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Remaining in institutions.

communication was received from the medical
board of Bellevue hospital in reference to alterations
and improvements of the hospital The medical board
suggest the enlargement of the main building raising
the roof. 80 as 10 make for about two hundred
and fifty patients; TO make improvements In the
operating ROOM TO construct an appar tus for raising
patients to the upper stOnes; to introduce Croton
water in order that there may be sufficient supply OF
cold and warm water, and improvements In the VEN
tilaon I" which is very much needed. On notion
the communication was ordered printed and laid on
the table for future action.
A communication was received from the CLERK OF
the common council transmitting resolution of the
common council for detailed statements of the financial
condition of this department monthly $3.50
Gov. WEST, of the special committee, submitted
report in reference 10 T. proprey Of lighting Blaek
wells and Randals islands with gas, and on his
motion it ordered printed and MADE tue speciai
Older of next meeting. -
A communication was received from Mr. Evar's,
council for the board, in which he says Ia the SUIT
CONNIE need against the commissioners OF emiyra1on,
they set as defense that under the statute they are
entitled az credit against any claims OF the city or
county of New-York, to the amount o. expenditures
of the commissioners within sse county for lands and
buildings, VIZ: S4OOOOO.
They further claim to set off against the demands
of the governors the expene of native born infants
whose mothers are chargesble on the commission
In regard 10 the abandonment of the proposed aro'
tration of the alters in controversy between tue
two boards il grows out Of the conviction that udi
cs determination of the Iights and duties OF the board
of syepors was essential to the proper discharge oil
their public duties, aud not from any lndsposnon on
their part to an amicaoe adjustment Of the matters In
in dispute.
Gov. DRAPER sid the commissioners of emigration
were determined to keep the city and county OF New
York out of what is justy their due. He thought that
before the expiration of five years this department
would be ssddled with annual expense OF $3.50 600,
by having 70 support Aliens egitimately chargeaoe 70
the commissioners, unless the legislators turn ther
attention TO this matter and make laws TO correct the
evil. The communication was referred TO the commit
tee of the whole.
A communication was received from the foreman OF
the grand jury, requiring Improved ents IN Bellevue
hospital.
A vote of thanks was rendered to the managers OF
the American Institute for an invitation 10 the chill
dren of Randals island TO visit the fair, and II was
decided that two hundred of the children should visit
the city on Saturday for that purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

The Hon Townsend Harris, recently appointed by
President Pierce to negotiate treaty OF commerce
with the kingdom OF SIAN sfer which he is to pro-
coed to simoda, Japan, in the capacity of sonsll-
general to that empire, sails 10 the Pacific todsy via
England and the overland route for his destination in
the EdsH Mr.. Harris was formerly president of Che
board Of education was the niistor Of the present
free academy and has frequently cent contributions OF
bis own collection enrich the various cabinets Of the
institution. A very handsome compliment has been
rendered TO Mr.. Harris by many of his old friends,
Including the faculty and Others connected with the
free academy who have had painted within the past
few weeks a portrait by Boge, to be placed in the
hall Of the board of education in company with those
of Erastus c. Benedict and De Witt Clinton.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER II, 1855

RrroRr or rHE BRo-KIrs cHiSY y" roLIekI
The report Ofshe Brooklyn chisf o. police for He
ry Sep, -, submitted b. rte ovun0n Cornel D.
By thu eocune;i sppes~ that tie whole uum>f -.
So. being ineresse Of s& oscr tbs ~ 49,
qusrer Daring ne same penod ls persons Sess
picked and restored to their ave sres w en-
tiuxushsd rescu-t from dro~nins ana
81 6S taken from lodsers snd druAken aai 70
them 30 days lost By members Of the depart
.rr Of sickness sud disability b-ns sversse
ioss Of sr9 half dsy; complaints we're pro
against twenty members OF the department whsh apoa
vsstta resulted follows: fourteen comp snts were d
missed regned after complaint tvs were supeeded f
DAYS su for day The character Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

