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Police Intelligence.

M,f, PaTifc0fof n me Fire Popf,-Colgpiairf egGnf
~ OEHsrs y Prctufg.-iosterlay complaint made
teiore Justce LCthrcp against several landlords and
~ dwellings situated In Orange AMI Cross streets
the Tive Points. charging them with the letting ~
aid houses t. persons for the nurpoes Of prostitution
aud liz wi.c the eudtxvUu FOR roguss and other drp put
able persons. AIMING the number complained against
Patrick Collins, William Hope, james Ncchan,
Matthew NcCuecny Cotnrlius Driscol Mary Reed. ani
othes several Of whom have heretofore been complained
agaiust for keeping dordcry ECuscs In the vicinity
ftUEs u Sh0Lrg Nop'g-A black man, by the name
81 llNris Johnson arrested yesterday, a chsryu
Il stealing saS M Jacob liudson master II schooner
Ilyr. between tbi- city and Philadelphia. On ssagsh-
ing tie Iiiaon,r 50 found suploed TO b. potion
II the stulru money The accused conveyed before
Justice Iobrop Who committed him t. prison Tor trial
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tIoVlU
The following table shows the average OF the
various public institutions under the control Of this de-
psrtuent, during the month Of May


Apnn.l % ONr o. tiu cru. Hxr,prioSiqrs The bark
Elizabeth Means arrived yesterday from Palermo Via
ceuia prison whore he had been confined account Of
hs share in the Lopez expedition.
Fprs-L evening about O'clock fr, broke ont
in Js 81 lumber pier No o North river viii was
entirely destroyed with the pier Mr. George I.aacs
with MsHrs. VIM. Harvey aud VIM Ailring discovered
the IRE. aud Immediately boarded the steamship North
America and with great exertion much presence Of
mind her loose fro the dock Ths Jacob Bell han.
penng to come along hailed by Hr lsacs. the
Moth America was taken in tow aud safely h0rra In
the ftream u l. supposed the wood Pile 80 Ore
for The rurpJse of destroying the steamship North
America. About O'Clock On "Wednesday evening Ore
occurred IN the upper part 81 house No ~ Ihr ave.
nue. which had been occupied ny several families Tho
rot 81 the building Wa completely destroyed and the
furniture IN the lover part much iniur ~ water pa
mage estimated IL about $50. At o'clock yesterday
morning fire broke out in house 70 - Attorney .tret
the toof a which vas considerably Injured.
SrtrrrtsD ,Nn DEsrtrrrrov o. Ea.u.Vrs-On Wed
nsfuaJ night the Nineteenth ward police discovered IN
.mgIant family suffering from ship cver aud dtitu.
ton in fifty. ifst street between SAITH aua Seveuth
avenues. Accommodation aud noarish nont YER pro-
Nidcd them for the night aud yesterday morning the
g. mInis II Emigration we're informed ~ their
helpless condition. and provision made a. liter
their condition.
Dr,ui ~ RtftrEs ! Bacon yo..ri Coroner Geer
ye.triday held inquest a. No 3tg water street on
the lsdy Il Mrs Ann Richards aged 80 years native IL
Wales Who came T. her death by the rupture blood
v,s.t in the eh.st II seems the deceased walking
with her lister Ia FRANKLIN square AID stepped into the
store q Prince ~ ~ Pearl street. AMI ~ cough ~
inquired blood vessel la the chest and expired almost
Immediately. Verdict sccordirg e. the above facts
Ac,ur~r : on Wednesday evening a tlgva-g mastcr
~ urd John spencer got his his severely fractured
tie Harlem cars passing Thirty seventh street
horts end cart ftl frum cnibankmont tn
thy we're passing spencer standing On the pat
futm and piece ~ the cart. which smashed t.
atoms .truck him the head Tho horse va instantly
MIA. The wounded man was Atte nlcd by "A physician.
AID sub-s qusnty carried T. his residence ia dangerous
condition.
itcprNtsL DEtU.-CorOner Gecr yesterday held
iuque,t at the civ Hospital On the body II charles
BgnEett who received fatal injury "Wednesday at
the hip yard ~ Peruc Patterson " iam burgh. the
pertit n which Published in yesterdays Irad
Verdict. accidental death
AcctursI rHr S1raNrR JrSSr LlNp-On Wedncs-
day afternoon. a. the Jenny Lind about entering
her dUck ~ honkers, she against small schooner
eighty niuripR Of her wheel houses. Shc
pur yesterday morning and ia thu afternoon resumed
llr 1 Mar trins
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We NJ - natural black brown, without purple
rreensh tinre Witch l. the natural aceom
other hair dyes Tots superior Hair Dye supersedns
gu other Ti With Eoso's celclratea W rri0n Fluid
ior tht lar a. Shaving soars, may H. bod "a a. D.
Snnte cl Fulton street, krshtou. tlsTk Co. Broad
way. ". ". Carey o. and brigham A Paw Pearl street
ana druggists throt stout tho couhtry.
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The Political Chess Board-IIow Stands the
State.

