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Coroners' Inquests.

FATAL VEHICLE CAsrAtry.-Coronor Gamble held an 10.
quest yesterday No SO Duane street. upoa the body Of
named - Decker, who died from thc effects Of
injuries received tc seth ut, by being Knocked down
by omnibus in Broadway. De ceased was getting out
or stage when another along and before he
could reach the sidewalk he struck in the breast with
the pole and FRUSTRATED 10 tbc pavement In consequence
~ the absence of material witnesses the Coroner
obliged 10 adjourn the until this morning
wien a verdict will be rendered by the Jury.
ACCIDENTALLY Recommendation O'Bren, n resident II
No 12o Cedar street accidentally drowned at pier IS
North river Monday evening under the following cir
oumsisnccs; -pcccsscd dragging wheebarrow on
beard of a vessel when he slipped from tho gang plank
and was preciptated into the water Every effort was
made 10 the lie Of the drowning man but In VAIN
An Inquest held upon the body e deceased estcrday
hy Coroner Conncry when the jury rendered verde, Of
uAccdcntal DEATH
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49,. ~ 49, 4, - '',, "a "a - i..,,s

then put the question 10 Tho daughter. she replied
"Ies, and II is pity he hal not killed YOU,
Gross exaniDation.--Ar Wells spoke oud-uute loud,
when Mr. Coope came up-.o,h 70 Mr. Mills aid Mr..
Cocie think heard tfr. Wells say that OCCASION
something about that Mr. Coopo had better TO soOc
Of hs big houses and lots IN brooklyn.
TESTIMONY OF HENRY NJ
rye IN Astoria; am constable warrant was placed
III my ana on the 18th Of February, about Pa To be
.Aeeuied against the defendants executed IL on the fol-
lowing mofnng took the defendants TO tho horte OF Jus
tce Morris Mr. Coope said that he went 10 the house OF
Nr. Wells, and that he (Wells) struck him with u
sung shot, that his (Coope) head hurt him ali nigh'
80 tnat he could not sleeps Hiss Louisa Coope said
Sue went to the house Of Mr., Wells to give him
box; she either said she gave him the box threw IL
The loor or threw al him. don't know which, she said
she caught Mr. Wells the hair to Keep him from hitting
her father she sand she wished she had killed the old
call something like that, found small pistol Ike the
morning Of the 10th Of February heard Mr.. Coopc
that be could prove that he had pistol with him the
1sth-he could prove by the girl he had in the house
with him; was the morning brought him here 70 court
February 23) that he told lie could prove he had
with him the 18th; don't recolicc Of his speak
ing about the pistol before the 22d of February.
Cross eXaninaton-Mr. Coopc showed me where the
pistol laid when he was away on the 18th OF February
Louisa Ccope got the pistol for when for II she
said her pistol Louisa told that Mr Wells struck
her thought her eye looked black under it might have
said il shame to strike lady in that way; Miss
Iouisas eye black the Tuesday she ia court
here February 49, it was very black them when
rested Mr. Coope, he said Wells locked tho door and put
the key in his pocket.
The Court then adjourned Till s A. NJ on Tuesday
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Police Intelligence.

