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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-17
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

rv,n.y Nov, led. ID. CosovER, eeq, P'eSiuo"'
n p I,e yefrved-By the PREsIDEST-ot Whsn
~ MsnIev fsr remuneration account OF dsuaSe 10
II. mo on Rloomingdale road, caused oy the
lamps not Seng Ins-Of Engine company No. 8, to be
t!ySad esgbt, eight dollars paid for PLUMBING and
ga gar INV Mr Vas Co1r-Of Jacob B. Gross, policeman,
4. y! enumerated for back pay while SICK.
r. ronsfrance BY the PRksiDESI-Oi henry
~ m. nd others against opening Seventy-tourth
street. between Egh'n o'ohuo "'' AuN''" ''N' ~
connnny.to,.-By the PREsIDEsT-That the COM
;'.;o,srs Of Repairs, &c, report what amount has
oynepded since Jan. l. 1885, for repairing streets,
"a wbst amount is yet due, &c. Adopted.
Nv Mr.. McCAHILL-ln favor of paying Hose con-
~ No. 46 thirty dollars for gas fixtures. Referred.
pr,orfs-Of committee on roads, IN favor OF con-
e-1,;p, .vsrd of contract 10 lillian Humes for regu-
,.,;n, and having Sixth avenue from For.y-second TO
Foyty eighth street. Adopted.
~ committee on arts, &C., adverse to painting
,oy,ysit of Gen. W. b. Burnett and placing the
Z he Governors room. Laid over.
OF committee on roads adverse TO opening One-hun-
dred-sDs fifty first street. from King sBndge road to
McCoonbs dam, the person who owns two-thirds, and
tour Others having objected. Adopted.
OF committee on finance, in favor of appropriatng
three thousand dollars per year, in addition to the
four thousand dolars already allowed to tie society
for the reformation of juvenile delinquents. To COM
mittee Of the whole, and to be printed.
Several other reports from committee on assessments
and other nmitees were sso received and referred
10 the committee Of the whole.
From The Board Of aldermen Resolution in favor
Of adverthng proposals and selling to the highest bid
der, for five years, the privilege Of collecting and re-
moving from the city all dead animals, ofal &C. with
speci6catiOns annexed. To the special committee.
COMMITTEE Of the whole.-The Board went into COM
mit.ee, Mr. G. s. COOPER in the chair and took some
papers into consideration among them the report az TO
ferry from foot Of Forty second street. North river
The chairman Of the committee being, it s said, the
candidate for presidency of the board, the members
see med disposed to try bis powers under excitement,
and numerous motions and speeches wsre made, and
repeated risings TO order &C., but he stood it very
well considering, till at length the board amused itself
ont Of quorum and adjourned TO Monday.
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CITY ITEM s.

How : THE WIND Just as II was yesterday
which yesterday, to the reader, will De the day before
So the wind is lust as il the day before-steady
and moderate from the southwest shifting and veer-
rp about two or three points of the compass but still
holding the sails full on the same course-stlll BRING
mo forwerd the vessels long wind-bound upon the
coast stretching away to the south from this modern
babel.
The wind of yesterday not one of the b'uster'os
Winds 40 common al this season. 1t could not be said
gift, .,.,....
The eur,u. wind comes searching through he street
wb,rirs S SSSia he quick Pede'ir.n'' feet
Whoe heaps Of litter
Nc il WAS the gentle zephyr OF our Indian summer
season that belongs alone to America, though WY
20 called. who can tell Or who can tel wea hs' be-
come Of the people ths' gave name to this pecnhN
season They have passed away, as quietly a., IN
ev DAYS more viii pass away the smoke OF this de-
agh,fpl season. Socn will
"1b.btrt ..,,ths Su,nA .rs desh aPPsa
sniey,-,tl'a s r,,,iaiu tho waning fiu
tNeg p'oy-soss
And even those ,horgh they may no. vane N price,
ul DOT wei W beyond the poor mans reach 81 they
60 when
sh..,.-,s 80 i,or ed his th.cssre o."
Al toy-s ~ .eathCt 49,,
rl.x .-.-y seafhrr
Then We "a. oh back and contrast n" Nin
ah. and thea We ,lAi better appreciate by ootES''
ne l,ve.e b,a0,y of 'hi, delicious Indian summer
Wien Il asg,ae Gone 80 hA. The Indian that 'nce
,sse tod N ,ol rcw hidden from view BY ihe nues
Of store psvlmsl'' hat stretch away np aud do~a
AshMl auaa s'sa. and a. every lea steps ar'cs'
hom u,,f'l I've ,oclgisi BY = busy ihroog % nen
AM womso 90. u.tD 'h.uk how hort time hN
gons sine, lis la m. A. vel ~ Indian >uG.mof
wee hsrs ba,h To- 'lsi giorv. one u g1f,oas III
M DO ,o. ID, ID a. .s br,er isde-ihey only ehan;e
nshd,an stmu a. IT ths yesrs'u com" ar'uod n
s,ea.ss reu Auirm n bat ne lad,Hn vi bower
rs,ur 'o ist rug soaud. ana s h'ue -h'f 'ae''
snd BE- oaul tlo -. 10 gone.
W. tfs.faaw 'tf, ago upon the sp'' Who're 'h'
I'D cd m a,4asg o. oi shei io ile lniisns
40 ss 30 hsn 20 srupiaf- shira w. hai an.
s'sa fl. IL rfa'tl iheu $50 isfgsase hyhr vi"
ts s1 faHt 'a ,tHIa sfhcs.toaHo 49, fnnr''l "
HteI n. Isdsa -ili.sn anl ths Dhliifn off y
save ffs s.'.. atas siands s'unei To- fshi ''
~ Hfnasffi .' NaaA ii' sd Co. sa.teff ="
f'ti fesiY BE- ttsY ihs islssi bu lia siii'sa shs'"
e. nsf A. satant ~ D. tsa' g'tr1 ~
49, sha tsts drives tf isilss 1un ~ henf
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ADVERTISEMENT

