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DHeos " IoroS eo1 Deskts Dept q, l66Lf
sKALlp PRoPosALs, for eeoh GLASS separately,
class) for the Navy Yard at name the yard ~ will
be reoeived at this oce until noon on the I'd day OF
October next tor furnishing and deiiveTing at ths
several Navy Yards named the materials and ar
tcles embraced In printed schedules, which sii be
furnished on application, aud sent by mail If so re-
qaesed to persons desiring TO offer To contract for
any or oil of the GLASSES named the rein by the Com
pandants Of the .evera Navy ards, for the lasse
for the yards under their command. or by the NAVY
Agent nearest thereto or by the Bureau for any or
all the yards. =
To prtrent con fnsion and mistakes in SCALING III,
ofers no Did tctI be reesicfd which CONTAINS
for more th1a one yard IN one enrsiope; and each
d 'vidual ETA firm INST sign the bid and contract
Bidde 8 are hereby cautioned and particularly
mott that their offers must be In the form here
lnafte! prescribed, and be mailed In tune to reach
their destination before the time ores for rsceiv
Ing theT; bid riH be eoHS idered tchteh shall Be-
reeeivsd after the period stated and allotcanet
tcILl be ma fs for 5aiIsysS Of the mail. - :
To guard against Offers being opened before the
time appointed, bidders are requested to endorse
on the envelope, above the address, and draw a
line under the endorsement, thus:
"Proposdls for Class No. tnanss the eldss) for The
Macy Yard at lnaue the yard ~ :
To the Chief Of the Bureau of Yards and Docks.
Washington, ID. G.. :
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&R su 1sFsh aS Ssa Fs HIS Ssy 5H,o

Or so AND sftss Me, issn lss ths g.fns Will run
moIs.SsMaiI, except sunasyJ 8 s ga, a.. sEs IL
press dsky az 6 z. M Both Trains 70 difsctiy
SOUTHWEST AND N6RfHWEsr "ssr'
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the A. N.
commodshon Train. LEAVING Piedmont AZ ~ a.
a And between Grafton and fafksrIburS, tsfe
N The FksbERiGGK[ 0T TR sHsIltin Gsy., p.,,
aS0 N; And FIederick at6 81 A. ri,
=; Ths ELLlCOfTs MI LIS TRAIN leave BAL
snd Eieotrs Mills at 74e and llse A. and sl
Fer further Information, T,okee. of
60, apply 70 r. ENGLAND Aren't al s n n nm;
station, or at the Ticket once. - S~n'osh
w Master Of Trsnssn,tasI,,
IL. M. COLE. Gent Tioket Sssrt.
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REsPIrE MARY Naylor, a slave, who was to
nave been hung at Annapolis, Md, yesterday, for
the murder Of her master, has been fespited She
VIII be executed on the 9Th Of October unless tn
Governor shall deem it proper to further interpose
executive clemency
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r.. SPRING CLOTHING

WALL, SFEfHENs ( co. are this day in 70.
3SSitRt OF sneir second supply of SPRING CLOTH
nNu sNq meterial Tor their custom trade oonsist-
ing OF New Cloths, Cassimers and Vestinss. OF the
Attest styles, which they will make 10 orSe. IN an
pesior style at very low prices. 's
0enus me1 Wishing an immediate outfit will & nd
N ", our keaay mode Delsrtnent every article OF
wearing Apparel suitable to their want.. y
.,u WALL. STEPHENS { Co.
Il .lHhFL-s sss Penn. sysnua.
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FRrsou Nlfil Ea .El COOKS so !.

E, MILITARY COOKS. 81
H kENCh tlCHsTlkN have Iust Feoe sed
large and complete Assortment Of Militia ~ Boeks
OF AL kinda, which they offer iron ten 70 Inv
ls. cent below the regular retail prioes.-ln-
A rev edition Of Hsrdss's Infassry and skise
for>c9 voianteers' Maaaal. VIOLA n
Aliens C9ppendipm OF Hsfdsss Tscfics, go
Ssssn. . sifSS5E sss5s e Il. 5sc :,
a hns solaier,s Guide, eoupets mspyA and
s ao oa 81 tae sse % NE Reasntsor Militia sHd
s A.. s t. % !; s' ill., 81; So
os as,s: SS, sssy Mas Map % the sssl WV.
ArJ Attic ssoys seni ~ nA.i frsr.s- q --''-T
-. :. - sFRkNch klphs TEN, a
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(IUNBOATss on raI WESTERN RIVERS