THE NEW ENGLAND BANK CASE.
The examination in the Of Je,hso Wood rnlefhl
on charge Of hayi~g in his possession quantity OF worth
less bills the Bank of New England, Paramount Maine
resumed yesterday before Justice Kelly, when
further developenents of interesting nature were
made Mr.. Bliss, superintendent; o the engraving firm of
Wright, Rawdon, Hatch Co., testified tia, time
October, 1857, he received letter from II. r Downing
Of Portland Mainc relative prices Tor engraving bank
bills. The letter was duly answered when soon after
wards person, calling himself A. s King entered the
establishment arrangements in detail or eu
that the order cxccut Il according the request
Of Mr. King, and i've thousand impressions made
making ia the aggregate sum OF 900. These bills
were put UP In package and forwarded to Boston, per
Kingsley &cos express The raic IN possession Of the
Court, which recovered b. detectives Pool and
Roach the that they executed the instance
81 Mr.. King The case further adjourned until ten
oeoeS hi se Srs S wa ea y @ pa
THIS bank BY the Rank Note Directors II seems, however,
John s bye.
no THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD
Your article this morning, Ae1dod Discovery OF 30
cngIavor Of Wa street received order TO print
FIVE hundred thousand dollars In bills &c M self being
the only bank note engrayer Going business Ia wal street
under single name has led many to suppose that am
the Indicated, THIS is not tic case, tho bills in
question were executed ey the nfm 9s Hawd,a Wright
Bank Note Engraycr, SO Wall street.
srccrssErL BURGLARY SIXTH Ayxsrx-Tnc dry goods
store Nos 2cf and 2o5 Sixth avenue, entered by
burglars Sunday night, and some 81 500 worth Of silks
and laccs stolen therefrom. The burglars managed to
eject an entrance the premises by gaining
unoccupicd building next door, and passing from thence
into the dry goods establishment The police arrested
colorcd named Nannero suspicion OF being
cerncd in the burglary, but there appears 10 be ev
ence against the prisoner An old found the PIE
misses the only clue the police have obtained to the per-
pcra,ors Of the burglary. To whom the coat belongs
matter Of some importance, but tho has thus FAT
kept himself particularly shady
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BFowSE-on Tuesday Nov ., Drporu. the beloved
wife u Cooper Crawford Browne, AGED ~ years
Tho friends and relative ~ the family arc Invited TO at
tend the funeral from her late residence, No l24 Lewis
street. Thursday Afternoon ~ Oclock without fuf
her iavitaon The remains will be taken 10 the Ever
Bcvrsu-M ncbokeu. on Tuesday. Nov o El,Rn
Bowie, sou q Hermann and AdcIbcd bgylns, agci y
FnBvI. Monday, nov 3. NV FAsssit. tbe be.
loved vito a Michael Farrell, aged - yolrs
The brothers, Domnick, Peter and John, also tho
erothors.inlaw Michael Nrary and Patrick Cunning, ant
the friends q the family respectfully invited 70 attend
Tic funeral THIS (Wcdnesday afternoon, - one oelocl
Hicks and Columbia streets Brooklyn.
iiorKNs-on wednesday, Nov ,, a Sscncatcles, y
oHoncs ~ Hofkss, y TINS city late u the hsm u
Casper Hopkins \ Go.
HaUeAfT--0n Monday afternoon Nov =, MARY A.. vito
q James baggart in tho goth year cf hcr agc. -.
The friends and relatives 81 the family arc respectfully
ms ted 70 attend the funeral On this tWcdnesdayl Glsr
noor at two o'clock, from her la,o residence, NO 251
Bfooino street, without further invitation.
TowHrTE At Flushing. T. l., on Monday, nov s, after
short illness Mr.. Dawn NJ iowxnfT. agsd 81 years.
TIC relatives and friends Of the ,ny sro respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this "Wednesday aeincc
a two O'Clock from s. Georges church, Flushing.
MnoY.-on Monday, Nov 3 II consumption, JOIN y
MAtoY, aged 80 years and months
ieT West Thirty sixth street this "wednesday morning a.
Tn ococs 70 ~ Pa'reks cathedral where soenio ""
QUEEN mass will be offered for the rcppsc OF his SOU
MtSoslS.-0n Saturday. Nov. s. u Philadelphia, Mss
CATHERINE Mes'oHiTy, aged II years.
The relatives ans friends 0 the family arc respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, from the rcsdenccof her
aunt Mrs Bridge, PEE No e2l South street above sxth
street ibis Nionday) afternoon, az O'Clock without FUR
Their notice. 10 proceed 10 Cathedral Cemetery,
NMsox.-on Monday, Nov. 3, Mrs IssmA NEsoS, ~
the roth year Of her age.
Her friends aud the friends Of her son, Ne Richard
fathers respectfully requested 70 attend the funeral
nom So Johns chapel No. IL Carkson street this Ned
neslay) afternoon, al two O'clock without further
. notice.
rowsRs. Tuesday, Nov. ., JoHS rowKRs youngest
son o. Lawrence and mary Powers aged year and
months.
Tho friends and relatives Of the family arc respectuy
invited 70 attend the funeral Thursday Alernconi a
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CrsuxN-IsoS.-- Tuesday, Nov. ., hy John Quincy
Adams, pastor Of the North naptit church Mr. HDRsTio
d. CIflIMlN 10 Miss Myas LYON, MI u this city.
prSRSR-MtrEAS.-oa wednesday, Nov >, M ProNi
dencc H. l., by the Rev. Dr tial ibwArp DgyHtp, ~
New York TO solnm DUNBAR, daughter % Ir Naaraa
q Providence.
goIrAEr--Azoy. Saturday, Nov 9, ~ the Rev.
father stars, Sir. FRAseisco oiAET % Puerto Principe
% Miss ISn A&oY youngest daughter 81 sr Antonio At1y
Il Havana.
HsrIs-fEnGrsoS. Thursday, Noy. by the Rev. \.
Ill Ferguson, Mr.. GEoseg u I4fsE 10 MIS- HrNissftA Z.
FERGUSON.
rwov1--NoCrTtHKoSon Thursday, Nov 4, az 81
Iauls church, Brt 0yn, by the Ecy. Dr browne, Mr..
JAMS lKMOST. OF Brooklyn, ~ Mss NARY ASS ",
C.TaToS 4 daughter of john Mccutchcon, of The same
Place.
rtassx--SINtm. Monday, Nov s. by tho Ecy. \
H. Gillette ~ n jaws Y. n l,gnssS 10 Mr.. stsAS 7,
SrEgHr, ~ ~ this city.
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Personal Intelligence