THE EXHIBITION OF COMBINED BEAUTIES
MAGNIFICENT TRIUMPH At TBg CRYSTAL PALAcE-KIDDER's
PAINT Gas REGULATOR Downs DRY Gas METER. aud
the UsIoS JET Gas BussERs will be daily exhibited
a, This flee free of ebsge Aio he Medals awarded them.
By the use of this combustion light be furnished aud
MI lions of dollars saved TO tho gssconumns public no
way can CT mpe with this to burn gas che.py and would
RESPECTFULLY challenge the world produce for public lrid
upop the sas nshed by he Maohaan Gas
Isht Compspes Down with Humbug, 10 the motto and up
with the Regulator J. L. DOUGLASS Secretary, 2 Broadway
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THE HOMESTEAD is the title OF a new agricultural
paper, edited by VIM. Clif t. s. Gold and Henry A.
Dyer, and published at Hartford, in neat style,
qusito form, weekly, at two dollars year. 1t is
deserving of better fate than awaits it-death, or
lingering dsesse, for want Of patronage it meets
The fate of most agricultural papers.
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fAtysrt''.msni
TIN RAIN oF 1909 FLOWERS

sr,rrisvsa fHs cssfttsos
.si f.ueyias I'll
tssfstss usfiff 20 sstffiNH
aeu ~ sss lssrss lhs ssis rs1s - a. ~.
tsIls itIss ttiss' 30 sass.si~s ths Hsm 81 O.
fn uaatffFf fas D1sftssias
usfsie~s pasf ss 80 ihfps sfaf'a $40
a. i,. tsn 90 sfsai ias ''if 80 us' 80 81 -
.aIfs Its mttss fsssi
GO f. IItf Htis. tft.Is. ff ssiaHf .sn cess"
rst ss sasH lss1iHf 81 Fsssise 81 tssf se~f 'e'a
10 So tsss ssii So. go yssi kssAs 49, - fs
t.s. ID ,ks sac 81 rsss~st rsss. a. ~s ~ ssI tss
o. 10 afysts its sss al ~ tss eco e 80 ~ssV
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VEW-,TERSEY ITEMS

Hopasts Tho roVernreli n ihs nsv chy hs'
t.t.I, - - tss ff Lei asasa ssiet 49, af'csiM
- = Il. 49,. 500 ssfs II % fNhsfs~~i "a iea
a. -. a. - tfs.sssf fsraffst ~ 49, 80 49, -
~ =, ~. "A. $3.50 a. ~ kst tsssssf N-sf Hesf
- 81 - 49, - =, sfsss. a. - - 80. -. $50. -
s,sss rfyyls 10 - efs4.t = 800 80 s'@'-"~
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ADVERTISEMENT

