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again II had eausef iov 20 every friend Of the Con-
s'itu'ioD, from Name 20 Georgia The crowd, wnich
had been very large two third filing the open space
IL froLt Of tie City Heal. began to d nin,h. A,
one time in DouRsss speech there could hardly have
been les. than ten tboussnd present Two supple.
neltsy stands furnished speechts TO the Oh skkt. Of
the assembsge GALLON continued ~ furni-h occasion
opportunities to applaud, ana the lemonade women
did thriving business, Notwithstanding the prox.
unity Of the TauInany bar-room. Mr.. Cobb
pr Nd his speech under even more difficulties
than bad beet Mr. Douglas. He succeeded, how
ever, in drawing an intermittent picture Of
the horrors Of Republican Pre- -ident aud Congress
with the dire consequences To the Union and New
York. Mr.. Cobb pulled bis coat sleeves nearly 10 10
hi1 elbows, although it was nov approaching 10
O'Clock. Tonight, he said the Constitution rested
upon them aud their action. Mr. Cobb continued 10
gtstcuat@ with firts and face but the Clubs started
their bands and he was heard by very select circle.
The lumber vas frequently repleni-hed from black
bottle. Hr Cobb proceeded to declare that if murder
or committed 10 Kansas the criminal. were
responsible to the law. Their opponents tried to d.
vert public attention from tae real que iions to these
q ings, but the law would take care Of them. Mr..
Cobb refined amid three cbeers
Col. JAS. GARDINER sf Georgia wa the next
speaker Another band Came along but Mr.. Shepard
did not stop this one. 1t was past 10 O'Clock, and
Col Gardn-r's speech not very interesting. Col.
Gardner eucdated his ideas of the foundation OF
New.Yorks prosperity 1T length ID diminishing audi
eIce. He vas not appalled, at bands of music. They
were soon gone indeed, pretty much everything was
soOr gone Enthusiastic " dinmycrats" shouted ia
retponse to something in regard TO the Union owe u
stick ike glue" but it Of no use-the crowd
would CO. although Col Gardiner sat down and L.
Butler King spoke in his stead.
Mr. KISG had belonged TO the Wig parry; but now
thought there ssiety to the country out of the
Democratic ranks.
The Hon. Mr.. CHURCHILL Of Tennessee followed.
His speech warmly responded TO as any which
proceed it, although the crowd narveed much. MIR.
buchanan, he saio had received the Endorsement Of
ev.rv Democratic Administration from Jackson to
Pierce nr. Churchill stopped more than once for the
tun.bler Mr.. Shepard whispered to NJ. Churchill on
one Of the occasions, AID when Mr.. Churchill com.
menced 10 speak again he said: And in conclusion.
The Hon. CHARLrs KERRIGAS Of Pennsylvania was
then introduced to make the closing speech. Mr. Ker
rgan thought this very glori)us night Mr..
Kerrigan considered the pa form eternal because its
principles were right. Mr.. Krrgan's audience in
creased in enthusiasm as they diminished in numbers,
but at II oclock the few scores who remained were
officially dismissed
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uARRrK ..

