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occupied half az hour. Ice Adelnan gu .-s
n tine 70 write cut the discharge snc commences
vritins IL bui did not compleis H. witness np'e'
.icn 4. hat he was toe much intoxicated 10 Go IL
AsorsyR Packet SHIP on FIsg.-Las. even
.rr sbcur o'clock smoke VAS discovered ISSUING
rom the h.chxsy OF The packet ssiq FietoFis yips
A. tie pier foot OF P.rest r snd for short une
w.. .rsd tbs, she would sssre the fate OF The Henry
Cav The alarm was promptly given and seversl Il
our las, Ere ccnpanl,, were as promptly there. he
Sc va, .n,ou. soras barrels Of iurpenue IN The low
Or hold Of the rrs.el. and wss very soon suod1ed-
Ire principal ssnsse was the breaking and victim; OF
The ssssr, furniture OF the ship. The Nlc;oris IS
owned by John Gds~oli, belongs 70 tie Loaccn Inc
If nackst. sud vas 20 sal on the 2slh INST under com
,,.ns Of Can't. John Johnston Jr. We presume the
sarnss4 is much more ,bsn covered By insurance.
FiRE.-Ye.te-isy evening between snd
oclocks ere broke oui in the mesicurins establish
men, Of Nr P Horn 81 So ard SO Washins;on't
nssr sprip. Il was frst discovered in the smoke,
house sad rspidy extended % four houses nAed with
-,s.. which were soon destroyed The damage Is IS
f1-.,.s a. - r0l xh,h Is fully covered by insurance
10 the Equitable Insurance c1ece The great ana IN
srit .xsrtop. Of the fremen saved the rest OF he
building
t. PHL,nELFHI,-ln another column Wi. be
found advertisements OF tao modes. both ehesp and
feasible Of visiting Philadelphia dur TIE Fair Il tie
Franklin Irri.uie-sn exhibition OF Ar; snd Industry
second only to the one now open at Castle Garden.
FENArE MEDICAL EDCcAric>.-Mu NJ. :.
Cove Nicholas giving thorough snd fully Illustrated
course OF medical lectures to Ladies AZ Hystt' Ana'on
icsl Rooms 4i9 Broadway. TIE second lecture IS At
81 o'clock TO day
~ The celebrated bottle eqaihor't' Herr
Ansiio Neupor, from Cons,anunope, srnved IN 'ei'
City iast week IN the ship Hermnc from Bremen, and
Is shout 70 give a course OF his oierfal perform
anccs his .kil in balancing himself on bother ar
ranged in stack. Of several stories high. might Justly
b enyied by many siTsngersts Father Matthew, whose
equilibrium /. 30 often destroyed BY these dangerous
articles.
A HOrEL ThIEF.- Ohcer Horton OF the Seooni
Ward a., evening arrested man who gave the much
abused name OF John saith, Tor stealing an overcOst
from he Clinton Hotel. When arrested John orer@d
N. ocer his gold watch ard begged hard 20 "a let or
but il would q 90. and he lock up. lti'suppo'ed
that be Is an old hand At such trcss.
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Whig County Convention.

The Wing Convention for nominating County
Ofices rea"embled at Broadway House last
evening SHEPPARD KsArF presiding The at
ten lance was very full.
The Convention proceeded hrs' % ballot for
County CLERK with the follow ing result:
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Fisr AT Mossor, lMicH.'-On n. morning n
'he loSn Inst ths s0urrs mil! Of Mr. W.t.sorth
ana 'he cNeios u NJ Lower. were entirely DESTROYED
oy nrH Ine loss II the mill d. estimated =, .S,ut
$500, thar Of Mr.. Lower about $50 Nr Waisorf
Who ~ss running The MILL sustained loss Of shout si6
ia -four. shorts, sc No Insurance on the bu.d,os.
burnt
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BOSTON. Oct I7-Arr!v-G snip PyraO1.z, sss Hsroor;
bans Aysiis Newcastle ssih August Lrcerre, Pill ori 2
Reindeer, y YORK scns Crrs5. s. k.rys Gs, ski2
Boot NlE,srop, Liverpool. - al spcks, o. ~ %
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southern lIail-,Iarket..

