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SCHOOL AT SUMNER HILL.-The

~ next session of my school, in Chesterfield, will
commence the l0t Of October. and close the iUth oi
August under the tuition OF Mr. T. B. Maury, grad
uate Of the University, very highly recommendedby
Dr. Harrison, and selected with sDecial reference TO
his moral and professional qualifications. | want
several boys not fourteen years Of ago,
panions for my own children. The house is in the
forest on we'll drained knoll. and protected all
sides by dense screen Of woods Though within a.
minutes drive OF Richmond, il il perfectly retired. 1t
may suit parents IN Richmond who wish to be within
easy reach of their children.
Terms-S300 ayable one-half in advance and the
other half on the Ist Of March. The instruction is
intended 10 fit hoya for college.
au 25-iTTN&stf FRANK g. RUFFIN.
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A CADEMIC DEPARTMENT on RICH-

II MOND COLLE3E.-In this School are taught
English Grammar Geography History Arithmefic
Algebra and the elements Of Latin and Greek 1t
been placed under the management OF Mr.. ii.
w Reinhart late an instructor in the Albemarie
Military Institute, who comes highly recommend nded
both as a scholar and disciplinarian. The tnition
fee OF students belonging exclusively to this depart
neut is $45 for the session Of nine months The
zion opens on the lst day of October. Catalogues
may be had application at the bookstore of Messrs
Harold MURRAY. ST. Zf-utfthO
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g. MANLY, JR.,
Sc 22-dt60 President of the Institute.
~ L. GALLEHER. TEACHER OF


l. . THE VOICE AND PIANO F0RTE.-TERMs
per session of "a lessons, s25 Thankful for the very
liberal patronage conferred upon him for the last
three years he respectfully solicits its continuance
Until the st of tober he may at any tiiue be found
at his ON Broad, between 9th and 10th streets
sc Z3-m
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Mr.. TIGHE's SELECT SCHOOL, ON

Mr.. TIGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL, ON
LSl FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7TH-The 5th
session OF this School will open MONDAY the 2lst
september, for the TEN following months Greek,
Latin and Mathematics 500; Elementary Latin and
Mathematics, higher English and Mathamstics
$50; common English Branches $40; Primary Depart
ment Cor boys under II years. $685. French or Draw
ing, each 800
The services of successful Teachers secured for
all the departments.
Refers to the following gentlemen among the patrons
of the school last session. viz Rev Drs. Woodbridge
and Keppler; Doctors Cabel, Cunningham and Deane;
Messrs Beers 4 Poindeyter Crenshaw Il Co.. l.. d.
Crenshaw VIM. II. Grant, c. b. Yale, j. VI. Royall
Geo. S. Palmer Thos. NJ Alfrend, John NJ. Patton. j.
Adams Smith, Andrew Johnston, j, c. Page, A. Blair,
Thos H. Ellis, N Bev. Tucker, Washington city, Cor
bin Warwick. VIM Il. Butler, ,Thos. w .BrokenbreNgh,
WIN. Ii. Smith, N. II. Martin, &C., &c. Apply ON the
premises to K. ii. l.. T1GHE. A. NJ.
2S--dt50
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The New York Times Of Monday, says:

The brokers refused on Saturday to make price
for drafts on either of the suspended cities, and
this uncertainty may continue day or two longer.
The banks refuse to collect these points, except
uner special stipulation to adjust the rate of ex-
change on New York et the time and place Of pay
ment.
The Times gives the following as the present con-
dition of the New York city banks
NEW YORK CITY B,SKs-PUBIIc LIABILITIES.
To dero,tors on demand s57, ,s5I ,932
Bank note circulation. so73 sol
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n UNION TROTTING COURSE
10y The proprietor of this weil-lInown Course
{situated near the ReservOr.l respectfully gives
tce TO StOcOwners alid others, that he ia now pre-
BREAK, both of which he is well qualified to do,
having had the most ample experience.
lie will also furnish the best Of PASTURAGF, on
reasonable terms.
lh-1m @ Ill, MILLER, Proprietor,
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GEORGETOWN, ID. C.-Ihe Farmers G Mechanics
| and Commercial banas have suspended entirely
Everything is now settled down, but business is
duiJ
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EDUCATION.