2 hQuARTRRMAsLIR GRNERAL,s OFFICE, 4
u Washtxsfon, Jsss IL, 1851. Z
beats upon the Western rivers
SPECIFICATIONS will be lpmediately prepared and
may be examined at the Quartermaster's Ofioe Al
CinolnnatI. Pittsburgh, and at this offoc.
Proposals from boat bull ers and engine build
ers alone will be considered. =
Pla1s submitted by bidders will be taken into
conslooreton M. Q. M El6S,
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HUDSON RIVER RAu.RoAD-
E ne 6A4tfRAE n,,s sN NR iTE9 S 81 S1 Fs
Express. and II q. m III % m & -. M
and $50 and p. m. ! Il Sos q m
Troy and Albaay With 10 e ~ m fsnpds =. n, /.
sleepipg oar) le,15 pm ciu al - ~ I,
Poue hkeepste train Q. a Ia "a J. : ~. ana A :. =
IA .iib p. m - i.s-lt - - - - "
Psskekill train, Afu m "A "a +, ma, i, -, :
Sing 81. q train 9 ~ M IA & = NJ ss.6 a A 4,
>f4e Sosnd a.@ pm i sao 0. mn. ~
'" ''''a'. Z. p saEifk: 8 ss,.. nss: Y
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1870 Eo 81 ,s%TSSSSSSSsSno 4tk tbf Old

@:...: r ss'T sf SESN DSS
81 HSIsSn r M t,s ING !ssssnFers and fsI.ht and
WsshInstop, b. C., Philsde phia, New forf, Doe
sSn, YUrE, H:IlIssy,s PIttsburF. RI. S.d tas
Train from New foIk and PhiIsdeIphia'
The following Ia the schedu,e:
From New York to Fort Monroe and back. .sn
Prom Philsdeph ard back. ..,-.....- so
UPROCURE YOUR TfCxETsn
In New York. q. the New Jersey Pailroad q Zoe
foot of COURTYARD street
In Phi s5elphIa, at the Company's once, N. w.
corner IF Sixth aud Chestnut streets, or al The
Depot, Broad and Prime strC cts.
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers, foot Of
Union Dock. HUGH Q'CONNER,
paSfenEer Aren't
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n. N FALLS. Pr-st
IA fSs|B ssSSsSS ESS s III
wM. cRAwFQRp, As.nt
22sskfAHb f gsHEi 3. i A ssssa,sS

aR2skk.AHvh, s gHEEI $. q sSsHSEts s8E
Fs4f o d.,s. a s.d.sss fi1 T:,:s .;
PROM 6Ss%bsrs .srsss Prom 81 = ct. station.
i!S sWpm Us ,sspa
49, a. srr.,o sSPm
Train. with sleeping
Copnectins 90 Albany with the New Soft Gen
6al Railroad Tor scheneotsdy. Rccherter, Ohoa
Batsvie, Rome, and stations on Rome sud W.teT-
sqspensicn Bridge, Auburn. Geneva, Csl sadsiIn
Trains In congestion leave Buffalo and sutpsn
sion via Lake shore, Buffalo snt 1 axe Huron and
Great western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detrott, Chicago, Toledo, Mtlvaub Foo Du Lac ,
Dunleith. Dubusu ne, Peoria, Rock I,laad. Mqscs-
tine, Iowa City. Burlington, uIncy Sbrins keld .
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre fisute, id ans pole
Louisville, Cincipnan, LAYTON, ColuMbDs, ClNve
west.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Tra1s at Troy, with Troy g.
Antto1 and Rens. Saratoga Roads foT Sarstoea
Whitehall, Rutland, Burins ton, st. Adams, house
POINT, Plsttsburgh, OsdensbuIGh, Montreal, &o.,
ID Freight Arrangements by this route az
above, without change OF Cars from the lpepots N
Chambers and Canal streets. &C al Uunes sc
favorable ss made bJ oth,I Reilroad OompsnT.t.
West commend Il 70 the confdepoe Of msrclsnts
an shippers tor promptnese and dispetch.
Passenger traine, with Smekfne and SLEEPING
Road.
For particulars ss to local tIeins and freight ar
rams smerts. INQUIRE a. tbe depot, IS warrea q.
A. r. SMITH, Su periptepdert
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STEINWAY 4 SONS, AND RAVEN "A.
- CONS PlANOS.:-A large ass0rtInens
~ tnss psen reoetyed..PAsop In sesrc Z -
" VS.; 5: 4 ifSS ss5f J
p. oss' ps! s:sss IVA, Maseus sEyrss
Hosk-MApE BOOTS Asi sAoEs.5I1.-
9gt L4p'Es, hsssss, Asp CHILbl ms wsas.s
ss e. q sss : s1is sas Z 5s
. NJ xSLioo !" n E Ss. t bsi q e.. 49,
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Roo5s AND SHOES TO svIS TIE
u TINES.
We are nov manufacturing oil kinds Of BOOTS
nffly OF eastern made work Of every de-
scrAfion, made expressly 20 order, and wilY al
heretofore charged In TINS oIy for mIoh inferior
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of sastsrp =,
sify msde work, viii always Ind good assorsmeS
u store Ana 81 tbs lowest Inees. Give US CALL
s... N, tRIFFfN . BRO.
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NEW YoRk, ANR ERfE RAIL

