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An hMAZos.-Phebe Brown is five feet six inches in
hight is about thirty well proporoned round faced
and ruddy has dark, penetrating eye, which, the
moment t fixes upon your face sees your character
and that with precision. Her step is more manly than
dress is mans hat coat, with spencer it, and
mems shoes. She is unmarried. She lift one
hundred weight in each hand, and carry fourteen
score; sew knit and spin but hates them all and
every accompaniment of the female character that of
modesty excepted. gentleman at Bath had treated
her rudely " She had a good mind to knock him
down" She assured me she never knew what fear
was" She gives no afiiont, but offers TO fight any
man who gives her one. If she has never fought,
perhaps it is owing TO the insulter being coward; for
The man OF courage would dsdan to offer insult
Phebc has strong sense, an excellent jud
ment says smart things and supports easy freedom
i'll all companies. Her voice is more than masculine
ii is deep-ioned With the wind in her favor, she
send it a mile; she has neither beard prominence
of breast; she undertakes any kind of manual labor,
&c holding pillow, driving team, matching barn,
using fail &C.; but her chief vocation is breaking
horses, for which she charges guinea week each.
She always rides without saddle Is thought to be the
best Judge OF horse i'll the country, and is fire.
guently employed TO purchac Tor others at the neigh
boring fairs. She is fond of Milton, Pope and Shake
spearc also of music; is seftaught and performs
several instruments, the flute, SiOlin, and harps
chord, and supports the bass violin in Mooch Church
She is a markswoman, and carries gun her Shout
der. She beef pork and but little mutton.
Her chief food Is milk, which is also her drink, dis
carding wine, ale and spirits as unwbolesomc
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enee Der pre.src~ epdsed al about hcr tbs -
fund I'm nos vsns with each oissr niDs TOO onoa
Of psstts s5scor- None knew her bat 10 love bcr sse
the hour ~hrh has SUMMONED knfes 10 Heaven -
oksr Sw ~ the treasure Of the home blessed s1d ns
Ssi'ips q nsny bu List New Years she IN the tn
% OF yyuth snd health and softly and rapidly has sue "a
ose thA " ssfsnss 10 that abe has Anew
o.s ago she was tshen 10 the pleasant village wssc 49,
oo ,pe ioi p thai lite weshA
csltseh We glow 20 her ehseks. win Dsy srx de1
fnded cut her frsre fes bier her pue spSra
seen ID raining wings tot Heaven re6sa ard noble
Us Thoughts And =, at, calling all her dear fepds 70 beg
befsds ard Whispering of preeoas hop- s.A f.th thse
usdc Ter J9yn beyond expression sse is..A .Ah one
far well ard witha of love lingering ls Of ali q.
her lip. - the absent choice Of spd awsy s .,
brighter sphere hat her death indeed ansaioS
And the flowers WI her bus
III hsr IN The hearts ~
cious fr, side thcne-
Full ofsweet sadness and undying love,
RIGFR- On Monday september Cornelius Darcy Rixc
rafve ct Gork Ireland AGED n years.
RONTY-Cn Monday. Septsn Der 8, Catherine Raney uA,
OF Jl Roi,y native II Tulow, County Carlow fpaanA
ae.d IS war. md months.
SLOAN-On Tuesday. September g. William Henry only -
of Hugh and Margaret Soan aged snonhs and dAys
sBIEID-Cu TUESDAY Seprembcr after long md painfj
lrss Jane Fz daughter Of Peter and Mary Shield ssds
ytsIs months and days
TIINS On Wednesday morning. SePtembcs TO- Edward IT,
nil. Of c, ngestion Of the lungs. -
us rc, d ard those his brothers William II. and Nehs
u,sh also OF lis hernlaw, A. j. AAirr. invited "
attend LIS funeral AZ ST. Stephens Church corner Of Broeme
and Chrystie streets this (1hursday afternoon, ocioek
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BOARD OF COUNCHNEN.

