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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06

SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TgRx.-OcT. S-BefOre Justice
PIEgRKPofrT.
ORDER FOR THE SHERIFF To PROVIDE SUITABLE
COURT ACCosMODATIOEs
Judge Pierrepont yesterday made the following
order:
Whereas Special Term said Court for the tia OF c,use'
by (musy denomnsted Part Two ofthe Trs efu mas
be duly arpcintsd he held for the month OF October o
TO on Monday Of said month and to continue
until the Saturday and TO be held BY Edward Pierre
pout Justice Of said Court, ard - . 90
hereos The room iu which Part Two of the Special Term
fer the s % cauL, Jury ordered occupied for
other puTpose Superior Court not occupy
tha same, and
UITTea The Supervisors Of the Courty Of New fok do
NEGLECT 10 provide Court with suitable an satsut
Tor the dpr If said Cont thu Transaction OF thu
thereof although they have hereofor been oen IN a
requested 90 70 do. -, ..,-,
therefore the said Court by virtue Of the statute In such
case made provided doea ely order the Sheriff OF the said
County Of Newly provide the said Court with room
able sufficient for the transaction OF its business Tor and dur
Ing the usual October Tenn. . ,., -, -,
further hereby ordered by the Court that the Clerk o. the
Court serve forthwith upon said sheri copy oil tbs ORDER
duly certified by him to be copy thereof entered
judge Perrepont assures our reporter that ns sfae
ment that he had resigned is inc orrect. We received
our information from two sources-a prominent Dsmo-
cratic editor and leading lawyer; but It's evident
that these gentlemen must have been mistaken
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The creditors and stockholders of the Artisans Bank
met this morning, as per adjournment. Toe Chairman
called for the report of the Committee appointed to
wait upon Mr. Smith. Mr.. A. Wallis, the Chairman,
reported as follows:
Mr.. Chairman saw Mr.. Smith this morning at
shoot 81 ocock and he consents TO accept the appoint
uent of Receiver of the Artisans Bank Aud in doing
M. Smith wishes to state to the gentlemen pres
ell; AT this meeting that while occupying the appoint
ment, be TO give his time and attention 10 max
ing q full, complete, and ample examination OF the
affairs OF this bank and after be has done 80 10 exhibit
the result TO all parties who are interested so that there
stall lie no secrcsy, nor covering up IN any manner,
shout IT, snd TIA, everybody who has any Interest IN
the after may have fun and satisfactory opportunity
of understanding it. lie means TO administer the Office
OF Receiver entirely regardless OF persons and PERSONA
side ratiOns with desire TO do his whole duty
for the best interests of all who interested. The
rel OFT was accepted unanimously.
Mr.. Wallis then moved that we report TO the Court
that this e'ing of stockholders aud creditors have
unanimously nominated Augustine Smith 10 tae ofics
Of Receiver Of the Artisans Bank.
The motion was carried unanimously.
Mr.. Wallis then moved that a Committee be ap.
pointed by the Chair to make this report and recon-
nfndation 10 the Court Carried.
The Chair appointed such Committee ex-Judge
Edward Cowles A. II. Wallis, Frank Byrne, aud Jas.
Van Nance.
Subsequently. Judge Cowles reported to the Court
the action Of the meeting. Judge Leonard said that he
had discovered from tho papers that there were In
fuences 81 work In this case which were not made 10
appear before him.
Ii objected that the statute requires ten days TO
elsE after he refusal OF bank to pay its demands
before Racs liver can be appointed. The Court finally
granted another order TO show why an injunction
should not be granted under the Revised Statutes, re-
turpable tomorrow morning. II Mr.. Smith is not
then appointed the Judge will in all probability appoint
a Receiver Of bis own selection.
The Receiver Of the Erie Railroad announces that on
next Monday he will pay two overdue coupons on the
third mortgage bonds of that road. Another will
probably be paid within twenty days. The road is
Row earning at the rate of about 800 900 per month
net ard a. this rate viii soon be able to psy the
msinder Of its mortgage interest,"
The commerce Of this port for the last month was as
follows;
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Increase. ................... SCI al

