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FIRES.
FIRE IN GOLD-sTREET.

FIRE IN GoLD-sTREET.
About l2l o'clock yesterday morning a fire broke
out in the building No. 10 Gold.st., occupied by
Messrs. Marsh Hunt, druggists, but it was extin'
guisbed before eny damage Of consequence occurred
An hour aterward the store was again Sc! on fire by
the bw sting of carboy of vitriol. The woodwork
and quantity of infammable material about the car
boy igted, but by the prompt arrival of the fremen
the flames SION subdued. The total damage will
lot probably exceed $780, Both fres originated in
the basement.
FIRE on sHIPBoARD.
On Tuesday night the schooner w. Mason, Capt.
Sa,pIes lying at Pier No. G. North River, with full
cargo Of dry goods and other merchandise, took fire
from some unknown cause and was considerably
burned. The flames were e1tinguished by pouring
water through the hatchwsys intoher hold The cargo,
valued at SEQ OOo thought to be almost entirely de-
st,oyed by fire al water. The w. Mason was ready
for sea and bound for Franklin, La. Her cargo will be
INN diatey removed in order to ascertain the amount
of damage sustained.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock, fire was dis
covered in the cariage-house and stable OF George
Moore, in Filth.st, near South Fourth-st. lE d.
The fremen were soon on the ground and succeei led
in combining the flames to the second story where ii
originated in some hay. Damage to the building
about $3.50; loss in feed and one sleigh about sl1o
The carriages on the first floor and four horses IN the
basement were got out in safety The building is sup
ptsed TO have been set fire by some boys who were
in the stable Just previous to the breaking GU. OF the
fire.
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nrss rsoUtrs Tb9~s de- II ss5-1lsg ~s"' 10 I"
20 10. yaasts EglhfHs SIRE rssN A. rdi p, stsnd ~
lee ..s he sun IN Tpyssfsv ssb 49, At vs9rs 10
l- o,sssSs T,s ae,vsis ~, lays Per 20 sh"h
Rive. 81 10 gsast A. ~ all ir.M fas T1essss Mas
A. cd al patti, i,s Gan b. oA.insa ~ NJ JAWS "
B.segs spi J. 7 h-clros NJ. hssssgs fsss savsr'iS
t.s al In another col mn
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fGvsfiissnsnt
To THOSE wgO Iwfsg Ar BARS AND HOTELS

A, .u.l., of pss-a. who ssap snd bbisi'
a. babf ~ 81 ibs my empty bonss -h th-f niisf ard
t..osns an and ssIDs h. for my fcasIoAN Asosaric
kcu, spgs would advice AZ who dnt sush places 70 ngs
dc ofte btis .bd Sbs wrapper ess o. sboad
be d,fse rcJus the bstsepr 10 spsn he.h botto, seh
ia the only way To guard ,ssinst such iftud . ~
LDoLPHO Won't, No. "a Beavers.
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TAdvertlse ment.l

FANCY CUTLERY, embracing large variety oil
Pen and Pocket of the most rare and
tiiul patterns - A :. SAvSpLk,
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SrIcIDE BY TAXING LAUDAsUM.--Coroner Redding
held an inquest upon the body of Mrs Thomas who
med suicide by taking audanum her residence in Concord
Bridge appears that Tuesday afternoon she sent
the coored hired girl drug for nxpence worth OF
lsudsnum. On returning she IL TO Mrs Thons WHO en-
tered back with her youngest child and locking the
door, the vial Of its This about ooeock
Some after TIE child he Ard 10 and the servant a
quAn Mrs Guderseeve who resides the same house OF
the fact Of having purchased the laudanum and Mrs Ihamsf
conduct seswad they concluded TO see what the inst
On entering the they found her reclining
chair in state and the sad truth at once hs
ing their minds they for several physicians, who
speedily arrived and made e1eon her 10
scousness but without avail She expired O'Clock the
evening She leaves husband and sma children
youngest infant about eight months Of age The fami
ly said had stey become reduced In circumstance
which heavily upon her mind and she resolved end her
troubles The versc Of the Cogoners Jury
WA 10 accordance with the above details.
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MARINE CoURr-SErr. I2--Before Judge BIRosALL-
SUIT PoR THEATRICAL GAS YIHTuRZs.

