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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-11

steamer Pbls5erhis HAva a. Patriot douhoous y M
e,s.ner pnlaS,lthi. Havana Speu,h douboops. 40 o
S,.a,aer PbInd.libia HayAia Spalih ,iver.. OI %
s,.Su,Y PhsJ.l ,hia Hawai- Arne lean i.. 500 90
S,.,u.r pblnd.lrhi. Havana Anne cAn silver $50 10
sin Palmer Hons Koug Mexican dolars. ST An %
bsIt Helen Mar Hors korg Mexican doilar... 1900 IN
S.hr So Ivan Ciudad Bolivar American sod 500 10
81 In i .r Bate. Shanghai ..........
steo.t ns Liverpool Uri ed states GOLD rs
81, az or Persia yerpo,l American con.. so
S,,.u or Pea LiyerIool III dish oliver ...... IL 90
STEAMER Persia Liyeipo"l, 6s79 90
Washington Breueu, American rod.... $1,000 o.
Stenu,r w sshiretou Bremen Ps,TiOt douboons 20
ST. IhOuss, American soId 81 III %
Total I'll the week. 81 6iO,59 .
Previously reported ~ "lJs VI
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Ire...I76Psi Inc.2S4ls3 Dsc..lf4Sei Dec ssl
Reducing the Wheat to F"ur the excess this season
in the receipts OF Flour ia equal to 7i5,214 oo!s.
Tie receipts at tide-wser of the principal articles OF
prduce from the opening of the canals to and ncud.
Ii hoan E1llnGa
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TNOMps0ns Bank .S0te n porItV quVIce l@11'0 w VI
rants as follows
pr,,. a.us Buy'L Ssil'E.
~ scre warrants q 81 InsI t6 10 sere wsrunN 20
81 are vnrr.ptss, 81 % iSo wsraAss AZ " iU
The receipts a. tide-water Of Flour, Wheat, Com
and Ba,ley for the fret week Of August in 1855 and
1856, have been as follows:
Flour b,ls. Wheat, bu Corn eu nsney o %,
soo'''''''''''' a, ooI IO 6ai 1855 g9
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ACCIDENT FROM BEING EJrcTrD FROM S a." Coz,
asn,v McEwen resser. Of Brooklyn had enc OF nv &c.
nm over and crusted willie bring elected on h
won from Second avenue Railroad car ~ 1nc,or
and driver poi h OF the platform Of the sI o We
m he New York Hospital and the driver and con
Spetr wse arrested but subsequently, liberated BY the 's
ffsfN
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Will. Fargo Co.. suddenly d':pp' s.os =, c ooS
Wen -, 100 bsss Of gold, containing eS'a wv.
with S,% s,ohe1y of the Independent Police r W..
Capt VIM VIM, sDrbcd to, and started in se"ch of the
ss lie a., ossS "ss ss1 gone ~sn
.aa,ss. bu. on arriving found that be had left fr
sn',ns, "r Del He st. continued thspursuit, and
~" .,r;S;ns at wilmington ascsrtain'd that Osborne
had u.t s and was then on his return to .a r1s
sph B.cl to h' city the officer .s ' er.ra 1 To.
- 10 had taken a room, and was expecting his
v;fe TO ion him. Amer waiting until evening for the
appearance of Osborne, the officer e'ptared hun as
As VA, entering the hotel and found in his possession
a, 7so Of the stolen money and a package of BANK
bills, marked $4,000 This package had not oeon
missed: but the prisoner confessed having stolen
Aom the safe. The bills were, however, worthless;
but Osborne was not aware Of this TACT, Inc teaa-
Ger of the ooO in gold be bad expended for clothing
and travelling He made full confession, and visa
brought back to this city on Saturday, aud held py
Justice Connolly to answer the charge
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Total,
The receipts Of the Galene and Chicago Rosd for
July show very fair gain on July of last year. The
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KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SuPERvrsoRs-At a
meeting bed on Saturday afternoon the Special Com,,,es -
whom was referred The subject IT selecting Grand Jurors 70
ported that according 70 the last alton Of Kim.
county 26 SIS AID that hsreO-e the app rtion nt would
DO Grand Juror ~ III Of the popuson 500 q 90
Jurors thus selected from VAR townships
proportion 10 the number Of Inhabitants each The pos
dent beng sick In list Of the funding tess Or the
ersuirs which the last year tbs exsp
ton Of The Committee assessment Polls Ia
which Supersor ScheoDmsker is subutei for Supervisor
Kelley communications received from tbs fenenay
Committee wto have been charge Of that the
fou mouths that the Of aI tanning tbs prisoners
bsen W cents day. stating that they expect able
reduce tbe cost materially for fuaye The Board
youypsd for three wcehs
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Increase. sS75 Inc. .4o2.es5 Dee.loS,i5' inc' b
The aggregates Of the receipts Of the above articles
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Total. sl,l9s.779 so l.2s2 e25 81
Balance Aug. l.......Se, 4.J 80 81
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. WOMAN DRUG6ED AND RoBBED-A woman named
margaret Montgomery. living servce In Flatbush, was
dIrted New ioi on Saturday evening robbed Of 80
which abe bad INTENDED TO reu mother 10 Ireland She
Vas aooossd by another woman appears and into
cellar where stuff administered 10 her Sbs vss
then sent TO the ferry On arriving BROOKLYN she oh
served oy on,es Williams and taken to the Frst District Sta
ton House where med cal aid provided She va. i'm
very low state al day yesterday but appeared 10 be b,rs
ward evening" The physician Of opaion that she
Of the other She may, therefore, recover W 0''
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s,sacr2 ~. balance not reserved nor nopro-
gdsico No amount of school money raised by tax
Ou' VI -. 1876 5000 900 has been deposited by the
81 ,he Nth the City Oh ,mbcrlain, leaving bal
Ccrifvsnss &c, IA 80 in the hands Of the Controller.
nee % statements il will be perceived that there
fr"d ,onp,oDrated at this time of the funds not
fnanS, oniy A.. 80 80. ard of the fund reserved
rI,fn'Ici OF the latter amount it il believed that
nav be small balance remaining at the end oil
DC !ce' o xcars or more ago the Board overdrew its
c, On tbe amount of Sl2j, 600, and have not as
hack 10 the citylast year the entire amount
le PI"II money raised was expended and no atten-
Id 10 this debt except so far IA few buncombe
L...iihes were concerned
- soe time past this matter has been agitated in
a Tosrd A number Of members taking the ground
as, !, yss duty on their part in point Of principle
u ,;gbt 10 repay this SUN 10 the Controller the
S,roer claims the night 10 withhold the sl2j, 900 out
nj. wears money. The Finance Committee, with
As, Of the Board, contend that they have the right
ee'Ise,neud the 81 ,e3,Si 30, which was the amount
-, th,y are not responsible for the blunder neg
- al the Controller as they express themsclves) in
nutnr the deficit or sum due the City in his last
- levy: aud that the Controller has no right to adj
20. the money Of one year TO pay the debts of pre-
~, year. and are entitled To the whole sum without
sv 4, duciion whatever. 4 resolution has been re-
lied requesting the Controller TO place IN the City
F.nry die ,um of SOB 5i 80, subject to the drafts
- ,Ie hoard. but the matter has not yet been acted
s.nn and s,ii the members are much agtaed ON the
T'Ih;ect Should this sum be paid TO the Controller,
se Roerd Of Education will be bankrupt before the
~ the
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Nrw-YoRK HosrIrAL.-wcekly Report to Oct g.
j. DARRACH. Superintendent.
fAdvcrtisement.
MARX THE FACTS