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
= The next session of this Institute will cos,msnce
on Thursday the first day Of October and elosa the
last Thursday in June. ISss Wv ~~
1hsMs FER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
l. TufrioS1S PREPARATORY DFpARrxysT
English studies - ~ Nf' soo
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The Secretary OF the Treasury says the Times)
has done the community Of merchants, bankers
and other business people real service through
the present trial in money affairs He has prompt
ly and studiously for thirty days past shaped the
of pecuniary relief. On the oath Of August, when
the panic began in this city by the failure of the
Ohio Trust, the sub-treasury held twelve millions
and half of dollars in gold of the twenty-five
and half millions in thecity-the banks having
lost heavily the previous week by export to Eu-
rope Seeing that our banks would be greatly
strengthened by concentrating the government
disbursements at this point, and by promptly au-
diting and paying the special and general sppro-
priations of Congress, which were made TO take
effect after the first of July, Mr.. Cobb has reduc-
ed his balance In New York to the amount of
81 900, nearly every dollar Of which went into
hanE
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Y r. BASS ENGLISH AND CLASSI-
A CARD.-MR. JOHN DUNDERDALE

respectfully announces that he will be prepared
20 resume the duties OF his profession on the st of
octopef next. communications addressed to him
care Of Messrs. Harold Murray, or Messrs. Laid,
ley Robinson, will be promptly attended TO-
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III A. HIGHT,
| Ii. At his Bar under the Broad Street Hotel ia
prepared to furnish his friends and the public in
| general. with LIQUORS, WINES and CIGARS. OF
| the best quality.
A fourpence saved. is fourgence made.
ae 9f-6i
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CHOULDER BRACES, Trusses, Sup
- porters and Medical Appliances of every descrip
ton Also India Rubber Cloth. extra width, for sur
gieai purposes, for sale by ma.
"a % Druggists,
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md.
store,
PALS.
al A.
trsie,
nlnsT
ic for
|stl we
|lIiiFlg
lailty
alton
b the
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pEV. ]. AMBLER WEEDS CLASSI-
| IL CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
| CLAY AND 18TH STREETS.-The fifth annual
session of this school will commence Oh the 2Sth oi
g.
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IAdysrtiseIuentl
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose sands o

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, WhO.t -aDns OF ITO hAvs
n.sy run out discovered while Ia the East Indies csrNs
cure Consumption Asthma Bronchitis Coughs Code and
G.per. Debility. Ths remedy discoysred By si~ wssa
hi. on child adsusher gwen up " do Whaling 3" Se
a. much good s possible be will send 10 such Of a.. an ess
fellow beings -qnss II this recipe, ~tt full soa shpnS"
quIre. Each applicant ineIose bin one 800
be returned postage on Ne Ioope ana .ns n~
81 ,r,r,s No "a Gland street, Jersey City, ~ J.
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SUICIDE or A AsED wox.s.-Mr.. LAWN. Joo..,

.9, y,sr, o. ~ committed suicide ~ snnty nhf q tas
4.idst 90 Of her d,usher Ms V.ndrrveort No 80 Wst
Forty ehh .le. hanging hers - the cord Of TIE via
Irv csr-.iu go ,.r ~ b-n or
subject drorrsou Of spn's snt essoshJ 20
sNu Sc retired asaA On sdais' nNo>
fsnknfr hrNius notsr in h-i room:
ir her mother s'pended by ne meek sas
ftry held inquest the bods Asd vsf
iiC' rendered suicide ale IN defaasss NASs ~
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The undersigned, Inspectors and Sealers ~
W,b,, and Measure. IN the city Of York having had
frequent the vaioas Platform Scales In ns-
his civ ar. pleased testimony % the supores
iaiacrr a tho.. Manufactured BY Mesu FiIbsHhs
Co aud do Oh. erfy mend them 10 the puoo ~ the
moot perfect weighing marbnes In use -.
RALPH TREHBLY. Inspector Weights and pleasures Sf~
District
Thomas H. W.rswRIGHT, Inspector, Second District
ALLEN r. sIaoss, Deputy lnspsetor, First Distinct
GZossE KAKR Sssler Fins, District.
Jouy r. Second District.
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BROOHL wv ITEMS.

