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r. nichssl Fisher was brought MO Coaa ys y.
~ -,s-pipg, having besu arrested ~ As
49, b. ooEanus. shlls ia ths act O ttsAins
r.hbsxss. He'd 70 assoc
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~ Church.-EpiscopalP FIRE Church corner OF Mar
bet and Huuroe sts.-Rsv RALFH HOYT, RecOL-Ssrvtce
Sundays Of The usual hous morning and night Sunday
school e. O'CLOCK, Az aud P.A au3l IL
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Just PUBLISHED,
SESSION LAWS FOR 1850.
SCHOOLS.

MAS InGT0N INSTITUTE, sROOKLYN-
w Boarding ara Day School-Parena ABOUT ocsging
heir sonr IN sch0O for the ensuing Fall and nse %
pertr entity, vii End this Institution possessed Of sIce
Cet,osues nav be had At le9 Broadway 81 J0hnt aud
M Wfcox's g. School Agency, s9S Broadway.
NR-ConveyGace 10 and from the school b. s'sge rom
Fulton Ferry. AuSi u
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ESs- Fourth 1T. UniVrrsaiist Church. between
nveiu AID q. Preaching tomorrow Sunday morning
By The Pastor Rev N.Y. s'd n the afternoon oy Rev
HosEA BALLoU Of Boston seGls provided for s1angers
Service q l03 and "a Ocock. su5l It
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CHARLES o,ArALL.EYf

ThE iRsH DkA0OJh.
aIEW EDiflOH-BJ Chares Leysf. complete II 0-s
krge oclax0 ro xne q - rsxss pr1ied &c 70 D-u
a rapsr. Ercs 81 cents- P11ls1ed ed lcf s4.s y
2 \ PETERSON,
as lTkss = Ccssu1i 81 gliisIeiphia-
copes WI b ssri 10 ArJ one Esrcpt q s. e-ulL
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yy- Heiigfens rorice TIE Church n the Hc'y
EysrRelifis Nande water ~ Will reopen tom row ior d.
vine Service icy An 81 80. su3l IL
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AELROsE VILLAGE
&c ykRf DESIRABLE Double

AELROSE VILLAGE
&c FOHTN.FlYEfk VERY DESIRABLE Double
90 ouclug sl Tor sac IA mis- alOsi oeslfsOio Oca
tor al air prices. and pagmeui received 10 mOu1hy
nsnsenfs n desired For maps and fal particulars sp
ply 10 r n ELTON. 80 Nssss1a ff0nI ~ Al a n
kclrcse from ?. A. daily fersous iosrous of hav
Ing village homeGe6d a. moot cOnTeneut dlstaucs foo
Ire city will f1d 10 their Advantage % call aad cx.aina
mis- properly Tbs Of this pot defn pulag
eessary, sanlhed hsi once visited vii recommend "
seN suT 6uss
% 40 ONNkks or LAND AND REAL E+
- TATE-PaTucs DESTROYS VI nEking exchanges IN
- Land or Real Esats, with or without esfa,
,rectiuly invited 70 call upon me subscriber
THOMAS RAWLINGS $50 Broadway, Ny.
aust SsM6Wt
NJ. F,r ~, Raj k.saa Aasst..sssi. % yua ras.
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DRY GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
j. W. BARKER L co
u and y CstteriLe-sk corner Of Monroe,
4 RE- PREPARED TO OFFER to The public a. in
A. Eerfe stock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
OF the beat selected styles brought 20 this m.fie as
ELEGANT SILKS AND sATINs
BEBIEOs cAsasEREs AND PARAAAFRAs.
PLAIN ARD PRINTED CAsaMEREs AND DE
LANES,
ALAPACCAs BOABAZfsEs AND LUsrREs,
WIDE AND NARROW vELvETs, ALL cOL0RS.
BROCaE LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLs
PLAIN AND PLAID WOODEN DO DO
SILK, THiBET AND GRAPE sBAwLs,
VELVET AND SILK kANTILLAs AND
VIsiFES.
SsTIN DAMAsKs AND WINDOW DRAPERIEs,
WOODEN BLANKETS AND QUiL5a
FLANEELs LINENS HUsLINs.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, vEsrINGs,
TABLE LINENS, DIAPERS AND TOWELlNG,
MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY KIND,
with complete Stock OF every description Of Dry Goods
eotirahle Tor the season.
ONE PRICE-NO DEVIATION su3l It.
rALL ImPORrATiON
VELVETs, RIBBONS, SILKS,
AND NIILISsRY GOODS
L. M sTEvENs 100.
.sPoRTERS AND JosBERs
prepared 70 ofer 10 one
besi selected stocks Of lhsie goods 70 be found In mis- city
fhe goodi having been ordered pe % The recent
advance 10 prices they enabled 10 offer them quite a.
low sE they have been offered Their stock having
beer selected expressly for their trade by Nj STE
WINS dung bis recent ysii 20 Europe, enables them 70
oaeT entirely -
NEW STYLES AND DESIGNS,
which confined excuavey TO heir OWE trade Deal
ora from tbs larger caea well al engaged In Ihe
tract viii find greatly TO their advantage 70 ex anime Ills
sioct ard prices prcr 10 purchasing y5o Tu&ssOctF
RIBBONS Silks sATIus vELVETs,
FLOWERS FEATHERs,
STRAW GOODS, &C
COMPOSING complete assortment OF MILLINERY
NGOODS received rom reSent impOr&dons and
AUCTION.
Mtlners and merchants invited 10 call and examine
thep ~bici, win be offered al The lowest prices for
CASH,
or approved credit by J. DOREhUb MILLS,
su23 vii % John-et Nsufork
We g Ess "a q
vtse very superior article Alec Engrlh Pdnu De
LGres merfno Shrls, EIoRtcl5tns, &c. Juf received,
ard for saleby ... -. . $500,
au28 4rt- MATTHEW'S, % Cstneslnes1
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THE GREAT WORK Oh CALIFORNIA

