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OFFICE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN INDIANA
RAILROAD COMPANIES No. "a Besvsrst,
EEwYoRE, Dec. IS, 1882 }
NOTICE-A dividend of FIVE

III
~ 81 PER CENT. upon the capital stock OF thee Com
pane hes been declared from the earnings OF the current
months and will be paid in cash the Treaurers Of
fee IN NewYOrk and after the 81 day of January neyt
khOdes who shall be such at the closing Of the books
on 10Th inst The transfer books viii be closed
O'Clock p NJ the 10th inst and closed until the
4th day of January next
new issue of stock equsl 70 ten per in amount
upon the existing stock Of the Companies viii be made Il
the se and distributed pro rata and az pa- among
the stockholders who shall be such the closing Of the
books Payment for such stock may be made at any
during the month Of January Interest will be charged
upon all deferred payments ard the GIT take the stock
Will be forfeited in all where payment not inside be-
fore The lat day OF February. By order OF the Directors
EDWIN c. LtTCHFIELD Treasurer
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YTHE INTEREST COUPONS on the JER-
Il sEY CITY WATER LOAN BONDS due on the lst
January proxmo will be paid at the Mercantile Bank in
the City OF New-York
T,HE INTEREST COUPONS on the CITY
IL Of CHICAGO WATER LOAN BONDS due on the
LIST Of January proxo will be paid AZ the Bsnklns louise
of DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co.
THE COUPONS due first Of January next
Il on the Bonds issued by the Counties Of Fairfield;
PicEAwev Payete and Clinton in the State Of Ohio, in I'D
of the Cincinnati, WILMINGTON end Zsuesy.le Raroai
Compsny, viii be paid az the Office of
DELANO, DUNLEVY l. Co. No le WGll-st.
THE INTEREST payable first January next
Il on Bonds Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi R-irosd
Company, and on Real Estate Mortgages aud Bonds Of
Milwaukee City, issued in aid o, sad Company Will be
p.id at the Office Of DELANO, DUNLENf Co: :,
No. ls Wallis, \. Y.
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Oh PER CENT. INVESTMFyr,-Two

III EAsIERN BANK, OF Washington.
= " - y Hcssnss u No. lis BVwsry, 1t Y cent
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ToA

