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TA1FtTtsf ulsl.
The Rev. {. A. BLCkBEE. Asst. TT. Am. Bible
In N Y. City" ,h--fi1y sd my testimony 70 tbs; Of
numerous ether friends 10 favor OF Mrs > A ALLEYS
NOHLD's HAIR REsrOEEs."
The Rev. J. y. GRIswOLD, Wash. n H-"Mrs s A ALLEYS
WosLDs HAIR REsToRER il really efleaciou. IN restoring
sray hair 70 is original color"
TIE Rev b G. ssITH Prs;isburgh y Y.-"I really
ped 10 nod gray hair change bsck a. ~nen
vac young man, BY ais 5 4 ALLENs WORLDS HAIR
RgsTOEEs."
Toe Rev ia, F,RLASE E.opss " Y have no hesita.
certifying that Mrs. = A. ALLFNs WORLDS HAIR
RESTORE. has produced all the r - promised IN tAs ccu.
ltr. IL restoring the colo kc, Of tue hsir.'
The Rev. GEO. NJ STRAIT L-w.bursh Ps"We csn and DO
cheerfuly recommend Nrs. ). A. ALLEYS WORLDS HAIR
REsTosIR"
We might swell this list but If Ii. above fail convince
Thy IT
Sold BY al the principal merchants in The United s,ate Cuba
ana Canada
Wholesale Depot. No. 3i5 Brooms-s;., y. Y.
Some dealers sell articles instead 81 this which they
make proE II write Dept or circular AID nioI
Match
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tAdvrrtisementl
AJI Mn HATS.
WAINoCE A "a

WAESocy Co.
rvite the sttsntina OF Oertren their sai vset
as~rment Of HAS etc. designed foe the ensuing AaH
comp iisins
Tsr GESTLIssS's Dstss H.r,
a beautiful model and fsbrofEy eqla lie progress Of
faskioa
THf YorSs GrS1L,sis's D,nss H,r,
modified in peoportiontAe Drowning excellence d young
ssuiruaI's wardrobe.
THE AurvNS BoS Ton,
Counterpart Of tina, immensely popular snd ssoefsl ssnnr
Hat. The Of which supe gsIantyfo large ss Of
il. Aa;unn Duplicate.
Sorr PgIT Hlrs.
An extensive assortment uprisns v,y Of PATTEsS
Color, ana QUALITY
GESrLEs,Ss YourH's Cars.
An endsss vaety-for DREss and USDELs-RiDyG, stOsr
TAG, TKAvELiSG AID EvESfSG WEAE-
NOVELTIES
in syery department, too nunero., 70 nlsnsoa-
WARSooK Co., Ha,en,
NJ. SO Broadway,
g. Nicholas Hotel
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BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

special meeting Of the Board was held on SATURDAY
afternoon, MIR. RHoADEs in the chair The meeting
was called for the purpose of concurrng in the report
of Special Committee, on redistrictDg the city. ~
the report some thirty additional disrists are formed
There were present at the meeting Twelve Democrats
and two Republicans Townsend and Vaentne).. The
report was adopted Mr.. Townsend sone voting In the
nspatixe After which the Board adjourned.
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SECOND nOARD.
SATURDAY, Sept. l7-P. ".

