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aud put the .ms boat A. decline .wens the que..
ten.
q What was tie of tho steamboat which Kelly was
A. cHnuot positively t.il.
o. DId Charley Lynch tLAt morning A. decline
snsweriIr The uestion1 : 2
q Ar yuu married mani 4. 7 am.
no" Ions dd these that Kelly bad been wounded
n, nav o" id"a from the statement they made 20
O. Have you from your know edge any idra Of the
ngth OF time lie had been wounded A decline answering
the question.
q. Did you ever Kelly ~ Nike Murphys In Leonard
street n might have seen him there once.
DO you know Of money being bet on this light A. think
have D, ard u talked Of by several.
"hre did you hear this convention a. cannot tell
exactly where DO recolcct who hy when taere
such oonycrsaion did not any Be, made Oh II in
Wa Mike Murphy the second Of either Of the p4es A.
He was not TO my knowledge.
q Do you know whether Mike Murphy prcsent at the
Eight decline Answering the question.
There being further testimony ready, the Coroner
then addressed the Jury foDows:
GENTLEMEN: We have no further evidence to offer
at Tie present time. There j. some difficulty in pro-
curing the attendance of the witnesses want whose
evidence it is expected will prove of the greatest i'm
portancc in this cause but hope that may have
their testimony by tomorrow or the day following.
We shall make it duty TO investigate this matter
thoroughly, and secure the attendance of winesse,
wherever they may be found. In any case where We
find that the stories of witnesses conflict, we shall pre-
sent them TO the Grand jury MS ndctabe for perjury.
We must have all the facts in tbs case, and for my
mart I shall not rest content until ] shall have
thoroughly investigated this matter even If the case
should occupy six months Of my time. | desire you,
gentlemen TO assist in carrying out such intention
The care now stands adjourned till Tuesday at :
O'Clock p. IN.
John T.. Capet was required to give bail to the
amount Of $500 for his attendance hereafter
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,osrs oro-has not now population 10 ',"i'
ekop - Member Of Congress. They may "''i''
t%TcTito,v for political power, or 10 raiSc 'hc
pine: we need IT for sel-prc'eNa"ol' '"
81 Deg Sopse with il. u was ours by the compact
csnnvc - ogan by the second compact OF 1891, an
O io-,, mrn on the soil; aud we are craven cover
r!sstee II we allow il now to DO sne'chcd from our
ri riahtful grasp by violence and fraud
Gs.n he saved only by a change IN the pohcy OF
V Ns.'uaromcnt-by the defeat Of that party which
pc uSSsaed and which, as whole, is stu indorshg
~ nYuuSta;n;nc the Administration which has allowed
snG ss,,Lcr,d the infamous scheme ] have exposed
$50 ,"scbing the South lesson oil justice ana goou
b. H., s,slsining and putting in power that parry
Sn leading feature is opposition Ia these outrage,
vhese ~. Vowed object is the admission oil hansas
$40 W." T,ee State In word by the deieat oi ''.t'
~ sectional party, formerly inc Deu''o wv
ennes5 Inv the success Of Their only actuai eppo-
pery' anu Pcnnblicans But, meantime 1t Is elualiy
pens n 70 sustain in the Territory the men wlo'
t heir WRONGS are now hghtlnS your oatIeS
tuAs ~, sol They are, II IS true' lew III huDhoc''
ns,od from their friends, with numerous ana pow
i-Ha''u - 80 IN front almost a famine around then,
G1i rtv nlains, offering them naught but star
sno va" heb;pd but they are noble spirits, and worthy
'so", 80 They ask Of you supplies to strengthen
~. !. Wv bsnds. Men Of warm hearts ana strong
num . brave have and gallant spirits by. the thou
s.JI arc ready 10 go to their AID II you
tAI M snisb the means. With much labor we
W. cpeped and prov ded a route which, though slow
S sboous and expensive, is tho bost substitute tor
sst which the Government has allowed our enemies
a. close. We have an organization AT ue neau -,
~ IA National Committee of men selected for all
- Qualities necessary to the place. They have a
,.ct resni zaton with commissary and tranSporta-
Ea agents, and other well matured arrangements I'm,
,soessay now TO explain. All the money contributor
sure to 90 direct to it's object 10 the most economical
ssd effective manner II is now tor you TO say while
sou are at home in the enjoyment of social comfort
legal protection and civil liberty to decide whether ,n
gallant pioneer band shall be submerged whethe'
the light of their enterprise, and your prospects
ehall 60 out in their own blood, or whether
the cause Of the North, Of freedom, OF justice and
tyutb. shall triumph. If they fail. you must succumt
and feel the grievous consequences If they succeed
YOU will reap the fruits. Aid in men and money mus
come quickly, or it need not come az all II is grea
enterprise and be who would aid il must give in pro
portion to its greatness and its exlgencyno from hi:
more superiority, but with the spirit of sacrifice for
cause that demands it, and with the recollection tha
your champions are giving, in many instances, all their
worldly possessions and the lives OF themselves ana
those most dear TO them.
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BROOK YN ITEMS.

