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THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.
RECENT CASES OF CHOLERA Is THE METRoPoLIs-rHE
PUBLIC HEALTH UNCHANGED

Cholera continues 70 get about one victim a day in
NoYork CITY The efforts Of the Board OF Helh may be
REGARDED as successful and TIE ability 70 control me disease
las been practically dcmOnlatcJ. ga one occasion m.e
etwo Of them faal-Occurred IN The same hun but ts
ras because they were promptly reported We believe
thor mas been no other instance during the present season. IN
h moro than occurred upon the same premises
mo csus Of this may De found 10 the method adopted by the
Hoard OF Hell and the almost UNLIMITED use OF dslnisct9g
AGENTS lereyer the cholera poison has manifested lse
Iiers some uuwhtleOme conditions spring up among u.s.
which, ~, beyond tie reach ~ scientific provision we may
~ declare AN endemic OF this disease utterly Impossible
,pen treated y this Cnsos may continue 10 occur
,ilr and live win doubtless be lost through TINS dssc
In e atmosuerc that can BE- produced al Wl Dy
lie nee Of uroYcr oxydang compounds IN iseates NHeIc u
mas manifest sof shown 10 De succealu ia aEehs o
spread Of the poison 80 - ..,
g+s,t,rl,v n ~ kuo,.u residing at No. - Third
es oifacel by cholera early IN to morning ana nj 10
oe was In stale II collapse. She continued TO SINK rap
idlg. and died at q .. ~. - A., &C.,, H., ..l,..t,
s ~ M ffe sqro dlr The house nad premises were DIS
fJ dr the evening but us the Sanitary Inspector did
, so fle pauf uu inter deAil De was unwilling 10 state
reIv rllcr tho demise was caused hy clu.era "i hoi
Clr.r. Brown residing in thr r.lr OF w. 1li l'anceI ''
-t.f m ef v cgo.i.- af'- al Illness ol trle ly.l Aae
rf had r1 r.d .fi Oh. fll ful t'- ciat OF lr1A N"4
,, tssrrflrr d. Erug rrrf tfto1r t0 hl.i' tt-ie
AC,sl.og .r.l)slD CHOLERA lN Lll'tLiS.
Nj William c--.-,. I.--.--- =. -. s..... '. -.-@.O-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

The Treasurer directed telegraph 10 the Mayor Of
Portland requesting hm 20 draw the Mayor OF Brooklyn
for the sun Of $4,000
On motion 10 resolved that the Committee meet this
morning and every subsequent morning dung the week al -
o'clock Tic office II the GsAOgse. kemsenst Tor the puT
pose n receiving suDscI. ptluus
Tie meeslng then adi9lrnel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

On Saturday evening meeting was hell IN Cly nan
brooklyn The purpose Of taking measures TO relieve inc
snn-rcrs by the Porlnd fire. Mayor Booth presided and
Indge Green wood acted "a Secretary
IN motion Committee consisting o. the following gentle
mon was nnnonted 70 solcit subscriptions
Aim " Pcn,on Conkn Brush, seymour T. Hustled Henry
,,~ Du.- ,rnes J. j. sudwel Irw ford g. smith. Cvrns r.
svtb h. W. iopes John T. Csmeyer Ds ht Johnson Edmund
49, Uerc n iierron Ch p. ihl G. y. LOOMS W ". Arm
49,, II Fisher Msrtn kabfrsch ). 3. Chit,enden A. A.
~ I'M Greenwood j. o. Nolyue. r. J. Davis John llalsay
Io, kuck Thamas g. Merrill, JOIN d. Mckenzie, stephan d.
Cfi.,valA Edward 4. studwei.
The sercary directed 70 cause the following appeal to
tho citizeus OF brooklyn To be published:
Fire h desoled tn and bunes Places Of more than
- ,plo OF Portland Maine. They while they
% r food clothing and shelter Il the privilege OF the
@ of Brook afford them means 70 relieve their wants ~
1be eir e. OF country all az work
Vbt5ad b. done by city Should be dJIs promptly The
pf, and ss authorized TO draw the Mayor Of
lrlv atris f OO The dfat must be mot promptly Let
~ s1asrs humanity send Ia their contributions at once
Ivt WHO acts treasurer or TO any member Of the commit
A.. -.
Lcn the foying gentlemen subscribed the opposite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

