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0pEClAL NOTICES.

TSa A. n Until snn psyasa e' sas
lhos. use, leaves Jay street NJ.
viii given the various exhbito appended
tickets them at the clerks dcsk Castle Gar
den. BY order Of the Board.
ATA MEETING OF THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE
is
swns to the presen. h. prices Of pro
soss so%pslsd sasaass price
we hope will meet with the entire appreciation Of
Resycd-That the above ehangs be adopted ON Monday
ResovesThat these proceedings be published In the
Ssnsa-M N; Van Dyke, q, o. and Is Catherine srp
street. JOHN Nelson Nos and q Fulton street: Dunlap
- Fulton street. v Il Bush. ~ south Seorss
ssipss , ss$lss :, s:
ss's
william H. slooum, 1888 sossh street as nXxr c,.-m.,
JOIN NELSON, Secretary.
BROADWAY RAILRoAD.-N Office IS HEREBY
~ given, that the special COMMITTEES Of the Board Of
SION to build railroad in broadway. viii meet
Dc, 4 RGas Of Il ass 4: ely e
" ~
ITALIAN BENEVOLENT. socIETY.-rHE ANNUAL
for the election Of its officers for the ensuing year win
% dassSy ts' y az
CHARLES FERRERo, Secretary.
II NICKERBOCKER BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW
N York.Nocc is hereby given that the 18th day Of
October between the hours Of 10 and o'clock A. NJ
election will be held at the Banking House, Eighth
and Seventeenth street for the inspectors Of the cleo
ton for Directors of said Bank TO be held the GLOWING
day. Also that the 18th day Of October next at the
place and between the hours Of 10 and 7 eelcca A. NJ an
the articles association in place of those whose viii
then expire and so for three Inspectors Of the election
next thereafter ensuing. j. A. GUM, Cashier.
NoTICE.-TH OFFICERS AND MEMBERS or
~ New York Lodge No s. Protestant Association, viii
assemble tn Lodge ICON ton Halt) Tuesday,
the l2ih inst NJ o'clock, A. A. to join with the different
Lodges In going to Paterson. BY order Of
TBos. MfnEIs Res. SEQ. w. McCLAY, w. NJ,
DRoTEsTANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is HEREBY
given by the general committee for the different lodges
assemble at Aston Place Tuesday the 18th inst att
o'clock TO join tho Paterson lodges IN celebration Of BAN
ncr presented them by the ladies OF Paterson
GEO. STEPHENSON, Chat rman.
Tios. MINIS, Secretary.
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SPORTING.

DRiZE KING CHARLEY sPANIELS, SCOTCH RAT
terriers bull Newfoundland, and hcphefd dogs Of we
choicest bIoOd expressly stock Pups sale OCCASION
ally. Inquire at 3H Water street.
GETTER SLUT FOR sALE-oF TUE PURgsT BLOOD,
- well worthy Tho attention of snuthcrners WI be .nt
cheap the owner having convenience FOR keeping her
Can for three days BY addressing settor Herald
shss. No dealer ,ed apply.
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CENTREVILLE COURSE, Y. -TROTTING--PURSE
~ $50 with inside half forfeit mile hsata
best three in vo Free for that never won
of $50 To October 2tu Entries to close
Monday evening October flh, by ocock, n. Falkland
Duryea's Hotel East broadway and Catherine street,
JOkL CON KILN, Proprietor.
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FANCY ARTICLMa

HUGHEs DUPUY GRIEVANCE, NO. % VIII
md Berlin Iron Articos, Combs Brooches Braooless
Silk Dress Buttons Fans, Imitstop Jewelry brushef
Beads Percussion Caps Hooks and Eyes, Cab skins ~
Icons and Tapas Of the hyperion Quality New
Paris articles reoaived bv every steamer
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VIZ ANTED-A GOOD WOMAN PASTRY COOK; ONE
w who understa d. pastry joles So, Tor hotel She
must have the best OF reerenoes Address box ITS Post
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SALES AT AUCTION

