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Wholesale q Retail
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t.<~ - y.ss-f <zsss 2-6k
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u srnh,sa q Ne Pssesr - - larys s.z rari-A
ssssrsD~.sef Frr<A ..f ce,siss,
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aEaestsos serrs-.U - N e-sssss, unxss q - ~
sponsssae n<-srr- Asts1Ppcia s-.s errsikrs-
ho1 Ne ss< q slFsre aa3 aA.ns ssrx sa.<irss~s.
nseh pzsrs has he>z s4xra - go M tA<z n a.
tsss 40 psrrsr zaz.ss
PhysseE1rs s,< - Trsar nav -szktru<,y r-ir
$40 haSs1E iSeiz s-t>zs kn-z VIA sAs 49, aFIi
g.. n -s1-s=I- S=-sr< a. zSsa ~ Sss EAssr-
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
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hrDen4 - usA ne oaSE scrzDsssss case sa4 acca-
rscJ- II sG1t-so1 - sraaeAE1 No4t<sse. - ksps
Patza- Osis Dsr-:SsSs. GIzs Psffv. Esr-
HIsAcss PGi&f BrHsk<5, sd Bs,1szS FzEik
Ai.a IN sx,u.siFs asssSto--s q FsrsrA E.<si.A
and Grrnas Tess AAS F4a<y ArrSgsrs. saeA a.
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PO5aces. Pax Sasc<-s. Liz Wa. Prs-s Pes
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Gas 10y aAs Sag BSSkA. SssEiSs<sy, PS--
Surgical Instruments,
ELNEST CHEWING TOBACCO = xEGARs
GAkrEx sCr1A
Cutlery. CHINA GEFTx
q rs tss Assre 1iEA= h< a1S~< ssssy, T-ry
iiuH
Ja.sarT J. 1895
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'E'HE sahscrihsr hss jBsI hssrse1 . x FluefRrsrk
= SAieh b uisbcs 70 ell Persans h 80 -
br,et World % vel 70 ear al a. sarfT cav.
July ~. ieSas c. q BRACE
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NEGROES.

DEhsoNs haTiss NEGROES Es- usI. uuv,s
mssaes their Interest b. eaIiins a. Tsos.v.
soEs ao,si, Bsrryville. before uakIsr eispo.s-
Sepsemhrf s IRaS
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HUTCHINSON q suRxETr
watches and IewaiTv

FffHE ssbpcftb<F hsa sssasus.a fSses gAs F....,.
\ Ctiies wiih hseeso1as ssppis 81 q -, !,
ets line sach as 0eid and silver W ast -. A.
ftas, kaf sisRs, Geld Pens asf Pesrts c.
yes as 30 Chataas 3esls ast Kevs ~ shuEs -
hsrfa BIS ed Hisnds ard tts Pahie gse-fsfIv -
call sat ere. CHAg n zYRwAsr
NeEenhrr rs IRSg
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AHAa 90 So Lasfiaf fisa-ss urts. -.
= 80. 80 1res leilf'ss go No. y -
tsisbs 49, asssiselesf q We 49, -. -,
hsy : 49, LNaLLsknaEa
CLoyEs aHp BoslEETs-4 i.,-,.ss go
~ sFei SEA 81 ssis n
49, =, 80 IL HoogT
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Risekvrsgki~

Qz1Gk5&<ZE1
I'tAE ga2esstFs-E $500 -
u EratcfEl hcsrpss ssfs,rsse4.. ssr ~
me Pslruusrs tHt-Eo-c b. MA ~ 49, N
iinf - hn~'brs--sne Brs5-ssi 5aft,r "a IA
naabre- A. NE Jsui5ktr srssis--s5tr ~ ~
hr eltfitHsies uaFFs sis~ Htsr-l p ~
ssntia rRSs1-us nssf ~ N,t-pss-pr-., n -
hslasa sheEf -ueTylhurr 90 So tt,,-
- - $50 e. saasl 20 . .sss-ss.,-f.f -
-i-ehss~r nsannel- a. as~ TEsr-z ~ wsf
- Ass,t''ne ~ 8basafE hfr-us - srrs...-f =,
Fshch 20 hsnffeTf5Ftssszr- lsi-.-ss--- -
Rr8i EEI. - ~ 49,.
lsnFs~f % sesas-u
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HaTs CARS 4 BoNsETa e1--s .i.---.-.-
- = = $500 Foefs. CaE 80 - -. -, II
= ~ ~ 80 TIC sl0APOoaE
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PENNSYLVANBA
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.

