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The JERsEY CRY FIRE Insurance. CoMPANr-A new FIRE
insurance company under this title which will have bona
ds capital Of hundred and hy thousand dollars has
been organized at Jersey City in New Jersey George w.
Savage csc, president One hundred and twenty thou
sand dollars Of the capital has already been subscribed
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF MICHIGAN.

According to telographic despatch just received from
Detroit the official vote Of Michigan for the presidential
electors stands;
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LOOK AT HOME.

The following appears in a late number of the Boston
Courier;
!" Mas. STowE Miss MURRAy.-The Telegraph has
the following communication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07
DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR TRoUP.

W. have already announced by telegraph the death
q George NJ Troup. formerly Governor of Georgia.
He died on Saturday, May 3 Of hemorrhage of the
lungs Dir. Troup was elected t. Congress as Repre-
settstve from Georgia. in 1907, and remained in the
Hcu,c until 1915. lie elected to the t. s. Senate
in lsie, but resigned two years aherward. In 1923
be was elected Governor by the Legislature and in 895
reelected by the people. He went ont of Office in
is2i, but in 1893 he was sent again to the United
States S. Tate, where he remained until 1894 Gov.
iroup We, ardently devoted to the interests Of his
State aad wss for many years the most popular man
within hCI borders. Since 1884 he had altogether alb
stained from any prominent position in public life
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DIED.

RLAUyELT-On Monday, Bay ), Of consumption, John
Blsuyelt in the 5lst year Of his sse
BoYLE-In Brooklyn Monday Nay s. Peter Boyle aged
t6ye3rs
lues. Thomas Csmi bell, sen, Of "nds1r' ~ aged ~
years.
EyATs-In Wilsmsbursh on Sunday May 4, blr, Susan
Ever IL the 18th year Of er age
FADAwAYA the residence Of her fa'te' st3oy s'oos
LoE leland Monday Nay Asr7 second daughter u
Thomas Il. Hsdawsy, eyed ~ years and meath"
KELLY-on Mopdsy May s. Of consumption, Ann Margaret
Kelly, ssrd = years. . II,
NcyGfR- On Monday morning, May 5: EEEsl sth ony
csusher Of IN. Mary MeNsir aged months ahd '',
yACY-In TIL. city, Sunday aesraoo1 Aay y fhSO' "
Macy. ia the 6ls; year o: hsF sss d
pOsT-On Nordsy morning. May s. Dasd =. IO-'' ae'
yet1s sLd II months, of consumption. . ~, :, We.
RIGBY-On Sunday, Aprl q Msfy hls'''
enty lA IL he Cemetery Of he Ey'fp.7
1871 80 New. York o. sanisy nj,
- al conre.,.on Of the lanss Mar. A WIG "
in Ter 5lst year.
80 MONDAY Msys Jane sPlans 'ssl =,
sFILLAhE-oN - ~. SUNDAY MAJ T. OF eons1mPnon
sIiLts s,in. ,siiet Of Robert Stles asea . .
T.rIm.N-Cu seHtaJ Va! i 90 L..sla az 5ophs AL
10 Ears. Edwin A younger ~
nan On sunday. M.y Csthasrs Talbot yogniie,o
IALbtEt - John sLd Ella isl'''' aga = -' 4
e,?x ~ rys.s.y. M,y 6 Julian Very q the ffm Of
~ GsyLne 20 sese > {sai. -, L.. .....t ..
rs 'rere- =. ,felcek tom he residence Of b. H.
rsy No io5 - MARKS psee.
u-uiTy UOrsF-A Kingston. =. 7. o. Nouisy Vas 5 a.
,tr HI. .sou Hotel T. Fireman Witch. % widely mi
Gscll,, b-ss 'tI.E4A fsv Eta a 81 b-a aa1s-' u
Frfrr sirr OBJ ne b-i-
vFnr-p. 80. 'ss .fsvT sf,-rfw .-~-,' se-sr4 -'l-s
C-sC Webs, yolefeg' -aa q jot-.q 81 A.-, :, ID
VCOp-l- g.-ok g.. - Gs-tsy. N,y Jam., 2 %o9i
s.s Isi' ~
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AFFRAY BETWEEN NEIGHBORS.