GAS! Gas Several new styles of GAS FIX
rurrs in beauty workmanship anything ever
offered before Our designers producing rev and ongrA
styes constantly Also the best PORTABLE Gas WORKS i
nfy.s owe churches factories In this county CSi
Al our great Manufacturing Depot, No. $40 8roadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-17

Rich DRESS SILKS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE
To stock Of ich silks shall add 400 yards Csnnse
Paios and stripes $40 per yard richly dol,r
also invoice of eh 5n all Figured Silks very desirable for
elderly ladies, at 81 per yard .
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JAdyertisemenf. |

TyJy GREAT INHALING REMEDY for Asthma,
Conmmpon and all the throat aud uns Dr. CuR.
Iss Thousands have been restored % heath the
ana old by c. H. RNG No. 1876 Broadway Price only So
package Dr. will he at the office daily from 10 to
o'clock where he may be consulted free Of charge.
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FROM CARBOHYDRATES to Oct. %, received by
The bark Venus, state that there s no salt in Cura-
co., AT Bonsire there about three thousand bush
es at seventy cents. The cholera H spreading all
along the sea coast Of Venezuela
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The only GOLD MEDAL awarded at the lat
Fair of the American Institute for Dsguerreoypes to
GuRSEY, No. S49 Broadway.
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Advertisement
Cheap DAGUFRREOrYPES at DEMAREST'S Old

Gallery be,ker cor Amos Extra large sire Dssus
o,ypes for fifty cents equal quality to those charged i've dol
s for elsewhere These pictures beautifully colo ed and
u handsome case and warranted not tn fade Give
,hsr, +. tra DIMAREST Blocker cor. Amos street.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Elegant Partisan BRIDAL CARDS and ENvII-

oprs beautifully engraved and printed in the latest styles 6De
SI yrR Door hundred different patterns eosvee
to order Consular Notary and Society SEALS at E'saDrLL
No. 500 Broadway corner Of Duans-st-
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Advertisement
TAdverttementT
The most successful operation of late has been

Tic mUsC BUCCttsIuI UPtIutIOH vi Iht6 HOS Uccu
the Introduction Of Patent Pen and PyscL made
WMAhrH OF No. a Maiden Ans. For beauty, elegance and
mpici II cspnot fail strike the public the best thing OF
The pd ever ssued Wimuh has also every other style Of
PyS and PENCIL CASE ard GOLD PENS for sale.
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Of so Easter. district Of BIe ss 18th nS Sa 20 and ' tae
bsn N i. - Iii sttend the ball in uniform.
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Acknowledgement

The only GOLD MEDAL awarded at the Lat
Fair of the American Institute for PHOTOGRAPHS to
Quincy fREDERIcKs, No. $40 Broadway.
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BROOKLYN IZ,EIMS.

TEy WIDENING OF FULTOS sIRTEr-The assess
msnt committee Of 70. On c tss 90
be uniform with the width OF Futon avenue reported against
sedI .e ss the improvement j, m.ds viii away
o, II Of the City Hall park being rAnsur piece munyon's
et two Court and four hundred and four Ne.
a, inches 90 Fulton street, Of the vsae thousand six
hundred end collars snd wees Ire city large owners
OF .sd p.rk twenty-five thousand seven dollars sni tseye
upon whole Of fourteen thousand four saa Tor
yseven dollars ard twelve cents sns also ore
hundred and eighty del I ying the fence ire
comu tee copter tbs; sposa OF tbs para ~oaa % 10
benefit TO the city,
nav RoRsreIrs-Numerous pobberies have re-
emily been P.ps.c: = ,Psn cav Of cnsasss. prop
erty-one No 2i2 Fulton street 01 Which Numerous s'u
s sc S Gsa .Da isSesd twenty dc. ,Od
The prtm the corner Of Myrtle avenue sna rrooe ree
were likewise entered sad set Of silver mounted hHne car
Ied away No deteeiiou
IsTAsrlcIpr-A fena'e named Joanna Grfer was
sopuit,ed ey Justice Bseh ey yesterday the chaas Of
having throsn Der ipan, down nnk N SUMMIT sfs7t 90
Saturday nishi !st
AccGprxr ISA sHIPIARD.-Yesterisy afternoon
youps r.n named nehss Conner had hs collar bone t.e
a..a seS .. S.A., 49,. ~ ssn.op y.a V Gr.so
polnI h. conveyed to ss residence IN sweet and
medical AID ProSuf'd
ArrrxFrID RAPE A Portuguese named Antonio
r.,'.i !, H., I.m.. sbo shss,d sn .A ,...a sad s.
Ter, A. attempt commit r,es A'sased ss's Dnes 70
sppe1 for srAmnsioa
prRetARus-The houss Of NJ. '. W. Foster, No.
rs south FnL Sres vs sssefsd Thar,dsy s!sainf sa
bh.d az svsr .yoOss every and money % the value Of
siTs - -
IS. .is s''' '''- :.
A. ON nopeT-ies,erday aftsrnocn 9 young
"a. s-,s,.d ths srrc-fy ichn Hsvn Ne scuth Third
.,,e, b N ara ordered sons ct.ecs While ne eier %.
80 st1 sheh 10 fsa ssrcs a. sf-s' aaa l1mg'ns
'ete .ssua af,ss ~ q ~ r~st 80 e. 1929. ~
80, fks ssrs tssers~d tafss ssisss Ne sec1ni
sIrst .uios 81 ne sane pasfs
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Internationally -
Tr.s-Tbe best assortment of FINE TEAS win