Tie xok was coruInereed On the ii,h JAY, ls5, add
WI b. conf letd resdy iol 1e cars, oy me Is Des0e''
t. 5etsse. re heart Of al the rich .st resiOas
o. keuireky ard connects them WITH the lost ,osiAern
tno tet,I practicable roiLt en- tie ono river ~ con-
uectsous such as 70 demonstrate g 70 DC me ~
sonItotr TIE great states u ne SOUTHWEST wiz l' VI
A. Laipston II M cts Inc ia operation to Losisvie'
and The course u continuation - Del.lA Ans
Louisville NE Tutn.n 70 20" AHs ofeel, -.e -. -
ing 70 N-slv lie ana Memphis, ana tls rctane
eniIe system ii southern Railways, ssout o-ls P.u
u1deI contract Iae extension " tle DanVs taS ~
TCrIefsee. and also 70 Lierscct tue Louf Vac ais
Lre tins forming most clrtct ana pfeie ISl7
NON kat g0n nc Norh, isnO" piaeee - - -
s,nsbr doubt by the heavy AMOUNT OF inaNH-- s1cS'V
Ar tie Nsysvii.e extremity Of road, short Ink
Though IL crouch Columbus, WI unite IS /" u t's
sr,-rc Nm.h sr6 The Maysyile and Sal1y R+-roIt,
conreo.iuE Il Portsmouth, villa the = ota ana fioeA
Valley RaiIosd and through that with the ba,.lnoI aa
OTo H. ~ A. 40 WITH the Pennsylvania Ccuii and
ct tie mouth Of tie Big Sandy win the 'IShIa
In es,abshes the Cheapest, speeest, ana mo direct
oouIectors with TIE Atlantic cites. These e7n1es US
will ell lie ess bshed wt8in the ne q two or aIee yei ~
faIthest Tie COmpsnies displaying great energy N
tsxc p-crery Of tho Counties through which this
road rurs show b. the booss OF thu ers .,
AK for he wear ISL 10 the sam Of Sis<Vyi
and this only about two thirds Of lis acGs AAetaoe
value .. -,
The sse.d value Of The Counties oontsuou: 70 as rad
ana which must necegsy be buy % Il from ineH 10
cal roztcn rrG dependence, II sl'2es2sl6.
Aver moderate cetsed estimate Of Ihe earnings OF tne
Road Il soon completed made out by The Cet Ensneer
AID bs.cd urOn the snd present. Toducon and uus
uCfs Of the cOurtEy, = as ioio~s; A.. ,-n
Passerge-r I'D
Freight iN
Total Receipts. ~
Deduct E2p,nses 70 per eet....'..'.''''''''' w."
Ne, motifs. sl5075l
The business is only for the frs: year and must rapidly
but fO road 81 mes IN engtn and costing not
over SEQ CO. IL Is cerainey encoureSlng, and reasonably
promises a profit Of 10 per cent. upon the Investment
e0CoC Of the above named bonds being the total ilgle,
will be sid without the highest bddsr by SIN
FON DRAPER. Auctioneer, on THURSDAY, the 5th
rrox at Ist o'clol T. az the Merchaltj Exchange.
TERMS OF SALE-i0 per cent on day OF sale, AID the
balance within 50 days thereafter the option OF the pur
chaser. Incest to the purchaser nom ne OF
payment -
printed statement 20 The issue Of there Bonds with
map, ,eE - = - =, :; W.us+
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a sstIEll fnS GE saa a aIs
ROAD BONDS for SALE.-Ihes- Bonds are ava .Aoie -
Ss ior banking in Wisconsin by law Of the stite ap-
proved ~ he peoP a The lfe elections they arc ne 0y
tsiiro.S r. ID IN the Stat t,af ca Be 50 used
TIE receir Of the 81 mile, OF road completed wire icr
TIE rucrh OF Occber pas S5OsA six miles more "a tae
- 49, L-ett MO &c th,s tay. II viii be completed
~ iles irthsr by the fret o. December next and to
Jsresy:e II miles rom Milwaukie, by tie lSh Deem
I@-next DELANO. DUNLEyH Co. No. is Wall-st
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-AUGATUCK RAILROAD COMPANY

NAUGATUCK RAILROAD COMPANY
~ DlNlDEND-A dividend OF per cent. Tor 81 on
esch shsre the Capital stock Of the Nsusatck Railroad
Company out OF the earnings for the months ending
the lat January le5 stckhoieTs whose stock regis
tered in Newlork Will receive their dividends the Office
OF r. 4 l. SCHUYLER, No HAnoyers,.
The transfer books viii BE- closed nom Decembs. 90 1s52
AZ u NJ, to January |, 1858, a. o'clock p. 81.
p. y. BISHOP, President
Bridgeport CoIn, Dec Is is52.
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nIVIDEND NOTICE The Semi annual
~ InteTef falling due in this city the LIST Of January,
1855 ou THE BELLEFONTAINEAN AND INDIANA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY SEVEN PER CENT MORTGAGE
BONDS, will be paid ard after the 81 proxmo, the
Bank OF Commerce the presentation Of the proper
poos. JOHN A. STEVENS, Trustee.
New-York, Dec. p, 1889.
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To Mariners.

nKp.RTSEsT . -Tirs, |
WAsuINs res December -, 1854
The iClo~ns has been cennrlncaet 20 tbs GOV
ernu-ri ~ Mn.ie n Her Catho1c Mseiy and PIT
LII. 4 = h.raf 4 q Id.
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The balances in the Banks al Boston equivalent
specie funds at all times, and held for the redemp
ton Of the circulation at that point
Gen. Duff Green has addressed the annexed
card to TAs Erening Post upon the subject OF The New
Creek Coal Company
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Professional Notices.

