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Disasters &c.

BRIc PENNELL, Slower, At Providence from fnar
dephs, reports gocg down the Delaware wes run
Into by fore and sft sch unknown, and nSa
rnrred away; he sen ost main boom, and had manss
Torn -, VI.
Loss OF SPANISH SCH MoscA-The 50 scn MosSs- Igs
garsy which sailed from Hsvre Oh the "a Ap,l ,o
vana was wrecked Peuie Key, Berry lsanos
on The 18Th June Tue whole OF the cargo nss osen saEoa
arrived Al Nassau Mp on the 3th The savage
to he IS per cent cargo and s. on ME ves-
sels materials.
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Br steamship Cambria Stowe Liverpool Cangd
Ships Archon (BL Crsugh, Quebec Richardson Watson
L Co; R-jsh, jackson, New Orlesns Eagle Hazard
Brgs 81 Croix U.her. St Kius, Panescs Jansen; l.
Walton Baker, Wilmington, NC Posi- NJ J Oil
mour Eldidge Philadelphia.
schs Maria Greeneaf Chsgres. Oney Coz Democrat
Clements Yarmouth Ms, II Brane; Cooley Co, El-
dridge, Boston; MUilRso, Wysi, Baltimore, Johnson 4
LOwden; Pantheon, Raynor. Phispelphia Jas Mckee;
Soop Bristol, Philips, Taunton.
Barees Dolphin, stschhouse, Philadelphia Pantheon,
Raynor, Philadelphia, Jas Mckee.
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Receipts of Produce

By North Rirer Boats, This morHmg.-5,79s Dbl
Flour l55 do Ashes 81 DO Whisky si5 do Provisions
1907 bush Corn; IS do Data
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DIED.

