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PhrenOloe zeal Examinations, Showing
the talents and aht pursuit for each person. daily at
FOWLER l. WELLS, 3sS Broadway
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Ora awnings Of the Delaware state Lotto.
nes.-- OoD, EDDY Co. Managers II the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY A9D MISSOURI STATE
DrlAvAsn-ExrxA CLASS No. 6zs. FosExBEh 30. 1850.
IS, IL, IL, b. 81 o. a6, 43, S., 6t, 81 L. 49, Is.
pElAwARE-ClAse No GA HovsssEs 50, 1858.
~. so, Is, Is, az, &C. 40, 81, 10, SO, 2, AS, Al.
Circulars sent free Of expense by addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
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Meningitis Malt Vino ON Drau@ht, Mt
MkNpuMs, corner broadway and Cedar street.
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Defiance SaIam Auaor Safes-Wfth Pa.
locks and bars Also Are and bsreAr
proof paro- Depot % Murray street, Of College
p'>Ss u'' - ROBERT L. PATRICK
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safss 2l Broadway corner Of Murray
.frca Nnrk
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Beautiful ComploxiOn-Lairdss Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl The best article in exist. for
wonderful efecs BE- and tried gratis, at LAlROS
aides Hsrdresslng Establishment, x59 Broadway.
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Brad y's Gallery has Removed from $50
Brrad~ CAS- broadway of Blocker street. Photo
graphs, Dsguerreotypes and Aubrotypes
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'oprietor OF Kenned VS.

DR.. Kennedy, Proprietor OF Kenncdy,s
Medical Discovery, win he at his Office under Smithsonian
ouss Broadway (cutranse Houston street, fcm is 70
u inst All who are afnced with sCROfuLA ERYsIPE
LAS, SCAlD HEAD, SALT RHEUM, PlMPL.ES, CANKE R
UIkERATED SORE LEGS any diseases Of ,ho SKIN, are
invited 70 call. Advice gratis
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Death OF Captain Nelson.
ALRAsr, Nov. 80, 1859.
Captain Nelson Of the steamer Knickeb died this
morning.
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DR.. Marsh Contin ues to Apply his RAdj-
Cure TRUSS with success In eectpg permanent Of
Hernia Rupture MARSH AGO., No 2Vessy ssss, NIX.
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Just received several Of Boots Styles very
thick waterproof Fses Slippers and Boots OF all coos
Pompadour and Louis XIV style quilted Shoes and Boots
Nj L. HIi,I4 GIL Broadway.
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lsx3sAoRDINAEy SALE
- ozssKAI HOUSE 0sfuRsrsH1sa GOODS,
GREAT RRDUHi,WN IN PRICE


f. " HAU0HWOUr CO.,
kcS 48 40 Nod z92 Broad wsy cor1zsr browne eree<
Having received lnge cocsignnBonts u 0o0cs from 1Ur
ios sas on manufacturer account and hnyinR theDoyen
unusually haavy and choice Of Good hand, have
view of tho approaching close Of the busss de
mined % make h. GO reduction Ia their prseea
:. From this time uru, the lat Of January neN
10 Insure AruS drnisnd enable 10 maoe1
reduce n~v s,ocs tcforc the clnse ~ the year.
IN cooselue III Tho reduced Standard Of Austrian CurD
cy ney are enabled 70 oner their 0hemiAN and 0araD
isw prices
The following sample OF their reduced uriSss:-
complete whita French China Dinner Desert and Tas g.
vces with complete service Of rich cut and ensrnvUd b.
nian Giaasware fnr twelve pers,us oouAprisina eona
lobe ChsmpsRnes, Wines, Hocks CeIses. dent0 HowG
FOR SEVENTY DOLLARS
country. 49, 80 =
Ref Decorated DEtnx se-yicea
At $40, SLID and SIX ard upward
% ssyer plated eastern At o. u and s0 and ghs0sU
o tine pssa II. sss s1 pieces II sas and 50 a.A = q
Seta 81 Cuuesy, tweptv with
morocco cases Ct &zl rs and Ses Is ,'
per pair. -
Rob cot and engraved Decantera Is per pair ana cvs =
ben,iAn tSoblo's ~ per dozen &C &c
We ssk the public 70 examine goods and
hat the reduction of prices u genuine
Prices Aro marked 10 plain figures from which
NO DEVIATION CAN BIC MADE.
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Paralgxed and Def0rmed Limbs Success-
fuy treated by DR.. d. p MANN No l8 West Thirty pinth
street Some remarkable and frst In ho city
given references
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Row Haven Election.

