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'S~O.UtUAlxrac scrip; ISs1. lsss sui lSi9 Nvfesn-
IL ana ISIS and ,s.s SIM Nggei bouEl' and -. ~
tfNs GFC X SlSTARF. i Walls
ONLY ics iSserlaR best poroes'r icSth o. p.s,,-
- AFl4lfs (wna pure sod ouNl = ccu.s 90 > tNutct
'r., e. ccliS Al Ter dental ogtsacus al hke ow fai :
ard casrscteTzc1 by excellence 90 nsicFa pcfioAac'ct
and elrg sr - ira MI dsis Isl 81 l
hu1esb ard csVec;w wch lie fgs CATION o. sgca reduced
changes satisfactory sasrsn,ee gwen m rN
erN 90 ~ III 7 j AOuPT SIC BINaS MAg.
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~ Fire Insurance.-BRoOkLlS lNsl RANCE
COMPANY, Of'ocs Merchants Exchange, Ws4st New
Yo.k ana Is Ful;oi-sL Brooklyn Tbs Old esiahasttc
COMPANY continues tAke Tisks 81 limited amount on
fates Of plQI,iUn. - WIS
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
BOARD WANTED-Cp-i ov- CT dovr-iovt ~esi
- - groa.rSr - or r. fr gerten@1, Us VIZ, n
-; Z, g an1 arss Owe age iurrishei r'os VIII n4a
-.es required 4 Sgst fanny u ,.e NsT -k1g4a.a -coo
---rre1. 81 eek VI te 80 = ~ noari = giFer
So r Ae aeu..ssn.r tl3es ccSu-ovE A11Ta@s I 3 =
'tSce 80 fe7ei. p >
tJpARDING-Si Abizsdcu- srv.-s r's1eE e BEnE
- .rt ssl1tF -. Are ron rolr n >ect'1f soTf
,.ih bsso.cl tac1cG Futa1e i1r AMY - SloI u
.. Sl-
1UkKD.-Tuo or ihFre s.nse ga -csasn ca. have
- , .-assai roor.s Vii toaga Il ~ . u jays
= srsscls
DoARp-s fns rocE &C secon1 soSor f1rn1saet or Il
DSr xss. % st VIII ocard $50 A. AK rocri q s
- !, >-.,,.,..., = IoS,'. Psrk Us "a
nIFa@ANT ROOMS for sings geatezes or i-as.-
Z "a VIA IT, or rata eoaFa, vltln rre r-n1 - y AZ
n r-e,n Fe--v Apc'r a. 81 Sscc-s; BrooSlr1 y Us
TO IFT-A furnished si-inFFoora sae bec-rocrl SUI
she S- srui.ssI sat ~ife. ca iSo SAG -, Sinc
10 ohecfors 10 respectable iSes~ia or ~i-ao-t o.
uoesl,tn se rocn II r~cuirrdt1 su. pr.fac a. y
- v - - = =. -. - Ss--Nsv SIS.
TS0 IET-ya1rIsssd sV.liDezs !, Sc Brcsaw.y. via
il "a ks-rx a Iw1s'
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xIOTEL AND sTgANsHIP ANNUNcIAToR

Il-Ths Subscriber costumes % manufacture his Wet
ln0wn Annanes.oT oI hoies and steamships snd eoes
re pGvrsee q TIE rgb1c Cor Rs invention which Is s. eA
iecsvsv IN msay q he leading Ao.es and nf.As
sseasnsAs;s \ Jas ccCnty. Ssrs Gongs fot seensaiIs
ESS = cSfiOr nSnaeT. All persons are Sa~-'-c~
noa 10 zee xny machine inissnging NV paient -
81 Sss T n JACKSON. iSst WoiSn-s'.
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AUCTION SALES.
ANTONY ) BLgEcNER Aseslscssr
lRs.E SALE OF "a VALUABLE btItl

LING LOIS "a ScsOn1 svcnue n,si' 1870.