mia Ferry and LSDI Dock. ffom foot cf cfsn fs
't 5 N.v ESSrffk 4 lsS 20, nvro
and principal intermnc he Stattons-
so a. m MAIL, Tor DunkirK. and intermediate
stauors-Thlf Train remains over M ght 81 EmlTa,
and proceeds the pe1t morning.
gro m. MILK dail. for ohsvIlle, and inter
n ooa m ACCOMMODATION. daily. for Port
jervls, and pIinotpel stations
SO ?: m. WAy. for MIddletovn, Nevbush.
$50 3: D.; SIe ar gxfkEss. daily, for Dun
klrk, buffalo, aldsispa,snd prinoi pal Stations.
The Train OF Saturday stops az al Mail Train
STATIONS, and rpm opp 20 EIinirs-
go p, m, ACCOMMODATIONS for Housewife
N.yu.v,p, SHss; MINoT. Gent sup't.
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s tSas HsSssS ks Est fy5st 1 .sR
ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEsT.

SUMMEH AREANGEME IT :
Commencing Monday, May 9th, lS6l.
For Abany-ll0o q. m. fast express train from
18th street
For Dover Plsits-4en .. m stopping at White
Plslns AND ststonf north 10 Dover plsins-from
iThis train vii run to MiIIerton everr ssturoay
For Croton FaIls-s:Isa m. stop,iEs at al sta
tons north Of Eordham from ash street ststion-
For W lite Plains-2sSn, S:l0 ard 500 >. m. stop-
ping Of ell stations from 18th street station
tons from White street station.
For Williams Bridse-7.Sn, IisiB a. m and ash D.
m. stopping at 81 stations from nth street sfston
- Returning will leave
Aibeny-a0o o. N. last ex prees train.
Dover Pial1s-6S o m lThis train leaves MI
ierton ever Monday morning ats .. m.D
Witt Pssn.S&iC, 100 . m. 40 100 .. IN.
MIlpams Bruee-hsS, 900 .. IA l0o ,. m.
sFeet, for Central PARK, YorknIe, rariem and
sl0' TEisSSisf iToI ss ss' s sSS to
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PORTSMOUTH, N, II.

press; class No. 9. Gravel and sand; Glass o. IL
Iron, iron mails; and spikes; GLASS No u. steel
GLASS No. u. EIles; class No. ls. Ship eh.ndery
e,ass No. e. Betting, packing, and hose; class No
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GTEHsNMkaIIf CnLGEsSS.91MMH1DEE's INsECT and
NES os.s Bed Bsss Ant. Ss m9ores Rs and
now the most dsiosss fs6rio, slf OF vooisn, vitS-
SHo injnry 70 golor o. othsrwes Will clean Kid
MWO W., Great Medicine Depot. lis Ps, Az.
xEAE BARGAINS IN PIANOS One very
very NEE kossvood Skiofsnasg' n s;asfs| p
TOT Sleos one Rosewood Newman & Bro.issytHvt
KUT s0s sEsnt % etsinVSy = Ecss5 IA
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Form OF OFFER.
Form OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned name OF guarantOrl OF fnsme
the town and State of name the state. and name
Of seooud guarsntor. DO y hereby undertake that
the above nomed name the bidder or bIddersD will
II his Tor their offer as above be sc1epted. enter
into contract with the United States within fifteen
days after the date of notice thr ugh the post office
toned. (SIgpature Of euarantoTs1
Witness:
j certify that the above named (here name the
guaTan,ors) are known to me to be good ard re
sPoGsible qua antore In this case, (SignatureD
To he signed by the district Judge district attor-
Dey, COL ector, navy agent, or some person knO wn
to the bureau to be responsible.
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BOSTON.

