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s Esfass Bsmnev Lead anS Gencral Agsaes EasAsa-
CNs.
CHARLES SEAMAN, Ganwnsy-atlsS, ana LANES e.
rsnne~se~ reading r8ssx n M hea~s -
x~ss~s M Tire
u.s. ~ srarsa h~ffv
~o~as Coerrn~* xne several
In ~ ca-s Of sne eH~ssr asaveg ie
~ Ghsres u w-s
rn.u 49,. .aa - srsrssrrsG
r.x x94 NV. pvsasr 1a
rrstsus t~senr. Hssnne xne sssessssnr reAa e~sAps
80
an ~. wvvera
NJ sh&r8~s
~ nENt He~M
kpsR E2-anafdsrv
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SEE FoHK, April z5.cofton Il dan. Flour decsnea
Is oeuts-good oho $40 rs $40 50 suathsrn $40 Is .
$40 r.. whe4i s downward and Ga8-soathsrn ~hlte.
~ 20. Corn triae loweFprestcrn mixed 81 II Pork
trine highsr0ld uess SIC yT5l SIS So Beef i IN
changed Lard l. unchanged, with msderaas demand
Whiskey--0kio, 90 eeutA
BAlTIMoKK. April z7.-FIDar Is 6rmer bns srxasaetons
this morning small H0wardsHrset brnads sosa al
$40 T5 Wheat limited demand--saas OF whste at
s. SIS 81 ~ red, g. CO. 81 81. Corn Is uneangsd
white, 81 81 o.; yellow, 81 "a 81 %.
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FR0E EEaaEAvT sEIET, o. nm 50rn.


ae1nsss and the enemy have not carried sufficient
fA9 mao our rAaks, buf that we are close upon
own We uRst YpeeaT our beits 10 render ID perfect
~ ~ The enemy, who within one hundred varas
~ Al krs q tse s&Eoe opinion Are VI. not ak good
ers ~ h0agh W. were Yipscsysd for general isFpec
" q henr GAnnot we hghs well M though we we're
shfa % ~ guard o. honor For proof look al Alma
- lAhsTnaant were then bofh dirty and wet Yet be-
Ns have got few tine days harzHsed with pipes
y aha lacking. rot gru1nbler or disnonienies
!s SHOULD Ike - see the people If Knglaus take
~ \ AEa far 4 would greatly aE7eiiorate our condition
1S--as lahg which il greatly Aiskel H. t!.at Sir e.
pa ordersa 10 wsar stocks On parade az article
4 coming ca
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" attosax sf M lGassry
purpose coSseGng y~Sxhsrs
IA "
essvea aersy sias o sse asy ss lane
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I've AoRE EnTu1CgsgKAKT HEM0Es G0EE--MArmaauke =
Davis aira few enys sinae 81 ClAirsvs Ohio, aged
nineiy-aFs years and wo days and the 24h nit Sam
gel Hnkle esq died Bis residence ID Royaon Fulton
county. Olaa. Agrd ninety-nin wears.
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ens q he pasty-owned Haasred sq1a~ and O. that
unlerfunAfe day when she danger nIrextening The
trn1@ she realised hcr father and rofier 70 preserve her
lower ben " irii w0uu8sd she rushed % bin - pro-
teri him rn fhs perish with him Her father
sbi several ArFvNs "A The other Iud4nx and wVGndca
hsef a. the Ae9us defrate ~ he soldiers Thea b. sat
down Ana ~sft a. ~ could Do The hostile Ia
dinps ihen rushed tie wounded s1dier tore htm from
ne srnce q BIS faithful sguaw and seaipea ha boTs
heT eyes Afier tins she oo1d net be prevailed upon
t g drink and starved 10 death dying u nne dsYs and
a e 70 q regain the prsenrs ~ he sf u one she
tgVea - dearlgT
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Eoxsscr iEpus uFx--A private soldier, writing
from Fort Laramie March IA neufons the believing inci
dents IL the massacre q Lieut. Grattan
will give you facts CONNECTED with the
which have In the nswspsPen musieisz--
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(. aTaRE Asp sAfIstl~r~t ny Js.-s bsn.-y. 50.