10y hEY. WALTZ COTTON, als AleLde o. Mon
h ersy suihnr Of DecH and Por4' &c kc-
Ths Work gives grrptic veg o. California And - -
hsbitsnia iron he tine Z. SAG was fssed 81 Mon
teTeJ - TIE breaking 81 ne god discovery win TN
sccunl q he Ecingff expei elce e. Acatc a1d 10 90
sefvsncrs Vpcr ~ got u-es s1a .0e Uss " ls I'd
sgye-s lflsrIted - POrrGi1 siee snt al b74r-
az urted e1grGTings ioFstler win 10 &c smile ~
usfnrss Of he neuhsu o, he California Coz sc1t01 -
gFi.e q IS fubiftst y A. ). gAEaEs co
- 3ieodg.soW 81 J0d1-si.
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r seceBd Advegt Preaching, bys Elder ?.
BURNHAn. the Hal f. Helferu The Bowe-y sa5.
bath lat inst at loi IN ard n Pm. Pabhc invited 70
tetend seGts free fns Adveai Herald, published e. r's
ton can be obeined the place Of meeting and a. rs De
f1rcy NJ NeW-Ycrf Gu5l IL
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n1Rs. GREY,s NEW vyosxr

MRS. GREY's NEW WORK.
hEVER BEFORE PUBLitHsD.
HfACiNrHE, OR rae CONTRAST
II B. PETERSON, g Cnes,nussl PtusdeshiA viii
puofth oa ssurdsy moruing.
HFACINraE or THE CONTRAST.
D. Mr. Grey. conpleie Ia one sac octave volume Of
re psge printed ire k1esi white paper Pres Is eA
-Iasa 80 agvs by s Psgaar f,= w. ter Of
f-folf 1-f 1re F'1 81 Fays uras-
fscomHela = For'Ay ,frry afh-r r-satsia
rB PETERSON also puhnshe. the folovrtsS -,,s.
a Ns Grey oil 10 uniform fy- eitr-r Of witch "a, oe
bad se,sfsgely price . cents any hys vii sent or
oven 10 one Or 81
Lena Cameron Bsrorefs Ds7ghiher,
Belle OF he Family, Young PrmS Oorns,
SybU LernArd. Harry Aonk
Duke and COOsin, The Old Dover H0uss,
Ll.tle VIE hyscnlhs,
NsDeuveIing Mother, Alice Seymour
News sFenis BOOsseilers and s oh srs viii be sup.
pred The very ADDRESS al Orters tpott.
pGidltO =. 3 PETERSON
% Ciest-utsi Pnils1ephia
Fer rsis IN Nav.YoskhsrRlNGERk TO ~N3END' :,
LONG 4 BROTHERs, WI BUaGEsSs, ana By 3 oot-
sellers ard News Agents generally Throughout n; Ua ed
5uies s13i
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BOON TRADE.