WEDNESDAY,, Sept. l0.--The President, BENJAMIN
u. PIScKsEY in the chair.
Mr. SWAN moved TO suspend the regular order
business for the purpose of going into Committee o
the Whole upon the regular calendar, which car
ricd and the following, among others, referred to
third reading Report giving permission to the Amer
Gan Telegraph Company TO lay telegraph wires unde
snch streets the Street Commission shall direct. AID
yerse to increasing the salary OF superintendent o
Public Buildings and Superintendent of Lands and
Places Several reports in favor OF confirming assess
mens for tagging sidewalks were referred back to the
Committee on Assessments. The report IN favor
removing the fence around Castle Garden was lost.
The Committee Immediately rose and passed upon
certain papers from the Board of Aldermen, ate
which the regular order of business was taken up.
resolution was adopted referring il TO the Commissioner
on Streets TO consider the pxpedency of having the
Russ pavement in Broadway taken up in portions and
the face stones split into four pieces smlar to the Ger
man pavement, and then relaid on the present base
when The Board adjourned Dill this evening at O'clock
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DIED..

ALDRICHIn this city the 9Th inst, James Adrch aged
years. . . -
St. Thomas Church, this ThursdayI morning, at O'clock
AyfRILL-On "Wednesday, ith inst, Heman Augustine IL
faut SOL of J. Otis and Mary h. AverilL
BALDwIN-At ORANGE, n. j., Sept. 10, William Hurbutt
infant son OF Abraham and Genevi.ve +. Baldwin.
Funeral this day at O'Clock p m
BURNAM-On Tuesday September g. Of consumption Mary
E. wife Of Z. T. Burnam, aged % years and Is days
FARIs-On Tuesday September g. Susan Chambers wife Of
the late James Fsris
HART-Or Monday, September 9, Pstrick Hart
BAMILTONOn wednesday Sept. TO- Jane Louisa daughter
OF Robert and Jsre Hamilton, aged year, months and
The friends and relatives particularly requested to attend
her funeral az No. ~ Eighth avenue. 1t o'clock Thurs
day, 18th inst.
HYLAND-suddenly Monday, September 8. Mr. William
Hylsnd, aged AZ years.
PHELPS-On Tuesday September Clarence VAIL infant
OF William II. and Abby 81 Phelps
JOURDANOn Tuesday September of disease Of the heart
Patrick JouTdAn native Of the city OF Doubin Ireland
and FOX the last forty yesrs resident Of city aged a
yesrs
The friends Of the family and those Of his son. John Jord.n
residence, No. 100 Mulberry street, Thursday sef'
noon AZ 9 o'clock.
St Louis and Albany papers please copy .....
POSTAL Throsss Neck Westchester County on Tuesay
B. wife Of W. b. Post jr, and daughter OF Allied So
QIINN-On Tuesday, September g. AFTER not l.'rs
Margaret wife Of Michael Quinn, NAIVE u 'S'"e''~
County Galway. Ireland, aged IS years
R4msen N Y, Of consumption, Mary d cs
Just entering her 2st year Buried In Greenwood cemetery
onTuesday, Septeubera ,.r.,I,o,,
L. but : suburb of.hs u. sIydan.
Whe.s ,-o,tsl ne cell death!
Va -, ~ norr beautiful than In the departure
sent 81 orphan but the LONELINESS shes
spirit ies srsse Il psssu and easstss md the swvet nAa
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srRROGATE's COURT-SEpT. l0-Betore A. W. BRaDFoRt
CONSTRUCTION or A wILL-DgED CONSTRUED As A