/ COATED IN YORK, Pa--oa-r- EasBr
IL men al The StSsStzgrs Of q IEofGnxh Eas,-
ness EtseaiioE
=, CSsrse % STsdg -EmAraess DgUbi-- EntrF E4rk.
Keeping, - applied 90 whni-sAlr Real &C.
mission. Manufacturing Sbtpriug Si-atn B.
ing. lnaiSiaoai, Psr b~Tsttp and Cuusssuns Con-
Pany BSsiae-s. PENMANSaiP. a. al ~ AZ
eieni nd hodern Hssds. Aiso L--tur-. frs C. N
meISiai Law ard Political Ee0aomy, ~ IE0lass
L. CochfAu. E-q
For Circulars. &e address The M sr.jrn-a.
WHITE a EPPLEH,
December II Isss-6u Ywk p.
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A NeW and IalaahIe EIeSIeIue!I

HoLLwAYS WORN cosPEcTIoSs-
- TITS msdiriae - pat % - ga Eovr. a.
y. - ~ eis'sstsfgi = ehfossa, foT sale ~
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lave snia nv Saek Of Bss,s sAd Ssss. a.
4 Nc. aaHrEL 9. fouEs vAs ufn etaasrs ~,
sasss~ss 80 hta oga sceoaHL NJ arrasnss Az
reaos ~ s'u'sarni. Wuuid liks 20 citzs f..ea ~
speedily by nose Us cash vii - faurs :, -.
Pfesshi pisre Saal ihe is 81 Apul Wa ~
Ae-ssi NJ JsDes AcDanicl vi auens !, slsssls.s
~ ny accoatts fuf Ne 4 ngfsE,Sftfvn
JSaaafv Z tSsG s.. a
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I'm rhis ls.usr-a Ka &C. -
ssTs ise re go
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NNtsuEE ps-ssHs AErsrr 49, IN -. 80
~ ErE ~ ktfszs frlrr secs .i.lE 1870
=. : s 1918 Als.-al,sa - g.us~a 81 ~
fafs - gstl q DRsUn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

VIII. $780, 49, - No. - -
sts.-s STOCK % GOODS q sfirg PIi-,s
- tt-E--rE q ls-e-F z.r ~ al..f-sr sssr..g
- TsssT Hifsl.f laEsf - q CeassrF szes~
tFeHa - Sea- @6a erwe r1trr So Ca
cFsf sc q Nrsozsazss 49, - - s,vs - -
80 tpl-a t1frrre sstril ss1 ~ .stsa = rsv-.-,-
q EtgATB0EE
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- $780, siast =. $780, l...s-s So.
- ~ So ~ $3.50 b naaz ga - -.
49, rtTts - c. 49, - - -. -.
Esg 49, " 3 Etsses'esl
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Tue HnssFssr.ss Easssr & s-.--sas. a, -.
Il sieeE aslA Ehrss tostsarss 49, - 49, -
se-afF stataiEsrE utts EsemFass-s ars fss--1f =,
risa eeetcr tsa4 rsncera-4 Asl - So 49, -,
- 81 gsasEfT szs9itg fh@F eEr asE 49, A.
-. iatF. $780, rssFsef1 - ssrs-sa- ThrF 800
- ss,tf trase1t n az $50 - thsf - a. -
el'sfnsitrf nrtfE Vcaf Ee1rF aad re sk.G
heEs a. FEh1tH-es - hsE Esass ~ - vais~r
ANNUAL q TOUNG, a SOE.
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Negru Woman fnr saIe

