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were two great dirtric1 which had been considers
neAy worthless. The one lay between he waters of
the Hodson ard Lake Ontario, the other sists Of
Lorg leland, stretching ont from the NevYork lar
bor ote huIdied and thirty miles into 3 Q Aisn'ic
Ocean. OF the fret OF these it needed no prophets
vtor to foresee that it, vsDeys now neglected
TO tee 10 with waving grams, and tina, i.s mountain.
were to be covered far from their bsse. With ocks
and herds. OF the latter, he saii, that
clo,tr observation and successful experiment
had diSipa,ed nsspprehension in reg ard to its fel
ty they had shosn tina, ne soil was waim, genial,
and productive, and there little hazard in predict
ing that would at iistant time become the garden
Of the City OF Nev-York. He assured the Society
that he who permitted the remains Of animal or .ge
sbles TO decay around him. iuttead of Incorporating
them with the sol, impaired the hestafulness of his
home, ard by sow but unfapg process pre- .red the
destruction of his farm and the mpovesbmeIt of his
posterty. In conclusion, he sad thai before the end
Of the nnsteenth century whoever might stand on
Fort Washington would look ounot over the sites Of
buried cities, or living cities sbased by naction and
slOtb, and waters scarcely stirred by the kees Of
comDerce-but on rivers bearing on their boeom the
mighty traffic Of continents, and cities and shores
instinct with life and liberty, and industry and intel
lectual power.
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THE SIXTH WARD MURDER.

THE MURDERESS IN THE TOMBS.
Coroner Jackman held an inquest a. the Sixth
Preccct Police Station on the body of Michael Cam
lev not Michael Cornelius, as previously reported,
WHO died In the New-York Hospital from the effects OF
stab received last Sunday evening at the hands Of
Margaret SheIidao, who fed immediately Afterwards,
bat was subsequently, arrested IN Yonkers by OHicer
Jourdan. Three young women Of respectable appear
ee daughters OF the deceased, were preseL, at the
irquisition and watched the proceedings with muen
interest Most OF the testimony went 70 show tnstthe
prisoner he'd stsbted Csrley because Sc she said ne
had stolen fifty cents from her, which che h=d lsbored
hard for.
subjoired vii De found portion of the moot in
poYiant testimony ELECTED before the Coroner:
ars.re, Ry,n Of No Et Pearl street ,uorr, ny.-ou At
Saturday Evening prism az into violent rage 'ne ns
If, il sef tanc, vLiek az Was usIs - ee. sLa s
There ola wko robssd re Of my bard earn
st t,t h,d receives iion Say .e :. I: "a - a.,
~Ad became CO..! this tooa gsse s2oH: 0ect see
on Sunday .v, ins .boGi oeoeL sting on
is font ',o.p and Csn-J sanding II the yaId ,e
there for Pail q a. vas f1en dJ~s e
ace lin sway gong igwad ai. hoes Ad
60 'ui o. ny szet; se came oas 4 leg ho1eL' - Is.
ch atou. t~ey. ee. deep; al ths e ne cecesec ~as
a. fra; ;horgbt BE- had 'hroS1 srasei MO ne
Of he witch s.esIed around n SAID Ne BAD oesn
With piece q gas. sad wa eone win saAip
instrument exclaimed is STAB T:h snif- r Toe Ell:
Ing nn r of5cer AM Nm Ryan ard the P,octf
.isneias the ,;ePs Of their house ssia . Nj. &
~ seed !" tie pIoler Sad, f.' nsse ., Slns Hl
the H-rr IssiG II. Of aging - or 40" 4
sab G; tD !" the prisoner sri, 'Aid "a. M q 'G,s
Sic wno would of,> ooconl- u
.o1cs,ss AID when would axe otoer pope. p'p-y ~
sHy eng lie todd 81 Is ka1s' CT, and &c % -'' very
lzlrE
JoLn Ryss ofSo as Pearl s.-es livd where a'ee.r
ves .e.5sd tbs: Sunday sTenisE re pf'onef
I'D Eiln ace n. oeceao 4eross ~ iAs VIZ Ae
ed stsoo-c al n me
Hcsrssl Tie xtu4,s Lad oen Eept cr.re Of lie Dcas
~ crank TIE rrs.oner chagi deceased VIA hssiSz
..su Try fn r.r sr1 u :bc wo.s-@s hn
inp prsonssb b@fSre be ~n eh~s-t WILL ',esias
money
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Mestr. Schmerslhl, Hinok 4 Co, dealers 10 -four
and meal, occupying the upper part Of the building,
No 2, sustaire ed damage ~ water 10 the amount OF
81 600 or Al 500.
The b.sernert occupied By Msssrs. Eagard Self
zer eeaers IN esgs butter &c. Wa filed With water
70 the depth Of ave or sX inches The loss Of Mesrs.
Z. & s., We were unable 20 ssoeits'n.
At ndniglt the walls Of the coffee and spice mil
we're pushed down By the fiemen and the elsabhsh-
ment left in smple.e ruins.
FIRE IN HOUSTON srRIET-BALLoOSIS6.
Yesterday afternoon q fire occurred on the root OF
the dwelling house No. - Houston streets, but being
discovered at early moment was exiting 1ished be-
ft re much damage done. Il. seems tins, some boys
bad been experimenting with balloon upon the root,
and the FIRE va. ooca.ioned by their careesssess in
usllS 0 spiIt laup.
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FIRES.