New MINERAL SPRING AT SARATOGA. - Demss
Barnes Co. selling very extensively Saratoga A.
Spring Water Everybody who ge drinks less
OF Saratoga water aud this spring affords another qusty.
From the certificates published il appears that the water is
very strong and Of very beneficial quality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

The Lunch Room lately established by the nndson
River Railroad at the Ihreihs station proves great COD
yenience the travelling puoc Everything provided n Of
excellent quality reasonable Prices and there al air Of
nertness and cleanliness about the establishment.
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49,
DaIning suns

Darnns snII-
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEAIEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS.
SHIRTS AND
SUMNER UNDERWEAR.
in gres, variety.
DEvLIN & CO.,
BROADWAY Cor wARRENsr
BROADWAY Cor GRANDsr
Railways Read, Relief,
AS A PREVENTIVE AGAINST
AsIATIC CHOLERA.
WILL CURE
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
ts-spoona ia lumber OF dras will fs~
minutes stop painful discharge the patient 20
RAPIDLY CURES
Az Rheumatic and Searc Affections Sore Tho, Asa Dip,
,heria, Nervous Headache.
WHEREVER PAIN EXISTS
Apply the Ready Relief Il will iaor mmel.s aat quick
Price 50 cents pes bottle sold by DFussi'',.
RADwAY Co. No. 81 MaileuIans.
Sewing Machines
EXCHANGED. FOR SALE AND TO RENT
Positively Ito only place City where you fad all kinds OF
SEWING MACHINES where you exchange any ,ims
within thirty any other Machine without charge not
satisfied slBLEY srOoPs'
no. ca Broadway,
Corner Of Blsscter>i.
DIR: ). Calls Brownes Cherodynes-7Ias hisnt dor.
5 HSs that Se hs rsssvs3 iafor@s d only
81 Iy i Il s Mi sS 4a so Ns.
DIR. ]. Coils Brownies Choredync.-EItrsct hom Ned
I pato1er, OF no, be 5g ,1sly psps-,,
Act No RI Nassau & N Y.
Dr. l. Coils BroNyne's Chiorodyne the best and noss
remedy in coughs colds asthma consumption HsHNs'
ruoumati.m Sc
Dr. j. Co- Brownies ChOrodync ss1a ere n
cholera dyeltey disrrhen COLES HENRI SMITH, oPeciaA
Agent. No. 81 Na.saa.t., n y
Dr. j. Coils Browres Choredyne.ccss9.,o Mons
& % ED ExsoRT re- IS ssss
Rus.es B.oombay London. HENRY SMITH Special Agent.
Sod by al druggists. 81 and 81 per Bottle.
"RecOnstruction." "R econstrucion'"
"sA''S nos. ! RS1 8 IRLISe SLIP. NY,
METAL PEP1ETaENT 70 N9 giIssvsR PLATED
VARS to osSpT Exclusively fornsr r
ever before AZ pes wholesale or retail which VIII well repay
them tor Trip iom Broadway to the foo, Of Johns,
We cannot sny TOO much In favor OF Daiieys
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Is the most rapid cure for Burns
the world Piles cons, Banioa' Ola Sores Skin ph
Bruises as BY magic Try IT, twenty-five cents boz
Sold by Druggists
invaIid-' Travelling Chairs ON Wheels for IN sHi 'ss
door use, SIS 70 +55
INVAtIDS' CARRIAGES 10 order 49,
PATENT CANrERING HORSES, for In and cut d''f~ s"~
NURSERY SWING and Baby Tender, - IS ~, , N
Row STRONG WAGONS Chndrens CAhhiAoEo' ft'PeAe~
Engisb ChaIiotS, ocking Horses
For by the manufactured a., .,,,r,, N ,t,us,
William Tayle .oo,
LADIES ICE CREAM AND DINING SALooN'
NJ. BROADWAY,
New York
T., c,-,yh.,-y Festivals and Excursions az whsssss
prices
Hin. Hair 81 Black Brown sA.
raj beaatial reable best cheapest IN use Depot NO
Sold by al Druszisis
The Zero Refrigerator with water cooler sonoinsS ~
keep meats and vegetables from poing az - III -
rsfi,enior a ade ALEXANDER 81 LEsLEl NO. Cs sAs .
Cothe. WrIngcrs kiuds REPAiRkD , sF w
WASH SO AND WRlNGlNG MA0hiNH oO''i '''''' w.
Courlillf.s.. Acy-lork.
xNta. roupees nnf Ornamental iinir-ftt ,i,s,5
ave - lar sysing Black Bw ~ SHADES a. hAiS"@s
80 y aona'as
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Subscriptions the amount OF 5000 were made BY INC
..lers In Maiden Lane Besides these other sums sNeled
he total amount subscribed for this purpose last Saturday to
1. fIrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