Now Haven Elcctt0n.
NEW HAvxs, Nov. 80, 1862
Tho democrats carried The election to-day on full vote
by NJ least one hundred majority.
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Waterproof Boots, which Can't be Beat,
Al The original BROOKS lS8 Fulton street, Of broadway
Established 1872 LOblk BROOKS 4 Son.
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FWTS and Hats.-The Best, It's Strange
v ssy can ouiy Do had ~ WHITES, GAG broadway.
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Boots and Shoes.-Watesp proof
Double solo warm fur lined wool
TRAvEiIING bUD1h Lk0piNa, BU(KSkdH SHOES,
And everything desirable for ~tuter for
Ladies' gents ssd boys VI
BROOKS, 576 broadway ADD LEO Futon street
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Hill, Inim htable HAIR Cutter.-Hair
bye 80 cents black brown. Depot No Barclay street.
and cold by all DR. uggsts.
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south Carolina Legislature.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. 30, 1859.
The South Carolina Legislature met on Monday. The
Governors Message relates chiefly 70 81 ITO affairs He
mends, in OF the election Of republican Pre-.
sdent, the confederation OF the Southern States
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Town Election.

Nxw HAVEN, Conn, Nov &c. 1859.
town election of much interest took place to-day
The result 70 the Of the democratic ticket with the
exceptNn ii seecsmsu and constable. The msjo-
rites averaged about so in poll Of over 900 votes.
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sinking OF the Steamer Lake City.

Tho steamer lake City, hohce for Arkansas river, sunk
at Carondolct, six miles bNow here, Inst evening The
boat was valued at md insured in Pissburg for
$4,000 The cargo is badly danaged
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YxyuDEKS PATENT aALAMANDRR SAFE-THA
w great proof Safe Of ha world aocurcd with patcu
powder and burglar proof also few hand sas
QUlkk BROTHERA % Maiden lane.
d E -AGRNfs WANTED, al BROADWAY. $lc4s
o. iEA0LD aEWIN0 MACHINE COMPANY. Slee
- SELL MACHINES AT TROA - 10 S10
18th WARD-MoZART HALL. NOMTNATyoNA-AL A
i meeting Of deleKateN, held nj Phllipe Ners 49,
place between sixth and Seventh nominate Ccn1
bes for the eeveneenth ward The following candidates
Patrick Ac0raw and Alex seppnAn unaCmeusl MONA
mated MiCHAEL AHERE, ClssHa&A
I. ". MulS,, Secretary,
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Sailing or tho Canada.

Sailing or tho Canada.
BosroS, Nov. 80, 1859.
The Cunard steamship Canada sailed al noon, with
forty assengers for Liverpool and for Halifax. but
without specie.
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Whites Fall styI~.-sepsD~mes'sD ~ess
Haa. WHITES. he batter. nc Broadway. opposms 81
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Ths ORA iogs ar the Sasscx CooNty asu
Coz so'hsef Lottetwso II Delaware.
FRANCE, pRI snBgsys 4 CO.,

sks4csrs
W Legislature Of the ssss M r,.f. a.. --ssisa
y. 'spoe nfodt<nte K Co a ttt.rs go :. :.
4hr6As No voc unoetsigoe5 GonnI sai.,c.sf a ~ 'ns
tsctV ys :" s'h etae 20 siperut.,d ,ha g'Hh'e.
~ s voer eey cerufs hat tae foS.,nS .s d @
yers drawn nN esys
sss.sx sossrs--ctss 2ls. Korsxsxa 81 1859.
&C, ~, 81, AZ, 40, 4 60, ~ 81, 81, IS, "a, Il.
CONSOLIDATED Lorrsr-orAss iie sos. ~ ts9-
~, Al, 81, 70, AZ. a. SO. 10. &C, 20, 10, 81.
wspes hards Wilmington Del, tbs Gay Tedaesdsy
nv. amber 81, 1858 -
JOHN DALE.
JOHN w. WALKER tConnuissoeerx
AIFRED Il wuurTEN \
FRANCE, BR0ADBEkT5 4 co.
Wilmington, Del
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CAYErYE INDICATED PAPER.
u We YOU 700 value cleanliness and comfort = -
Ssyey Moderated Paper, In place Of poisonous coler
white printed paper
For sale BY all druggiss and at tho depo.s Il Ann srs
md Broadway.
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her. won't you? No doubt Of it! But you shan't
marry her, sir. You shan't have that gratifi-
cation. I will stay, if it is only to spite you.
won't 60. tell you, Mr.. Peters, won't CO."
I" But my dear, you must go If you are come
for''
l won't go.' -
g But consider, my dear" ryFa
90 won't go.' a. -H
o. But what Wilt Sarah think?n9 %,
"Ssrah, Don't dare to mention Sarah to
me again. I-I-l-I am fairly choking ~
and the little woman threw herself on a chair,
in ft of Mysteries. *
Next morning Mr.. Peters met Fred in the
street. '..
"Well, old boy, how goes it7'
Fred, was the reply, az am the happiest
manin the world! L have regained my wife
and domestic peace, and got rid of = busy,
tattling old maid, who, under pretense Of low
ing my wife, was everlastingly interfering in
our household arrangements"
Then Mrs. Peters will not ascend?"'
"NO. IfSarah is to be my second wife and
step mother to my children, Mrs p. has con-
cluded that she won't go.'' .. ....
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EDUCATIONAL.
Pr MALE TEACHERS.