NO. 9 OF THE N. Y. MEDICAL GAZETTE
PUBLISHED lhs Gay (AuR 80 and sold By
n su'nRer snd Townsend, Broadway and Aunsi'
Wood, s6i Pearl at j. Grover, ss3, anu d faoIhA"
SIS Broadway.
CoNTfNrs Lecture on ReLih-xesnerism ClNrvoy.
ance and ouackery-Leciure on Nosooy-Logd Huni ADD
Es Pby,icisrs-Utiversies OF New York add OF EufAo
Patent Medicines and the Clergg- DR.. Warren snd The
Water Cure-Bernia and Trussas-DocioTa NlGIs &c IL
JUST PUBLISHED,
no l OF "THE AMERICAN CELr," Edited oy
~ Thomss ID MCGEE Boston, Macs "A Journal devoted
TO he nerest the Irish home and on this Coui-
pen and 10 Tho Europesn Oenoci sces The tt No con-
sirpg Alsrge amount Of Political Editorial and Literary
sef 10 row for ssle all the News st,res Of me Ciy
las JANIS q MCGEE, NewYofk, Agent lo2 Nssssa-si.
SESSION LAWS FOR 1850.
rINaE LAWS Of the STATE q Ns~-York, psassd a. ths
,t session Of the Leeirsre for Gse b ne sd5scr-
he-s a, ther ank G,d Stationery Sore 55 Nassau
al oppotle The CITY Hall
BELL GOULD. Stationery Dealers
vif and Law Blank Pabhahefs
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RAKER s scRIBHER

pAHER & SCRIBHER
DURLlsH Tals DBY. DR. ALEXANDER on THE
PSALMS q rol-The Palms, iransA.e4 sad * pls.a-
cd By J a. Alexander 2 vols l2n0.
" Fclf commend re Volume Oh he frhif rs rch AMI
Vsurhe -rrn~ ri tbs -ies1r roron % tis -icre
y th t- tbs rn'uu- od-rs rat The fsfs nth
Poi enable lien t1 lterstsHi faef rrV- be-
hs peculiar force aat 3asy q tl1s- b. as- sons Ton"
LChnst.sl Observer
It. careful 17i Intelligent s-so1-h un'sllsl. rli vr f13
rari n he rfiar-frf. rrf
sst be- prei-l..ou Of Chi, i-l t Porol 9-rt' Word
Tie fresaf
s,crsd s:enet ana Chusc.ers b. J. Z. Healey vol
l.mo uliflfm with Sacred Mou1ilins
Complete Works Of Rev Or. hsfou ( vols $40.
The Elliott FaDily, b chaL b te1 vi lgn1
BAKEk ( sCRiB NER,
susl Sis Sc Ps-s roo AID IS E.ssAa at
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

rY- The Unfversnifst Church corner Of Murray
1rc Church e. will fc-ocen fcr Divine Service tomorrow,
(sundsy sept ls'l Ths p.st7r tRsv. p Cuspn,) BE-
ing on tour Europe the apt viii BE- supoied by tho
ssrerthie Re- Hcsea Bslou % oai0n Services II the
rnorrirg 81 lCl; everirg q O'Clock.
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BOOK TRADE.
NEW Pu sLfcArro Ns