Class No, |. Prioks; GLASS No. 2. Stone; GLASS NJ
s We low pine timber; class No. 5. Oak and har
wood timber and lumber: c'as No. White pirt
spruce, juniper ard cypress; GLASS No, 7. Lin.
Gravel AID sand; class No II. Iron, iron spike,
and nails; class No. u Steel; class No. IS Pi
No. IL. Hardware.
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GUNNER CLOTHING - : = :
SEofss $ psaas :ssrt Sass. q ON 81,
n sSSs A. iIylss AID saslinss Of .nfjsmS. 3.
issirsSls sSd Si s,, hssars OF tAs ma
.tss io ss setkrs and PORNisHING GOODS IA
Clothing made 20 order at the sbort.., ,o,;,.
"ALkk3 sPEPnENsA Co.
Ts Intel RsSJ . bst, sh and ~ AZ. :
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WASHINGTON,

Class No !. Bricks: olsss Nos Oak and hard
wood; o'ass No. White pine, spruce Jumper
nails; GLASS No. l2. Steel; class No. Ia FilsT; casI
no; ~ Pants, ol,s, AID glass; GLASS No. Is Shi
sperm and lubrinatlng oils; class No n nthraote
GOAL; class No. %. Bitumin0us Cumb srIand coal
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AWFUL SACRIFICES DISEASE DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES. DISEASE! DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES. DISEASE! DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES. DISEASE. DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES. DISEASE! DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES. DISEASE, DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES, DISEASE. DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES. DISEASE, DEATH.
Awful Sacrifices! Disease! Death.
Avfal Saorifres! Disease! Death!
Awful Sacrifices! Disease! Desth!
Awul Sacrifices! Diseiss! Death.
Awful ssorifoe s! Disease! Death!
Awful Sacrifices! Disease! Death!
STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF The DISEASE
STRIKE ATTHE ROOT OF THE DISEASE
STRIKE ATTHE ROOT OF The DISEASE
sTRIKEATTHE ROOT OF THE DISEASE
STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF THE DISEASE
STRIKE At THE ROOT OF THE DISEASE
Strike at the Root Of the Disease,
Strike at the Root of the Disease!
STRIKE at the Root of the Disease!
Strike at the Root of the Disease!
Strike at the Root Of the Disease
strike at the Root Of the DISEASED
CONSUMPTION, INSANITY, EPILEPrIC
FITS, GRAVEL, DROPsY. LANGOUR,
NERVOUSNESS,
CONSUMPTION. GRAVEL,
INSANITY, DROPSY,
EPILEPTIC FITS, LANGOUR,
NERVOUSNESS,
Consumption, Insanity, Epiisptie Fits,
Consumption, Insanity, EpiIepttc FITS,
Consumption, Insanity, Epileptic Fits,
Consumption, Insanity, EpiLeptic Fats,
Consumption, Insanity, EpiEsptic Fits,
Consumption, Insanity, EptIeptie FITS,
Gravel, Dropsy, Langour, Nervousness,
Gravel, Drcpsy, Jsngour, Nervousness,
Gravel, Dropsy, Langour, Nervousness,
Gravel, Dropsy, Lsngour, Nervousness,
Gravel, DTopsy, Langour, Nervousness,
Gravel, DroTsJ, Langour. Nervousness,
Universal LassItuds of the Muscular System,
Universal Las,itude Of the Muscular System,
Universal Ls.situde of the Muscular System,
Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular System,
Universal Bassitude Of tbs MusouIs. System,
Universal Lsssitude of the Muscular System,
Dimness of Vision. Impotenoy and insanity,
Dimnsss of Vision, Impotency and Inssnit,,
Dmness OF vision, Impotsnoy and Inss NIFTY !,
Dmuess of Vision, Impoteecy and insanity.
Dlmness OF Vision, lnpotenoy aud InssultJ,
Dimness Of Vision Impotencv and Jnsanitv
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Class No. s, Yellow pine timber; Glass No.
YAK and hard wood; GLASS No 9. White pin
spruce, juniper. and cypress; GLASS No. IL. I'ol
iron pixies and nails; class No II. Files; GLASS NJ
u HardwaIe; clrss No. 13. Betting, packlng, an
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NEW YORK,