To recove, of defendant the comedian, Barney WIZ
lam sl0o ard owagd for lighting and dec rating No. ssM
eIy or Whites hopisn Entertainments NJ Hsher ooN
place ADJOINING Ia the rear y years lease ou.
shown thai Mt VI bite and not Mr. r. procured the worn
onts,iop 10 be done which written confte 10
T ~ name aid not appear and said that NJ Whss
was not suthsr zsd and Did lot bind Mr. D. mf NJ y.
Holrnes, for Mr. F., eonended that yuds ig
shown delendot which view was IN "
The Court and jud sment rendered accordingly
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ms.t. rf,A ty L 10 Sgyi5 az = n bstt Th' ~ -
- r. rsti, ham d'0sssstss'.c' w1r rs m rss'c, ss
= Ds.,,.- sis1e1~. In br'ssJ cny -s ',a.pn-o' 80
1871 Ia HIDING sstbocisf the UnhuAp so Wy '''"
,is Issf oss tsfas a;sE's1 IN To Third ward
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e We have

GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETiNGs.-We have
now in store large stock Of Fail lmpoItsons comprising Vel
vet Tapestry Brussels Three ply snd Ingram Cslpt9s
Floor Oico,bs &c which Off ring At very low rses Tor
cash. Rich Brussels n and 81 n ysrd. SMITH LoONs
BERRY, No. 40 Broadway, nesr Grant-st
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fkdyeriisDsnt

AMBRoTyPEs.- are none made IN the
city, GALLERY Wi soon b. opened M 50 Broadway,
by the 81 the PATENT Tbo.s Who sell dsge gas or
vabi.h'd pictures Tor AmbrOpe' are dse~yHE
for Eenuns ullss stamped patent .ut hsun.
esy sealed between Flsto s-- to make them I'm 2.r.hsee
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NgW-.JERSRY ITEMS

\ ssa ess.si wla, wtit~ itea ~ Csa,aeh ga Asa'
To, hy ,i.Vrrstis sausod ~ no hss ~ cat 10
- u ~ q, ,hs .atiis II Jal, sass
Nsa tavs,a the tsitas;aAs ~ te4ssy tity, &C.
-.i-.i 49, 49, t-,~ $1,000 s-A :. 80 ~.
- ). 49,. :. ~ f...rS.s Gig. 4 sd - Ai-.ssa ~
u. i.-I-, 49, "a slaSs "a v,si " ~
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GAS GAs-Several new tyles OF Gas Fixtures,

surprising beauty and workman ship anything ever offered be
fore AZ our great Manufacture Depot. Also. several new
style. just imported by steamship from France and England
ARCHER WARSER Co., No. SO Broadway.
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Advertisement

CONE FACTORY-A itch dSsOrtIHtnC OF IUIN-
roIE SHELL Dress COMBS THE variety wa be found to con-
tain the very latest styies) at A. !. saoSpssss
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TAdyertise fnent!I
CUANDFI IpRS-The attention of buyers Is so

lcted to our stock Of Gas fXTuREs tie Narerons o
IS and 81 hn.s Our designs entirely new and ongns
.nd we'll worthy Of examination by the trade -
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Advertisement.
ANSON'S DAGrERRFOTyPrs large size for
| ADVERTISEMENT

cents coiced and IN nice twice the taken for
and cqusl TO those - kemsr
Der AssoSs No. $50 Broadway, opposite M.tropofsn HOTEL
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DRESSING CAsEs.-Tbe CO

D1FSSTNG OAsfS,- IHt CUIIVaCt fOIfIl aNu Ptr-
feet utility OF thee articles render them ndpens able
they Contain oil that is ssis
j. SANDERS, No. Aston Honse and No 3s7 Broad xsy
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Advertisement.