NVbAV sHUlAdu Iuf OAIe.
HAVE fOr sale ysiaahle SerVasl Wo.-n,
gee SoOk. Washsr and Ironer ard 49,,
70 ysarS. lNoUJRE or THR PsINTER
Jan a. 1856
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a1a~tasaataea Ter ahe Fespse,
eeeire1 ~ - suhssriters ssCksaasrs
~ fafsfwifttsa a. a. ps..sls Tsts - -,
te4 - vs. = aett Chambsfs. Ef1at.rr. =
- pels asir 4ssTslafrfis go stoaid - - ~.
kanaa1 81 grfY cer Frssetg
Nsy ~. isss
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VIM. p. TOwLES
tssscs~sa 10 o. Y. Wtsr.ssrns c.,
Rasena shirt Manufacssry,
tes B~sa>ss SSsr. --kr Cs--sz 40
DARTlcULAR snention 10 rss-n M dc uu>r,
Il f.etafe 81 tnr Ps,e1i snsuidef s~.n SAirt =
kzpsr,enccf Csfisfs aIs emplassd and . .aHi.l.r-
tory d 10 wsrrsnsec IN every cas- Grbsinn-r m
disisnce, can have tArtr shirts made 10 ors-r .uS
tor.srted 10 then. 10 any pari q the Cnson. 10
srndins tAeif neasarsoeni aeco,z1nx 10 ar al
lowing
FORAgLA:
I Sine sro1nd ,he a-ek
Length 81 sleeve frOsn eentrr II tbr aark orh,
knuesie % tie hsq1. % me roo, u the fnr-rs
, Sass afoun1 The urisi. and acro-. sAOals-r
hfears under he arm ma.
hrh ga . e0rFalent Fsfs1a
LenEIh tr n sh0gidrr 10 knee-pan
hetShi 81 collar. sPaee 40 frost and any prcs-
harty a style O. IL hiup thar nsE hr er-ir-6
Il ss ab"se sizrs nusg be esrrfsily ana acrurs,--
" uaken te tnsufs g. ~ ali oeces.arF aliouano-s
are made By The eBuer q the estabsi.hneuL
Baifinore. Nov q ia5S-iy
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NVk hars sisssty sosf . lsfss ass..r q a.
" PoF2lsr gwk, asf afs ssaes1isr = -
lafiasI tapplF. SD - Fnar arssrs
Agar. issS seAAhff
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@sa@tes's CaeFFy Ezpcessgana,
90 - rslirf 80 ssss 81 - ssrsss 80 -.
80 - Grtts. q eFls Cr--s. .,
-, tNE SeaEe. - - So ~
sfss . - EaWLfAs
4 kDiEs pass onoDs --Essss 80 ~.
- ~ 4etEs. u1EsEess Mass esra 80
- 10 GlsseFz. tessilrE't rss Elzr1Fss Ess--
80 Aa1gzs. NrEEsrs $3.50 Eres-s A. -
y l. A. saDLEa
f1kagU aEaE c-sssas. Rsa1s.s sss W..
50 Measr, - atis ~
go ~ 80 IL goorE
Mortb aoaanE 90 .s.sr
- - p - cEAnEa q HAWKS
sia1-sA--A ssF.Fiss ssazs . Chsss. -
aF.as 49, ILHO0vv.
HT scxEaE1. y - Rs.l.i :, Dsssa, = ssss
Ays6rs -. Hooyv
Wteoke a.Aex.--lFsss Esss-is A.
" $50 - C.ssrss 49,, a. - -. +.
49, " - e HooFF.
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a hBaoSAL NECTAR COLOGNE. A.
"A Peftes sfti~ie Prspsssd ~
APb - - HUTCHINSON 4 BURNETT
FRESH BURST LiwR -, ALL
ApgH 70. tsss
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Goa lcoalf

va Ae&iI
FNtaA uefsFsiEaef haFfag isss4f - c. -
- trfsafiT oFcEFtFf ~ naFia 49, -
g.sfafsa % fgfaisA COAL 81 - 49, s..si~g
AZ eras1s ssiita Prsapiir sltsaeeE -
usFpss-EuFy. 49, ~. 80.
RlexETs-clea.s go Es5 Rssl-.. S,.-7.
- 80 L HooFF.
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III sOAss ~ aiiFpsls 90 Phnsssiptls Cstrr
ICY :. Na T.C EGAFOuEE
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VS., go ..Sss51.lss las, .spS'y = 80
Aysi ~ les KEyEs q KKaastry
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a GOOD a.serfgssis - cnits sas AHvsi. A..
'e'v'eg Pt,iaas. Ps5esssiea esp.. Dosdss
Nev. IS. issa cHas q. sTrwanr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
HEALTH OF THE CITY.