CHARGE OY BIGAnY-A man named VIM. h. Lye9
arrested yesterday by Officer Stesfns Of the seyesea
WAJd issusd upon the shdsst o. EnsosT "
Larkyood chsrEns him vib bgsmy. Accused ~n aSa "
IAN I'm Atom h<fLrs Jus,ice Perry
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CADETS OF TEnPERAycE.-The Grand Counch met
on "wednesday evening last. The usual reports hay
rg been read and the Committees thereon having
been appointed, the annual election WI" heia as 'o'
lows: George NorthwOOd, d. w. II L H. ROW
landson, G. S and II. L. Hunt, e. 1. Sevefa I'M
portant subjects were favoraby reported upon by The
Committees and were made the special order ~ an
EXTRA session on April O. The Council Adjourned WIN
great determination to continue their EFFORTS oeaan
Of the risirg generation.
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Rossini', or.torio of the Stsba, Mater will be
given this ,veuirg at Niblos Thestsr, with the full
chorus ard orchestra Of the Italian opera and Har-
molic SOcisty. The solos will be sustained oy
Nile. Parod, Mechanics Johannsen, PATTI Strako'eh
and d Argn, and hessrs. Tberin and Morell. The
oraoro will be 70 lowed by concert in which III.
Thslberg ard assistants will appear.
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GR,Sp L,scESN -Jchn q. M.fn q, Ir,.h ,.,,,r
srrs'ec 'e"ttsy WA - vsas ss /, -,
possession ~fcl - 'srd b. stole from No n Dey ss.ss
he VS. cckss mp Y Justice Osbc-u tor 'fiA
McLs Heuu''y Al Henry Bros. y-s'eris, Nr,...i
.trsirg = - i1ds ANee shO-a
SO trsu box ou Pr No n. wb-a lnea,ei 60 sss
mt W~uresy cisrove-ed seus ths - 20 deer
Ser .tFe. AL With Brown. ~hp prvs- ~sch
pc rer l.trd bJ Justice Osoors tof M BsSa pie
Ar-r -...LLL.
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CITY YHMS.

Messrs. Singer & Co have obtained an injunction
against the Watson Ten-Dolar Sewing Machine,
on the grounG Of an infringement Of their patents The
propretors Of the Walton machine contend that there
is no such Infringement.
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ASsAUrr WIN PI,ToI-Jsmes Moraa An Irish
L.urus arrested on sunds, nisht tcr
.>..ue Ft~tu tionrp.y e~cr a No 80 Merce< street.
ud h-raiauils stoVr Dim with p.ol which h- p'tnied
in arr - Journeys place drnnh, ssd
son ksc. when rrqres 81 % esvc NJ svv
ytry str.vs src aeu prd shoot Courtney bat was pos
,ci m ~ 'te tyssuctrs Justice Dawson held him 10 bail In
o fo swr ~ the chsrse
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tAdverti~Snent
N n y ~ o. =

J. B. Hall the inventor and pasntec Oft HsLoypes.
would ~ the pulo M h G@ry II Pictures
the above The Pho nsTsphi0 establishment Of
Mr. FRsDkfcKs, No b8j Broadway,
he viz
any TIER establishment In this city.
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TAdysrti.omont.t
ustom 10 make particular mention

II il not cur custom 10 make particular mention
Of another hut the extreme o~ tasss
which MEssRs. DALEY Co. Nos 6ji and o5j kroaf~sg
arr closing out their stock of Cana GLAss No. &c.
except the rule, and fsel Il 10 Do dn1y We
o the public 10 advise them Of tho fact.
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TAR WATER. as combined with other nmplss.
h, Dr. WIsr.H IL bis cslsbrsted BALsAs o, Wild Cs.ss
~ ,,li-r I.,-.f over ds u tbs Lungs hsey
by.iciru. bsye their practice and s.nefsy W
rsrsed sucs.s. Non, genuine unless sishea nVs" ~
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fAdverps.nsBt
HO- OLMEs's DOLLAR PHOTOGRAPH

great TIL pbs Of art taken ony At The Msobin. Picture
Shop No. $50 BoAdspy The CharestoSn CITY Ousrds ~as
otogrsphed at this place yesterday 10 grand style
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DARiN~ NCRGL,RI.-Ths dselling Of Mr.. Jcha
Pt,e NJ 70 W~.f r~ru'ieh street. entered b,
else krys snf sunday sternoor while 'Ae
we,- =, chufch. md rAn.srke Up bottom rNs
tb.yr. c.fr-i ~ bsui.oni- sld ~sch. q. IN. silver
ss,x u. hy tie iswiy sT'iNless saa e.
,ho, "a TIE house ftsn block 'm she Polio ssos
The, sped IN h.eiyed No sTes's have yet been made.
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HERRNG's PATENT CHAMPION FRH-PROOr
New f0rk.
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T,,r Ivp,Rtu PHorocsAPn.


IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF Lord and Lazy
NAPIER Just been added TO the collection a. esAo'
GALLERY. No $50 Broadway
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EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF THE
scALpEL and Operating and Consulting sUsGsos. No
SHAY between ltth and llthss Office hours from 10 p
IN and 20 . evenings.
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iAdVertisemeDs
WINDOW SHADES, FABLE OLCLOTHs,

But snd White Hollands.
Cords Ia sells. Brssscs a..
Wholesri- sud Retail.
By WOOD, Ord 4 WENPLs
No. 50 CathariEe Ct, Now Gost-
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THE INDIAN DGEFIcULrY-THE OTHER SIDE OF
THE STORY.

SIR noticed an article in your psper Of yesterday,
- h,cb . va. rated that number Of Indians detained
hoes. corner Of Third and Twenty rtn street
and ,h. the cees who sent 10 arrest them were severe
/, beaten BY forty fty persons There scarcely wore
., ,,-,b IN The whole ryement Ine indians my house
WEI. received treated bosrters having f and perfect
hrty 10 10 wherever they ssw ht not
he ..be., restraint hzyrs been their personA
b.rty The beating which the poiceo eoupSn Of ~ss
inflicted by nyssf done unsssred BY Whatever
Nv rrsson for doing consequence Of those ocs
tsns eIt4red ny house without warrant or spy pfoees
81 law whatever and PROCEEDING 20 AIRY OF Tndry ihh
becnsss 20 the bosrde and placed By them 70 my eaSse
viii further, and resdt 70 90 70 unas o. Io.
the IndAps were perfectly eopsnted until fraaJ A.t
when a Onoudsn Indian the tber OF two OF toe yoshs'
cane TO tie city ard after claiming bis two sons minor
proceeded ircite them To break the', eossemen"
loclips CD story has origin IN the 1rt taAt .wo "a
squaws made drunk commenced hfhtins sna nenk
ns,s slut ae houS~ .ndeeed IL neoesssry scne
them TO their room Indiana werc sAey treated - zoe
,.ns tosg Ssv In 0y hsgss at I ssr~ s~n s'ep~A'
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lAdvertisement
TUF IMPERIAL PUOTOGRAPH,

pew application Of he of surprising perfection 10
hbied at BsADYs GALLERY No S5s BrosdwAy IL has Oh
tanned the highest atom from those who have 40
smned and pronounced by far the most perfect es~srs
picture ye, produced
Tvs IMrERIAL PHoroGRAPH.
addition superior reality combines the best qualities -
the e1gtns the wacr color drawing aud the sketch 10 uos
ro.ut.
TUE IMPERIAL PH0rocsAPn,
although of extraordinary .1e produced price veh
psee. Il within general reAch II Is msie ouy a. BRADTs
GALLERY No s55 Broadway where superior colecuss Of
specu ms Is exhibited.
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bsv- yts,st GEO IL Asr'.Lg
Nr~ Y.k Mach 1877
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THE I,ty HosiCuE OS B,RGI Capt jobs
wc,r VITO srds chsrs,d VITA the hom'e of Joha Doyie.
fov v-or be- sho puAstsd ~ edition. ct yt.erdaJ.
.u-. re- h.,'t held 20 bail BY Coroner PerrJ N
~ tCc io q. .es change.
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FAr,I FAN David q Kee'e. sns'ive ~ trelsnd.
tf, So. ot sE- yesterday ~ bis residruc~, NJ 80
1bv .t,st hn conclusion me brsiu. caused by al
80 n. cway the hk Mary lee, ~hien he u' Ansd
an s-,ur as lest Coroner Co"nrry held inquest on The
kuv Ntrf.c'. AcclteutI death
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pornlyc ~ FMrroyrR.-The grocery cornr

TOTTTNU
S.,- .ra Gueck .trrsts discovered a. Doh
s.rs, morning and the proprietor ON being ssAsen-s ds
covered that hi, cl.rk "Ncndf hac curing the osnI
rted asps with him Al the money that sss IN tho sb.
flS The fugitive is still st large.
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F,rN ACCOMPLISHMENTS McGl,rce an Irish

woman, var. age died Yesterday a. Bellevue h.ptA
tou ne eject. injuries received FEW DAYS .uce s
sp no, Tie Coroner wa, notified hold Inquest upcs
tina hiAy
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FIRES.
reversed.
FIRE IN THAMES STREET.