The Stock Market was firm al the First Board this
morning, but not active except for Newfork Central,
Galera and Reading. Before the second call i was
reported that the second week in September gave
Increase of about S3 600 the Gsena rosd, aud the
bidding for that stock az became more spirited,
and there was sympathetic Improvement In the tone
Of the merke, for other Western stocks also. In the
afternoon there further advance 10 the leading
.tocks and the market displayed universal strength up
10 the close Of business for the day. The attention ot
the clique operating for the rise seernste be main
" turned to New-York Central, Gslens, and Rock
I-land and the design is apparently TO make these
fayorte stocks in the speculative arena scarce for
delivery. The movements are supported with great
deal of courage aud faith in higher prices Is persever.
;pgy displayed. The most impOrtan. dealings OF the
dsy were in New-Yoik Central and Galsna, 10 which
last the Transactions unusually large, embracing
about ECO shares at both sessions Of the Board.
The highes. point touched in the dealings was u.
| New-York Central at the Second Board, went
up to ST. and after the adjournment sold az high
a. 81 /. The operations in Reading were next in ex-
! tent, ard the stock had improving tendency
through the dsy. A. the Second Board the demand
for New-York Central, and Gsleus, was quite brisk
ard the bds for Rock I-lsnd and Illinois Central were
also better bit other stocks comparatively neg
ected except Recalling TO which We have already re-
| ferred. After the Board the market was very trm
The closins prices For New York Central, 81
! slI; Rock Island GO. 60; Gsens, 10. S0i Illinois
Central, 66i e.; Michigan Central, AL. South
ern Guaranteed, II 2ii; Reading, iji 49,; Mis-
! sour, ST SIS, Sc.
In foreign bills there Is nothing Of importance do
ing, and rates are steady.
Freigh;s-To Liverpool, 800 boxes Cheese, Y
steamer, a. 40s. 800 bbis. Flour al L. 3D. - tuns
Sisyss az 2os.
The business Of the SubTreasury was: Receipts,
$230H 'S-for Customs, $4,000 Payments, s!26-
81 81; Balance, 800, III -; Treasury Notes FOX
Customs, si2722 81.
The Araso to day took 500 900 in specie, which is
less than anticipated. This makes about 100000
for the week ard with the las: Saturday shipment,
more than up the California receipts. Inc Sub
Treasury has also gained something from the street,
but it is anticipated that the banks may still SHOW
some gain on the previous week. Tae figures OF tie
csly movement as iollows:
SEPT lp-Avers,e rspor..d oy s H3
l0-Gorr.gn 1000
Sept lo-susT Treasury o-s.............S'i1z L'oi"i
sgt. l9-R,m.i.irr o7cs 574
Sep I2-Canforaia recspt,...............1,o+o 90
ssp; l--s-e-Irsas-.J D's..'.'.'..'''... -''i E"f'
s.. s.: = a|s So
Sp. observation-disclosures. 935o50a
.sn.... sn 4s7
Sep. 1s-R.r,,,y,. 2sssl,lM
sept I5-EorsiGa sxpoft..........s j0,laj ........
So &c. Ns 20 $500 s5B7
s,.1s-e.u,,,,,,........................... g5i0,H
sep- le-suoI--as1ry saln........'....''''''''''''
a7sI5z5
- =.
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H1cnwAr RornrRr.-Three men, who gave der

HIGHwAY RoBBERY.-Three men, who gave their
Edward Sweeney Stephen Lary and Mchae Tbomp
arrested Saturday night. charged with committing
highway robbery the pesOn of Edward Mcdonald The
onpanapt RESIDES il Hopkins street. BrooAn and being
EewYork Saturday the forced him 10 seek sheeng
roof II Glanced that the roof which protected him from the
the heads Of the de'endnis and
Furnished dry the sale Of bad whisky. As natural
consequence the Bookyne sseediy bcane ntoxc. when
the accused eutced him dark alley and relieved him Of
When sober he recognized the above nd
prperato Of the robbery and they were locked
up for examination Mcdonald ALEC held ~ appear
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THE IsCEYDIARY FIRE AT THROGG's NEcK.-H APP
peas tina, the fire in the and olbudpgs Of MI William
Layton Throsss Neck Thmsdsy night last was m'e Sc
% than AZ reported The buildings, together with their
vsbe contents consisting of five borses six carriages four
sesh Of hay, quantity OF farming siens
and buffalo robe totally consumed The loss estimated
AZ 49WD insured So coo mostly in Newfork office. Mr.
Leyt has offered Of 5 FOX the apprehension OF the
lc.uosIiCs.
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Advertisement
EDWARD II. DIXoN n. D.. Editor Of The