J GUFNTG'S establishment. No $40 Broadway corner
tie oldest aid extensive In the United
States. .,
GuRxEy was ID. introduce the Art Of Photography 10
this city
made in porant alte ron. and improve
m,nts IN his establishment.
OURNEy hAs facilities Tor producing finer work IL
every than heretofore been produced IN hi- country
GTPsFY has .tl ia III, employ toe best of h,r Oh artists
recently sdd-d to tn. above talented corps
Il American, French, and German artists
cooed photographs Of all sizes need only TO be
BE- appreciated they speak for themselves
plain unreouched Photographs never equAed
IS say artists and the best judges.
GuRSEYs Dssue.otypes universally pronounced supe
rio Productions. In ~, -
GuRNEY has received testimonials for lis skill than any
other artist in the prot, ssion.
received tie only eta r Photographic productions
a, the late PaIis tx osiioi-conseq uently - =,
GvRNIY stands The head OF tie world il the Photographic
uRxEY Las Lot removed any branch Of Lis Business to an5
part Of the city. -,
GuRxEY connection with any other establishment IN
any part If che city 49, :,
GrRx,Y personally bic patrons and friends aud ns'
done a. for the last sixteen years.
GvRNEy will BE- happy to continue that attention. mo
will , eude~vo pleas. I'll who may favor him with wit
q HE Photographic Palace Of Art. GuNsf
No. $40 Broadway, corner OF Leonard street.
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TIE PUBLIC HEALTH.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH


The Commissioners met on Saturday afternoon at the
CITY Hall pursuant TO adjournment. Isaac o. SpkRKER
10, President, in the Chair; Walter +. Concklin
secretary, and quorum OF members. The following
busuess was transacted
schooner Francis Satery arrived Sept g. from Chaeston
Being regular pac ket the desired permission to
eed the city her place the line No scknes
ns among the and being clean ed she
...reA 10 the Health Ofhcer with power.
WI Brothers from CenuczOs arrived Oct g. with OF
and uoasse Reported having lost the captain and one
mort of departure from supposed yellow icvcf aud lost
the Health Officer She was ordered TO re-
I'm Quarstine until after frost and may then discharge On
Sihisr c,.,.. i.,o, ,,;,l sr,e, and bavip,
arrived the ID inst. Allowed 10 proceed 70
~ IN sfsr being gmgated and remaining AT quarantine Tor
"a" A5ssl of moi less than ten days for observation.
r. NJ Charlton Havana, with Of tobacco
"a sugar arrived the 81 met Sent one man 20 the Marine
I...l on arrival sick with black vomt Ordered TO remain
until frost and then discharge her
,sf,sra 10 be- then brought TO the CITY.
Rs,i F1pess from Havana, with of and moss
,,;,,d ON the I'd inst Cargo ordered to be discharged
g,b,ers and may then be brought % the city.
B,k Lamare arrived the nth OF September from Car
80. Nth cargo Of sugar and mOssses Has been discharged
s,nd and ventilated, and now petitions 10 come 10 the city
BsSerred 70 the Health OficeT, with power
MORE YELLOW FEVER IMPORTED.
Bsrk Brothers, from CenucgOs came into Quaann on the
.b Of sd inst The captain and man died IN port,
~ three the passage Of yellow fever The vessel
w till the appearance OF " black frost when she
III B. allowed lighter her cargo aud land II in the city
BuR r. Charlton, from Havana, into port also
bs inst, During the passage sick of yellow
e,.r and wa the Marine Hospital with black vomt
s SANE quarantine prescribed in the preceding
On notion adjourned % OctOb"T6.
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CRICKsT-ESGLIsB rs. AaERIcASs.-This match,
which has been much talked of for some time past
vii commence to-day at lIoboken. The players are
chosen from eight ten different Clubs, and the
occasion will be interesting the first convention Of
70 large number of delegates from different portions
Of the States The sides embrace the best players in
the country and an Interesting game may therefore be
anticipated. The match has been arranged in order to
hrng on; the American players Of the country and To
make trial as To whether the game cannot be learned
and played with skill by those To the manor born
1t is to be hoped that all who feel interest in h,
manly and invgorating exercise win be present during
the match. Wi,kets will be pitched at 10 o clock on
each daV
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FORT HAMILTON RELIEF sOCIETY'S REPOI'
FIRES.