The NEXT ECLIPSE On the morning Of Thursday
the 18th Of October next, the moon viii be totally
eclpeed for period OF more than three hours Venus
viii be rising as the eclipse ends Mars will be visible
an hour earlier, Jupiter viii set as the eclipse begins
Saturn will be rear the meridian. Thus all the usually
visible planets will be seen, If the weather is c'esr
undimmed by the superior light Of the moon. The
following table from the American Almanac gives the
time of the beginning and end of the eclipse at the va
rious places named, according to the mean time at
each place.
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BursIARr-The tailoring establishment o. John I
VIXEN FsI.on nes ra. =. tslosass sss.se
on sunday night s and oboed Of sss ggserty .: eo-ns
ye,upxs d. &c 10 al W gsd abort Doc TIE sn. saes
wss sDed throssh the bsmeni and he too ssas % ne
up0e apartment faced opea b. breaking oa, tae psoe
xTer esssrns he robbs hsd a TER wy sn3 sac
oeeded ecspns With al TIE gods they housst v'rh tss
trvahls epeaubsr Themselves VITA TIE r>osey n1s
dscov,r-d nocass l. szppo<st sAs s'oH W.T.
ssryte1 q n vsfpa
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MARRIED..

FDWARD-wELLS-At Clarion, Bureau county, IA BY tho
Rev T. Coimsn, Nr ALANSON y. EDWARDS Of Lsmesss
ty Miss SARAH A. WELLS Of the former pa'e.
caosRy MTrIFORp-On Tuesday Oc' 49, by the Rev. Dr.
BedeIl CHARLES W. CROSBY Of San Francisco. Cal enc
ELIZABETH A., second daughter OF James H. MaiioN o.
this CITY, -
PLATT-NETHERBEE-AtD Durham, Y, on sunday, DOT
IA BY the Rev. Marcus Smith, MT oASiEL rLAIn o.
Wesbtook Coon. to Ma IL ANN WETHkkbdh Of
Iryinsburgh, Ohio.
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENsEs.-A man named
Solomon sprink yesterday arrested charged with having
IN NAV lat Mr. John j. Habbk Of No 81 Nassau
tr.et ont Of zoo of ded and thirty dol
lsrs by false and fraudulent preensss The c)mPlsnsn al
eres that the goods the used him note
Of which the following Is copy:
"si39 ST. LOUIS, March 2, 1885.
Five months after date promise pay the order Of
sprink one hundred and thrty-nine dollars B. HENRY.
:" Due Aug Sc"
He furber alleges he has msde inquiry st. Louis for
the ,ruer Of but find him and he bs
evs that the whole matter got for the purpose Of de-
fraucps him. the having been protested maturity The
before Justice Pesrcey and held TO bail In
Two collars the charge whea called upon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