be found at the CSToS TT, CoMpASYs newly Effected ane
eessn store No. l25 Chshams, betwesn Pearl and Roose
the oldest Tea sbshment IN the City We asDs
readers they can DO better here than elsewhere either
wholesale or retail. No branch storea
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ooorsspl s-ceS sesne he oy bet hid act Sssa st
eed Durirs th pst web ttc'e hN hsve~er esss 10
VI. city utsSury time tie Of o1e thssnd 30 hss-
dr-d dollars and " that amount tsoussad DO lars
crnsn Il cred b, those interested 10 the reput 'sns
the city fur the current q the sncurt
thousand dss Jet Tn Ne pail 10, Which VII b. .moe
for the wants be por,ton an thsf the ely not ouy
free ro debt bu pubic property including three pabs
squares Eve thousand dolssa
Affairs inferred will compays fsvorsbly vh the tnan-
ca p6iuop OF s,y city IN this section Of the Unisa-
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CARPETs-Just received from auction, a large
lot of warranted English Tapestry Carpets at 81 per yard
They are genuine and cheap Call and No. 2e Hudson
st., under MON Hotel. WM ROWE, JR
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RoRBTRIrs. residence of Thomas Wakefield.
No Newark v.rue City entersi Tnursasy
nornipr and rottec Of . gusntiy of silver pste
The school room Of Mis- Phillips In Montgomery
street Jersey Civ W. entered ct IL o'clock N 90 Thurs
ssywhi be p pills play and seveI eoaks sh,s. AID
hsi telor sns 10 them were stolen
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Advertisement.
ELASTIC, DURABLE AND USsHRINKABLE.
Our celebrated
SILK. WOODEN, and Merino
UspgEsEIRTs AND DRAWERS
posses every quality adapting them TO the season
Tley are SOFT elastic, durable and extremely chssP.
A RANKIN Co., Holsters,
No. lOf Bo~efy.
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fAdyeltisemept.

BRoCHE LONG SHAwLs-We shall open another
invoice f superior qualt BRocBE LosG sHAwLs At from 10
10 ais than importer prices Also zoe Wool Lone
sHAwLs, very cheap. CHAs HARD Co., No. 5ol Grsnds
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Advertfsemer

WILSON'S DAHDELION COFFEE-For Dyspepsia
Indigestion Sick Headache Bilious and Liver Dseases and
Of delicate constitutions
Sold BY respectable ApothecAss and the principal depot
eornsr Of 27th-a and Sd-sv
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The PACIFIC RAILROAD AccIDEST.-Among 'hose
who Killed by the se accident on tie ri rosd ~
the falling the Gssconsde bcr- sn ID. Rev Mr. feasible
Bsptr mister formerly setded st Schoo.eys Mountain. IN
Morris county, but lately of St Louis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-17

Gov. Prise has offered reward Of two hundred an
fifty dollars for the murderer Of Charles h. Brown, OF salem
Sci tember III.
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ADVERTISEMENT
I'LL GE Ac Al

