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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05
CHURCH OF THE PuRlrANs. DIR. cHEEyER

The rcopening of this church after the summer vacation
yesterday morning attended by an audience filing
little more than one-third Of the spacious ediice
Or. Cheever took his text from Acts l. s:--"Eut We
shau receive after that the holy Ghost is come
upon you ami you shall be witnesses unto me, both in
Jerusalem aud Judea and in samara and unto the utter.
most parts Of the earth.'
The full meaning Of this text, the reverend gentleman
sa was difficult to elncidatc, great was its comprc
hensiveness No man was converted by miracle, but
by the holy Ghost He would consider some OF the rca
sons why this power was sven some OF ,s blessed
.n..s. ahey must Know the things which were freely
gven OF GOD minister's OF the Gospel merely the
OF Sod in the expounding OF the law that it
come me WITH rli force to the hearts anu understand
Christian. Z is creative power God saws Ys are the
sa Of the eas. and again, Have salt in yoarsel, s."
ami not merely IN the mine. You might own san mins
and salt springs sad yet be ffesh water herring All
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05
ST. PAULs METHODIST CHURCH.

At the Saint Pal's Methodist Ep scopal church. corner
Of Fourth and Twenty street. Of which the
Rev. Nj Foss is the present pastor, the Rev Dr. Nc
Cnock, President Of Troy University, preached yeser
day morning It may not be out Of place to state that Dr.
McCNMock took very active part in the Of this
beautiful edce ard its first pastor till he called
to the Presidency Of the Troy University FOR which post
he is empenty qualified by his distinguished talents and
great erudion. The Fourth Avenue Methodist church is
considered the arstocratc, is the spacious
and elegant Of any belonging 10 this denomination the
city Tie congregation yesterday very large and
fashionable the majority of the families OF the members
having returned to town.
After the usual preliminary exercises, consisting Of
reading selections from the Scriptures singing, prayer
by the pastor Dr. McCntcck proceeded deliver his
Sermon based upon the interview with the angel and J
cob recorded in the second chapter Of Genesis and from
the 2.d 10 the Both verse Tins, he said, simple
Jewish history and he regretted 10 observe in
work of note that they were styled narrow and
local and only Interesting in historical point Of
view, showing the degree of culture u which the peo
pie had come While he believed that his hearers did
subscribe TO that view still he thought they might
III danger Of regarding the Od Testament histories H.
Illustrations of the proyidences OF God 10 his dealings with
the Of men For his own part he was accas-
toned in reading them TO seek the immediate fruit If
them in personal ana individual experience. He asked
them to look in the history Of Jacob for It's lessons pac
teal wisdom for themselves-essons for their own
pcrience and for their guidance in a religious life The
speaker then mentioned the acts Of service which Jacob
performed, the severe discipline which he underwent bo
fore obtaining his wealth, Observing in passing, that
every young man ought to go through the same dis.
ciplne Jacob was returning rich, with prncely reti-
nue., and while be alone IN the stiffness OF the
ming by the brook side ne had struggle with God to nd
out his destiny The history recorded in the
type OF the crisis which comes to every man and
that wanders from God aer having been taught by God
in the days Of their youth, and after having acq red
strength, wealth, power and influence Send il tho
brock and sit alone with God asking him TO reveal his
mighty name-tha the lesson Of the text. The
reverend gentleman proceeded to spoak Of Jacobs strug
gle, his victory, and its result Jacob physically
strong but his victory the result Of his poruna,e
faith. He became new man, nnd whom the soul pre-
vailed it from its birth ba,hed In the love Of
Christ The new name was revealed the new light hai
come God in Christ reconcing the soul unto
himself The language Of the heart was
It's love- tits love,
Thou died for me;
hear thy whisper in my heart
The morning breaks, the shadows fee--
Pure universal love Thou art.
Another hymn sung, and the audience was dis
missed with the benedicton.
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Naval Intelligence,

The slcop ~ ie which recently arrived NJ ports
mouth from the c. a al Africa, has been subjected to
survey and condenBsd
The United States steamer Mystic aud unised States
e'oreshp soppy Tor the wcs CO ~ Or Africa anchor
Vi at Quarantine, " ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

