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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting Of the board Of managers WAS
Ied on Thursday, the let inst, at Al o'clock, p. IN.
the Hon Lpther Br 4dsh in the chair supported by
WD. X Crosby, Benz l.. Swan, Francis Hal, esqs,
and the Hon A. Hssbrouck. Two new societies.
were recognized 10 10 va and one in Iexss. Let
teIs we're read from the Rev. DR.. SehOn, correspond
ing secretary Of Missionary society OF the Me:h-
pJlst episcopal church South akuO Eledgilg re
cent RIsnt from this sOcety; from the Rev. James c.
Fletcher with IA account Of tle Distribution Of tue
scriptures in Brazil; from Mr.. james NJ. GOrtou,
treasurer OF the American board OF comm ssiJn-
ers for foreign missions stating that the second
edition of the AfmeDO-luTkisb bible is ready tor
publ alton. and asking an appropriation for that
object, letters and dOcum.uts IL regard TO Mr. Mont
salyatage labors IN New CIR Snada shO wing provI-
dental and very CRAFTY ing opeIng for circulating the
scriptures III that republic letter from MIR RICHTER OF
CorstabbOple in regard TO his visits to Rd-situ aud
French sOlGiers. Various grants were made IN books
To the Mass .chusetts Sunday school unOn; to rue
American Tact eoceIyi TO the Sunday'sc1oo uolol
Ct the Methodist Episcopal cnurcn; 10 the Western
Institution for the Poor Al iowa Cry to various needy
sabbath schools ana feeble Auxiliary s)cIees b-slie
zone en aller grants in different languages. Appro
Iatons were .de OF three thousand 10 lars To CUB
hsh the secOnd edition ~ the ArmenO-rurkish Bloie,
sDd five hunOred dollars 10 the Evangelical sociey OF
Geneva Switzerland 10 be paid 30 soon AS the state
Of the funds will permit. Ooe new sgeut was sp
pointed viz: the Rev j. NJ. Steele, 10 NOrth,rn Ar
kansas 1t wss a full and interesting mee1Gg'E
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FIRES.