on Tuesdsy evening July ? Of scarlet fever Mr.. JOHN
CLACKNER, printer, Of Rochester n Y. aged y
years.
Hs funeral wiz take place This forenoon at IL o'clock,
from 70 Clif o..
suddenly on Tuesday morning, July 2, JANE W. wife
Of VIM. w. Armstrong.
Her relatives and flerds and those OF the family are
respectfully invited attend her funeral from the real
dence Of her brohern-lsw. Robert Mcmillan, 81 Bar
clay o. this afternoon al without further Invitation.
On Tuesday, June 2 WILLIAM BURKE, aged 30
years
His friends and acquaintance. and those Of ha sons,
VIM A and Richard Burke, respectfully invited to
his funeral this "Wednesday afternoon al O'Clock,
from ll2 EidTdgs.sL
In wlliamsbureh, Monday. July |, amer long and
Illness OF consumption. which she bore with Chris.
lsn roriilude LYDIA, wife OF I'm Powell, 10 tbs 9Th
year OF her age
The friend. OF the smily are respectfully invited to at.
terd her funeral a. O'Clock this afternoon, NJ 2iO South
SNth ut.
June II, OF nervous consumption. Mr. NJ. C. PADDOCK,
in 28h year OF his age at his residence In Tompkns
County. - .,
IN This CITY July ?, OF dteaoe OF a brain, Mr. THEO
DORE II. JENKINS in the 47,h year Of his age.
His remains will be removed 10 Hsdson for inrerment
Marcal4 on board the ship California Packet from Boa
ton for San Francisco, Mrs. HATHAWAY, Of Maehlas
Me. passenger.
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The mesger results which followed the asst SEES
sion Of the Common Council have naturally caused
q considerable degree Of anxiety as to the opera
tons of the present Our citizens entreat the AID
ermen to stop talking and do something. The
many important subjects which engaged the atten.
ton Of la,t years Boards, and others that have
been complimentary alluded to during the present
year and then as politely showed into the back
ground, are beginning to cry out from their prison
house. We are in absolute need Of new Markets,
coed Pavements-well ordered Police in every
Ward-the renovation or removal Of Washington
Market-a decision upon the plans for City Rail-
roads-of Public Baths-in fact, OF hundred things
which might be readily obtained il the Aldermen
could but be persuaded to give up some portion Of
their useless clamor upon the Tea-Table and kin
dred topics, and devote themselves heartily and
diligently to the work before them. We hope the
close Of the present Session may furnish a better
chapter Of results than its predecessors under the
new organization.
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Arr ct New BedSord, 1s,h. ship Fmuees, G,niner p.ss,
Ocean, Bay Of Islands March with 100 bbs go oil IA
Bay OF lslsnss, bs,k solomon ssos Stafford, Fall R1s
500 bbls VII and %; Norv hal Baker London 40 spoks
Dec p, od NZ-aani, Two Bowers, Jenney, NBeso~s
l5O0 ESQ spg Feb Lnminsry Norton, Warren oil no,
stated Frances Henrietta Clou.h 3edf0rd, 10 sight he
time do; Feb i8 Lat 50 Ion Ia 20 Sov,h BoslOr Soae
Fairhaven $50 50 1860 wh MAY y. sl p $ lon q 50 W
bsrt Lagrange Dexter Of and Tor Farhayen 81 mos op
100 bbls.
Touched at Crooked Islsnd June IS sch Cock Cook
(of Provincetown six weeks OUT with Is obs oil and Al
next Gay on cruise.
spoken-Jsne "a lat Sc So Ion u, sch Chandcs.r (c
Provinceiown) 1--WE weeks OUT with 20 9pl' sp and L Do
blhckhsh oil.
The Whsle brig Gem, (of Beverly which pot into Ben.
muds, will have TO undergo some slight repairs While
sea on the 18th June, muuny ~ the crew took plaza
whose aim 10 break the voyage but no harsh
ures were necessary TO subdue IT, They demanded
yey Of the vessel and hss been ourd advisable to pa
slight repairs She M be ready to resume her cruise
IN Two or three days
The Jas Lopez OF Nantucket in coming out from WLi
Isand N jan cotton reef ~ rocSs aud she dsekHs
ing syduey for the purpose Of being hove out for ep
Art At New Bedford. iuly bark ONO Shepherd Of NR
Z en- Philadelphia. to NJ for whaling
Arr al Wes,po,t 29,h, brig Mrxico Whitnes, Aasnnc
Ocean with 256 bbs - OIL Reports heard from, Ia Arh
brig March, Weeks, Yarmouth, 3vOsp.
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From our correspondents

PHILADELPHIA, July 2-drrt'sdZb@E luz, Fessen-
aen Bosop: steamship Osprey, Dickinson, Chsrestoni
sebs Teaser sutton Providence; Mary Ann Caroline,
Raukips do; Emerald, Lewis. Boston
Cis0Ted-Bngs Charles, Wooster Boston; Emma Baker,
DO ,chs MARY Ann Caroline Rsnkins Eat Green wien;
0nbr IBrl Lewia Halifax, Ms; Emerald Lewis Boston;
VIM CorbTt hewitt Newporii Telegraph, SouthwOrth
Hartford; barge Middlesex, Ely NewYors steamer Ene
Norman, do.
NEWPORT, June 2e-Ayrrsd-Bhg J D Pencil, sto-
YER Phal elphis for Providence scbs Brandywiue Candy
Philsdelphs; Cape May Rose, do; Sypb Smith, Fall Rly
ef for NYoTE Chzs HulGe Day ton Fall River tor P1s
delphs Trumpet Ham, East Thomaston for NYork; Pa
viou snow, Boston for do. 30h bhgs Oregon Ber
~, Providence for Wilmipgo Algonquin Smith, Sagus
ia apde for Providerce schs Townsend, Weaver Fall
River for Phsdelphls Sam Henley, Stockey Providence
for Cher1 stone July l. schs VIM Steele MoClo1d
Fall River for Philadelphia; Ashmead. Corson, do for
do AlmiTs Gandv, Dightou; AnGsres fall River for fni
adepbis; United, bslleck Albany for Providence; Emily
Horton Candy, Philadelphia
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Passengers Arrived.

