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CTANDARD ENGINEERING and MECHANI-

~ CAL WORKS =. o.n
For sale BY JOHN WILEY, No S5l Broeaway
TREDGOLD's TREATISE ON THE STEAM ENGINE.
New and areed edit In three divlions each complete
in one volume Price per vol. bound In half norocco-i
Marine Engines s24 H. Locouo olive Engines, SIS; Station
ary and Pumping Engines, &2}. .-..., ,,,,r
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ANT. vos. ITO hslf morocco, &4 .,,,,,,.o,,,,
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large ecavo vol, $50 pseei Gl6. ~
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HApAk'S INDUSTRIAL DRAWING. vol $40 81
ALBAN ON THE HIGH-PRESSURE SrEAM-ENGlNE.
TRAuTwINE ON EXCAVATIONS AND EMBANK-
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fREDGOJD AND H0DGEKiNSONO ON THE STRENGTH
OF CAsT-IRON 2vols.. eyo., ~ SO. - - $1,000
SMITHS MANUAL OF TOPO0RAPHlCAL DRAWING
FRkNCiss LOWELL HYDRAULIC EXPERIMENTS.
Being rejection Experiments Hydraulic Motors on
the flow Of Wers and in Canals &c vol, 4io
| Illustrated with plates Pnoe $40 ~ , ,rov, ,,o,,
DUGGsN, (G.E-sPECIMFNS OF THE SrONE, lHOS
AND WOOD BRIDGES, VIADUCTS, TUNNELS, Gull
yERTS &C. of United States Railroads Illustrated by
Series Of Drawings from actual measurement o The Works
&c With an Appendix Illustrative Of the Art OF Brdge-Bnd
praeed In Europe. vol folio bound IN bali morocco
SIS JOHN WILEY,
Importer and Bookseller, No S5l Broadway.
WIS complete Csalc que Of Engineering and Mechanical
Works
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Un L. T. 1"
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,,.se, e.elam, Ole! Whs, In tbs world is Oher'
lN. Y. Sat. CodIer.


81" /. one Of hose quiet roe. Of calm lie PAL SH1tIy
Di,,oteh vhoh bed for the teres etctes mre 10
irs o..ie and refined sehtn tnan 70 The thrilling sn
and ,t,ips circau stances ~h fm the sock 10 usd- OF
large tlss, Of &c ton " ChJOnHe Oe, the ~
roll no ehTd Of IDEAL creat.on, bot iyng
besibpr rsonase Boston Sat Etening GaIe> and she
swaktps eor tere't and our ymp.hi>s seorNnsy Lye
E,fyafed The boob describes variety OF scenes and cnr-
scies Bottom Puritan Recorder ye' there Is 10 rnying
after effect bstho and oveIpowr ms' OF ,erosss
sound ,pd fury, Simplifying 10th rg z hsfsg J'HrndL
10 short !. simple ale and one " nlch WI ke ch9id
OF ,ympathy in the readers heat Pou9keep'e kS9f,
Tn, dsosne il unaffected the pot sinr and natural ~ T.
Sat CoUrsr the sts and cgncdeoces are soapea
with good effect; Boston Tyonsvipt vein OF p,eJ ru9s
through be entire volume " y Sunday T,no 400 al
there noir IN the story % str up the blood ~ tn
ing descriptions fearful incdepts PAId. Svn Dnpf1I
vet wifi enchin the attention Of the reader B'n So
nell and make him wi,er and better Boston Hes SsI
The vouu 4 full OF varied and striking conodence s they
naturally occur ordinary life tkilfuy narrated oos
Tyoasypt written 10 graceful stye thf 81
onee itself the reader BY enine hs sympathy
and chseu cling his appreciation. BooHe;ocTo Ode Feo
Ole" for sale BY the Bookseller generally vol l-mo''
As pp. Price 81 IS. . 80,
f' MASON BROTHERS. Publishers,
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mo BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS

THO BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS
i THE CONTRACTORS MANUAL AND BUGLDE rs
PRICE BOOK designed eucdste the method Of aseea
ms correctly the value and quantity Of every description Of
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cost In any part the United Saes collected from extern
ye ex rience and observation In Bull ing and Oehsnns
m which are added iaIse variety Of Tables. Memo Al
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with tuehs 81 Published ana for sale BY
corner Of AnL-s.
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DICKENS's LITTLE FOLKS.-Wil be pub
Nihed TOMORROW, Sept. Is:

LIT II l. T. N F. l. l..
From The Old Curiosity Shop" of Charles Dickens lamo.
Cloth, SO cents
The above the first Of series Of volumes which hs been
undertaken with view OF supplying the want Of class OF
books for childon Vigorous manly combined with
plain and concise mode Of narration The writings OF Charles
Dickens selected the basis Of the scheme on
count weknown OF his portrayal OF chdren
a1d the interests with ehidrenqu.es which have
bis volumes their bold the hearts OF parents
With this view thu Of Little Nell and her Gram
Oliver Little Paul Florence Dombey Snake and ths Cnid
Wife have detached tho large Of m liter with
which they originally c'nreced aud presented IN s
language, clsts OF readers 10 whom the
little will doubt not be attractive as the larger
originals have 90 long proved 70 the general public
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Published This Day,
TOWFR's GRAMMAR OF &C

Published This Day,
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i Or GR,puA ExrRcIsEs IN WAITING THE EsGLfsH
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tab h the habit of writing After this habit - hea
the next important step in COMPOSITIONS ARHANGt-
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Mem Publications.
THE ESCAPED NUNS BOOK

THE CAPPED NUNS BOOK
i Now ready:
inuDctons Jesuits afdays Of the most extraordinary
ure every Influence of Jesuca character which could
be brought into reqOion have succeeded in Publishing
the Experience Escaped Nun and the Confessions of
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Il By Mrs CAROLINE II. BIZ fLER LANG.
This work is increasing immensely IN public favor Head
whai the Press say OF II:
book throughout in M welc notices and even
~ and I, ,sfnot fail 10 please Bulletin.
tendencies Of the purest and noble't chsstcot
"Tb;s is welw written and skilfully sed stry Pa
tbos ard of description not weIng and so
setber, The Old Fam HOUSE u superior novel ,,.,
sbounds with excellent sentiments and the moral h such
da prejudice sgsnst fiction OF one Of n. most
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Many Of descriptions with beauty aud In
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Tbese are hut e the many catering notices received
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@ L K SIS l. X Sill
- BOWEN McNAMEE Co

NKw.YORK
attention Of Merchants generally te extensive
saoes Of Jch s Fancy Goods aapted TO the Vail trade
embracing ne and desirable styles imported this
asssou PAicusr attention equesed their Unsurpassed
variety fabrics ordered for ther very best
Cay trade Its believed that no SIX Importing
and Josbag In the country offer superior induce
ents Nov W sore O assortment Of Siks Herinos, Nue.
IN De LANES sibbOns shswls, Lsees Embroidery, White
os Dress Trim m,ugs every other Descriptions OF NOR
ssendtse usually Kept N stk house.
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NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT for SALE.

N THE ILLINOIS GAZETTE. Published Ia the city q
Lscon m Of whiE ard Anti policies offered es
SAL nj health and having been the basiuess To. long pc
d tb wears the of Offering 10 cell OUT
Lacou V Situated the in.is River; tho county go. OF
N.rsh,l Co ard hes IN extensive and mmeree Inc
Fo Wvue Laeop aud Platte Val ey A. H. Railr ad conneeI
with eastern reroaos coDstrucue posses thorsh me
CIV snd the RuTesu Nslsy Railroad smsnch of tns NOVA
l. and uns within q mile 81 the city. ,,,, A,
The Gszstte |. the Oldest newpspcs IN Illinois zoe
first numb,r sppears in Dec. 81 An ntu'foas aud pynfNM
tubsber can nov ssoo and tho business, nus
eisey wi the rowh of he ty and Pc compse"o
of be railroad IN progress
New. and lob Type which for h- most part nearly ns"'
'oi"P'" ~ ~ A. a. FORD, Lscon, Ill
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A TREATISE ON SEXUAL DISEASES-By
N T. H. Dixon NJ. D., Editor o. The Sc, pei and Operit
ing and Consulting Sugeon) 285 pases; price 81 This edi.
ton contains fur chspters vzIhe Treatment o.
su,e; Operations for Vsrcocee; ChcamciToo enre Tor
red unexpected For sale by o. A. ioSack Jun
Is Apntt Sherman Co. 2Nesey st1pger Townsend,
2l2 Broadway; De Witt d Davenport 1862 Nassau st,
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rUEATER-A. II. PURDY, Man