DESTRUCTIVE rlRE IN wAsHIsGToS srRrEI-Loss
ABOUT So 600.
Last night about 10 o'clock FIRE broke out IN the
building Nos 235 and 237 Washington street, occupied
BY Messrs. Wright Gillies 4 Brother as a coffee and
spice MIL ard thence extended 70 the adjoining build
ing No 233 belonging 10 the Rhnelsnder estate and
occupied on the second and third hoors by several
families. How or in Whist manner tie FIRE rginsted
or in what portion Of the establishment il started is
not known, as the place was closed al the time.
Owing to the light and combastible material about
the premises the h.mes spread rapidly, and before
lev could be checked the buildings Nos. 25 and 27
with their contents, were totally destroyed and the
roof Of No. 233 burned Of. Messrs. Gies & Brother
were the owners OF the buildings Noe. 235 ard %
and they roughly estimate their less q. about go OC
~ Gee being On stock and machinery. lrsured Tor
s30 Geo il the Beekmsn, Nev-Amsfercam s. Marx =,
5. Nicholas Irving, Jertey City, Wihans6urgn, and
Hamilton Insurance Companies, on stock and machine
~. The buildings aso insured, but IN what Con-
psnies We did 10, learn.
Damage 70 No. 2s3 about $780, Insured in the
North Kiver AM Greenwich Insurance Companies.
NJ Rhir.arder occupied the fret floor as an once,
and ysstsi1o "a considerable damage BY wster.
MeEsrs. Beatty * Mitchell, wholesale gfocsrs, oecu-
pyipg Nc. 81, sustained damsge By sstsr 10 the
smo Irt Of $50 or g. 0C0. Their cellar IN which was
stored sosp and mo.assCs, was flooded. Insured on
stock SO G00 the Krekerbccker, Peoples Z. 1llsI'
eial, spd Living Insurance Companies.
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FATAL EyFEcTs " CBLOEoToRN-A PHYSICIANS
VILE The yicrlx.-For several years past, Mrs. Ms
tids Klein, wife Of Dr.. Carl Adolph Klein residing
at No "a Ninth street. has been great sufferer
from nervous tOotnsche. So intense was the pain g,
Intervals that Mr.. Klein was in TIE habit Of nhalng
eblorofor1o, which appeared to be the only esctus
remedy in such eases. DC Thursday evening Mrs.
Elm desired her husband 70 retire FOR the night but
he objected, the srorLd nat il ssily TO 90
10 bed. She seoudingy went - her room alone,
snd in eoustqnsrce Of nayirg q young child, Mr..
Klein occupied other apartment, AID ne did not
liz wife sgsin thst night.
daughter Of Ms. X sud snoher little gil slept 10
the same room with her, and a, 3 O'Clock on the fol-
losing mo,nicg the daughter vas swakeLei BY hear
irg the babe scresn. On jumping up to learn the
cause, The little gil terribly alarmed to zee her
mother PROSTATE upon the floor. SIZE tried in vain 70
awaken hsr, and, Stopping moment for reflection
rsn " her is;hei Tcom, sld .od MN that her mother
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Adver isemsnt
PARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES PROM THE