C,ass 10 !. Bricks; class No. s Yellow pIn
lumber; class No. 4 Yellow pine lumber: nl.ss n
spruce, cypress, aud ju"iper; ca,s Nc. y Lime
Gair, ana lIasteI; ass No. 8. Cement; class No.
Iron, iron spikes, and nails; GLASS Ne ia Pig Iror
eiass No. Is Paints, oils and glass: class No II
EMP chand ery, Ass No. II. Hardware; clasB Nc
work 40 ~' 1880 ~ -
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John OSBORN, 70 BEAVER STREET,
- AGENT FOR
THE VINE GROWERS, COMPANY

In soliciting the trade in the United States an1
the soa.hsrn oonfedevscy for direct shPmen,s fom Co
tie company, begs 70 call attention the follow ing
rms company with a capital Of three million francs 10
rietors OF vineyards The district Cosnac who being
sharsholdefs IN the company take natural Sersst and
themselves for the sale OF their pure Coac Brandts
and not those of oher and less diss oopa
its mission, is inaenty bound by statute Of 70
guatons not 10 purchase brandy except shan
duce of axsng within OF Uognac and
is therefore, strictly inhibited admit sorehcusos
the said district.
AZ owing determination ON the part Of -
hold and preserve The character OF Inc wss renowned
cale Of their agriculture that this powerful om ,any IRA
sgh or and the grow NJ reputation whtck
achieved In the principal hswo, mnst afford .
all the most certain OF that Vine rowus
rests viii maintain and Abe crutsios a
IT'S brand marx By the unquesio3abe eNcsence ship-
ments-
abe importation of ndy in bottles heretofore prohab
ed being permitted ~ Of the few as.on
wine merchants who the Aopt Company with
their orders for aireet nportso In names
Bandy within reach every ea Of the ss
friendly viii n c,enty composed the
Growers ssndg nass Ss Of "a she Ss
ton OF the sTticie VIZ entirely sem the banda
The balance of III. stock Of brandy Of the Cen
pany, consisting OF the "reo caraoA the 'antsdiiu
Wan Ps Up Pr.,,ansly 70 hs p..sa the presest ls-
Vine Gfowers Company ha corks bearing The stamp
and the aes COM an e. 40. description Of s contend
guarantee and sg'A,ur in faoss Of the ma, b
Messrs. cAKHART A BR0yHEx, Is broadway
sACkEl7, BkICHEH Co, Is kess1 street.
HALL, DiNof. Co, t9 Chsmbcrs street.
W. WILSON, "a
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fertility In resources energy and unquestcnAbe ability
as military leader, place him among the remarkable
men Of the day. That . man unknown but yesterday
shoald suddenly elevate himself to the summit Of power
and put under his feet all the power and wisdom Of hn
country, wonderful but when IL is considered that
he accomplished this and won . world wide fame Do
fore he twenty eight years OF age fs beress enc
my cannot deny him ability Of high order The future
career Of such . win be curious and interesting
for he has much restless energy TO lead an inactive
life.
But Miramon's picture Is full Of dark shades and while
living hin credit for all the good qualities he may be
fairly entitled TO- cannot be forgotten that his character
Is stained with crusly The horrible at Tacubays
Durango, Cocuis and other places win be oblite
rated on the recollection Of the world and though he
may not have been present at their perperaton yet be
extent ct least accountable for the atrocious,
coldblooded murders Of which his servants guilty
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Forged Drafts-Citize. shotby a Burglar.

IINtINNATI, WHICH 20 TNbIs
Drafts drawn by the Cataract Bank at Lockp)rt New
York on the Bank of New York for ~ 900, have
been sold 10 bankers hcr One Of tho party Concerned
10 tho disposal " them been arrested and $50 900 OF
the same kind OF drafts were found In mis- trunk An
the implicated party has gone West with $40 coo
The first drafts sold intended 70 DO paid IN
order 10 get the patys credit up, but II believed that
grand fraud cont plated.
Perry j. Moore, n we'll known citizen Of this city, was
shot by burglar yesterday morning, who entered his
house for the pur Of robbery. Mr. Moore lies in
very critical condition.
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should read "Storm Lee shore-a Seventy -four Al,
ber Anchors, instead Of safer Stormy Night Sea-
due to this young artist, TO make the correction e.
having served many years a. = nidshpman, and DO.
slowed much pains the technical accuracy Of his pic
ture, he anxious that it's points shoul be properly
undorstOod
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RT1vofps-BRIGcs.-Op Wednesday evening March ~,
By the Rev John Paisel, Mr. n RKYsoLDs, Jr 70 Mrsf
FANNIE BHiCCs
RoNN>Y-wnsos. --On Wednesday evening, March 10,
by the Re- James Met, ADRIAN RoxAIsE 10 SERENA L.
daughter Of croiinc Wilson, both Of this city.
CORRECTION.
We have received communication purportng 10 be
from the Rev g. Talmsge Of Greenpoint contradictng
the report OF the marriage OF Alexander McColiun 70
EvcJ Miller, which appeared in the HeRaiD sunday
laef
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Brooklyn City NeHxss