-, A. Fortv-niasa %. ANTHONY j bLfEt AZ
~ e4'a ssc,ica o. WEDNESDAY. he 80 day q 80
raAsv e; - 1'c VA 81 he NercAAas EkehanSe ne roov
az sAnablv rrofefyv, va -
SIroSp-AsfNtx-Foar icos @ Secood-sSenas en ~
nea- ne ectneS Of rAsCfsrst s.sn "a NJ tnshss ~
- fccL
Two 'cs % Secci svesue between fcr,ysc-srn ez.a
Fo-ry-si Il IS. ~ith 20 gurrs ! fh~ res-
gag lct ScCcnd-svrone. setvrcsn scTty-rghf AL
ecr.y -,lih sach > b. ~ 49,
NO los 90 N ccfnsg 81 g.glyEt1e Il ard SecotArr
rue ra-h IS ~ 100 ie~t
,Nne core x Snn.ne nc ias rsu,ea sccco1 >vecae
rlt srN. sOCSrssr,-Essva - 0r rhirty eaunhst -
-s..r Seco-csvr1uc an& Sa'a1e afos u With
sst hv hst - bllck. :. lnrAe> lrcnI a ne
,a- ~ a. a 10. u derts. 49, - - 4 "a tcs
Two vs an che loopPose ne >st r.nsed, &C mr.
-y-soU-la-st
orc :, On Fcryei a. escwesn 'eecuasv-a0s snd
IT,. Fss,rru Pcst r,ist
FoRrv.gfssrgsr Tea lcs EcrtY -slgAthst villa he
D. isines iherson each - ey 100 2. ) ias
one Is, snd oae gore lot so.nns the lAss aAnaa % FS
Is eicht-st y M gwo iois II lie rear
EosrY.> lNrHsr-TeR los % Fcrty-ninth-A eswcH
he Easssrr Post Reed ADD >eeood svcaa~ sseh . ~ iS
iesg irches
A.o sve ID ard tarre scrs lots FOssyaiDAst errs
site the ias. ~aenuonej lotN
s,-veuy PER cent can rema.a 90 sesd sad r7er,ssss
For uiSps, lerr,s snd fhrincr rarticuisfa Apply 70
81 IDS ls3.l A J. RLGrC AER. Aueaoeeef, brosAS-
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THE ROCHESTER KNOCKING.

MOTHER LARSE EXTRA EDITION of The IA.
n crsor will Be ready this morning containing Tan
.cconnt Of The mysterious rappme heafd ~ ROcherirr
tyr.n hv the Editor who has returned from lai q ~
.re 10 spent everal DAYS investigating tese wo-aerfa
osniiestsrions Price cents For sale ~ Tie oace, -
CfAihaw-sf u lt
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II T. T. 7 sNTV
ul arcias Wi.c4 inyf been sNeutea in iAi- country
hv Fururcau artists ard those under heir instruction. vii
~ d.ir lfed on th eel THURSDAY IN February nrvt on ulaa
..ef ding with t~ Anerrtn Artluinr. There
are 81 pieces consisting OF Italics (, faper Macue Iron
and Woo, =rt Other Fancy Affirrs rlaenisd win pearl,
gold and transparent cuurs Specimen so eNhihed sn
certificates furnished al n. FANsiAN'S Fame Store, 81
Broadvay. opposls NibiOs Subscription Of msnhrrshil
81 When sufficient number have subscribed 20 pay ioI
he attic and defrly expenses tho book viii be elosed
90 TNThfE.
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DARN ,I'- AMERICAN MU-EJ,.-P.
DBARNU 81 Manager and Proprietor. John Greenwood
r Assistant MsnsRer-lncompsrsbe Performances every
afternoon md evening ihs week NJ and u WrocA Iu
'rranrn-uis vaned each dayThe hsfuneth Family, who
,.ui In be front rank fPAntOm ard whose Gfoiesqu
0yuiussc and DvNercu-, Tricks unryaed he tas.
Family Louis Flsssr The talented Eaudevilgisis, NJ
Z, Wrnyss Messrs Mernh~id Rose, Warden CLARK and
HigRin. Misses Stsnhope PrItiand H0wlend and Wrsf.