Dr. HArrLEY bsss to those Of HE patients With
whom he been that he has In mpspce
with their special made semsps sssbsh his
Ear Institution In and b. generously offers attend
all persons suffering from sc.ions u the Ear charge
Until curedhsre BY proving his unsqasd protect
s the deaf from being svir died paying sstysA Aarss
eAorbant es In advance and the Of sill sssous
ey by permitting the sepcson Of dangerous remedies By In
experienced and unshillful bsnds
Dr. H. may here state that be hsspo connection whatever WITH
any advertising deafness neither hes be psf
mission for the publication Of oeacss p1rpoDg
from him. and cannot therefore, b. responsible fr any alarming
consequences resulting from sbne and desperation The as
Of not be nssrss to bas tbs dcrvs
ton Of Of the most important Of the ought b
gsrdsd aud treated with than ordinary solicitude.
Deafness Iose In the hssS and eli dissest discharges from
the Ear speedily and permanently without ths
least pain inconyenienoe in eli guaranteed
where nslformstion does sxs-
Thirteen yea close almost undivided attention 20 this
branch Of special practice has enabled him reduce
% sUch degree " fad the confirmed
and oblss yield BY steady attention 10 the pre-
sefibed.
The destruction by Ere Of The Phsd.his Ear fnrmsry <
which Dr. HARLEY the head having released him from hs
duties city he hes established nstitnop,
Tor the exclusive Of Ear Diseases No. lof 18th It.
opposite IA. Academy 81 Music, n y
Consultation and Examination each morning
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CITY ITEMS.

The AMERICAN IssrIrurr.-Although this Insti'
tute is known to the public principally through its
annual Fairs, it has Library for practical men, of
nearly 10 600 volumes. A hst Of works recently added
will be found in another column.
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Adyer.ieneDt
DEAFNESS AND DISEASES or THE

Dfs LIcBTBiLL p>rmsDsSiy Io5s,sd Q. No. ~ bon1s.
New Yos sud devote a0f strntion sxeasivsy % ZOE
fspept 81 DiskssEs IL tie E.s ss1 Eye Although they 90
Dot PFofes every Tat pnesents seif JET LOO
their Is1s. experience theJ fce tb<msvss
wsrsnisd hid ot hope ~ wbose ess>s nsse 49,
hitherto ssincub Their bas nsen esrec1
N sri.d IN re trsstmspt ~ Desfses By sad ssnaas
method which Las re,siyed united sptobsos Of ne pro-
trsl
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Change IN THE HouR OF THE Music AT THE Gen.
TRIAL PARK.-Mr. j. Wrey Mould has changed the
hour of CONNIE ncng the musc at the Central Park
on Saturday afternoons, from a to 81 p m, at which
latter time this delightful entertainment under bod.
worth, will commence to-6sy
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TAdveftisement |

ENGLISH CRICKETERs.-An imperial photo.
graph Of the An England Eleven sxhbitioa Q
BRADYs GALLERY, No. Gas Broadway elsscksrsL
Also s.ersosoosic View Of the Cricket Ground viii
Crets,en playing Copies Of the s.ersoscops for sole.
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RECEIPTS or T.IE:.-The Tax Receiver reports
the total amount Of receipts the present season as
$6i63O &C. Of which $500 A. is from Croton arrears.
During the past week the receipts were SECS 1870 IL.
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IAsyeri,snert

QrERU's PATENT JELLIPIED CASTOR OIL
The rressy Of the Oh osys,.d
any oopstr s@r H. 10 ,be b. pgrxsve foo cads.
OGoe, Nc. 10 +hsy, and cold BY all respectable Druss
F,syoLD. PAbgEa h MowEa
Wholesale Agents, Nc. Is Bs~kmAn-se
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AdvSrtlsen st.
Merchant, Gom nhro.d. al.