BALTIMORE. Wednesday Oct l5-9 N.
The Southern Mall has come T. hand BAT contains
nothing Of importance.
Tnere more dong in FLoUE, though the cures are
| withou; charge. The sales enbrsce 900 obls How
sra-st and City Malls AZ IS In GAIN there i no
movement Of importance ana TIE Quotations The same
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OR Strict COMMISSIONERS

r.
{. MeGowAn -----..------.--. =
The bs!loting being concluded, motion was
made that the several gentlemen having the high
est votes be unanimously recommended As the
Wink candidates at the ensuing election.
f. DxLArirLp SMITH Of the Seventeenth Ward
urged the propuesy Of unsnimy In few eloquent re-
marks
w. Y. RoRSsoS followed TO the same effect.
Hs said he had been overued In the choice Of several OF
Tbs candidates nominated here and IN another convention
to aighi HE name had been UNNECESSARILY present
for meet responsible position, but he did noi ths Ices
eAserfaly and heartily -nize and secuesee In the
duty Of ssey whig to give Hearty support the Whole
uckes. thai We may march sasile and to
victory.
II. ]. Raymond also supported the same propo-
siioa Ia . few happy remsrss
The motion was then put and carried uDsni-
ously with The exception Of three, who fell aggrieved
that taelr fsvorils candidates were not successful
Thus the Wing candidates nominated by the
CITY Convention, with almost entire unaninity
are
JOSEPH X rAyLoR-cestrNs~.
He csuasol - ce,porat.'s.
JOHN T. pOp0E...... Sweet cs-stsu'asr.
WILLIAM ADAMS. cs~. q Rsplvs ass S-Fp.ies.
KEENAN, W. CHILpS.. ce-. ef Streets asd LasEs.
Dr.. A. w. WHITE cifs lssrocisr.
. James Kelly, w. +. Robinson, Charles Ceob
Thomas A. Jerome and J. b. Varnam, Jr. wer
appo,oed committee TO srpr;se the several candidate
OF ,heir respective aoni.arons and to Join eoGmisse
from The County coavenuoa in calling County meern
10 respond TO The Wing nouinsuoas
Amer . vote OF thanks 10 IL oseers. the Ccrveuuc
,h., sstourped ,ts< d.
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CORONER, with this result

DE-. SETH GEER OF the With Ward was
thereupon unanimously nominated
The Convention next proceeded to ballot for
a COMMISSIONER OF THE Aims HOUSE, with the
folloWisy result
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PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, Oct. l7-7i Pm
TIE jury Ia the case Of Charlotte Mcksig, tfied
Tor TIE murder OF Lewis Reed. ~ Deoauifies Hotel
rendered a verdict Of guilty Ct msnsaaghtef, this A.
tsruoon. and recommended her 70 tie mercy Of the
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DIPLOMATIC INTERCOURSE BROKEN orr.
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Steamer sunk.

- LOWS "wednesday, oct. 10.
The steamer Tameriaue vas sunk few days
siace IN the Missouri River opposite wskeden Prairie
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FRos HAvASA.-We are in receipt ofthe Prcs-
"a A. GSeGa ss "a H@saas to Oct , We have already
had later adviees by tie OAio.
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- Lorrs, 4aesisy, w. 49,
The Convention assembled AZ - c'ciock yesisr-
Gay and vss organized b. tie, appointment o.
judge LEwIs Of Viacennes, Il; as temporary
Chairman. A Committee OF one from each eia'e
va. appointed to designate officers OF the Oonven-
ton. after xi'ch notion was made 70 adjourn
uatil 9 o'clock this morning, and carried
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BREACH BETWEEN TURKEY End RUSSIA.
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SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
SEVEN DAYS
ARRIVAL or The NIAGARA

Dates from Liverpool 10 Oct. 9, London 3th'
Pari. 4tn, Rene I.t, vienna Ist.
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ENGLAND AND FRANCE SUSTAIN TURKEY.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FIITON FFNNI-
Ms. IryM,.-Can YOU tell why the Fulton Fer
~ people DO not run their boats ~ often during the
latter part Of the ghi they did lst Water There
f. certainly an Increased number Of persons who are
Obliged 70 cross these hours snd II 10 rather too bad
for toe Ferry Boats lie IN the slps, stages stand
=, the doors OF Thester. until they get full load
ONE or MANY
- We cannot give any light on this subject per
hap. one OF Many COR all Of them would be- ssusiscto
rily answered by calling upon the Ferry Company.
lseUssr-Ths body ct an infant was found in
the water In the Atlantic Basin Al Inquest was held
by the Coroner and the Jury returned verdict OF
found drowned
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schuremsn Hals,esd. ...........