NATIONAL THEATER-A. II. PURDY, Man
N ser and porr tor Dro Cirel", % cents. Pr ~ cents
Crhss char. cru p'Gs, 1PSp r BE- performed
anec'e mm'O 'e 4" 1 Tnr IHoNEYMooN y -
Dale tr,p.. Mr. II. Allen Juiiana N'' Ad' enron
T. r. Fol "d. -. S' ss THE RivES jF
rsgS,SS, p pi3'' THE swiss COTTAGE
VxrhLLACK's THEATFR.-Boxes and Par
w. psss. g sS' vii ).
Paul p:css B. s
YHk M . sI1a child ARE DoS6 WELL
M spps,by..MI sOaa M.s sAus'sy.. M s.ivsSsr
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-IM-
SUCCESS OF THE Sa tbs osr .ps oal
Come consds s' Called sfI4L @.Tsas
5SyHFRns n se o Ar P6aEsfc EcosoMY TIE living
Osphe Happy Family Living s.rpen &c nay ~ s
de, ten. l2i cts
w Two HUNDRED PREMIUMS
offered fs &c wS%sS e n AMERICA
s Of the s len S S:u at 20 Of s' Il To It
f nSh. f:o s 81 %sns E Sca.
CIEO- CHRTSTY & WOODS MINSTRELs-
" No. AZ Broadway. OPEN EVERY LVENlN0.
Tickets % cent?. ,,,oor
Az business transacted by II. WOOD.
NUssELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broad
~ wsy-Open from A. NJ till 10 o'clock P: NJ, daily,
Adtfance CENTS Que hundred and fifty Of the choice
PAINTINGS ever collected together adon the walls OF
hI, Gallery superior other collection on the CONT
n s'1 To be spvrecsted It needs but to be seen
DUCKLEY's sERENADERs, 500 Broadway
ID EoNpAY Yv EyESlNG ruff ssP' % 70; sPS
49,, rrHTor caS1o dr ,SsTREI
Concert "a o'clock. TICKETS e cents ,,
MONDAY EVENING, Sept II, THE CHILD OF THE
REGIMENT.
V,HE MAMMOTH TREE of CALIFORNIA,
At the Crystal Paa:e, SsS feet hsh
Diam. ter 81 feet Uheumference 700 feet ,
The exhibition of SYLVAN MASTADoN will Glove on the
6Ist of October next - 49,,
The PAINTINGS ST ATUARY &c: are .tll exhibition
Doors open from "A H. until P. NJ. Admission % cents
ehildreu half prioe.
TINE LAST THREE WEEKS-At the Chinese
i Rooms, Blo,dw.y. J r. sMIrHS GRAND TOUR OF
EUROPE AND SIEGE OF sEVASTOPOLL Great excite
uen addition the usual Bonbsrdment the whole OF the
viii aid In the attack and sevsstooo tails 70 mint Al
nsnce Is cents Every evening at O'Clock, and Saturday
afternoon at o'clock.
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Sonses to CIT