INV YoRx HoernAL-Thc following Is the weekly ros
port Of the above Institution to Sept lst9;-kemMnd
August 20, ceS; admitted to Sept 2 01; 5ss
cured or relieved, es died, o. remaining at da'e S'''
males, M; females, Al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

WATCH MOVEMENTS
BY the above named makers supplied To the trade upon the
''' '''A'' = WATCH CASE Factory
Cases is is sssfg SxR1T .y'saIa aonD solid
H'A"s 70 o'us'' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The advantage Of buying directly front the manufacturer
WI % feAa'Y nicm pcif1issG soIiD GOLD yEwELRy.
pf%hss5 IA iai Sss tg%EER9, agSsssEy s1
At manufacturers prices per below usual retail prices
b!kassR aIasssp hSEE fS!!rAsss Aasf E!ss:s s!Sas.
sESs srsSE Ne" STYLE
pSSiAs5ssSs I sqe sAssfSss. ! ss?ss.
bihsssS nlissHp saSoehEs aEssShf
p,AMoNb h"PES PfNs Pts Pok saIhsiSrs IahhsiNSrris.EMEs.
Single stones and clusters;
fSS hsasaS: ss s reset ssss a a Hsf Is sxs ssa s.s sd
wR5GSmr R s'5Sini ''yies SSIn I5
EsASEIs SPoS possI somfp oGfiS GOLD
sGeds pe sp care Of The un
9ers'sned RICH SOLID GOLD JEwE1.RY
ofs'sy fa1 s,sHsls sss III iss PRICES
SOLID aGhR 'SS sSsaEiaHs aEsEEsT5k S5E LADIES
CHAIN BaASEt .JtI Els :sa ~,
A5s# sHs:ts SSs sHs. stsS sS,s'5 Ss5s
s4sSsSSs ssasssSSsta u zHg ss.55azsEs H<,Sn iz5s
SIGNErS RINaS<
PEARL CROSSES.
SLEEVE BUTTONS.
STUDS
MINIATURES
Set 70 order in
Pearl, enamel, diamond,
Or wrought gold.
s s'n sfHRloRs fHHsRSiR'Rs aSsis as;ssises 81 ANY KIND
Manufactured sold
DAVID HAfT,
DAVID RAFT
DAVID RAFT
DAVID RAFT,
DAVID RAFT,
DAVID RAFT
DAVID RAFT
DAVID RAIR
DAVID RAFT,
DAVID RAFT,
400 HRoADwAY,
405 BROADWAY,
Au5 BROADWAY,
405 BROADWAY
406 HR0ApwAY,
406 BROADWAY,
A0o BROADWAY,
40o BRoApwAY.
20 BROADWAY
3G BaoApwAr
Sp suns Up sarss
Vp c~n's Up stairs
- sAaifs, Up stairs
Bp stsNa. Up stairs
En s..sa Up stairs
Vp e,aira Up stairs
Representing .. G. rEAcotA, London.
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THE ARAGO OFF CAPE RACE.
ALL AN0OV VA VII = @s
>|Nee>e~e~~<S~ec~>~c~Sc<>r~
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
dc. &C., &c.