The occasion Of summer session Of the Legisla-
ture of this state is lucky opportunity for the
politicians TO corcoct and arrange pr,liminaries for
The approaching State elections. All the leading
politicians both in and out Of the Legisature-the
Gctators, the swinders, the puppets, drones, whip
pcrs-in, dcmagogucs, rabble leaders, swell heals,
,rsfickers, sycopLant., swaggercrs, scayengers,
knaves, sc0undrels, aud 20 on, 4 ceterG, may be
seen at that political Sodom and Gomorrah during
she session. An important election i approach
ing, and the unexpected and unprecedented events
which occurred in April, and caused the disruption
Of the l.. gisaturc have altered the face VI things
disconnected the ambitious demagogucs, and rem
dered necessary a re.shufing Of the cards,
and another throw II the dice The re-assembliug
Of the Legislature has brought all the political
blscklegs TO the capital, where the game Of
hazard will be played With equal zeal, but
with more doubtful success, than among the
money gamblers .. Saratoga, during the fash
isnable season." If both parties, that i, the
honest masses ofthe people, would only exhibit suf-
6sient courage to eIcoinnu nicatc half dozen Of
their arrogant, impudcnt and improyident assumed
headers ard DICTATOR, and pitch them over the out
ward wall-scud them into obscurity-then pvli,i.
cal millennium, apparently would arrive, andno
siGicuiiss would b. manifest except such a. l. -
timsiely grow out y an honest political difference
Of opiuon. i i necessary g. Tic healthy breath
ings q Cur liberal system q government. that the
popular breeze -boud WIT itscli over cur laai;
bat when restlctt'al mia.na, md hoxious yapgrs
prevail n ths atmo FGefe tle whole community.
more q les becomes inn, grated With L.. caecs.
Let Tie Wigs d'-eafd ocTa'd Weed Greeley,
Brook, Webb, hris. Morgan, ., andthc demo-
srsts reIua,atc stanton. Mann roswell John ~'ry-
her JohnNan Buren,, Bryant toge her With thc am
nsiy and Albany Industrial, and several Il
che inferior oaHHt-taen that portion og the people
Who arc politically honest would b. allowed e.
Judge - men, inca urc., all thiugs, Uith impartial
End conscientious We've, am render awards u jus-
seo, honesty, AMI right
The couvocstion whi,h i now 81 Albany, and
~bioh VII increase during e. dogday., uor i Is
not expected that the Legislature vii adjourn
before tbose .Ectering hours arrived i deeply
engaged IN arranging ior the tall campaign The
approaching election L expected y be ne mot
exciting q ary 'hat D. occurred during the ~
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gent man e woman SAo s suffering from Dyspcpsis OF
Frnernl Dtbity nha Nthtl 20 mud medicine that will
store health and tco IN will Ne amply vera Tor
The cerhcates and statements Of some our o
cu.er respecting be Astonishing efficacy n The Oxv~an
at'a biu,rs ray which has the sanction ofsstntidc
nth, hho entitled a. distinction above tho various 10
tums vhpi Rave ton runad into no,ore,v - go H.
y. y " sthds, ipO fulton street. a. d S.ovil 4 e.
20, ana q. y. hin~, 3 urcadwavt Il frfdretrn gr
hhe.en street mi ~ Proadway; r. " Cuwu i25 n0wery
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CITY Intelligence.