DEVISE.
In the matter ofhe estate OF Mary wadron. deceased -
THa SURRoGATE-Thc teStafrx made her W ii
on the ssh day OF December, l8t5 and, among other
provisions devised 10 her David and his wife, Tor
tfe with remainder fee their lot on the
Bowery in the City of NewYork On the same day she
20 each Of daughters aot in the bowery ad-
Joining the premises devised David receiving coD'emporane
rent Taking the deeds and leases and the will together they
substantially gin TO each OF the children OF alo IN
syeay fleet the deceso OF the testarx ougo Dy
virtue the the title the lots conveyed To the
daughters vested at the execution OF the deeds In SUBSTANCE
the sacton gift s b. enjoyed on the deceaseof
III. donor mode taking title by the donees Ia
and in the other BY devise The tesarx by
her will divided tn, residue OF her estate equally among her
children after having directed the execuS To ana
satisfy her debts whether bonds and mortgages hereto
executed BY hcn may hereafter De ade
d" and executed by me, OF oiherwise' -
Nothing the the deeds
each lot
They have paid by the excux out OF the residue OF
of the will required the discharge OF all debt t1cusre Of
bonds and mortgages These bonds literally the debts OF
the ,ator being liens the lands the estate OF the es
IA nix would not BE- chargeabe for their payment without
special direction But taking the whole ransaco tosether
no doubt an intention existed in the mind OF the testax TO
have all the paid Of the estate well those IN
the lots conveyed that the lot devised The VIII framed
on the prime OF equal division vi tile properly among me
three Children having TO the premises conveyed 20 the
daughters but inequality would exist Only only one ot
were DISCHARGED support such intent must
he But when find the language so general as
apply al debts and special toincude bonds and mort
cages and when apparent that the true elect Oh me deeds
and back the grantor no more tha nsPV
m effect after deceae aud tanamount oa
devise am satisfied thar the intention Of the testarx
"a have the orgage the lands conveyed and paid our oil her
in eoumou with that the land devised The accounts
must be adjusted in conformity with this view
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no.pn M ALpERMEN.

po Senf' IO.-Ah ELY ia the chair
W w..I,s1, HdcpeS-advese to sewer IN 'e'try
street. c, n. the Boyery between Fifth
and sn,n s Eighth avenue from Fiftythird to Fifty
ntn sun;ng sundry assessment limits for and
similar Sire; improvement.
To regulate Fifty-second street between Tenth and
r.aycntl avenues, and Fifth and Sixth avenues
To pave Bowery from Chatham square TO Franklin
fqparc with Belgian pavement.
Resolvt,on-To appropriate $500 10 pay the neces-
ssry expenses Of the funeral of AID Moser, deceased
(oncurTed III.
10 appoint Frederick Mckee, Inspector of Elec-
fions in the lid District Ninth Ward Also, james
Demarest in the lst District Of the Ninth Ward. Con-
cured in.
The Board then adjourned to Thursday.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-SEPr. lo-Befo
.Judg. BErTs.

The SLAVE TRADE-sLAyER's CREW PART OWNERS.
The United States agt. Louis Brown
Brown, who is very dark muatto, with quite an
intelligent face is indicted under the law Of 1900 for voluntarily
serving board SLAYER named the Ava or IN
ward. The penalty imposed by the statute Is two years In
prisonnIent and tine OF : 1000
The FIRST and principal witness behalf the Government
Andrew Wilson, Of Is years standing and Ens'n
born. -,
He shipped Boston Of the Mary f. Smith,
osteDsibly bound for Monteydso The vessel X VIII De re-
menbered, arrested suspicion BY the United Saes
Marshal at Boston but finally suffered 70 proceed ohe
seered for the Coast Africa and took $50 on
put ashore After stay couple OF months "a
the bsrracoon where be employed BY one For ne ven
board the Ava which took board 40 negroes paying o
them At the rate of $50 piece for the men, and nom
raccou- ,.. r.
The prisoner cook Of the Ava and In the habit OF
feeding the slaves with rice and beans aud OF beating mem
with whip Of But he appesredto have Two yonns
of his whom be treated with marked attenon CIV
them the best Of what in the galley and nass mem
washed morning Others Of the bad also az h'ei
the adventure owning all IS Of the fD negroes Oh
board. -,
When the Ava reached Santa Maria little isllnd gn zen
lies OF the southern coast Vt Cuba, the men were po
divided the parties who claimed 10 owl
and the Aya burned The received SO piece wne
was furnished BY agent who froE the shoie
and bali ed In taking the $40 negroes -.
interior anon. bushes and disposns Of them Iney '''
for eco apiece o the a.
Arrangements then made 10 carry the eteS 70
Yors IN the lism 4. Heath which they h ~ order
500 49,,
Two three other witnesses examined, wn0 aor i
added nothing TO Wilson's testimony but wes ,,ne.-
TO pvve thai the Avs American vessel -. c..tm
that the Onward entered - sucn Ns - -
House and subsequently exchansrd 70 the Anss St.S
thss the Onward w. the ssms ysssei - the AnvS ,.
Two oteef wpssses fog toe prosecution NOT es"s
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Advertisement
Mr.. G.. ID. FREDRICKs, late Quincy 4 Fred