10 Amusing Melanees, Langhabr sketchrs, &c se hke~
Ton II tho Greenland " hale Living Serpenfs aammy
Crocodile Wax Scripture SiaIuary. Admiration y IN
Museum ard performance ID cents Chidren under 10 yes'
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D. W BROWN, Auctonoer
RIRNITt PfANOfOHIE.

iiVoilsE FrRNIsHlS0 AkrICLEs ke-Wednes.
law FEB a. At lot 0eocS At iol Broadway WI =, soia
ufr comprising s sofas and 10 don paor chsifs various
ve dressing bureaus Wrench bstesds BAR nsif sesss
pouk cases waFdrObes, mahogany snd msfos LADIES'
NJ And easy ohs,Ts dch silver plated ware lamps s,n
inles fen az glass ware, &c. Tos
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KATttRR AND FINDINGS sSs'e.,es
AtztscGgs - enieg &C sne'lef = - ., -
Is a he siock fNtures &c 81 Ole piescnt Is A. 20 go
w.,A ms bosiness part OF he pseascs ga ne ~
ns term 81 tis prvsea; lrSsS To person lsslN ~ ~.
$50 n tie hasicess ard possesses @ slrrt
a. ard cgterxvise comye'cui - ccpduet me sse>
ssa, ,srr sfrsents favofsele opportunity g &c -
H. earyed tsn ne business sGcccsss "a, 4 rs e~c aS
tr upsssra OF Sneea yexrs For particulars 9sHe y uS
soss la Bower, POSSESSION slvvn E.1se'
Ps-A senerx assortment OF S0e an lFPet Lss ~
snd rrArrs f0r sac A. reduced prices = y.
AMNIN(sr-Naae 10, only Wac f'to- sn. fsvNsAi-
"a "a MN ai,,ce>risx The subscriber hss "'eihed o.
aoe he above ana Re essTaIe~s ihft az a"ras E@Nt
by ha vii asS as loOg 81 least IS tSo uses X ts sAne
aEsf,sl Any person wasdng awning can lave p-ecs
q he goods 70 tess iis eusss be refers 10 10 V'"
ROBERT RHEs iez Cha,Aara-s.
ROBERT MO2ks0S. - Chs,esrn-st
u d EfLLER Shee resrr. Ia CsSsEsl
p e BARNUM i co. IA Ces,halIrst
q DEyEAu. l5s lAshxzRss
bE.NJ GoMPEkfS ~ Sowsr.
csxs' Ans ssea
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~ American Institute Course or icctutNs
AZ The Tahernncle.--Prof JAMS ? ". J9HNsFoN
FRS VII deliver h-s frsi Lecture n ss he.aners O.
l,e,og~ "a agriculture Tuesday evecas Eeo > e.
cen.A
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INsURArCE SCRIP WA

INSUfhGCL SSAAF " h<s A-S'
4 TLANTlC SCRIP OF 1913 and 1880
hsUN MUTUAL or is+8 and 1919
MERCANTILE MUTT AL OF 1873 AID lSsJ
~ WN a GILMAN 10 Merchants Exchange
sfiwf.- rnr II Hanover and Wal sus.
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q Broadway, bIHisIenI No. % oon- OF Itli'-
ocr.Hce.-Wl bod Putic Mreuag rs lavSea1 eFeH
~ ti~r sal $50 Broadway, al. c'coek Addrvsses
.,ii he delivered hy W Eelogs Fec irou o. q ana
prv u Merit L. CIV T o. Ire SAFE 81 AasssceasVs
Ai-iss,ou zee Tickets - Dee hsd a. iAr docr > j.