MONTHLY REPORT or THE AIMS UorsE.
On Wednesday the Governors Of The Aims House
peted their report for the month of May 1t appears
the report that during the last month 59tS poor per
have been provided for in the various branches
the department OF this number DO received comforts
in the department in the Park During the month the
Of s429e4 ID laid out in purchasing supplies
Ac, which were distributed ng the various charta-
BILE institutions under the direction the Ten Governors
in the following nronortion
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Rswdon successors to Jsmss T. Cooley, snd Cooley r.
Reese will sell Saturday morning. June a. ~ II O'CLOCK
at the auction and s broadway corner Of White
street. and valuable collection Of Oil
excecdng and recherche collection Of Oil Paintings
just received from Europe, Including nae Landscaps
original Watand Flemish Scenes Battle Pictures; Myto
logical Studies &C. Also modern paintings Ia rich Ames
by Gritton Coates &c., together with rich variety OF
wilke Herring Be At the time will be sold MAJ
pheent fowng piece double barrel in case, with
der nal shot bags and all the psraphanala for day
shooting Also four very large and superb mrrors With
richly frames: side board mattresses, marbletop
tables &c. Tie paintings exhibition 1T the sales
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beautiful and
quietly bowling allies shuttle boards quots TO:
horses and carriages to let Pare by steamboat at the foo
Of Robinson street only Ga cents each Hudson River
Railroad by communication, TX cents single ride. IS
at hRlfpatt IL loaf at o'clock and
New York IL IL really the delightful excursion or
dine TO he taken. You stop Buuhams Striker BsyS
Abby. Wood Lawn Clairmont, Corporal Thompsona pIp
X. 10 at home every day. Advice gratis.
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DOUBLE SHEET.


The British mail steamship Niagara, Captain
Stone, is in her thirteenth day. She may be ex-
pected at any moment, with news from Europe to
Deen Of the 7th instant.
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ention 81 persons requiring Wiss TO Improvement
The same vac awarded silver medal for premium
Nc last TAR fLsy can te seen at y. Ptsions Wig asd
BAR Dye FACTORY ~ broadway, corner 81 DtY street.
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Boots and shoes.-The Cheapest Place

the city tn get good Bo"ts. Shoes CATERS Slipper &c.
at Brootss New York Boot and Shoe poriu Fulto
street At the Emporium TO b. found the largest assert
ment tLs city ofevery ttyle that be thou tht Of
N.B.-Buckskiu Boots, Shoes, aud Caters, new
Handsome article the only article made tina. will give per
feet ease to tender feet.
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Hair Dye and w,ss.-Batchelor.. Liquid

U Ut Iyo stFratt IrroTe and America sab ahcd
~ successful operation fer the last twelve years. the
iar dye ~ the world Applied. cold snoiosno AID re
tail a. Bate elets Wig Factory, Wall g'rct, and All
drugstu and p1rIun sfles IN town and oluttry.
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T,m HAnBIrs FESTIVAL is likely to prove era in the
dramatic annals of this country Every artistic of high
repue throughout the whole length and breadth Of the
land has offered his or her services Managers almost
without exception have offered every member Of their
companies and have testified in the warmest terms their
desire and determination to aid in paying this tribute Of
respect and esteem to Mr. Hambln who has, for years
past dispensed with liberal hand in the days of
perty yet, in the hour Of calamity bowed down
to aieon-always presenting bold front to misfor-
tune and by indomable energy and perseverance, tri
umphing obstacles that would have crushed ord
nary Now is the time, then, for those tradesmen
and others who have received hundreds of thousands of
dollars from him to forward at once, and, with
liberal hand testify their regard for the and their
admiration Of the actor and manager.
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IN. Best Hair Dye, B.iIard.s rrrs, pre-

mum, Etntiy tmntoved, y unsurpasssa in London.
aF q e United Stftes a which positive proof da
fWn ~ s pr ate oe., No l5 Fulton ftr,ot. Itars
"a door IRON Brea lrsy, where ladies Gentlemen can
o.
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examine stock ofunequalled Of Stoves We
have Just got out Air-ght Cooking 1881
the Odd Fellow Also ak sizes OF summer which
10 used ~th without the only thing of
kind In market ABESDROTH, BRorHkRs
III Beck street.
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most and well selected stock c0mprsng the great
st variety for both ladies and gentlemen be found
in the world. IL Is really worth visit the great
variety ofleautiiu articles that for the
UNDERMINING at this establishment and more
them sold so low.
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PhnIon,. Magic IIn,r Dye. 10 color IN.