Lur 20 prev. people extent wholly unknown
In Furope and II reelected often dangerous form.
WIsrAEs BALsAs WILD CHERRY Is the remedy IN such
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LEcruREs.-The first lee ure of the course under the
s1spces Of the Jersey City Lecture .'ocstos w De
on fhur.d.y eyenias IN Frx Presbyesn ehursh By Ho
Greeley sud listened TO BY larfe 81 hencs Win
marked s;ientcn The subject wa Reforms and Reform
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LEcrURE.-Leut. May lectured in Hope chapel last
evening, to scsnty audience, on his "reminiscences Of
the campaign in Texas.
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VOC lease Some hair may eur 6r9 BIT By fsv
applications II will 10 rsu-Set pr~cuy evy.
SHAVING HAbg siY.
Every psrson Who shav~s himself snd every esnteusn
ought sll find the Balm Of raousnd FloveT tbs m'r
agreeable article for tbst papo~. Dip your brush In eh9
cold salt porr COS, two three drops
Of" Bs and rub the ses IL not ocly makes delight
fu Aber but ade,se the pain shsvns r-nder
the shavep white and be sny this article
you dpens With al shaving spprssus bat brush and r.Ior
Pres ffy cent? bothe; Will las, longer ths MY
cent? worth Of ordinary shaving soap. vhs Il removes from
The face eli pimpes s7d bl.uishes vnstsver.
A SWIFT PERruNED BRIArB
easily be sequed BY using thi. B.lu" dentrhe.
Wet your brus and pour d wash the teeth night
and nornps; In q very short time they viii becoms white
ssAaster and the breath the Of Viii the Bal
10 composed The propdstou viii fJrfet 900! where
il can he proved there has been sinfle fsil1re
W. p. PETRIDSg Co, Esnuf cturers and Propretors
ssld by all respectable Dru throughout the world
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The Baptiss of New Jersey observed wednesds,
day OF .stinE humiliation and prayer IN view OF the o'
condition Of religion.
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CONSPIRACY cAsE.-We are requested by Justice
Pesrcey to state, in reference to our report of the
alleged conspiracy against L. s. Watkins and others
in our paper of the 18th inst, that the name of Mr.
Henry A. Blakslee was improperly used as priu'
cipsl The only connection which this gentleman had
with the affair was in reference to note of six hun
bred dollars which had been through deception OBJ
tanned from him, and instead of being party to the
fraud he has himse been victim to the supposed
scheme TO this amount. The prosecuting parties are
convinced that Mr. b. is a gentleman of honor and
integrity.
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In our notice Of the awards Of premiums John Read
should have read Jehn Ready, No. l27 Nassau street.
silver medal for the best quilted water proof boots
beet double sole water proof boots also the best pump
boots for dress
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Advertisement

TAdvertht Mtnt
Good French MERINORs- % 8 per yard.
Fine CoBURGs and PARAhATTAS per yard
CHINTz DELAsEs, fine .....,...............1 par yHd
Merpo and Ssxon, PLsIDs. and per yst;
AtSELs, BLAsEETs QUILTS and DOMESTIC GOODS OF a.
kinds, at msnufscgurers prices, ct .
Gas. HEARD Co.'S, No. sol Grsnds-
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Advertbement 49,
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS IN CLOTHING - 30
FOR ssA large lot fine black cloth DRtss CoArs hionsby
cut beautifully made and lined throughout with .str well
worth S selling at EvAxss Clothing warehouse Noa % snd
Go Fplton-st, 1t 8s.
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C,rTIRY OY 4 DESPERATE BURGLAR. An Id
,hu.n named Geo Clifford deiec ed st 90 ock yeser'
5,v tlcrtuG 10 house Of Mr.. Alex orent No I BOW
ry witch he hsd entered oy OF IA sc hey for the
n1no.s al searg eonad.sbe snou3t Of money which hs
~, swsr, WISH he hous. NJ LCret attempted to arrest
him Ia. W. qucsy tDoebe ed down and disabled BY toe run
NJ. hen called 'wstch several TINES ON ~indow,
md OS Geo Green c. The Fieenh ward soon arrived 81 the
b-7.s and OF enelius Immediately knock ed doWn oy
"a ID b thea eurted escape but the ohcer queiy
90 al vita blow bis club soon broush hun 20 term
then hou.d os-tt snd be W. osin ed eut OF
~ h,use When Ne r.i bOth and with werfa eoS
80, Rrckei ths tacer down He then ned down fnufa
s but re heer soc nina bis feet pursued and cap
',6 m buf ~ utd he hsd been compe led As' 70 hoor
- hou Nth hs club The desp~rsdo was taken 10 me
.teu k4se AZ searched and hs pos on ~ere foanas
lr~s 81 bs p,r 4 bpPer' and eunsh Of neton ~.
Al c-osk ths ucrnnf he ". tAksn pe'0'e 'u''0'
Davidson a. -cmmit.cd % prison tot tris
TurowN rRoN ISITTp STATES NAIL wAGoN.-
On Tber.A.v AIT D.ni,i Gr4Sn hsynS n charge nii-d
St,f.. ms. .sson drvns through Broadway when hs
ssr-Is zane collision ~ tue corner @ tseesnss
49, 4th an omrisus and he ws thrown sssna pae ot
80. So injured. tie eouVsVed 70 hs - ndsnec
= I'd "A .h zion street the mad driven q the fsst
"a. =, PolIr, uaa sullivan o. the frs ward
n ..rt>. ArcirTNr-Pstricb Muihsren, slaoofer,
80, s,vsr,ly AIRED pest fday IN Thryssvspta $780,,
- "a A. ne 10 Consequence Of hstns stfah s'th 49,
.ttN hsl bsen thrown um hsst ~ ,ome yuts NC
. 49, oil . -outiacaf Tie 49, s1uFfyed 70 beA''ue
hHss
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fAdveriseuept.1