fRT IN NESI FOURTEENTH STREET.
The alarm of fire in the Third District yesterday
morning was occasiOned by some clothes in wardrobe
the third story of the dwelling house No 100 West
Fourteenth street occupied by Joseph Bachc, gniting
hcm sparks from lamp or candle. Damage, so.
FIRE IL SECOND STREET
On Saturday morning about 10 o'clock some mis-
dievous young rascas set fire to car-oad of straw
Second street near the First avenue, thereby occa-
tOnng al alarm. The straw was the property of an
a man who has been engaged many years as straw
fddler The old man was on top of the load at the
the, and was badly burned on the hand and arms be-
itv he could get down. Several fire companies were
Qthe ground but their services were not needed.
FIRE IL EIGHTH AVENUE.
About o'clock on Saturday morning fire broke
oV in the rcady-madc clothing store kept by Joseph
LWis. No. 2l3I Eighth avenue, near Twenty-frst
street. The floor was divided by partition making
two stores one of which was occupied by Mr.. Lewis,
AID the other BY George Donaldson as boot and
shoe store The most extensive damage was done on
the side Of the boot store. The upper part was occu
pied by several families who had great difficulty in
escaping down stairs without suhocation, as the prem
i,es were filed with dense smoke The fire did not
extend beyond the stores The principal damage to
the stock Of clothing was by water The stock OF
boots and shoes was much damaged by fire and water
M. Lewis has an insurance upon his stock 10 the
amount of $500 equally divided in the Rutgers IT.
wing and New-York Equitable. Mr.. Donaldson is in
sued for 81 800 in the Stuyvesant and Broadway In
surance Companies. The total loss viii not exceed
$1,000
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MONTHLY REPORT OF THE DIsPENstRIEs IN rHE
CirN o, NV YoRK-Paiicnts treated during September
lSe: New York DspcnsayAt the DspeassIy <o" al Their
Dwellings $40 total SU&3; aduis 2&Oi chi uhdrT 10
yer. sS ,scnSed II PrescrP1ns DIS I,9't s
81 Dpcusary-A the Dispeussiy, 80 Al then dwsss os'
to'G sS sdus 40 Children under - year. OF asc u Ns
cused n prescriptions dispensed. 25l7 Eastern pspe
Ssy-A the nspcrsarv 30. their dwellings, III total
ISj adults e95 children under IS years 6s3 yaecina'rd M
Prescriptions dsr+nsed 1it Dspcnsary-Att tue W
pe1,Uy Lss a; their dwellings 2s2 ,ot. 1851; adults goo
c"Adr,n under Is year oil vaccAtcd, 50 pfescrpts u
pensed. 2es5 Norihwe.,rrn DspcnsAry-At the p'P n
s1{ 81 a; their dwellings. i7s. total, 9S sdult. DO
Ton, dip,ns,d, l7d. Toal.-At the Disp,nsSres eo.s
9 their dwellings, l.67; to,sl tIesied, 1926 sda,s
oVi; children nnder IS yeay, 1913; vaccnated, sif'
descriptions dpen,ed. ga Aggregate number to whom
ec services snd medicine rendered satuiousy dur
~ THE month OF September Malls. 81 females f7S! Ma
IVY M patients born in the United states and M IN for
~ eour e Partial ResultsSn 70 Hospital Sjl died 81
puncpd of death consumption aud cholera
.isum The prevailing disease chiefly affected M digestive
80, 'sfeou. system the most inpoT'sa. cholera
~-'~A'pu, uSsssnus aud sna.-Po
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