THE FIRE II CHAMBERS STREET.
The following are the losses and assurances OF the
occupants Of the building No. % Chambers street, 10
which fire occurred Oh Thursday night reported
in yesterdays IRIBUNx The building is ownei by
Bunker Co. and is insured for s. 900 in the United
Ssies insurance company. It is damaged to the
amount Of about $500. Messrs. Buuker & Co..
rocers. occyped the FIST door, and hei. stock which
was damaged 10 the amount o; about slce insured
ior g. 900 in the LOridard. O. 900 in the City, aud
5000 10 the living insurance companies. Martin
Bier occupant of the second floor is insured 81 500 n
the Brookys 81 500 in the LeRoI. g. 600 In the Col
smbia and 81, 500 in the Rutgers insurance c'mPa-
lice. His loss is &c: down al shout 81 600. Chsrles
Taylor, who occupied the upper floor as 8 dwelling
insured for 8 800 in the Merchants insurance COM
pany, which amount viii fully cover BE less he has
sustained BY FIRE aid water.
Ayoung Russian named Iran rsiof, clerk OF Mr.
Bier was spp'eheneed yesterday morning on sispl-
'ion o. setting fire % the buisipS and committed 10
pSsen ioE examination.
FIRE IN SOCrH SIREET.
Aaiass a'T ~ Tt5~isy night fire was dis
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covered in the second story Of the building corner of
Pike and South streets, occupied by T. and l.. Lewis
liquor dealers. The police of the Seventh ward broke
into the building and extinguished the flames before
much damage occurred.
FIRE GRAND STREET.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock lsst night fire occurred in
the fancy dry-goods store, No 297 Grand street. kept
by Ju ius Fla on About $500 damage was done by
fire and water IrfuIed $4,000 in the Rutgers aud
81 900 in the Mechanics and Trader insurance COM
panies. The fire occasioned by some goods in
the sbow-window coming in contact with one Of the
gas burners.
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ASIAvF Pm MICHIGAN During the last
sion of Congress II will be Tecoeced that the Hon.
Chss f. Stuart ore Of our State s-nators, mace
proportion Cor the erection of Slave pen IN this
Stale a. a punishment 70 Michigan for refusing to
bsye her tails used for that purpose. But the project
was 80 generally execra'ed by the independent press
Of the Stae that supposed even the author OF
the infamous scheme had not the hardwood ever TO
revive the subject-much less any other citizens OF
Michigan.
Blu, we have been mistaken, aud we lesrn equally to
our surprise sno regre; that the grand Jury OF the
United States District court were thus morning called
down fron their by aspecal message from Judge
WilkDs and charged or reco nmended to take tue
subject of the erection Of United Sta .os
prson-whch of course means nothing more
nor less than SiarpeR--into consideration.
They we're recommended 10 visit the county jail
for toe purpose % satisfying themselves that 1t vas
wholly inadequate for tals purpose aud then to visit
the fort two or three miles below the CITY, with tue
view Of siiog whether 1t might not be converted
into prison for the use Of the Govern ntnt
We learn thst the character of Judge wilkins Q
charge left the impress ion that be 10 iavor OF the
oegracefpl scheme But We hope, tor his credit aud
for the creoit Of Sta;e that those WHO heard are
mistaken. We want no slave-pens 10 Michigan. lois
is tie first and We believe the only Free State in the
pOsed and ~hat is the necessity for l. here Dses
tie Adminst-a alton intend TO make Michigan their
lun,iI ggrOund for fugitive slaves, IN contempt for
the sentiment OF our people or ARE the sen aud sc IL
ton laws 20 be revived tor the punishment OF those
who dare TO condemn the fugitive slave la" and tue
business of slave cstchiog generauS
Its 10 Do hoped that Judge Wilkins will be able to
rel We himself from the odum Of being suspec ed 10
fSyor the Infamous project. However earnestly Judge
ks1e may labor 10 coDve-; Pennsylvania iuts Slave
State let not the soil Of Michigan be polluted with the
threatened disgrace Detroit Tribune.
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MAINE LAW STATISTICAL soCHTY.-A society has
recently been formed for the purpose Of collecting
facts and statistics TO the results of the legal sup
preston Of the liquor traffic The Hon. Samuel Fes
ssDdeIl Maine is president, and there vcepresi
derts in almost every State in the Union-among
may be regarded as the father of the Temperance
movement in this country; Gov. Clark Of New-York,
Gov. Brigham Of Michigan, Gov. Dutton of Connect
lieut., Mayor Conrad of Philadelphia aud numerous
Other prominent supporters of the Maine law move.
ment Henry S Clubb of this city is the secretary.
II already consists Of about hundred members,
many Of whom have contributed facts and statistics
OF al important charac er the records the society.
The results Of tie fret years efforts Of this new ASSOC
citation have Just been published in handsome vol
ume entitled the Maize Blq1or Law its Origin, His
tory end Results 1t comprises a complete history
Of the movement the life of Neal Dow; the contrbu
tons lust referred to, showing the results of prohibit
ticn in the Maine law States anc copy of tho laws
already enected by different legislatures of the Union
1t proposed to furnish copy OF this work to every
public library, reading other literary insutu-
ton il this and foreign countries gratuousy and for
this purpose the society asks the aid of such voluntary
Supporters Of the movement as may deem this subject
worthy OF encouragement The price of the DO ok is
81 o. but for every dollar to The society for this
specific pqrpOse, copy of the work will be presented
TO such institution as may be nominated by the sub
scIber.
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so,es OF Stocks at Philadelphia
NOV. 2.

F1,l Bodrd-'Oo City 6, oil 20o 20 81 200 L.hsh 8.
10 So, r.np $ 3 49, 10 10 EST i% c'y s,
&C. 10 cs.h, sea- IS Mneh r. R., ei y do IS g. 90 Lss
Island K u 80 90 CASH u. loo DO b. ~ ses.y.
81 P.un T. r ~. Girsrs Bsni. I. & P cssh. ut
heft,ecs hoards2oo Reading 6s as cash 70; 80 do
cab t2s; s. Be ,ver Mead h. r ess. &.
>,o R',d lac Penns s. 81; GO Uni,n Canal 6', Do
GU; lCoo City %. IL heading 81 tti 80 do, sS.a
lat ~; 2Pebns ~; 81 bsnk OF heatuety, lstt
100 Grard ,srt. G p M.
LITER Bodre-SoO Reading T. r, al
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MARINE COURT-Nov 2-Before Judge THOMPSON.
LIVING AGAINST THE WRONG PARrY-A coNrVMA
CIOCs WITNESS

