAEEH NaF. O...si'
4 ssu,,rAp Ds Attr p WHITE Postmaster
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R,-.tsss b. Cspr eftis ttS pas 20 A'rs e ON F'N
bushels OATS : GO bushels LoUE continues duh
For Coax the demand D. more active and the sa'- sre
$500 bushels GLOW at %. cts which IL lower OATS
moved 70 the extent Of 40o0 bushels ST q. CT
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Appointment. BY The PRECEDENT.


HESEY J. BEowv ProviIence 4 J.
EzRA D HAMILTON Hartford. Conn.
BAEzrirA SLossoN Geneva =.
JAMES McGAIN. Cumberland, M
" r McALIsTER. Jackson. Nss
RrcHlRD 2 AIExANDER Tuscumoia- Ala.
BENJAMIN " AHNDT Esst1u. Pa
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oalcial Appointments in Phiiadelphia-har-
kcts-Sales of >I0ck>.

Correspondence N l-e .h'~Ne.
PRILApHIPHlA Wednesday May
have ust seen telecrsphic despatch from a
Member OF Congress dated " Washington. MAY q Z
Pm" giving the following official PhladelpA.a appoini
ncu's, made by The President tais morning toeeioi
Of the Port, W p LEwis Postmaster. = =. NhiTr
District Attorney. J. W AsHNTNp Naval otHccr 'krfN
FILNAXES
NE i0ur market continues quiet snd tie >s.es a.e
conuns0 % small lots Tor cty consumption, ~ = 81 To
- - Per eo Tor common and extra brands Rye Jour
>iual sac NJ - -. Corn Ncal-Sacs ~ lcursy j.
VailA a. : 'o per DBL Gran-Ihe deIrsn8 for West
continues An,'eL saa uo sses have been reported -
Ryc-Salcs OF Pcnfsy wanna ~ : - cents ~ bush
Cora j. scarce ana IN gooa isulsni sales OF sl' m -
pennsv ana and southern Yellow A. a. cents my Us
lbs Oats more inquired for; sales or southern Lei
30 snd pcunsy snis a. - cts. per oush WHISKY i. IN
limited demand small ssles a. - IN hhds Adj hs
SAITS OF >ICCKS-ftrs, Roora--a5 Glrsrd X ~, .
2nl Morris Cana. 20 - Philadelphia b. l2l 80
vr.on Cans, ne : rcunsylvsn.s b. IN Mech RS
~, Union Bk Tenn. = s3iSl = =, 81 500 lie.
high Interest s..
S~-,rs ss,~6-S4OO sch Nav o. +s. - Fsrm snd
Mech Rk s. SlopO Wilmington m 3D.. - 81
- O,o Rcaiius RI MtS B&s 90 ~ Realms Ah ~;
sou LehigA Mtg Loan. :: N FaA Ok i-'' ~ Lou
| isyllia RI
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Markets f,rTsseses. MAY s-l'f
FiorEIs IA tar demand ior the home trade, sni
r.rkss arm al o.. $3.50 Wheat = unchsn.cd ".th
moderate business
The weather D. very p'es-sn, There ue IT, feet Of
water in the channel
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, sc. Tonight,

Lectures, Concerts, DC. Tonight.
rFsr p4rf,,.'arf .ffrerfiitag cois~ns
Steam Bt Ioor.. Coliseum 80 Hfostsss ~ = VI
tanier'. hIr--- MI-s1r. kfosdSss B, 2
sE~r'. P'r-na l. tlrs c i1fnn Hs.-1it 2 VI
tir.fy.- NH-r-i, =, Roltfvsy N~chanH- M --PM
1a tHri sfY hti~sy, h.t hprug as Fnc--D ay I've
.af0rs f.si-ny Nrs'R sraff sfptf snf eErFFK
,rsicsn vlon Broaiesy Bf'eu- -ilu Il % fn
llen kflsd-sy hssfs LAY ,nj s'.ufs
rtn~ss of th- Me- ffrn-an- Rusdssl cor Wasf-' ~
f,l.l.n Ns..rs ti b. .iEsy ply and tssuns
Bn1sd-sy. spurg psf as -fsuus
tnarhaI Gari~n hH~-fY. C9pasts Seventh - "a. '
u. era ln4se- AsfUr paO-. nsar bnai~sJ -
R.ifoa. lh-.t~s- Chsn.b~r. s. n-nf b'aaiatJ ~ "
uost~sY rh~.-r Hr1siws b-fse-l P-ad nni Anthony
An-rfsn M4.-n- Brnaissy Am Day ani sTeams
AMERICAN lSsrTUrs-ElecfWH To- DGy.--A
poll viii be open this afternoon from % ~ o'clock at
the Ecpcsitory. 33 Broadway tor officers Of the Amer
csn Institute tor the year ensuing including super
intending Agent or chief manager in place OF lhsddeus
b WaAsman. E, deceased The rival tickets are As
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Markets .CtcINSArL Nav s-lo z NJ
ot-s Nsrka,is firm. with moderate bust