At the meeting of stockholders on the Sd lost,
II following old Directors were reelected: A. Body
j. B. VaIDum, j. Fl. Knox, II. Morrison, and b. Will
sop, Of New-York; VIM. Baker ana W. Colburr of
Ohio; Geo. Cecil james Spear, X. Breckenridge, and
VIM Kent, of Indiana The new members selected
are Geo. ID. Morgan, Jss T. Souttsr II. A. Kent, aud
]. c. Richardson. Of New-York. All the old officers
we're reelected including DIR. Jas. b. Varnum of this
city ss Treasurer.
The Eagle Fire Company have declared a semi-an-
pusl dividend of 10 T. cent, payable on demand The
interest On the stocks Of the City Of NewYork due on
tie 6rt # November, viii be paid that day, by the
City Chamberlain bis Office, No III Nassau street.
TIE Second-avenue Railroad Company has declared a
quarterly dividend If y cent. Toe net earnings of
the paat three months $50 000-over y cent.
TIE Money market, on call is easier to-day and the
sutpy may be called abundant st y cont The banks,
however are not Lending much, excepting to their
regular dealers. Strictly rstclass paper is in mod
crate supply and rates are quite as low as a. any time
within two or three months On other descriptions
the msrke. is very IRE gusr ranging for good sight
sibge-nsm jobbers papsr, from to II q cent. Gro
GERS ines show little change.
The Richmond County Gss-Light Company have
declared scrip dividend Of 10 per cent. They have
reduced price Of the article from 81 to s. 30, and
have extended heir pipes nearly twenty miles through
the villages on TIE island.
TIE receipts of coal by the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad for the week ending the 29Ih
nj, yvere "a foioua.
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hANhiHo-CLkRk-In this city. % Thursday Ssos b. T.
EevY0k. -
fhELfs--WAkIN0-In Brooklyn the Issiasacs ef ths
brides fther Tbursssy Oct by ths Rev Or Csass,
Cbses fhe.gs D.. q Busal, to Miss CorasS C.. ~
est daughter Of henry p. ws1iIs -
sNTTH-BLAkE-on Thursday ocs 4 Mr. Harry suith II
Wsshpgton d. G. to Mrs Nancy a. Blake II his cxy.
sPEYERs ROGERS :. AZ Tt,ol. Du,obes. County q
Wfdrssssy, Oct g. Abe n Sp<ysrs Matilda L.vpxss,o
d.usbieY OF the lste Henry Rogers, jr.
Observation-Disclosures Brooklyn. Tuesday Oct O. BIZ
the Rev s. stons d. D. Mr. l. Raymond Thom.oa Of ~
civ on New York sab Is daughter Of the hts Jeha A.
Acklev of Brockyn.
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Arrived.