NercbaLts from sbroso, .Dd others will fsd the
PHrESoLocIcaL hcsEcn % FOWLER WELLS 10 Ss Brosl
~sy I'-r.snr place y ~ CONTAINS ssss and
portIas VI tho noted Of the wod ExsDiasions
daily.
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CoHnIssIosERs OF PoLicE.-This Board failed to
meet yesterday afternoon, for want of quorum. The
majority of the members sbssnted themselves to At.
tend the funeral of Mr.. Leupp.
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Advertisement
LONDON sTEREoscoPic COMP

LDNDOS oiLhhos,oFN NonrhNts
III. attention ofeesess Invited 70 The mott eh sn1 ss
,p,iy. uErEeLt Il sIEAEoscoPIc Goods offered ~
An.rtca NEW foRK DEsor,
No. 81 Broadway.
Couyy De.srs desns 70 engage 70 the trade receive
w.sese,sd ssnpecsss Of e&s 60 tlss vsass eJ ss'
vncigg esah c!csrs-
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Ar EvERDELLs WeDDIN,, CARDS, NOTEs,
Lc-Thsse c-~hs.d Cards. esAa'ly engraved the hxbess
style d ID. ar only be ksd c BDed~sy, passs
Ls.abIlsbed Ia 1919.
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OUT OF THE DEPTHs.-No better moral drama
~ ,,,,n than this. and moral 1fsms could be more e.
Ce,.,x ,,..n,,d BAHxpas MusyCH Deserves pse crsd4
s ,reh vbosone establishments In ssro - To-
In.,yx OcT or RE 70 ss repsssed THIS AsTsa
Moor ID LyExIxG.
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COMFORT, HEAITH, DURABILITY, kCoxoMY.
-ToLnxxs sxLs.vxsrJLAfrS sSsfsc BEo sscy6sikfnAr
copibirsd Wsusssss Der Bed N ess.Les III
bi.<d Nc g7t BrsSdu o., ssd An<Eeaa lsstatass Su
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An ALDERMAN FISED FOR VIOLATING CoRpoR
ALTON OppnAxcR-Yeserday morning Alderman Brsdey vas
politely served with summons BY man who aid he ~.
policeman informed that complaint bad been made against
Elm the City Hall Court for violating Co,po son osSnsnee
To. be ote but had also the emsanc OF
,rous affair Entering Court Room the Alderman rather
genuine sdsvit which ws hAneee nm
and stated that the driver Of oean csnSe owus9 ~
him hauled up for doing business without esnse
The Alderman teeps livery stables mp towu)
that he had licenses than be hsd drivers nd that hs
was The magistrate told him that the Law made
Il the DUTY of the owner that bis drivers also bcsnd
ard default Of doing which, the fine would fall upon himself
lie wss fned SO.
SuL-BoAr SroLES.-James Guthrie, Of No. SO
Eh avenue complained that the 2!d Of September lest
ss boat beonsps taken from the place where he
the habit Of keeping and hstt wss recently found es
sned with copper taken Of and entirely ruined Three
boys arrested fer the and admitted taking the boat of
sail The found In the possessiou OF EAwerd
HUGHES arrested. Justice Quackenbush COM
mitted them all ~ ans The boa, valued at 10
BALLOON ASD RoPE-WALNsG CLAUSE IN LIrE
PoLicEsn view Of the prevsDs mania for exosas human
risk of balloon excursions aud kine
rmsnc. 10 suggested that Life Insurance Companies
shall insert clause ell future policies prohibiting the Insured
om inducing In those ssk except the Of forens
the policy ~ osa We should hike to what ea:a rate
csie ful sctuary would strike for balloon voyages
WAL Street Underwriters.
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tAdvertiss uient.
GURNEY's GALLERY.
fAdyertismer

First block below the Nsw.York Hotel
PHoroGRAPHs, DAeUEnREoJyPEs, AkiAruRss - OIL aa1
lvoRYrrPEs.
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RooT PHorOGRAPHc GALLERY.

T. FARis, Proprietor.
No. 1858 Broadway, coms Of franklin It,
PHoTociAFHs in every style.
DAGUEkREoTYPGs, IyosyrYpEs, o.
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fAdy-r,issulsns

GEO. SAUNDERs's METALLIC TABLET RAZOR
STsoP This ninss article may obtained Of the sos
gisetrsis SAUNDERS, No. Asor House. and d the
nous sssEts tnros CHOU. he city
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IAzYrft..rnlsL

IsDIA-RuBBHR SPRING BED Don't forget
there India epns Bel No S2 Broadway opp-
site the Hospital You invited call aud judge Whether
there another In he msIket half - god. Look sth
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IAdvertissmentI
BRADY'S GALLERl