ST. JonSs, N. F., Sept z, 1850.
Tho United States mail steamship Arago, Capt. Lines,
from Bavye and Southampton oath Augagt, passed Cape
Race at one O'Clock tins afternoon I'VE inclined TO
think that the despatch has been nnlnentonaliy ms
da,sxi, and that tho Arago passed Cape Race the
cn.-EDs.1
We have received NO political news by this arrival
The screw steamship Anglo Saxon, from Qaebec arrived
ut Liverpool on the 23d Of August.
The Liverpool cotton market was without essential
change since the sailing Of the Africa.
Breadstus had declining tendency as also had provi-
siops
Consols closed at 95h q esq for money on account
COMMERCIAL IN fNTELLl6ENCE
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consos closed on the 23d ut 96f 966 for money and
account
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales of cotton for the three days II bales
Of which spectators took 900 and exporters 400 bales
The market closed dull and nomnaly unchanged Some
authorities quoted prices OF the inferior qualities easier
though not lower. Midding Orleans ID, middling up
ands 1S16d.
STATE OF TRADE.
The advices from Manchester are unfavorabc. The
market quiet and steady, though prices slightly
N favor Of buyers.
LIvERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Richardson, Spence & Co report -four tending down.
ward and prices nominal. American, 10s. Sd l2s
Wheat declined I'd Western red, 7s si o. do. white
ae a AZ. 4d Corn firm, and holders asking advance
Of Cd per quarter; mixed and yellow IS. 3D. o. 3D.
white, Is. q "a. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
In the Liverpool market beef heavy, and previous
quotations were barely maintained Pork heavy bacon
duh and quiet, but steady. Taliow steady at SIS.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Rosn steady at IS. Sd. for common. Rice steady
Spirits turpentine steady at 34s Sugar dull Other ar
unch
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warranted accurate imekeepers:-
n 7. pranerd erd....,....................Lo London.
0eorge Reading.
Ssorra Car,av 4 ca ............ London.
lsr,aa c,a1,dar, ..-............... London.
yorr.s C,n,,rvo;sfer Geneva.
1sS~nrCe Roche. Geneva.
Jnlrs Soe,r ,r.................... Geneva
raaleunf Conn Htantin Geneva.
Roaken a kCo,....,....................... Liverpool
Morris Tobias ........................ London.
TN p Levitt ........... London.
Stuart ..................... Liverpool.
Joaenh Iohuson, Liverpool.
Joaeph French. ..................R Royal Exchange
Henry Hurley. Liverpool.
ReezIey ...................... Liverpool.
Ns,i2e ueOrae). ,..,.,,............... Geneva.
Dsiolme ..,,.,.................. London
Jules Jurgensen. Copenhagen.
Soruda da........,.,.,..,.... London.
a i;ender Observation-Disclosures. Geneva.
T. 4 j. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Liverpool
Frederick Marshall. l......................L London.
Arnold Brothers Exchange Liverpool.
nc Ac..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

AT 1MPORTERS' PRICE,
AT IMPORTERS PRICE
g1NE E1NE k0sB0NE LoNI'S,N w%AfGHEs.
PINE LONDON WATCHES.
PINE LONDON WATCHES.
FINE LONDON WATCHES.
with
adjusted chronometer balance
IN the modern improvements,
which are
universally admitted
10 be
he best pocket tinepieces
ever producsd,
and are not Influenced
ny any change of climate
however sudden or severe
WATCHES
WA1CHESi
WATCHESl
WATCHESi
WATCHESi
manufactured by the following
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DIED..

BUsBY-Ia Brooklyn, Tuesday Sept. H. John Busby in
the 37ih year Oi as ssr
u,MPrOS-u :hs city Monday Sept. H. at six O'Clock u
drorste Group Msh, second daughter Of Christopher and
Fl.u Hampton, sged Jsars, months and Is days
IauNCEY-u this city. Monday Sept H. Eliza Jsuncey,
eyed 20 years.
EFaRYY-On Sunday Sept. H. Robert W. K.aTny, " New
Lid n y. H., aged 81 years o the Ate John '" hsaGy
n,XWTLL-Ou Tuesday, Sept. IS, after ine1, Alex
.rs,r Maxwell, AGED 81 year,, 10 mouths and days
op6IILIn Broo.yu Tue,da, Sept b. s.r shor. and
ne nrs,, Frederick OTs IL th7 S.t year Of his
li. 'fonl Lnsrs Church, tHcton
,v,uue ThurSdsy uoHins The 18th mat q, IL O'clock Ills
fercs aid oil D.. brother. are united y Attend "-i
fartb.r Loie'-
pHyLFs-At sIferr, RocksDd Co N Y, Edward NJ. Phelps,
ip ire I'm y-sr u rs age. =,
Is LDd0. Place (Hogs,on street, Th1rstay, - = p
N fIi-nds Of the family lesied 10 attend ~aoui i-f
tbrr Invitation.
pHAIR-On "Wednesday Sep. H. 1859 James Phs f1rr'efy
If KiIss.aaGrs, Caviar, lrtlAod, aged - year
TIE and sDds u tie family, also those on s SOD
John sud William rerec.fny invited 70 s,e rs is'l
f,o. la.e derc-, Ma ison,. near Fess on
FIidsy .e 18TH int. a. O'Clock in the forenoon
RUssELL-At Cypr-., Hills. Ii Monday Sept IL after
.1oI An.ss David oily u Dasid hgs'e sod 20 J-a1'
sCOTT-ou Tuesday sept 49, ars M,ssret Scott ne ~i1o"
az TIE se James SCOT aged IS ysA-s AID 10 NOUNS
sTEPHENsoS-In this city, Sunday SEPT H. Christopher
st-rb,Ehon ssoner Oi Stamps ter the Island Of
rG,, West ladies, eyed - years
TAYLOR-A: S.neryi!s n j., Sep- IT, James fAyDr esd
AID IS years -. -.
"a, alive. sd ieni. invited attend his flners from
iae The eamboa; sr EkaoethPort, OF ne .'eN'e'sS
Esir Sac, vis J-Fsey City, .: l.. o'cl,rk
WOODNARD-In this city, Tuesday, Sep. ~ Le'1'A VIE
Of san -el Noodw ard ssed ~ years
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.