Steamship Monticello Gsssr, Washington D. c., ke, uadss-
and pass. II. B. Cromwell Co
steam9hip Paspsco VAIL Portland ndss- ana pass 70 H. D.
Crdmyell& Co
Steamship Potornsc Watson Baltimore dss ss H. b. Csom-
sbip Free Trade stover Msnila passed Aner yHy
4 sugar hemp. &c., TO r. p. Buck & CO.
Ship VIVA Rover (ef BOos) sparrow, Baltimore daysoosi
Brig Leonard Berry Steel ST. Jsso de Cuba II days sugar "a
Suth. Jones g. Co. - -, -
Big Aiphs Br Holmes Salt Cay T. l., Sept 81 salt to D.
r. Dewolk
Schr John Eorthup (Br. of Wintos n. Ross, sat Cay
4 II days salt 60 d Dewof Experienced heavy weather
had heavy ENE &c in the Gulf; parted head stays
Schr Elizabeth Hebdy Cahca Jacksonviue yellow pine
sebr Sarah Maria (of Cold Spring. Undei. Bsraco. IA
Savs, fruit, to Thomss 0ilmarin. .
Sch Cornelius Coles PstteD Virginia days potatoes
Schr =. C. Wood Edwards Virginia days, potssoea
schr Ellen Augusta Dickson, Virginia days potatoes
Schr Iowa, Tyler Virginia days, potatoes
Schr o II Lee, Soper Virginia days, wood.
Schr Bolivar, Totter, Providence, for Philadelphia.
schr Orion Hart, Philadelphia, coal, for SAlsrn-
schr Kate Merrill. Morris Port Jefferson Is hours
Schr u 4. Dopirg, Sn it'll. New Haven days.
Slocp Pioneer. Hall. Hartford days, In ballast.
Slcop j. A. Smith. Bessett. Stouing;on II horrs
Steamer Delaware Johnson Phhadephs and Caps May dss
steamer Pelican Baker Providence mdss to Isaac Oden
Steamer Petrol Kepney Providence mdse 10 lssac Ode
Steamer Bristol Allen, Phiadeps, mde 20 Lopez kbk-
stesmer Valley City Chapman Derby Conn., mdss 70 D. c.
4 r. Miller
sAiLED-sseamshp Quaker City for Havana aud Hew-or
lear ship jeremiah Thompson for Liverpool aud others
WIND-DuIing the day from n. to s. Sunset, N.N.W.
BY Telegraph.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 4-The steamship Co'uubis ssied ss
III a M from the Bar.
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MaRRIED.

oooDwIN-oOOPE-On wednesday, Oct g. j. Trumball
Goodwin 10 Elizabeth NJ daughter OF David Coops esq ali Of
Brooklyn.
HICKMAN TICE-on Thursday. Oct T. BY the Rev. Mr.
Posa Mr. Richard Hockmsn Of Calsyeas County, California
10 Mis- Anna Tice Of this city.
California papers please copy.
HINEs-ROMAINE-In this city, Monday Sept L. shsr.
wood Hnes TO Emee daughter Of Henry T. Romsiae eq
brides father by the Rev joseph d. Phip Chsnacey b.
lvss ESQ Rome, Italy I, Miss Maria Louisa Dayis eldest
daughter Of D. Wtpasis esai Of BrooblyA ny.
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ythur from deerda ou &i was le ct bs Eouss AMI
so gold piece the oor; tried 10 botroe o ds,5
ant aaie he T. barrow OF dsesSaut
him in Washing M.Iket sand Defendant tGshso n q
he paid plaintiff $50 four weeks running up 70 Ss Nc
Itlnp 6ed to the agreement to 6S per week Verdict
for d.fendsnt
T. CLARK for plaintiff Van Buren, and sexss for defend.u
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.........0cr
Cleared.

sseanship-Adrstic Cousock Hsvre Norh Atlantic Steam.
ship Company. ~
BHes-J Rhyrss. Pendleton NewO'lesns, N h. Brighsmi
T. ID Cameron Rysn BsEfsx, II. @. Donovan
scboorers-H ]. Kebedy, Harris, Elizabeth City X Pot-
ter Potter Key West; sussn (Br Lang Halifax Smihos
Co.; c. NJ Eevns. Hawkins, Mobile. sturges, CleHmas
Co Alma Edesin 81 John, r. DewoHi Gsorsi ana Way
colt Jacm. E. Beck; Min Avenue Kelly Phi sdephia Jaz
Hsrd c. Jsype Rowland Alexandria MASTER Clifton, Be'yea.
Haiiax ID. x. Dewof
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MnIrARr The 5sh Regi nsnt, under command Of
Col. scbws,x sasld,r afssr enc week srdaous gar
ri.cr DIV ard drlI in ihs Of The Ssse,sst Arti
kry st For, Wood, Bedloe's Island returned home on
THURSDAY e,epire. The l2th Regiment Independence
Gusrd. Col. ButtsrBeld. welcomed the b on their
reurp 70 al. ,i.y and escorted them to their qaarters
Both Regiments marched up Bro sdwsy to the Park,
ard were there reviewed by Brigadier Gen. Yates.
P,;or to the return of the 9Th Regimen, from the
bland, Col. schwarz Tseldsr in the pressDcs of bic
men returned thanks to Lisut Wm. Sinclair, L. s. A.,
for his attention snd ability in mpar;ing knowledge
of the Of the seacoast guns to the members Of the
Regiment.
On "Wednesday last, Msior-Gen. Sanford and staff
of the let Division n. s. NJ were insps tad, &C
CO diog to Law, by Msi. Ssm1 NJ. Afford The In
lpec,ion took place on B.dloe Island.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