The Committee appointed by the Republican State
Convention of New-Jersey to issue an address to the
yo.er Of New-Jersey have discharged that duty.
II commences by remakng that the political prospects
of the country the highest interest and Importance,
demanding that every voter should pause and reflect
upon his position Ii then proceeds to review the
rgcv NJ the present Administration charging its adhe-
rent, " tn renewing strife which produces the most
threatening agitation, and that thy have pursued
course in direct opposition 10 the original aim Of our
National institutions. After reviewing the Slavery
agitation and the Ouirages in Kanas it then takes up
the csndidater showing Dir. Buchanan TO be commit
ted to continue the policy Of this Administration. Mr..
Fillmore il then considered. His former Administration,
II saw. T. not without merit, but its bearing on the
pr.fcnt leading questions u construed TO be in favor
Of the SOUTH and that Senator Dayton, the present
candidate for Nice-Presidenf, was tresed with cold
De,s by Mr. Fillmore for opposiDg some OF the Pro-
slavery ensctments. The manner Of his domination
and subsequent speeches all construed against the
opponents of Slavery extension Lastly, IL takes up
Col Fremont, and presents him the representative
Of Freedom.
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the United States Marshal under the criminal warau.
and VIII probably be examined before Of the Com
mlrSioners to-day.
Before Issuing the warrant in question, the President
consulted Attorney General Gushing and Secretary
Marcy, We understand. who both gave opinions in IA
vor Of the leg4l! Of the proceeding under treaty
with France.
NJ. Townsend took an order on Saturday in the civil
cause TO show why the name Of FeIcite Debut
implicated defendant, should no, be struck on; Of
the record.
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LARGE REPrBLIcAy MsErIsG IN AILAsfie e, C9ss,
~ large meeting of the R. puhhoan CUP OF hsh.'a
..nbJ A. h- Court ious- az Mays l4niinS AZ
ausie Coanty on SATURDAY evenpE when Lancer n w OF
linden vs. 70 sdjse.s The inseihL nI " pr
c..d-d nth sr.. power Of 4rzument re',,'ea - ~ ~
Of the aggressive Of the SLAVE ~. he
Of the B. rder Rus 40 ehooi saTd the meeting oy THROWING
,,y M wei rr.f torce through the window ~ the head Of
~ r. a. :, s.r,u-d h. head sad struck ssains, the
S.i by Ri, i'd, HID it BIZ hin On The bead tbe blow VA Of
.ae;,, go. 10 have killed him. The villain for ths
go n g.. orr,u,i bu', throusl tae darkness Of tie
ssht he escsped IT, inviting 'sA esas 70 s.ass 40 tss
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.
.,1rpDIy Oct 1-prescDt Mayor Hall nrpsidin


and Aldermen Walsh, Oakley and Shaw.
The Health Officer submitted the following:
BRoOXLYS Oct. (, 1886.
GENTLEMEN: have 10 report one o. small pOx IN nay
aOpd No contagious infectious fever has
been I,por. ed ~ me for The last three days
NJ WENDELL Health Officer.
The owners OF the brig Col. Pcnniman were permit
I'd to lighter cargo and moscs The vessel is from
Trinidad de- Cuba. She had performed quarantine duty and
ire from disease.
Mayor Hall stated in answer to a question, that he
every portion ot the city the day previous where
malignant nature would be likely to
1 and had found lie had made careful eX-
nnson thought every thing favorable for renewed state
dhealih
Bond street was reported in filthy condition, and
Ne matter was referred TO the Alderman Of the Tenth Ward
shen the Board adjourned.
FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETY y REPORT.
Dr. ROtho reports Mcdonnell and Catharlne Coye
Without marked Improvement Mrs Mcintyre and Minna
ILrhArdt something better.
Al other. dons we'll p Arthur Byncs, who came
aimcnt YESTERDAY with the disease three days advanced;
nl black yOmit last night.
No new asses in the Military Hospital
FRANCIS f. BERIER Secretary
Fort Hani'top Oct g. 1864 A.
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advertisement
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN whose San,