By H. LosGL sRoxHER.
'hE sIEWAkD, BY co-ttlr, sgts5r Fl hls pl.aNi a
10 isaiy pos ol0 .rora-cs -. llsf Seen ig1-t.--
IT, Fush,eeFs saTe also tse pleasure Of sa1O1a-rE
NEW WORK
By ne fnne tssccs ING s1hor he Ass part Of Which II
- recevee soco ara ssu.d srzlzneo1sly via he "a
EiS. editor. Alec I. preu
AsorHER SPLENDID ROMANCE
~ ne sui'or q Frank Fareigh" boo1 ne aaprscs.
ecued 'ae ess o. ~hich At ouos s.vsbed s1scr to
ne hisess oorIiasrs1On win he Ansriess and EagusA
rssting pubn.
LEWIS ARUNDEL,
On, fa- EAiLRoAD OF LIS.
~ be suthor OF Franz Fsreigh
TIE en1re r1nbs-s Of t1is vors wsish hss b-ea
uo's hshy spoken q y The Ensnsh pres sasn Frsak
FGi'ieh' tsve been received and complete s7t b-s1-
MY Illustrated edi1on - li BE- iss1ei uum-dsisly
'.ii received Art II press from h- sivsaes sbssa Of IS
ORPHAN SISTERS
Lone EKoTHgE have a'so completed srrsng 81 -rts
20 puoAse 'sver, otses vsrts By tbs mosi popaa,
ssnor' ofise day % eli Of which the s-ron tas uats
sns ne publ; EecsrNlyi s respectfully called
sa'i II u. LOS9k BROraE2 g A-ns,
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list PUBLISHED.

INK SEW-YORK STATE BUSINESS DIaEc.
4 TOBY, Containing neg map q he~-forE cry e1d
sale, ard husness drsct1ry, s1o~n ~ naH, 9c1,r
40 tufresf q ueYcG1e firms 1ftrflftAE efi1Dis1
enrs professional mn Ersts corporznc1f noee 81 E1e
E.srzry irsdu1ons courts, public o1icors, " &c
urini0us q re Press There 10 scsrcey lz1c 10 "a
crr'nur,gy 10 rstier hsi sy b. 1s pryfss,o1, Ia vi
rol I'D e Wcrk ofservics 70 him To ~ uecns-i Nd
business mar VII prove "a sirost indspsnsf19 sf@
ss0a Hunfs Merchants 1gazl1e.
Wsf1t Ne won ous 0fmucn value 10 cur 1zs.z1sI Ia
EoTk q lucularly ysiu.hle % cry 1efc1al;s.
sc.sufLc American, T. Z.
gortse 81 al he boot atores-
5si5 I1wssH FREScH. Pss1sssE, Isl alHsz-sL
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MoNsIEUR ALPHONsE PERRIN