SOMETHING NEW.-Drectly opposite Id!ioi
Saloon Broadway of Frsnksn new and ees wa
Carpet Warehouse hss just been opened BY hs nr
YouSG JAYNE. sre informed have jas; reoe
the patterns of velyets tapestries &c and which arc Ok
feed extremely low prices Good Brussels n S per yr''
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tAdvsrtiemen'.I
JR. STaFFORD's OLIVE TAR, THE New ELEC-
rRIc.L REMEDy-OGrvE TAR IS INHALED AND APPLIED 1T
IS NOT TAKEN Cures diseases OF the
THROAT, LUNGS NERVES, MUSCLES, JOINTS ASpsS
Sold az Nos p and q Nex-ss., at 50 cent? bottle
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(AdyertisenentD
MACHINE PORTRAITS for - cents, 81 so do
Advertisement

colcred and plain by skyghts Holiness Patent Double
artists Pilot grsphs aud Dssufeo
types Broadway Artist Club
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The great inhaling remedy for Asthma Con
sumpon and all diseases Of the Throat aud Lungs Dr. COR
rss HYGEs Thousands have been restored 20 health the
past wear by the HYGEAS Principal Office No StS Broadway
and sold by c. H. RING, No. 1876 Broadway Price only ~
package DR. CURTIS will bs et the office dsy from 10 to
a,clocS where he may be consulted free Of charge.
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Nrw p,prp II sSGISGSwAt the Old Establish

nsnt No 4S6 Peor which invite tho attention OF
dealers and consumers generally: OSuLLIvN FAYE.
Importers and Msnufact1rers
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If you want to see an ingenious piece OF work.
usnship call at w. NJ WILaARTH's, No ~ Made1aps ana
examine the new style Pen and PENCIL CASE made BY him.
called LowND's PATEST.p II Is the most complete arrange
ment ever offered lae 1t made Of gold and silver
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AfdrKiei.


Referee-w. c. Hutton, Excelsior B. B. c., Jersey City
To-day the two crack bocker and
Gothsm-plsy at Hoboken.
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BROOH YN II,E,MS.

WARD NoMINATIoSs.-The Know-Nothings OF the
Tenth Ward placed the following ticket In nomaao:
.fIdeyman......JOUN C. BOLEN.
Supsyvisor...JOHN WILLIAMS.
q Cons,abie. CHRISTOPHER C. RYDER
The have all heretofore aced with the Wing party
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COURT OBJ GENERAL sESsIoNS~SErr. ii-bs'ss
Recorder SIXTH
At the Opening of the Court this morning Jemo*
Cullen placed the bar charged with the murder OF hsxn
Of May s'abbag him In the reseo
With Jack hnfe. Recorder Tsmsdss apps.red -
fer the rrisoser The opensd By the District
after ps murder The ke ssh tsck piece 70
dispute that h~sveen hess psrti re
tive 10 the whereabouts sons WOOD collected BY o.n -
which haa beer hid ponney aud otbsts for the
n., OF yrxirx The In The OF the dpate sxht
ooA place between thu PueE and the decessd WIEN inc
ruef dest the haw with huff INJECTING fes.1
The Ant witness r the prosecution wa John Bsnts vte
tensa that ssay toak on TIE sewak oppo1O the
Asass Ne hes Mgtany It that the prisoner osss
90 tho deceased and seeased him OF ssslns sha n,e4
h, p.ns aad While he lay snaaf Tie sftss - 800
nar<lly exelaiua he abb~a that blood mme ass~I
,asa ion ass wcaad h breast. and tssf no oasd
alpu,ss atvs reeei,sns the wound ,...h n, tha
seaa.si tos aefonsr bat netlins ~ss sae 100
ire Cert Coz dahsf Ane Oh
ss ths eve other wsoss teeiap a. ~ X ~
e.Auiasi ell q whea ecssuesrs'ej hs esasaes
vNn,.. the pfoseSatfon Aefe 49,.
sss ,Asa tresassa y ,ha sao.ns nss a.. ~
tho .seessa pat, ne ga s h.. .as h.s e a.
.,,,si lhs DECEASED esash hu ,. tho thros' enc -
80 az ..,e-asast saa 1Al aeee~ssa ss ss ~ -
sI..s, i ss. asss wane he iaites ~ - -
he eAss a,eal IN hastaens l~fh w sn ~
sss .sastsssA 81 lsis hear Iass se-"~
rouRr clLESpAR-rats p.s' "a, a. "A,
t,scvtt CopRf.-NsA- 400, sSs' Ds' w ~'''
rassss rts.s-Nos. si,, ~. s's' &c. 49, w.
Al, -, an, 80, co. 80 80. so 49,. ..s~~-
"a ~ - ar-9ssssAl TEss.-Ne = nj =
q ..s,... ..a Asssssssss ws~ ". ~
",.ussss,s., putaset csr'r-Ss~ /"
@a
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SUPREME coURT-oEsrH.L Trss-sr'ri H.