The 81, Johns ~ b. B,itiss ccrs,siional contains
paragraph 70 the effect that fs rsoecncy, sir r. "
Head y about &C. retire from be superseded IN his Of
~e and That The Hen Joe m Howe, cf Nova Scotia, will
succeed him Governor Gcnersio British North America
VIM carey Jones, Fsq. has been admitted by the 81.
yrcmc Court arlcc attorney aad counsellor at law
IN The courts u Missouri
ARRIVALS
Prom Liverpool IN tho Steamship KanEsroo-Nr and Ms
Roer Iondnpr, Miss Ioninan, Priscilla and George Lond
ss go Ina c s ssS SaoaaS ep sSa Ss
Mss sarah tsS wen Ms hstrsi Lily White . soycs Mr.
Moore snd child VI. narn, Nr hgc,gre and lady Miss
hi hSrdses s rsal sr,shsrt NJ wnsas + frEwrshi
2 gS c NJ saea Nhe Master %ss NJ
Roupaie Mr. Touannet, Kane, Pat Donegan VI james
From Savannah IN de steamship IluuisyfleI raisrd
cart Pou-ierd ard lady, VIM Bailey, Mes Nary Brooks
Mrs Charlotte rhers-snd IN the steeresc.
From Ha,s9a, in the BRIG Alfred Essll-w Young, Grst
ocer and Fcracn second officer Of bark fbantom cap
sized 0ciOre rcpotcd).
DEPARTURES.
For Galway The steamship Pacific Madame Lola Nonley,
Countess Of iansfsai Mr. Burn jaiacs carvon, John
n aear s s Srs I W. ss 2s@ @%rs
ETsns. ec,niey jaime. Sesois John si.hols oe1rfs
ascsy,ssy TIcm,s CLARKE I.snsn Gerard Gray Char
John punadsow Son fas pan@ oor ner wapy Eyens
ham Nsry wrgh' schn iyeinrhan, sOtinson wife ard
For Savannah. in the steamship Florida Dr " Elliott
l. ffi incsey, Lamar, nPsrscns, Mr. and Mrs BAR
sns Mrs rsos Ross Ms rresswe in Mr. and Mrs. cfcw
" II loodon, sailworh, u VIC spenser r Dillon Mr.
sSS s Te Vim sd s fYss ss ssT qs MR. R
Dickson Dickson, Miss l. weston u Elliott Mrs ii IL
s'i F1sss NE ss 1ss Ms %ss ssF
@ S,s sG sSS sss anti. Ws NJ 'ns W. Gra
ION, y Juncss o Junss. y Remscn, q Mcclure, Nj.
NM rSHT ssdra ks Mrs. a s'' &C.
psraed, \ y Hsber sham, Mrs. xsYRlsws Eagle Go
yiot-snd N in the stceragc.
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ie pas, two O'Clock from tNs residence Of hs parents
NJ 50 kmiiy street, South Brooklyn.
SsittE2.on Monday, NOV. 3. VIZ HARBrisT second son
Of hj.a and Margaret T. Soften, aged months sad -
day
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited g at
tend n fuSrrai from the residence cf his parents,
Fourth svenae between i2ih and l@7th streets Harlem,
this (WeNtnesAs1N after noon, al tvs O'Clock
WAighg-t@ Saturday, morning WOW o, at few haven,
Conn JAtos ~ WAnEf, Of antigua, W. l., aEed ~
scpis.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
VIII faorg--CT Monday evening, kcr. g. Ans HssN NJ,
eldest daughter II Tfgarthy Hhittorlore.
The relatives and friends o. the family In, ted toa
tend he nefai lfon Gle rcsiGeJce OF her :aLor NJ. IL
West Washington place this (Weduesday) alterEoouy II
three O'clock without further notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