Sctp devote his attention exclusively 20 Operative surgery
Ofce Consultations obscure dseas-s OF the
Pelvic Vscers Hs,DofTnods Rupture Fsiua and Concealed
Abscess OF the RscGm without tue knife or gsUre
by requiring confinement Office hours 70
TO evenings Dr. Ds residence, No AZ 5,hsv. A. al
other hours Dr. n il his private Hjspi.. where spsccgs
apartments the pures sir in the city with
provided for those who require The serious
ofproloug-d Gieetic usiaable their homes
a. hotels
The ofice Of THE Sc,LPEL 10 81 No Yeseys Asor oIss
where al literary sd business must be left
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BY the above table Of returns from the several coal
carrying companies, il will be seen that the aggre-
gate t1nnsge thus far this season ia nearly four and
millions Of tuns, and something over half million
turs greater than isst year to the same time.
TIE PVtsJurgh C0m~eyeia! says:
"a large number Of the citizens Of Washington
County residing IN thu neighDorhOod OF Florence, are
interested in the ques'On presented 10 our Court OF
Common Pleas a. the late term in tho case Of the Pits
buIsh ard SteubenvIlle Railroad against Andrew Big
ger, which IL simply ne follows: Mr.. Bigger 10 con.
necton with many other persons, subscribed % the
road mentioned, upon condition that It would run within
half mile Of Florence This condition not beiog
piled with and the subscriber refasng TO pay, the
Railroad Company instituted quit. The parties agreed
upon the facts, ana submitted them in the form OF
case stated without argument. The Washington
Coat the Hon Samuel a. Gilmore presiding, rendered
q iudyme Ut in favor Of the defendant, but under
stand the Railroad Company has appealed % The Su-
preme Court We learn that Judge Agnew OF Beaver
County has decided differently from Judge Gilmore,
am from these conflicting opinions We would infer
that the case viii he warmly contested IN the Supreme
Court
TIE Ne. ORLEANS Pieoyune Of Sept. II says:
"EIchapgs opened weak this morning, and all
classes OF bills exhibited further downward tendency
Later in the day however tho demand increased, and
some round amounts OF sterling bills and sight cheeks
char ged hands A. yesterday retes the market closing
with increased frrnness ia the latter. The movement
n al other descriptions restricted but without any
variation 10 figures We repeat quotations ~ fol-
lowe: Clear sterling bills, lC9. 1895 bn OF lsdng
drafts, los. q l0e3; Francs, 52l4 ~ dousf;
sixty day bills on New York &c, l4l and Y cent
drcount; sight par q y cent premium. Ihe official
bark staten ent Tor tn. week exhibits steady con-
traction, except in short loans, which have somewhat
increased Long loans, however have been cOnsiders
bly reduced which brings down the ne. increase o. the
peyiou. port sl22 AL The various changes are
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FELosIOUs Assault UPOS WosAs.-Charles MI.
Ter arrested Friday the charge Of hitting
serious os.e upon the person of married woman named
Cstharne Brewer who with husband Keeps small store 90
N. c1.r Of Fourth avenue and Fifteenth street The accused
pedcer Of liquors, the employ Of hrm In Ore.aweh
street hs, heretofore supplied ME- bfoser with pina Va
Tlur.d eyeuu. DUSK, Miller drove . me store
door ana secured Tne- b.i3g In The store Dc
went round Fifteenth side and entered tee dwelling
pArt Of the house There Ma Brewer alone, and lock
la the door, comHitd violence her penon beating ne,
severely o. accomplish his purpose Mr. Brewer found
lyug or tie floor hepe.. condition, Miller In the meaD
tirr hs,ns made hi. ape. Justice CoTn~e Saturday
he'd III. aocus.d foI examination
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From tots 1t Will be seen that $56i,OO OF the bonds
had nothing, in the payment, 70 do with stock. The
whole cunt of the stock Of the Company received
upon the si2 600 bonds delivered 10 subscribers was
$50 800 only.
We believe express the views, not only Of tho
Trustees but of all who have examined the subject, in
connection with all the facts and the laws Of Wiscou
sin in saying that reasonable donbt exists Of the
legality Of the issue of those ID Mortgage Bords,
OF the ample security afforded by the property covered
by the mortgage. We often asked what " parties
interested are 10 nerpose legal obstacles 70 the FORE
closure of the mortl age ? We can only answer that
Seah Chamberlain, the Lessee in possession recognises
the validity and promises in bis lease to pay the inter
Get Of the % Mortgage Bonds. The Is Crosse aud
Milwaukee Rsilooad Company, il Is claimed. is deed,
ard It's rights and franchises assumed by the nov
Company called the Milwaukee and Minnesota Rail.
road Company, representing the ID Mortgage bond
holders and on those 81 Mortgage Bonds we arc
Informed indorsed the prior liens, including this
million Of ID Mortgage Bonds.
1t is possible that this ID Mortgage party, having
paid very high rates for their bonds, may their po
sition a. purchasersnot by foreclosure, yet in
posession-to throw legal impediments In the way Of
a foreclosure, on the stand. snd-deiyer' principle II
the highwaymsn; but have full confidence that
resistance from that ary other quarter will be
availing. BY order Of the Committee.
D. L. WHEELER Chairnsa.
Neu- York, Sept, H. 1859.
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SHARP BoARDER-John Duffy, who says that he