CIoUs WITNESS
Melville Claiks sgt Chu'otte A Bsrb'L
Mr. E.. furnished q stove ana var10us other articles
h-teIt the prietoro boarding house. No. az
Chambers amounting to aoout 800 AM ough &C )n
for TIL amount and I. u-s execute M er which par
lor other furniture worth $40 800 Is aess YES
fer se tbs contracted he deb, Mrs Harriet sab. VII,
.cd ON 20 he siger.in- sw Mus Chsuo,e bsrbsr
spps snd before the levy judgment ass
"Mhs barber" wass asde. be levy VAS msds BY Mr. John
T brown in company we underta ID ~ith ,ossos OF
OF the upper uard, and Mr. Brown ohci,t deputy
sheriff ahieh IL claimed was wong Par les d>vio9 M
a. upon the furniture Favored in y4iu seT~ad h'a
MI Brown cb,.ns hun fr hsvns taken away sad ofIpert
~ish grand larceny and he now under Dali TO
The present .uit Is asaiost Mis- Chusts Barber BY
wsre in fact .olo sud thai she have Tor tn amount
~ Chsnb. and M-, Barber. sd shs promised
The for d.fen asked the wines where he Ok
tbst he cectec The thought under hs sir
It per quss lon. and he must an,wer n
sell NJ MeG,y, before snwsrtne-h,t he had b'en ss'ei
f. La,s ,eDy 10 tail tn GO . ssd IN q nov
tie 10 ns sut Tor tho sta ID hs must
had Tn. judge remarked h.t III Counsel
couIo tsv. polling whit mater s0d he
Mr. SeAdSm the eoui.7. TO s"th 10 tho case Grted tn4t
cred ID. wines and the tua stopped 10 be
resumed WEDNESDAY Dest The INST in '-ia,ion to wiz
1e"a ber sid over M ths mo n. at Tor further action hss"
Jones and stitt appeared tT defe'se.
SUIT FOR ALLEGED LIBEL.
Henry Henry sgt Moses Sssch-
Among the articles copied nom he mayors COM
plant book In June tung that uber
dsordey hou'-, sni the resort OF dan
wiop, fsurr wa. inserted being ms in coouect N
wb Other ssue' forming be numb Of .,e house and ,ne
The corrected tor time atter~sd Ia the editorial
.ps biz ui, No name VS. ed in ths psssph and
peuons esdy sisted, resided in tn h1no aud
somsDs coHsSeree that the .a COO not be- sad
& mo aos~ d sq a. esi ri M.
Gerard
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LAW INTELL/GEACE
SUPREME couRT-srscr.L 1tsN-NO-.2