NEw.JERsEY RAILROAD The changes in the time
of running for the Winter aanaement of the New Jersey
s bsye in ps been rem cred Necessary to
nc ms th the E.sex and Central railroad trains Tbs
F, pd1s ram. h,vs been .ddsd $50 and P NJ
@ sasGs sn S a 1.ns 30 a. s ss .ad
esve MOrrs and Essex station at Broad street for New
E,cn Ne York the and 7So A. ~ are merged train at
rs A. o. the $50 Nj eh.ssed TO 10 80 A. NJ the oS'
,s,ed soT 10 and si5PM Two trains have added
between the Morris ana Essex station at Broad street and
ss% Ne .Dd s p 81 returning there from
New York al us and II 80 A. NJ and 80 aud el'P "
." to ng as md sI5P NJ and train. st
have been sided RSqTpoe tseTs from RON @ Ss 9s
been ged and p ~ and trains at IL A. d.
& %:TSs
A. n. has b.en saded AID that %tP. di,sontiaasd
N:wYss . 20. ~ I'd he Il ;Ses az
turns hO@ Sew SOs all NJ a,is.i of A 81 correspond.
ing alterations being made ia this Inns all other staoe as
ger adveeeut which reference can be made for further
piItic1lnB
Ex AID. whitoek has been indicted by the grand
inv = the Hudson county court Of Oys and Termina al
e.sa corraptLn ia conns.on with tbs srantias OF liquor
licenses b. the Jerey City commoa council lie was not
The common coubc has Intellectually attempted to seit TIA
fas 10 Connection with the Five indictments have
besl found against him
Adam Goose in Hoboken was tried and convicted
yeneriay before Justice Bernsrd Of selling liquor without
tceIae ald fast SO AID coats.
Tie Rev George III. DOane Of Newark, recently a
convert 70 tbs Ro1 Catholic religion, s.sd yesterday for
Hayre Fsnee the pscke Admiral He 10 tbs college
OF St. sapes Paris study FOR the pnsh 'ot and VIII be
there about wear half This college the whers
Bishop Bsyley wa, Instructed
An Engisbman named u. Grange cOnnlttsd sal
sias a. Trs,iou On Friday By t,kins pJison-
Elizabeth CITY hss contributed four hundred doAars
,ai ,E,y ore eeut f the RELIEF gths Norfolk sufferers
The sentence Of Rebecca Davis, convicted at Cam
dso u urserng her child has been postpone Of
question Iaisdcton sas threw her child into the Des
ware nun ferry-boat.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

JupeE CUTTERS sALARY.-Judge Culver, ir the
Supreme court in Brooklyn, rendered his decision yes
t4rdsy on the motion for msndsmus mace On behalf
Of Judge Culver snd ordered that an alternative 1an
dsmus Issue, directed to the county treasure com
mandiDgtO pay Judge C.s salary, or shov cause at
the next special term Of the ssu:. WHY ne ha no'
done %.
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CITY ITEMS

NORMA To-SroH1-The Academy of Music will
produce Norma tonight, with novelty Of the cast,
MAI. La Grange being the Drudess in which character
she sings Casa Diva better than Grisil, and Miss
Hensler, Adagisa Mr. Bignoli, Polio and Mr..
MoreIli, Orvesa. With such attraction there ought
be a good house.
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ket cond be taken TO Market slip where il was orgi
naily intended TO be placed. Mr. L. continued at
considerable length in favor Of the Catharine street
route.
The committee then adjourned till Thursday at
p. NJ, when parties in favor Of ia or Catharne
street routes will be heard
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Rockwell
NEU-JERSEY LI,EMS.

FIRE IN BLooNFIELD.-The barns and stables
owned ard oecuoed by Joseph Mum and Sylvester sss
situated Bloomfield tota iy destroyed BY hre
FrdaT evening with considerable unit Of hay rye &c
Three very valuable aborses the property OF MI Mran,
were also destroyed The total loss 70 about SlpOsshty
insured The tire supposed have been the work OF an in
cepdary wagon from Sehooleys mountain, containing 200
pounes Of powder he'd been EFF the stables while the
esmster taking supper the tavern aud was with much
difficulty rescued from explosion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

SUPREME CoURr Special Term.-Nos 81 10,
H. SO. les, Ice, 2l7 to "a, D. s. - =. ..
Conwoy PIEAs-PARr Mos. s66, $685. 1881 1899
~ Isas IC7o par INos 1908 1873 li3S 27 to iiSI, 1893
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. l79. ls0, 564 500, S9A llls
s ss5 $50 la sos 597 500 600 co., COS Co., eos so To
CIRcTiT CorRr.-Nos IO4 80, 375, 2ea, 27a, 100.
3S6 90. 1910, $50, S51, 6, SIC, 3ls, 400
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssoNs-ocr. is-Bs'