= Foatcroy Ceess ~ k@F~~s ~ ~thk =
Madre
rAvLBg 4 wsCRys
vuv~s Reoseass, ssh
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yts txas~ M MsHSns inc
sah f~-anug A. H. bodx~r wharf foe
cargo Asqu4 chase sm Mxysxu@xs coHsrtsx %
sn,i $3.50 KID r. wRIcET, spesaaesr,
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poHSr @EMNEa CLOTH We've have aayr received
ID cianns
and aesrae gisxh9s May
parties, which narcuhsy he
WALL n STEPHENru
Asrn2 I'll
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Resolutions have pAEsea DE Psunsyira-
MIA b0nse q representative 70 remove the " Cover
meat from Harrisburg 10 Philadelphia
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Pnsr orFIcE RoBHERr For some time past Expectations
have committed the post oes In Portland Maine
The post office agent having got track Of tbs dsErecatrs
sucoeedea the 18th inst arrrstng boy In the very
ncf THE boy disclosed his accompce, and the TWO ara
uuaer arrest take their trial before the United STATES
r.r,r7 4, he held al Bangor Ia jane next
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passed the Sfeuhtnvile and Indiana raroadven-
ty-seven In nnnbrarriyea Steubenvile from Newark
Ohio Tuesday, frrgbted with produce and hogs The
hogs were shipped via Wheeling on The Baltimore and
Ohio railroad for the EaEt
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LAssr Akr1 ~ There spaoa shsa saksn AZ
one MARYLAND Puins, the Pctnmss sr TIE 18th
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fon rdlr nd Ia the g.d ulf
Tho halifax ker1ing Journal of the 10Th sAys s-Nr
- = tusbmsn American fiabory Commission arrived
IN his city on Ssturiay evening accompanied by Mr.
'uffs, ~ the tbitsd ftaes survey, hi. hydro
gafhcr' u expected he will sall to-day Tor the Vast
vsff, in eonpssy with the British Commissioner Mr.
icly.
The Aewfunash tapers state that the Merlin roei
the entrance ~ - Johns harbor has been
aud 'fipmpa ag.y ssbins Oct additional depth ~
rAier having been seeurcd Ihe soanfngs nos sAow
twsntysss.n isc bclaw ordinary los water marx The
blasting ssmpleisi the evening ~ the 2i.' ult,
wben ths last piece brought a.ay va hrm and .old
hdamant.
Tho arrival q the American steamer James Ay.r 9Th
he rutnsfoss party, great sssisaaton In - john
reunion Il The most Ileasing ehAtsster ~ss hss'sn
board soan sfie her arrival aud fstarn ball gissa
IN rhofe re following evening. Tho pfsncig@l iRhsb
ianls were in invited - .rcUrsoa la the steamer
yhcr abe 2rpcasfsd A. far a. TofiAy
III. fyJypg - th. t2d Say. iThs wss hsf herr hps
Fnd tsb arriving IN good condition The catch viii b0v
puss far sh0ft ~ the Anrraipns - sanggss per
In the early part a the II Bnavsis lar
Tho htbsry VIII not lsarn ea-s ths, ~ ls~i year.
which sss much under average, by an Asfissi al
Fay Rfh,is Friday from Lap Hafhor f1bfat0t, In
isgnss has hesn fee~i,ei - Tho fishery being god
ihsre and 70 the soothxard ssvscsIy slnss the l., a
nat
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CITY Intrllluener.

To rn Orr0rs or rn MEXICAN wAa-A reunion u
the officers Of the army navy, marines and volunteers
who served In Mexico during the war, viii take place at
Iels~oeos, corner of Chambers street AMI Broadway
New1ork the lsth of September next the anniver.
of the occupation o the city o Mexico for tho pnr
Joss Of oigarBinra society and parsaling ~ dnner.
1iekes, s eachto 10 had AZ the Office ~ the hotel
Ill the 18th of september. Gen. Ward B Burnett, ses
York Volunteers Temporary Chairman, ieat Col ). ~
Abercronbic 2d Infantry; Commander Henry Eage, 4.
: n. Commander john Caihoun q. g. ~, Purser y i.
Hans, New York Navy Yard Temporary Treasurer; na.
jor hnbaIl hate of 9th infsnry; Major Geo Rains,
I :. Army, Major ii,s John Porter Y =. Army CAPT
late a 10th Infantry; Major A. Farwwortb New YORK
Volunteers Chief E ginser Jes.e Gay, L. 4. Nj tiept
4 Alb Ariil.p; Lieut., Joseph II. Howard late ofi iotA
Infantry.