A UCTIoN N0rIcE.-BY JACOB RoGART rHOS.
BeiTbis day At l0h O'Clock. In the suction roons
10 Spruce street sale Of furniture, IN hax-
room table, chairs gss show platform scales, dry
goods and goods fast snlkey and harness.
by order Of ~ PINCH, Constable.
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EINr OIL pAINrIsGs ". LEEDS 4 CO.,

kiMa, V,L rAISTIsGS-nENR ". LEEDS b Cos
auo,"nesr1 WIZ ..i at auction, Saturday, Ost y
~ ~, IN shS gallery ~ No wan stesess
nout 10" III na,ntnes received from PAr11,
In rich gilt frames sngte p,ror, Galleries dining
rooms, &c Among them w be fund oririnA Ais by sams =
the most olebrated Frsnlh artists beautiful paintings
slk attached TO glass IN "ya iraes Also hfty
Also, q brown mare.
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INSTRUCTION.

COCIETY OF LIBERALs.-A LECTURE WILL BE
~ delivered sunday, 10th inst Mt T.. NJ, at No.
Chatham by H. Masagnes the Material Theory
Of Life Seats free,
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(,HAILENGE TO THE WORLD FOR TEN THOU.
~ sand dollars.Ths Of Ticony will tros Mac, OK
other the world mile heats best three ave-
under saddle tho Hunting Park PhadephtA
county thousand dollars and miles and repeat,
In harness. the track for FIVE thousand dollars
each match hall fureito time before the hrst
Of December 1852 This challenge to remain open for "a.
oeptance weeks from this date.
JAS. ii. KELLY, Philadelphia, Oct. q.
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WIN. M'ILVhIE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY N
w Henry this day Mt Uls o'clock at No. IL North VIII
liam street nice and good lot Of urniturea superior hn-
ahed side board card tables sofas mahogany aud chorry
card and centre tables. bureaus mahcg French bed
steads curled maple do looking Sci tho balance
Of Smiths gold watches, jcwery, Sc BY order Of
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DUBLIC SALE OF LOTS IN DALE CEMETERY.-rHE
lots ip Dale Cemetery at garemont Sing Sing viii
be cold at public auction Tuesday 18th day Of October
at 10 clock, the ground This beautiful and Pic
tsrcsane Cemetery is within hours ride by the HUDSON
River Railroad map Of tis Cemetery DO 1t the
Office 80. 1l r adwav Nce York BY order Of tho True
eeR n.
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CEETREvILLE COURSE. l.. i-TRoTTING.-GREAx
~ Match for 81 900 trot twenty miles within the hour
"wednesday Oct. l match foI $2D00-Mr. Perrin named
Gray Eagle Of the est trot twenty miles in ono
hour; Mr. Perrin bets also 81 40 that Gray Eagle Of the
West will beat Trustees time.
JOEL GONKLIN. ProprietoY.
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~ COTTON AUcTioNEER AReEsALr on HOUSE,

hold furniture carpets. ~ cloths gilt Aad mahogany
looking glasses &cF Cotton will ss this day. Saturday
Oct o. Mt lnH o'clock at the auction 50 BeekmAa
street md 80 Ann street. the entire furniture Of three
ting Of description of good
gany and other furniture good orer such sofas Aho
chairs French hedtead marble top furniture large
qua ttfy and oil coths Of variety fifty
sixty gilt mahogany looking g,sses all sizes fcsther
beds hair besamen furniture, n. Also In
furniture. Of sll descriptions SB.
Tho sale large and furniture good No postponemen on
account
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MUSICAL .

wuSSGhBs
A LADY VOCALIST WANTED.-A LADY WITH A
"A good voice, well cultivated, obtain good stuati
by addressing j. H. through the Post once giving
anu residence
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UCTiON NoTICE.-H N. BUSH AUCrIONEE1s
WI sell this day II lc o'clock In the sales rosnns ~
whhau street quantity Of new and second head
raisns, nc, 49, ' -'
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rssE TURF.