Tho United States steamer southern star, captain Fen
mock sailed from Hampton Roads on saturday ior Para
quay via Barbados.
The United states soop of war rreble, Captain I. 7.
Hunter the last OF the vessels fitted cut AZ this station ier
she Paraguay expedition, dropped down from the Navt
Yard 10 naval anchorage Friday evening last, and
will sail the weather permits.
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The New York Hotel Amasr.

Before Hon. Judge Ingraham.
Nov Oh ne Mater Of Or. Goalarfst.-In this case
pr eaillardet was convicted Of an assault on Mr.
Crauston, the proprietor Of the New York Hotel mo-
ton made in this court for writ q and stay
cf proceedings The Judge denied the motion.
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we.rancd XII anything III, share of cocroaches an,s
turH THIS family sy. trial ~ easy
,he expense nothing Refer ~ the As'or ami ~ Nch0a
Hotels win ypu be r 81 ihese pests sold ~ al draggss
and yrocrrs BARNES PARK, 10 aad 10 fsrk row an
80 BfoadNay.s
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Iyasr-Its Diseases. Fall, Change or Color.
hs establishment THE whole treated by GRANpJEaN,
~ Curch street
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Wigs es.-Cemeroo, 100 Fulton street,
Brooklyn Also ladies hair work at eqesy low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

Hiii, Tns,nitnble Hair Cutter, No. Barclay
street Hair dye 50 boz, black brown. Infibe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

Guard Against St0rms.-Hutlcr's Patent
wind guard warranted remedy fcs smoky cLnncss oDce
La Ml.ln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