ASorgu CAsS srAnaSd.--About 9Js O'Clock L,.t
evening, while some young men dfilling, going
along Tenth street avenue r. u tne msmters
Thomas Gallagher in pushing aside ttle boy xhp "a.
being beaten by German, Vas severely STABBED over the
cit temple, extending to and partly cutting la III
Wound veil drea ed by lr sch ssioh x Teltn sfe
in ir sheppard, the as-iei physician, md aln had he
prisoner brought in irons 70 the injafsi vao
cegnired him immediately Tho injured u lri'n
by birth about tssaiy years o snd ship
painter by trade he resides With cd isiy At No. II
iiavenfh street.
FIY RoxyRr.-rstwsea two AMI three O'Clock
Friday morsing Ore discovered IN The yard
oi ihc house Va. .ss Bowery causei b. the saiphar 10
places herein. The she'd, ~nb fs eontsnts totally
Destroyed. loss about so The property bclone~t 20
Mrs Mary Greassy miln.r wlo keeps Store ~ the Asi
lace. hrs. 1feasicy hes nsarssse her sto<s IA
tie store 70 the sDount Of s5Os in the BrosiyD sa
rance tompsny.
AnRnr fUcuvE--nayid Pori who iniic,s~i
BY Le Grand jury nsaihs ago hr tosgng tho rig
nature of smuei T.. asr ~ 30 Gre.nsich street
receipt and then ped aer beng arress-i yss
teresy resaptured and held by Justice Aodersoa 6ot
trial
CHAHos ~ LHm.-lohn Brewn, Jsber Taylor, Geprg.
suuy asd hnarss surry yesterday afssi ehafgei
With tie publication " hbsl0us haBabH 10 the iajufy
II the character and business ~ George 7. Ssnisy
agsnt ~ the st9an nboat Manhattan vbo shsrrd ia
sad hsadbl ~hh having dotraafsi slS esntxrsnia ~
cling then second elas tss's a, frs, elas- pr,ss~
The accused ~sFe bsh ny Justice issssy Sc essaaAA-
tiCn.
ATrvSr % BuHoiKEy. Three men, naHsd John nobbs
sIcLasl murphy ssd Jams~ o'Drso vv's yesterday
ses ~ ehatged viih having last thursday rszh se~n
eapeernea ~kh oihefs 10 srsaslrx opea aas robhlux
he stofa ~ Bian. Anasyss la 'FRONT.' street frafp
wtkh 80 roien 70 a. numssr 81 locss sn~i other
'sisg n charged uaf ths rfsonsfs fsestv,i ths yft
tsfty. A. Il 80 haBdsi from the premises hy other /.
snd rarrIsi i aH They heted np ~ Justice TO
csrssn - the Tents, - await srsysDAton
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H. one of the Flushing avenue passing down
snnds street yesterday about ha 81 s!os shefe
being considerable 81 descent tue t'f attempted 10
fefulas the speed hy using tho brake hen ihe chan
attached TO il broke and the da-i.a fcarfal
rate down the hill The driver Harvey h Jrn in- stood
10 his pest aud tried to detaoh tho horses while the
duc;or, NJ. Try, who tha platform, turned
bis brake suddenly 10 break the ohnia attached to
il. The untn II came 10 lIn.son avenue,
whore II in collision with u carriage going the same
wny and in consequence OF wagon cfosss be street
nj the same time, II impossible for ID 10 turn out
Tho collision threw the horses attached (, tho
carriage, aud one of the horses scroiousy MUIR
ed, apd the hack considerably broken bat the IN
mates lady and three children oacapr vtoout injury
One man, named John Murphy. who standing o
the front platform jumped I'll while the At fu
speed, and seriously injured. He taken TO tho
Hospital and doubts entertained 10 his recovery
several passengers in the the thne kept
their seats whereby they escaped injury; had they
tempted 10 jump on they probably would have with
III. ssme fate as Murphy did.
The driver, Jenkins seeing that ooL ion nevita~
lie jumped III the Tatfo i.H and f his eonsi
der-ely The conductor and all othcts escaped injury
Had not been for the presenee Of mr ~ the conduc-
tor and driver, who pcrsnAded the parngrrs keep
their seats and not attempt 20 jump oil the accident
might ha W been serious.