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NIR. GREENLEAF,- INsrIrrrk

A'A III NJ AAUtf~s 10 tirFftftf't cFhef " Iiu
ton. Brpokyr w. enter upon he Snrnr term on Mon
Gay FEB H. The PrDcipa Is ably sustained BY an Ell
ciCni corps % teachers src the pupils enoy ery s,
5ir acquiring thorcrli and accom- she'd edcc,uon
French = isacht IN daily exercises 'vrg ancuae~ ~
- spcssn we. resd snd written Drawing also sud
Vocal Mgsic part the regular Of INSTRUCTION
Tuition including the 81 al. necessary class books AMI
sisrorery from g % SIS Per quarter No extra cAafs,s
F-tvae Instruction IN al branches, us1s4 Apply a.
shove Il su,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-05

LAST WEEK ~ NV YORK or
CLTnDON'~ TRANSPARENT PANORAMA
hOF THE N'LE, AND EGYPTIAN Ant iCU AklAN
COLLECTION
Ca.nsss Buiidings, 81 Broadway
~ Affntrsiun y cents CLl.lfe h&f price
x 8-Ti- curtain a.s every Evening a. y, AMI Wed
1e-dav and Saturday Afternoons ~ =. Doors open cnr
1olr before ench eNhhilou. a ois-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-05

LHENlALE ACADEfiN.-Noc snd Instrumental
L Coucvrt-Nr. n. sM TT. conductor % The Mlsc
Church e the Pgrri- WoCd respectfully announce
ihr of Brook that BE- vii give Concert
the F-rna Academy, Jors ilonsf BROOK yn, ON fUfS
DAY ENENING. Feb = Tie VIII ~ assisted by ne i1l
nV nr arfists. nrs l. A Jcre~ Miss Nalesra Ret.
Mr. Joseph Bnrkc, N,olini.; Nj n rmm, Paiis-
TcSefs 50 cerisDcors oPsa a. - oc!ocs Concert Ia
commerce a. "a oiclocs - Ss'
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Git Corr.ces Drsg~ry, Ma
retssi-J. c. HOODFokD
ex.rrsiTe sssorrIrerf u ~
, IL ~. az a. gres-y 70
,fyie- q super-0r " rdcT
Laslls XIV. Grsh;cs. FDN era
Curtain Loops Ba,cs, Pa
nd Tssss.s " DdO-y Wire.
wso.ess-e VII md Z - laeiI
.Aeis yurct.s-S-
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ORGANIZED iss" Tho oldest esisi -,.-' Company r
sB.he world TIE first h1-aorizs aegfn leloa-- al
9rfusors OF me rFfernt nt Hrsf ' ~ f'p~i Ehie'
trnlncuis ho- success IN DE c'y du1ns - last EorS
- sss lust conclusive evidence u tuif s5Pernr reri
end issnrss
Doors a~en al 10 Couccrf Commences =, och "a
ON Sa.iriay, Fec. 4 snnuai Beue6t e RAYNOR
An AFTERNOON CONCERT every SATURDAY. 'uirasr-
rfnvsfS r 81 " VIZ
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HARDWARE PARTNER WANTED a party
y ocafec 10 Ncwior with an esispu-4r~i p
M lard ware business des to get partner via chsl
Hpia OF s0o.o He hss IN Bis business s. o. 81 ooa
ss catxl bUi desires 90 vyndrEV $1,000 ana pia't ~
.u,her hl-,ness The were s,4Sep u iAc year "a
81 ls Terminated siiho-s he business va Aile ante
Cd hy Ire cholera tor Two moahs TIE inventory : ne
clle tended, Jui tic grps. pTunls may PC sAes
Z SlSa and the XpSnses a. soJo-.cANlng se.s ri
rlud 81 are s. Go pT0hL ocAiiCn neTs go
nan Of good hsbf may I've iot $50 and asn q -
,r sSco ADDRESS r A Box No "a Fosi Ohlee-w5en a.
neriss viii Dc had and other particulars sAed D INe
"a EFWlRD.-Iosi r. a Broadway Omnibus, be
~ tween C.ss snd Bowrpg Green; On SATURDAY =
t-uoon last Gold Thihe. 'or which he a0ve = ~
,in be wen. n lee viii c. r WENPLE - W as u
.IO A NONTu-For good snar AID n7s' No
y III man who is good cook ~ssaef eHd iru-ef m
rivs'- fsriy IN BrockiyI Apply - ~ k>c..
ny = mr.