bbir whskers the moment II l. arpled without injury
ae hair or shn IL can te washed Immediately without dis
tGrn the color aud has no bed oder. 10 applied sold.
q Phalons " and Toures hsuufGetbrg. ia Broadway.
Ter tae In The eity aud country by druggists generally
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fosier ga and 81 greenwich 10 vesey and 100 Grand
for sale at his large stores superior Youn
Hyron aud ouong Tea % cents good Green ind Black
Is Cd extra hne Young Tyson - best Java Coffee
is &c., roasted and ground. NIB Goods delivered to the
boats and all parts Of the city without charge.
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Tn CasE ~ HtE CArnotlt CLEEGtN,N *
StRI>GrrLb.-We have received very polite note
from Father Dohcrty, the Catholi, clergyman Of
Springfield, setting us right In regard to his piety,
morality Turiy, consistency, and n relation 70 the
Perfect IroTriety Of his continuing 70 celebrate
hgious scr, ices In The Catholic Church of Spring
field. Having been educateda Catholic aud hay-
ing been strictly brought up IN that chur h, We
have = yciy great regard for Catholi, clcrgymcn
ard always eudta,or to throw q big cloak ~ pos-
sible over their dolinquencios, when they permit
them q Ne found out. II We have committed any
mistakes In our views relative 70 Father Dohcrtys
purity Of character, they are amply corrected by
the continuation Of the report Of his case, from .
Springfield Journal, which will be found in our
columns to day Father Doherty, il the face Of all
the devclortments, ard ~ the evidence OF Miss
Monagan. insists that he il perfectly pure and in
noccnt and II he can make the public d Spring
field, aud The Catholic Bishop q Massachusetts, be.
liese 70, vc have nothing 70 ssy . the contrary.
According to the church and - the Bible the sin-
re- who returns from the q his why's j. much
beitcr, N the eyes q Heaven, than man who b..
gts ard ends bis life ass saint. without any IL
those ,aiiet.,s which chuaeisritc thai II tho MN
h fsls aid risrs, although j; .L,.l1 L. ucry
Jtsr
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IMPORTANT WuG ~rArg CONVENTIONS We
have on teveral occasions alluded e. the Importance
81 The WING state Convention, which will meet at
Lancaster Pennsylvania, on Tuesday neat, for the
nomination q Governor AMI other officers u that
state, but more particularly for the construction
Of national platform, and tie expression q the
c'oice the wings Of that state Of candidate for
The Presidency. \ state conven, ion q &c same
rarity il about 70 b. held al Bellows = ale, IN Yer
mont, the proceedings Of which will " of CORES
pondirg importance. Ia Vermont tie rbig party
are more inclined e. utraism-to tho error q anti
slavery, and e orpo.iton g. The Fugitive Slave
law-tLan the wings q Penney iniaarc. W. have
ma l. preparations Cor giving Gil accounts a tn
proceedings, sentiment. AMI Indications e both
ii he.e conventions e he Wig party. ard shall
lay them * ore Gil readers At It's cafles. moment
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I've CALIFORNIA Nxws.- The confirm alton Of tho
intelligence concerning the disastrous conhagratcn
IN San Francisco and Stock ton, did not produce
much effect the commercial interests of this city
yesterday, as was expected. At least, there Is no
apparent alarm perturbation in the leading com
merciai circles, account Of that catastrophe.
There rs every reason to believe, however, that Il
will have powerful influence the standing and
position Of ALL in this city, who connected with
the California trade. Two-thirds Of the losses in
San Francisco and Stockton will, undoubtedly, fall
on New York. IL will be some time, however, be-
fore they begin to operate in such manner as will
be palpable to the public eye. The great fire in
this city, in December, 1885, although it destroyed
property to the amount of twenty millions Of dollars,
and ruined half fthe commercial men Of that day,
did SHOW its effects until the ensuing May, when
the reyulsion commenced; and even then the first
breakdown in consequence of it took place in New
Orleans. This was succeeded here by a movement
that smashed, in less than ten days, five hundred Of
the principal houses in the city. A multitude of
causes combined to produce that terrible revusion
in commerce and trade. Unfortunately the cent
calamities in California accompanied by a
vulsion in the cotton trade, which has been felt in
New Orleans, and elsewhere in the Southern States,
to some considerable extent; and it may be still fur
Their felt, if the price of that staple continues to
diminish in the great marts on the ether side of
the Atlantic. A little CLEAN of light on this over
spreading darkness, is, however, to be found in the
cheering accounts from the mines in California,
which seem to increase in wealth from day to day
discoveries are made. If the northern
mining region of Mexico could be purchased from
that decaying republic, at a reasonable price, and
annexed to the United States, we would have a
failing source Of supply from those mineral
regions, which would place the commerce and trade
ofths country beyond the influence of all future
WILSON'S, and all competition in Europe and else
where.
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have found out the why the neat.s and
Boots and Caters in town sod at II Ann 1t il
because ZONES attends TO his business buys and sells
for cath has sales and Is with
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Citizens and strangers invited to call
stock 81 boots shoes and CATERS offered fer sale the
Bootmakers' Union, - Nassau street.
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prize elegant hit of the requisites their
clothing RAY insure IL at Greene No. Asor House.
Shirts &C. made at that establishment warranted
nj with unwrnkled and TO be ready for delivery
on the day and At the hour at which they Promised
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almost resident gentleman will inform Meaio
6Broadvay His silver beavers both cheap aud
celen-so are lis Psnamss and Straws Healo IS consei
entious hatts-, who makes the goods he sells srybe
As they durable.
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Green Turtle Soup, this day, at Bayard's.
Soup ready at o'clock Families supplied AZ o. per quart
PETER n BAYARD, No. Ltate st.