No blame be attached Ia the nsea on the car as
they did all they could 10 avori colli.ksl
The tongue oi the brsn and the from, platform
was damaged.
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Ths blchmons knrafr~ ssv-A,ca the sreo,ian ~ -
man, horn asis.r IN ylfgifs tu, emAssipassS Al TIA
con rrencsmsn y ths re,.snilon AMI sssisd so'
qasn'iy tcrgssni-atArma fths yirgd.s i<gisls,sfe
In The coDi u Csrnn "a rie.s a oncinnsu, Uhls,
,h.e have ZEN l ssassas -ho Ave tseaiy 81 'h~s
nsl Tapsfs srd ssT IN have Declared their IN
len. - it,.ns Grimm. ausins ,hs IN aansbs smiling
August D..
he yeus- tersr hAs rsrrs, IN $40 - tlAs ans.en
mated yortsn Of ih. 5epvAsot tssew Orleans In nips
.eess q ~ present. saason.
The Valnmspor' EarJ ans, Gsgdfs stais. 'hs, 'hs
a., ,,n 20 .ss's a. les..r'a ,s y. asn,s. ags = '
sssefsi raoTo dsys - ~ repsir
The slstbAn, aiashsd 10 Bailey Co : circus. vhi.
eIoss,as brdye tst~sFe hs ciiy asa csfaaen, !. .1
Lras.,e u p1sni sna ii 81 one 81 ,Aa sstpy
bg - The company Tho issfsf ~ ihs ssphsni, Ia tho
- s.ss,s ,tr "a Ia sn, lnld - ths en'sxss ssI
NJ The y The itspsr YES wssi. AMI ~ bod hsa
sLsIFs a ths slsylsn' - sight % s5pe ysafs
W sss iaiornea y sfp,sl revfS0 ueAF Fssryu, n.
y ~ she .ffh slt fassysl drsAtsn bod iss
tin I'D n he eats sra ~heo ihsy fsisrn>d "a.
ratsi bo.' .tlsh hss = ~ hsy psrss'a ibsm -iih
k~fed suifss - taa difW crossing s~.r~sA
- ~ nssstsb ~ ~ -. ar ',,ass BIZ, si,s ~
,u' = ~ - hsad hae'sfisg BIZ d.h A. be
@i,s VII - - ( 80 i..,iss y s..h horrii1, M
nu,amsr .s'ss', svss1 saa sssssy .sosrsd yneh
"a III eii,st y rpeseI y - f,on t'ieA
4 terrlfssli 80 Lsd Al H..ra,s Iles, Hsray
| faif'y " - ns i,'h Bs' ss.fss liarssss va ~
a CsrHsa HsEae9 Adsfabas kfsys ssy. ih@ ks~a,k
krsrb srssssi there she esbsu fsy ehArsss vi,s
tt,ng tssslst fgosn he Nssbsg &sS rrssg Cet~ay
| Il Anatftdrm, beiisnt. a.. a ell ssI ns hns
tssr cUliss cfls sanp~ny br tsss,y tvs yssSs sff
faHs - hs sosa'ty II b The lie sffssaf
sfssiai esass sn1 sahsstsan iy ass $50 10
fnsrissn s~is n 'hs sssn's a shs syss~hp.
tan 49, te<suiiy NkIs he Esa<sa ts<ss's,s fof
tLsfisr ~ bsDs sth ssyissi ~ Upw" vM ws
Iftilsy. - tswbis Rfbs frs,nsiso - - s@ss~l ~
Astfisos. Tie esgfsi stoei isssa shf ~ sffs-
fsfs Sssey - pr,<~~f tssisstt 81 oh<s. - Lr's
ssls eEsss -s hs.iy i.isfssses - 80 spi~sr rns
'hs tfl srss rusk sr>iienss. sAt fnsnJ asfsi<d w.
| fars tis Lgisisssrs.
Us ss,es II Nssat k,A tsssS r<sting " The etti-
ran. a hat tises tsts 80 The rsAf II To
/ syssssfs o. Neffys ss1 ierisNsp'h.