STJ 0n0 rhe sIyerser - fsEee IN vers pro-,
5000 ,urtloeg1 IN C~sruus Of otta1nirS spfca
.rt.er uL Stout $50 To saca partasf sefe q tnr
,-ofs vil ID gwen sCls. 20 an interest o. ~ sr cen
h., g. curf g. invests srf good sccurfr gwen = ior
D.. s.f--v II IA czgfL Coz r11lcsrons sc1res-f4 To-
Al be oace Of - Courier and Enquirer, via fca
sn~. ~. receive ir-useaia'e sfenton- y -.
.T0LEN-Frcr - G-,-nwiclss; Ct J Z. Brcss 4
Sc IS West ? sfk.ss u Butter msfted ~ a p
Alg fl "a tattr z eGch trkia- --cf-- rev. ~ 49,
s 81 - 10 '''''- J Il. BRoAs co.
,r,VoECF ROBERTSON ,fcr-aeriy w.r.'sr . -
II >f-rlel ll-r1lrit Who W.s inirf.-- r Nat S-sr
-~ 81 '@fGteu S-ci.a1 an en- gr-ec % NeF- lofk-
Col17 -f Ors0ge rooli Us year ~ AZ Is 7-.Aer
-c,ce ~ he soov. Gers1ls cr her dese- 40 = =
f-rsf4.v recsv eS. 1y tic--sslrg -OsEE a. ~ -ahD-
MR.. ere ins. CO Boston. Masa : sasAI.M
=.
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~<-csx, CAIIFORNIA.--A seu OF Dlais- hOom
&f[-- T.ckef. tlryazh San FfsnciscO BY he ste4En
Ch-roke. and Tennessee for .sle lngufe
=, d, H,...e-sr 81 HTukTh-
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EIa Nv ~ u Wv 20 IFI0N y 20 w. y
GCASOsa,s hotrs Peruvian at 81, rerwo. ss'A T-s nas-
ntsE very frue.
TosACc0-ss-. bal. ~. -RsA sas 8. 30 aj..
30 &sC lie mafkss IS frn VII reeocst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

, ooaya StenmsniD PhsaesiVu.u'
"ofsA'N Nyw.Yosx, "Wednesday, Sept 70 1900
H. u. sd,toys Of TA< TTioa"e' foo o,,
ohserved paragrsp in your paper u " 10y,
- that Rev. MIR. Beecher was nos PeFn'ts'u
n oyench on board the Cunard steamer A -,
use bs was not Minister OF she nssAV,i'n0u
Chn,cb of ENGLAND Such narrow mlnoeo anu
t,.o,od exclnsiyeness contrasts very strongly WIN
80 mora ennehtened and liberal senslmensa lateiy
' ,.1l,.a -, Tho Commander Of the American
..su,.h;n philadelphia. / was passenger on
az .L.t v.ssel on her last trip, hhving joined
hsr at Jamaica; and as we were 70 DO al sea Oh
sha sabbath day, i was anxious that Divine Der
100 ,honld be conducted with the passengers and
w. company, and that the Word oil Lite should
o. g,aT nreached TO them / therefore called Capt
psarson aside on the afternoon OF Sssorday--tod
rim that wss q Minister Of the Gospel add that,
- agreeable to him and the passengers, would
be glad to preach TO them on the following day
He Immediately said be was glad Of it, as he bad
inst been thinking what he should do. He then
asked me TO what denomination belonged, and on
being told " the CongregRsionslisss, he said :;
.Very well, | viii put up notices" The facs
that there was to be preaching on board no sooner
became known among the passengers, OF wnol 1l
there were 100, ihan they began 10 express e9er
Bstisfaetion at ii and go, ut 10 O'Clock sn Iunusy
morning bv means of the Captains cordial sane
tion and cooperation, preached u oon "''oA
of not less than 120 persons. -,
uonId aIso observe here that never heReo an
;n3ccoroua or blagphemous word Proceeo rom
either the Captain or any OF the oIloelh vi su0
shin during the voyage. Their words ana man.
nere were invariably gentensnIy and k q xv
Missionary from Jamaica
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BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Beore Justice Morse john
D. Rapeye ard others against William Smith and George
Y1eeand,-This action previously noticed, was conc uded
yesterday. The plaintiff contracted With the defendants
del which they alleged had not been DONE snd that they
sustained damages the amount Of about SZ70 In conae
quence The Legation was denied. The Jury rendered
ave1dici for defendants.