Ok CENT DAGUERREOTYPES.-kEnc,
81 Co. No. $50 Broadway, make the fnss pe =, ~.
for only two shiilings by German process 49,
ehlnery, ard take fom 80 TO 500 daily. This ss'oh
but true. Cell aud see.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The books OF the
- MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, for
the drst dividend Of prus win close on the Is. day Of
January. ls53 All per.ons who may insure pEesiosro
that time, vii share tie profits of the Company 70 DO
divided in January, 1854.
nav e a,ey CONVEX, ter share OF the pro1u By per
ms1ent reduction Of the annual premium or the may
nrerniurn A A. ALVORD, President
C. Y WEMrLE. Sec'y. n. ID MORGAN Actusry.
Offce-No. Iio Broadway, corner Of Libertya
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DEOPLE's FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
i NY of the CITY Of NEW-YORK.-The Board Of d.
reotors have this day declared Dividend Of SIX PER
CENT payable the Stockholders ss after The ID Dag
of January, ltt5 - - ,
The Transfer Books viii be closed from the sd inst TO tho
day ofpayneIt 81 q. LEONARD, Secretary.
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CTNrCN DRAPER. No. ~ Pine-s,.. Offer,

1ar ~ ~ glefr % RAIIfDAU tUND> and STICKS,
40 CITY TOWS I'D CoUsPT BOaDs, among ~h4h
~ =. Mors.ge cou-cile ~ Ct, Bords Of caaaudarl.
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BOSTON.
Trial of EIiZur Wright.

Correspondence Of The " \. Tribune.
BosToN, Thursday, June 10, 1852
In spite of the utmost efforts of the blood
hounds seconded by all the arts and cunning of Judge
Curtis the late editor of The CronOtype and Common.
tot0a has escaped conviction. He was told by Jury
of Old Hunkers all the with consciences having
been previously excluded by the method of packing
introduced by Judge Sprague and followed up Judge
Curtis BY this method Jury was obtained ready and
anxious with two exceptions to convict and only
wanting decent preense do so, including at least
one, not more, who had, (as it has since been ascer
tained) strong personal antpathies to Mr., Wright
A the case stood the evidence there appeared 10
be point blank contradiction between the witnesses.
One of the save-cstching gang that Dir. Wright
passed out of the just previous to the rescue
as in the crowd exciting them to enter, and in
again with them. One of the Government witnesses,
and three or four for Mr. Wright positively that
he did not and could not have gone out of the court
room but remained in II mere spectator during the
rescue which did not occupy more than minute In the
whole.
In this conflict of testimony II eemedo be difficult 10
imagine how even the best disposed old bunker jury
could convict But, in this emergency Judge Curtis
came to the rescue. He began with laying down the
totally false but plausible proposition, that in of
conflicting testimony the jury ought TO search out some
possible way of reconcing all the evidence and hiv-
ing established this foundation, he abOred with the most
ingenious art show, that by the help OF this rule Ii
might be possible, notwithstanding the conflict Of evil
dence to return a verdict of guilty. The thing
admirably done to impose upon the reporter OF
The Commonwealth newspaper, who informs his readers
this morning that the charge was very fair one 1t
WAS just what the Hunkers the jury wanted,
apology In spite of the evidence for returning verdict
which suited their prejudices and nclnstions. Bat
luckily there were one or two impartial men on the
jury by whom the plot defeated The ingenuity OF
Judge Curtiss charge the admiration of all who
heard It, Asst not to be imagined that he took thsop
potunity pay OFF any of his brothers old against
Mr.. Wright only suppose that from his rawness
on the bench he has famisrized himself the
difference between the position Of Judge aud that Of
prosecuting officer. 80
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MEMORANDA.
We have dates from Bogota to tn I4th

We have dates from Bogota to tn 18th
ult
The Echo of the andes, of the LIST May,
has strong and ably written article against the project
now before the House Of Representative for the re-.
establishment of capital punishment and conhscahon Of
property for political ofenses
Eco de los andes, Ell Liberal. and
FL PasatiepO all strongly support Gen. Herrera as a
candidate for the Presidency.
The Republican, a Popayan paper,
threatens dis'elaOn Of The Republic If Gen. obsndo
be not elected President in lsJ3
We observe that the Congressional Rep
reseniative of Panama Don Justs Arosemena, has
brought before the House Of Representatives pDpo-
tion 10 reform the Constitution, which IL supposed 70
be of the most important documents likely TO
before Congress during the year. This project which
has already passed two readings has for s object the
formation Of Federal State of the Province. i'm
nedaiey on the lsthmus, giving them full power TO
govern Themselves but stu continuing 10 acknowledge
ALLEGIANCE to New-Grenada.
From what we see in the public papers,
the idea of Senior Arosemena meets with considerable
encouragement and he Is very likely to obtain the pas
sage of the blu in both houses, without any material
opposition. Panama Star, June /.
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DIED.
ItfAM ANN. daushtss