ADMISSIONS TO rhE BAN u =.
Messrs. Charles Tracy II. II. Stuart ana n. ".
De Po,, have been app tinted examiners Of esniaa'eA o
present Term. Day net yet fixed
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Honeva,d Borrd Ia k<sed ~ ssiags . fs"s
seoa 10 baeir MA, library e1tsop VI c'ersss H@"''
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Tho Fourth Edition Of T,eattss on Engf''h PINE
fuot,o. By JoRs wusos, IA Issued Ia Bos"a " us
avthor. and 10 New York by G. Bhspus 70 "a
manual Of punctuation thk volans u wb@iJ '''t
vailed and should be nusd among n,e furnishings ["
every proofroom.
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The Eclectic Magazine for Sep.emberh cmbellisbed
with a portrait OF Sydney Smith, giving avorsbe
impression OF the features Of that great Engisb hu-
morst. The number also contains several aricIos of
unusus interest, among which are notices of Kinzs'ey
md Tenpyson So poets, the latter from Tho pen Of
Gerald Maesey. Nv. ii. Bdwoll
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THE DUSSELDORF GiLLERY.--We do a service to
the strangers in the City by calling their attention to
this large collection of pictures by the distinguished
school of painters at Dusseldorf. Some of the most
prominent of the present artists Of Germany are here
represented-such Losing, Sohn, Hasenclever,
Achenbach and others. This is the only public exh
bition of paintings now open in the City.
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A band of negro melodists performing in this Cit.
the title Of Chrys MINSTREL, served with IN
iunciien Thursday night the su Of T. p Chy
irg from making Of his They held i
So oC0 bonds.
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IN " INIBLLIGEN0K

rg.xs1Y's nTssTRztS.
So I, ct,,, 80 T,.<rh Hurphy. Joba w. Rsysof Bos
'N""' N lsrss Mallory ssd Q sr;G 49,. IT,. /.
NJ Cbr,ty states Val be !" vss{ =.
Grsr ysYs NJ Of yhgs-s hH.rsl' ". .s,i,,. Mn
s..,r ~ he .aa. dsszssta ks ehsnssfb 70 tS,sy -.
,-l. belns NJ, ssnei ~ he has erssnaso ns ~
IA % espi,i eonp-sif,,us scsn@fy 80
Conducted The performance r,r ranEsf 'ost t1eJ -
ana age hsay popnar-ihe noSt ro-peessie perm "a
,rngt =, with their fsnic irng tt7m - taA
syis isys ktupel aAoe'A'ion ed t.ssn the aAa
IL, Of Cbrs,J's ain.r.is. aiioush % pe,o1 o. tse
aame Of Chrsy .uons ths-, that 10y ,n mercy
lrpo.s up,a tbs Ugb.k An3 al'J iasre tbs eputsuo.
Of plsuts > eonPssy sud impair hs viss or s.s so.a
M e. ,b,ffhcy h.r- Travelled 10 a'~reat pace strsyef
t..d Chrys MIR rsls iss have styerrseatSv
n.,sr ,nes. nd designation 20 -ke place a.
sb BroosIyn MOassy sDa TUESDAY s,nns 18th ase Iil
est Ip unen ..Ssd for restraining ia.1 irSn nAs ssa
osru- and terspsrry 10 uoetion e. pfoniou hs ps
forming 10 BrookJn unser said asnle .. siSsr.ea
iuuetio yas sran,sd Az served by the Deputy Sness o.
brookyn bat they r.d attention ans went on sd Svs
the ~ rforunres. Aodoa maize yes,ecay ~ deesw
stall echi Clair Smith for sttse Neal sgsns te
the ahoye being portion Of nlnel r VOL on o. tn
riupc'oa which grured sns they were arrested and
bougbi VI Mess Van COt Csdy Of Broh - srresrd Ga
h. hsf ard obtsnse s-her time In which tcr1 IN 80 sp-
swer ana sdayis IL exeursrr and the uisttT re d 9v~
ii Tturtsy. the derndaH' N the uen time. 70 b
hail
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. VseAh,tA sY b, kosLE BUTLER and MisARD srVksls'
limo pr. SO. d Appleton L Co.
An excellent school edition OF SallCst The text s
printed ca large and clear type, the notes are TAU
Amos. too much So Indeed for the first reading OF the
author and the vocabulary is ccpous, and truly ex-
planatOry. THIS last prepared BY the late W. H.
g. Butler v hose violent death BY the bands OF an
ASSASSIN in Louisville has given such wide publicity
70 bis mann.
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Advertisement.
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BIAKE's PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINT, No. ll9
Pearl.st.-See under head Of Paints.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-sept. is-bstors
Judges NELscs aud Belts
The United States AIT late Collector " San Ffsnco' I'm
This case, referred to yesterday, was taken up ~
b continued
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ARRESTS by THE PoLIcE.-There was a total Of
arrests by the police Tuesdsy OF which thirteen
were foI inioxieation.
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COURT OF COMMON RLEAs.-sEPr. I.--Befors lad