Has RRsovrD nom No. $50 Broadway No. S4j Broadway
corner Of Blssekerst
PnorosnAPns, DAeuEsRrorYPEs and AxsaorYrKs
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Gas, Cas.-Cas Fixtureb, OF beautiful design
sd 6p,h vi b. found toe ,s, ~hoessI- Manufacturing
Depot Of WAsSks Pea q Co, no. s7s Broadway.
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A corner SrosE TO BIZ LAIp.-The corner stone
of the Madson.svenue Baptist Church, of which the
Rev. DR.. Hague lie Pastor will be laid on the corner
Of Madison avenue and Tnr;y.frst street, Monday
next, at 3p. m. Drs. Hague, Sommers, Lathrop, and
others will take part in the exercises.
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an IN. soor Mr.. Klein hastened be-
-. "a t,p,a hi, vie - described not only dad,
brit quite cold she sppaTcntiy hsvine elp'fed come
two or three hours previously. riA iaooiee cnio.
-, va, found on the door near the corpse, and
On. .o,k If the vial was discovered in the oec' ME-
E,., % all appearance had Inhaled or swaiiowcd the
r,.,,. Of the vial and on subsequently, being seized
- ,,,rI.;on. had fallen 10 the floor and expired
Co,on,r Sch,rmer, yesterday, held sn inquest On
IN the busbatd OF deceased tssnhed TO
80 facts. II slso appeared in evidence that
=, -, r,.vious 10 her death Mrs. n. sent her
80 - ,h. ding store OF Charles Holman, No.
go g., three CENTS worth OF chlorofcrin, -
r., ooap don. previously. The fact OF rms 1851
~. xss r,lpowu TO Dr. Klein. domestic in
,h family testified 10 calling in deceased room oeio
-. ., hs5 and finding her In a deep sleep and
S,..,h;n, be.v;lv She knew nothing Of soy chioro-
form.
Dr. Boutop made an external exami astion u INC
bo5v and from the history Of the case was Oh tne
ooipiop that death wss caused by spoplely nom
taking chl,rocrm and the Jary rendered verdict :"
bat effect
Deceased was 81 years Of age, and native OF
Germany.
MozARr HALL ASSEMBLY NosISArioSs.-The AZ
sembly Conveotions of the Mezarthsn pemoe'sV
met last evening in their several Districts, 10 hon
rate candidates for Assembly. Below We present inc
result:
Dist. l. Dennis J. Connolly noriaAted.
H. Adjourned 10 Monday evening
Ill Jsmes MeCuloush vas uomua,ed.
~. Adlosrned TO Tuesday evening"
V. Aoiouraed o Monday sv-riog
VI. Ad burned to Monday evening
VII Adjourned To Tuesday evening.
VIII Orsaniz,5 and ss jouned TO Tuesday evening.
TX There fousen delegates presrnt On an nfotmA
ballot. Anorev LeAEy received 5 voice Jos Dunn
s. and Daniel McCooe 4 Adjourned over y tues
day evening" when they ~i meet q Peter DoiAns'
corner Of Twenty seveo.h street and Seventh avenue
X. John Burns nominated -,
Nl Twelve delegates preseol Adonrneo over 20 rh
dsy Lisht 10 order 20 have full meeting
XII. Adorned 10 Tuesday.
XIII. Adjourned TO Wednesday evening
XIV. Adjourned to Friday evening
Nv George W. Nsrsn nominated
XVI. Henry Arcularius . nominated
XVII Thomas Neltch nominated.
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next, al P. m. Drs. Hasue SOmulere, LatnIop, anu
others will take part in the exercises.
The BrbLr IL THE ScHooLs.-Yes.erdsy being the
pay day of all the school teachers for salary accrued
during the month of September, the Bible bylaw Of
the Board OF Education required the principals to
ndorse on the pay roll tina. all the rules of the Board
of Education have been obeyed. The principals Of
the Fourth, Sixth, and Fourteenth Ward schools
were unable to make such Endorsement the Bible not
having been read any Of the schools n those Wards,
except the female and primary departments of No. q,
in Mott street. Fourteenth Ward. Mr. Warren, Pres
ident Of the Board of Education therefore deducted
from the pay roll the salary of all the principals in
these Wards taking the ground that ss the duty Of
opening the schools devolved upon the principals
they alone responsible for the violation of theru
The folio wing schools where such deductions have
been made:
Sixth wnd-No. q, a. p and g. Fourth wsrd-No. g. 25
and a. Fourteenth wMd-Nos Il. and ~.
FuSIRAL OF Mr.. CHARLES NJ. LEuPP.-Yestsrday
afternoon the remains Of Mr.. Leupp were conveyed
from his late residence, in Madison avenue, to the
family receiving tomb in Greenwood Cemetery. The
funeral attracted large Of people, among
whom were many Of the most prominent and worthy
citizens of New-York. The body placed in the
large ball Of the mansion with the features exposed to
view 80 that all could look upon them At u o'clock
the Rev. DIR. wden, formerly Of ST. MstthsWs
Church. Jersey City, read the services of he Episco-
pal Church for 1.-THE burial Of the dead includingthe
esson from the with chapter of the fret episte of
Paul to the Corinthians. After the services had con-
cuded the friends and old servants of the family took
last look at the face Of the dead and turned
ing away. The body Was then pla,ed in the hearse
and the mournful procession moved off in the follow
ing order:
Csnsse with Undertaken Mr. Lews H. Lent, and Asssa1A
Carhsse containing the Rev. Dr. Bowden.
Carnss.s containing the follow ring Pail Bearers:
Henry l.. Person A. N. C0ztens,
VIM II. Appleton, Shepard Knapp,
o. d. T. Grant, Edwin n Youaz
Wn NJ Eyarts, John Ballard.
John II. Goarhe Wheeler D.fonest,
F.F. MaIbDIy, VIM. Cullen Bryant.
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TIE NEW YoRK STATE FAIR.
THIRD DAY.