A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE 8 - ss o.
-. d .ss.sI nss. sSs ,sss sAss y 49,
s~ss ~ ~ pssuss~ ..m .I IH
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DIAPER HANOlNGS MANUtACIOhi M
il NEW-BEDFORD for SALE.-rhe suescriber ohen i@
ale The large Building sused Wat erected sbont three
yesrs since for Hanging Pspe" Tho oadne
L of wood three poes high 100 fees in length AMI ~ ies
Ss viii an adioping buidns one story high 20 feet BY %
irtt The LOT is 80 feet By 100 feet with sheds M aoes
There rood seameDginc of tephoi,e p,s or snd s
Po,hibe Cueuderins AID Printing Machines together WITH
ouNptity OF Block Pns Ths premises situate VI ih, %
med,,. ,oity of the railroad and in ,yery are wei cal
cnste for the shove any oher business ron
terms and U. her inforina ion apply ~ =. -,
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wi scrb.r derous TO LEASE for OF years 70 some
ep,ern,nr business company the following pperty
stust'd in the central part Of the City OF Poashseep's On
,bs rpd,on River p hour by railroad fon New f@h The
nrens,, front on Mains-Lot ltox2O feet ront burdns
Sxo eet heavy BRICK wss strong uubered three Sopss
shoys the C. s escnsied Tor msrhney Hear Build
iryone Cxs2 feet; doxo feet; loxz ieet tndrr
,bed, yuitAbe for wood smith work shops steam Power
can h. had for msnuse,u log desired either sfnN OF
large rover Is hand The very beet OF a oe
can be obtained readily any qusJy Facility TO Newi@s
constant Provision houseroom peaty ana
rents are o with the best OF .dv tor eueanoa snd
tety sood The cy uniformly beatty For further psrvea
Lar. aSdrs. \ g. TROWBRIDGE. Poushkeepsic, NJ L.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

4 YOUNG LADY wishes 10 take GkAMMAh
N IFegOSs ,hro. or foar tn-s week from, conps,ra'
pseier None other hssd spply Addios, OAAhhAh' IT'D
upe fee. Or dsys.
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aprrini notirrA

x,..A,,,h-ward Repubiicaus.-Tbe FRI SOIL Ne
,,rs.s ksocision q he Niuete'n'h Ward WI no THIS
x. Ne us Fast shhs., door west o. SdN, mo
nSSss,l rVFN Nc Sept II at O'clock AL favorable 70
H. e.v,e .ie inNi cd 60 attend
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Done Of The pruepA vel ocked nc folng sood
bu,r esf cpdnS The ee -s OF Nay nest Ter en
az 90 Also an sNensiye iSr,ry OF s,sndard MEDlSaI
WORKS ard complete sot of SURGICAL ss rRUhtS To-
sSn rare chance for Physician esrons OF eeo'ine eas
practice in the city, Ad.res DOCTOR No ~ East -d~'
N,~.York.
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~ h,,,,,. xi.b.. ,,itr,,Ion as COMPANION 10 lady
r HOUsEKEEPFR TO . widowe'. Address MIA NJ w.
| IoI square Ptn-ofiee
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will be received responsible contractors nnl Ocohf
l. for the GRADING. FENCING, SUPERsTRUCrUhE,
TRACK-LAYING and EQUIPMENT together a separately,
of Railroad about fifteen miles 10 length IN the vicinity u THIS
City The map profile sad plans OF The work may be o seem
ana apy fu obtained apollo aion TO the un
dengned after o'clock NJ at No y CouItisnd,H N. Y.
OLIVER H. LEE. Civil Engineer.
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NOR SALE at GREAT BARGAIN-A 6rst

III rlus LITIIOGRAPHIC tSrASLISU HENT ooW n .
rosp.rou, cor ditin p,oprsor gill either 80 out en-
ige OF lake PARTNER Who furnish cash eaPtAi OF
$500 Address n. NJ. No. &s loths.
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Sorsrs, Carriages, &r.

