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tAdvertiseHseni.
BRADy, tbe celebrated Photographer has nladr

variety Of brilliant additions Lis collection darns 'As ''
~tcs WHU.TLAAp toe rsi1ssce Of BnehAHAn' r't'i-''
Huu bol1; Tb-iterE and Lb,, the great ptA-St'i De
Loxs. EGfors Of TIE London Tines. and ohpaah' ~ a.,
n6 Ersd writer sId sAv~n,uFer, snlons the s-"
. 80, I.. 80 su.r,yinss DtsogHPs- IL
TT nice. to become A impor,sa, b'saeh Il 'A'
b.sutifut
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BROOKLYN Cry MoRr.LuY.-The report Of desshs
for the week ending November 8, is as folowss
Males, 3s Females 70; adults, "a; minors, 40-totat
e. The principal diseases were; consumption, les
marasmus :; Group, and hydocephslus, 5 e,ch; cOss
gestion OF brain. and debility, each commissions, in
famma'iou of lungs, Inflammation of bowels, darrhess
congestion Of lupgs, and typhus fever, each.
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In Brooklyn, the FIST vote in the Seventh Ward
and probably the r,t in the city, was polled by The
Hon. Joshua Dewey, gentleman ninety yesn OF ass~
He was at the polls before sunrise, and voted the Re
publican ticket, saying that he had cssttwo votes q
which he should never be ashamcd-one for Wask-
,neton and one for Fremont.
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r,a..,Do Woop AND Harry HowARp.-Mr

r,R.,sDo Woop AND HARRY HowARp.-Mr
Uplv H. Howard and other distinguish ed citizeps OF
tie SiIlh Wa.d. organized a Fernando Wood Aisocia
too on The hight OF the election. Object the eleva-
lion O, Ftrr nSdo 70 the Presidency in 1860. Thu 10
probstly the fret popular demonstration for success
s,r 10 old Buck How he viii rei-h the construction
OF tie l. rms e his lease ct the White House remains
10 he setn. His own reading of the Instrument may
be- in favor of the usual privilege of renewals and In
II be will have the sympAby Of all who have occa-
81, to comp din of hard landlords. Another version
of Ills movement from an occasional reporter Is US
lOlws: -
THs sIxTU WARD. WHERE THyY VorE As THEY PLEASE,
AND CIvE wHATESER MAJORITY THEY LIKE, osGL .RIsS
TsFv Iumeds-ly after the pills sIo,~ IN The SKIN
ard on tie Alb day November the Uerrined Democracy
net in large and by scesnation nominated toe o
g for the Presidential csnpggn in 1862 10
r,,d lanes buchanan and John c. Breckenridge: -
Oe'u =. -, l';d,,, Fernando Wood.
Efce- Prcs;Gent. .harry ho"Nu.
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lAdvert,s- meat
Uurvx TrFTp PERIL MD BREATH Am RyAv-

rrrut CoPlrxros Be scqsred BY as,ns the B.Is -
TsorsND FIosrRs"-b~wsr. Of, counted sts The H.
.. sucs OF the Biu has bszht out hests of ss~n-
s,its ana IN o,sters. B. ssch ssifle 10 signed
FErs esE Co, Frsrkin S9asre. ~ =.
For sale b. AZ DrussisIs
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prpc, .prrs-(,eo w. Williams Alias Richard
L. On OF th. parties lessd 10 the burglary at " ids.on
NJ, store committed last FRIDAY nisti wAs on osiaC
e,ted and up Justice Fandean o. yafo' {" 'ne
80 n stolen Va. found a. tie foot OF Waits street
A yOoih 10 Year. OF age nsuec JOhn cumming
-s,.d or Saturday charEed with having 90 lot Hoady
rbt broken into the Mira Mhler No Oo 'h ssrais
a. .,ou tterefrou goods and money ~ the value 'i ~"
a. Wa committed ior trial
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OKD,. sArIos.-The Rev. j. Cofing under APPOINT,
meut by, he American Board of Foreign Missions a.
Missionary u the American Mts,ioo was ordained as.
evening in the Church Of the Purtsns, Union Square.
Tie Ordinaiion se,nos preached by the Rev. DIR.
Cheever.
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[Adv-rt.s-meptI
Ty,s.-Tyy CANTON TIA COMPANY have -