TRIAL AND FAILURE OF THE STEAM rLow-
GREAT CROWD AND GREAT SUCCESS.
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MaIDhyI W N. t4I1
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TIE HEAR5E. (:


Carriages containing ID. w. Lee ard family, a. chief
Cansee eonainps Drs Ludlow and Williams the family
phy,iciAns
A long line q carriages With friends, he.
AL the stores IN the swamp we're closed during the
afternoon as token OF respect for the late Mr. Leupp.
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holo oef q con .l:oi-n's ION Jan % oct 30
BY the report Of the Superintendent Of the Asylum
on Onehpndred sLd-Seven'y-dfth street, near the
Bgh Bridge there were il3 children in that depart
uent on The let October. The children orderly,
and improving in their studies. There were Dot eny
special oa.es Of ilLeEs during the month, nor any
escapes.
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mozart HALL ASSEMBLY NosISArfoSs--The AZ
sembly Conversions of the Mczart-Hsn Demoersy
met last evening in their several Districts, 70 non'
rate candidates for Assembly. Below We present the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-08

The JuyEsILE AsrLUN.-The regular monthly
meeting of the Directors Of this institution held
on "wednesday evening; A. K. Wetmore presiding
TIE Supsrinte ndent Of the House Of Reception, No.
II West Thirteenth street, reports for the month Of
September az follows:
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-05
WW09.g.N'TED,5 90 BUSH. PEACHES
" by [sept9l z. II. COOK & SON.

HV:g.N' SVYLLE PL.R.N1JS'R .4.N.D
IL Flooring MILL Second street. between Chest
nut and Cherry, dealers in Lumber and manufactu-
rers of Doors, Shutters, Blinds Sash, Door and
Window Francs, Mouldngs of every size, oGring,
Notwithstanding, Shelving, Nantes, Base Pilas-
tiers, Greenhouse Sash, and Chain Pump Tubing.
large assortment of Sash, Blinds, Doors.
Mouldings and Pump Tubing, constantly on hand.
Also, ready worked Flooring of all kinds,
Persons about to erect buildings in the Southern
or Western country, considering the lew rate of
freight by river, railroad and canal will find it to
their interest TO purchase at our establishment,
where they be supplied with all the carpenters
work, ready made, of seasoned lumber, for the fin
ish of buildings Our work is not made most
factory work, with lemons half way through, but it
is framed in the came manner if made by hand
Saving of al kinds done on short notice. Terms
cash. unfco5 otfIer-rf5e cS5s5
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A last, Mt VAUTIER & MAKC0NNIER'S,
40 Main STRAIT