III
WO oung ladies, (slsters,) ex perienced teach.
are oeslrous OF entering seminary for ladies,
, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Latin, French,
highe5 English Studios, Drawing, Pastel and Gre
For testimonials apply to the editor of the Star,
or 20 MT. Wesson, editor 0fthe publia..s.z.--.s
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
NA TN THR ITALIAN STYLR.)
HARP, PIANO, G GUITtR, SINGING,
on 9-Im

NJ MUSICAL. NOTICE.
NIR. WIN; g. DIETRICH, Pupil of the Con-
sservatoire of Prague, Bohemia, and la.s of w.
New York, respectfully announces to theSNiH
cltII Iens Of Washington that. having been $EX
induced TO tako charge of the organ and oholr
In one of the leading churoh-s in this place hs
j. P, pS% prSSsrea stR e give MSTRUGTI3Ss SS THE
IN VOCAL MUSIC. Applications to be n ade AZ
Mr.. METZEROTT'S Music Store, Pa. avenue
whore circul ar will be found stating terms and
further PARTICULARS. The best of references given
on application. A CLASS IN SINGING will be
started as soon As certain number Of pupils shall
have subscribed their names. an a. SIN
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.nAvHns' DRBCroRY.

R Ma. va va PhNxMS, on a ne s,6 and >1eoSS
z q of every moth, hy the stssmshpsa5EfE
III, tforperly an the LiverPool Line The above
y sinrl.aed AZ steamships. owned by the North Attain
SsiornIa trade, one Of which wal leave the " haTf
eot OF Cara street, on the sth October, at p m,
and freight wia be as reasonabje "a Inv apv Other
nne. Ehey have large freight cspacity, a-d the ar
Iehgemehu iSr the comfort Ard health Of the pas
.enges vlil be such as to challenge compari son
AZ experienced surgeon will be attached 90 each
eMP. 2-lm
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HTThe vigilsnt Fire colnpany Of Baltimore
have sold their engine house and presented the
psoceeds to the four disPsassries VI the city. e.
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w LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESALE BOOTAND SHOE DEALER
Bridge street, Gsrsetopn. %. G.
The attention of the trade is respectfully called to
my stock Of Youths, Mems, and Boys'.S6n
CAf.FSKiN SHOES, for sumner wear il
NJ y nS s9oSf Sfh of ,aIssffiaSs phTEaNr LEArHERR
ton.
A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
(sutabe for servan.s) also on bald and constantly
making. a.
. HI Country merchants and others IN want are
Invited TO call or address me st No. II Bridge St
Georgetown, D. g. apR-tf
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III The famous Organization in New York
known as the "Empire Club, which has been
out of existence for the few years past is about to
lie reorganized. Jas.Irving is said to be selected
rs commander OF the organisation. ..g t
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MErRoPoLIrAHT TuTE. uSTaE!LEeiArE iNsri''
A BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YoUNa LADIES.