Patrick Haggerty, whose trial for grand larcesy
was e.eiday this uins convicted and re-
handed fUs sentence.
Thomas MADDEN, keeper Of sailors boarding
house. ssains whom charges Of vas Gsss
on charge OF OBTAINING thirty dollar. ada msaog
rem sailor named Ashsnd under pe,ense that be owed hn
large amount tor hoard and Odsng The jury acquitted hn
of charge but the court remanded him 10 prison 70
the other Indictments -,
Peter DOYLE was tried and acquitted Of grand lar
cepy stealing god watch, vsaed at Si!V no" as 49,
King
The court then adjourned for the day
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HEAv3 ROBBERY IN NEw-HAvES The jeYeTy
store Of Isaac Rosenberg, in New Haven was entered
by means of false keys Saturday night aud robbed
OF ewelry valued at Fix eight thousand dollars.
reward OF five hundred dollars has been offered for the
reurn Of she goods and the detection Of the thieves
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tales Of Stocks 1t f,hiIadsIphi...

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FS.i Bears-ioO Bs.yer hs.'os 4 r. g losi r.s ~
g. sSij SO 90 iSi 1900 d. Ss -" 60; 81: a. 81,
s. ga 80 ds 81 $500 Psan,yissn,. & z e. g, SO
s..s ~ 20 RsssSs r. b OH 100 DO, So 10
days. ~; 100 DO, "a o.. days, ~, 100 DO aa.I' ~
.,on a, 10 sesuyitl Nav Preferred Is. sii, "a b$vs
s, IS a. sii II Pepnsyiysnis T. r., C. Pa 81, 100 Log
,5 ~ 49,
Bas.s. Boa,d.-lo Psnns- Z. r., c: Z ?. 81
90 90 b5 81; SO CRY s. 7sa; 500 Resdss T. e. -
50 Union Canal Is r. d Ltus sehsyL z, ?
a 10 RS.siasR h Is al; is Girssi Bal. ~
Iftey Boayd-foo Rssains r. r. essh. ut
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Mr.. Jacobs, q young man of this city, who wen
some time since to Italy to qualify himself as vocalist
for the Italian stage has recsved engagement at the
Tesho di Nizza Marittimsi AMI sn Italian journal
before speaks most encouragingy Of his prospects
This is about the sixth American who has undertaken
the same career in the same way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

The Episcopal Board of Missions, as win be seen by
an advertisement will its annual session in
this city to-day in St. Bsrthoomew's church, Lafay
cite place sermon will be preached in the evening
at the new Trinity chapel 10 Tweny-fth street, near
Madison square, by the Rev. Mr.. Nicholson of Gin
cinnati and tomorrow evening general meeting for
missionary addresses will be held in Ascension
church on Fifth avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

METROPOLITAN THEATER.-There was no peform-
ance at this theaer last evening Various rumors Of
the reason were afoat among the public. The reason
assigned at the gates that Mile. Rachel was ILL.,
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GREAT BARGAINS ~ CARPETTSGs.-We haze
BOW lsgx sock Of Fall Importation con psns 81
set Tapestry Brussels Threepy and Ingram Cspsrz Foo
oie!o,hs ke which offering low rate, ~ 80
Rich Bru.ses7 and per yss1 SMITH Lovs'sAfbf NJ
Broadway, Gra1d-st.
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MARINE coURr-Besors Jadse rHOsr'os.
JAIME. Donlin az. the Nsw.York Gas Co

James Donn az. the New.York Gas Co
Mr. Dorlin was engaged as a hand Ia digging
sewer AZ the corner Greenwich and Duane reet and vs.
near the pipe which secsme exposed BY the dsnS rs
ssce burst severely burnt and wounded MI boan VIE
Vas sck for about to mouths commended that ths PIPE
vas efecve and The company liable. Tue Jury gave
verdict foi the plaintiff Of Slt
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IAdvertisemept.l