Fyoncia Champion against George AuguStus.-Reierred
By consent 10 Auguaius n Sidel az reteree.
Charles 4 SpdMdno BY his Attorney and julia Ulyica
Spdutdn0 against Miles JoceIn This cause counsel for
defendant stated the Court that there was no opposition
the relief en srded In The complaint An order was
entered accordingly.
YiAiar7 4ttybuyv agsirst Albert G. Clement Others
The noue, 10 this cause taken at this ter was act satie
BY copsent, and the cause reatored 10 the calendar.
CRY CouRr-Before Judge Greenwood Char
loe Gouldyd by her neat risnd Cyrus Smith vs. GRes
G. O.seen Action instituted by plain III over four
teen thousand dollars being her separate maintenance
Pie defendant Ia asignee Of the or her husband
Argument on demurrer was heard yesterday and decision
reserved,
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The TEMPERANCE BETHEL.-Mr Editor: " {
had one of our good old revival Temperance
Meetings at the Bethel last Tuesday, evening"
twenty, voluntarily, came and enlisted In the glo'
rious teetosal army; there was delightful feel
ing ran through the whole audience, and reao
lute determination never to lay down our arms til
we have conquered. a few days since, through
the persuasion of our excellent President, hr Bur
nett, q rum seller signed the pledge, burned his
rum In the nsreet, and with tears streaming down
bis face says he Oh, Mr. Burnett, am sorry
that l ever sold drop OF rum, for it Is an aQfui
wicked business, the curse OF Sod attends IT,
hardly know where to begin to tell you the good
the Bethel has done. During eight years we hed
four hundred and ni1teen Temperance meetings
during two summers there was no Temperance
meeting in Brooklyn but the Bethe-We never
had one meeting bat some came forward and join
ad our tee.total army, which makes over twelve
thousand that have signed the pledge In the Beth
ell | know great many cases OF men VINO were
once poor wretched and miserable, lower than the
beasts that perish, and their families on tne poths
of starvston-look at them now, what are they
men, gentlemen and christians. This is no tioslon
Icould point them ous to you as they pass along
che street mis- ht relate many impressive stories
concerning them, but will content myself with eau
ing your attention to the good accomplished by the
b ethel.
kY The parade OF the Filth Brigade comes Oft
to-day.
Brooklyn REAL EsrArE.-Mr. E. Lott Auc-
oneer sod ono lot, q by so, Coumbiss for 81 $40
brick housa and lot the Of Schermerhorn and
Nev1n 400; brick house and LOT 20 feet from cor,
rer OF Nevtn Schermerhon at 50 500 brick house E1d
LOT, Ne'n. in sche thorn 81 81 975 brick
house ard lot II feet from schermerhorn 10 NeYnat
$2475.
SUDDEE DEATH.-Coroner B all held an inqueat
on The bedy OF poor named John Littleohn, VINO
djee 10 one OF celia attack OF cholera morbu
" hle waiting 10 be Transferred TO the Aims House. Ver
dict In accordance was returned.
MURDER OAsE-John Covey, who waa arrested
on Monday last. for shooting Andrew Krkman through
The lungs the woods Prospect Hil was brought nto
Court Saturday, but IL consequence OF hs victim being un
able removal tho case wa cd ourned TO next Faes
day. -
RUNNING FoUL.-Friday afternoon, as the Bod
ford was crossing the Fulton Ferry 10 New York abe ran
foul OF the pier there and down some OF the piles
The passengers good deal alarmed but none OF
them received any Injury. The cur!en! running so
very rapidly the tme that 1t was impossible the acci'
dent could have been avoided.