MONSIEUR ALPaONSE PERRIN
lIAsTHR HfiNOR 10 inform bis patrons and ffisnds
thai hs scboql for Young Gentlemen viii reopen fos
TIE Writer sefEOn The lib Sept al 3o8 Broad way
Apphcsuons for admission may be msde Al he school
roos on tie 9Th OF h Sept previous 70 us Al ne req
iderce o. the Principal hhsson-s7. cor. fhirueshst
Eu24 SWI-
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IT Behold! He cou1erh - Flder }. ?. WETHER,
yofuary President OF nevery College. Ohio viii preach
on next Lord's pay tomorrow and on Monday. Tdss
day Wednesday and rburday evenings OF next week, In
The Medical College 81 Crosby Spring All who
love lbe truth ard wish 70 know present pls N on
ne sea OF time respectfully Invited 10 attend. aujl IL
~ The Man on the Siountais:-rhe messenger
IN The spirit Of Elijah who stance the nights o. ncuni
Zion 10 minis Judgment OF the world VIII preach
tomorrow at al Brosdwky. su3l IL
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% TRACT or LAND engibly iocs,., IA, ,,la,-v
sites situated between ne village. Of pper Morri.is
sno West Farms, vii be disposed Of UPON me san,
plan a. ~ uaci which row ccugr n9 village u Mo-
nsisns Monday he - Inst a. d clock, th- ums
agreed upon 20 out snl examine ne pcAtoa. Ezra
vii oe provided FOR TIE occasion All who tetrs 10
view he hssuufu village se % FsiR MousT ars In
vited 10 meet Monday stl O'Clock a. Fl corrsy o,
Broou est and BOwery so3i Nis' N. VI 3hACE6
ga SMALL fanu FOh sAg.S.-rns sus-
fcIioef wbhes 10 tis 91s5 % ia Arm % s tOHg VI
Ccrcues. Cayuga CO. NY. 10 COUSINS IS tcles u
ne ysry hen lard n TIE Stats ana 70 a. prsssns u eAca
lsni condition There are s5cz; az ecres q beautiful
wood 90 the ru principally hard maple beach hickory
kc re farm s i.laied Lsil az ucs of f0rs ByrOa
on ne Ere CsnN zzd witha II Gos o. A0 cisy Of Al
burr On ire place 10 good cotiaS 3tnit house, two
wells Ct exceleni wafer large barn scd young orchard
q grated uit T. bore VITO Gesife % tscUre Bofas
stead under he law rsfssd ~ or LosissfUfe lsls 10
favorable opportunity ADpy, az b. aAL pOsspad,l 10
THOHAs ROOAER, Th5u1o OSico aGA DkWisa
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-
CihSr LAP AnDRIss = - -astaaa ", a. .ast4IDSs
ne rhANkLif INSTITUTE sfihs s..i, q Ps..sJlplI.
TEE FRANK LIN INsrIrUrE q n. STATE y
r-nfsti, f'r ~ promo icn u 80 k.ctsr'c Ara
lures n h- nonth q Ociote nexL "a re Hair Of rs Nj
feum eui dirg N TIE city Of Phi a1ep.a a1t TIE
Hgned esving ben aspofried COMMITTEE 70 earn Iris
u.tsure TIE uuiy Of witch lo1s exoerfencs az tie
rspd ,Tr,sd OF lhess sxhotuSrs s0aE car People
proved
TIE Fnrtl1 Institute has swsys 81, nat n o-d-r TO
give 10 Exhibition he desired Utility 1s--sszrr
70 m.se her genera sno % brig ioEes-f e. upH
duceUer vii therefore Re offered snd every facility sfJi-
Cd 70 he hseanies asd hsnufsc1-ri al para Of o7'
cO.hu 20 sac seVs,As OF 1lf Eknloto1 ~ tns ~
pore Of mailing ih-ir Goocs FeoerHy kroge Al arcss
for-srcec The insf'uts viii b cs-efls pr-ss--ei
vhls 1notr th-r otsg- ~ VII be q Pacei ~ 70 con
msnf her fair share o. ne ssctisz Of t1s EgnsrJ1s
visitors.
u hich ~ kxnlonb ar preeat great sdYsn ages
for ne oifplay % Gooos and every eJr vi made
improve M opportunities vhieh are thus offered
nss ~ which cur exhibirous Rave bsea governed
IRE rule requiring hat Goods Intended De sa5 net 70
he sIEinkon Of The Judges AID 70 compete FOR pre-
uium, sbs rot be deposted later Ihsa on he Dag
previous tee opening hss besr fJd productive Of a. q
cor verieree 70 ne cep stort and ne managers Aa Is
Arrsnsenents VII be made to exhibit, asvsasza any
vortir models machinery stmsy be frrtio he rooms
TIE lnstfrie has gin o. G1risnt power, and
careful supefnerdeni Of hEchineTy vii bs p-ovi4si-
Contributors ks bfsnch are respectfully Invited, 90 ex
perei has shown he interest which NE public aks IL
ihrr ard The display 10 cscs .ied eIsad ussfl 1fJr
msdCn ard 10 bereff The lnvert1r
Premiums will b le; FOR articles Of peculiar merit
and excellence under the regulations hereuno fu5mtsd
Eeevirg toertf,re, mai ala Exhibition viii afori 4
vsluthle esns OF fubmng 70 pgb Inspection suei n.
Known and sppreci.i@s respectfully invite you
contribute eitser persc lty or oukh your sgen TIE
pTocuc o. yo1r skl Their novelty, encs or utility
er rye OF ship ard their Inspiration 70 re par
poses inerded viii taus be sds rnowa 10 dealers snd
The community IN general 10 The mutual 5e1et Of both pro
durer ard cCnfurer.
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.