BuRGIARy.-on Wednesday night the house Of Mr..
John Wright No. 240 Fulton avenue, was entered by
some thief by Of brace and bit, with which he
bored out piece from the panel OF the door sufficiently
large TO insert his hand TO enable him push back the
bolt. His booty, however,. tridiDg pamely-an
overcoat worth about S. leaving rough and dirty look
ing affair." which did duty for that garment It's place
He also laid profsne hands So in copper coin, with
which he walked OF No arrest has been made
CoNcEAININT Blam-T Thursday morning the body
Of female child found in open lot at the Of
tavern known as the Abbey Cottage in Fulton avenue
II was supposed that the child had been born alive and
had been destroyed by stanguation Accordingly Coro
Horton held inquest whom fr tho evidence ad
duced the jury returned verdict Of premature BIRTH
The mother has not been discovered
DEATH FROM THE EXPLOSION KEROSENE On LAMr.-It
Is generally supposed that kerosine oil is explosive
and therefore perfectly SAFE The death of Mrs. Ann
stackpoe, formerly residing at No. 172 Bridge street,
would seem TO prove this to be faacy. On Tuesday
night by the explosion of lamp filed with this oil she
30 badly burned 70 lose her life Wednesday.
Her husband also burned the face and hands.
Coroner Horton held inquest on the body Of the
ceased Thursday when verdict OF accidental death
returned. Mrs. Sacpoe twenty eight years of ago.
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The rawlings OF the Sussex County and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-31

The Court Of Frrovs and Appeals this afternoon de-
hvored opinion tho great quit OF the proprets OF
tho brioge the aackeRsack against the H) rken
Land ana Improvement Company, affirming In all things
prevent the Boboken Lard and Improvement Company
from erecting railroad bridge the Iackcnsack.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-31

CoIoRxp ORPHAN AsYIrxs FAR-A fair for the benefit
Of the Coloed Orphan Asylum is opcn at No. 7ts
Broadway, corner OF Aston place, where large assrrt
ment az ework and fancy articles is on sale he
fair VIII remain open until Tuesday next April q at TN
O'Clock 4. H., having commenced on Tuesday last.
CRUSHED To DKAm FoUSDW-As John Marion, .
machinist at Delamaters foundry at the foot Of West
thirteenth street, was engaged At work Thursday
ing, he caught by revolving shaft and crushed
death almost instantly The body OF the unfortunate
man was wbrled around a. the rate o. ITO revolutions
minute rendering his rescue impossibility. The ma
chinery was stopped in less than minute after the de-
ceased was caught by the shaft but notwithstanding
the promptnss OF the engineer Marion found to be
dead when extrcaed Coroner schirmer held inquest
upon the body when the jury rendered verdict Of Ac
cidenta death" Deceased was native Of Ireland and
was thirty five years OF age.
Boat RACING on THE HUDsos.--The approaching inter-
national boat is giving impetus TO aquatic sports
generally We hear OF good many boat which
being arranged TO come OF shortly On Thursday Of
next week boat 10 take place at Poughkeepee,
between John Hanc0n and william Burger for 500
side. The distance to will be three miles The bet
ting on the result seems TO be pretty lively.
RESURRECTION DEAp.-Captan Turnbull, Of
the Eighth ward police account Of whose death ap.
peAred in one OF enterprsng evening contemporaries
has come to life again and not only has the breath safely
in bis body, but is able TO be and stirring The gal
liant captain made his appearance Thursday public
and was extensively congratulated by his friends
FIRE In THIRD AvNuK-About six O'Clock on Thursday
morning IRE broke out in the fancy goods No 49l
Third avenue, owned by the Misses Ostrander. fluid
lamp careessy placed upon the counter under some
light fabric, which Immediately igned and set re TO the
store. Tho entire stock destroyed. Ioss about
81 00O no Insurance Both of the Misses Osrander
ed their bands in trying to extngush the flames The
building Ia owned by Thomas f. Cooper II is damaged
about $500; insured
LADIES USIoS-Professor Brown will give his popular
readings from the British Poets Clinton Hail. on Wed
nesday evening in aid Of the New York Ladies' Union
whose OBJECT TO employ women in need at fair wages
This Is q worthy object and should be sustained.