Mr. 7. Il. Jcwett was dangerously shot in the breast
And shoulder Monday night by heavily-loaded
horse pistol, said to have been in the hands Of
one owen Burns, Irish coachnan. The parties
reside in the tehenenthJuse No. 2is Ninth street. 10
the rear; and at the time named Burns Mas splitting
WOOD in the cellar. when Jewett with the pistol in
deayortg to 60 below where Burns was at work, fell
10 the bottom Of the stair.
hs he charges, Burns grabbed him by the throat,
wtenched the pistol from his hand and shot him. DR..
Sheppard arriving extracted four slugs from the
poison of Jewett and rendered other necessary med-
cal assistance Mr.. Jewett now lies in a very critical
condition and lis recovery is considered very doubt
fui Captain Hart and Officer Robbins Of the Seven
teenth Ward police arrested Burns, who was commit
mitted 70 prison by order Of Justice Brennan. Burns
denies that he shot Jewct but states that the latter
threatened to. shoot him; and in defending himself,
the pilt oil went off.
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SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.

From some cause at present unexplained, VIM. s..
Rowland, esq who, for about three years past, has
boardedst No. 80 Ninth street. committed suicide on
Monday in his room, by shooting himself through the
head with pistol, heavily loaded with powder and
ball, causing almost instant death.
The deceased was a young man. temperate in his
habits, Of irreproachable moral character and very
generally beloved No cause therefore can be assigned
for his selfsecrifce, unless he suffering from
temporary arrangement of mind which some of his
friends believe the He was single man,
supposed be in auent circumstances, and far as
known, had 20 pecunary embarassments to contend
with. The deceased brother to the Rev. Mr..
Rowland, divine Of this city. lie was 81 years OF
age and native Of Connecticut. Coroner Connery
was called " hold an inquiston on the body.
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FELONIOUS ASSAULT on A WIFE.
ATTEMPT Al SUICIDE.


On Tuesday morning about o'clock the inmates Of
kovse No. 10 Leonard street were aroused from their
suubors by hearing the cries Of murder issuing from
in the second story of the premises, occupied
BY man nsmed Baker and his wife-both coored
people.
She cred that her husband was cutting her throat,
AID Information 10 that effect having reached the Fifth
Ward Station House, Capt Carpenter sent officers
Truck aud Westcott tOIhe place but before they
lived Baker had succeeded ia INJECTING several dan
ferrous wounds his wifes face and hands aud deep
cash her throat. lie then ran up flight Of sairs
and locking himself in room, cut his own throat.
The Offices following in pursuit burst open the door
and found BIN PROSTATE on the floor with the bloody
razor ing by his side. Dr. Eager was called and
dressed the wounds Of both Baker and his better half
Neither Of them are very dangerous. At the time OF
hesassault BIrs. Baker getting mp She says 1t
ives the resDlt of jealousy his part Baker was
arrested and locked up in the TOm0s until his wife Is
able to sppear and prefer charge of ieonols assault
against Inn. The matter Will be investigated before
Jus ice Welsh.
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THE EEw.YoRK HoIyL-A SALE PREyEsTTp.-ln
the case Of Edmund Griffin w. Curtis Judson and
Otherr it will be remembered that Judge Slosson de-
cided in favor OF the plaintiff and appointed Mr. Rce
receiver to take charge Of the fixture, stock &C.,
Of the New.York Hotel Yesterday morning, Mr.. Rice
offered Cor sale in the City Hall. "the title and in
"terest Of Curtis Judson in the New York Hotel
There was far attendance. The first bid was 40,
ard was nun mp to 80 l5O, at which it was lbout to
he knocked down to Judge Whiting Of the Supreme
Court, when q Deputy Sheriff rushed in c!ins,
Stop stop" ard CRYING en- injunction on Mr. Rice
from Judge SlossoD, stopped the sale.
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Advertisement
SJTRC ICAI, Ar ID