Il IN. ~. ,shs,esry fy.~~sij faisse~ssa ssys that
IN Esfuftsy ks seS. t1 - great exhss ss =; JsArs-
L1fy ssA stys tsiasshs sa,snss guss1 - tes wis-
| tsf kinr
ffsss sasns ~. rrsAins ~ wsetsssi 10 ssessvs The
| .rnsty esres slf fans - ~ fs,ries, hpss No.
lsf, knsF sbefs s'sy y, Montreal ssy 40 v Sfe<~~A
a. luft<M
esssss tiss, isfsly serssoesa 70 80 yssr i.pr,s-
| sfussi 10 ths ft&ss ,tfsnn shssTF ef ~sshis3
gf~<s srSss fsiss yrssrts. Ts<fsS tssl.n TO .o~
| 'stb his rassrlfs pii - fs~"ttff~s 'hs s~esf
| 3sssss sfsots satsn~sfmy ,,rs'.'i'ss@ - ~ -
Nf< him gut D. sna " ffsffifi Afiorfsr ~""Nss.
"a nis roufss - M eyftfrgr
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eec in attending 20 the sufferer wen. 20 relieve him
lie told linn laas on that pthrrN wcrs in greater
Of his seN icct than nr- and although Il was evident
that he suffering very greatly insisted .h,t .n
should paer lin by 10 attend 60 others
Ano hcr casc was that OF q lady whose body "a
dendfuiy aceratc and who needed sii the help the
A. n could give. She too s.~ing The awful earn -"
aF'und hc- and tha, oshcx might tho surgeon
Nnr herself directed TIE tbysseinn leave and
t. some Other sufferer.
LIST or wCvnpyD
EEpgs,K Asp wlrx rsr ARR sr.y,sd N pypt1S =
ro~s
At he City Ho,-i--Mr- fhiilits and d.ugh,er: sfc.
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THE LATEST NEWS FROM BURR INGTON.
FROM OUR sPEcIAL REPoRrrE.

BURLINGTON, y. j. August 81, 1s5
The inquest the bodies % thosc ki In this tsriui
railroad disaster was resumed this morng and sill b.
continued during the evening. The jury denTsAnel
conclude II to-day, IL possible. In order e, do this
they have compelled the witnesses t. eoa6ne emselret
TO facts thus leaving out much irr seyant and unne
sary testimony The jury In this 10 be yeJ
intelligent men much an than those Who are
usually called upon 10 perform similar service n Ne~
YorK The foreman q the jury-Dot the coronoras IN
New York, takes the testimony the Coroner acting sim
ply as Judge in case ques soi ofrcrvancy arises,
The evidence gwen today goes 70 show
iat. That tie train backed az tho rata ~ over
twenty miles per h0e - tfeel much graef, In the
opinion Of some with Fel ihan usual and nnEM-
raniable under any c1reGmstasces.
ID. That no viii x,ls was blown teii runz In back
ing the train nor, Thomas Price "a farmer hyng In
the neshborhood Who has during years past .sen The
trains bach very often positively sspro, Il usual lor
he signal TO de given when the train does thus bsck-
showins n true gross negligence the part Of he
company this important mat,erfor after train
once ses but few persons would be cAutsoas enough
10 ar >rehend ne return.
1nis testimony confirmed BY seversl disntersstei
<nesses living In the neighborhood hough three stn-
loyss the road that the hell rung and
proper signal. II caution given.
THE SCENE OF THE pIsAsrgR-
At the jury took 10 personally erAnnine
he rlsee where the catastrophe occarrei ri,h vs
% form estimate q the reliability u the evaeacs 81
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Person nj lnielI1graee.
Bishop tconnor, ~ itfburr, u nj the irving Iosss


TlshoP G"nnur of itIhurI " at the Irving lsrlee
AhaivALs.
A. A. hs y sisls's.--o Russr. w",hlnEen y 9, u. T.
IAir"hr Maryiand u ~ Ives. iiladrlcha W r rerAns.
hci nand. j. =. tsovstt. Palmyra y. "
Atths Ms'roretisn-f H. Poisson Trinity ron.ce Hmn.
y stuart, Wsrinass. ~ c.i l. Pope. 1~nnesss~; cur
,s; Cot 4 taAsr, ohl. a. ~, rolhsmus crsel.ndt H. n.
Baxter, NcfH0t. a. u. seaman, Washington
AT ID. Arisr Hsa-a-T T.. WILSON OHIO " Glidinss
y = LnRshir., Indiana iIaadert kam Doy- Iinos~. H.