OF consumption saturday June H. MIRIAM ANN daushtss
Of HEMP snd EtIa nndAn ased ~ Years and mentis
he .ud, Of the family invited 20 attend her aseal Al Ne
i03 Willow t. Brooklyn, this Monday ahernooa ocok
lnn CITY. saturday essalns June p after short and
yer- illness, Mr. RUFUS fuRBu3iI. AGED a. years
HIS relatives and friends invited his funeral fom
his late rederee No. il Wooster st. Monday afternoon,
O'Clock 2. NJ.
Ia Ne ey Of Hui.on Tuesday. Juse ner short iasss
Capt. EDWARD HYATT Ia the 9th yesT Of hs 49,.
60 Nantucket aud Cahsrnia papers please copy
On sunday, june 49, WILLIAM HAfDOCk sen ia the syh
OF his
His relatives and friends, also those OF his Heny Hay
dock ant be sonn law Acton cyl respectfully invited
tend the funeral the house tho 90
Third tag afternoon 10Th inst haf O'Clock without
iHF alton
On sunday June 70, Of apopley. JERRY WATER.
~ Try, 10 the 5stb year Of b., age
The friends the family respectfully invited aits.i lie
hntra from h' late residence No 70 Perry st., 81 O'Clock
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sAruRnAY. June Ie-P. M

There is continuation Of the buoyant
feeling In the Stock nerket, which We have before
noticed and there u evideny paeh larger dspositos
30 operate than the market mas eynced for Lat month
or two Some Of the largest operators buyers for
rae, with the confidence tina, they exhibited when
prices were 20 10 per cent lower, and we see no dis
position among those who usually form the bear interest
Of the stree, 10 make important movement Reading
YVES very firm closing atsl4i. Ede was also bgoy.nt.
going 10 s75. Norwich advanced 10 554. Long Island
2Ol5 Zinc, 1919: Canton 70s; showing firm market.
Delaware and Hudson Is still moving upsard and sold ss
l23 an advance Of per cent since the dividend vas
declared. Michigan Central again advanced 10 1854
Madison scld at no. advance Of per cent Hudson
River was steady at ell. For Government and s,ats
Stocks the market i firm and the demand good Raj.
road Bonds were In fair request and generally were
linle hg her Enes were firm. Michigan Southern id.
yapeed 90 and Northern Indiana 10 ~. Harlem Rx
tensions 81 Al the ciose, the market was very firm
For Exchange there is dull market, at
l09Iois for Sterling, 5leha5l5 for Praoea The
supply b Moderate
There is no change in Freights. To
Liverpool, 500 bales Cotton 532d a3i6d, 1000 bbb.
Flour, 49,; 5000 bush. Grain, 5&s4d-; 20 hhds To
bacco. 3oi 0srs, I'D To Loadoa II scs. Tobacco. 81
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NlARRIEn.

sprns churcb by Dr. csmpbe Tus.d4y, Juas
M WILLIAMS. CAMERON 10 Mss SARAH ~ sNkLL, all . &
81 Albany papers please cory.
Tburfday TO- Rev Mr bountbront,
RANDOLPH HARRlOIT, OF Panaed n. J., 10 Mise JANE N.
NARiAN. OF thi. City,
arenshursh Warren Co. Wednesday June by Rev
C. smith WILLIAM b. IsHAM, OF this City, 10 JULIA, daushts
Of Col u T. Buhans, Of the Corner place
A. Newport n T.. thursday. June TO- by Rev Richard
Knight, ". L. WILSON, Esq., 10 Mss ABBik WATERMAN.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERIcA.-Advices

have been received from Guatemala TO May T. and from
Salvador to April 30 The news is Of little interest The
President Of Guatemala has published decree for the
regulation of the newspaper press The United States
Charge dAaires, Mr. J. B. Kerr has been admitted 10
a private audience with the President Mr.. Chafied
left Guatemala the Sd u, having resided eighteen
years in Central America. Both States in the
enjoyment Of general tranquility
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SECOND BOARD
PHILAprLpHn sALrs or sracKs--lsaturda,