hard every vsre,, ef Tr.s Sr Grocer. TEA pe.es, a.d
to .rc (;uppow irr and Imperial from H. a. SO al 49,
.ousy ,r. Also So boxes Of god Family I've ~
one dousr O.. sod exanns-Ns Is Chaihamss estvVsD
PsAri md Rcossye.t-s.A .
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ralded By lis oHn rnefiIs, ti IN, u Nm
Prros.rrvr Of Pct WOOD 'ss' s'n.I1 80 ,,ssdy cs
tsisr.s. ir If The fsir ard or PrensS,T W., a.
-neo- 70 .rfe !. 70 eh'i'' ~ GprhgonA 1.Elrtr We
o VICE Co. PropriesO', No 81 s'sA"'J' and I'D
b. ~ Dsp4S&sA
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C.PrUBF oyA PTcErocEsr.-yercc Bi't 81
ri,Us flov We srtt,tcc 90 - aniEy md i'oS -
hrpSlreile = gket Of ia Ici CaosG -hie ia a
ILlAd,l bia Steamboat, e SIG
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C.sr.L11rs.-Petrick McLaugbl.n, q .

IAsIALTTks'. tIIch !" UI1"Us -, .-I.DNn ~,
m ia ere tow D. tell down and oy one u tae
of The u,.re. He taken 10 the New foEk h0s
tai with a. fractured.
Jo gs4low laborer On Saturday el from ondins On
~ Thirty and Fourth avenue, ana
sn.e In uies with will probably fatal lie ".s take"
h
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ARRIVAL or TIKI FULTos.-To. United States
Mail steamship Fultoo, Capt. Woteo, from Havre,
Oct -, q, p H., and Cores, iEnS) the I'D with
heavy freight list and LIS passengers, arrived at this
pot OF Saturday morning. She brings no news.
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1hi foLisH EVuSa-The Polish Erles i. New
,o'A' ned meeting at No. l6 Spring stree, on sstur
gay ''enig, TO make arrangements for The celebration
VI the Anhvensy Of the Revolution Of the 10Th
@, November. ''''
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spopr,yr,yG.-A man named Edward Brown, va

ted on Saturday in Of stealing piece OF bos'
tb from the tailoring establishment Of Armour oIn
Broadway Houston street was taxed om nun
and be Vas locked up by justice Davidson
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Is not this ticket rather sectional
Sunday Leader.

RECEIVING STOLEN G0oDs.-James McBraty,
keeping unk-hop at No 46 Jay street. was, on Sat
urday, arrested, charged with feIoniously receiving
some goods stolen fiom barge No. 3S lie was held
by Justice Osborne for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

FRAUD by WOMAN ON Saturday womsn
n,u.d Msrsrs called at the bipIins oee Of Nm
J. Crk No l5 South street ~Lere she REPRESENTED that she
81 iam Hamilton, cook q the AMP tanbfiA
ud by Ills uears GOT s0 Her story proving false,
she wss arrested and Justice Connolly locked her up 70 an
ryp
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TIE Tenth Ward Republican Club of Brooklyn held