AGA Il Street, btlpses Ga ,asd 7th streets.
The third annual session of the Institute win COM
msnce ON the kyst Monde, IN ssPtsmbsT
N,tional Metropolis, with q corps Of experienced
and secoYRlished Teschsre, unsurpassed facilities
are offered Young Ladies' for sca uirinx thorou sh
and accomplished edn0ah0n.t
Clfcuars, with fall infOrmation as to terms, &C.,
SpPlioatien 70 the Principals, Mr.. and Mrs, r. II.
HAY - xnENNeRi (6l Z street, Washington city.
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EDUCATIONAL.

FAST WASHINGTON ACADEMY,
H 7rH ST. EAST, BKrwKRN L AND M SourH
Ihe sohoiastic year in this instituton will coz
ne l-Stf j. l.. HENSUaW pr;ro,,.,
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III Tie New Orleans Delta says that Rob
Harlan, the eolored man who accompanied Mr..
Tea Brock to England, and is one Of the bes.
race managers in the United States, won thirty
thousand dollars ON the recent successes OF the
American horses. ssif t}vtEsrrT. ....1- -
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YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
L BoARpING AND Day SCHOOL.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH. :; -
! No. 80 AZ SfTeSf. Iva N

ENs,fsHP 4 sBHPsEsISe XNR "a aSp NGy PAY SCHOOL
No. 80 ~ strsef, WashiaEtoN, d. C. .s-
CHARLES H. NORTON A, NJ, PRINCIPAL.
The twelfth year Of this Institution will com-
ssay Came s into sas s'saS SsSd ssf
the present Principal and during the past year has
course Of study, aided BY Lectar.s and Hppsratis,
snssssss =, tss brsaehs. Of thoI9pgk EpSisi
sSeh mns Stns, sngnaxes as the parents may desires
bip"1ass viii VIII BE- Nwnfsdsd to those youn, l.aie.
also satisfactorily the appointed examinations.
se5. m. is to render them GOmfoytabs and happy.
taiaed on sppltcation to the primo pal B. okstores
or 10 the frncipai. - au 2S-eolm
CEORGETOwN COLLEGE. = =
Studies will be resumed in tss 'fss fnsi1iioS iaD as on
40 sssis..s s =" 'A} john 81 fE%SEv.s j. prs.
s51s Nm AScADEMyTss &c SHts; of tins
(IONZAGA COLLEGE,
u FSTRRRT, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH.
g. Studies will be resumed on tho FIRST Monday of
Tuition per .nnum in the nsS Soilsss course. $50
Do do de; R.erh1Yp P5spara'0ry D'part'' "a
ksx D.sf1 ); = ISssas j. Vice PRESIDENT and
Rev: HENRY HoBAN, 8: j., Treasurer.
ID B1IiS na Professor Of Poetry
msnities. lst Arithmetic, aud ID French.
ms%.ts: and Sd Ersnoh o. 20
krEme,s and 4th 5S,ssiCr FfsscT 0f Sd
Mr.. EoRGE MURRAY, Professor OF Rudiments
S Arthmetc. and Cay yraphy. $3.50 - =
Br: M. CAssIAN, 9. j., Tutor in the Class of Els-
Ry order fthe President;
I GOODMAN ADAMS, PROFESSOR OF Muse,
": OTgantsf Of ASsenblys ChHreh,
VIII give Instructions to a limited number of pu-
RiisSSn the ORGAN, PIANO FORTE, GUI- IN
ensaEements with schools. Glasses, or pupils ~
aud !. streets, moth of the Patent Office
=, References Prof: ". Carusi, Richmond, Va;
Ciubb, Washington. au Sl-Iw- I
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Nl IN rHR ITALIAN SrYLx.)
HARP pIAN3i okGIn.:r GGIE.r.R' e.. SINGING, ntif, =
Prof DE CENIEI.'S long and practical expe-
Tiencsi the art Of Teaching Music ables NJ
him 70 pursue such method as to complete SeHhX
Ing ordinary abIty, IN less than one half the tlue
usually devoted to the study Of Music under the i'm
d'uerent instruction of Incompetent teachers.
Of sGe for 70 .s
and elasticity oftouch; aud lastly thou sh not least
the truo manner Of rendering Music graceful, bril-
liant, and expresslve,-the whole c0Inbinins the
same course Of instruction pursued by all Collie
gate professors IN Europe. - g. 80.
IL Only Hunted number Of pupis received.
Parties wishing to make their engag eents will do
Well to apply as soon as slble to
81 Prof. c. +. DE- CENlEL,
Musical Repository, Pa Ave.
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DR. RnLI.S has removed his once 70 the rooms
lonr occupied BY Dr.. Mslster, (sos Penn'Ia~
avenue, between 9th and 10th sts,D vhere 6pSzS
he viii be pleased to see sll who may desire
his servlcex. For professional ability Am kindly
permitted 10 refer 10 DIR. Mslster. is<
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE,,