In slip Jamssotcn from LirerpOOtMrs Blethen, NYoTk
DR. James Caemoe and lady, England; Geo YouIy and
sdy Philadelphia Bald win Molhausen Albert Curry, VIM
Losier Miss Molly Won Grabousk', Berlin; DR. John
Keslipg (o'ed June 25l Miss Catherine lrv1e Mas ma
ria Irvine, Miss Lucy Matthew'S lreand-and S6I 10 the
Storage -
IN racket-ship Ashbw,on, from Lirrpod-Dr William
Dohery; Frederick Bhnner, Of Iresnd-snd SsS In tbs
seeTege.
In sIip Ereslsior from LirevpolRev Robt Dickerson
lady and children; Mrs Tay Tor and chid, Campbe Hen
derson Albert CaswalL Mrs Bker and Geld, NJ Mann,
Sam Wallsce-595 in the steeraRe.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Gipnred.
MINIATURE ALMANAc....rHrs DAY.

sUs-Rises.. 4 50 sets......7 81 mooN-Rises lem
HIGH wATER....July3
Sandy H'k II 49in Gov. sl. son He'll 0ate... Pom
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Arrived.

Ship Ashburton, (pscie) Mcwiiam, Liverpool May o.
mdse to Grinuel hinurn Co Has had succession OF
thick fogs ghI westerly winds and Gains 18Th ut lat IS
IS. ON 40 80, saw large quantities OF Ice.
Ship EXee.ior. CTocker. Liverpool Msy n, mdse 10
fhomp Nephew.
Ship Jsmestown Blethen, Liverpool May 25 uidse u
Slate, Gardner Howell. hss had winds ION SW 10 NV
during the whole passage
Ship Admiral us.j Hernstedt Shields s. days mdse to
Brig Julia, tsP) ssne, Acsnt SPAIN 4s days, wine to
Frsncis l. Co.
Brig Isabella Reed, Ashby, Mystic "a hours 10 ballast
Brig Bilow lBl Mckenzie. Windsor, Ms IA days. piss
Brig Leonora Kincsid East Haddam do, In ballast
Brig Esfsfette, (ATgennel Heyen, Bremen 45 days 10
ballast 10 BROCK elmsnn-lOl passengers On Mon.
day last ship msrisnDs from Bremen for Baltimore,
Brig Dandy jim CBr) vlgnesu PIctou 20 days, coal to
Sch Dsn Webster Cousns Lubsc 10 days. fish and pss'
Sch Tallahassee (ofssg Harbor Rookie ApalsehieoIa Is
Sch WIN Burk, Townsend, Baltimore days, coal to
Sch Robert Follel, Godfrey Lubec 10 days cslcined
Sch DsbOnsire (B) Holmes Windsor Ms, 10 days pas-
Sch lis, CBrl Jelne New Carlisle LC % days. spare to
order.
Sch Splendid BuDnel, Richmond de- coal
Geo Tryphenia, Lewis Baltimore 2 de, coal
Sch Bay State Ry der Boston dc, mdss
Sch William, Brown New Bedford ds, oil.
Sch Increase, Wool, ThOmaston 5 de, lime.
Sch A Appleton, Hamilton Boston ds mdse.
Sch Cyru, Chamberlain Crowell, Boston d. ndse.
Sch franklin Nckefsop. Boston de mdte.
Sch " Henry, Thorndke, Thomaston de, lime.
Sch Delaware, Hoibrook Thomsslon d. lime.
Sen Q Adams, Norris, Boston de, mdse.
Sch Ellen, Ames, Boston Is, mdse.
Sch Patriot B1cklip, Thomaslop dc, lime.
Sch John, sleeper. Thomssion de-, lime
Sch Unon Baehlin, Thomsston ds, hme
soop Thomas Hawkins, Jones, Providence ds,nase.
WIND-Atsuunse NE meridian Sc, sunset do, with fog.
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lncrease...........
LEATHEh-The dema