The Tenth Ward Republican Club Of Brooklyn held
a ~ iri'ed meeting at their headquarters, No a6 Al
lantc street on Friday evening After tree inter
change of opinion tho following resolutions were ussa
u.ousy ADOPTED:
The election Just pssed has slven gratifying ev
d.nce that the broad principles Freedom embodied In ~
platform adopted by the Peoples Convention which
cain. enthusiastic support body Of fellow
ciz Ms therefore -
R,sossd That this Club continue ts 10 order IL
may ee, uay unite with those OF other Clues
ds,,I sting X publican prn p- and for the purpose
rripcples just influence in the governmental policy
county
rp,n The ovewi ung defeat Of hoss traitors In the Ncsse
who taken sds IA this great contest for SLAVERY
Ano against IL, interests OF Free Labor. ,,,.
Eeored That while Ing the defeat OF our
John Fremont aud VIM L. DAYTON hail with JOY ths svt
dece which the election has sysn that ruAaee -
tfcr must the Ultimate triumph Of principles
A. late hour the Club adjourned With three hsss4
cheers for the cause.
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FoH EvEorz.-The United States Nal steamship
Atlantic sailed On Saturday for Eorope, with d pas
sepgers and s6sO sa7 4S in specie on board.
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umpbs in Philadelphia.
The monster snakes at Bapums Museum are in
lively condition. We hear one Of them walked up
from his orpor las. Saturday and commenced to feed
before a large crowd of visitors. He gulped down
alive for one NEAL eight pigs and three rabbits, ana If
be had possessed the right kind of lips would no doubt
have smackcd them over the feast. Another snake Is
expected hourly to undertake feat somewhat similar.
The Hon. JoHS A. KING, Governor elect, win
a., ali at the meeting of tho Young Mems Fremont and
DAYTON Central Union at Stuyyessnt institute to-or-
row Tuesday evening". GEoRGE WILLIAM CrRris,
so. has also been invited to attend. There viii pro-
baby be a very good time
LIBERTY OF SPEycH.--The temperance men of the
Thirteenth Ward held open air meeting at the foot
Of Grand street, +. r., week ago yesterday hui IL
was broken mp by Police Lieut.. OKeefo, and the
President Mr. r. Falooner old and respected e1i-
zen. arrested. On the following evening an indigoa-
ton meeting was called and again broken up oy the
Police and rowdiee Yesterday a third meeting con-
vened IL the same place, and the night OF the chen 70
Freedom Of speech wss brsvely vindcated. The pro-
oeedngs sririied sopgs were sung, and McssFs'
Hs,dock, Duff Falconer, Hall and Poer. made telling
speeches. The Police did not attempt to interiors
GIRxAH RrPVRLIcAs CoasuTEE.-Tbe German
Republican Central Committee Of the city held meek
ing last evening at No. 50 Bayard street.-The Presi
dent, Fred. Kapp, in the chair The attendance was
large, and much spirit manifested. Committee
consisting of Messs. Jakoby. Prank. Bractiow Isch-
inner and Kspp, was appointed to prepare plan Of
rennspent organiret on and q prg, anime Of priooi-
pls; and it decided after considerable dscassoo,
not 10 make nofnin alton for President Al preecnt
Tie ofacxs q tho Conuhtse ere, ResiaosA Fred
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Asserti-ement1
Fay advertising in borI

Fer advertising IN both CITY and country psporv,
a, iiu nation rrtsrdii psn~s p.p-r. prices As
b. t'd and ery .eiy of saop'ss bssoarh saa jsAss
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BROOKE wv ITEMS

Henry Wsrd Beether delivered the opening ieeesro
OF the Peoples L.syary Institute at Philadelphia %
Friday evening.
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ILLEGAL VoTrsG.-John Sofyan, ALIAS Murphy
was arrested on Saturday, charged with attempting 10
vote ~ ice at the late eli cton He swore in his vote
at ore POLL and then proceeded TO another. where he
offered again 10 vote Justice Osborne locked him up.
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hAPp: vicc-Pfesideot, A. Pr.nt; sacretara, wn
~ "eu efskHoh. H. yssseisu. Treasurer. "a.
Stnden IL
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TpErr.-Two men visited Folwells clothing 1850
in Fultan street Friday With the ostensble purpose OF
I,ins ,orre aes Of clothing While the cerk wsitia
ut0n o. o. the other managed TO seeres about tiw worm
h yesDgs about bis persop. and both msnssod se'
Id
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CAPTURE OF An ESCAPED CoSvrcr.-Pstrck Nc
Cam, who two months ago escaped from the City
Prison WAS, Saturday, retakeu by Officers Leary
and Kug, who found him on board canal boat at
Pier No. A. East River. He was under sentence OF
five years Imprisonment in the State PRISON for grand
larceny. and was taken to Sing Sing to serve out his
tenn.
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Madame Parodi is enjoying series Of concert tn.
umpbs in Philadelphia.
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fAcyrsistulrntf
PHOTOGRAPHIC vnws
w ~ AL Nd.