FIRE N THAMES STREET.
About 10 o'clock last night fire occurred IN the Dry
goods packing -house of f. K. Harimen, Nos. r. aod
II Tn ames street but il extnguished before mucn
damsge was done. The fire commenced 10 beam
over the boiler.
4iRE II ELIZABETH STREET
At a late hour IN Sunday night a fire broke ont IN
the stable No. l95 Elizabeth street. occupied bv
German grocer named Weltzer. Damase abou So
Weltzors horse wss slightly burned.
A CHURCH BURNED DOWN.
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock a fire was dis
coveted in sm al stable the lot adjoining the Meth
ocist Protestant Church situated 10 Graham
avenue bep cen Wthers AID Jackson streets, in the
Fifteerth Ward Bro, klyn. S)Ie time elapsed before
the alarm was given ami before the engines we're got
10 work the church was in flames and was entirely de-
.tro, cd. Tie edifce was owned by the Methodist
Protestant Association, who worship in Grand street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets. II was small
wooden bulldog constructed in 1883 and was valued
at s., 600 on which there an insurance OF about
e. 600 in the Citizens Insurance Company of Williams
bureh The Isstor the Rev. Mr.. Woodrsff, preached
liz farewell sermon there on Sunday evening ltst.
The fire i supposed to be the work of an ncendiry.
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NEW-JERSEY IZ,EH&.

THE PUBLIC STORE RoBBERs-ln The supreme
Cont Of New Yors yesterday the five pssons oesseA -
hn, n. pubc stores the Cunard Pier Jessey oy.
wee a.sn.d before Juds. Davies WIT Of esbe essess
ana abTs,d from custody there being odense ch~ec4
.ssir, tten IN Of New York They we're tnsssuy
,,strd by M Ksss the Jersey City Chief Police 90 tss
reou,tion Of II. Az this don, wn1
lsssd by Recorder Smith served b. Mr. Spencer ooass
Ey IA, prl.n.s on the Chief requiring bin 70 sppsa -
wednesday afternoon before the Recorder and
cIUse Of LszALy OBTAINING the prsorers The pf~'H
~ committed to await the result
Tgy RAILROAD AccTDEsT.-The locom% 80
90, s,.d into the Hacksnssek River vac -. ~
90 ~. E,v. J.rs~y Railroad 81 SUNDAY ,~. "a AL
s5G.x s,n,h,yd which lies In n fo~f ~ -
Ysor. will be n sle raise her o. 9nee- -orh NJ
~ .',,h = go ana The broken cars are "'"A WV
each.
srnrr, Enthusiastically, at IL 0 siock, IL
unI. a. sls.-y woman r-sdins 70 Jefsty Cav sc -
- 1.,.ey Cify ferry boats 10 cross 70 Nsv- sne
O. one % h st DE zip sse Eel from hs seas uSss ne as@
| ~ he e.bn AID instantly erPfeA
s.rr OF LAsps FOR TAIFs.-houoe has go ~.
b, ,Is Of jersey CiJ tnA. zoe - -. 80
" - s.I,s fo< yeaf 1876 ~. AZ p-Aee - -
e CIV C.ert - lAs ia lAst. Q. 10 VeaseS . O.
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krcweSgr ycur noe. The Committee ron \ ~ rS
III he rscs,vS n, SoAc a Con nj tse frsm ehe sb,vs
tooy a. tie C.irsri Honse tSsig ga~fs 90 id..iy
re1'. ca re arrival Of tie eyensng trAo Ton New
York. ,D v,rou
Very truly RICHARD 'AOon-
To tee Hou NsNos Woo"
on motion the Committee, consisting OF Aiernes
Hsr-is. B,Its Coulter. Fal sni Bust, snd Coa'-
ciluen jones Chspman Brady Crawford ant Bsuch.
with the Mayor aud Presiep, of each Board sgreed
TO meet At the City Hal to-day nooo With shor, s'ave
ard thepoe proceed body BY toe Camden ssd Am
boy Railroad to Ia lsoelphia
The Committee acknowledged the receipt of free
masses over the Camden ani Amboy Road
On the day of the obsequies IN PoItde'phia notice
Of which WI be given. tee bells Of this cty VII De
,oued. and the ,gs the public buildings sri ship
pirg displayed st hAl-msst
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The CHARIIsrows CRY GrARD.-is accoIian'e
with an order ifsued by Col. Duryea, q dettcnm7n.
from each company OF the Seventh Regimen Na'iouA
Guards assembled at Lafayette Hall yesterday ai'ef-
noon, and as battalion under command OF AlJutaH
Pond march ed therce to the Park and formed IN me
in frcIt of the City He'll The officers then proceeded
to Tsmmany Hotel and profered an esc'rt TO the
Cbailestowr City Guard, who were about returning
home. The Chsrlestovn Guard having completed
their arrangements al the Hotel fell iato rank, and,
preceded by their band, marched to the fafh "hefs
they received by the Nstioral Guard. Alter toe
usual interchange of civil les the strangers marched
down Broadway to the Norwich boat, the National
Guard, with Dodworths Band, acting az an esco t.
Upon tie departure Of the steamer LOUD CHEERS we're
given by each company-the bands meantime per-
forming Home, Sweet Home
TIE FrStRA1 OBsrsuI,s OF Dr. K.SE-Agreea'
bly, to the following letter received yesterday morning
from the Mayor of Philadelphia, the JOINT COMMITTEE
of the Board. Of Aldermen and Counclmen appointed
ir accordance with the resolutions relative 70 me DC
cease of DR.. Kane, met yesterday afternoon IN NJ
Valentines Office, City Hall:
"N.yoss OrTIcE, PgnADELpHAI
"sArrRpAr, March I. 1891. J.
Sir: On behalf Of the joint CommnHc u a. =.
fragments Of this city for the funerG o1ssYu~ .,
paa 10 The late DE-. Kane, have the nooof !" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