incIeAe )oV
LEATHER-The demand 10 active, while the supplies
10 light There are considerable sales maaing for
future delivery, We quOte HemiOck light Isl 9lsi Md
ding l5tdl6I Heavy. l49l5; God Damaged Isl Il.
Poor DO, iej al Ohio Rough, 206l2t.
TOBACCO-Thsre IL good demand snd The make. has
upward tendency We have report sales for three
dsys $50 hhds ksBl1cky at 7dslc 30 do Virginia 6ia1c
20 bids Msryls &c There export demand but
tie home consumption 10 most active.
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Enre;an PnrlA.

Jaemel lG ulL brig Ozlsr (BD Grswod, Tor NYosk
5. No Am vessel In port
AT s, Thomas 9Th ull, briggs Albion Cooper, Gles From
Boston; Chss Henry from do, schs julia Mister from
Baltimore; Rebeccs, from Portland.
AtTrndsd Cuba l4lh uit sch Isaac srsnkin, Frost or
=, log Sailed brig James Eldriege, VI NYofk) for Pull
adephis
Al Neuvitss, leh nit bark Orlne ST John, Rodbrd isa
and for NYoik, July |.
Al San JuaD Cuba 18th ulL bark Nslh Blake, fofk fx
Portland few osys
Sli from Msrisl 10th ult bark Mary Lowell Flood is
Portland.
Arr a. Quebec 26th ult ships Moniezuma Lesnn MOI
leans enyou, nufhesd, NYork; baTks Irvine Dougn,
ard Lindep Krkpairics. do; .7,b John Seymour do CD
26lh snip Geo Turner Woodbury., London.
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,.,,,o-,,a Vessels spoken, &c.

aru Rio Japeiro May ?, ship Cores, Prentss, from n
ISndon March ~ for California al we would nos land
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nIarkeu....o.sEruLLr sEroaIED rOs Tas raInus.

lIarke ..CAREFuLLr REPORTED FoR The TRIBUNE
TUESDAY, July 2
~ The Merchandise markets generally very dull,
n, usua durog the days pre- vous 10 tho 4lh
ASHES-Are quiet bat the market Iends ward. Small
sales al 75d5 S7i and s. for Pots and Pearls.
COTTON-In Cotton the market 10 very b1oysn and the
demand 10 good. The sales are 3OOl bales ~ fd prices
Cuurent Price for Ltr1pOOs CLrsst1eatlos
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BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
esday Eyouirg, July 2

The President in the chair.-Reports Adopted
In favor Of grading Secondary from to one'
hundred tnoIweItyLihn ate agreeabyto plan present
ed the object being level The avenue ITO concur In
fxpg the exterior line Of the City on the East RIVER be-.
tween Thirlt and Twenty third ats agreeaby to the
plan OF Daniel EweD OF Jan 1880. TO Tag Sidewalks on
Thneenihn from Nnthsv to Hudson River. ITO coz
cur in Forty from Tenth sy to the Hud
son River 6ll sunken lot in Twel hist 100 feet east
Of Avenue B.To concur to regulate, &c Ooe-hundred-
spd6neenih st from Elevenihav to Hudson River ITO
fae sdew alb east aide Of Wesist from GanseyooI 70
Thirteenth repair and reyain the City Hsl and
1pproprsilBg $i8 900 hereor TO pay Judgment o6.
sn by John Leveredge extra fees former Counsel Of
the Board. amounting to 90 553 81 AM,
Fvos Board Of Aldermen cOnerTred "a FOR adouonsl
I. southers side pier foot Of Hammond St Appointing
Wilson a. Hunt Comm issioner Of Schools for Tenth
WUd in plsee OF Mr. II Shaw, resigned To repair
tdewsks around Clinton Market. Several papers were
referred
Resolutions That sidewalk 10 Bethunes between
Washington wesi SITS he Jagged fOui feet wide Re-
ferred Thai Lewis between Houston and Riviogton,
be repaired Adopted. That Charlesst be repaired
Also Pefry-sL Adopted
Adjourned to iAls afternoon, hen the subject Of pro-
hibiiing burias In the city 10 TO be broughtu up.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.
STATED sEssIoss.sEvESTErsfH DAY
IL BosRD oF ALDERMEN
TUESDAY Eve, log, Jaiy z ,
Reported rof The Tribune.