TINIoN COURSE, LONG SLAAD-TROTrING-ON
Monday, October llth, At hal past two o'clock p. NJ
and stake Of 30 mile heats; best three in IN
harness. q. Dimmiok b. Jack Ros@ter w. Pea
body, b, m Lady Jaae; h. Piaor b. Lady Moscow 8.
Mclaughlin, b. m. Lady Brooke: 4. Conckfin, Lady
Suffolk. will leave south Ferry Brooklyn for the
Course at ~ O'clock the sport 70
over. Fare each way, - cents
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t would be just as Well 10 deny the rIch-
Of the gold Of California doubt of the
Of CRISTADohOS Bair Preservatve and Beautiher in
reproducing fine and luxurious of hair be it
far gone from persons head Skeptes invited to try
D. Sold by Cristatoro, No. Aster House.
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The Eye and Ear DIR. Heath, Aurlst and
0culist devotes himss exclusively Deafness and all
diseases Of the ard Ohcs s Broadway opposite
the Metropolitan Hotel Open from TO daily, For i'm
portaI information in reiaion diseases Of these organs
the Doctors phst which be had sent gratis
address.
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IL OLIAN FIANOFORTES.-T. GILBERT & cos
AZ celehrs led Pianefortes with and without the oan.
The subscriber who 10 the sole agent In this city for the sale
Of those Instruments he reputation Of which has become
wordwide IL prepared to offer them At prices which,
those wishing TO purchase cannot fail to DO sataotory
Possessing facilities for obtsinng pianos unsurpassed
equsled by those Of other house in the city he does
hesitate that he Inducements 10 buy
not be found elsewhere He has constantly hand
extensive assortment Of second hand Pianos at bargains
which no fea essy asserts will defy competition Gilberts
elegant Boudor Cottage Piano for small Also
keodeons Of Princes and CArharts make Grand Hcuan
and other Pianos 60 let.
HORACE WATERS sss Broadway,
Corner Of Anthony street, mp stairs
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HANGING ACADEMY--SJaNOR A. aHERARDI As
~ sisted by Madame Gherard respectfully begs TO in
form his patrons and the public that bis Dancing Academy
S broadway wl be opened Tor the reception OF pupo
Saturday OCT To- Days Of tuition for young ladies and
masters Wednesdays and Saturdays and Mondays and
Thnrsdays at o'clock. r. Evening Glars gentlemen
Tuesdays and Fridays az p M Private lossons families
will also be gvoD classes attended TO schools and acade
mics All addressed to 81 Broadway, will
be promptly attended TO.
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CENTREvlLLE COURSE, L. !-TkOTTING.-WED.
~ Desdsy October 18th at 81 o'clock, +. NJ purse xn6
stake Sl50 mile heats best reo IN i've in harness. A.
Conklin eners br. Brown Jim H. Phfer enters M
Lady Bond Tanning Albert enters Major; G. Perrin
enters b. u. Flora Temple.
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A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE TWO
parors, viii bedrooms attached on the second and
third hoors With full partial without board all
sIsnoes With board meal served to tho Inquire
sopaae of 81 Thomas church - - - - -
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LOST AND FOUND.