June IL, la5Fft Boora-sAf00 Rsahns g. 10 s5k sI0s
d. cash, 6t 5000 DO DO, s tzo Do Do ~, Il 100 %
o. ~ $3.50 spf,' Garden - 1924 ~ 90 Do. 01l, tlOs
T. eash t,s DO Bt ~ bsa ia 100 DO Rad e. sok ibs
d. d., f0 10 Do Go seh 100 Do do, CO., 100 d. 10 a.
a. 3 100 o. Do fO3, ~ DO. Nor. Cal Is. lsAt
&oHf Bqr - 90 ches Del y, VI. 100 . 900 Do Do Io
$500 DO %. 100 f3ff0 Pftst9rfh con pms II wi
soA r. - - 81 800 Alsgheny cy e. - spnss
De- - "a, 8 siA.0 Lsisi isL b. ~ ilcIaoal Dat
~, s7 400 NoFfs Canal B0ss ~ 5000 ~ 49, Pens
r. H1 10 o. FsL Mech Bank u DO Eos Balk ~ Ii5k
90. Bllk u Ps.a. 49, 100 Readag X. fO1
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ECUADOR.

Mach is said among us, in regard to the
Nssss q Flores postponement Of operations Our be
-, tnAi he has been delayed by the noasrri'al OF
NJ which he desired and by the character
sse"on About the 18th Of june II Is altogether
on that the soil Of the sAvsnnas around Gaaya-
ns VII become sufficiently dry 10 admit Of the easy
on artillery About the same tine Cen f. viii
vorr receive reinforcomsnss, and then we n Ink the
"~ commence. Panama Echo, May 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS, &C, rms DAY AND EVENING.

Nhlo's-C omedy-Farce-Dances& &c
Castle Garden: observation-disclosures Family
Broadway 1heaier MsssaheioNep Of the Wislton Wish
Burons-Paul Prysctool for ScandalS~uous Panty, &c
LyCeu TheaieT-G. '. Brooke IN Othelo.
Barnam's Museum-Cerean Scupiure-Mary lockwood &c
s,tler' Communicative in Asa MnorDAy sns Evsnnl
AsoT Pace-Donet,is Comic Troupe Trained Animals.
No $40 DToadway-Mysienous Won IIap
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MuITARr.-Owing to the pressing tele-
graphic invitation sent to the Continents Saturday.
they have determined go Boston and participate In
the Bunker Hill Anniversary.
The La Fayette Fuseers, Capt French, of New.york,
the guests OF Hon. John Tonnee, of Bergen, to-day
The Washington Guard, Of Bergen parade this afser
noon.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE THE THERMOMETER
A. j. DelatoHrs Cfornuiy Lynch q Clarke 25lf WalLst
1892. GAM. Noon. SPIN 5P.M.
June l2........-..5o 69 o. 81
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