IL BolRD oF ALDERMEN !
Tuesday Evcsing, Jay -
TIE 6rst and last mstter before the Board was
the williamsburgh Ferry question-'he l'ul"1'
source Of twoyesrs' squabbles Inc U"
opened by AID. KELLY's presentation Oh 'uo ~ g..
zion Of las. b. TAYLOR and Jesse w. bene''0' y.
atenyesrs' Ferry lease from the is' ~ - sontb
next, 70 run from Cherry-st New I'm .unu,l
Seventh A. Willsmsburgh-ior ""'cn "a
rent,l of a. 500 is offered the Pe1iSsV On wth its
ferred and for time the DUET ~ s5ecent petition
ordin,rv routine OF business. ING cornnensation
JULIE 2I,;oe,,sn for an increase oil O.;
" wy sas;ved a favorable conslderason Cas.,,;,
nsnre now presented by the sPPgsp,a;ns Of Police
g. f;vide the compensation u ai."nt Cantains
At $3.50. .sn advance Of s polcemen $500, an ad-
$ooO, fsm e,oo This proposition gave rise 10
nd animated debate, IN wnlch AID MILL .tN
sSs Conspicuous part as the champion u 'ne
Police. o..,oooroar. until the frat
Tns.5av of December next. This was oppose
- Ala suIw Much time was wasted in debates
upon motions TO refer, lay on the tsole, &C 90
6nsIly the matter was brought TO VoIe-""'"
the Ordinance was defeated, IL 70 .. % go,
An unsuccessful attempt was then maui ~ o.
Docnmept No. 35-ihe Tea Room hestofas t e.
besore the Board aid. MILLER moving NJ -
rnenhera had the gOOd sense w - - n -. 10
egain,t the rneasure-the vote stanui"s
Ne THbs resignation of THOMAS WALLAc5 as Irus,
...of Common Schools for the Fourth " ara was
received and accepted. ..;5orot;or If the
Am MILLER moved reconsideraeicE vi tno
-o,s Of Monday evening upon the resolution grant
;na s9oo 10 Dr. Geo Traphagen for services rem
Ss,ed At the Haguest Explosion. The Report
20. unanimously recoDsidered and referred back
10 the Finance Committee
The Committee on Roads reported in favor OF
waking a space 80 feet wide in Seventy lirstst.
asa Country Road, from the Eighth to the Tenth
avenue Adopted.
Ala DopGE now called up the preamble and
ye,olutiops adopted 10 the Board of Assistants on
Monday evening regarding the Williamsburgh
Ferry. An excitement was the immediate conse-
o1epce. Aid. Dodge moved to concur with the
other Board, and also moved the previous question.
This. however, soon gave way to torrent oil de-
hate ard the Aldermen now had full scope on this
oId.issboned theme for well nigh two hours. Aid.
Shaw opposed the action Of the Assistants as lack
ing respect to the Mayor, and considered the pro-
ceedipgs out of good order. Others followed on
both sides Of the question. The Board finally con-
curred with the Assistants in the adoption OF the
resolution, without the accompanying preamble
So this question is again settled for a time.
The Board then adjourned till today at Pm.
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SATURDAY, Aprl 13-SP. n
There Is change Of sonseq usnss In the stock
ket. Government and State securities have been
rather heavy sncs the r.iamsnt OF foreign orders,
and the purchases fbr remittsneee TO draw against,
and they probably viii remain 90, until after the arr
vel Of another with large crder- The fneies
continue In limited dem and, and prices with di-
Guilty sustained AZ the Arst board to-day, ure Rail-
road advanced y, Harlem Vi Eric Bonds new, fell 81
per cent, and Long Island " Most Of the trsnsss-
tions for sssh but they we're In the aggregate
limited The market IL Ia very curious state, and Ii
past ell comprehension. Holders appear TO be sx-
sedngy anxious 70 resl,e but they looking for
advance Of two three per cent more before cleaning
OUT and The probability is, that In their efforts to
ntsle advance they viii lose twice mueh.
Holders are continually looking shead and ssrry
their heads high that they aothins In Their
way, and frequently make a stumble and ind them
sevee PROSTATE In seeking shadow, they Frequently
lo~e the substance.
The amount 81 coal transported the Needing
Railroad. during the week ending the iith inst,
2ao<s tons; previously fs<,:eo ton--tcts Ts.s%s
tons On the eehuyihfi Canal. for the week. t.s<e
tons; previously, 1ssis scussos.l ssOes tons. Az
gregate. sle,4l3 tons.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have de-
slarsdg q dividend Of 81 per cent for the last SIX
months. on the stock o. the Washington branch.
Counterfeit sss Of the Rockingham Bank Port--
mouth. n III. NJ Fredict, President, and J. =
Pickering. Cashier are In active circulation. The
plate 4. an initiation u the old stereotype plates bat
the execution Il very pocr.
Prom the 1t Of January 1870, 70 the sth Of April,
1850 0so vessels sssd nom the ports Of the nhea
States TO California via % steamers s5s ships 3o3
bark. e<s brig; 1872 -ehooners. and sioop.
The committee appointed at the late meeting OF tn.
oekholdsr. Of the South Carolina Railroad Company,
20 consider the Affairs Of the road recommended that
portion Of the floating deJ b. paid OF by calling In the
remaining $40 per share % $40 shsre- The e~pls
will then consist Of $3.50 shues Of 800 s3ssiooc
The permanent debt viii be about s2Tiaooo In round
numbers tccooooo The committee estimate the
average gross income per annnm at $1,000 900 The
current erpenses. at - per seot s1so.ooo. Tn. re-
served fund for and Of machinery at rs per
cent $50 ooo-s 900 Leaving net annual canning.
100000 Sir per cent dividend and interest on
ss,coooso viii rsqulr. $500 600 Il is suggested. to
discharge the permanent debt eventually, by new
is.ue Of rtoeh The committee gives the assurance
that from and sasr tho LIT ofJuly aerf. the stost-
holders mag look for dividesd al the
of per cert per annum
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The State Lunatic Asylum.