THIS Board met yesterday afternoon al Castle Gar
der, President VIRPLaScK in the chair.
The Special Committee Oh the Marine Hospital az
fare. to whom referred tue matter as to Dr. Js-
rome conduct presented somewba. lengthy report
Conceunatory Of hls actions. The resolutions appeud'
Cd to the report act forth that whereas Dr. Jerome
Superintendent of the Marie Hospital uncertae Com
missoners Of Emigration, has refused to comply with
and to carry out the Instructions atd orGeis OF the
Board follows in negiecting 70 ioiorn tae parties
employed Of the action of the Board In relation 70 their
wages, &c contained 10 the report ana Fe'oiGi9ns
of which copy was Transmitted 20 him on the 9th Of
July last in directing aud ordering the puJcha-lug Of
supplies for Of said psfties, after the Board hat
notified him in said report that such parties would not
be boarded supported bJ them ia refusing 20 give
access TO and give the keys Of the wash house building
st Quarantine TO the ex-eDgineer, after an oticia
notice had been served upon him, notifying
him that the Vice-Presidert had engaged
the sad engineer 10 clay no the engine" and ab
ssn.rg himself immediately aieiw ard nom the premises
for period Of two weeks. the said engioe meantime
suffering from rust; refusing admission to the SAID
premife5 and in tfusng to denver the keys thereof TO
Two Of the officers Of the Board in Ieiasng ~
py with the orders Of the Board to transfer the bank
ets then In the wash house building at the Marine Hos
pita to the institution at Wards Island and IN diIect
Ing the steward Of the Name Hospital, When engaged
il carving out the orders Of the Board 10 dest there
FROM and In neglecting sud refusing TO rely TO official
commune atoms from toe Board concerning the affairs
of the Marine Hos oital IL was resolved in view
OF such nsubOrdLgtiOD, wbch was declared 10 De en-
trey subversive of all order 10 the mana cement Of
public institution, particularly when exhibited BY the
head of such an insttuou that copy OF the report
and resolutions, and all Oher documents relative there
TO- be transmitted ~ Tire Governor, and that he be
requested to take prompt action thereon.
The rpOit and resolutions, signed oy Messrs Purdy,
Telling hsus, CarrgsD and Curtss, were unanimously
adopted.
The weekly statement is az follows:
Number Of Enigrants arrived 10 ~ pit 1853 1877
Number Of Emigsns arrived since 70 Sept a. lS5e.... I'll
TOtal
1859. 1858. 1857.
Number Of inmates In the Institution
at Wsrds Island. .................. 1872 LOSE 126s
Number eliminates in Marine Hospital see. l15
Total IUJo l,4ll
Balance In Bank Jan l. 1855. 500 q
Aggregate receipts to Sept. q 1889. -. BIZ, 2G 20
Receipts since, TO Sept. IA, for commute - .
ton Of passengers, ko........." io4s CO. l22,7i 20
Disbursements per previous 10 Sept 1859 39i 10
No payments on Sept
Balance Of Communication Fund 80 80
The Board then adjourned.
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lWIDENING AND EXTENSION OF WORTH
STREET