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CLASSICAL FRENCH AND EN9LlsH
SCHOOL,
no. 5oS hIO6u wy,
OPPOSITE AsToR.PLAcE, EEW-YoRK.


op2osITE AsToR.PLAcE, FEW-YoRK
A POIGNEF, Principal j.
4 on Monday aepternber Ar. Soiguet 6egs cave 70
MORN his friends aud public thai he has completed his
arrangements for the ensuing season. which will sdofd to
ha pupa Increased advantages In the various Departments
Eoya are received any stage OF their education, and
thoroughly prepared for college bueiness The pupils
will be limited in number and select
Fhe Rrench language spoken In the School, and Taught
three hours daily The instruction Ia practical and the
most uprng efforts made to render The Schola per-
fecty al bone In every branch of French education.
In The English department. all the studies deemed essen
bal a solid and polite English education viii DO pursued
and those desiring complete classical education will on
10Y evey advantage which other classical school In the
city offer. $50
Circulars may be had at Mesars John Milhau sS Broad
vsy: Delue L Co ParAYov, 59l Broad way $50 Fourth
az; e. Dupuy, 6O9 Broadway Roe Lockwood al4 Broad
wsy; g II Miller 645 Broad va at the schoolrooul
and at Mr. 2 . residence 64 Pwelfgh.s auz} 3IsTbw
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SCHOOLS.
INSTITUTION FOR PAIMTIH AND


INSTITUTION FOR PAIMT1N AND
DRAWING.
AOE BROADWAY-Next door 10 the American Art
~ Uuion-The lscrber respectfully announces TO
bis friends ard The public that ne intends giving new
course Of bis Drawing Academy sao sa even
in Drawing and Painting OF all kinds Portraits Figures
Land scap es Ornaments and Fowes Figures alter the
Models Of Platter OF tee celebrated Prof Dapuis OF Paris
the Academi des Aria 10 Paris Drawing and Painting
from Nature Painting In Miniature on Porcelain en-
aquares particularly filing and pleasant for sdes Draw
ing on Stone Separate for sdies Specimens OF
eli the above both ofmy own and my pups work can be
at INV studio Pupils attended their residences
For particulars, apply to 8 sCHUSFER
aA lws Professor OF Drawing and Painting.
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

e Rev j. O. Duscher Of 0 waaco, has accepted
a call from the Ref Dutch Church at Bergen, and
commenced his duties yesterday Sunday The
Cousistory, at meeting on the 10th, passed res
olution of regret at the reHignation OF their late
pastor, Rev. James Romeyn, and expressing graf
tude for I" hs able and devoted public ministra.
tons among them
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comprising its fearful circuit Itthen lafs sore
ly terrified group, though all sincerely thankful
thatD lives were lost AN EYE WITNESS
In Plaindeld the house Of Rev. Mr. Drake vas
struck, demoahing the chimney, splitting dl@n
ore of the gable enda Of the house and other wise
iDJnrlpg 1t. No Injury to the inmates.
From New Brunswick We lssrn that the hight
ming Vas not as severe az in the shower the night
before, in which houeG wns struck, doing no otd-
er damage however, than demolshing The chin
ney. The atmosphere ibis morning was mos5
agreeably freah and elastic.
Newark Daily Advertiser, satnfda7-
70 The HgAtstorn Record states that hydro
phonia ia raging to considerable extent among
the dogs and cattle in the vicinity Of Dutch Neck
One man few days ago lost four hogs and some
two or three other cattls, Other persons residing
there have had numbers Of their stock bitten
q The store OF B. Freeman, Newfoundland,
N j. vas struck by lightning On Friday morning,
about o'clock and entirely consumed, with moss
Of lts contents, Loss about $4,000 It was par.
italy insured in the American Mutual lns 20. OF
this City
~ We learn from the Rdhpay AdUocate that
company of Philadelphia capitalists are about
erecting an extensive establishment for the maau
facture OF brick, and have leased large tract OF
ground below Railway Port, for the purpose.
Thelr machinery is expected to produce $4,000
ner day