RARTOL-wksBBURN-A LspeaAtef' Mas on rna, J'
jun. s. the Rev. George N Bsro TO Ms hiuso'h N E
49,, dan htet vi John Of Hssburn ESD
CANNON BIGOkM-On Tuesday, June ~. ~ the RsN.
Jane. Chrystie d D. ne Rev ko,srt Ctnnou OF lows
q, daughter II the ats Hamhtoa bgssn OF thta
city. -.
cRANr-sCHWARZ-At Pbiiajelp his. Tuesday June H.
lanes g. Grant Of Baltimore, - Amelia daughter oil "
schvur NJ d.. OF West Phus1e Phi
EOEFMAN-BRONSON-Ats Sunny Point. Pls'ks County
sIs W o. Hoffman OF Newborn, 10 Emma youngest
s.ushtsr II the lats Hon J. II. Bronson Of Florida
LAMBERr-PARKER-A Sag Hsbor. l. Mr.. D Lsnnns
Lambert % Mis- Caroline q. Parker. all Of Brooslyr.
ORRIEN-COMAFORD-At BostOri On MonfsJ, yuls 3.
Thonas J. O'Brisn Miss Marin X. Ccnsoft. both Of
b top.
sTAArs-NARINE-At Jsr'ey City. on WsdnediJ June II
10 b. Pew Cbar.s imbne Mr. Peter Stss;s Of 0rfsgs
to-, sonersst County 70 Mos Elizabeth +. hsitas
daughter Of James NaIiie Of ths former place
rrsI-NFyINS-Ou Tuesday, June 10. Dsv'd Ch NJ ID. to
Louis Msc,lsser DAT shter OF the late Rufus Sevin~
vHITTEMoRE-PRAr Woree,ter, h,la, on Thus
-, I,ns s Nv the Rev Geo Bu.hneI, hoi sio H. r
Wt,,-rpore NJ D. Of Mablshsst. Mas, to hiss Nv, H..
fn.h,sT ~ Vim W Pratt. esq II Worcester
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uhc'he, hts OPINION the Common Council have 'he
powcs ~ charge license Zee on the various Railroad
ton re- olyed that the COuuse be Instructed to cp,r
his op, poo at 40 ea,ly day. Adopted.
Reports hdopted-To purchase the lease Of No 100
Coda, street ior Engine Co. No 20. Sundry reports
On repairing strecls aud correcting taxes.
Nominations. "A communication va received from
hr liowsIo, Receiver Of Taxes nolnn 4ting in hi. de-
psItment w: Henr, Whkes, 9i clerk, il place Of
ny n: froti Casper G. { lids, 81 clerk, in place Of
Jas. W. FAR; Vim. G. McLsushlin, 4th clerk, in
place of Jn". 5. Vreedenburgb, aud Peter Fags mes
sctger, r.appointed
Aid Noorbs moved 10 refer the nominations. All.
clancy eaid 1t was unnectss ny TO refer such names
these. The nominees were gentlemen of the highest
iutt gritty and Attachments Tne Board appeared to
have every confidence in the selections made By the
ntw Receiver Of Taxes, and the appointments were
c,nhiued without opposition.
Adjourned to Thursday.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONs-JvsE ll-BefOr' jugs


Philip Schwartz wss tried I'D convicted OF an at
,ann a. tursasv upon the house. Of Horace Quick No 81
II. IL .r-.t lie " snded 20 swsit sentence
I.m.s .lsy ard VIM Brown convicted OF grand lar
!, ,,ssps worth Of clothg from the prsmses OF
cbt,e, No 81 Columbia st. They were sentenced 10
The PenteatsTy for five years each -,
ss,sh Palm sd.d guilty. to grand larceny n stesns piece
- y.u,d AZ SO the stor. OF IL C. Qxsn. NO ~
.h.nt.ys s,r,et Sentence Peuitsutaiy two yesra
obn KIM notorious ket tried snd convicted OF
stealing bark checklist III. vaus ot from
M ,tos OF Peter Hoe No Isl south street se-teAee h'e
wears Ia the state rrison $1,000. - ,, III, l.;
Nc sander, tried ard convicted OF An assault with 10
80, >, oh Fre5.rck Huge Of No II Forsyth street on tbs
nish OF the sTth ut Sentence, S,s'e prison I'VE years
fsu, Berry AID Joha Mash Indicted for ssf larceny w''
tried sDd acquitted ,
Tss court then adjourned fot the day
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SCHOONER pURNBD.
FIRES.
PRE- IN RlvINGrOS STREET.

PRE- IN WvINGrOS STREET.
Yesterday afternoon fire broke out in the roof of
the large tenement house, corner Of RiviDgton and
Christie streets; but being discovered at an early
IL oment, the flames soop extinguished. Damage
about go. The fire is said TO have been occasoned
through the careessness of timers who working
on the roof
FIRE IN SIXTH AvZSUE.
On Tuesday night fire occurred IN the store of John
Crawford, No ls3 Sixth avenue. and occasoned about
800 damage 1t occasioned BY goods in the shoS
window c, ming 10 contact with the gas-burner.
FIRE IN SECOND STREET.
About O'Clock yesterday morning fire occurred
in the dwelling house No. 276 Second street, but it
was extingushed before much damage occurred The
Fire Marshal was sent for to nvt at gate the natter
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NEN-.IERSEY ITEMS