Whereupon sCHUREMAN HALsTEAD Of
the Xth Ward was nominated.
The Convention, having thus completed its
business, adjourned SINE de.
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THE lsTEAUs RoAD.-We mentioned on Tues
dsy that he contract Tor the grading Of about h,
he contemplated Railroad, scross the 18th
nus OF Panama bad been taken by Philsdslph is
house William 4 sl5el i. 10 succeed Mr.. Hssses A.
nsiueer aud tae work VII 5e commenced about the
arsi Of December. nessrs. Tct.en & TrsHt~tne, the
contractors, vii employ large force Of natives Of the
country. who have heretofore worked under them up
on Improvements IL Msgdsiens River. I,sse natives
be hired wages greatly below those PAID for
:inisr work IN tsis country which "a probably one
ressou Tor the favorable CT the contract The
people and ofs,ers OF he Government OF NssGrans
"a disposed TO favor the work By srans Of and
and al Other IN their power ard i,ere row sP-
pears tar prospect that viii be rapidly pushed Ter
ward. The movement IN tie matter Of TIE NicarssuA
route Will A,o serve stimulate the PsEsus Contse-
tors 70 more than ordinary eAerucn, As VEL - excite
the New GrspsdiSn, 20 new endeavcrs 70 secure TIE
vas. issvel tasi mas. continue 10 crowd 70 TIE Pacific
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ny rtlEsp,pv 70 TIE nrs.Yuss TRIBUNE.
PACIFIC RAILWAY CONVENTION

" Per telssrsphie .spsirhes received y ''Ine iO'
r-.nlrs Edition Of yesterday 80 Fist P,se-
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There were some scattering on most Of the
ballots.
Gro w. RIsLyTr Of the XIth Ward was there
upon unanimously nominated.
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot Tor
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LADIES sEos srosE -rhS oess plsee Ia the city Hr
Ladies' to obtain booU shoes, slippers, sc. lsm Cav.
rRELLs $50 Bowery iti, the beet place Tor toe simgs
reason that he sell. his articles At cas. equal to those
sold in broadway prices raging 20 per cent ies'-
H- frstcass Caller Boots a-e sold FOR les lss and
very durable and exc-eni Cater Tor rs iis per par
Ladies'. II you once pauouize CAsrsELL, you viii b
10, ,ysIr IA
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u Wonderful inducements. English csIPenrg' Rass,
O,-closhs. &c retailed wholesale prices. al hnss
ASDgssoNs % Bowery. Oas thoussni piec-s ofeessns
Carpets sad Oh colhs displayed 10 ave large show
Rooms. worthy Of the attention OF purchaser. we call
your particular attention 10 tho list Of prices IN sroae'
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u Ii.s Msehisvesa pfi cipls thai The end crown,
the mesns. !" but with KSVxs customers, he means
crown The emo" or. for the Of 81 they cover tho
heaveadrected with II Hose sublime beavers
VII en- form the eTowning glory Of man KNOX .9s IA.
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~ After tie above was received the Inc
became dersaged sss, Of Bangor, Ne. ard nothing
further could be received last night. We trui,
the rensinder Of the dispatch viii get ever in The
course OF the day either ia season for cur ErsEiag
T,i5Ane Of today or Tor 70 morrow mornings pa.
per. The steamer vii net be due here till to-
morrow afternoon.
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occupied half m hour The Alderman had soundsaes
Of time 70 write cut the discharge src commences
writins H. bui did not complete H. wines n pre-
.cn il. hat he was toe much intoxics;cc 10 Go u
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.