E'OR SALE-A fine Span of well.matched black
HORSES years OLD. perfectly soand and kind IN al bar
sold only for want Of They can DO seea a. tho
Fulton Stables, 7th av., between Ilth and lhhsts.
SECONDHAND BUGGIES-Two with and
- one without top. Aso Busses for sale At No 100
EIxabetb.,, by Il. NJ STRATr0N.
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DERSONS WISHING to engage In MERCsN.-

I TILE BUSINESS IN tbe WEST viii hnd !, % their ~,
vantage o cali on the NEBRASKA UNION SETTLEMENT
90 Fla pfcrmaion given coocernir the oouoty and every
facility afforded psr, .yesiirs capital. No 2S br"~wsy'
Room Nc. q.
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i MILLERs MAC rINIsTS, 6c.-Fo, SALE or to LEI,
In Niisn,sbupeh. th- valuable WHARF PRoPthrr ssd
BUILD NOS atpsts tho Of s sDo south 3dstA,
with dock frontage Of So eet water rht of LOO feet hcH
and d,pth of the class OF vessels Inc
bndpg, are Of the poa ,ubtsn character the main one
stories In hight $50 ~ cDnnocted herewith are buildings
for machinery; the While web adapted Tor manufacturing
sto,azs purposes Terms Of ual, cosy OnohAi o.
the purchase remain or year, per osn. 100
balance in cash. portion of good real estate Apply I'd
MOSES ROBINSON eosuer Of Laght and Arlington s or
ct sOTHERS Real Estate Office, No 80 Fulton e. srookyn
rto - h0Mh mUtsons,
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A RESPECTABLE Protestant Girl wants
N u.ron a. SUR ~ or SEA MISTRESS or IN do CHAM
bTRu DIRK ard ZINE WASHING The bet city reference
Cab ,or two day. At No 81 West .sihst below otn .v
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00E 00O "A BUSINESS for SALE,

q az ono A BUSINESS for SALE,
$SC,UUU. which b. been ,,ablIsAed er &c var.
principal the west side Of tho
twu nc doing good trade; 900 - 500 required.
which can be he'd reasonable As tho proprietor en-
Gagged in other business be Will dispose OF "a good party
For further psrtlculsrs apply at No. MI Gresnweh'st
d m OOn A Gentleman of business habits
~ IV,UUU. and moderate capital dssire. CON
EECTION with some MANUFACTURING or 'ther estab-
lshed BUSINESS in kewYo'k. De "a elmpeten :"
act As Secreta OF Treasurer and 20 attend TO nd1or mator
Inauss describing business With reirDces should be al
dressed TO Box Ne. ,4s7 New-Yors Post-Ofioe.
OIL 000 to S5,00O-An AGENT WANTED
% OUD for every State IN the UuoD, 70 pure ia'e an
and take the entire ehase Of one OF the oof van
able inventions Issued from the Patent Omce hespnsbe
and ensrgetc parties having fUn 600 10 50 wv 70 nye,
wi fnG chance unequalsd For particulars CO II ths
Office Of the RIPP0WAM COMPANY No 80 Broadsy
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Chances for Business Glen.

Mi AZ Peterson New. e-ssy kBoun a. HAShOSf MILL,
eon,sinbs II Looms, alo~., Pesen se~a. otssms
Ffaue, speedsr Grinding frame 10 psohntn pruning
prsm., pair OF Mu.s. wronf MI snd he>hns rrtnes
with other fixtures .nd u'sn,s et m mn sAcmns ~ go
ruDx order The M Dwelling Hpuse ssnds on leased
,nupd With hight and pe pelaa lesSs ininie OF
PIERRE J. BEkTlsE, Adnmi.irs,ot, No "a Wrfense, up
s,.ir. ON Of JOHs H. HEDLEY Attorney NJ 50 NG-sn-L
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wANTED.-A irst-class

4 Hsud Pre- VITO perfectly temperate 10 ns
or pteu perste man need spply and will BE- dischg@d i'm ne
daiely such the advertiser hssued psny OF
sort will be given promp; cash payments
ar he situation p~rapebt everything Is saisfteto Ret
eenees sven and rrque The place Is shout miles from
N,w.York IN Jrrsey Inquire bours OF 10
L. W HAGAR. Ir. Co.'S Type Foundry, IS Ollds.
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ORNATE TUITION.-A Gentleman who has

four ,esr. practice az Teacher OF the y,rou. branches
Of WAITING English Grammar and Geography WI the hstoe
mates in general wishes an engagement IS
erssed during mddsy the hoars should be om TO
A. NJ or 5to7 P ~ While learning the Pupil ssn uss the
ahoys branches practically well heorec ally by the man
r,r IN which they sught Address by noe for four days
r. C. o. No 5z West sih Three of the city clergy eau De
refsf
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nOY WANTFD. Wanted in Wholesale Gro