ATTACK UPON THE BROOKLYN WIDE-AwAKEs.-The
South Brooklyn Republicans, who came over on
Wednesday night to join in the Wide-A wake parade
were assaulted upon disembsrking at the foot of Six
teeDtb street by gang with stones aud mud
snd their banner, which bad been got up on large
scale, and Get up by their wOrkmeu, at the place Of
lsndiDg, torn and soisd 30 that it could not be
used on the parade. Their horses were frightened by
the assasuts aud ran away, ipjaripg the vehicle to
Which they attached Cap Booth, of the Brook
lyn Prairie Rangers, hit at the corner of Sands
and Fulton streets by psving-stone. and 20 badly
hurt as TO be compelled to home He first caught
the ruffan, aud beat him with his tlagpole.
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Mh.el H:sh IAN ...uas e es..nlIis :,

K,hae Heb Ian eIsery .sn) ors.,sung % ccuHi :,
Outrage co lte girl ten jean OF age 81 NORM Delso
Chhtophr Ply nu enious assault aud battery on william ~
Bahsw bar tender at Bergen Point, and dsasero1ip
hu with knife Not su IT, having sctea0ny Id us
Tbcus, K.ne -,ssnl, and battery officer Not guilty.
Henry Herrs burglary In breaking into house sad sesnns
Edward Rodgers. ,sn And battery his wife, and attempt
ing to Hi her. Not guilty.
Peter Cl.k petit src.ny: Not guilty.
Fdwsio Stevens and William Henry for stealing row 0oa'
John 1ism tcoored burglary in entering toe house Of
Peter Biza6 boy ss.a1rg aud sbbns Peter ConrOy
Plesded guilty and s.ged thst II was IN self def.se
Cornelius H. Gse,schius ssssuttg Daniel H. Clark win
Arm HOsgsn stealing sl2 in bank bills Pleaded guilty to
RIidst Middleton, petit larceny; Not Guilty -,T,,
Peter Nipple stealing fowls. Guilty Of stealing tn IN when
drunk. but gave them back.
Under til, Hill selling liquor the Sabbath Guilty Tns
Court ned the prisoner $40 and costs and ordered him co %
Patrick Dowds and Charles meDemot. for the murder Of
CAP, John M Hopper ferry maseT Wseh,wken In an suray
for an strcdioss assault on Mr. Peel arising out
sD TS sstd "Ss s Gsss
Geld cOnduc. the defense MeDemo stated that bis friends
would provide counsel TO conduct his The prisoners are
young men, about q or % years of sge
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-A man
sed Frank Brennan keeper Of the Sycamore Hotel In Hudson
City arrested and taken before Justice Martin Of Hudson
CITY fe s.ny and b on Rswd and
Eliza segsd that the parties entered Brennans place aud
called for when for the proprietor
asiscIed the oman and beat her n bru4 inner n.
ir eide and neck incrg Injuries Forbes inter-
proec; his sister and ALA badly beaten The
cused wi held TO bail to answer the chsrge.
BrRsIsG FLUID AccIDEsT.-On Thursday night
between 10 and II o'clock Mr. Eevin sged reddng
IN tie Of No IS MONTGOMERY street jersey City was oaty
burned by the explosion Of fluid lamp. portion Of tn IL
r5 Arid was scattered upon Mrs Ne clohing setting It
fire and burnirs her badly about The arms and face.
Decentralization Burns previously mentioned
as having arrested suspicion Of brekng into the store Of
VIM Wbeelsn in Bergen street jersey Cry and steanS
Tiden there being sufficient evidence to impce him in
the tiansscton
GoLpRS WEDDISG.-On Thursdsy, 10Th inst, Mr.
and Ira podd Of Bloomfield ceehI'ted their golden wedding
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NEW-JERSEY I7IENS.