n,,-. and roursl that he " fai. Ike blowing out bis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

The receipts from Internal Revenue ON Saturday
-n,a O. spo,o o' TIE total receipts Tor ,e week end.
IL. .-....L l.. e. Lei n-l l.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-04
STATE NEWS.

. RAILROAD MEETING.-A meeting was held at Mil
lnetop Kent county on Saturday. tho 18th inst,
those favorable to railroad from Wilmington
through Massey's Cross Roads. or near it, to the
nearest or most desirable point on the Delaware
Railroad. DIR. L. III. Crane was called to the chair
ahd 5. IL Knock made Secretary. After some very
appropriate remarks by B. Il. Biggs Esq subscrip-
ton list was opened and near thirty thousand dol
lars Of stock taken. After tho appointment of com
mittees for several purposes the meeting adjourned
subject to the call of the chairman. The above road
is proposed as an extension of the Queen Anne's
county road from Millington.-C rmlpton Gazette
FIRE We lear n that. on Monday last, the dwell
ing and one Of the out-buildings of Mr.. james L.
Davis, near Chestervlle, entirely destroyed by
fire. piano and few trfng articles were all that
was saved from the dwelling, Mr.. Davis and ser
wants being absent at the time. The fire is supposed
to have been accidental and to have orgna ted from
the chimney.-C hesterto,on Transcript.
CRoPs.-Tbe wheat crop in this county is total
failure, many farmers believing that they will not
realize their seed. The crop looks better
The peach crop is very much injured by the cold
weather. Apples are abundant entreuAe Observer
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terrible ACCIDENT,
Explosion Of Gas in Prinfins-Enk
neutrality-suspicious. Man INSTANTLY Killed
and Four Seriously Injured

Tho New York Times of Saturday says: A terrible
accident occurred yesterday afternoon in the print
ing-ink and dry paint mandatory of Messrs Duryee
u Cook in One Hundred and Sixth street, by which
one man lost his life and four Others were very
severely injured.
!, ltappears that about s. 20 o'clock P. NJ, Yesterday
zoe .worknen employed at the mandatory were
noling pot OF naphtha, and the gas rising from it
suddenly caught fire from the furnace and terrific
explosion was the result. The building, which is
situated at the foot Of One Hundred and Sixth street
near the East river was speedily in flames and the
promises ana entire contents were DESTROYED I osS
5000. - " 'uiahce oi
Mes:rs. Duryee and Cook. the proprietors, were at
work IN the factory at the time were also the en-
ginecr, Albert GershOn, workman namod Henry
Root and Thomas Jones, colored man. The first
Tour succeeded in escaping from the burning building
with several severe burns about the head and BODY
put Jones persisted in the flames His remains were
during the evening taken out from amidst the ruins
burnt beyond recognition. Drs. q. W. Dubois and f.
D. Ch0hed were soon present at the scene of the dis
aSter and dressed tho wounds of tho four survivors
alter which Cook, Gershon and Root were removed to
81 Lukes Hospital for further treatment. Mr.. Dur
yee' however, expressed wish to be removed to his
piled with 49, wan
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MILITARY DEEEiHTGRY.
Middle Military Department.