Che. AUcTTos.-We offer at wholesale
retail a be- Toilet
Cut Glass and Plated Casters Branch salesroom
No 81 Chsmberss White China Dining Sets, containing 100
pieces, so.
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for the proprttors Of drug shops to inquire whs'be'
less conspicuous 'igns would not answer their puE-
pose, ard ssve the eyes and limbs Of the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

A CHILD ACCIDENTALLY DROwNED.-Corouer Gam
bic he'd 81 inquest yesterday upon the body Of VIM Barine
child three yesp OF age, WHO found drowned on Mosdy
evening In hole ed with the garden attached TO the
residence Of his in Fifty second street neM Eleventh
sverue The child had been missing about hours before
bis body sbsve The uiy rendered verdict
Of accidental death.
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law LNTELLIGE.NCE.

SUPREME COCRT-GEAERAL TERN-Ocr 70 -DgcIuoss.
QUESTION or REsIDESCE.
Hur bat SEeetsM sgt. lsasc D. SeeleJ
The court judges Mitchell aad MOrns-Judge
POooeys nDs held Ia tbs use that Mr. ssesy t,nns
,oss 4 foods from srtsbhshaest HoEpe!sye Ia this
s,as 20 Wisconsn opening there fot thsf
snd be.Dg mouths oct ef bis business goisz
and ks family Of Horn esye intended retgrn and sss
ca bis way attachment Wa Issued szanst ms
property HsfueisY lie bonrsdsnt, was DOT snen "a
a1se ststs bGg him within the
act Judgment 81 special tenn eDl'ihi's tue s'''u
ACT % LIMITATIONS.
Denny az. smith.
Wien ore Of two joint ceb;sra weut out Of the
state ard x.s gone three years AID the other femsns1 and
process Instituted 1zslr later uL aet the expHs
to. q az yssf acid that TIE s7ts Of Limitation sppiss 10
both.
PERFECTfsC TITLE.
Grady sst. W.sd.
The lite imperfect, but the devizees Bang no"
G. re wiling psFfset IT, the pUIehsE mast e'mpsss
% s2yct,L TERn- Before Judge cLEkKE
Laah stree. Bsprst church James Noe and others
For niuI cOn prohibiting b We Of nine trustees wno
have scrawn ffcI the church and received certificate =
s.S hurch already referred 1'thsr argued
OF tbs part ave "a contend@d Il hsy I'D
ths Of the corporation. which sspa
tom tbs ce.estes or feIz1Us PARTON ~ we eheoen
aad ~ithdr fro %
;isg e the cbunch they Do rot give thsr
?. rEEte,L Ths ss Denied Decision reserved
Before Judge HITcrELL.
DECIsIOss.
Frese.ick and John Pentz sgt. Amos X. Zoo -
Tsrpora and suit In relation 20 NJ; Fac e.unsf
besras Sc PLACED Il eyon q building To Gsecwicn
.eley rsfere5 TO- IDaneton ssso'yet without COST
s.t without ;ht defendant 70 e0umencs S on sny
estskag hs nay haze BEEN BY p.n'it without ss'7
CO "a. eOart s.er fr1 js5zmes, In tss action -
William E Winerding AID anotoer az oysepu
.os,s ssna..on thai SETON b brought ~ damages %
sirscbirg tie property.
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THE coURrs.-Tbe criminal term Of the City court
eed yesterday Judge Caver presiding snd
Allen snd Stryker.
James Heely and John Wilson nragned for busry in
the third degree Pleaded ray TIE indie en alleges
that the the ntegshop OF Patrick STAT
tey Co.. the 18Th o. August last, aud TOOK quantity OF
tools
Horors Burke indicted for ksepirs Gsorisrly house.
psded guilty ard sentenced to the PeneniAy toT thy
DAYS Sentence suspended.
Miet.s roye aud Charles Roberon Indicted for grand lar
plesded ntenced Tor twenty. Jays each
Ephrsim ssey Indicted for grand larceny, TOT the alleged
ue.sg Of qusLy Of rose aud sai' fem ne snig iona
Stevens the Atlantic cocks Ia Aussi s Ths defend Ant
pleaded not guilty. -
eevins stolen goods THIS not concluded whsa tae
cturt
CoURT OF OrER And TERMISER-Ths court WAS
orgsrE~d befe Judge ROekse sud Justices styker ard
Enmon yesterday No business transacted snd ne eouri
Adjourned to TUESDAY next
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL rERN.-Juige Rockwell
held special tsrn Jsssrdsy number OF parts motions
were disposed judge Culver applied for msnismus TO
compel the county pay him lis salary city Judge
This motion not granted but The county treasurer s
cssed TO show esGse Thy he withheld It.
FATAL ACCIDENT ny FALL.-A man named
avenue lat evening snd falling against eswhee fractured
his skull and died almost instantly Cor ner ketdes was
nstihed.
ATTEMPT AT ARSON between II and l2 O'Clock
on Monday person t-opted burn down Of
Second street Eastern District BY setting FIRE 'havinga
Itwss dcsvered by fcea Npser and Griths, who ex
guhed the flames before danags had been done inc
6uIiipss are owned By Mr.. Wm. Lesycraf
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fAdvsrtisement
CRncKrRY EOR HOTELS AND DINING SAL