80 FOR eALE-A nost edible sis,a oS bosfd q
HI sShs~ sc>n'tog tsoose Hoe, a r.rTy'o-n- 80
exisrsve h7ict sctotnk pccI pi-t b. a.. s17scf'e
frs BrsEcns Scboo vel sno~u nc Irving lasa'
nj ffuu ard 10 sifh - ne Rsrusd D-pr snt eeVs7i
ose,o0sios Re R!Ver a. miles msguhceoty loess~d
bTzg heen bGi, And arranged eEPrssy Tor tse tn.utle
riA ample srutc sod oobuidings nnmeroos sasie sad
hrs res, hs ssur,ey saaeec q s,sfaisg s,sssl y
LYON, rsrys~n, GRO wALTEK KssLEs,
sa2c ~ tosn eocosf sNssssls Of
epe POB sALE-a grssi bo.lssss sland. rOrs said
M1 ard sN'eaing and sioct u gco's or ~oll9 ss
rg 70 priue order sae locs-t n ve-v r,asias Vi sg-
he Hae,0c Evrr cssh h1srs.sf IL fiF operation and
s'Sa.ss ~ s1y Sess re S-s'r beagle pad ss,s
cng rnous - us- =, netsuce tor TIE EN- Appy 70
IEfEK ;. sfRYKES. tMsssrs 40 mesa CD
s15l lmecd sas seosdNv,N Z.
ues og o1- 10 a. hou.e ior heif vile Sai cb.trea
on oood ard mortgage Tor Eve years ard can ~ p.i By Ia
sane o. % ysnasry la le5 h9s-s...d ssxengs lor
AM ssssds' SAMUEL v B.RroL
81 \ RARg UHANUR.-A good so,r.ilg-soase
r. "a 81 sno flrnilur. for SEE, n GOD ocatoo a.d
offered 20 per'cn glslhsi 10 Keep Eoot boarding
ooose sn. esplssi n money ~ procure sest se,i'
eta.rs Aoof-sf ~ ( avs on-@ hNt "
~ WANTED TO PUkCHAsE-A h0a.s ADD los "a
r., q Dotiess inAn Is 5y - feet d he
sweets ostwsen oecksr an Fogrleesth. aad win
n stv cocri u Broadway. Any Communication ish 81
5el housioust vii be sofr,rcei ~ rs advertiser.
GrSl 81
- 10 LBr-To smell family ~nh pat yrusK chi.
cien The lower psr sni $50 hoisheS attic roons Of
sotd ard veIy pleasantly iocs ID story house
west Of ans rear srcas~sy re i,ni, cecosyinE ne
npper pan Il smsli sns have Young children srpy
~ Is SoFuand-si. 90 stairs. suSi IL
- 10 Lkr-A room IN seeoad ,sory OF lss WAnsn
~ a. with I've arge Wincowa inqrirs Al he rrbgqe
lob Once, and spruees
aust ~ cHAs. wILLErs sup't
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yxyARD SCHOOL no. 25, TWENTIETH ST.
w BE9WEEN FIRST AND SECOND-ANs-Thel 10
hKbGr Of TIE Eightecnth Ward and The public generey
se hereby Informed thai owing 10 certain sserston ant
"a rre II interior Of The shove School II utei ne
.uo Of openiuR IA unsvctsbs posspo3ee % Moody seP
81 ~ 4 AZ HOLBROOk
eugl 1rt Chairman Of Board Of Trustees.
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SCHOOLS.
TEE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q u. sure .

<s7s.fs'SsTsrTf .---s---y>>~
SiHS. LAf AnDRIss a a. C -astaha - aaasaalJSs
ns ,hANhLiN INSTITUTE Elias ss.is q Fs-ssylFslI.
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- 10 LBr-To sm.ll family ~th ,ut yrusK chil.
clen The lower par sal tso fnisheS attic roons Of
socd ara veIy pleasallg locs 81 Two story house
wet " and resr sraf~sy. The f.nl, ccco9yng the
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WASHINGTON.
Naval General Court MnrtiaI...T HlRl