The seventh annual report Of the managers Of this
institution sent to the Senate the 2sth Of Janu
airy last 1t contains full statements Of the operations
and results OF the year 1919 Eight hundred and fy
seven patients had been under treatment and 40
manned in the institution at the close Of the year Since
The asylum opened. the 10th Of January, ls43
S376 have been received OF these LOTT have been dis
charged recovered; 4o discharged improved; -
improved, and 200 have died
we'll meritcd eulogy Of tho late DR.. Amariah Brig
ham Is incidentally given, though 1t by means equals
the importance Of the subject. DR. Brigham emf
neptly phanthropst Of this country In the
Mar department to which he devoted his talents his
studies, and his life His great works on mental and
religious culture have wider circulation in Europe
than In this country and contain philosophical and
practical suggestions Of the deepest interest to society
Perhaps has treated moro boldly or skill
fully the great themes to which he devoted his reason
and Judgment; and his writings will descend to posteri
~ imperishable monuments OF his character 1t Is
proposed to purchase his valuable library at the small
rum of 81 500 act OF justice TO DR. Brigham .
widow and children, and beneficial to the interests
Of the establishment On such question there should
b. heet alton particu not half the value OF
the collection viii be expended
The managers ask for appropriation Of IS 900 for
furnit and for the enlargement Of their powers
some points connected with the usefulness Of she
institution.
BY the treasurers report there Is Balance q &c.,
- In the treasury.
The statistics acting superintendent high
~ Important From them Gull . few interesting
IpsANITY COMMENCED, vArIEsrs pcrfvEp
sErwEES 10, lS43 DEC. !, 1870
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occrpArioN.