LAIGHT STREET CHUR6H-INPoRTsSr A. To TRUs-
TIES or CHURCHES
Ire following is the opnlou ID fdu Of the court, s
rotice Of which yestsr-ay:
L.iset street bsptisi church sst Noe ard ohsr<
CLERKE udse.-lt caa saroely he conteoded thai
y Tb Ia, mage II the to,d section Of tbs act a. SIS
providing the incorporates OF religious socees
clex point As 'hcs N for eeH'os OF once Of
the chrrch IL state. they oe ons 70 II, saas
th,t the rersors elected must be ciet person. 81
ehnieh7 Az the TINE of their sleeon thea ne ep'ees
ust belong the society recesary 10 spritiA CO n
with it, in ruth aod IN tact portion OF rs t-noo
r! cor stuefey this qa.ihc snon az me
tine OF the sPpoilcent why 81 III not e'onas A..
dDiig the whole peod for Eneh toey we're eesdI tge
reason. apply 10 the one case a. vel IS tae 3neI.
matters better 10 the eauh thsn 10 ths
world The trustee mu, eonsse 20 oa's - h e 9 no."
ee' thed with The soost, "tloh ne s~ams SO,
II. mus. h interest. p'onot- ami he ~ ~heh
es S 10 s ees SG a se. ~. one s.ye
eh1rch b-coue member q sno'nsr or WIN iit-nunn Of
one e'n % pr DO iS- sam and the chqrcS viii We De-
prved d ell Of continuing t- oP-riJns TIE recusta
trustees can The welfare OF the body and
even {, The eaten Of Bringing ,bou' sd-ple 100.
Prom these IL clear to ni1d that trustee
r ger belong be Be- Trustee aud the ETY. al
Tn. 6ues ION then remaining s,der Is have the
dee sts c. ssed TO belong the Lsi.htee ohich do
not .h BE- derstooo that soc lee OF dismissal
the, Withdrew from the c, con. uion Of tbs chu'ch TITS
IN ii.sD thsn ~ithdra~, tom .p'n'ud DON
on theie-s witbdr ,ws from sricips JOG hen
al ordinance. OF il msy be pc call i
tusry Bn nevertke e,s, is Il not circunsnce, taken
wi other finding 20 show sn ,cus ssces
sion tom the society itself 'uhc ent, but
whep fad ia acdion ths this very tune the's trustees
m.ntesed inc mpai 10 with theiI outy the
cuch that induce others to eaye and
or, saec upon thn hundred msmbes in sor ua
con muBon that they actually ueee dsd n orsan ns
another sCciety though d. and have
their Ieeyic letters dismiss hal separate washp san
dsy evenings and her evening 10 ehnco In Fanso fee
that the p.tI ulttdr. with them ssed 10 thce Ia
Lahtst church anu that they havs empe Id opp -
to 10 the m OF Overwhelming majority # the society 20
css tho doors Of their place If worship csanh sv'o the
coucu,ion thai they have seeded thu Lsshs rs,t
cbuycb and ave alb icated their offices
Az Al events enough has been shown IL exp den
h.sripg OF the cause esanss aud proofs. Moou
granted
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ADVERTISEMENT -
TPAs-Tbe best assortment Of FINE TEAS will

be found at the CANTON TEA CoaPasYs newly sne
No Us Chatham tbet~esn Pear ana koose
20 the oldest the City We
our readers they better here than elsewhere either a
wholesale or retail. No branch storeA
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IAtyHrs;semcrtl

Gas, GAs!,-Several new styles Of Gas FIX
rr.r, surp.pg beauty and workmanship y,hnx ever
fered before eeseuss profaetns aat org
s,Ies conasny lss, the best PoRrABLE Gas WORKS nr
pyi,.te churcb1s. fsctsn~s N hscountry. Cell
4 our sresi Asauiscsugss Depot, No. SIS sre.d.sy
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Advertisement
The great INH,IING REMEDY for ASTHMA Con

and al Diseases OF the Throat and LungD Cus
1ss HYGnASA Thousands have been restored health III,
past year by ysesna Principal Office, NO. SiS Broadway
and sold by c. H. RING, No R5 Broadway. Pnce only 30
package Dr. CURTIS viii be the office daily from 10 70
O'clock where he may be consulted free Of charge
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NEW-JE,RSEY ITEMS.

NEw-JERsET BAPTIST STATE cosyEsTfoS.-A
general venon Of delegates from the Baptist churches Of
TIE convened Tue.csy mDrnins ss a. pscau.ssN
Tb. attendance unusually and the proeee.E OF the
eouy,ntion were ehAact.rred W harmony D. ~ Wilson Of
New arb elected nodesior the Rev NJ Car enter
clefk Che opening preached by the Rev '" T.
Coiuvll Of BIids-ton from Ast "a 10 d." 60 ye into I'll
the ~erd AZ On wednesday nornins cse %, o.
hy-red the L. Hodge ID pastor elect u the sJnth
church OF Se-If. par Of the day spsnt ia DIE
euns the resolutions ported ey the e7rnse on Iep
snee after which they unaImoasty Adopted On
weenesy evening the sermon before the hsS
Bspist Edpcsuon society pre.ehed ~ the Rev rat
ton Of Hoboken from Co.. S. o. Ase rinstsrs OF ID ss~
Testament Of the letter bat Of the spirit Ine n~9a
ary or>r,ors the and the work OF The LAC No
sscy hsve been prosecuted through the win unligA
visor and success
Political hAsEUyERs--IH h1hsdy AdrccR
SAY. that IRE prousmme Of Deuoerse psry III
Ser s.or Wight furnishes fands thu Fs In order
si. Thai secured be r,xns ss as
senate Rdmsa n Prce be waited to 90 last
win<z. and trn Bay sets be svxd v r. asU DsuSssss
seuinsdoc 6r Gsvyns1.
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SUIT FOR ALLEGED LIBEL.
Ham. Ham az AZ nAea : Zach
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Hov. 2-Befor
Judge NELSON