Nrros brnufty J. q. tl.ases Tennessee. ". d.
=, LONE u Dsisa. Tennessee !. G. I1lsnd Dusin,
Hon. y " Hrigcs ssssarhunriis; H. r f~nArd CcnDe.u
eu; " z. Johnsos, Adams tubs, A. Kidr Z. II Moore
Anna J. T. Cooke, J g. HsseDs. Boston.
~ ihs irSing Ho.."-iu.hop DSoanof Peshurgi Isaac
lsaAes Ohio, ~ y ',rsr, VI l. Clayton. Philsislpis; H.
fnritr, frnneAsrs - tnrpnips o~syo wyrnn J. Hohefs
Chicago. =. Uhknnon. water I'M Mr. Kadushl lussD.
frynh Georsia. IL u iiaydin innoss.
Irom ion;oo in shp Amer congfes.-R Nssissrs u
hYorh tarm.n. Wisconsin, A Brerner ~ Mass. n
iayf Rogers, csharns Rieharisou. Eliza Iu'c, all of
En- land
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". !. IN tks. ,hs stssmsr tigftA hss be-a gurchsr4
g.. - sap II 81 GO - Nessrs. " q. Hgrs Co a
49, orlssn, snf l. t9r apos INV Cah A. n ,kss
nal b1sss tet-sen ,bst CIV y. Nsrss, C<tss ksy.
,s,,,,,rd 80, Wet. We irv.si. hossvsr ia, IA
srlbsissfs IN frfhsiih pry,ssi % Asve ar-sisr ~
lts ity N. trade 1~iss~s o.. IS, sn1 rx.aa A. 90
- .,s stas rs Csfehss aaDs su W tsesm~ssca "
90, ths rsre1siDg irss<. --cia L1s~ A~s.ry
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City Politics.

A meeting Of the Central Committee u the American
democracy held At the Wesiehe-tcr House last
ming when The following nominees reported from
various districts, and approved sventh Assembly dis
trict David Matah, Seventh Council dstrict Geo +.
Icekford, 30th Chas. J. Elliott 50h Patrick Dec S2i
Tennis fyer 53d, Timothy Wstefs Jr. 5ith, Patrick
Smith Arrangements we're perfected for public meet.
ing Monday evening next.
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ktSs vt.s Iohs ftshsn-hy . kusf ~
ts.tsd yes'1ssyi s~s.S Assus, 90 sAys shss
80 tArs h..s s~~Sh~s ysrt risrr. sfst has sna
WA oys ps@sxs, hsviss ssd v alsshs,r- rrAxh ssa
Iatt = lr h1r sssns tsse~ hands~i Iaiiss hslgs,
- btd tps1,, n@vsssr, isashea tsss dastnAtoa
xflpat ,ny - tsns srsei~ns. Ths w1Sys ssre q
sfn --t>arSsssStb (saasasD h'yss>y, A1su
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Jersey city Ne ws.

fUHorstr isrrrr- fsls alarm q IRE i = s,sn
NJ sanusl ras.say usu.bsr a Hook anf. iAader
otatsry ~ ren over 10 Grove street, ssaf ss.
~ JsFssy CITY and severely lnlgrsd TAs shs~i
4 asnsd ever tks faxk4
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fssboE - Asssrv B'sHsar RarrH s--A Gsfu..a
u ned n,ld,, q wes. Hobeisn srr~ti rssSf1.y
~ oaesS So a. IA, pses ihs cha r. a ss.aassisy
nd stsnp,lrs 10 teb three Freneh -ossyn te1ecug m
Hoholsp, IN N~rsscsy, shiir 'hsy 80" ~ Hil1Aee n
sssreh az froy. De vii b ersraissi isday bss Jas
tieN fas,st ~ Uct1ksn.
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BURIALs IN BALTIMORE.

BAITAoRr, August a. 1850
The fune rails Of Nessrs Meredith and Dalam of his
city, who killed In the accident took place
to-day, and largely attended. All the whoieaaic
dry goods houses closed in respect % the memory
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DHy GOODS, da,.