French Tubular Ties, 10 Cents; English
importation the shr. and collar depot,
81 aud 80 william street, one door from Made lane
GEO. NJ TRACY, Agent
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Agricultural Implements az Every de-
scr1ptlon, seeds, &c, cheap. al JOIN aAiuER co.'s
tv~es rffesf
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Fits. Fits. Fits-Dv. Harris Vegetable
extract with astonishing 10 the uC obstinate
cases Sold NJ Is pty street.
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srrum Coum-Cncuu.--Iar i.-Nos' 1919, 1877.
1857 1889 leis 24sS, 1859 1851 1893, 2oiS So2l so29
CO.'S 2U21 2o2o 2e3i 2o35 2o39 20ll 20l3 2Ol7 205,
2obs 2c57 POSE 2co3 2oes 2cee 27l 2o75, 2c17 sols
2osi 2cs3 2oss 1851 2oel 2oe3 2oe5 2oe7 1888 1885,
is2a 47s2 1874 1850 ais 2isC aiss aieo 2iS2 aie6
le4l 2aoo 24s2 2i,s 1875 i7ci i7oc 1918, $50, sss
1862, 2I32, 500, PTS.
SUPERIOR CorRr-Nos $40. 1873. isi, 222 443, see,
als 2es, AGO, a. ioi 4s2 1875, 200, 2Ss, $50 to 22
1896 1853 1889 lso lpel 1e.3 1894 1865. 1860, 1851
1T12 as Part 2-Nos 1885, 1887, 1890, 1895, 1895,
iess, s9e 1854 1919 1890 1871 1927 i22s 1892 1860
wigs ss-Cemeson. 100 Fulton street,
Brooklyn Also ladies' hair work at eqesiy low
prices
Hcl,oSyay,s pills ard Osasmens.--D Disease,
s hyas %Sns wsp pc as nuepc * S
Weapons d modern Hercules ~ Maiden lane
Bsrry,s Trscoph.rons Il the Best aud
cheapest article for dressins oeauy9E cleansing eurag
preserving and restoring The hair Ladies Ty sold ~ ~
""ss~ ----
DO You Dye Ycur Hairs-gs so, Use Wilson'S
hair courcr which color your hair black or brown VIII
ont trouble IKE we sges 70 SAN on me ss s as,s
store JOG Grand street, corner Of Allen.
Cristssloro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees--
y. best 10 ,be wcriwhoesssrle ana re anu hc a5e pr
Rupture Cared by Msr.h's Radical Cure
Of *. e csn and "a sss@ns No. yssy ssss
House.
Bsllcu's French Yoke shirts, Ready Made
and % order "'rF''' sso5 s nc nnR
Iyair-Its Diseases. Fall, Change or Color,
hs cmbeiliehnent The whole treated by GRANpJEAN,
~ Curch street
rlff, BnSrnstnble Hair Cutter, No. Barclay
street Hair dye 50 cents box black brown. nfsbe
ongucnt
Fits. Fits. Ftss-Dv. Harris Vegetable
extract IL with astonishing IN the obstinate
cases, Sold NJ - ptJ street.
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Wheeler q Wilson'S sewing Machines
new style. Price $50. oaIcc 3s3 Broadway.
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Indies, ~ Sensible, VIII Procure n PAIR Of
CANIRtIL's .adics thick sole ti noox SIS Broadway.
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SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES.
SHUTTLE sEwIN0 MACHINES
PRINCIPAL OFFICE ta9 BROADWAY.
Local agents wanted. Address d. j. Levy box s5l
AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE NEW STYLE or aoLI
II day visiting carl and case,
AT CAH1ILs Is THE PLACE To GET WINTER
a shoes ana water proof boots for ceg gentlemen sea
agast scknoss by Getng wet feet but al " CA
HILLS extensive establishment. 3TT Broadway
NEW sTyiF-fRICE xC.-GRnyEa A RagER's
In celebrated family sewing machines 495 Broadw.v,
uuesouably tho bsss In TIN market for family
offered a. rate that pacao tao., within tho roach al
A nvicE.-THE HAIR.--pO YOU DYE YOUR HAIR -
N Ii 10, rs All means.
WILSON'S HAIR COLOIER
which Il the cheapeS' and beat article Tho hair
shade desired from hight brown" beautiful hroWn
black No trouble III using applied water leaves M
friends.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CESTa.
II your hair is falling out Is turning gray IL weak from
n bald-if troubled with
sick hcacach you wish increase the growth your
harf and give II a fu4uriaut appearance, ufe
WILSON'S HAIR kESTORER,
composed entirely vegetable ingredients certain
mcdy all diseases Of the hair Only two shngs tor large
boeo If wish 10 keep year hair MOST aud glossy
WILSON'S HAIR POM ApE,
which will keep bair any position shape
All Of Wilson hair preraraon5 be purchases
drug store aG Grand street. Alien y.
also in Philadelphia, at Cailender's. Third and Walnut
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eause, Silver pIat~r-OId Ware Rep1ste,
or gilt equal 10 new, al t3s Fulton street,
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Ruptur~ Cared by Marsh's Radical Cure
truss Reference all the principal surgeons and ply ans
OF this cy. Can aud examine. No. aysssy street Astor
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AT EyERDEIIiS-wEi DING CARDS, NOTES, &C.
"A These celebrated cards splcnddy engraved only
had at Broadway Of Duane street Established 1870
A II4OW ME- TO CALL ATTENTION TO NY STOCK OF
- latest varying III price from Sn to SIS
coat; 10 order Se SO the style of
elegance. l have ass bat frotu s. 10 ST.
CLARKE. lib William street.
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IIol1oVyay,s pills nrd Ososment. ID
that byJrs headed monster which daily besels pah IL
every step Yielding 20 the benecen influence Of The
Weapons III our maaetn Hercules, ~ Maiden lane.
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Oinssend's Model >hirts-1hc Best FITTING
and the cheapest shlr, made always hand or rps
order, Wholesale retail. =. T. oINSTrAD,
- Barclay street, corner OF Church street
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NEW MEDICAL wOHE-BT A CELEBRATED LON
~ rhysiciau. fJ pages with plates Price 81 Sofa
aud mailed By j. W. il DID. 20 Broadway, ". l.
SsISGER'S SEWING MACHINES.
- The reduction nfh. price OF these indispensable
chimes brought fush Though the prices
have put the machines made better than
Now ~ tn time 10 Ivy . - -
l. VI. SINGEg a CO.,
158 broadway Ne~ York.
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CURIOUS REyEL ArIcNs--ALLEGEp ATTEMPT 70 Ar
pCCT AN lUBEclLE GfBL--FiGHf BETw ZEN THE
GiHL's FATHER AND THE PAETT SEEKING TIE
GIEL--svir CT THE LATTER For ASSAULT AND
BATTfGi--T NfErY THOUSAND DoLLA.s DAMAGES
CLAINID-TEsTiMuNY IS THE CASE, Erc.
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10 Cent Porsraits.-CnmcO A.jrot ypes, Da-
su.frcoypes and photographs By twenty artists Ia harness At
HOLMES, aeS Broadway.
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do Won Dye Your Hs,rs-IS so, Use wilson,