meas. at - e. BAILEY has advanced TO - cts per
bu.hel BAcoN Is IN good demand SHovI prRs are
.e.lus az s; cts aud ordinary DO A. 81 o's AAAn .n
keys is quoted 6; Ct. salcs OF ne" PoRS ARE makn-
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NAUoSAL Miniature GALLEsY-RDwAED Wairt. ~
BEoADwAY.-Ths magnificent .aloon ross.>.es superior
Advantages ior ae rapid proda Of Dssu -otyps Nm
anre' AL persons who vi.h AZ nn.lrps,.ei lkeass d.
uem'sise. or trends should give this Gallery cal
a. lr,eni
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DsrREssIsG AcciDESr.-festerdsy afternoon
i,t.e zir named Henrietta Dowuie whose parent.
reside ~ No III Wsikerst IN attempting % cross the
track Of the Harlem Railroad, near Wdker.t va
knocked down by the horses and run over by one 81
tn largest H-r lrg- were nearly severed from
her body and she wa- otherwise dreadflly maDglsd-
She was conveyed 70 thu City Hospital. whore her
wound. were dressed. Her case is however. deemed
almost hopeless Tie driver q the car wss taken INTO
custody await examination in relation 10 the affair
lSerssr.-An inquest was held yesterday a,
M house on the corner Of Thirty hr.tst and srihav
upon the BODY Il Lester Long B child two years and
four months old, who accidentally fell INTO cistern 4,
Ia above place and before she rs. discovered shs
lad drowned Ysrdict-Deaih 81 drowning
PsRKsoLoGr And HsLIGIOS--O. 2. Fowler
vii Lscrar. this evening Clinton Hall on the rel.te
Of ssissss 70 Religion sess tree
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SUGARS tHEAptR rnsN ryEs-Brst crushed sIgarouy
g. 81 per lbs y sugar only 3 6d Jos. god Ham.
5cis good Mo'sssr- ? per gallon; new Lard c,s good
Lamp OF T. per gallon fac best place in Newton 20
get good Tea snd Coffee good q. Tea vs.. are now selling
Tor ard Iea- hat So" a. ihe Tea e. 80 sell f,r
& Old Java 'ohee ls English Breakfast Coffee Do cents
best Orange County Butter L. 81 20 ls CT. go, Bn,,, L.
and r - eEirn family Flour boy the barrel r s6i 10 D.. a
b- Monty made and money saved by buy.ag .rocers.
81 PAKKEK's ~ BrOome corner OF Ludlo,,..f
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ExrsKrAlxNKNr To rEE GOVERNOR q Inc
Governors Room. in The Hal, having been feeenuy
enlarged painted new esrps;ed. snd elegantly ai'eo
M GOV E.sh Ne understood visited It iss' evening
the Sucs, Ct the Comlaoa Council and pNtoos o. 81
au,srtsirrrsst provided Tor the occasion
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save the State from the rule of the Cass minority
ard We do not Se, despair Of it
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t. f"t cLEs1'- The general sau.iacfon expressed by
no asr uedy ofhe cer ao have Tor year. patroa zei
me famous lia' Depot ofKvox - Fl.fon- induce, la
t0 invite e attention Of of a d@nonnins,
vsinng ue city dnrng Anmeer..ry week 10 hi- elegant
assortment of Hate, which universally acknov led ged
20 be- Of e mot durable Manufacture AID OF tie very best
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