The only Leather Medal awarded on DAGUERRE-
orYPEs BY the Judsss Of Art late Far in honor Of
RoLsE No ss Broadway the piOneee Of % cent PetueI
TsArg GOO daily.
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nav RoRRrsrr,-Numerous spbberies have re.

Jsr,sr1cIpr.-A fera named Joanna Gnfeu wa
soupued by Justice Bsieh ey yesterday ~ the chsas
having ,hrosr Der rfan. dovn nnk n SUMMIT rrs7t'
ssserasy uishi last
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IAdvert,senent
BLAKRs PATENT FRg-PRoOF PAINT, No. zig
PeUl-r-Ses under head Of Psinta
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PEEsryTATIos.-The employees of the Crystal Pal
ace on Wednesday night presented Mr. B. J. Morrill,,
the superintendent of the American institute, with q
silver sslver and two silver goblets. The presenta-
ton wss made by Mr. r. Phillips in behalf of the en-
ployees. The sffsir was truly magnificent and was
responded to by Mr. Morrill, in a very appropriate
manner.
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AcoGprNr Is A sHIPIARD.-Iesterfsy afternoon
YOUNG u.n named nehss Conner bad as collar bone .e
tursd ard .. oth.fui-e badly Illrsd BY fsnz rom h'
,ir,mship OF n. n NJ. s'mopsons yrd 0'sen
rolnt h. conveyed to ss residence IN sweet and
msdicA sid procured
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ArrExFTED RAPE A Portuguese named Antonio
P-.r vas broush, e.rs Justice J,eobs ysstefdy on com
,.nt 81 Mari James who chSsed hn with ,sssa sad b.
Ter, A. attempt commit rape Assased rave Dnd q
sprsk for srAmtrs1oa
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BrpGtARus-The houss Of NJ. '. W. Foster, No.
ia scu,e Pm s.et wS sslsf.d Thansdsy .veanz snd
rubh.d q silver sIo0S' svsy ana money % me EA's I"
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-09-12
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Make others Happy.

never vas happy said a certain King,
: till l began to take pleasure in the welfare
Of my people but ever since then, in the
darkest day, / have had sunshine in my
heart Even so the man who makes others
happy will have sunshine in his heart. There
are thousands Of nameless ways in which YOU
can make others happy. Gentle words in
spring hope, kindness and little charities 90
to make up the sum of the worlds happiness.
Make others happy and be happy YOURSELF
Look on the sunny side of all things and
help others too to look with you.
"Look up with hopeful eyes
Though all things seem forlorn;
The sun that sets tonight will rise
Again tomorrow morn"
The playful lamb, the singing bird and the
little fish in the brook, tell us that happiness
is everywhere, and more outside of the heart
Of man than there is within. God is good,
and lie has scattered it abroad everywhere,
in the land, in the sky and in the sea. Look
on the sunny side. We once heard Of two
aged women that lived in the same cottage,
eating the same bread and drinking from the
SANE fountain one was always looking out
for a storm that would destroy the cottage,
and the other was always looking for the
beautiful sunshine to come in at the door and
the window among her geraniums. We need
not stop to tell you which was the happier O
the two. =