FIFTH DISTRICT Conversational NoNIsATtoS.-
meeting of delegates, who seeded from the Con-
yention that nominated VIM. b. Maclay, was held on
Saturday evening, at Mershon's House, in South
Seventh street Delegates were present from the four
Wards of old willismsburgh and the Seventh and
Thirteenth Wards Of New York. The informal ballot
resulted as follows: Philip Hamilton, 49, William
Marshall, 8; DIR. Meskel Of Eew-YOk, 2. Mr.. Ham,
iton was then unanimously nominated. A Committee
was appointed to notify Mr.. Hamilton Of his nomns-
ton and another to prepare resolutions and address
to the voters Of the District ............
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fAdvertisement.
Fairs WHICH ARE KNOWN.

PHOTOGRAPHS, DAGUERREoTYPEs AaBRoTYPEs, &c.
The undersigned having removed the Photographic depart
his Partisan artists from his old place Of business No
$40 Broadway his and magnificent establishment No.
Broadway would call the attention OF the public to the
fact that his galleries and the pictures made in them supe-
Nor ANYTHING before exhibited Those desiring PHOTO
GRAPHS, DAGUERREoTYPEs AaBRoTYPLs executed by
artists Of refined TASTE would do well to call and judge for
themselves Reception on frs. door and open from n to
Top. u CHARLES u aRsDRiCkS,
Late Quincy Fredericks, No 5s5 Broadway,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

orpprnF cOJRT-SpEciAL TsRn-SEPr 2p-Befose yudGu
% CLEkkE. -,
1py ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY AGAN-coh. vAE.
DERBILT's AFFIDAVIT -.
Jeremiah o. Hamilton agt The Accessory Trlnst Co and 4.
This motion for Receiver Of the effects Of the Trss-
al Company and injunction sssint thex use BY peus
CLAIM ing s Directors pusuant 70 sdjss9L
men tls..
The following sfdv Of Mr. Vanderbilt WIS put in a.
part % the defense; n Ill. .
CITY @ Net, io,k .sConeus Vanderbilt Of said city -
ing ey doth cepoee and say that be Of tho d.
rdnis in this action and President Of the Accessop Tne
ComrsnJ above named; and The defendant further ss That =
application has been made In behalf Of said Company 70 q
Cey.unon Of the United States to obtain from tho kaPyh
Of Me .asus refrsa for the ,ssn.d By sA Cor
1hst at The the Of 4kpg. 10 the Of Psto EvH
the pretended decree u Feb IT, la6. the ssd ktva. ~
den, de ,sre d aeo q the kepeblie Of Eessssss
That that TIM Mr. Msrccietn the secsediae4 49,
ssa.aSe 0f tbs. RsPssge 4 the Ctsy II wssssss @sss
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CITY ITEMS.

THE BROADWAY VARILTiEs.-Tbe pleasing com.
pany Of children at this establishment resumed their
performances week since, and have been playing to
crowded audiences during the past week. The Juve-
niles have been refreshed by their sooun in the coun-
try, and have returned to their Winters work, invg-
GRATED and insprted. They have as yet played only
some of their old pieces, but the manager announces
several new plays in course Of active preparation.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Young ARTISTS, in order 10 ascertain SCI
enticaly what particular branch Of art they may be by
adapted and BE- successful should consult
competent Phenolo BY receiving early and reliable ad
much time may be saved reputation and proht gained
Charts with full descriptions of character and advice
given daily by Mr.. FOWLER, No. sos Broadway.
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A1vertisement.J
A PRREI-MED BREATH-What lady or gentle.