ALLEGED INFRINGEMENT OF PATENT.
Ross niba,t ast Harlem Railroad company.
To recover camages tor ALLEGED iLfflax- aent Of
patent improvement in the construction # railroad
Wheel. rsbt the p.tebt bsipg denied THIS case which
weeks but the jury after LONG trial unable
70 agree was Z. commssced To be continued
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COURT CALENDAR.

CIRcuIr coURT-Monfay-Nos 33, 81, $40, $50,
les 4stofl7.
SUPREME coCRr-Cenerdt term-N0nfdy Non
enumerated MOTORS and srgument-Nos g. 10 ", q % 81,
50 IS S. S. IS. 81. So. 2Is.
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fAdyertiserneEtI

LIGHTE, NEWTON a. BRiDBURY's Pianos, and
GOODMAN BALDwNs MEi opsoxs Eosls and doab.e bank
The only place broad gay where these instruments 10:
.ae Purchasers invited 70 C.: inspect ~ B.. Broad
Way TABskxAcLE SINGING CLASS on "WEDNESDAY EvExSGs,
n u o'c ock under the direction Of Y. n. NASH.
CoLsrkS NASH Agents No a. Broadway.
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CIT Y ITEM s.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-lmmense preparations are
making for the production of Meyerbeers Prophet, to
be given on Monday. No performance took place
last night in ORDER to make way for rehears AIS Can
not the musical public bestr themselves and attend
the academy 1t has been shamefuly neglected-al
the more shame, considering the vulgar trash that
meets encouragement With such singers as La.
grange. BrgDoIi Moreli Amodo, aud others, it de-
serves full success. Mr.. Payne, simply amateur of
music, hss the nsgement on his shoulders. If the
public fail to support him, who will try opera again!
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iAdveuismsntj
All who write should 20 to WHMARTHs, No. A

M.idensns hts style of Pen and Pencils called
Lownds Patent The best things OF the kind issued
sbae sgen convenient and durable Warranted not TO 60
3ut of order The attention of the trade Invited
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IAdyertisementl
Two hundred thousand dollar

Two hundred thousand dollars has been saved 10
people and fortune realized to the o natof the Ma
chine for IS 81 and 81 80 dozen Dssuare
oypes and Photograph al the chesp system
Nc. Broadway.
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Advancement
BLAKR's PATENT FREPRoOP PAINT, No. H9
Pesyls-See under head Of Psnta
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Advertisement.
INHALlNG REMEDY for Ast

Copunpon and all diseases Of ths hrost aud lusg D. Cur
rIs HYGIEA Thousands have beee restored heath the
pss wear by the Hyge.nl Principal Office No. SiI Broadway
spd odd by C. H. RSG No. 1876 Broadway. Pn;e ony -
package DR.. CUKT will lie the office daily from 10 to
O'Clock where be may be consulted free Of charge.
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DISTURBANCE ~ TWELFTH sTREET.-A row took
place Thursday night in Tweh street near avenue
which people Of both aud all engaged Clubs
freely use aud several were
ur.d the parry named Ehz. King, residing at No.
4 Twelfth street bad leg badly cut aud the ther irac
tued an Jsms McGinty arrested, chHg with IN
cpe the injuries with rong pn His wife Bddy Wa al'o
captured with The officer while be was endesV
or 10 arrest husband The offenders were locked
up by Justice Wood and Mrs King conveyed TO the Hoe
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Tgy P.ss.rc BRIpGES.-r~o tiJs Of equity have
been Sled tire United s',ns Great court M Unsres
TIE erection 81 The Tar .4d psnsro,d bridge. MI Msoi
possessed Of dDek popets 'teaho1At a5d o,as
10 Of TIE Ivef for nA1an purposes E-sfsF ia tea o.
The hiSg. - AID 90 the general PHeP'S u
the rive! rishts party.
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brooklyn IZEH,S.