The Committee on Sueets Of the Board Of Council.
met yesterday afternoon for the purpose OF hearing
parties interested D the widening OF Worth street. rOm
Hudson street to the Five Ponts, and its extension
thence to Chatham square.
Isaac o. BARKER, representing the Rutgers lnSur-
encs Company, whose building would be entirely de-
moished BY the proposed improvement ats was the only
person to oppose the petition He complained that
there not sufficient tune given to get up an oppo
stcn 10 the movement, the notice given having been
only one day. with the full expectation that this was
TO be the final meeting. He argued that the Company
he represented owned property valued at Sooooo ara
that the Committee should guide themselves by the
propery at stake He knew Of q number OF persons
who would oppose the movement moet decidedly. Inc
Supreme Court had not even yet confirmed It. lie
hoped that the matter might be laid over until other
parties could be heard VINO are opposed to It,
WILLIAM LEALIs, property. owner III the nelghoor-
hood of the Five Poin e, enthusiastically IN favor
of the improvement. The extension would open
wide avenue for the residents OF Williamsburg and
the Seventh Ward to across town to their pla-
Ces of business and would effect the removal OF the
filthy inhabitants disgracDg the locality. Stores
such as are seen in Barclay Murray, ard other streets
would AXE the place of the rckey and dirty houses
now there. All the inhabitants were IN favor OF 1t,
and the only person opposing was MIR. Barker, on be-
yor of the improvement. Mr.. Pesse had done some
thing toward improving the locality, and the corpora
ton had also he ped little but the place would never
be other than disgrace TO the city Of which is the
heart until was opened wide for the public to pass
through.
GEo GorTsBERGER, also a property holder In the
Five POINTS less eloquent IN favor OF the I'M
provement Various other persons, whose appearance
indicated their sympathie also lent their Influence by
their presence.
The Committee then adjourned with the intention Of
takrg the matter under final advisement.
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COMMERCIAL MAIIER&

WEDxEs9AY, Sep. li-r ".
There was . stronger disposition TO sci stocks at
the opening OF business 8. the First Board this morn
ing; and as but little effort made to sustain prices
by opsrators for the rise, the market gave way
slowly under the offerings of stock, which became
more free as its tendency for the hour was developed.
The decline was not very decided, however, until the
Second Board when there wss considerable es;rrIsss
e. put out contracts AZ the option OF the seller aod
bu, little disposition TO take such corirac''. IheFe
is very strong impression among many OF tA- ni7u
bers Of tie BoaId that prices have isen to Pciois
which will be malut,iDea Only b! c9saaI; All 2ssvs
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MARRIED..
BURGER-SB