(. carmAr took board the house II Hugh Maine No 5
Tenth street Thurdsy night The folo~rg afternoon ne
wen, home 4ndsoy foT needle aud thread as De
had tom his psnsoOns She gave them to hi ara he
went up stairs mend them Presently be came down .no
xr ou M Kaue noticing that he vey bulky soout the
A sent hey husband ser bin He was soon oyeahen eA
AHMED and relieved of gold watch and han three pas OF
mani, two shirts velvet vest other articles worth nearly
100 hch he had stolen fron the boarders rooms Justice
Steers sent the young rlAn 10 jail for ina
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RrcovyRr OF sroLEy HoR.Es.-A number Of horses

RECOVERY OF SroLES HoRsEs.-A number OF horses
have rece been stolen farmers Long Island and kn
20 New Jersey FOR sale while, "a time or,E af-
carried on ~ selling horses stolen II NeS Jer.ey
the vicinity Of Brooklyn Some tine since Ny J. 81 ooli
bou,h, % ho,e or 80 which IL has been sscerAlned was
.,oru frn stable Of J. T. Kenny q Morris County, Ne"
J@rsy uish sale Of ne above agIse
on Of ar s,outs horses. valued ic0 :clen and od -
mau Both recovered by Captain
McCune order Of justice Cornvs r-stord tner .
tasr respective owuers The cas- detected
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Fatal CAsUAL1Y-Eilen Ansey, young Irish wo-
man was admitted NewYerk Hospital Thursday sst
suffering fracture Of the right ext eDsVe confused
the chin bruises Of both Knees aud other said
o. have beer consequence OF falling into deep
Chambers where sbores were engaged In
sIg The injuries of such nature that the
Saturday night II 10 said that she VS., OF nem
psrate habits Coroner Jackman notified, and Will inve
the to-day The Of desth may be partially az
tibu,ed 10 the csrssness Of the Corporation authorities IN
leaving The properly protected against accident. 20 Pc
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the premises Of No. 495 Pearl street, occupied By
man named Murray. where he recovered the prop
erty, and also secured the thief. The MAJ gave hi.
rsme as Joseph Wilson, and fully confessed the theft
lie rays that he is from Boston, and claims to be
cook. It ia supposed that he has been extensively
engaged in robbpg hotels shout this city, and there
will probably be several charges entered against him.
lie ws committed to the Tombs to await an exam
nation.
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Young Of tbs Detective force arrested two suspicious looking
Young men ho were watching No oo Broadway The
ung men gave their names William Wilson ard Johu Morsu
end arrested latter drew knife upon farey s1d We.
knocked down by blow from the CLUB OF ia er
Yorg Shortly after arrest the from. door o. No os
found open upon further examination II Vas discovered
tst about worth Of goods consisting Of cloths s.sting
etc had been carried of The premises uPiei BY MI
George Fsrnhsr and 1t supposed that the robbers had Sc
themselves u,d- the curing the day aud had been
locked In when the closed a. ngh The youie mel
to were arrested thought be sccompces in the obo-ry
The accused committed for examination by Justice Steers
None OF the stolen property has asy, been recovered
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IycyyDIsRy FIRE-About l2l O'Clock 90 Saturday
morning officer, Dsy. Morris Of Greapon. observed 30
.ricious kra The house o! M Boic. 10 street
Fr,rlin syalu- Brookvn The men o. pursued bJ
the ocsr- -scsp.t lumed s-!y Sfter TIE ohees d
covered hat sable u NJ Be- hlus- as or nv
Tb yen b.. before -cgnes co-d D got % ~of
The stable with belonging III Fora SD several wooi
sheds 40 ching DESTROYED The oss "a ABOUT t5P np
which there ~ clue stAte'-T 1-s oSeA o.
med q. ne iucenGiari,s.
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D.ovSyp.-Yesterday after