PREPARATIONS FOR ELECTION DAY.-The mayor
has Issued an order directing the captains of police to
distribute their men twho TO be in full uniform
about the different polls duriog the entire day and
evening of the election on Tuesday next AL police
men are forbidden to take any psrt in politics. beyond
depoetDg their votes, under penalty Of suspension
and trial They are directed to arrest all disOrdery
and drunken persons and To be particularly vgiIant
in preserving the peace.
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As.,uLr WITH STONES Yesterday, Patrick Kier-
r.u vas broush before Justice Smith the charge Of throwing
stones IN public spears thi. on the night pre-
vous CT the PROFESSIONS Wa re arlng nome ION ne
D,m.rstjc mas meeting IL the Miuy gard officially
ocurred them aud another ray coming from OPP
n rres urouson until Pot stop % BY the F dst:t police.
youp aped George Benton, residing At M 81 Bridge
street saek IN the breast with stone and fncked sense
I-. He sht be Ps district staten hoo aud
tended wien he conducted his hos- The accused
was detected th. hrJwnz missile By officer and
Locked % the In the morning he admitted 70
bal TO await examination the charge.
KINGS COUSTT HOsrITAL-Extract from the report
for TIE week ending Oct SO: Rsmunins IN hospital ~; ,e-
eeived BY order Of superintendent 49, born q tcts iS
transferred Aim. house. L. do nuoey discharged -;
cecsssed, I; total, 81 Remaining, f57
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RAcHEL's PERFoRMASCEs.-It is announced in our
advertising columns that NJ lie Rachel will give six
performances in this city on returning frou Boston,
previous to going TO the South. They will take place
at the Academy of Music, and will begin with the play
ofAorierne Lecouvreur Tuesday evening Dext. The
sale Of tickets begins to-day at No. 40 Wall street. and
No e3l Broadway.
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IAiYeriisenentl

A NEW voLUME-See advertisement Of LTE
ILLusTKrrD, first pss.. Ne. now ready .; No. 80
Broadway.
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IAdvertisementI

ndsestin SICK Headache Bilious and Liver Disc and
ssrecay recommended Of delicate constitutional
Sold by respectable ApothecAes and 81 the prncpa depo,
corner Of Hth-6 and Sd-sv.
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It is our firm belief that in nine cases out of ten
Cousbs Colds and ali Brooch I,tions however severe
NAV be cured bv the fWr.Rs BALANo MILD CBEk
NJ an sie TIA only ia needed 20 prove thia
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ASSEMBLY SorISATIoss In the LIT Ass amblJ de
tct in Hudsos county Clement ST. HanoeI tbs Demoe'a'e
e.ndia,r for msmAsr Of Assembly The oonventon which
usn,ins,.d him rhursa, night sad heS uar 7eces
yesterday Z at hieh tine ehric' ". et ed TIE
srusse srvse from tn cs Of Hoboken for the IMITATION
m ~ lid o.Iic Jobs IL LoS the esndisse Of the Osm'
er,t In tee liz dat Gso,s7 Os Motg r~ce'vui tae
1oIraon AZ DeuuoeIsre coos--tn Il a~eraeo, how
ever that the Wits keos NothnEs eootroe ins 90
yet ton and h uou,.oo, and he emocr,t have
anot-rr nomination The Whl<s have
vet made theT Nominations
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ATTFNPTFD SUICIDE Robert Stewart middle
nigh gave himself up he Sixth ward police, and
tboy serwsfd fell sensse TO the Sidewalk he was axsn
the stston-house and placed in cell where he soon at
tempted his throat with piece of boken ass; but
failing in this be got possession Of spoon an after breakos
aash In his neck he immediately taken
70 the CITY prison, and placed in the Of DE- Csyi
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FALL THROUGH A HATCHwAY.-J0hn Smith, Ia
employ in the warehouse No i Water street
terribly Injured yesterday by falling through the hachSas
the FIRST story He placed in chss Of
the commissioners Of Emigration
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CHURCH DEDIcATIoS.-On Sunday next the new
German Methodist EpcopA church Of Loriner and
ssss rrees distinct will be dedicated to worship
rcd The d-dicsory vii be ptssehed In the fore
Bbop James Sermons will be preached in ihs after
noon and evening BY Dr. Durbin And the Rev w. Fox