s'eree The Hcu. Jasrs BrcasS lave sst 49, sISsl
to tie esiee''cE At BssbYs Gallery. No SO Broadway
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DssTsRpLr OUTRAGE rros Mr.. ULLxAs.-On
FRIDAY evening Er ULman, gentleman well known
in uusicsl circles, visiting NJ. ina beng the Psn-
is'. at the ~. Denis II, te corner Of Roadway aud
Eleventh street. when individual called at the hotel
arc ssit word a. him u Mr. Nlblo requested the
favor a interview Il his theater. Mr. Uunan I'm
ediateiy gose ard p'sceeoed with the person who
called for him, until they arrived opposite Nlblos,
when this individual stopped moment behind Mr.
Caman, AID. drawing shng shot, struck Mr. U lnan
pow orfui blow near the right temple, which instantly
kBock.d bin COVE. The fellow then fed. and Mr..
Ulnan reoo, erpg his almost Immediately srose
anc holding bic Handkerchief to the wound to stop the
flow OF blood proceeded to the residence Of physician
where he had the wound dressed. The blow was 50
dexerousy ard suddenly given, that peroo passing
observed 1t, and though two saw Mr.. Ullmsn
lying upon the sidewalk, they thought he had slipped
NJ q fcllez. Had the blow been struck half an inch
higher it would have been received on the temple, and
would, probably, have provei fatal Mr.. Ullman
links he can identity the party who committed the
cewardly sct. II is not the rst time this gentleman
has been assaulted in Nes-York.
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A11Expr Al sr1eIpr.-wm. Wakefield, coach

ATTExPr AT StIcIDr.-Wm Wakefield, coach
man employed by Mr.. Clapp Of Carnanyi lie, while de-
rous from excessive drink, on Saturday attempted
sedestustion by swallowing laudanum but failing in
this he next hung himself and was found swinging by
the neck by two policemen, who cut him down. He
hr tried to jump ont Of third story window but was
prevented, and Justice Warren finally sent him to the
Lunatic ASYLUM.
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rs,ny's LOWER GALLERY. No sos Bros.

/. e.r.e. O. 'eui-n to SerehsB CIesks ed etsers e.
played aO~ tews. ee.iins fas AMsK0rrrxs Corner ~
4.
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q bIspc,' Il in ih,n fisL. ukle - ~" n'''ed
10 await oXauiinstsos.
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The Academy Of Musc VII open tonight, M.
Stankovitch, Director. The piece choson is ~ 1'ora-
fare See adv ertisement.
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CITY ITEM,S.

Tie fIst Concert of NJ. Thalberg will take place to-
right at Niblos Saloon; the second Tomorrow night
See adyeIti ement.
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FELoSIoUs ASSAULT WITH ksIrE.-A man
naued stephen Madden was arrested yesterday,
Charged with ssssulting Francis Anderson of No. III
Catharne slip stabbing him in the arm with pocket
knife He was committed by Justice Brennan TO
answer the charge.
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Assault WITH HAToHET.-Deniel Mcclure
ahorer was arrested Yesterday charged with assault
inc Ann f. Jones of East Thrice nth street. and stk
irg her in the face with AK causipg hord wound
In extenuaon for bis ofense the prisoner said, when
before Justice Brennan, 81 was foolish" He was
locked up for trial.
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JrpeE wHITIsG's SUCCESSOR AproIsTyD.-It
will be seen from the annexed notice that there at
length Judges enough to form General Tenn, and
that it will 20 on on Monday. The appointment of
Judge Peabody rice Judge Whiting, resigned, ha.
been confirmed. We understand he has been sworn in
at Albany, and has filed the necessary papers with the
CleIk Of this County.
~, Tn. Gep.r.I Term 81 the Supreme Court will be
,r,c.d.d with on Monday the lCh inst Moous will dr be
frsrd If they disposed Of tho regular calendar will oe
called per order.
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The VorE FOR MAYoR-Thc let District Of tho -
teenih Ward gives Powell 1888 Hall PIG, and euyks.
90 This completes the return OF all the DDtrct 40
giyes Powell tDemocra1 majority |, ss3.
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RrpTrpY OF A BLooD.VyssEL.-Mrs. Abigail Tsy-
IL, vii 81 John TAYLOR suddenly expired Sunday evcnhc
6tb u, The deceased resided fnn sdse ard gent to -
woodpe On the above evening for cone WOOD, ana tns9
INN ediat.y She very lnse ana ucsnY
woman aud supposed that the rupture OF blood ve>S
NEAR the heart caused her death.
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Pony n, Az U,xyows MAJ DpcovxREp.- Cosv-