Boy AccrDTsrtrLY DRovSyD.-festerday after
little b, NAMED Eusen. Necos-u dio~ned BY fi
nE from lighter lyus Greet. wh.r vher- b. bad eeea
psynr oth-r tys HB companon. c5ud reode oiun
b. the tire assistance arrived Hfr extinct The
body conveyed The .aence Il his psreas
/. York stree; be;se-n Jay and Pearl street
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A LARGE CRAsE SHor.-On Thursday LIST, Mr..
Jscb Psyu;on while gunr IL Ire vcdi e-yond Green
VOC C-nery surprised which b bro cHt Go~a on
BE sing II. bud IL unuC.y sge one iof .n sttiee,
reasurDs te incnes from Up 10 up WIN oeAk ncnes u
lnsh Tie right, When s:.reiss erect ~ss h'- i-e;
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Advertisement
0ITRI'S Gnn.I INIR OH Jelly

Approved the Academy Of Medicine, ia twice ecs
the Liquid OIL. aud Is very easily taken.
To be hal Of the inventors No l5 hay and ali respectable
drugsist. PEsrsLD, PAREER HowsR,
Wholesale Agents No. IS BeesmAa-s-
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THE ANTI. SABBATH MEETING.

To the Editor Of The ~ T. Tribune.
SIR: As / was named az one Of the Fice-Presidents
Of the meeting voks Garsn last Tusday deem IL PoPsr'
advocated there do meet my approval
SMITH Ely, JR.
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SUIcrnr OF Az CSESowE MtS.-Iestsrdsv morning
'ts body ra- apparently German found n>nfng BY
re neck q he Luesr Ceu-t-ry on
the Brook ard Jssica P,ksd He sdr-st IN cosrs.
eo,tinr aud hs1 plush Tns Coroner Of
oleels Csuriy took charge Of the bciy.
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CINCINNATI. New ORLEANS
Imports. Exports Imports Fxp'ts
It5a...ss36H7i7 ssl,g65O6 sl57,l565i6 So S1 ije
Isje...... &2I5,Hi lC7,O0W l729j2G5i I0o,7ji9i2
This comparison il not full, since the Cincinnati re-
turn embraces al the trade Of the city, while that Of
New Orleans shows the exports to foreign ports only
and the receipts from the interior. The nports from
foreign pors add sls,3i9 SIC TO tn figure, and the
coastwse imports would give still larger addition.
New Orleans has also this year received from all
sources sl5, G27 0l6 in specie.
The coal tunnags for the week and season, ne COM
pared with last season ID the dstes Of the Sc
rsral cnal oarr, inp comm snies OF Pc nnaylYania:
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A NEW SwINDLE.--A woman giving her name "a
Wei. protesting to be tie widow Of late conf Dental clerk al
STEWART has lately succeeded IL good many Ah.
men on Broadway costly cloak which they let
make up She her residence as No 10 sseck,
street She 10 % stout built Of dark COMPLEXION
and French Easish birth. William jackson and stew ait
hin self among the victims Of misplaced symP.thy
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NEw-foRE MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-The preliminary
term Of this institution opens Tuesday next at II
m, with an Introductory lecture by Prof Csrnocb.n,
the professor OF surgery In our advertising columns
may be found the course for the term.
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We are desired to direct attention 70 the advertise.
ment for the meeting on behalf Of the Irish Society,
to be held this evening in Clinton Hall.
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Edward Whistler, q street

juvenile SrABBIyG.-Edward Whistler, street
how h, old stabbed another boy abou, the same age
sined EDWARD Johnson Yesterday morning II seems the Boys
r into quarrel street Whistler drew pen knife
and STABBED Johnson severely in the rgEi arm Jlsce Steers
SET; ,er 10 the Juvenile Asylum de represented as
being the mos. vicious boy Of his about the streets
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Adveftisemen;