A meeting va. held ~ PdncctO, Oh la,'
evening a. Whch re~ lutors wee sf'P'ei eo -
SUmIer ostrsse. snc the scG5rs Of t-e el4,i'
pas a. .a---l.is thai , ~re - SeN - 49,. {
he ser,fe - tia. IL Serator. &c -: renree' -
her COZ s'--F.'s; ostrs hst S'sFery . - So IA
the b;-tr'ct q -a5- sa-sLs sll1ei IS Z
ay- Ts rifcry sd 'ls c'sc T-a = -
ne so Jet 70 -.sr.y - 'ni' - =.
~ ile siis-ry III scr t.s h--n --sroye. 80
bfcl -. crs- Vsr .-s'i-.'e1 Ed a. -r~o'
iess IS e. - e.. t.s =. 10 To- - 80
; tsuonsi,ie. ts~sk O--f A.
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pOARD OF SUPERVISORS

WEDNESDAY, June lad. Ely. President.
Retrred-Bills of McSPecon q Baker, for printing
and stationery for RegNter's Office s3,0sI 25; Of
Daily Ne for advertising, $780,
Bale Paid-Of VIM Hearsing, 1886 for arranging
pspep of the Court of Common Pleas; of Hugh DAILY
$50, w. p. Richardson slls, for the same; of john
Or,er, late Sheriff. 81 $685. for official services aud sup
plies 10 the County Jail.
The Board adjourned to Friday.
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METROPOLITAN MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-rhe n h
session of this College closed on Tuesday evening.
The vaedictory address TO the csss was delivered ~
DR.. J. T. Muse of Tennessee. The following are the
NAMES of the graduates; j. b. Muse of Tennessee;
Joseph n Ohphant Georgia; Henry h. Ransom,
New YoIk Daniel NJ. Cox, South Csrolna; Wm. l.
Kendrick and Horace c Dssaier, Georgia; Peter ;.
Bower, Virginia. Ellen Fearn, New York, and CAFne
Hani.Cn OF Connecticut After the vAl-dictor!'
short addresses to the class made by Professors
Friend, Archer and Lincoln, and toe sesS.oH closed.
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"FAGIFswooD Such Is the name given TO hand
some estate fronting southerly on RItan Bay ana
.tpst.d within The limits of Pedh Anboy. y. j., some
hall mile or more from the ste smboat landing, which
has been purchased by number of citizens for I'M
,r,x.nep by streets cottage sites orchards, vine
wards and general cultivation. Beside the mas ola
= s,sor 90 The former owner. an edifce s5i feet l,og.
,,o srd three stories high. has been erected for the
residence of families who prefer society u s'a''on
which fine schociroO1 IS provided Here snumot'
of Summer houeers will be tsken. while apartments
,,,,,ed 70 theee sho pref.t to hvs by Themselves
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Tpr BELGIAN PAvFMEST-The Street Committee
Ct the Common Council held meeting last evening .. ~ach
the ssihiy Of Introducing tia Belgian psye@sn ~ on
ced The Committee appear svor,by inclined thereto ard
will probably mend the paving OF Fulton street 10 hs
hen they ready u report IN open board In on
pavement sso favorsby spoken Of ss best eacused 10Y
those which there steep aseeas ana
spresr extensive however than tue oeian ana
tie letter Will perhaps be .ven the preference
All at, triI MI b made
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ere, 80 f-ir,-olnen' -r0r ~ f@'~e - --'
- ''r~ a. = ths '-~s-t -. -. -
S.er.l a .he crew Of the slip W ash aEtos. no.
f5Ek he stream srrs.ts. n esS Ct
~ 4 - .. psgt4alV sSsGIn~' before IA i''s'hS
Can buUtlt = ula.-. az III Toe AueGcaa sap Auo"a
bad ih nss,-s .sr--t - tesa 81 ore ..
hcsrs SOy lss., tns ptssas- troh -'7'
~. f..chare-c y Cc-,r1issierer Merton
Tbomss Kiel, -econe mate Of toe saip Iade'wnte,
eb rel with nae Ard ungsq. puus-lslt 40 tshAS
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FATAt ACCIDENT o. rHT FUIroS AVLNVh nal.
ROAD a 10y named Joseph iOJcg, SIX years 81 as'' =,