LArscHEs.-Tbs fine three.masted schooner Moses
r. Brsual which is being constructed al the yard Oh
the Hudson Dry ard Wet Dock Company near the
foot of Seventh street. Jersey City, 70 be launched
this af erpoon. Size is llj feet in length, 81
feet beam, about 10 feet deep, and 300 tun' msaspre-
meut. The schooner is owned by company N Jersey
Civ. 70 be commanded by Capt. Frederick Dayy, ana
10 intended for the co4stipg trade.
Mr.. Allison will Launch, in about two weeks from
bis ya,d foot of Eighth street Jersey Cry sic 4m
boat $40 feet in length She is intended as FIRE sht
and passenger boat between Ne~-York and R'ndou''
PkEsEsTmEYTs BY THE GRAND JURY-BTLLs OF
INDICTMENT AGAINST TWO MURDERERs The u AMI
INQUEST Of Hudson Co., which has been in session since
Tuesday last came into court Yesterday and presented
bills Ofndictmsnt against eighteen persons for murder
felonous assaults, burelariss and other 'rimes AT
D NJ. the prisoners were brougbt into c'urt before
Judge Ogden, when they charged and pleaded as
follows; ,,,.r.-
George Allen for picking the pocket Of COfaeu' "sASf
Pssded not guilty. 49,, h--u,.-v IN
the house of Constantine Ruff for slonoU asssri AID
hssrx on MI Ru and cusag hiu with knife sso to pseI
larceny Ia sseains jewerY. Pissdet no: stity
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Money aud the "a Tor make the man, HOLMES
,s Pbo.orrspf sets him l. postery IA respectable ma
r "a Tor 81 No 595 Brosiwsy and large sic coofe
fog q
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GAS, GAS, Gas FIXTURES.-Just out OF our Fac
tory, an immense stock Of pstterns Cal a. our hAnuc
'"i"s D'P'@ - WAlUyER, PECT& 20.
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FELoNIoUs AssAULT.-I esterday morning, Edward
Csssh bBek thief who hiss been confined in the Pentnary
tines ttsupted 10 shoot Joseph Johnson at his
rooms the Of Mission Place and Worth street John
sn cried murder until Officer Nsey arrived st the scene
Cs5sn imue jatey deoampd and pursued by several 9TH
ceYs through Causl and Elm streets He
finally cap aud brought before Justice Welsh who commit
ted the dfeDSat to fer assault II stated that
the Difficulty between the coloed parties caused by jealousy
Csssin ths morning at o'clock 70 Johnsons and
apeS hnsoLs wife which johnson refused EheeuPon
b. d.ficrlty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06

TRIAL OF A STEAM FIRE-EYGISE One of Mesars.
Lee e. Lsrped steam re-eDgipes was bought to the
City Hall Park yesterday afternoon by Engios Co.
No. H. for the purpose of testing Its capacity The
Company are anxious to procure 'ieam epgioe aud
with the view of obtaining the best kind have tried
several This engine lie as light as il can we'll be
made, weighing a little over q, 100 pounds, and is
adapted for horses or to be drawn by hand. Water
was obtained from the basin in the Park. fire was
lighted and steam was raised il seven minues ami 10
FIVE Minutes stream was elevated TO tbs roof Of
the City Hail. through 100 feet of hose from S-inch
rozale. steady stream was played for come minutes
and the greatest hight attsted waa the roof OF the
cupola on TIE Hall. The amount of stean used was
about 100 pounds The engine ia very easily handles,
snd well adapted for the purposes for which it is in
tt1ded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06