(NEUKGETUWN COLLEGE, N
y - AUGUST 22D, 1859.
Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
Mosday the 5th day OF September. -
au 25-3taw4w JOHN EARLY,S J., Pres't
WESTERNs sACADEMY.-The duties of this
au 8-eO2m =. l.. IOOMIS.
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DIaNos-Good second hand PIANOS for ssieat
from IS 70 81 o, or for rent from 81 cent. 90 %
pss month. JOHN y. EL1 ",
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1R. BRIDGES ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL

CsTREEr, BETWEEN AZ AND 6TH STs.t
The duties of this Institution will be resumed on
Thursday morning, September I, 1889 For partiou-
lars see catal uee, at the bookstores nu re of
HI SITS. An G9w
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DENTISTRY, 60.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
lIR. M. LOOMS Will be absent from the cit,
during the summer months, 3 .uscal, but
will return IN the fall 10 resume practice &SE
as will be seen BY farther and timely no-SllIo
tlce. IN "a NJ
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EEMALE ACADEMY,
IsrRKKr, BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TH.
The fifth annual session will commence on the
1st Monday in September.
au 2D-Sst f. E. JANNEY. Print.
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BRIDGEs On Sunday, August, after long and pain
ful illness, JAMES BsIDGHs, aged "a years.
His relatives and fienss respectfully nvited 10 at
ere Tie fuaef THIS tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
from his s.e residence, opposite JOHN l. Saeiikers Hotel,
New Lofts, Cypress biIls, L. l.
BEIsS. On Monday morning. August s, after long and
painful Illness, hrs ANNIE bsIxs, wife Of nmony Brien,
10 The se,o yesr Of her age.
Tha fe3ds and scqusniances Of the family respect
fully invited 20 attend Se funeral, without further INVITA-
Ion. om ner late residence, No 500 Beecke, street, this
(Tuefdsy) afternoon a tSo ociock Her viii DO
taxer Il Greenwood Cemetery for inerDeDt.
CooK.-0n SUNDAY, August = after short and severe
Zines. cosrs CooK sged 60 yesrs native Of The parish
OF Kibroe coupty CAVIAR Ireland
ala rel>ves aod ffeD6s and those OF hs In Law,
james F,z:mous and PsrcE Mcluro~, are respectfully
psi.ea the fuusra n tuesday, afternoon, at
tTo O'clock irou No. $50 Houston street
oushkeessle and fauplOD papers please copy
CoKAELrrs oo soDday morning, Angus; $, alter lors
Ard severe n.ss EARy. the beloved Samuel Cor
re.ius, aged - years aud days
Ite relatives add friends Of the aily req lesiei 20
ptehu funers from the residence OF her father p o.
couuor 10 SIS Secood avenue thus ruesasy) noon,
pE,eAs ON Monday, Ausrs,s, q, b,, residence, cr-
Fer third street second avenue, NJ IHoaAs
DEFCAN
H., ,egds invited TO attend the funeral, on Wed
uesay afseIroon, at two O'CLOCK without fuT,hes notice
BtSD ga Monday, August s, ot consumption, cArHI
pISg AlI,4 OF Joun HDo the Both year o. her age
Nc,oe Of the funeral 10 wedOssasy = papers r,,
uR j., yoppgest cnd Of Elizabeth and Charles A DoAns,
aged uofhs
FlaHsson Sunday morning, August J. of congestion Of
tic bran ELIZA Al ByHryA only child of Richard q. ard
xs-s Fisher, aged 2 } ears, 4 rcn,os and II days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respecuuhy
Invited "a attend the funeral, this (ruesdsy) afternoon, AZ
two O'Clock, from No Is Morton street, without further
nyi'tlirn.
FoiiAR AT Bush vck, l. I on Saturday, August q,
ClARs s. infant Of James and Emma Foster, ssed
m0Lfhs -
FEpH TN Thuysdav, August 4, at Fresh Pond, Chen