r,,,x,s SrIr VENTILATING SPRING BED and
pahe. i;.-T BY dlsff o; Al, tom osSe1..
a. crs,cs. 70 health and comfort pe.s" AZ &c ~
iayi,ea to examine i; si.se msl~sSso'!' W. Wv
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Advertisement.
PARENTS can learn how 10 train their children

for funss and happiness and young IN what
they best succeed, obtniug Phrenol1gca examine
ton with chart, FOWLER NrLLss No. 500 Broadway
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CRY MoRTALITY.-The total number of deaths in
this city las. week was - Of which Il men, -
women, So boys and A. girls. Adults 80, children
1903; under year Of age, fl.
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Dy.rH OF one or NAPoLEoN's Old GUARD. =
An cd R-vpchusn A1dfeas Pzy sgei - years di5
suddenly h. residence IN Johnson street SG s:re
y D. OF sunday morIir.. He was one Of ihe GA Quad o.
Nscleon Tie Fif., and his country jean $40
lie ,,.-ry ben q r.h-r dolie habit. sid d.us irrr
He earned subsistence By playing al,e Around ;ae 'ifee
and peer. Like $. The ia French soldiers D le'
el.h ,sias.icaly veuers;ed ;ae Gr-1; Sapoleon.
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RrrBY & Co., No. DO BroadWay'
ODE. 70. sale this day, The ,.-..,.,.. H..
In . Few, aay. they viii introduces 60.
Al e" New French Style for Young Gens
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ALLEGED Assault UPoS 4 YoCSG GIRL.-S.ephen
Wse Saturday rsh;, srfe';ea n =. easrre Of '.a
ius young s Il family Of NJ. krsey II fE--
tIsth cor .se c7ns OF S-ast- 'f-
and Third STE hst be,u tent there io- se hi ~
xh-u Waters alleged male ~ aSs-, --t1z her col
.,.iseJ. TIE ct-Hs b-Ex ~, p-neea upon 2 u as
conveyed him 70 IL Station House. be Wa cani.ea -
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Nyw.YoRK HosPIIAL.-Weekly report to Sept. 10,

DRowsrp-An inquest held on Sunday upon
the body Of native Il Pennsy ania AZ years OF
ace who Saturday evening by falling OF the per
to-, Of Franklin street North River while uioxcs,ed The de-
cea.-c captain boat and lived a. No. II IAruhe
street Verdict Accidentally drowned"
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SATURDAY Sept ~, 1870
AsHES-The mske frner foT Pots sass Of 50 bbis. q
o5 So end II bbls Pearls at IS I
COTTDS-The been active and II stsaIyS
ssl, IL 90 bales including go bales good Aiddns OrssIDs
In ot a. lsl cent? We quote;
cLAssiefcArIos.
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StcKASp DrsrIrrTE-Johu Walters, native o
Ir,ud = v.ss Of age found BY OCer BGeoyce IN hou
n 81 Third avenue seriously H. snd destitute OF a. ans
proyid ioi himself lie conveyed 70 Bellevue hsPa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

Rus OvrR-Msry Seller of New,Jersey, little girl
bt ten wear, old Saturday afternoon by car
n S.cond Avenue Railroad Her leg broken, and
she was oherwie seriously injured She w1 conveyed TO
Bellevue Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19

The receipts at tide-wster of Flour, Wheat, Corn
and Barley for the second week in September in 1898
and 1859 have been 81 follows:
Flour bbls. Wheat, bush. Corn, bush. Barley, bush
-, Ifs H&5
iasa TOsT i9l7l 1880 1901
Decrease ~ so oc..4ll0j i7o Dec..l31ii
The aggregates of the receipts of the above arti-
cles SO far for the years 1853 and 1859, have been
Flour bbls. Wheat bush. Corn, bush. Barley, bush.
,ess 1 l9t "a, : iSg ~ S8SgyO St 80
10 ga e.6 '.g1 100 1895 l.6 l76 695
Dacrsas. . ses $50 4B42 Lg526Oi 265,74
Reducing the Wheat to Flour, the deficiency IN
the receipts of 1859 equal to i795953 bbls Flour
The receipts at tie-water of the principal articles
of produce from the opening OF the Canals to aud H.