National Daguerrean Gallery M, Isl Broadway has ds
covered process making Daguereotypes In OIL AZ sin
gle sitting seconds the portrait being shed with
out trouble the sitter Portraits Miniatures
and even Dgueeope copied by this process perfect
The price 10 but very little than tbstof an ordinary
Daguerreotype of the size
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not elieys IN the rsuai knokng yet believe in the
Knox at n Fulton street There is the place
good light cool drsb beavers and in short the very
hats of all kinds that New York afford IL
want to buy drop in and look his beautiful
You will then be likely call when you buy
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Roxy bIountnin Beayers..

To all.-Every variety OF Summer Hats
dr. ana mdress, from Drab Beaver to Leghorn
viewed at GENlNS. PA Broadway, opposite st. Pauls
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Hats Gays gentleman to his friend the other day il Of
freeman Of the Union Hat Store 81 Fulton between
William and Gold streets. lie makes his hats
and Of course cell cheaper than his neighbours If you
going to buy hat give him call You will md him
home.
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INCREASE OF CRIME ~ New YoHE.-By the
report Of the Secretary Of State, which has just
been published, il appears that crime, during the
Last few years, has been increa sing, regularly
cur imports and exports, the gro With of our
population. In ten years, learn by this report,
crime has doubled 10 this state. We have seen
various causes alleged for this deplora5le result
but none of them, in opinion, satisfactory,
or reach the root Of the evil. We suspect very
much that the important revou ion which has
taLcn place in our system Of common school educa-
ton, DUNG the last few years, has materially
increased juvenile delinquency, and crime Of every
jegrec. Under the impulses Of philosophy and
socialism, which have operated very much on our
Iolit clans, our elections, for the last fifteen
years, the school system Of this state has been
constructed entirely on philosophical principles,
without regard 70 religion, revelation, Christianity,
or any Of those doctrines ON which human society
i bet founded In fact, under he present system
II education, all moral aud religious n-truc ion
Gems to bc bani.hed from our schools, and the
education q the youthful mind i confined merely
= it, intellectual and ma eral deycope ments
Matefiali.m-that modern sys,em Of philosophy,
which ignores q future life. and looks on revelation
a. q blabk-has seized on our school system, aud
given direction 10 all the youthful exercises Of
tie LAY.
Tie consequences q rearing the youthful gene
ration IN utclcctuil or material prnci piles merely,
without reference to revealed rel gion 81 Christian
morals. arc beginning to Be seen IN tho extra
ordinary growth and increase Of crime which la
been doubled during the last ten years-a space
d time covered by these philosophical, material
ard moro Intellectual methods Of instruction.
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Rocky Mountain Beavers.-If You Wish a
Hat that is light and TO the head Of w.
Davd Rocky Mountain Drab Beavers and Iet Hats They
pronounced the most beautiful Hats yet introduced
Call and examine them, and judge for yourself at
w. r. DAvID'S, SOl Broadway, near Duane street.
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2e kende street and Irving
House-oPposte stuarts $50 Broadway-dont forget the
name, Holiness No. 9nor don't forget thu. you will get
fine pictures 49, fourth story Of the Lafale building.
Broadway.
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lopesTbe subscriber would respectfully call the attention
opares requiring something truly elegant this impor
tant OCCASION to his beautiful styles of Bridal Cards.
velopes, and Wedding boxes, in the latest mode.
EyERDELL Broadway, cor Of Duane street.
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IDran Carr citing from yards to yards each will be cold
at great in prices at No ~ Bowery, Hiram An
derson Also 5000 ards of floor Oil Cloths
yards vide s and IS yard Splendid ingram carpets
A. and 5s per yard.
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N]-~ltS IL
The extensive work house Black wells's Island Is
progressing rapidly and when completed will present
elegant and form Of the strongest build
ngs erected the island The work building
account, up TO the lst inst. Is as follows
Trfa al rrrri Yrdf rnIn mi frnll II