Reported for The Tribune,
WAsHlscroS, Wednesday, Dec 10.
The Court assembled atI0l this morning when,
after reading the record Of yesterdays proceed
ings, Com. Jones who attended without his coun-
sci, asked permission to present paper in addi-
ton to and explanation Of his reply to the charges
handed in and read yesterday. 1t merely enlarges
briefly on the reasons which induced him to
waive any exceptions to those charges which i'm
plicated his integrity and honor. The Judge adj
vocate, after reading the paper, stated that he
saw no objection to its reception. 1t was accor-
dinghy ordered to be received.
For the purpose of further deliberation, on the
reply to the charges presented yesterday by the
accused. the Court was then again cleared When
the doors were reopened. it was announced by
the Judge Advocate that the Court had allowed
the exceptions to the third specification of the
fifth charge, which relates to the execution OF
two mutineers, in pursuance of a sentence BY
Court Martial convened by the accused, and had
ouashed that specification The trial was then
commenced.
The first witness examined was Pnrser hey-
nolds. who testified that he YVES Purser on the
PaClfIc
charged with the Military Contribution Fund,
which he received from Purser Forrest, and early
in November, 1913 paid over the balance in his
hands upward of $4,000 to Purser WisoH at
Monterey, and that this done by order OF the
accused This witness was then examined by the
defense, to show that, in the disposition OF this
fund he considered himself subect to the order oil
Commodore Jones' and that he did not receive
this fund from Purser Forrest as Purser but as
Special Agent. He said he held no commission as
such, but was styled such in letter from the ac'
cused Mr. Reynolds not having the letter, his
examination was suspended.
Purser Wilson testified that he had, by order OF
the accused. purchased quantity of gold dust
with portion Of this fund in his hands, par: OF
which cost $40 50 per ounce. Other quantities
were purchased at various prices. The total coin
paid for this gold dust was little over 10000,
He also read note from Commodpre Jones, di,
rectng him TO place the proceeds of the gold, and
whatever might be due to him for freight, in the
Bank of the Metropolis, to the care OF General
Roger Jones. Purser Wilson presented some ac'
counts current.
And the Court adjourned. j. A.
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annum, but in spending the duties on
RAiIoad Iron imported when it should
be made at home, and on Champagne
bought, on tick, and drank az FIVE dol
lars bottle on the strength Of specula-
tions now esteemed fortunate but which
will turn out quite otherwise at last, it
is really anticipating and eating up the IN
come Of future years. We maintain that
the Duties collected on Imports not paid
for do not truly belong to the current
Revenue and ought NOT to be spent until
those Imports shall be paid for, and that
the Treasury therefore really ran behind
Five Millions last year and IS running be-
hind Ten Millions this year.
Are these things sol If yea, is not &C.
ton imPeratively, pressingly demanded
What say you, fellow citizens
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Appointments by the Governor.
Commissioners 10 take The Proof and acknowledgment o.
DeedI, Sc in other States

Commissioners 10 take he Proof and acknowledgment o.
Decd,, Sc in other States.
DECEMBER 10, 1881.
Wlscoxsty-Joshua Stark Cedarsyile Washington Co :
Erasmus D Richardson, Geneva, Walwortii Abraham D
Gardiner. Fon. du.lac Fondu-ac.
OREGON TERRIroRY-C Charles P Culver oregon 0Iy;
George Gibbs Astoria. 9,
H,syrsorA TraR1roRy-Isaac At:waer, Falls OF 81
Anthony, Ramsey Co. .,,.,.. ,,..hs.i,
Co; Gideon Hall Jr WnGted, Lichheld Co
IxDfASA--Jabez R Wells, Michigan CITY Lspoh 90
Iohn Hume Lima, Lagrange Co.
Ggoecra-Charles Z Teft Savannah chalhhH 90
Trr,xoI,-W. selden Gale, Cisesburgi, Knox Co
ro1'f.r,yA-Lindley Spring New.orleans, Orleans Co
hT,ssIssIppI-Ben Johnson Vicksburgh, Warren Co
mIssorsI.-Rober, F Lskensn, Hannibal, Marion Co.
1H,o.-y- alter TRIAL, Columbus, FrankInCo
PryysY,. v.slA-Rober. Fleming Williamspof, Lyco-
ming Co.
TEyxrsseE-Hurne z. Hin, Memphis, Shelby Co.
VERMONT Charles L. W liams, Rutland, Rutland Co.;
Harvey Button, Waiingford Co; George Kellogg Rock
ingha1I y nlham Co.