SE0 REwARD.-TO PAWNBROKERs, JEWELLERS
Der last the No 35 Chatham street gold lepne
watch NJ j. Tobias Liverpool Ne 6is9 and heavy g3id
its recovery by GEORGE ROGERS, 50 Chatham street.
d REwARD-LosT PROBABLY BETWEEN TRIM
BOty Church and the Aston Home, on Friday tho sth
inst, an old fashioned gold watch seal set with stone
valuable to the owner as relic. Apply at the Astor
House bar
40 REwARD-BooK LOST ON SATURDAY EVEN
ness Directory Of tho state Of New York reward o.hree
dollars will paid it's return TO No. Park place. up
tairs.
EOUND-ON TIE COUNTER ON OR ABOUT THE
II 2oth Of September. Portmonnaie Book containing
bills and gold coin The have IL BY cal
ling, describing particulars 30.
b. W. BROWNE, ss6 Bowery.
IL gold breastIn, with chain and attached The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving at " brad
way, care of 9. Il. Is.
OsT OR sTOLEN-sI50 REwARD-LOST on THU IS
IL day 18th instant between Williamsburg aud this CITY,
in the city, roll of bank bills amounting to seven
hundred dollars mostly Rhode Island money among whch
500 and two $50 bills Of bank OF North America
Providence the balance smaller bills mostly Providence
money Any returning tho TO III Washington
street. ut this office, shall receive the above reSard
JOHN KEEFE, Providence, Rhode Island.
NoTICE-LoST YESTERDAY MORNING BETWEEN
IN Chambers street and the Aston House In Broadwsy
roll Of mostly In bills the Bost
5000 The hnoer will be literally rewarded by calling
No. q South street.
II osT-FROM WAGON, BETWEEN ASTORIA, l.. II
L. and tn street basket. aiming account
books Of value to bnt the II the nader VIII
bring them 20 No. West Seventeenth street. he Will be
suitably rewarded.
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VOCAL MUSIC AND HARMoNY.-MR. EDMUNI
Anireade's Ilasses are in operation on Mondays
Wednesdays and Saturdays Ladies' four ociock gentle
eight o'clock Calm, Paris, Cheve system, ncudin.
reading all cefs the usual notation New scholars
attend few lessons previous to becoming subscribers
m. Hnnd street
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HENRY T. LEEDS AUCTIONFER.-SALE BY Or
Ill Of m 5rtgagee and OF ,r ma concern.

der OF IN 3rtRaRee ~hom ~ may coho0rus
this day at 10Y rccck az sales 81 Chambers street
Henry t. Leeds viii sell aboye large and valuable
sortront Of richly mahogany, and walnut
parlor chamber dining furnurs, consisting In
part 81 four ntea OF aud wanus parr furnturs
IN satin brocat push aai hair cloth; mahogany
chairs, tables
mahogany and stands wood centre
and aide tables with and without marble tops table cut
lery plated bronze iron hat stsnt china glass and
coekcr mahogany French and Gothic hair mat
tresses and paasas blankets wslnst wardro and
library bookcase mahogany bookcase and secretaries haie
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DANCING AND WALTztNG ACADEMY, 1877 FOURTH
~ street, corner Of sixth avenueMr. and Mrs McFar
land will their school Monday October 18th. Days
Of tuition Mondas and Thursdays from to 81 for ladies
and thildren to 10 for gentlemen. Evening class for
adiea texcnsi,ely) Tuesdays and Fridays from TO va
o'clock All the fashionable dances and wazes will be
taught-the polka cbottsch waltz redowa patineur
ltza, deux temps. polka mazurka cling temps &C., 30.
Terms moderate, made known ut the academy.
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The Surprise excIted by the effects OF Cr.sts.

aoros Liquid Hair Dye very great and well 1t may be-
The beauty of the Ats IL betoNs beyond all former
s.se But perhaps its most extraordinary property H. that
Instead Of whitening the hair actually stimulates its
Brow Applied and sold at CRSTADOR0S Wig and Sc zip
establishment No castor House Private for applying
tbs dye and fitting wigs.
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DIANo FORTEs.--THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF PA
In this oity be at the warerooms Of LIN
COLIN & THOMPSON, Al Broadway, including Haet,
Davis Co.'s celebrated aolan pianos Of new and most APP
scales superior other in the
msrket Also large variety other distinguished New
York and Boston makers. Ciberts aud others second
hand, with and without the aolian, at varous prices
LINCOLN L. THOMPSON, Al Broadway
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, L.ee Stockings,
Md Surgical Belts and Bandages-Dr Glover has made
valuable improvements in these Surgical Appliances His
fysre MAKES close ft sits retains the herDs, and
essnts radical cure, being made without a back pad
Chdrens nsses liable TO be displaced las made at
Mis- o0sce) No. ~ Ann street. the Museum, where
feasy adjusted and applied.
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An UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT, WITH BOARD,
"A wanted for lady and child ia quiet. stable
house where there arc other boarder Address Apex
Brooklyn Post Office, Immediately.
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CITY ITEMS.