man would under the of dsasreeabe breath
uhen by using the BALM THOUSAND FLOWERS deuti
fce would not only render but leave the teeth white
as abser' Many persons DO not know then breath bad
and The subjects decse their friends will never mention It.
Pour drop Of the BALM brush aud wash
the teeth nisx ard morning cent bottle will last year.
FOR sale by al Druggists Eoue genuine unless dgaed BY Fer.
pIpcE Co., Projectors.
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BuRTosS.-Miss Polly Marshall, from the English
heaters, makes her first appearance before an Amer-
audience this evening She is described as being
very pleasing actress and from newspaper
report the NewYokers expect something of more than
average excellence If she be We'll received in this
country as American actors have lately been in En-
gland her viii be something TO be proud Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

DanI q Monroe merchantss Auburn n T. Yesterday
brought 70 This city 20 charge NJ rgery preferred
against them By the firm Of Pla,t Bro The scu.ed al
legged purchased goodso the OF 50 500 OF
and their note purortnz 20 have been ndsrd By M
John Munroe This recently protested when
ascerbned that the Endorsement forgery The Mags
tate ordered the parties accused find bal hei
The cha
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NIBLo's GARDEs.-The new pantomime @ Blanche,
cor the Rival Faiies' with the Ballet Troupe and
Young Hengler will alternate with the German Opera
Company this week. Tonight Allessandro Stradella,
under the direction Of Carl Bergman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

SUDDEN DEATH-On Friday morning John Dof-
man (coored) marheman living In NewDurhsm fell al
died sfsntly the ferry ouse in oboken He .. tA
tine carrying market from his 10 the s
Coroner Crane was notified and had Dr. Elder make pssey
uort examination By which discovered thai bis hee
bad enlarged the diameter Of four inches. A -.
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Advertisement.
ADVERTISEMENT
PHRENOIOGY .-ExaminatiOn with charts an

written descriptions of character given daily by Prot FOWLER
at the Phreuoogca Cabinet No sos Broadway two blocks
above the Park Private rooms for Gentlemen end Lades
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STATE CeSvTSTIoS OF ColoRED CrrnEss.-A
Convention Of colored citizens of the State of New
York was convened on Saturday, in the Rev. Mn
Hodges church, in the Eastern District Of Brooklyn.
Owing to the rain storm, after some unimportant bas-
ness, an adjournment took place until 10 O'Clock this
Monday morning. The object of the Convention u
to take action in reference to the present political ooa
test,
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TAdvertisement.
PHOTOGRAPHS Of GEORGE PEABODY, esq, the

Banker Tho b. Macauay the Historian. Prof Owen
Surgeon the Engineer Victor Hugo and Lamar
tine just added she collection at BRApSs GALLERY No s
Broadway.
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THERr.-The Baptist Church in Jersey City y
buTg.riousy entered OF WEDNESDAY wnns n ths suSy
and sole s+yea Theological works among which wsrv s5
Theology IN tour volumes and tho "o'" o' A''N''"
n three volumes. f.rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

Col Frank Rurum, III lmorc man, having chat
ienged sny Republican TO stump NewJerey with hin ha
had hs challenge accepted BY Mr. Ephraim Martin Of PERT
AmbCy.
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FATAL Rus OVER AccIprsr.-Coroner Hills held

FATAL nun ONEk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HlIIs held
inquest yesterday upon the BODY OF Patrick Ferre native
Ireland q who while intoxicated on the
accidentally by coach a, the corner Of
Washington and Cour'land streets and sustained injuries
which terminated fatally yesterday morning Deceased resided
No IS Worth street, The Coroner Jury rendered verdict
of Accidental death
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ADVERTISEMENT
TAdyertisement.J


A new and beautiful style just issued by
BEEBE L Co..
No. l56 Broadway.
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fAdvertisementl
CoIrNrERPEITERS AND IMPOsTERs. he pubic

are against articles pretending 10 be Of the
ns,sr. of the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOwEs for pertaining
the breath and b.au tine complexion The popularity q
tha, rtce has brought host Of None
,enune unless signed BY FETaIDGg Co. For sale BY i
druggists who own down counerteiters and i'm
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THuFtIIIs'IItH'
NIGNETTEs PHOTOGRAPHS.

An entirely style Of Portrait introduced and made only
at BRADY's GALLERY No. $50 Broadway.
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NEw.YoRK HosPITAL.-weekly Report to Sept IS,
tAdycrtisement.
A NJ BR o T Y Pc 8 /.
J. DARRACH, Superintendent.