Major General ". S. Hancock commanding; head
quarters, corner Calvert and Fayette streets
Assistant Adiutant General, Middle Military De-
partm cnt Breyct Col. A. T. King.
First Army Corps u. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayctte street. BIT. Lit
Col. Finley Anderson, Assistant Adjutant General
Medical piroctGr-Brogct Colonel Josiah Simpson
Office, third story Department headquarters.
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary.
iend-Breyet Brigader GoGeral ". Il. Browne office
NJ, Il \, Calvert street.
Wilson, assistant and BIT Il Coz g. isnst! I !.
Office No. s. Gay street, up stairs.
Depot and Department Quarternaster-Coi. Geo
W. Bradley, corner Calvert and Fayette streets as
5isans, Captain A. NJ. Cumming, A. 0. NJ; Office
No. S. Gay st., up stairs.
Chief aymasteT-Brovet T.iout. Col. e N. Fitting
ayznasters-Broyct Lieut. Col. Z. B. Warner, Majors
&. u. G. Hooper, Drantz Mayer, William H. Nico
aud W. II. Stewart; offices. Post Office Building
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LEGAL NOTICES.
EpY ORDER OF TIE COMMISSIONER

~ al
HD OF lNS0LVE VENT DEBT0RS.-Noti is hereby
given to the creditors of the following named Inso
their petition to the Court of Common Pleas far the
beneht OF the lnsolvent Law of Maryland, that the
DAY hereinafter mentioned fixed for their appear
ahce 70 answer lnerrogatorieS, if any be filed, and
mat the following named day has also been fixed for
the hnaI bearing in their case, before the aforesaid
sss9 D. Ghr nT aS sPPied February
John Arnold, applied February I. iS65ofr stOG ap
peerance April 2, 1866 final hearing June 4, 1856.
George /. seymour ia, applied February s. 1SG6-frst
Ge% GbsP 3 sb,1 hG2rps 5gng
peaTance April :. 1866, final hearing June 4, 1866
A5ram q. Smith. applied February 10, iSj6-frst
Laeres o. Miles, applied February Il, l86G-lirst
aPWRGq1Tanee w A6Tii lS6 Ral hearing june 1866
pesrance April 1885, final hearngy J.h 5s s ap
Dc Mm A AGT ss 9pgled March
Henry A: Mercer applied March 5, 1s66-frst an
pearance May 7. 1866, final hearing July 2, 1866.
James Linton applied March 6, lS66-first appear
Andrew Lyons applied March Il, 'i iSS6-6rst np-
po FaSn May 1896 final hearing July 1866
John II Richards. applied March q, iS66-iirst ap-
peqrance May + 1856 final q, hearing July 2. 1866
anee 4th June 1865. final hearing 9th August, 1855.
George w; Dqdrow. applied Sd April. lS66-frst
appearance 4th June, 1866 final hearing 9th August
James H. Connolly, applied 9th April, l866-frst
appearance 4th June. 1866 final hearing 9th August
Thomas Hubbard. applied 18th April, 1s66-frst
appearance 18th june 1866, final hearing 9Th August,
jeremiah Hubbard, applied 10Th April, lSG6-frst
appearance 4th June 1866. final bearing 9th August
1866
Levi Herzog. applied 18th April, 1S66-frst ap-
Pearance 4th june 1866, final hearing 9th August,
Thomas Russell, applied 9th April. 1S66-6rst ap-
pearance 4th June, 1865, final hearing 9th August.
1865.
Jacob 8. Nyburg. applied May LIST. 1S66-frst ap-
pearance June 4th, 1866, final hearing August 9th,
Simon S. Nyburg applied May lst 1S66-frst ap-
pearance June 4th 1866 final hearing August 9th.
1866.
Charles K. Coleman, Jr.. applied May 5. lS66-frst
appearance July 2. 1866 final hearing September 3,
1866.
VIM. J. Cussen. applied May 7. 1sG6-frst Appear
ance July 2. 1866, final hearing September 3. 1866
Arnold L. Lewis, applied May g lS6lF-irst appear
ance July 2, 1866. final hearing Sept 3, 1866.
George Eisel. applied May II, lS66-frst appear
ance July 2, 1866, final hearing Sept. 3, 1866
Paptrick Rawley. applied May IA, lS66-irst ap-
pearance July 2, 1866 final hearing Sept 3, 1866
Chester r. Marsh, applied May l6. lS66flrst ap-
pearance July 2, 1866 final hearing Sept 3. 1866.
John S. Dutrow, applied May II. ls66-frst appear
ance July 2. 1866. final hearing Sept. 3, 1866.
William M. Sindall, applied May Y. lS66-frst ap-
pearance July 2 1856. final hearing Sept. 3. 1866.
Augustus M. Gardner, applied May %, lS66-frst
appearance July 2 ls66, final hearing Sept. 3, 1866
Samuel Thomas knight, applied May 81. 1ss6-frst
appearance July Q, 1866 Anal hearing Sept ;, 1896,
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Albany Cattle Market. June I.