ADJoURNED.-The General Synod of the
Reformed Da,ch Church adjourned he annual session
on Friday evening last, and will meet in Philadelphia
on the FIRST Wednesday in June, 1853. TIE only bust
item OF interest," after the eloss Of report u ia
proceeding on Friday, was the appointment oflRey. Dr.
DeWitt, Rev. DR.. Ferris, and Rev. DIR. Fiber Com
miitee to supenntend the elgious periodical, The
ChristiaH HileHigezea) which 10 the organ Of that
denomination It was stated Ia the DEBATE Oh that sub
ject BY Rev DR.. Bethune, tina. articles not in accord
hnee with the creed of tina, church, and which could
be indossed by her ministry had been inserted Ia
the columns Of that papertherefore the appointment
Of this Committee look after the 4 the organ Of
the denomination. Rev. Dr.. Abeel d. d, President Of
the synod made the usual address the close Of the
session.
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TO remedy the fault; aud msy be wen that this Ina
prove nent in the ventilation Of cells should receive
their attention having been highly approved By the
NewYork Chief Of Police snd others Of experience IN
such matters.
CoRPoREAL PUNIsHMENr.--Over nifty
ccrporeal punishnents 10 10 sisted compctcnt an
thority were inflicted during last week IN Of the
Public Schools OF wnHSmsbargh. different syssen-
mild, bu, suecessfcl,-has been pursued in Hew-york
City, which may prove beneficial the moral meata
and pay steal education Of the pupils Of the school above
referred TO- and others similarly managed Il the pSrcuss
and teachers of schools viii inform themselves Of Ne
merits
Fowl DErREDATIoNs AT midnight, on
Friday oficsrs Thompson and Kinds arrested tso
coming through Graham-av from the rural daricss,
having bag of live gee.o. bound to New.york and
market. Believing them to be stolen, IS is ecmmas.
they caused the parties TO be turned into the cells for
examination.
PROVIDED FORA lady of Williams
burgh. member OF Society there which provides for
the welfare of friendless children has provided homo
for the child recently taken from the family OF NJ Ste
phenson for alleged bad treatment Mr., 8 denies the
charges and asks for trial now instead OF rs post
ponement on bail
UGLr HusBANDs.-Two Incorporate
husbands were sentenced to Jail, one for 30 and the
other for 20 days. by Justice Boswell Tor abusing their
wives.
KILLED BIZ FALLING FROM A BUILDING.
On Saturday morning about O'Clock. marblesestsr
named John Bergen ~ss Instantly killed, by being pro-
cipa,ed from the thrdsory Of building the
of Fulton and Nasssusts. When picked up hfe vs.
extinct Decreased in the employ OF Mr.. Gilen and
resded at the corner Of Smith aud 3ergeasts. He IVES
a single man, about % years OF age.
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nv FAItyxs yRoN A BrIr.p,No.
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

DEnASeED.-A young man employed in
the manufacture of tobacco has become dsrsnsed, and
the insanity Is attributed to the fumes Of the material.
REcoGNIzEp.-The body Of the man
killed Thursday evening. In the railroad depot has
been recognized by his brother from New.york. who
had not him for two three years. lie took the
remains 10 New York for in,erment
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.nh.sDs, lon no 80 W., Ham bra Elizabeth, Jan-
n,sts y, Sca Aespuco. hound 10 Valparaiso.
~ "a cape Horn ship Kensnsion, from View Yoh Tor San
ynsao - In ies O. brig Clarendon q days from Ma.
81 n, ssn francesca.
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PREMIUMS OF THE HoRrIcuLruRAL So

cIETT.-we subjoin the list Of premiums awarded at
the late Exhibition, and have the sasfscOn Of stating
that measures VIII at once be taken to arrange for me
sutumn display which viii fully sustain the character OF
excellence trumphAny achieved at this first sei-
annual exhibition.
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VENTILATION OF CELLs.-The Williams
burgb cells excelenty ventilated By patent iron sp
ertures about two inches Ia hight and fourteen 70 six
teen inches long. One Of these Is placed 10 the wall
the 1oor and the other the ceiling There are
various cesi in this vicinity which require this improve
meDt For instance, the cells Of the Female Depart
uent Of the Kings County jail constructed that
sproPer ventilation was not provided 1t has been In
prudent to eonfne the female prisoners In them They
have, therefore, been, OF necessity, allowed to minge'
with decidedly injurious moral effect hs reqaeouy
the case that persons deserving OF disciplinary a'nee
are Let off, under the conviction that 70 go into the e
male prisop would render them ten fold more vicious.
And Il |, 80 happens that innOcen; and riendless To-
male gets into j. awaiting trial or otherwise, the hp
initiating contact which she suffers, In society OF Which
the dregs of vIekedness the surface can oyy be
Justly appreciated BY fertile inasina alton soTas action
has lately been had BY the Supervisors Of Khss County