FpwAkp II. Dixon, NJ D., Editor q Tee sc.lpsl, and
,,,bor nj Woman and Her Diseases" and Ptleucs Tres
te ON SEXUAL DisesesT takes this method OF informing he
trbc Of the peculiar character Of his rrvaie hosi d.
confines lis attention the Operative snd Surh Depart
tnent Of bis profession exclusively The diseases more esPe'
cislly Indicated the foliowing: go :,
Defor1n all the organs, and q tie rage mere essc r
Pile. Fisus Prolarsus FissuIe and ell GroIslas fee-
lions OF the over bowel al these diseases are ese4 "hou;
the knife hgsture. Z ~. -. -, .
Rurure SD NaIocele the cure OF these Two asses Of
conn snts warranted in every case o. ~
placements Disu enorrles, &c 80
DR. Dxoxs Cfbce No - ttlav Ofnee holrs 70 N
o, q ,no,ni,r. 10 ard evenings. Al letcrs nom
sb,c.5 mn Al be Addressed TO Box No. S.l Pest Once
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Rel orted for THE y. Y TRrsUSE by J. r. II. b Fsy.
adj C0 City 6s ~ $50 do cash OH 500 DO.
sil ECO Gam Amboy r. r. 6s s3 81; $50 Penn 81 81
800 Wilmington r r. 6s G6l; eco Union Canal So S. co
City z R. 6's W. 70 Muehi r. r. SIS ~ Penn r.. div
81 10; IS Beaver NJ r. 5Sli Chester Val. K R. 81 30
Reading r. R s5yn int ~; 10 Mechanics Bank, 81 IL
Civ Bank 8 !; Kentucky Bsnk, III
Bodyd,-lCO Reading Is, iil 200 do, days.
al; 10 Ptuia RR.. &c. - =.
Second -ilo0 Penna Sc, sl; SEQ City &C. 81 so"
S5huyl C. SO days 7Si; $50 New Greek Coal Co Ia
~ Petns r. div o. s.; Harrisburg RR, s4l Y soheyL
Nav Pref. .s ito Long Island r. cash. 1916 30 eo' lSf
Bank ct Kentucky. llsi -.
itt,r CITY Warrants. os.i 100 RsadinsRR "a;
little S,huyl II r., AZ.
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limited STATES CIRCUIT COURT-SfAy - Beors
Iidgs Belts
PArEsV-pAsLEY PESS-RULFs IN PENAL A"IioN-

serrsI W Hswey qni tam &c, at Albert G. Baslsy.
This case n report IF which appeared in this morn
No. vas bfoasht cios to-day. The defense con
ssied If al objccs upon Tie force Of which u, Jglss
cor ,red in ing the Jury. They instructed; IN"
10 bg Re nal actions uud riecons aad OF t.e
act Of AZ q United states satues S.iJ ! IS OF
At he ally sold authorized the sale OF tbs ara
Gee Tor The ssnIing Of which h. srea nor ma s
Oh him hut s,ieeut show that ehe articles IL quss
t, ee placed IN market b. the pa'eGtee q That taete
fore ya nee between the pleadinss cnd poor Ia tne pe
rnIteulsls Is uimI But that the ilainth, IN pes no
rs bound make his material sleEa9u crespona WIN
hi. yd.Iee and that therefore, II the jury tound that the
xtesiol rem alleged 70 baye bes patented aud soi
uns,smped were Identical with tho pen aid pencil cases
Tor e IN in which the patent was proved TO have been
ue a. tey would be bou6 render verdict Cor the detsnd
at hcL tb sy did without leaving teir cas-. Wni tter
Ton for rgn,G Jcachinsen for the Cled Sates MsssTs
Ven Artverr 4 Jones aid \. u. Cutting for defendant
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE sTTAM-BATTHRY.

We learn that the death of the late Mr.. X. l..
Stevens has caused no interruption of the work upon
the Steam Battery which he was building for the Gov
errmept. II is about two-thrds completed, and the
paps of Mr. s. were so far developed that no difficulty
i. appreht nded in finishing the vessel We also learn
that great msapprehenson exists in regard to the cost
of this vessel which ID not so great as has been
stated and that the Government received from the
Gate Mr. g. the most ample security for the faithful
fvlmen. of his contract before dollar was paid to
him.
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corRr or GENERAL sEsSIONS-MAY 6-B.fors the
RECORDER