would respectfully TO his former patrons and
fiend tina, he las removed the PHOToGRAPHc DEPARTMENT
10 No 5 Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel and Mat
ali The Partisan artists whch he introduced to thi. country still
remain with him Pictures taken In every style DAGUERRE
oTyPEs PHoToGRAPBs, AMBgoTyPEs, &c. The rooms are
open free for the reception of visitors at all hours
- c. D. FREDRIcKs
No. SIS Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONS-SEPr. lo-Beore the
RECoRDEk.

The September term OF tins CouTt cIosed ,oday anu
the following pronounced by the Recorder
Thomas MoGrah. for bgamy State Prison years. william
Davis the Confidence Man. do years James MeCarfy grand
larceny do years. Joseph Stevens, do do years Henry
Donney forgery do years. James Clark do, do years
Alex Johns do Penitentisry year John Roberts attempt
AT burglary nhs Charles Burus, do do months
Patrick Mune, convicted of feloniously re-
c.iyng stolen goods from BOYS defer ed unt the
October term Adjourned for the term
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tAdverhsementI -
behalf of the downtown Merchant charged by

Mary France. Hughes ofNewak with seduction under promise
liz on and only sks fair and impartial hearing 10 satisfy
every one hi. Accuseri mAgne and the accusation
wboleae money catching unmgs e In the city OF her
where her virtues fully known she would never
have yentued expose herself by making such aceuation
Respectfully, OSE WHO Knows
No 49 Broadway Sept. 10, 1856.
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lAdveTtis CEMENT.
]. GJRNIY would respectfully announce to his

J
friends and patrons that he continues his PBoroeRrHic and
business at his old Gallery No $40 Broadway
and that he has removed branch
Of his establishment Of the city, nor does ne intend
doing He however made important alterations and
iproyements in the PHoToGRAPHc DEPARTMENT, and Is
now enabled advantage superior artists TO produce
er heretofore been made in this country
J. GuRNEY, No $40 Broadway, cor Leonard-st
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SUPREME CoURT-c,kcutr-Before judge WAITING.

SUPREME COURT-CIRcUfr-Before Judge "Hi1Ns'
Berse'uy ag. Newman al and BIor AZ. Tne same
These suits were tried together and present ques-
non und'r The law Of rpevin Goods were 3d. 20 tne ne
udants BY Goldsmith sctins Of the plaintiffs the
srn' bang cash On delivery The defendants however on
Urldsh MS own note in payment HIS principals no" esh,
mat iA 70 con riancc wi the Of the eontrac ana
hnE suit tdiot for the plaintiffs Mr. yoachInssen tor PLAN
iifs; Mr.. kaufman for the d.f.ndants
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VEWJERSEY ITEMS.