Thi. f,vorte style OF Picture made in perfection only
BR.py's GALLERY No. $50 Broadway, Tbompson's Ss
loon
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ELEGANT STELLA STAwLS at low prices, ready
THIS DAYr CHAs. HEARD Co.'S, No. SOL Grand'st.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Geo. W. Curtis, esq, will address the Republicans
of Orarge, in the Rocky Mountain Hut this lMondsy1
evening.
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Advertisement.
TEAs-TuE CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

hand every variety of TEAS t Grocer. Tea Dealers. and pr
yse Manifestations Oolong and Young Tyson from Poe
TO 4Oc; Gunpowder aud Imperial from 25c. 10 55ca other
qualities equally low Also 5b boxes of good Family Tea for
one dollsr Call and exanine-No lbs Chshams betweeC
Pearl nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

Central REPUBLICAN, CLUB.-There will be an
other interesting meeting Of the Central Republican
Club at the large Hall Of the Odeon this Monday, even
ing. The addresses will be delivered BY Erastus
Hopkins of Massachusetts, and Col. E. L. Snow. Inc
meetings of this Association are very popular WIN the
ladies, as web the gentlemen, and the hail. vnen
capable of seating 900 people is full every MONDAY
evening. .tt- lid .
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If Nativism should revive, az II probably win
its followers remember and with excellent effect t
Igs which Democratic aid about candidates "
he present campaign. Paterson Republican
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NArIosAL.-Mr. Purdy is the frat in the field with
his dramatizaton Of Mrs. Stoves bred" II il to
be played this evening, with Little Cordelia Howard
as "Tomtt.' The cast also includes Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Howard, the latter as Nina Gordon"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

THr AMERICAN STATE CosvrSrroy. The fcliov~
irg lit Of delegates have been selected in this oily -
represent the party in the State Convention at Roohes
ter on the Goth inst:
Firs. Ward, l. II. Smith Second Ward, II. Seliiok.
Third Ward, DIR. Rowland Fourth Ward, A. Jeromsi
Fifth Ward Geo. II Rhodes; Sixth Ward. VIM II
Storey: Seventh Ward ii. W. Mahony: Eighth Ward.
James a. Van Brunt; Ninth Weird, J. n. = inn; Tent
Ward, Benjamin Middleton; Eleventh Ward Ros-
we'll Crave Nineteenth Ward, Edward L. Wood.
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SEvENTY-FVE CENT SILkS ut 40 per yard, On
MONDAY, Sept. Is CHAs HEARD Co., No. sol 0rand'st
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The U. s. District and U. s. Circuit Courts meek
Trentoa tomorrow. sd ins'.
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WALLAcIs THEATER.-The old favorite Mr.. w.
II. Blake commences n short engagement this evening,
when he will appear Sir Anthony Absolute in. The
Rivals"
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AcclDYsr.-Benjamin Shepherd. employed on oos
of tie South Ferry boats femsn sustained severe srt-
IN Ssur ening the breaking Of one OF bis hcaider
3D. H. Ms in the ut of reSc hing lantern hen the sks
s b Of the machinery him ard caused the result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

=, BaooELys Cry Mon1ALnr.-The following is the
report Of the Health Officer for the week ending Sept
9. 1876; Males. II; females, VI aduSr nj H'a0Fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

The LATE Lorenzo II. SHgAgRD.-The Deao'
cratic Standing Committee OF the County OF King
held meeting on Saturday night and passed appss-
pirate resolutions in relation to the sudden demise a
Lorenzo ID. Sheperd esq, late Corporation Counsel
OF New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

FATAL RAILROAD AocrPENT.-Coronor Connory
he'd iours yesterday At the drPo' of The Hud,,n River
G,r. q var. of agr Who Was killed on Saturday sfer.
non by hing struck BY the locomotive OF tFsn Of The
.iv. I'D Tbe dsce-s4d walking upon the trsok while
intoxicated and wss called by M Nathan Hnyt, who
or.'.d linn 10 step ssitc train YVES approsehnH he 70
hurled into eternity The verdic OF the Cooners Jury Was
"arcdrutal death"
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DRowNEp.-Yesterdsy afternoon, about oclockf
Canadisn uaucd John TSrbono drowned near tho fes
OF Moth Fir, street, He a hand the barge N. =
Whbeck West Troy and f overheard while assisting -
haul I'D the anchor His body recovered about an ho
s.tcrysrd and an raues was held b, Coroner HAntord
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The Germans of Paterson will have grand Fro
mont and Dayton denomination Friday Sept. g. Me-
Juus eminent speakers New York aa4
Ntssk will address them Tbs Germans VI PSssac COUNT
and State are invited 10 participate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