The health of the city continues very good, and thus
far there has been no increase in the number of deaths
over those Of last week In regard to the cases of yell
low fever that occurred in Fourth street near Lafay-
et,epace we learn that the disease contracted by
the parties while at Bergen Point 1t appears that the
family had gone to that place for few days and taken
board in one of the boaring-houses there. Upon their
return to the city the eldest first attacked, and
the remaining members of the family were soon after
taken down. The Health Warden of the Fifteenth
Ward visited the family here and was also taken sick
His attack was but slight. When the matter became
known TO the Commissioners Of Health they removed
the remaining sick to the Hospital at Quarantine. Upon
m investigation Of the matter was found that the
beds on which the family slept at Bergen Point were
some Of those thrown overheard from infected vessels
and picked up ythe clearinghouse keeper, and dried
and then uspd.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-ssseAL TEsx-sErr.


Pefor. Recorder SMITH
Vim. Tack and John Harman, boys, pleaded guilty
20 attempt burglary IN Tire third degree Judgment sus
Ierrcd . "
Samuel Sigeins tried and cynyicted of burglary
IN th. desI.. upon the dwelling No. 6Wsker sIs On
the NIL OF Sst ul' He was found consrsra "a ~ -
ises. snd foulit desperately With the po'" De'"'e "'
secured. sentence, STATE Prison 20 year. IL, .;t.
james Nc Cary End Patrick McCrory P'essnseu g9aiiJ
att'TI p' 10 cGLl grand larceny oen'"no. :-.,
John Whales aias James And'fsDif "as con'ictco
fv on ,be lotbns store No. ~. Fulton street on tho
nth u from which be stole goods 10 tIe 'aue OF SoS o.
Sentence, State Prison years r. IL, ~
TIon,as Nf(;rafh, WIS convicted 81 Dlgamy. lie
. . -. - - xictim. VIII be- sentenced on Wedne sday.
~ pppsEyrMYST OF THE GRAND JURY.
vh c>.nd larry came into Court yesterday morning.
t,,in, dsiisered p,.sn men-of which the following Is
anv--xere diss hsrFed for the Tenn.
Crsnd Inquest the County ofNe York IN the dis
h.ras Of their duty hay. been called upon to investigate GER
loves abroad companies doing business emf
Castle Garden In the discharge this duty
they felt called upon 10 visit the landing depot itse
with view Of giving personal inspection mode doing
business within its inconre The landing and hing Of
upward Of 40 taking place the Of
their visit Afforded favorable opportunity watch the whole
Proeeedns TIE PASSENGER. were brought from the ship on
barge owed BY steamboat and property sheltered
the rain by the upper deck the barge They landed
orderly having evidently been instructed By the officers
from Castle Garden the landing depot and
s srrsnfements They the dock tho
inquiries Of the examining phy sician whose duty Il 10 nots
cases whose condition requires special bds from Tho
sickness which have escaped the notice Of the hcath
Ooe Quarantine. On entering the large otunda OF CAstte
Harden they were registered By seek Of the
u Emigration who took down the Of heads OF fxmes
and single persons whence they the states OF their
destination their cash and tbs relstiye. any ts
ioin The annual statistics OF the carrcne -
emigration are up these The tire
passed the desk where clerks Of the
psne ascsrIsined the places OF destination they
explained the differences 10 time and pr,ce Of usvw
Sssious TVues md ssg ssslsess made b the Sss
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.gHE MI'TIAL LIFE INSURANCE COaPA-
NY or NEU-YORK.