ENrIRTAlSAkSTs.-The Anniversary Ad.
9ress before the New-England Society viii be given
at tie Tabernacle BY Rev DR.. EVANS Of the Cer,r.I
Presbyterian Church
MICHAEL DoHESY, Esq, delivers the first lectnr. If
tie Course before the Young Mems Democratic ,;o,
Club. Subject; Sc The Rise and Fall Of Republic
EcefNio LArILLAs hrst lecture upon the Fine Arts
VII he gwen at Hope Chapel the theme for hi. even
ing beng on the Use Of AT in Education and soci.
Progress"
Rev Dr. WISE ofAlbsuy viii give the ,econd ,s.,,-.
oil tie Course before the Hebrew Young Mem. A.so-.
stion, at stuyvesant Institute Subject aproore,s =,
Civilization Vi
ihe Iiis PRIMARY ELECTIONS, which are to be held
between and 10 A. " may very pronerv roroa
der the head OF Entertainments for the day.
The HALsTED LITERARY Assoc,.,,ox =. III.
iheo1osieM seminary um hold their Anniversary in
the Chapel Of the Seminary this evening
AT NrsLos tonight we have the comic o,.,. a IT,.
Basket Makers WIFE, BY Mad. Thillon Mr. Hudson
and company. Mad Thillon and Mr. uus.on .or.,-'s.
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,vu.yonx DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 90, 1852

,b,ough with the same eccentric performances 70 INC
rYest qualification and Amusement OF the specttol.i
AZ another time some hideous looking hae, Wno IN.
iutt received few yards OF scarlet cioen q nef
,he sis.ributop would throw the gaGdy fabric arouha
ber vitbered and shrn king FORM and immefatey Win
almost frantic joy, commence series OF Ierpscho'ean
eyoluons something adm IN character 10 scotch J
an the while ufterng to herselfs lew, mysterious cna'
while these performances and others equally oTisinh
and snusinc were going IN certain groupe he pea
and tranquility Of others would be suddenly di-,lou1
by regular dog heh two or more Tsc s ,rS;5
voulf in FIVE minutes have attracted around them que
a numerous crowd Of afmIring and exci,es oackIs' ~
env of tie streets Of one OF our large cne- usens ~
their angry demonstrations squaN =. :. y
dles and every thing else within reach Du1ns eli SUI
exciting scenes the unsested squa rs preserved 'ri
tempers with admirable sefcoInrnsnd, REMAINING 10
state of strict neutrality, and printing ne JvS
20 fight the battle on. 70 their own satisfaction Woad
,nv collection Of our mid, gentle accoinpssnn
American ladies have preserved Their tempen unief
the hike trying circumstances, !,
might multiply similar incidents al i1aENAA al OF
which esorded me much amusement az the time, and
would If painted with proper spirit form quie racy
and interesting picture. Taken ALTOGETHER, X was
scene worth mary long and weary mule uaTei 20 see
fear that NAV well say 70 myself in the wOris OF
Hamlet though with somewhat different appnc mon
take il all in all il was picture the IKE OF "hen
shsll ne'er look upon again ABOUT tnree hundred
lodges were present. the occasion. leaving some two
hundred lodges of the Sioux nation unrepresented
proporro nate qusnify of goods has been very properly
and Justly aside by Major Fitzpatrick tor the oeneht
OF those abseut end viii be left in the charge Of the
Commanding officer 10 be distributed on, among them
A. they shall come into the fort during the winter.
Within two hours time after the distribution was con
Guided scarcely lodge Indian was % be seen IN the
vicinity the whole tribe having started of on their an
nua Fail hunt In a iew days shall lerve Laramie and
resume my line of march hOrnewsrd Major Frtzpat-
mex having with bis characteristic courtesy, kindly ~
vred me to become member Of his party upon MS re
turn 10 the States shall carry with me pleasing and
grateful rccolections Of the ,reeabe hosptaties and
attentions have received from all the officers OF the
poet during sojourn Of several weeks with them. H.
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~ Tie Boston Courier in an article nnor -