bonds At the Second Board there was an active and
bouyant market and still higher prices, in some cases
were established. The market closed steady IN the
street after the session. The effect of the Artisans
Bank and IslsDd.dvidend shock appears to have
been exhausted, and with slightly easier money mar
ket and favorable accounts from the West the courage
of operators has returned. The closing prices were
United States S. 1874 1929 al02s; Tennessee 6s S95
a co. Missouri &c, III ais; Canton 2l4d2ll; Pacific
Mail s6l 81; New York Central 1871 aS9i; Erie Rail
road, 39i tO Hudson River Railroad, 64a6li; Har-
lem Railroad, 22a22l; Harlem Preferred, 500 III;
Reading Railroad, 46la AZ; Michigan Central 6si Ia
co. Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, Ut
22I; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guar
sntsed 4si 049; Panama, 125al26; Illinois Central,
S5a ssh Galena and Chicago Railroad 75l 76 Clsve-
land and Toledo Railroad, 46Ia41 Chicago and Book
Island Railroad, 73a73i; Chicago, Burlington, and
Quincy Railroad s9I 40; Illinois Central IS, 81
97I.
The market for foreign bills is very dull with good
supply Of msrchsnts sterling signatures on the market
at IO7 Up L, lO9 Banks and Bankers are 1904 1885,
France, 5 IL 5.l5.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Recepta
$40 1876 3Ofor Customs. s77 OOOi Payments, $780, :
90 O5; Balance, 1896 5l3 Is.
Freightf-Rs,es lower not outstanding the large
offerings. To Liverpool: 90 900 bush. Wheat Of 3d.
in bulk and bags 500 bales Cotton at 7-32d. 5000
bbls. Flour at Be- 500 bbls Rosin at Be-. Cd 1000
boxes Cheese at ass and go bales Hops at ID. To
glasgow: 1000 bbls. Flour on private terms. To
Bremen: 100 bales Cotton at ic. ship of I'll tuns on
TO Apstisla private terms. brig of 2!5 tuns to
Mobile and back for a. 500. vessel Of 300 tuus TO
Bnenos AyTes with Lumter at $50 aud per cent
p,imsge. brig Of $50 tuns from Nofokto Barbados
with Saves at $l5 schooner of l25 tuns to the West
Inda Islands aud back for 81 100. brig of225 tn to
Gulf port and back for g. 500 vessel of 80 tuus
bone from Ire Wtst Indies with sat at l0ic., and
vessel ont to the Wess Indies for 1850.
The New-York Central Railroad Company report
FOR Earn ipgs:
September lI'S q
September, 1889. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1883
Incresse............ ................"sl0Sl96 81
The Michigan Central Company earned in
September Ss.i,4Z
September, Ho'SS'
Increase................. ................S+0,56
The receipts On the Grand Trunk Rail way for the
week ending
September 70 veIs -, sss
sg7,5O3 81
The total receipts from July to
September % .............S- 2lf6t -
Same period last 5L4Z5b SO
IDcTesse............ ..................Sb7426 %
The receipts TO, the week mentioned above are the
largest ever reSlized on tbis road
The earnings of TIE Toledo and Wabash Railway
Company for September, were as follows:
49,. %.
Freis It,. VI
Mall aud Expre5s....- ......-...s......s of4o oZ
Totl........................... $l06 100 81
Last yesr,,.,,,.,,....... IA $50 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06

hosRIsANIA Horticultural EXHIBITION The
Hortiepus Society Of THE 70 Tn held very success
full exhibition in Morrisapia Hal on Wednesday aud
THURSDAY, which was well patronizsd by exhibitors
and visitors. The fruit WIS particularly fine, aud re-
ceivsd ire warmest commendstion. Cat fl vera sad
vegetables were in greet profession Toe Hall was
beautifully sndsppropratey decorated with evergresns
and aowers BY the ladies of the village.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06

THE Fourth AvENUE MAISs.-Tbs contract for lay !.
ing ttes- nsins has been duly iensd and the surees
accepted, and yesterday the work was commenced.
The sipuls,es tbst the work shall be cone 10
five month";; bat Winter months are not included il
the spree meut
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