An eney sud beautiful pattern Of lronstone Ware
pure and pesIly wheoess ovs shapes ven worthy th-
attention OF AID Boarding House rroprsos costs
80 than half the prizes of Chins No. 1875 Pearl st. OF No. o
Chsmbers-tt., next door 10 " StewHts'
GouLDs ELLIOTT.
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TAavertismsn.I .
All who write should 90 to WnMARTH's, No. a

M.p.ne and see his new style Of Pea and Pencils called
Lovrds Patent The best things Of the And ever isEsd
chste elegant eonvsnen and dlrsbs Warsnts4 act q &C.
sut Il oreer The attention Of the trsce . iavitod
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ADVERTISEMENT
CROCKFRY CHINA, GLASSWARE, &s, BY TIE

ORIGINAL PAcKAcE REPAcSED The attention OF Dealers
Invited as are able offer inducem ens for cash
GOuIDs a. ELLIOTT Nos 1876 Pearl and 81 Cham oersts
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Total artists. - - L. ;
poice St5 BY the lid dsct s By the It'd district 40 oy
lvh district By the VIII dsct Ssj By tue tn cisre
IL By the With district 81 BY the With ward and % oy n7
sh
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EDMARD II. DIXON, NJ D., Editor Of I'M

scspe Operass and Consu ting No ~ ayOtce
hours from and To evenings, Piles Prospsu,
and Fxu!s cured without the knife or hsatgIe
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Extra large DAGUERREOTYPEs In c0l0rs Tor only
20 cents. inc udiDg beaaufal CASE equ in quality to thoss
charged for elsewhere at WELLSGs cor Of Becker snd
Canine
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Advertisement.
The new STYLE pO1traits LANIPRATYPEs. pres

more sodity fine texture bold and beautiful far
passing the Photograph Dssasueoiype .nd are &C monica
In price No. 239 Broadway, HoLMGs's.
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PUBLIC MEEZZNGS.
BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.

The regular weekly meeting of the governors OF the
Alms-hou sc was held yesterday afternoon at their
rooms in the Rotunds. Present: Cows. Townsend,
Draper Herrick, Smith, Duke, West, Temann
Dggro, Henry and Taylor.
Number of persons remaining in the institutions for
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advertisement,
AsswARE. BY TIE PACKAGE OR 9TH

GLASSWARE, BY THE PAChAGE OK OIHERWISE.-
Comprising French, German, Brooklyn, NewEusland Con'
papys and Pittsburgh manufacture general assIr.meat
prcss extremely low No. Is5 Pe,rs aud retail a. NJ 81
Ckambtns