The commercial sdsiees by th. arrival in ell mate
rial particulars the same AZ per the Cziscons Iheie
effects expected to follow bounuiu harvest been re-
anzed-
districts the FAR from sAusfaciory Prces
are rrceding ard falling 81, that many manufacturers
Apo,,er mail from - i-sis- eriass cs'cus,s
dates 10 Aux 20, aud Bombay to sept The accounts
are eearded Satisfactory IN commercial point OF
view expected that trade In the next four months
will be encouraging
during past week ard he mafke remslns, al the De
parure OF The Nfgsra "a precisely The same position ~
al the esiling of the Caledonia
The demand Tor BREsDsTUFTs hes beer limited, and
prices have declining tendency.
There is not az change 10 notice In American pro
Metals Of all description. continue to NEE, fair in
curry, and The pnce paid are fully equal TO hose Of NE
Continental report. represent irsds and commerce 10 \
quiet ,t-ie AID without change 10 prices Our sd'ices
from Hsvre Of Tnufsday sAie ha the --@. OF CofrSS A.
hst port received considerable impetus from NE New
York sdvces per NSssfs, and ihs rse OF 9.t too'
/ place. The sales amounting 10 l,5.s bales
There has been marked Improvement IN me rates o.
FgElGHTs The Unied ssies owing ihe scarcity Of mn.
nsge. Large arrivals u iEoN from Wales and scotland
made h- fsies very ffm a. quotations, particularly %
New-l and Boston 10 were 1s 81 o. B. paid t ely
lor dead freight PAssFNctks have also appeslel more
freely since the effect the isl met snd prices
may quoted s. ass 100 Tor Boston and New YORK
Al the ships Tie berth are likely 20 have full COM
Tie ls.t week. prices Tor FLouR sud ISDisS CosS
have barely been maintained 10 ne London sud Liverpool
markets CoRN Liverpool - qllied a. - 81 "a 50
Tor mixed AID yellow and a. - Tor hite Od N-s
ern CanS FLous sci a. >. s 81. Baltimore ~, Ohio
being scarce 25s per bhl Inferior Western Cana
flows q which quality zie imports chiefly consist lss
II. Old sour 2ls Pc bbl NHEAT = ~ - 80 per bush
TIE imports of cured provisions arc suI lmled The
densrd for nost sruc-s % The rsie hss been steady
LskD hes inpfo.cd 81 81 per cst snd he sales
/ about 20 tuus
| The Lousou Money market 10 a shade 6rmer but he
rses a. discount remain about ne ss're A. sst week
The report uf prospective war between kl'ss add IuT
key has caased some nlclauou e. prices u secunues
Cousos wofe done on Monday g. 81 90 Wednesday a
| 81 closing on Friday a. %. for money.
| The Transactions 10 American Securities have been lin
iet A. TOE following quotations United states, per CO
s. per c-ui- leo TO, NrwNors per ceris .5 T.
f-no-ylsanz per cent?, - co. Oal0 pr lso
ga ditto. 1907, 100. M4ssec.useus Sterling Boncs
s6s it2 is. ex div Mary anL per cent S'erina
Sonds. 66 a s3 Nssssppi Per cents. g. ciiio pei
cent sergug Bords Fl Alabama. per per ceass. 65
| N-~-Nork CITY, per cents. 81 4 o.
a. mere Ia 0rcu change 10 price Of CSs-cr.
In. e-nt lo cuotkru-s
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PHYSICAL TRAINING