Nsn--Farmcrs. Sfs: iAborers, i5l; merchants as
seheiars o.; joiners, Al; clerks 81; shoemakers, 9
kasksmiths -; attorneys saa physieisns, IS tesch
and ssddlers, III cooPers, H. manufacturers, H.
slergymen and innkeepers, IL; carriage makers and
tobaeconiste TO- cabinet makers, o. tsiors, boat
men and mssonr u printers aud pedlsrs Q; stsee pro-
p~etorr. timers and medical students o. stone cut
Hsvp clothers butchers tsnncse and curriers' por-
trait painters, painters engineers millers and ves
4; surveyors, sesnes, spcculstoru nnlwrighte,
and gardener g. dentists miners moulders Groccrs,
hAtter confectioners horse fArrers aud dsguerresn
srtsts T. editor, engraver, bsuker druggist, military
s1ecr. steamboat agent, gunsmth bookbinder, watch
mailer nsehinist glass cutter brewer, pilot, drovss,
soldier, turner, and barber, esch-Totsl. Do.
women--IIousework, Lees; school girls 10; tailor
~~~es, ~; instructre-ees and mlners. Is; msntua-
makers, 10 factory girls. " music Teacher lrotsl
11o7.
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rrssbytGfan Church. Houston strsst-Rsv. George
esPwsy; evening.
tsssrnssle, Brosdway-Rev = L hasoon evening
Congregational Church, sixtssnth srsss-Rev. o. B.
Pr.sbyt.riAn Church, Spring street DR. Con;
Presbyterian Church, Fifteenth sress-Rev J. A.
church ofthe Epiphany, stanton srsst-Rsv T. b.
Bsptin Church, Cannon strsst-Rsv. H. J. Bddy;
S.,iiss chapel, Grand 'ts.es-Rsv. Prof sr.hA-i
Church Of the Purtans Union square-Rev. DR..
washington Han, Hester strest-Eldsr J. V. Hines;
Methodist =. Church, Seventh strsst-Rsv. DR..
AcClintoek; evening.
ID corresponding secretary Of the Missionary Society
sf the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The CatAee Telegraph, Of Cincinnati states that the
~ health Of Father Montgomery, o. 8 D. will compel
The nomination Of another to the see OF Monterey
Rev l.. b. lockwood, agent for the Union Theology
eAl Seminary in this city has received call nom the
Congregational church In Rocky Hin, Ct.
Rev George DeForrest Folsom, OF Champion. N. Y.
has received and accepted call from the Congrega-
tona church of Elbrdge, and expects to enter upon
his new field Of labor about the first OF My.
Rev James S. Evans late Of Middletown, N Y, was
On the Goth ult Installed by the o. s. Presbytery OF
Long Island pastor Of the Presbyterian church at Sc
tauket, l.. /.
ult rs president of ii anover College, Ky.
Rev Charles d. Pitman ID u. in consequence Of Sc
we're personal aiction has resigned his ONCE Of
responding secretary Of the Customary society OF the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev 8. Olin, President Of the Wesleyan University
1t hiddletown Ct, has been laid upon bed Of sick
Aess for the last months in this city, with pres
ent prospect OF imme diate vacscence.
Rev William A. Mcdowell. d. ID. has resigned the
once Of corresponding secretary to the Board Of Do
mestio Missions connected with the o. g. General As
sembly.
Rev. Vim. Hague, d. D. Of Boston, has accepted
call from the new South Baptist church In Newark
city.
Rev. James Gregg has received and accepted cal
from the Congregational Church Of Rose Valley, Wayn
Co. N. Y