have nearly out discovered while living Indies
scrtsin for Consumption. BTonch'i. Coughs Colds AMI
general Debility W-hins TO do much good possible he
will nd 70 such of hi afflicted fellow this
recipe, with full and explicit direction. tor making II u Nni
successfully using H. He requires each spphcsn, inro. him
sngthee ns 20 be returned postage on the rcp
rd the remainder TO b. applied the payment hi.
tsernent. Address
Dr. Ii. JAMES. Ne. 10 Grauds;. Jersey CITY. NJ
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ON EXHIBITION
rHoro@sAFHs Of

IFoTO@RAFHs Of
L. b. sasraRp.
GsoBes srEFss
Hon. ANsoS BUKLNGsNs.
RI Hon. RosEsr Lows.
THr PsEstpySTIAL CANDIDATES,
And scuec ction Of Amen aud European eerhriies
unIiss.ed IN the ULit-d States.
III. h. BRApY,
No. S5s Broadway.
Over ThomI SON. saloon.
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PRIzr FiGHT PREvrsrEp.-About , O'Clock yee-
terday morning gang Of "roughs" assembled al the
stone quarry oa OF Thiryseventh street, hast h,s''
for the purpose Of engaging in prine hgh'' Inc
Twenty flint Ward Police fortunately got WIND OF 'ne.
Intentions and Capt Speght vhha sect on OF men Pu'
them to fight. No Arrests were made. One OF inc
principals is named Lynch. said TO be or9'heF u
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Advertisement.
FACTS THAT ARE KNOWN,

PHoToGRAPs DAGrERREoTYPEs, AMssoTYPgs &c.
Tie undersigned having removed the Photographic depart
and bis Partisan artists from his old place Of business 70
Broadway. his and .uifcent establishment NO
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Gytus before exhibited These desiring PHoToGsAPHs
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CHAKLgs ID. FREDRIcKs
Late Quincy Frcdri'ks, 80
No. 5sj Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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Advertisement
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Til. injunction becomes imperative when, The
the hair consider what immense and parable injury
done BY host # worthless compounds psmrd on the
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Internationally
RR,DY'S lower Gallery, No. 2O5 Broadway, cor.

r F.l;ou-s, affords merchants and others occupied down
convenience for procuring scla's ANsEotfrh'
They are made and completed minutes. Travellers al
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rroy 4 DrsoRDrRLr Horsr.-The Sixth

DrsCTSI rroS 4 DIsoRDTRLY HOrsE-The Sixth
W. pIc -. descent Saturday night upon house Of
,,,i,p krp, A. = and - Ceure aud arrested
e.. n,r Mar Hubbel. BsTbArs Periddy Christians H.sht
~, u~si Mag al Of whom taken 70 the Lower Polce
Court and held for exsmiDAiion
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ForsD DHowNED.-The bodies of two men were
found the foot o sckett street on saturday ons
il f., II inches in hight dark hair overshr Of thick
check udcrirt Of red flannel sanet panaOons with paint
On thigh. cowhide boots letters and or o. IN India INK
or ,,, arm The other feet inches in hight sandy
hair black cloth light shirt and brown pan'aoons Neither
wa, i'd, utifed Nerdic's. "Fonud Drowned"
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Advertisement
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THUMB the Wonder IT the world. 10 years old. snd only 81
rchcs high is Barnum's Museum hi Europe.
His charming entertainments take place aNernoon aud
evening All the great SNAKES besides a. the MIsenmth"
largest Snak.s world Drama played tonight
comic Fsrce this afternoon.
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AcctpyS1 ToA PHYsIcIAS.-Dr. Osborne of No
q, ", ia street thrown from hi. S.tnr
a. .,esr While in Greenwich svenue, and severely IN.
md ~ horse had taken fright and become unmAnsresbe
"a d. =. . attended AZ drug store IL the Ninth Ward All
thu c7uv,ved e. his residence
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