" A. Dr. Rlca', Ia,sia:e l5s asi l5l cro,'y-ss
Beecker
Ladies Classes N aoudsy.. Wednesday. and Friday.
JOHN B RICH. d.
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| Doors WHICH Boors-tfench calf BDols for - y.
worth 81 fine calf - g. usually - waterproof Boots
from 81 TO g. psIeni leather Boots from s. 10 81 Gss
Boots and Shoes equally low corner Fulton and Nss'a
| Al nonoaiie hln HnrnId Ofcn
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" JsssIscs Co.'S oyercoais Jast introduced. ere
rscaoas Ia style and color ard and are commended -
the handsomssl garments out The dubious may 10 sss
nd a. 81 Broadway. .lCa
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hEw BucKwHE.r ros SHIPPING -CRosw,LL 4 Bpo'
SAIL, 200 FronI.t corner OF Beesman Offer for sale 80,
packages New Hulled B8ck~hesi, Of selected qualify,
consisting Of barrels. halves, quarters, eighths ard
boxes also IN bags Of % and ~ lbs packed win
and neatness shippers srs invited examine the sys
" Ifhk
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cosss-Lades are respectfully Invited to examine he
choice collection Of dress combs At the subscribers
~ofe-the variety beyond all doubt the creates; ne
dy among which will b. found the open chain p.rsrn"
much admired Also eau 30 obtained every anlcie sp-
pertaining 20 The toilet. A 4 J. SAUNDERS.
o.6tI- 81 Broadway, between Walker and Wblts 90
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Boy. CLOTHING, AT Wholesale And RsrAfL, 50 MAD.
Es-L.SE.-As the FAN campaign has fairy commences.
| we prepared TO show the beet stock OF mems sad
boys oyereoals SACKS, pants vests &c oGsreiin
| ths city foil stsod'l BOU0HTOXN KNAPP
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LIQUID HAIR-DYE.

~ PHaLoS's improved Magic Hdr-Dye, new iny-o
ton color the hair whskers the moment It IL applied
without injury the hair skin. Gentlemen can haze
lhsr whisksrs dyed 10 Eve moutes At the depot lH
Broadway corner Of Dey-st. under the FRANKLIN Hotel
For bottle, small size, " large, 81 81. oil In
WIGS AND TournEs.-We would call the auennos of
citizens snd suangsn, requiring Wigs and Toupoes 70
recent improvement Of most important character TO-
vented by h. PHALoS, ~ Broadway, corner u Dsya
under the franklin House They DO Al hs Hsf
Cutting Rooms where may be- tho larges and besI
assortment Ia The city oil I'm
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r C KEMP Anctionrsr

~ We nvlts tn. attention Of tho public TO tho sale BY
AsrHosy J. BLEEcNsR this day, at 70 o'clock, Al he
Merchants Exchange. OF lots on the slrlhsven
Twenty fourth, Fortysixlh aHd Foryseyenlh its and
Houses and Lots on renth avenue l70D
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HUDsos RIVER ROAD.-It is very probable
that the rails Of the City line OF this Road will be la
far down Canal st. by the 18th of next month.-
Tie work Is going on with all possible dispatch. Tn
completion to Chanbers-st will be the signal for
rush OF travel to and from the River Counties that ha
never been proper.y accommodated by the boats Of
sccoun, OF the difficulty Of making proper landings.
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" The fsn ade Of enterprise rewarded with GOOD
OF patronage 81 " B,svsS CO n aud - Ca'hssice
81 where Dry Goods OF various kinds both fancy ST.
staple foreg n and domestic found In great aourt
ance sud At prices low hat the ladies' themselves
are ssoni.bed theeat Their assortment OF Oa'hmeres
and De Lanes both p.sn snd figured, se DOT supposed
By Any IN he city their De Lsiues vayirg 10 price fcm
to s. per yard their CAshmeres ION s o. 10 sspsf
yard. while heir SILKS Mennoe.. shaw.s aud o.ser
drss. goods are without parallel
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ALDEHEAS hELLr.-Tne examination In this
Is going OF before Justice Mounrort- Cspt Mag.
gave his account Of tn circumstance under which
ae lad caused ih- Of the Alderman. Hs state
Eent substantially that be lad personal feeling
against Alderman Kelly Of character 70 influence his
l-is conduct although there had 5een dissgrsenenu
between them iast Alderman Patrick Kelly entered
the station house sboE,2 O'Clock In he morning several
persons beng with nm, two or three Of whom went
oeni.a the se-k With hin there or eight
OILERS ne parry were noisy and sousye- He Capt.
Assres) put cut ore person Hr. k.caoock from Be-
hind TIE desk Ensreu pom Alderman Kelly ordered cut
Hr. Cass-riy, WOO behind the rails, hsvin
In = So zt-css Hcsooek used very insulting
language l. witness, ealing hin Id white ysred
tt-sL Kelly msce 10 remark when Ridz5Ock VS.
abusing witness but tod the 0rcer who nsd removed
cat person 20 bring I'm back again. which witness
forbade ine oicer @ 90 Further words ensuec when
1.iness tod tae Altermsn be wished no quarrel and
did not visa q - ias1ted, be (Etness lad never
.nsuited hin Alderman Kelly lad on farmer occasion,
wien drunk, cone loO The st4tor house and L,ultst
witness Ire Alderman then replied nat witness "a.
Incapable o; taking 1s1i and now beneath hi,
notice. Witness then said tie Alderman had zone far
enough sna ordered hir. 70 BE- locked ~ WIne,,
Ess perfectly eool =. The time TIE Alderman went
quietly u tie cell he confined ABOUT ,hree-ouar.
ters o. az hour The events described AZ havns oc-
CARED before Ise Asssasn vas locked up probably
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,. = Il. FAhhtLL y w.
81 HroAt HaY near Prtnrest