old 81 M n R,,rv residing At No 81 IVES Thirty second
stree us,ar,y killed yesterday by falling our oi IN
story window. The child had climbed upon enA @
open window while his mother ensagef IN drrsnS
younger child and accidentally fallen out Coroner osho'
ned an inquest upon Vie body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

ACClDf hIALLf DRONSLD.-JacOO Wdren, n WI
cred man, employed the Steamboat Elm City. was
tally drowned on Saturday afternoon the Peeksp Fer
dock. The BODY has not been recovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

LARCFsY RY FEMalrs.-Susan Clark ana rueu
Moral nymphs Of The pare arrested yes.Tdsy
with robbng Geo Thoas residing Al No 10 west fas Of
swaet containing : IS The victim il alleged wa aecoye
hy the females into di,reps,be house and there neeced
The accused locked Up BY J,ce Osborn 70 avail exam
nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

.ult e yio,cuoe unable 10 lermne" Deossai
s. years aec and lesVrs family residing NJ. - Park
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60-total. SC. harnsmus, 10: cholera infhntum, 7;
l,droerholus 6; consumption dysentery, bilious fe-
Yer. each; commissions, hopping cough. diarhes
spue, Group, bilious oouGcstive fever, eachi N
fnunution Of the BRAIN small pox, uterine hemorhases
toethng, yellow fever, each.
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Hons. John p. Hale, A. G. NJ. Pennington, George
H. Brown A. Burlingaue Horace Greeley General Hye End
others announced address meeting Mount Hs
ly, on "Wednesday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

MusEuM.-A new domestic drama is annouced, en-
titled Jessie or the Wanderers Return, in which
Mr.. c. w. Clarke sustains the principal part. In the
curiosity department the management announces a
"billion Novelties" of which we have not time to
give an exact inventory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

CONGRESSIONAL CosvEsTIoS.-The Fifth District
Congressional Convention OF NewJersey, comprising
Hudson and Essex Counties met at Newark on Fn-
day to nominate q candidate for Congress. Hudson
insisted upon the nomination of Charles Fink OF
Jersey City, and Essex presented tho namo of Dr.:
Darcy of Newark The Convention finally adjourned
for two weeks 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

THE BROADWAY TBEATER DIFFICULTY SETTLED
An arrangement has been made between Mr.. Marshall
and Bowen & McNamee, by which the former is to
take care Of the roof of the Theater and the latter to
build new party wall of which they are to have the
benefit, but are not to own in fee. The work will go
ahead at once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22

DEATH CAUSED By A FALL.-Coroner Hills wa
called on Sunday afternoon to the Sixth Ward Police
for the Purpo~ Of holding nque. uron the body o.
named Luke OBern vhose death reported y ns.s
een csrrsd by violence a the hands Of m,n nsnc
Kelly The evidence did not however, sustsin the IN
against Kelly but allowed that deceased on ssfurosy
noon passing the corner Of Pearl and Centre street,
under the influence Of liquor when he rel OF ws Prsnea
and striking upon the back Of hi he. sustained
soon atfeF Caused death The evidence 70 hrHy
struck bin copsicns Seye win ssses Fsiee
Kelly walking close Behind the deceasd tu;t h
.sd saw NC is but only one estfsd That ky TIA. de
-ceAsd to h eth BY eomPressIon % me Pc
rdEyd ty ts, ". bSaH tn ~ wa GaSsesAsi Na ".
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Mr. Stoves " Dred Is meeting VIII II PecuhIary SIC
cess which bids fairto rival Uncle Tom. 1t has been
published in this country but fourteen days, yet the
npblsbers orders have reached the enormous number
Of IS OOo copies co. 600 voumes), and from information
received from England by the last steamer the sale
there seems likely for time to be equally great.
Messrs. Low & Son, the London publishers, had
received orders for nearly 10000 copies in two weeks
from the day of its first issue. Here is an answer
the sncerng question, "Who reads an American
book 7"