Cow. by orc prg while banning, RASDoIPH j.. Ed
word End Euiy Virginia fr'h, aged 10 yeArs and
Job.be
vArsrISl Hall, brewer, formerly OF Drogheda Ireland
| yea 70 years.
M funeral wi take place this (ruesdsy) ahernooa,
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PHILADELPHIA sIOCh BOARD.
PHaAes1PaiA. August 8, 1859
SsSoss steady. 2snnsy STATE Owes, sva Rsa0Iis
asiiso~a, 2lI; Norris Canal 6.]s; long Island Raj
read, lc1s; Pennsylvania Railroad. 3saS.
BALTIMORE. Angus. 8, 1852
Flour firm. Wbest buoya.t: sses II 900 bushels a.
CUT: saee 10 90 bushels white at 7sc. SEC yellow 1856
sec. Provisions dull. Mess pc:k SIS rs Bacon sides
CSC. Whnkey duh.
PIN ADxIJruA, Auguai 8, 1859.
Fiour Duh, but fin ct ss 80. ~aeat declining Ken
CncsSA11, August 8, 1859.
Flour dull and heavy at - 80 So ror superhne sales
Of wneGt Bt 81 10 81 IS VI ssey Timer: gales 1t 23o
Bacon-Better inquiry; sfdee ai4c; shoulders 7c.
CHICAGO, August Sc p. NJ.
Flour STEADY. Wheat dul sna ie g. Lover. Corr
quiet Ose quiet. Receipts TO dsy-600 bbls. flour.
% 500 bushea wheat, goo bushels Shipments
Buaso-sco bbs. -four "a COO bnshels wheat 3s o10
bushels corn.
Flour dull, with declining teodeccg. Wheat quiet in
prices At the East Corn du sales srait Canal freights
DUH and unchanged, at 24c a 25c. on 1our 6kc. on
wbeSt, end &C. GA corn TO New York Lake imports
sc so bushels corn. Canal 0 Bushels wheat
BUFFALO, August s-lP.M
Flour Upper Lake and STATE neglected; extras in fair
csmspo saes SEQ bbs at IS IS 70 for extra Aichi
gan 0isDA ana OnO, and IS SO So for double extra.
Wheat quiet and unsettled sses 500 bushels new WHITE
ONO n 81 2s Corn in far demaud and shade drmer
sAies 20 eco busbes No Illinois at 6o &c 69c closing
vi the ,a,,er Oats quiet sxev dull RE steady GALES
$500 bcthes Western ct Csc Woiakoy nominal CarAl
IRE Rtts steady Lake imports 70 Gay, 5So2 Do hoaf
1900 nusneis wheat, 48 900 bushels 900 bushels
rye Canal exports-l COO bbs Eour. 1850 bushels
wheat 81, 600 bushels corn, II GOO bushels OATS.
Buffalo, August So p. n.
Flour quiet and unch apsed; safes 800 bbis Whes'
auet saies $50 bushels white Onto 1t 81 25, 200
Chicago spring for dptt &, at Goc Corn, 1rmee at th
core; &c 0c0 bushes No. npos'st 6ec, )ders
demspopg roc. at the cioee Os's quiet Barley auil
Bye steady, with fair Inquiry; sales $50 bushels West
at csc Whisxty steany; sales 10 obs. es FAC
Canal freieh,s steady Lake imports 5000 bbs. flour,
1000 bushels wbeag, bushels corn, 900 busheis
rye. Canal exports eco bushels -four 900 bushels
corn.
ALBANY, August S-sP v.
Flour very Dull and nothing Going wheat-SmaA sales
of bsdIerar.sn ~ 81 z5 Corn quiet; Gales l,eoo
ousbes esie.p miaec at 75c eGoat oatg quiet: gales
I2oC0 brsbe Cspads East at a0c. WnsGey--Saes loo
pp!s AT 20 nc. 2tAc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-09
Corvners' Iruussfs.

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT sAUuoy TO Ys-Coroner
Jackmap called upon yesterday 10 hold nques. at
No. 40 East Forteth street. upon the body OF lad ten
years old, ramed Jacob Kanhoz, who died from the
effects Of Injuries received by beng the rhra
avenue railroad under the following circa INST nces-De
ceaaed appeared, jumped the paorn OF No y
get of pushed 10 the groond and ruo over bJ
No 66, which wte coming Ia tue opposite drectol
and Injured severely cd In consequence The
evidence TO the boy e being pasned OF the patior
cnrfictins The jury rendered verdict OF "desn by
beips run over by No Of THIRD Avenue Railroad
Company from being pushed OF No q By sope per-