~ KID Gloves, s. ID Linen hdIis, lOd " - and CO
Ars. Caps aud Cufs, from q, At
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metallic TABLET STRoP-By the use OF this articls
tho operation Of rhsying becomes at easy and asrs
able For nearly thirty years which this article has beer
before the public, has received many eneomlnms
Ia proof Of utility, enjoyed It's envisbe reputation
liberal discount to wholesse purchasers
q. SAUNDERS Il SON, l4I Brosdwsy
-L.aL ! : LL----L -.-.-
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e Rev. Asa D. SMITH Of the Riyington ST..
Presbyterian Church, went 70 Montrose, Penn. On
Tuesday morning 10 deliver address before the
Nswyork synod watch IS n session there 81. IN get.
neg Of carriage fell iso ne steps and broke hi.
arm The injury undsrstOod 10 be Of serious nature
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EVER BIZ Harry. This, The beautiful chorus
from Bates Eachan,re., hss been vel set 70 mil.
arg music BY Dodvorths Band and g certainly che
Of TIE mos, delightful musc-1svcs that ever undus-
ted through Broadway We were insSPre'sioiy sec
t. y il yesterday delicious cadence uneHpect.
Cd burs, upon our and We let our heart aPo'tro
phise 10 bushteyed pet with the appropriated words
Every be happy and light IS thou ART % But even a.
We prayed the muse walled faint and more family up
on he air, AID our senses again plunged drown
ing in the sgTging ses Of common sor-d.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04
Turkey Eill Estate for Sale,

s sNiilS yalushe Estate is offered Tor slIe on
- se,f terms that cannot fail to suit pm chasers 1t
ssssi@ consists OF about sixty Of Land with con-
venent Buildings. The water from Turkey Hill Pond
through the of said Farm and falls in cat.
arac OF one hundred and twenty five feel in The distance
ct abon 10 rods, forming the best Waller Powers
in Worcester Comfy.
There are now upon the premises three thorough built
ard Substantial Rock Dams, with Cris, Saw Lathe and
shipgle Mills, all IN good running order The Mill Pond
is mile in eagi and extends from the read leading
TO New Braintree to thar Lending 10 Barre Half mite
above the Mil Pond, is Turkey Hill P0d, which the
main reservoir For description OF this Pond On Lake
Typographical Of Massachusetts,
From the hest a. thorty and actual survey, would
announce lomo public that this Water Power is amply
sufficient 30 in the aggregate, FIVE hundred Cotton
Looms with their attendant machinery, that amount
OF any other. The location is COOL and easy Of access
being miles from the City Hall Ia Worcester, on the
great thorough are through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Brainiree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may be by calling the Subscriber Or those
he has The liberty refer twill he sold as whole
or IN seperats privileges, may hest suit purchasers
For further particulars, inquire Of the subscriber in
Nsw Worcester, or lion Isaac Davis Eorctser-A
Curtis, Esq, Nsr Forcsster,-Thos. Bottomly Esq
LetcestsT,-A. b. Pike Esq Providence r. i-simon
G, Gront, Esq, Scksn cta5y N. Y,-Messrs Pratt
Downs & Scott. H0rceSter,-Willard Snow ESQ Par
t0a,-Danie Coburn, Esq, LomeN.
CHARLES HERsEY.
New Worcester. Dee 90 ls4s d,ytf