At Tie opening OF tOuTt Tue 1OI.0".Hy ,dueU PUT
Geo IS Clesrman foreman; Ben. Archer, Johu w Burn
Ton Aim NJ Benir ger, Duncan T. Curry VIM FORBES tob
~, - calm w Howe WIN. r. Habit Geo. L Jackson,
Ia. g. Mofst Ebeutzer Peck, WIN. Psen Eiward Bell
Njch9el Chr stall Tbos Christie, Wm Gse koot o. Hinf'rd
g. Stspr Elliott Walker, Geo ID. Baldwin
Petit jury then relsd and Jacob Eethhst was
,,d OIL change OF receiving s len eoos Ice evidence tailed
,.-ir lie II Gctnent aud the prisoner was acquitted
Philip Alexander pleaded guilty TO an attempt 70 COMMIT
burglary the store Of Simon on We "a Oh 'Ss'
ir.f a 4 Iemsuded 10 await sentence
Wm n Bsckus pe sded guilty to stealing 800 worth Of
vlrv 10 the store ADJ ph Bach on tie 81 u March las
a,J vDss s,ntente 70 tie State Prison ioG tw9 le.rs
The Cour, hen sdjourned for the csy
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PROSPERITY OF TELEGRAPH LrSEs.-We learn that
.he present season exceeds all previous years in the
amount of business transacted by the various telegraph
lines out Of this City, and the profits Of the Companies
sre correspondpely large. The net Income of one of
the Southern lines, with paidup cash capital of less
than 800 OOO has, we understand reached as high as
$1,000 PEI month. 1t would thus appear that there IS
an ample field for q new line to the South and we are
pratied to learn that the public Will soon be favored
with greatly increased telegrsPhic facilities at s
reduction from tho present exorbtant rates OF 'ar'i
between this City and Washington. The three heaVy
E,glish cables, destined for the new Southern me-
which has been in course of construction ioi
a, months past, between this City and Phi'auei-
Rla were laid down successfully yesterday-hr'' a'
III Nauows from a point just north of Fort Ham,.
II Long Island 10 point on the northerly side OF
fst Richmond On Staten Island-secon1 az Hell Gate,
bsw,en the Ferry shps-and the third a the k"H'
h,Eecn lie Steamboat wLaIf at Bergen Point, New
@fHy, 70 Port chacId, s.atcn I'lsaa-;hs' seeaF'
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CoxsPIRAcY AND HEAVY BLAcK-MNL OPERATION.
Another Of those infamous conspiracies and black
mail operations which occasionally sartle the commu-
nifty has recently to lght-the victim in the case
being gentleman who formerly held very high Of
fetal station in this city, and the cOnspiratot and black
mail operator a member of the Brown family. The
circumstances similar to those which were divuged
10 the Cont of Sessions about five years ago, when
lawyer Of this city was convicted and sentenced to
State Prison as one Of the principals IN the swndle.
woman young and fascinating, in this case, "a in
Ia. other, the tool used by the designing Brown to
accomplish his object, and be acted the part OF the
injured husband The alleged Grim. con. Is said to
have taken place Is years ago. and since that time the
victim has been bled by Brown to the tune Of from
ESQ 600 TO $50 900 rather than bear exposure The
police as well several prominent citizens, have for
years been aware Of the circumstances; but the Vcm
always refused TO bring Brown TO justice, preierrnS
rather TO lose his fortune than his good name. Inc
last haul Brown made was deed of some property
located al Harlem valued at $50 OOO and to recover
this back and brig Brown to justice, it Is said, legal
proceedings have been or viii be commenced. These
will probably develop the circumstances OF the affair
II is further said that, time ago. Brown attempted
to pluck wealthy iron merch AIT of this city bya
similar process but failed and was kicked into the
street He is decidedly % fast man. kept his fast
horses, and was always in funds. He moved from
Ncw-YoIk a while ago, and now makes city IL the
interior Of this State his home.
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fAdvertisement
MRs 6. 4. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RE

Mrs. S. 4. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR Re
sroRER-The Rev. Prof GEO SHEPARD Of Bangor Ne says
fId friends who my recommendation are us0'e1 u
ssk0 tria, Of it," 49, -, =. - /, -
Tie Rev d. C. CLENDEyES. Chicago, H.; can AID my
testimony 10 your valuable preparation -, ,..
The Rev Nj TBAcByR Bridgewater v. Y Ny hair !. re-
stored TO original aud the hue appears to be
am satisfied the preparation Is nothnS IKE Dye "a as
upon the secretiors" , ~ NJ -;
The Rev DANIEL 7. WOOD. Mdiletown, T.; q" Ny bar
has Greatly thick eued upou my head the same true OF anotn
# family We are thankful 70 you ala nave 'u 'se "
CDR money" -, >, ,,..--..
Ministers and the CITY during AnIyera'y Week
voud DO we'll buy delot, No so BTo0rne-s' h@"EHN
CL.RK Co.'S, or RUsHToS's.
sd by all the merchants IN the United States CUBA
Wholesale aid Retail Depot No. S55 Brcomes-
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cnrnr cAIENnAR-THr. DAY.