BURGER sBOEMAKER-on Monday, Sept i? y The Rev.
M, Hi,cox Mr. Eo~srd Burger, Of ewiors 10 Miss SJbl-
Sho.makei Of Philadelphia.
DE,U-BLAKEsLEE-At New Haven, Coun: on Tuesday,
Sept 49, BY the Rev C. Kellogg Jesse B. Badeaa 10 e.
J.np, only sh.er Of Riley Blskese oil OF the Ouf
place. -
BOGTRr-HEMPHILLOn Tuesday Sep. IS, at The Bedford
sIa.t AZ e Church BY Rev. J. r. New man Mr. Charles
n Bosrr to Miss Sarah Henphi, Only daughter Of Alex
TVeupbi1 oil Of this city.
Rl ckpgCK-On Tuesday Sept 49, a. ST. GEORGES Church,
Fnshi,, l. l. By the Rev j. Carpenter Smith, J. Jldson
BneI H. Of Maiden, Miss Matte j. edes. daughter OF Capt
Wm h P,ci, Of the former place
cpAyrsNILES-In the Church Of The Holy nnocents New
Ycrt on wedu-scsy. Sept. T. BY the Rev @ Graves Of
F,,n,ou Mr. George L. Graves Of RutaLd ", 20 Miss
M Louise Niles Of Washington, ID. {.
Observation-Disclosures Philadelphia, Wednesday,
s.p. y by Friends ceremony, Reuben II. Underh OF New
MI CIV Hamlet, daughter Of Dr. j. Lukeas. OF Phsde
nh
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Thonss i.hsn. , boy but sAIns r,scA os his Ass'
vn csM'd WITH hi1t~.y robsesy. Ia oomeany via ons
ether boys b. ssctt Mr. Harley. and robs-d hin OF h's
vscs aad motley Or = his yputh the Jury found
h try pet larceny ny ard lie sen. 10 tae oGe OF
Refuge.
john Bowen indicted for stealing watch The rom
pliiBsnt ers urabe 20 IDENTIFY hn b. scaui',ei
ulys Dubois plead guilty 20 .rsuG arosly sat wnsen hs
two yeas 20 u. S-s,e Prisr
Jrss smith, TAsr1ss AID Johr Lewis old thieves
s'enp oouu, grand lArc-ty on boar; toe saoon-t
Maria More ccnvc,.d sert> Jcr yeI's IL tas
State Prison
Barley ClruiDshara ard William K-a tried or bUr'.y il
81 N ser,per No. West street. convicted
sad ssuterc@d the Sts.e Prison for nys yeas
L. C--r: az n 20 fnr TIE day.
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

Messrs. HOLMES and HAsKETT held their twenty.
eixh session yesterday, and granted two licenses to
storekeepers and ten TO innkeepers One application
was rejected the bond being detective Thus far this
there are "a sttiDgs yet TO be held. The number of
licenses granted up to this time is nearly quadrupe
the number granted during lsst year. This is in q
measure owing to the prosecutions against the liquor
dealers suits having been commenced against some
five thousand OF them. The license fee being $50,
over q 900 has thus been gained by the county this
year, through a Board of limited powers, and which
costs the county but about 500 year.
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Add TO the estimates given above the stocks il In
terror towns, the qusnity detained in the interior sad
lost ON its way to market and the estimate OF tho
whole amount Of cotton raised 10 the Uoited States 70
i0I7, goo bales against previous years, as follows:
1884, bis 2f7 600 bis 80 900 bis 100 70
ls57.....3 oifUo is5t....., 5000 1851 .... 2lSooe
iss6....3 335 900 ls55..-S $50 900 s5o... .a1xooe
The receipts Of cotton at the shipping arts to
Sept were IL, 1863 bales in 1859, against SG3l IN
1853 100 in 1857; 800 in 1856, ard S,07s 10 1855.
With the exception of the aforementioned yssr, the
receipts Of the present the largest sincs 1871.
The BgGaio Courier says that the Nsw.fork Cen
trsl Railroad have now at their dock eight propeers,
containing on an aggregate $4,000 barrels Of -four
beside other merchsndiss. The freight depot il filed
with -four, whisky, ocske, seeds, &C., containing,
with The rropeers afost 50 900 barrels Of Hour
II will require $50 cara daily 10 free the depot
from the large stock now constantly arriving.
One hundred AID thrty-6ve lsborers are now en-
poyed 10 ard about the depot unloading freight Oss
hundred and seventy two cara left for the East on Sus-
day and Monday.
Tire quotations Of American Securities In Loodee
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RopgIsG CHILDRES.-The meanest robbery We over
heard Of pere,rsed yesterday afternoon on Fourth street
little girl than SIX years OF sge was sns 70 sht
with twin sister when she stopped by woman SAID 20 be
very genteey The child bad pretty rns on one
Of ner Of love- presume, from some kind rea
tive The woman, after tskns to her aicconsey tor some
minutes her take of The ring aud let her look at fhs
httI. one did So "Now, dear, wait here minute sud will
viy. you hack the ring" said the wonan She Immediately
ed the corner and disappeared The child. after waiting
maternity minutes aud soon Attracted quite
crJwG search made for the thief in crnoine but 'as
LA mo-, L- found Brooklyn Times
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NOVELTIES
In every department, too numerous to mention.
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