p,urp,tc,s MrETIsG AT FArRFIELD.-A Republi-
csn meeting was held at Fairfield, in Caldwell town
shin NeU-Jcrsev on Tuesday evening" the 9th inst,
in tia school-house Alexander \. Gould of West
Bloomfield presiding, and was addressed by Luman
sb.,,uo,.B and Edgar Kctchum of Newfork, and the
Rev Mr. Mcnamara of Wisconsin, formerly of Kan
sos The house was filed with people, and numbers
,o,h WIN and women stood outside looking through
a.. ,;rdows Although a considerable proportion of
those r..ept were not supporters Of Fremont and Day
TON ,Lo,, all remained and listened ntenty to the
.,o,o from, O'Clock until near II and then adopted
,r.,oo,sIv resolution that Kansas ought to be Free
M ,l ,bv vould give their votes at the election so
,omale II 80. Tie feelings of the people evi-
der,lv ,ru.ed. and they rapidly falling into the
Rernblicap ranks The worthy Chairman, Mr.. Gould,
i an oldme Democrat Of this city, long known the
aw.bo,k printer in Nassau street; and while the flame
Of Freedom buns brightly in his own SOM, he is inde-
fatigaby at work for miles around the country in
kpdlipr il I'D in others. Those friends from New
York who have enjoyed his hospitality can tell with
what b.artiness it is extended, aud how much 1t is
enio,ed. When the returning visitors were passing
the toll-cate next morning, at Blo0mheli, some one
cried ON, "Why you odgh to let them go free, they
ore all Renubicansr' ooh" said the gatc-kceper,
gym would ruin me; could then get nothing at all.
RyprgLIc.y MEETIs0 At BURLINGroS.-Ihe Rev.
Ssmuel Aaron of Nonstown, Pa addressed large and
respectable audience at Burlington on Monday even
ing. on the subject of Free Kansas The telling points
of the speech were loudly applauded throughout, and
Mt tbe close of the address, which was able and elo
quent the audience responded to the noble sentiments
uttered by the speaker by three heartfelt cheers for
liberty. humanity and human rights. We believe the
good cause is prospecting there.
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quorum.
Jpn oF SUPERVISORS.

As s SS'r' s e 1 1oyrc"n s.. sGs
ga Ssfi: & ;. Ssnn s' '% @. 5S s"'S'
f,cd appropriation y, Aame which was. adopted.
ported in favor o. 'e few paper the Board adjourned to
Friday
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SUPERIOR COURr-CHANsgss-Before Judge SLossoS.
Pam AT

Motion to discharge defendant granted. Defendant
to be- discharged forthwith All the papers to be filed
Tie Merchants Bsnk Of NewYork Henry Dwight.
Suit was brought against the defendant on his guar
snty pay note Of Benjamin Godfrey Co of Illinois aud
the defendant was arrested the 9th Of August and held to
bail in tie sum OF 500 on the ground thai had fsudu
lsntly contracted the debt The alleged fraud consists
Dwst causing the .narc of Godfrey Co to BE- signed
certain notes to the amount Of s51 BY the hand Of
Smith
The present application is to vacste the order arrest the
ground that the losn far from being fraudulent for he
lied BY power Of attorney from Of the 1no Firm sign
their name. Decision reserved
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IAdyertisement.l

GAS. CASA new Benzole Gas Works, the best
and cheapest the world with Fixtures to suit Gas Fixtures
sey raj new and beautiful designsust completed for the
Fall trade No lead speer fixtures sold by u.s. Call at our
great Manufacturing Depot; No. JIG Broadway:
ARCHER, WARNER Co.
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[Advertiscment.
OFPIcE-sERKERs AND POLITICIANS GENERAL.

should be required by their friends and the public TO exhibit
n CHART and WRITTEN DESCRIPTION of their PHRESoLoGI
CAL DEvELoPMESTs evidence of their competency and
fitness I'LL responsible places Of trust Mr. FOWLER No. 20
Broadway n " prepared Sve correct descriptions OF al
who apply.
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COIRT CALFNDAR-Turs DAY.

SUPREME CoUKT-GENERAL TERM-Motion Calen-
dar will BE- up after which No IS The General Calen
SUPREME COURT CIRcuir-Nos 357, 39l, 39l, 1893,
s9t $685. $685. S98 800 400 4Ol, ~ i0i f06 4O8
40 AZ 49, 43 4l4 AIS 49, ~ 49, 49, 40 AL ~ ~ ~
AS 40 an 49, 49, 49, 49, 49, 49, AS 49, ~, 49,
$50 An
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B,afl ol a dsfeuse
SUPREME COURT-sPscr.L lTsRs.-SsPr. Io-Bsfere
judge RoosGvELr
Pdward Roberts srsust Jonn OConnr
Order modifying and dsoving iijunc'ion gran1ed
LEONARD Durham A. Ains Stary Ann BornAaa-
Judgrr.nt If divorce granted.
Rob.rt It Crc,rner against Jeremiah Jackson go
Motion TO strike out part of the answer granted, with
- costs
Before Judge CLsRks
In the matter of the application Of Ann CaTornc
ballard, &c, ref, rred b.ck
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L. s. MARsHAL's OrFIcE-EsCAPE FROM THE
STATE PRIsoN-On Tuesday morning Adm. L. Hilyer,
United States Marshal received information that Chas
Clarke, alias Watson, had escaped from the State
Prison at Sing Sing Clarke was tried two years ago
for counterleiting the coin of the United States aud
sentenced TO the State Prison for nine years.
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BROOKZYN ITEMS.