killed 'Le Fuit-h AyrLus RlroAf YESTERDAY =.
syp@sr, hat As ear No ~ pasiDs az sly. -
sciss The E-eGli-ly front q ne h'fsrs - -
krscsrd down Both Eh--ls p-'ss1 -.
ard aru. Killing hia tlsrAut.y Ihs DIN M -,
"a the c.rt,r a. A,.altc snl Bod Streets SLe
h .ref on se-ilg the loiy Of h~r cno nc -.
vs. st years b stro.s - ne =.
tie s'earuftfr Ala1sra UPON sacn ne . - =
fireman. Couner Har1ta ed he opss aAo ~'- 1' "
Iaussf ,5dsy. .LL.4.
Coroner Residing vs. I'D 10 bod inquest non - -
autar A. Ne 4l &c - e@t sno cane u -sr '-stA o.
afrf4eNy. kerilcf N .ero.t a -
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THY ALLEGED SLAYER BRAnAs.-The Assistmlt
District Attorney, Mr.. Joachinssen made an exam.
irAtcn Of the Braman yesterday. Various p,pers
were found Of which aid to be Of consiiera-
BILE Importance. Among other documents is the char
ter Of tho veesei for one year, from joe Manuel
Frazer, by IT, De Costa the vessel to be sailed wher
ever tic charterer chooses to take her. She
towed up to the Navy Yard yesterday, and the con-
tents of her hold will b. broken out TO day.
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TIN RIVAL FIRE ENGINEs.-ln the Board OF pun
;lmen last ,y, ming the Committee 90 The tue Depar
ment reported resolution awarding the nr,t premium
for the "a, Steam Fire Engine exhibited at TIE lac
80 ,rl,l ,o Ne-srs Lee Il Llnrd: the second pre-
-, =, NJ Buruham, and the third TO Jsshe-
Smnb. The resolution was adopted. This award
vIich /, vii be seen Is different from that mt made
/. based on a careful anc thorough reexamiaa'on oy
corne,;sor nornir ating one, ard the COMMITTEE
fu,ih. TIE report Of this Board, which was s'gned
by all the examine II was made on Monday e'enleS,
and clos d VITA the following resolutions eooly'"e
the results If their eNamIn 1tlon: ,,
ReoIreS Th.s LIE Ia n,y. NscLne b seeer'et 3 -
Re-. that bss been presen'e-d 70 To- 'ou! zee -.
-, ,5 ~ at il the beet thai has been eI1T9d 10
this city. IL 4. ...s.o.., q, 49, ..-,,g
'.' oIt Mr. J,ns. s's chine be accepted 'hs III Il
he'' pr .eS $50 ~ 'N' WM r LEONARD,
ORlSON BLUNT,
GEDEU " WOODWARD,
FRANCIS =. Low.
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FocsD DRowSsD.-The body Of Barney Clancy
engineer Of the .,.nso,i L.~r-oe- toaDl yesterday
the Soet fo q Rohne5n street Sor-h River To.
alive tie let vh.r
Of The sirth.v-nue He tn VIVA; insx
c,fed Az hi. - the s'..mbdat II manner
he .t into the Coron-r P.rrJ held .n 10
ous., uron The BODY and v-rtt Of De.th by dfo~nlns
r.nd.rr Deceased naive cf Ireland p year. OF age
ans hsd for eisht employed shove
vese>l.
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INSTALLATIONS OF OFYIcKRs.-The ofhcers OF Long
l.snd Lcdse No Ss2 +. A., Only nstslied BY the
cfseer, the w Grand Lodsc on Tus'diy niSh. me
se la, her-tofcr re- been working under dsenson the
oics rs arr: JOIN johnson, ". NJ John Msttae"s ;
VIM. Mssee j. W Vim. NJ Stone; TreasSreii K Kieaaa
J,. H.nregaa Jas Bennett, Nssters Of Cereuonies
Go NJ. tin Tier The Lodge occupies new soom Oh Tue
corner OF Court snd Union streets
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BlwARE OF fNPosToRS we especially request al
railroad and steamboat officers hotel keepers theatr'
cal managers and Others to observe that persons ask
ing free tickets or other iavors by reason Oh a'egcd
G. injection with The NEwloRK TRIBUNE, ale impo"-
tors. No free passes Of any kind are solicited or de-
all ed ON our account
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The Rev. Daniel 7. Wood, Middletown. y. y,