hair colorcr which colors hair y black or trown WIZ
ont trouble Applied Ike water Leaves stain the ncsh
or linen pefes detection. Only a. bottle Sd AT the drug
store U6 Grand street, corner Of Allen
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Bsrvy's TrlcopherOus IL the Best ard
cheapas, article for dressing beauDg cleansing curling,
preserving restoring the hair Ladies lryh Sold by al
drnrpiaxa
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f.. ". Uaugi,wout & Co. have sale
choice selection flowers modelled by Mr. O. Morgan
4SS isD aud iyz Broadway, sofnes Of Nsocoe street.
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Wax Flowers Taught by MIR. G. Morgan,
his studio 7iS ID oadway Hope Chapel ii the
~ Ie.id.nse.
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TIE COMPLAINT OF the EMIGRATION COMMISSION
Frs AGAINST RICHMOND COUSrY-EoNE OF THE
MEMBERS or THE BOARD or HEALTH ARRESTED.
Various r9nors aaoat TO the arrest Of members
of the Csseton Board Of Health but reporter in
formed yesterday by OF the Board thai proceedings
have yet been taken against any Of the members Of the
body We suboin the complaint Of the Emigration Com
mssoners against the Supervisors Of the county of Rich
mond which will fol trial in the usual course
the Supreme Court
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live in Astoria; am ship builder; know Mr. Wells
cav him on the afternoon Of the 18Th ~ FEBRUARY
last IN Washington street, Astoria; he was going
towards Mr. Mills blood was running down Bis face and
him question; he did not answer me; Mr.. Coopc and
daughter coming NJ the street Wells pointed 10 ur
Coope and said there Is the man that has done this
pointing TO his head heard the daughter say pointing 20
Mr. wels, there he Is, fatherdont speak 10 him ~ on
Mr. Ccope coming ~ closer Mr. Wells said enid not you
90 ,hlss Mr. coorc appeared 10 make no answer Wells
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Brooklyn Art.-Wiiiiumsson Brothers. Pho
tgrspis il oil and oaineospes unsurpassed fcf holiday
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20
i ew ork. july 8.

Adviees from Fort Scott, Kansas. announce
me restoration Of peace IN that region, through
ne exertIoas Of Governors Denver and Robin
son she sheriff Of the county has been remov-
60, ana 1 Il Roberts. free state man, elected
by the people In his stead. Governor Denver
announced that the [. 5. troops would be NOV
90 from the Fort and he would commission
company Of military under Major Weaver,
tree state man, 70 protect the settlers from mar
auding Missourians
BE MAJOR Recorder, and some other officials
from Albany, are in the CITY 10 make visit 70
Mayor lIemann, and subsequently visited the
police headquarters. 10 learn the particulars ef
managing the uniform dri9 and other matters.