COURT OF COMMON RLEAS.-SEPT 2-Befors Jadss
IsCsAHAS.
In tie Gaze Of Page agt EdgMfon, already referred
TO- . seaee verdict was ordered for this forenoon.
SUIT FOR DAMAGE BY COLLISION.
Jbn GALLAGHER assignee Of Hugh Gallagher ast David Bar
ney and others
II is alleged that Hugh Gallagher was owner oil az
oyster boat which irto Hursits by tho stes noo1
j. s Underhl belonsus 10 defendants, and oamAseo
OF for which with Of three weeks time Of nt
boa sl7c the suit is brought L y. shown ey tho tssmony
de ed n The complaint could be sustained Plnh ~
permtrd 10 withdraw juror For psntif Messrs Fsrfs SD
Coudert, For defendants, Mr.. 7. c. BlisA
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IT'D STATES DISTRICT CoURT--sEPr. 2-Besass

The United States az. Thaddeus seely.
Against the surety Of Postmaster up State, VINO =
ale sed defAuter tho Government about Wv ~
diet iojplaItih subject TO the opinon OF tho Oou'I
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M:ssrs. Goupil 81 Co. have issued an important
and opportune Chart-A Birds-Ey View Of the Crmea
in which the entire length and breadth of that cele'
brated cmntTy-its superficial inequalities and the
places on it, its connections with the Sea of Azo &C.
are captally displayed. 1t is geography made easy,
and is an admirable accompaniment TO the latest
news from the scat of war.
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s,,aur r,ns.-on Monday night scnhe curtains
49,, 40 10 ,sssa s Ne - ss.ases "a .ss 80 '..s
t...a.s ,ha .ssssi.s. pass uowe. ssssaa pssi~t ~
IA. .s,s.,t,.I |, sal sss.ssi hesSh Ia estisS~sA1 AS
-. rt. Dc s.s .hg ae,s ths aseas % 9 lsssr
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rroro,sp Nsw rAsk.-A petition Is in eiwulano,
,sfA Ia thu NisAtA Wafd. 10 proposed o. have
rs b, kinh sna si,A and b, rhii,sea,h AMI Fsss
.irssIh slA Tie roexsMsaI tds I.lt |" ssesesa
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it,iurizSenio unr''as'e'ee a., .,..,.
- IL .,sl. .t.ss ss t.siass rss ts.ssAsl sd,s
- ,.,,i vi t,o O. tks .siss % We rsfs"si'
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e,s,siss r..s'irss 40" r-r",''ss' [Ass@st
s-.---- =, --r,ss 4 ts---- t-rs- r'-.-.- So 80.
Ill Il. II s-,...ls. u ,--, u ssi aa--
a. -.-- y =. ,--tt.s. " ;-s--s II. s.--i : =;
h..t- t.-.l III ,-ii =. .ts. "a -, '-s-- V.'s'~
ILLS. a *. ii Ill J. .-.-. u. ,L..s,
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THE SEPTEMBER HEATED TERN.-A heated term
commenced on Saturday Sept. 6, and was preceded
by term Of temperature ineqailibria, from II p VI.
of Friday till GA. NJ. of Saturday at 64' for eight
consecutive hours. The following are the highest,
lowest and number of degrees change in each twenty.
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SrApBIyG ny A BORA had named John Wilso
was stabbed the shoulder Tuesday nt by saother 30
named Johu Met arty IL that SeCsrty was saeted
die corner of Nassau Pearl by Wsea and other boy
and he made Of the knife In Accused va
led IN for examination.
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Tur Ft,ru.Avrsu1 FAtas rHerrssr CAsr.Halhe
usose p'issaii Ate May usylaii OF 80 NE
ttssss with fase rfoetes which YES 70 hss
L.sa ssa.ses Issssdsl vac seIssss o, s"a's'
,a. p,iisy ws.S Mss, "a 10 csas,
ts,Jay that the ..i.saa ~.li taAs via
cod a.sss Ihs abe sissy chew hs -h.sss W "a
Eusisi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13