SrRANGLEp To Dr,TH.-Coroner HILLS held an 10
ore.t Yesterday Greeu~ih up,a the body 81
IL Mecb.pd German IS Of Who VIII e.tins
bis supper sunday gl 70 dsth In
ou.rcs Of pie ce OF having lodged IN hi. throat lie
partially the The Jury rendered verdict VI
Al ueat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

and sovth coast Railway " deliver hts despsthes 70 The
Ryttsh Admiralty aud The Picnn MiDsseP.
Tfs Cover nmen, sent down . special messenger last
eht TO Pore mouth. 70 order suits VI apartments and
every accom- Of the beet for the Am
cHbcess rs the Portland aoel Soutosea there
ssslduous and satisfactory attention insured ~ tne
hsnds Of Mr. Dent, the lessee
The Resrlute will mo into Portsmon hsybor on
Monday unless con AIRY orders issued Soc 70 10
frs, class condition. noer reports Q success
zion Of gales Tho VII W. age from the NV. on thA
ctr err side OF the Atlantic alo IRON ths 10 Y
on ,bp tn a which she bs remarkably we'll Tn
wssthey the night previous 70 her arrival ~ spthesd
(rburydsyl 10 described By Cnmmsnder Hstst-n snd
hm officers swfuliy wid-hesvy squalls Nth ran suo
ball. and Lightning very vivid. ConsiderTg the pecuiAr
build OF the Resolute and the asen OF the year, ner
pas,sg has been remarkably GOOD one
Captain Dacres C.B, The Suoerlnenaens OF sne koya
Clar. VicualDg Establishment Goeport sent Oh TO
the Resolute this morning by the Spr,ghsy fu supply
Of fine Christmas beef and every other victualng neos
.sry the The ship 10 an object Of much inter
ekt in The port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-01

- the pSyis Bourse On the Her, o FOR money,
etfscc for TIE end Of the month. AH Of than
per- Nit be- thur been witnessed sinoe the earv pa
Of The mOhls. Slight decline OF prices IN the railway
pavsct Com market ecl, with Q tendency 70 lever