- me BoS0h Courier, in an article upon the
efforts which, have long teen making in ENGLAND 70 de-
eurrtd to Us method by wheh decimal system Of reel
onns nm sht be introduced into English money without any
oI the eAsuGg currency. Let two coin,
hAftnny AID let The current value Of the firng Be r.
trceo one change too slight 10 cause
bic, 10 nobles make pound. e i'"-
The great advantage Of ths arransemen, ,o,ti h
az the oehthis OF dtena reckoning would be obtained in
keeping accounts yet nothing orld be disturbed In he old
nont,ay system. sIlllinss, pence, crowns, &c. ght tn
circulate and tAe old Prces Of commodities mi xht remain
unehaneed let everything bousht aud sold con Ia be put
into seeonEts oecrey, and all the coins IN circalso
Noue eoIe'pona by alquot parts 10 the decimal dysons
sLd Ghy sum OF money under the old onIj
Be Ito ne kew without enhancement By Ills
style OF computation mi ht Ia ACCOMPLISHED a, one
t 9st oG sns to,e sho handle money discard any
fsrthing the epreeis0n of which yvon5 No, ot
fef IN tie pocket ef beggar. ~ PaS''eii'S
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Philadelphia News Items.

(cTFcsfolortlt q TIC y. I. IFtu1r
ffnLADELPHIA, Tuesday, Dec 81 1852
William McAichael, residing in West Nova
monsing, wts assaulted in an outoftacway place on
Saturday evening severely beaten and robbed He was
left for dead. young man named Thomas Brannan
was arrested yesterday charged with committing the
outrage, and Il held 70 await the result of the injured
mens ndifion
The weather to-day is shocking. Rain ami
mud are the prominent objects.
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The CRYSTAL PALAcE-The directors of
the Crystal Palace have wisely decided on constructing
extra gallery $50 feet long, and covering Of
looco square feet the gallery which will be construct
Ell Of the materials the building itself will run
along the open space between the reservoir and the
Palace This gallery Is designed TO hold all the
ehnery in motion and what other are consid-
cred too large and cumbrous to be placed in the build
Ing itself This will relieve the interior of the Palace
from the din and vapor emitted by a number of ma.
chimes worked BY steam, and enable those who have
noniercst in such things TO enjoy the sights of the main
building undisturbed.
A CHANCE TO DO Coop" The Association
for the relief of the industrious poor offer for sse at
their Sales Room, in Eeventh-st, two doors west Of
Fifth av., on Mondays and Fridays between 10 and
o'clock, great variety of Garments for men, women
and children, at very low prices.
q The engines OF the Caloric ship are near
ly completed, and il is now supposed that the vessel
Will be ready for trial in the OF the next week
As no outsider il permitted on board, we must
sary take other authority than actual observation for
the ale ged performances Of the machinery All we can
DO is TO watch the wheels az distance and see that
they do reyove regulary but rapidly enough for pur
pores Of navigation IL is ssid that the engines hy con-
Stunning only 40 pounds Of coal per hour drive the
wheels six revolutions per minute for any length of
tine There 10 great anxiety in regard to the matter,
and we hope the prcprie,ors will take the earliest op
por'uny &c sai;sfy The eseer curiosity Of the world
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The RECENT MURDER OF WOaaS ny HER
HUSBAND, IN THIRrY.sEcoND-sT-ThcC Coroner yes
terday continued the inquison which was commenced
on Monday upon the body of Mrs Catharine Tourney,
who died Sunday night from the effects Of wounds
and bruises inflicted On Saturday night and Sunday
morning by her husband. Considerable additional tes.
timony was taken, most Of which went TO show that
the accused had several occasions previously beaten
his wife in cruel manner. The case being concluded
the testimony reviewed by the Coroner, and the
Jury, after short elaboration rendered verdict
against the husband lie was then committed BY the
Coroner to await the action of the Grand Jury.