~ Gerry Establishment bnsht, smart BOZ 10 10 sas o.
see vbo a0od hand and il qnck ., hS1res naT re-
,de Sth bis parents in the lever psr Of the ely OF ~
lyn sasy modersis. Address With references Boz NO SV
Pee ofice, (porpaid.l
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French received lsrge assortment o. Ladies
slored bats Clinical and Straw, Straw Trimmings hooon'
FestheI,, Flow srs, &C. -... - ,,oc-,.
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an sbou. 90 years Of age, who has

4 SAWYER WANTED-One who Ia accus-
N toned 70 circular Jaws. Apply st NoS Wostz7ta~.
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NOTES FROM yesterdays LoG.BooK.

Yesterday was a remarkable day--s day fau q
incident and adventure TO every body, whether thez
vent into the streets chung closely to the cosy ars-
side A slight shower greeted the dawn, but soon
dissIpe sIeo Def re stiff westerly breeze that sprsrg
rpmd las.ed til neon. About midday, with tho rc-
He1 of the tide gale from the northward thai
made the tall trees in the parks bow low before IL
fury and striped them Of their gay autumnal gsrb.
scattering the leaves high in air or mingng them
with the dense clouds of dust that whlIled through
every street envelopng the pedestrians in their sitting
en- braced.
By o clock last evening the gale had died out, and
tho stars shone cold and clear upon the calm night
RESULTS OF THE GALE.
So AR A. we can lea N, the most serious casualty
resulting from the sorm was sustained by DIR. Ed
ward Potter Of No. 20 Courtandt street, whose arm
was broken ana body bruised by shower Of bricks
blown uron him f. ON a rev building erecting At No.
90 John street. His companion, MIR. Harvey George
narrowly escaped a similar inhicton. very large
willow tree on tho north s6e Of Waverly place, near
the Sixth avenue, was torn up by ihe 'ooss.
Several fire irsss in Washington square were also
Frustrated TO the ground by the wind Along tho
Sixth and Eighth quite number Of sigu
boards &C were blown down.
Tie trees in the Park, Union square, Stuyvessnt
square srd Tompkps square, appear 10 have e.
csped any material injury.
In the hartor, the ship Anglo S,Ion lying the end
OF pier No. 5, ESst River parted her bow hawsers In
the afternoon, but received no damage. Soop James
s. Lawrence Of New.York, when off the sip OF tbs
Peek slip ferfy, at Wiamsburyb, in attempting 70
tack, mssed stays and dIed sfoul Of the fepder VI
the Zip, ard tore out Ter bowspr Schooner Knioks
booker of Little Egg Harbor, j. while lying 81
the foot o. Watts street, was driven against tho
wharf, end her lsIboard counter and bulwsrks wore
stove, and her ANAL boat was also badly smashed,
ard some spilts Of the dock were broken off Ths
brig +. s. Penny Of New York, lying at the head Of
pier No. 5 N r. broke sdrt from her fastenisg,, and
wa, driven up the slip to the bukbesd inner passage
among The vessel, lying in the slip, her trissil boom
stru,k the main topgallant bsckStiy Of the brig
Tsveruier lof Key West which carried away ths
topgaant att ust above the sings Of the yard Shs
also ran into and damaged cansl-boat, carried
away her own jio.boom, stove stern, sc. The two
ma es bad gone ashore and there was no ono on
board but the night watchmas who was then asleep.
The tide during the afternoon was very low-most Of
the vessels in the slips on the North River vera
aground and some inconvenience was caused "
pass ngers crossing to Brooklyn, by the grounding
OF the feIrJ boats in The slips on the East River