FATAL FALL An inquest was held yesterday by
coepsr .mble upon the body OF child named Goo hs'e"
two year. Of age who lou hs o on Tuesday BY falling out
second story window Of house No 500 West % ms
80 ys,dcf OF accidental desth Reinforced by ho Jul.
6sc..sed WIS, he scrson Hudson seeJ Fac and was porn
n this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13

FOUND DRowSIp.-Coroner oDonnoil h0'' y" -"
quest yesterday upon Tho body OF All ahaa0"A , !,
loa.on =. Deceased wa. web dressed and had aais hs 500
wbsisi'. and In bi.hi shou' hys hs' 'eV1a lsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13

The temperature was ineqaihtr,a at 90 from ~
P NJ of yesterday till A. NJ. OF this morning-Seven
consecutive hours. ,,oo
The temperature in the suns rays to-day was 100
LIGHTNING was seen in the south, low down toward
the horizon on Monday evening at and o'clock.
II reouires a temperature Of go and howard, con-
.c.eS WITH several consecutive days OF temperature
Of soo and upward, to constitute what denoIninae
heated term That state of atmosphere was reached
at p NJ of to-day: The two terms nSeqnI''or'a
indicate two enrthqnakes within this heated torn.
S,oSi,n Hishts Wednesday, Sept u. b MERiAh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13

ArrYurr TO RESCUE PRtsosrR.--A man nar,ei
Facets MeCae arrested yesterday BY Deputy saee Fsad
with sgnP,ns 60 fuseae prisoner naned Iehn
an. tho he'd hsen gs Sins for tso yesrs Toe
grand larceny Williams custody Of Che eesr ana
k,.s M atsd % Jail nom Tho Coar Of Sessions where no
~ sses .aoncsd Ihs aesassd Committed Tor examine
..-.A h. In.fi. IIltia
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-02-15
The Legislature

Since the dissolution Of the Joint Sess sion,
the Legislature has gone to work in good
earnest. Among the most important mat
ters passed upon, is the aid given to our
Rail Roads, for which members deserve and
will receive the thanks Of every true friend
of the State. We expect 10 hear this meas
IRE denounced by demagogues, and the dec
laraion made that the State is 10 be bank
rupted, and ruin brought upon us. Never
theless we think the Legislature has acted
wisely, and the members will be sustained
by the people, when the subject is properly
understood.
: Our regular correspondent keeps our
readers posted on the doings at Jefferson
BY his last letter II will be seen the Senate
have agreed upon another day for Joint
Session, to ballot for Senator. We hope
] the House will refuse 10 concur, and let the
matter 60 over to the fall session. fla Sen.
ator can then be chosen, it will be in gooc
time for the next session of Congress. -
There is no Use in electing man now, tc
take his seat next December. Enougl
time and money have been spent on tha
subject this session.