SrpLRIon COURT-NO-. @52, 449, 400. TT, ~, $50,
~ s5 ~ i9G s6s 57j $40 81, SD $40 So 49, 49, S5 81
so .sS go 5j4 49, 20 $50 1856, SIS 80 81 5I3
CTcTi,Nos ISL to lG3 1865 70 HE l99 70 u is3 TO
~ 1 I20 70 I2f 1919 1867 1879 70 1901, lot
~ IL to 1876 1873 to ST. 1873, lsii 1875, l3F 1913
20 ISL TO 1856 1893 lil7, 10 to i5e 1873 20 1850
r :. DISTRICT CoURT-No. o, - - inclusive.
Conn., OF COMMON PLHAs-Part Mos. f69, $50,
A. re ESQ s3I So 81 5 $50 $50, So I'D. ST. 6S Pare
INC 81 as "a 60 ST. 53, SO, $50 5id 1i5 81 e4S '
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The MAY Term OF the


HUDsOY COUSTY COURTs.-lhe May Term OF the
Hudson Chcu.t Court aud q oyer snd TrnleE
nenced yesterday ina Judge sen presiding The Grand
Jury this OF the following persons: Dennlns
Dutr Foreman; John Ehers Michael Fisher, Mndert Van
HON Richard Vresar5, Hartmann Nresland. Hartmann "A
Wagenen John Tree Stephen TrThuue Jacob Newkr< ID
Chsrles Joseph Wood VIM White James jacobs Ellis
s. Blodufed John j. VOrs Thomas @. Tlden, Monroe
How ell Ben amin o. Edge Slater aud Andrew Clerk
Eayirs head the charge the Judge the Jury retired Judge
Ogden that the Court would be IN session day
o'clock COmro motions occupied the Court yes
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MARRIED,

prrCKUOI T-EyFRETT-O Nom ay. April D. sttbe ". r.
CirIch Harlem By the Rev. Mr.. Wsd, Mr. A. Bnckaost
II Monnis TO Miss Gertrude T. Everett Of tbs former
place. . .
tiCKISGHAM- BACKELOO-In Brooklyn On Monday.
NAV s Ly tie Rev DR.. Dwight. Chss T. Bscsin4ham OF
So c,eo Cal and Mss Harriet j. Back Loo dsu gler
ofT PaektloO, esq.. Of Brooklyn
Ser Frrrcfco and EewbuIgh papers Pis.se copy.
TWIsT-HEyENOR-ln Rhilebeck, on Sunday, May :, at
Nj Her ~ Of Brooklyn TO Mrs Lizzie only daughter
OF Jol g. Heyenor ESQ., of tie former place
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Ons Own Correspondent.

FIRE ISLAND, Friday, May ,, 1850.
To-day a piece of the quarter-board of vessel,
psi,ted black, with CITY in gilt letters shaped as
above came on shore on this beach. 1t was the first
part Of a name, as it commenced on the end OF the
board which was also gilt and at the il was broken
of. | know of no vessel beginning with City but the
CITY of Glasgow The letters were cut into the board
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.Advcrtiseu-.tl
Gas APPARATUS AYTFR THY p.rr,-r IN ,r,r

NAs SfIAabiJH hIER TIE PATENT OP rIIE
M,PYLsSD PORTABLE Gas CosPsNY-c n Woooro,-rsI
offering for saie e7rrs.ts o,es, srie
ard efficient 6.s AschNE adapted m ell wants
rIisst" dweiDEs Fabe and Trvae scL.. eaureh.s col
ie-es iacorief io-hnsre hotels watering 7ss-< well
vi sses Details vii, be fur -s.t bv ,
the Ofoe Vi tie COrPsHy shere Machine can be seen la
Cp.rsiicn L WooDwoRrB : Co.
No. "a Walls New York
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SYMPATHY FOR WALKER.-A preliminary meeting
Of the friends of Gen. Walker was held IN the St.
Charles Saloon last night. AID. Clancy OF the Sixth
Ward was called to the chair, and Alexander Robinson
elected secretary. committee was appointed to call
public meeting on Friday evening, at National Hal,
Canal street for the purpose Of expressing sympathy
for Walker and indignation at British Interference on
behalf of his enemies.
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BROOKZY N ITEMS.