DRODIES FALL CLOAkS--GEORGE BRODIE NO. 81
ID Canal and Us lispenard street. has now Ia STORE
large assortment Of novelties In velvct cnth noire
antique cloaks and man,ias shiob he invites the
inspection Of vhoosaln cash and short Tine buyers.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE,


(t0SEY IsIASD AND FORT HAMILroN-os AND
~ after Monday August u, the steamer N0RwALK
viii make only two tnps day to Fort Hamilton and
toney Island leaving Amos street at "a aud spring
street at q y aud J.. NJ, pier No. ~ r., at 10 A. NJ
and AZ T. NJ. leaving Coney Island at ~ and touch
ing al For; Hamilton each way. Pare for the whole
cursion Is cents. Fun are for children.
DEGuLAR DAY BOAT PoR ALBASY-LASDIsG AT
III Yonkcrs. West Point, Newburg, fonghkeepaie. Rhine
beck Cnisk and Hudson Meals served on board The
METROPOLITAN. Capt l. roihemus, win leave New York
Ccicck A. w., arriving Albany In tnc foF te Re
turning will ieare Albany every Tuesday Thursday
uay for further particulars at 2OZ Wcsssree'
Jay street
CuNDAY TRIP TO YEwBURG WEST POINT AND
- Cold spring landing a, fonkcr Hastings, Dybbs Ferry
West Point and Cold spring. touching
The ayorite steamer Jus y. HufSE will leave from
fno o. Jay sunday morning. III O'Clock,
above places. Returning lcase Newburg atff NJ
CUUDAY BOAT ron ALBANY ATp.. TRoY.-rHE
- and c0mmodous steamer HERO }. W Hancox
the pier of Robinson street, every Sunday
Y. ~. arriving ats A. W.
S,UNDAY BOAT FOR 0LES COVE NEW ROCHELLE
- Sirsienp0rTh new and elegant steamer THOMAS a.
HAIGHT-sunday september 2 leaves Norin Moore
oey ~: Tcnh street ~ Twentieth street Thirty
fourth street s Returning leave Glen Cove r. M New
Roche, 3s ftraepport, Good supply of refr.shrnens
beard. Pare Sencovc aud New Rochelle Twenty
cents; sirsisnpori Twelve and a half cent?.
CrNDAY TRIP TO GLgSCovR sEw ROCHELLE AND
The searner KfSG PfiIIIp, Capt james Kennedy ii
leave Catherine street a. IN Grand sr Tenh stree
lwenay sixth s,rse, At and Tbr fgurh street At 4
Sratteppor At bP ~ nakb A. without sycepuo IN. pIsa
and most heaihnl ar.,on 81 he ssnson gi gD
py m rcfreshIneus on boU
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VNTRTTTNG AND BOOKKEEPING--3a5 BRUADwAY.--
w Gentlemen desirou, a sttarnng without loss es
time mastery knowledge Of bookkeeping elegance II
penmanship, 60. invited to can 1t OSrER
Dx0N's establishment Applstops Building, inspect sps
cinens and obtain references
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uH,oAI---RtD AND WHITE ASH EGG AND STOVE,
~ screened apd delivered Ia good order from yards or
b.sts at the lowest market price for cash NJ laJ Eliza
beth and 33 stanton street, BY T. J. COsTAR
(toAI, ss 25 PER TON FIRST QUALITY, RID OR
White ash schuylkp coal egg stove size, deliver
in New York Williamsburg Brooklyn, Jersey city or
Hoboken. Apply Immediately at the Peoples Coal and
llour Agency Is Brosdway Coal by the single ton
Large, extra. Hour sio per barrel No monopoly
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roIIEGE OF ST. FRANCIS xAyIRR-No. % WEST
~ feeph street, between fifth and Slrlh The
In this institution Monday the 81 II
September 1ermsfor students OF Sl2 80
per quarter for those under that age $50.
NJ DU3OL, g. j.
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YT,HE FRENCH INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN
l. boarding and day school, No 4s East Twenty fourth
street. directed by Mr. ELLIE CHARffE. Of Paris former
iy H. Peugnets SCHOOL, viii open Wednesday, sept.
18th.
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NEW FALL DRY GOODs.--GEoRG KEYES, 343 EIGHTH
IN has just received his first importation of dy goods
adapted TO the fall trade, consisting of and beautiful de
signs of more antique silks de lanes and shawls
French and every shade ALSO carpets
oilclotls. window shades, Ac., &c.