RODY % ~ UNKNOWN MN DNCoVkKEp'
ner Ray Of HAmr held nq1est upon the body q =
unL own mar witch bad been discovered the beech -
Faou- Meet .7ih nit The entire hesh OF IN. sc
together with rho lower bsd disappeared and the h.s
r,e also much by fish The garments Of Tho doeesss
consisted Of the lowing articles. via BLACK plot ovsfoe
with velvet collar blue flannel ihr white cotton shin wfsn
red psk on bosom Init worsted undershr blue nhxss
sn ayersl figured snre psDtsoons rod striped han
daw,r wooltn socspgs brown tops looted Win nsS
yrn slkin boots There no marks OF Inetsi ek
Or o wounds tbs body The pockets Of tho ssrs
were upty appeared 20 be young poson 49,
Va, q .Gum sre and weight The body "" nyen " ohneS
Of Mr. Dobon OF Estobs Neck who hst discoyercd ON -
Ih IN order that friends of the deceased might ohas
.h ID Il BE- i utfsd Il supposed 90 bo tho boay
yoaug nsu who o.s from vessel IN Harrington b
he ngt Of 18th nlt and whose friends have besn NOUNS
III a uArticuAys OF the A.oye lnqnest.
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10 ne Edito, of The ~ y. Tribune.
SIR: Have you noticed how unanimously the Five
Points declsIec for "the Union and the glorious COM
promises Of the Constitution T.
Bncb,pan..............51lF ELECTROMAGNETIC
Fillmore. .......,...............'.'...'.'.l
The "disunon" votes were probably cast BY the
fanatics connected with the Pease Mission and olher
charitable Institutions of that sweet LEGALITY. The
country Is safe. Josh''
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CRY Misunderstanding to the Report of the
CITY Inspector there were 35s deaths in the city dur
ing the past week-being decrease of 10 rs com-
pared with the mortality Of the previous week. OF
diseases Of the stomach bowels, and other digestive
orosns we notice decrease Of 40 fatal cases aud in
consumption a falling off Of 20 ca'es. In cthher re-
srecs the report presents feature calling for special
remark The following is comparison OF the deaths
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CAfrJRz - BrnCLARh-Atcut 1e'0e -" ,
Do, morning the rrvcery Of Peter Fsrhaner' NO :
Ay.eDe Wa. ooIereS b, burglars, Who carried Oh
c,r. a,s % The value Of go. There woe
ttree gagged IN Toe operation and al were surprised
n poI;ce,r,r - "a The Elevenit Ward. who gave
uco ctsse ard succeeded in capturing one Of taem'
nSnf d Hsory Twnkler The dhe's e'e'peN,
lundr WA teooysr-s. a. tsey diopPsd 6e Dag "tac
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S1yryESrn ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcr.-Tbe correct re-
turn from the County Clerks Office is as follows:
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,.s Of s.u .x, leaving Ii Ioose a. The other .st