Roam OF EnUCATIos-The Board held re gular
peepg LAST evening Among other business. Juise Green
wood from the Law Committee reported that h. part Of
the around occupied by No T. and u whole OF that OF No
b. been .od for levied long ser the school, W are in
oper.ton The report Of the Normal School Committee for the
ending April % showed tho satisfactory RENTS Of that
institution tie number Of hers ean5dt.. heinz
49, srl hs marked hrge the Pablo Schools showing thu
he, .fc,l result Of the Of training the teachers An
s.tsor made - have the schools FIJI
AZ o'clo, ia take all ot Amt
on the part Of lady teachers forced 10 attend Saturdays
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.Adveriiseuent. |
MEDICAL INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE,

Tpr SPECIALIST for NAV contains pAn, pr3ca! Arees By
Ds Hunter End Melville DISEASES Of the LNGs snd hei
,.,msn nv MrpIcATED INHaLArIox By Dr. Tucker DIS
ESrs of the and LER by Dr. sslter on DISEASES
OF EYE and EAR and BY Dr. Newton on DISEASE of zoe
SKIN. , - e---..-
FL a yeAi Single IN beers 10 eeuts
SgTRMAN Co. Pabishers No Nesey o, As'2F hocsel
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Advertisement.
q As FIX u X l. =.

have now the finest assorments OF Gas fIxrvREs in
his civ which for besuiy of style aud finish led
comrosed wholy Of aud original designs Those about
fnrshps houses with Fixtures will do well 10 call aud eN
amino stock previous 70 purchasing elsewhere GAS FfLs
inserted into buildings at the shortest notice.
JAS q. MoTTET, Manufacturer, ll9 and ~ Prince.st
S-CHNDELIERs in taken dOwn, regilt artistic or
French bronze, to look equal to new.
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IAayertisemeni-
GAS GAs!-GAS FIXTURES OF new and beau

t;f,l designs lust out for the Spring Trade 49,
Also The cheapest ana best PORTABLE Gas WORKS OF new
ard imrroyod construction for private dwellings villages w.
For wholesale or retail c great Manufacturing Depot
~ S,s RrosSuay ARCHER, WARSER Co.
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Advertisement
NrnIc aTrD INHALATION WITH COSSTITU-

IIoNAL RrmEDIR-Dr s. FrTcH may be consulted a. his
Office No IA Broadway one OF the established inshiu'
m the cty OF the Lungs and Throat Heart
Diseases Liver Complaints Female Diseases, s-d Chroaic
De- aes generally. Office hours from H. TO p H. daily
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ing direct connection between thi, City. Astoria,
Williamsburph, Brooklyn, Fort Hamilton, Staten
Island, jersey City, and thence by Elizabethtown,
Doylestown and Norristown to Philadelphia. The new
line will be opened about the middle Of the present
month, and will be worked under the Hughes patent
which believed to possess extraordinary advantages
ever all other Geographic yentOns-printing the
message uneningly correct and in plain Roman CAPT
tals, and capable of transmitting intelligence at the
rate Of about 1000 words per hour one wire, or
1880 words from each end and at the same instant of
time.
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Drowned IN A CisTERS.-Yesterday a child, six
years of nsmel Rehsd C. Graiton son o. Eliza Grafton
widow residing At No IL Second place cointsy fell
.a, in the r. ar ward .nd before relief cams drowned
sptsin McLane Of the Third DistroS Police took up
.b by and several uhysicins called vt,
xry ans In their pow the li but
nearly AZ hsus Effort up hopeless The Coroner
was notified to hold an inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

ELECTION OF CHIEF ESGGSEER.-The jersey CITY
Fire Department last evening elected Samuel FreIch Chief
FL giIeer Of the Department, without opposition.
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advertisement.
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