Gae Editor Of The n. y. T'fbsne
Sir. A Gard fI,m Mr.. Winston was published IN
III N y Times last week, and has been extensively
trulated though the Post-Offce in which he has
lorght fl to state that part only of the correspond
tce laid before tie Examiners had been published in
b. pam, het containing the documents referred TO, as
EpeLGed to their late Report relative TO the Company
Der which he presdes. The public are aware that
/ charges made against him were:
First. That he obtined control Of the Company
lNugh the agency of a Mr.. Johnston, whose good
hl and cooperation procured by Mr.. Winston 8
Gorts III overcoming the reluctance of the Board to
attract in his favor which Cancelled directly
hr Ri Wins,ons accession TO Office, by the payment
fS3l ,CC Of the trust funds.
Second That large sums were advanced by him 10
perOna friends before the execution Of their bonds
hi mortgages without the knowledge of the Trustees,
u that; upon his being charged with making such
ameits he denied it, The Examiners, IN their Re-
o. ind the facts from which the corrupt understand
e between Mr.. Winston and Mr.. Johnston may be
Ndly inferred, but say that they have found no
pof Of such completely"
Hey also admit that payments of the trust funds
o. made before the execution of the proper instru-
pots but say that no oss occurred and that the
mactice soon came 10 be considered Of doubtful
1opIiety, and was Discontinued. OF the denial
such payment Lad ever been made, the Report is
Il the Report the Examiners also referred 10 seven
,S,cn documents, which they appended thereto Con.
hi in the conviction that the policy-hoders would
I've at a different conclusion from that adopted by
WExaminers selected by the Trustees suggested at
r beard that these documents be published with the
ieoor but the proposition was not acteded t., and
~ polcy-holders were informed that the documents
~ ON file and could be procured ~ 'anascrip' a III,
- pan III office Believing that they had right e
b documents themselves in an accessible form,
eeed them in the hands Of printer for publication
vIl, tbe execution of and G. The first, c. was
al explanatory of the payments to Trustee Of com
- ions on premiums policies procured by hun; bn
n 4be claim 10 commissions relinqushed IN ntur
"a the abuse remedied l did not deem II
rbicaion necessary. OF the letter G had no copy
~ was aware that such letter had been written b,
-, Winston until the Report was read at the Board
U1fh the view Of publishing it applied 10 HIM Tor
y. but could moi obtain It; and at the last meeting
~ the Board, ut his suggestion, a resolution wa
opted directing him not to allow copies Of the min
= = or papers on file 10 BE- made without the consen
o(the Board. ! forbear all comment upon Mr. Nln
o6Gps extraordinary complaint that only part OF m
DGpspondepce was given to the public, when n
INV that ho had taken efectual measures to proven
appearance Of the residue and proceed to motto
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Advertisement
ST,,,IFR IS GOING.-Ihe leaves on the


yin 10 lock bilious and the bushes once so gay III th
d,ess hang their heads and shndder in each passing
wind as medang inermittents The fog begins 20 sete
heavl, the lazy The sun looks unusually req III
,od 10 mean nothing july but distinctly refers TO Fever
and Ague September Oneby one e ba'her AZ te asore
Tie flowers only folding up their nky wings but tray
ers are their trunks for home and servants IN town
are brushing ID elected front Windows. and Frightening
nngarn,hed Knockers and bcllpus GlUers perspng
b .ncsgemens The crbbng brush is king inside Of every
house and outside il requested to walk Spanish y
every species Of persuasion known to good no
NIGHTS bring Chi and Feve This is the season for the
nkes This Bilious disorders Nobody there
fore should without the only uuang preventive before
comes certain and pi~t-an remedy derward
sxpyRs' Iopr>r-W.IER, sold by ANDhRs r sDIcS No
Secorsv ana No 862 BroaGwy Ntw.iork and No IS Full
TON ST BlOosyL.
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requested me 70 my opinion Of the rod ., the
NV whch The s'aneu are suffering who have hssn admitted
-" Marine HusIi'al from his vs-s I.
This hsyc not yt done bit would sift- that did
NOV inter al doubt hat the that ct admitted and
"hcl vs. then ~ coaose and appa ry dyrg condition
- shd was scg'ive rrtient sna intern sn fever
ne peculiar and sQpessnees OF he patient being
Vnoiy o. z nd, upon the violence of the '"ver.
lbs pitLt Lss recovered under the uof quins and Las
TTt ned no'lrF h The history a-d s-pt of yellow vc
and has now no appearance Of having bad yellow fever
Ihe three fcaen whO have been since admitted 20 the Hos
Tt from the Acc cring from naaous fever only two
having The rcmittent or Intermittent fever.
Ihc-e facts bling ndisputsbc proper that should s's;c
lI to you, and desire that VA reference 10 the FIRST
peri city justified his opinion but sub
pu'ni events have proved eTroneous. -
R'fPeo tfully your. ELISHA HARRIS, ". ID.
Tie bTia Keel lying At the SouthN st Spit was this day
permitted To the Qusranine anchorage for the pnr
po-e Of d-charaiul her cargo by lishters
Tie Board then adjourned tIIl TODAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
BROOKZ YN ITElMS.
REPUBLICAN MEETISG.-The Sixteenth-Ward Re
publcans held good meeting last night at the church.
corner South Third and Eleventh streets.