csd Of he ber ss leaving II Ioose at The oter .si
60 tbs wb.s II i. pc'ed it VIII mig the coaduetoC.
bell by wire esrre ,hs egh the OF the roof out
of ,bs wsy Of tassepsen ], ohen happens ,hs, one
pnrnrer rines sac while the n7'ing is stopp.n; the
car srcther eIcIisbc individual eSses another pull
vhch. beng the second 'sng. u taken isr tbs sgpl
20 ahead ard thur the wishes Of bath sse thwXsted
Sometimes the ringss fnrine that tire car do-s
not stop instantly after he - pulled the strap gives
A secord pull ard thea scoids--sw-srs scmethnes--bc-
cause The "stupid driver ooes not stop. TIE stupid
i ell u the brain Of the ringer noe IN the drivers. Tus
or sry ether better plan tina, be devised to pre-
ven: tie stoppage Of cans by the Pss-engrTs t,or
own will instead OF the Conductor v0 be = grestiu-
provenen Then the stoppage of a scross street
or 20 as 70 obs,ruc. foot cru~sing sho,d subs. the
car "a a FIVE dollar fine, which should BE rg'dly az
forced. The Sxth-svepue Company have issued Of
ders TO pevent this evil and also 10 prev,st, 10
measure the annoyance to passenger Of ogyirg bag
gsce on the cars TO cave carriage Tie preent prsc-
tjce Of stopping car for somebody to up side
street half block, is imposition upon passengers
eh.s1v on board that should be corrected. 10 short
the whole matter Of csr-stOppiDg needs improvement
as everything that will tend TO expedite the speed will
Increase the sccommodaton to the public, and aid to
the popularity and usefune, of city railroads.
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The Yew-Englsnd Society have hit upon plsI-se
divert the minds of the public from the recent political
struggle to channel Of reflection both ard
profitable. They have provided for a reh treat, in
hret course of popular lectures, which from the well
known character Of the speakers well that of the
Society ,e gusIatees to those who obtain tickets an
ample return for their time and money. Beside this,
they will have the grateful satisfaction Of contributing
to the aid Of the Association In their noble works of
charity.
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C,p-,ay ~ RUNAWAY FORGIR-Lonu &c
Pag,set, FreOchn an, was brosgnt oscA " ." :,
Fl I'D Pills deipls on Saturday y se'S' an 81
the Lower Police Cont, 10 answer cna1s =, 20.
prstrtd against him BY one who SC oesn -"
who-e rome he had used to obtain msoe'' "'
committed - await e1sa.inatsoo.
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PERsosAL Observation-Disclosures D'Angli az
rived on Saturday morning, in the steamer Fuheo,
and has taken rooms al the New Yosk Hotel sac
joins Thalberg in giving concerts.
George Peabody, Of London, has takes rooms q. the
St. Nicholas where he intends stopping fer two weeks
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WFcKLY A. s NAIL JisE-Ths new, magnificent
= -, ;. ,,..rr.hin Nashville deny com ns ider
vii leave Pc No so.tb aver ~ 81 ~ ~. Nay -.
a. M - az 81 s4ned All for Pssus ~ ne OH
Of sPoFpOBp rtLEsroN tco No. y erDs ,,n,: IA
1900 - Iesr or WEDNESDAY, May H. Tae hvoii,e
,tesusr CAROLINA she' 'es1iN i1,s % ,ae IS ,ss
lard a. q ne s. John. River, sorta con eng - rs
rssu,r, fon New York ard having thaTiestoS ~ rNi
TIFSpAY az o'sloes .. Ii. Through tickets ~ Jek'E
vile ISL. 70 Plafka, So
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TTHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
i ED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS.-lhe ships 'ompn'

The ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldrdgei
The BALTIC Capt. Joseph Comstocki
The ADRIATlC, Capt. James West ,,,. 49,.
Tee hr have built by contract expressly for the gov
service every has been taken in their
~ 10 in b, e. zines to strength and speed and tne'I
accommodations for passengers are unequaed Tor &
comfort =. r.oI 1, 6,., cabin
Also, in second SIS. From Liverpool 10 ~,
npd 40 xuneas xpereneed surgeon sttachel 70
No brrths he secured unrl paid for The shps @ &
bukheads and to avoid danger from
ice will not cross q degrees until after tho
fist of
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I in connection with the LEHtGH VALLEY RAILROAD
ors,sd 20 Nsueh Cknk-Sprinx arrangements commencing
Anil IS asa Leave New fork for Msgeh Chunk and inter-
mediate plsees from Pier No. North River 80 or
BAston, 4; L n and 1lo NJ lor Somsrvae 81 ~ and
iO:t. m 3l5 ard $40 D. The above trains connect
Ei1ab@h the SevJsrey Rarosd, leaving New
Yorh from toct Of Ceurtiats 81 7:0 and II and
m JOHN y. Stems, Superintendent