KINGS County BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. line
Board met evening for the OF receiving the report
OF the Committee General Taxes relative 70 the ,no, 70
h. levied for State School and County for the hsca year.
from August l. 1856, 10 August |, 1857. ,
After de bate IL resolved to raise Tor county
purposes the following. viz:
Superint ndent Of the Poor. znelt % a.. o,s
For other purposes -io's<i -
60 go. 49, T.r Observation-Disclosures. u, 59 IS
The BoarG then adjourned until Friday At p. H.
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ADVERTISEMENT
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION

ouird by using the BALM THOUSAND FLOWERS IL will
move Tan Pmpcs and Frcks from the skin leaving Il Of
soft and roseate hue. Wet towel pour two three
DIS and wash the face nisht and morning None genuine
unless signed FETRIDGE Co., Propristors.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Tur AIpIN pORTARIP GAS-WORKS COMPANY.

PARTIES SEEKING BUsINsss.We prepared 20 prove
that 10 inyesmtn be safer profitable than
County Rights Patents See the advertisement on
another page Of this paper
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- -,ou,aang an appropriation o. $4,000
was adopted. .,on Of some other routine business
and tie @ oPRfSs the Board adjourned for want of
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tAdvertisement.I

BRADY'S LOWER GALLERY, No. 205 Broadway,
convenient Merchants Clerks Travellers and others down
town. The genuine and unsurpassed. is made
here Corner OF Fulton-st. near Astor House
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1Advertisement.1
A friend in need is the BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY

10 all who afflicted with bronchial troubles OF Asthma
power these diseases has rendered Dr. WfsTAR
famous " wherever pulmonary complaints are known
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IAdvertisement.J
-BEILs.-MENEELY's celebrated BEL
fAdyertisenDeht.1

Of all descriptions for sale, at Factory Prices, by
FAiRBAsKs x Co. Agents, No. 1873 Broadway.
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.r,h,, tt she hAs been brought the desperate
81 ts her own through tho continued Of her
Ir.J nd M. relatives. She lie. the Coan'y
and n eli, 10 recover the pcreyenng efforts Of DR. Van
Zsndt r. accom- psh H.
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AyoTHrR-A Mr. Elizabeth Elehy threw herself
al foot Of Adams street Brooklyn lest evening" but
va .eu.. BY Officer Grin lbs Of the secnd District Police
- ,.L,n N IL saiioa House. Cruse not hnown.
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INGRsHAM
WIN. Goetchs against Robert Genhore.
Motion for an allowance, &C., dismissed, with a.
costs.
7. Callaghan against Y. A. Garon.
Motion for leave to issue execution granted.
Chas. n Carpenter against r. II Kinds.
Order directing defendant to appear before referee to
b. examined. &c.
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The Nsw-Jersey State Fair commenced lis second
Annual Exhibition at Newark yesterday. The attend
ance j. very large and the exhibition highly credtable
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Two LIVES LosT.-On Tuesday evening about 5ocioek
,buc some men work filling OIL fh avenue
No., Sixteenth street embankment tell IN upon them bury
~; ,b,, men and two horses Michael U Hzra and Micnae
Ce,trnsv and the horses, instantly klVl Inc
oh.r nan whose could not learn being buried Only
nm 70 The ,houders rescued by Officer Lott and soe
who happeped TO be in the vicinity He IL seriously
uT.d hui will probably The bodies OF those Asa
er- then 70 the Eighth Ward Station House where the Sc
op,r hed Al inquest yesterday afternoon Verdict aoe'd1'
death.