ASOrBLR ATRoCIous OUTRAGE.-A veneraDie L Sy
,haro named Michael McTaggsrt, whose age cannot ~
and who reside. a, No N Pnce street Brooklyn but does
business cooper in Church street York was oou:n
attempting 10 commit rape upon the person o. Marian new
Ian girl eighteen age who lived WIN Mr
children. She he entered her ROOM pc. LON
bed and made the attempt Hi. wife nafmed oy
.seksd the poor a who escape the pair Of lures eeped
throush the window the street euhS nrtse ssssrsy
and wife Wa held aower TO eh.te on .Anit sad
battery TIE gil 10 nov with b< isRaa N A1Ansewts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

.
SrP1 9-Pre-cnt Mayor Hail presiding, and Alder
men Shaw. Oakley and Walsh.
The minutes Of the former meeting were read and
approved: -, ,.,.
Mayor Hall read communication signed inspec-
tor complaining of come rotten hides lyng on l"@h-
mis- Wharf. Referred to Health Warden West for
report
The Health Physician reported that no cases OF con-
tagious infectious disease had been reported al his
Office during the past ~ hours.
Application was made for permission to BRING the
bark Pamphila from Cardeuas with sugar ana noias.
SEES alongside the wharf discharge the remainder OF
her cargo consisting of 40 hogsbeass OF sugar she
now lies at her wharf in Ncw-fofk. Granted
The consignees Of the brig Grand Turk from Garlic
mas. with sugar and asphalum, applied for permission
TO lighter her sugar, which was granted.
The application Of the owners OF the snip Laay
Franklin bound to Trieste for permission to bring her
alongside the wharf TO reship her cargo was referred
TO the Mavor with power. The Mayor said he would
visit the vessel TODAY and decide the matter:
Cant Lumner of the brig Island, who had been d.
recte5 to appear before the Board and show under
what authority he has discharged hides from his vessel
while alongside the wharf produced permit allowing
him 10 land all his cargo brt the hides, and this he
contendcd did moi prohibit him from dlschargng them
into lighter alongside.
The Mayor was Of opinion that it was an unnten-
tional evasion of the law and ought to be passed over
but AID Walsh held that this ofense allowed TO
escape punishment other shipmasters would take the
advantage and thus set the Board at defiance. The
matter laid over for inquiry.
The Corporation Attorney was instructed t. prose
cute the following parties for non-abatement OF
nuisances, az ordered by the Board:
John DOnohue, Hampton street, near Park avenue
John Kenyon, low lots on southerly side of McKib-
ben street.
The Board then adjourned.
FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETY'S REPORT.
MILITARY HOSPITAL.
Williams Of the band, who had been improving for
some days. became last night, and will probably
not live many hours.
one private of F. Go. reported this morning with
very dangerous symptoms
An o;hers on sick list doing well.
LII BAILEY NJ. D.. T.. s. Army.
Dr. Rothe, of Relief Hospital, reports all under his
charge as still conv aescing, and no new cases
FRANCIS +. BERIEN Secretary.
Fort Hamilton, Sept. 9, 1864 a. IN.
The Treasurer of The Fou Hamilton Relief Society
gratefully acknowledges the receipt of the following
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