NJ hair b.. greatly hichened ny bad the
true Of another OF my family who VS. in danger Of becoming
h.S We are thankful 70 you ard have full value
nrLey- 5000. Ill.,, ne u.,a pr--o <,
- P.v NJ Wood. be procsred OF any Druz anew
49, or sener. Merchant in the sited stats Cubs
. :, A. ,he Wsoe.ss AID Retail DEPOT No 80
Ns~.Isfk
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

BRurALrTr on SHIPBoARD.-Two men named Park
soy.r first second Of the brig Trade WI u ying
o. b loot # Flh street arrested yesterday sad
nv Justice Cherry beating of the hsnis Row
per-, In attempting 70 jump On board Of the chip, OH er
WATSON fell the DICK and aro~iy pol bs drowLed
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CRY RstLROsD ACCIDEST.-rhom-s Moor r.
duE ~ 80 est Tv-L-T edith rT>@t ID ais
er1sb-d TIE DAY eve,BE b. h~iar raa 5v-r Wet
street, Leroy b1 bsEE.s-csf q th Hu4sot Rv-r RA
reed upan s.rh Re ~ss seu 5,E 20 I'D whei vas
ton Il. Poke eouv.yei him 10 Ii. Sew YORK Hospital
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TIL LATE HEAVY SwIEDLE.-EXAhisATfos BEFORE
JusTIcE WooD The examination in the case OF
VIM. s. Hahrs, charged with defreudug Mr.. james
Carvie of Glen Cove, Long Island, out of about
100000 worth Of property, az reported BY US on
Monday last, commenced yesterday afternoon
before Jusice Wood. As was previously stated Mr..
CARVE is ell, ged to have been kept intoxicated for
weeks by Hanna and during that time to have been
induced TO sign away bis property without receiving
the slightest equivalent. Before evidence WA taken
Judge Anderson, one Of Mr.. Garvie's counsel stated
that since the arrest Of Hama his counsel had de-
livered to him the 81 900 note and deed for the
property in One Hundred and Twenty seventh street.
Mesers. Adams. and Taylor. doing business at the
corner Of Barclay street aud Broadway, appeared IN
court az counsel for the defendant and moved that
an examination be waived and the be sent before
the Grsud Jury. The Magistrate denied the motion,
and stated that it his intention Ia proceed WITH
the examir slon and If possible ehcit more actS ior
the Grand jury to act upon. Mr. Carve was then
sworn and further examined by Mr. A. Cord"la'
one Of tie counsel. He stated that he was at
the prisoners house for about three weeks, ana
during that time drank liquor OF VARIOUS
kids obtained from common groceries by Hsnna
and given to him; that he was quite SICK
while AT the house, and ex ,ecttd IL die. He
stafed further that 1t went Will ilhnuh
the Office Of Meser.. Adams Taylor, and on two OF
these occasions was So drunk that no could not get up
stairs He never these lawyers before, and does
not know for Whist purpose be went to their Office lie
r. menl Hanna asking him to convey some property
10 him. but does not know what was said on the
subject. While in the Office be slept most Of he time;
Hama did the talking with Mr. Adams IN another
room The last time he at the Office he executed
soue paper but does not reconect whs. papers he
seued Did not speak to any one while in tho oice.
Hanna has since told him that he executed lease for
q years of the Gtrcoe property; also gave him one
thro of the bark j. all ard the slcop Freedom be-
sides two houses and los in l27th street, for bone oil
which has he received either notes. money, or any
oberyslu able. He hsdfknown the prisoner for twenty
wears. dur,rg which time he has gwen him money aud
home " hen lie needed one and made no account OF
IL be,der which he furnished him with nearly all the
tool. requn to cary his business. The ekam'na
;op Of this witness here closed and the hearing was
adjourned until Friday afternoon, when te-iim'ny OF
Importance, going To show conspiracy to deirAud' :
expected 10 be elected.
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Adyeitlsemeh'.I 49,,
Nor,cp IN THOSE Troubled WITH HUMORS.

Oyins TO tb. great demsrd r scsofvLocs onrss,r
n. C;,S ~ New shall be st No. Plynoh House from
or 70 iah mat iron, Ia IN. All those troubled with
Huuors ar. " efully irved 10 call Ad';e N a cases.
srst-. S.ALp $500. patr,,,v ~.
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Al Irn1,s Inro.rrR Officer AIburti.. Of .hs

Az ITALIAN IsPosrER Officer Alburti-, OF .us
Firs, Dstr'ci Po,ce observed italian woG,n N ftloe
.ties, Yesterday, With cEit IN her srus' snl
dicsrt lreseuted having beer born ~hor' 80
male preseut ths' appearance lhe
s,.cur h,r 10 Be iml0sfer. took her isto aoase
h. stripped tie child sai found that ~ sfts -,
befud its back She was brought before thr n,yo Du
tcould Tot he frov-d that she yssTsnt A1e
te be terry zud seat 70 New SIX wh'fs sle lives.
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Ia " INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRicr C"Ufr-Jr>t H-'''''F
Judge lsSESseLL-
STASrrT orr.
The CnreG Stassv. Ce,rlss s'sar
hr. Edwards >,arley'- counsel moVse' On 'ui'''"
for lie d-,harge Of Char.es H. Stanley on'' Oh u'
Of the District Atorney -o' pros. We sn's4 =
toe case, which ohe last Of the pro-eeus-01s ~ e'
Listing NET .or the Bri..h perV!ce-t0e c'ae'e
l<tn no. p-os.S -oue ,tne syo. NJ. hoh"l
that be had written to NJ. CushlF' Ah'
I'm :. set .. be Judged be-. IN TIE P's'orF'
uSTTyD STATES nAesHAL's oPfiosE.' ~ .sr,
trs- sIIa =. Ven BruLi hnt nsts ~ s.-.s,oSo4.x
S,1 Il T,v7s.-s a-,--t - n c@ss" -
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YorSG NESs Christian AssocIATioS-Ims 30
eety elected the following objects for the ensuing M
i,st e-ttr.: Pr,ceut jane, Haze. Wee Presidents faea
eriok smith Consr-s.tonsi C. H.yes. Pe.e teriaA a.
Hassr II Baptist; Nu A Martin. Reformed Dgen. " N
FissU Mtikndi.i X. :. Siscum Epiropsl Cofes,ot1nt
SECRETARY P. J. Tee Eyer Recording secretary IL IL -'u
TIT George Bel and twelve Managers LON gnu 10
poinif alton.
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IsEoD"h' d. WILD l. principal Of tie sotcd. while
VILLAS L, ssITH pstG Of Wayne CnuG;Ji director
Of Agrcuture AID HorIcature. Tie -es-breeze Is
fresh snd pure good portion of the estate Is covered
With yorpg fo:e-t: and Ea,esscod" pre-~at.
sryAtrsctOn- br the seeker Of intocc' al improve
melt o. natural beauty. Marcus Spring, No 90 Broad
street and Thons- MsKwel No. 60 Water street. are
among the directors
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YIRE ~ SIXTH AVENUE.
CITY ITEMS.

We are pleased to learn that the Hon. Richard Mott
member OF Congress from Ohio, is recovering from
severe attack Of bilious remittent fever He may not
however. be able to hssest in the House for
some days. He is staying at his sisters in East
Broadway.
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SrIoIpF.-Bridget Ry an. married woman restiiag
q, No 20 Tw.t street DID yesterday from in,gr-s r-e.
by jumping of th- thi--'ory window Of her r,aisncs
.b. lshorrs under the effects Of .tgAk Of deinq -
uens Coousr Connsry held iaSa.< upoa the bly Ard
y.-ict Of SUE IL" rsnder-d Diseased va r.rg. Of
Ir,lsrd thirty years Of 49,
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SrRAwBERRUs-Our very competeni and careful
reporter Of whole sale prices OF country produce cst
mates the quantity Of strawberries from Monmouth
County, NewJtrsey during the past week at 1000
barrel, Of i75 baskets each. making 5000 basket.,
which have sad a; about average Of FIVE cent- to
the Consumer msking sl,75o paid in one week for
strawberries from one county only. It takes FIVE
basket TO make quart.
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The Board of Aldermen received communication
last evening from the Receiver OF Taxes. nominating
c.Iks, which nominations were confirmed without oP-
position The appointees are Casper e. Chld', Henry
Wilkes. and William Mclaughlin.
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BrsuIT FOR DISABLED FiREaas.-A beneh. is
10 h given at the Odeon Theser this Thursday evening" for
VIM D,teruan az old fire srd Jr several years as
..ta spee tt for the last year confined 70 h' bed LA
Relic Adams and aesrca company have volunteered tas'r
services sId good bill be presented.
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IAdvertsssmentI
echa nics Manufacturer Artists, and Inyent-

an. ,re referred TO the advertisement OF the h,s.cHVsLrt
Cu.rI1.pLr MEcHANIcs ASSOCIATION In th, days ps2ero
mi, EtcuTp ExHIsI1IoN ANEaIcM MANvShCrVe
AND rHr MECHANIC TO DO held III tho C'y OIL boston
September ext
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IN. Tbnusand PORTRAITS Of the American

Deecroy daily ceLns principle. ter % cents to "
mt. TIE Fnrpesn Demo crsey s~ryet the terms.
Patriotic candidates immoftszed at "sat-No as broadway
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Advertisement,

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