This afternoon cattle was sold at "A ct. IL, live
lower than the ruling rates = week ago. Total re-
ceiPts including about 1,OO0 head Of stock cattle
were in the yards that would bring The outsde
figure to-day Thrse-fourths of the supply was made
up of Illinois corn fed steers, averaging in weight
from 1850 to go lbs. Sheep in good request al
606X cts for shorn and 7SS cts for unsborn, sunni
$500, Hogs are firmly hs!d at lOt4@lO cts' '"'f''
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MARINE JOUR N Al
PORT esE EAsIIEMGESE.
SATURDAY. June 2. 1856.
Arrived.

DATUhDAfE JulS "a hONO'
Arrived.
Steamship North Point. Smith. from Savannah,
May 3lst-Inerchandise to j u Andrews. Lett bark
Amazon, from Baltimore. .
Steamer Thomas KelSo. Russell, from Norfolk-to
NJ N Falls. Reports ship bound up,sanchored oil
Kent island this A M-probabiy the !Admiral, IRON
Bremen before reported below.
Steamer James Brady Landis from Norfolk-to
j Birckhead. Jr.
Steamer Mary Washington. Kirwan. from Fred
ericksburg-to K Taylor.
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson, from Havre de
Grace-to J Taylor.
Steamer John 5 Shriver, Dennis. from Phiadel-
pha-mdse to a Shrver.
Steamer Oetorara, Reynolds. from New York
ndse to J A Shriyer.
Brem ship Admiral, Haesloop.- from Bremen
mdse and passengers TO Sch Ter Il hohler.
Brem ship Johanna Wilhelmne, Thiernan, from
Dremen-ndse and passengers to l. Brauns j. Go.
Brig J Beckmore, from -.
Schr Fanny Davis. Graves. from Plymouth. c.
singles to 2 P clements.
Schr San francisco, Warner, from New York, for
Daren, Ga.
Schr II II Dinsley, from Snow II i'll, spoke May 81,
in Savannah river. schr Flying sand. Jones, from
Baltimore for Savannah. June 2 off Cedar Point a
bark at anchor Sd, of James Point. brig, deep,
bound to Baltimore the lst 20 miles to mort Inward
of Frying Pan Light, ship ParCtt, steamer bound
TO Savannah. slightly disabled; she was under way.
Acbr from
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
EefE ga iIrialsssEf- 4 7IIe s,TIal, EA1i,1l,.-1-


- mS On ed After .o M Mon PAY;
Eill run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
Sunday at $50, 4. NJ. EXPRESS TRAIN viii
eGye n9aily HneHdiHg SEnday at 10 P NJ and the
for Wheeling daily ut 6.45 A. NJ Except Sunday
Ihese trans connect at Beair and Petersburg for
FFRFDERIGK Ou 2cG0M III II TRAIN
ieayes Baltimore daily at 42Q NJ Except Sunday.
H. EaSt-Leayes Frederick at 7-l5 n. II. daily (Sun~
Tho ELLIGQTT's MILLS TRAIN leaves Balsi-
more 81 62j aaG 10 a. NJ, and l.2O and $40 z. NJ,
ana Iihs2tts Mills at 40 and l.S0 A. H.. and 9.
FOR WASHINGTON.
and eSTS a an5 P No. C5 S and 915 4, M
845 A. n, and Ais ana f.l5 P. III. Leave washing
ton n st go, 53Q and Ills 4, NJ and 2l5, 4$0 and
from R2ltmq5s, and the go 4 n and ' 5i5 p IT,
IDS NJ and As F n from B TfE pGn and t tRe
7.39 A. NJ, and 4.3O P. NJ from Washington. Connect
with trains on the Annapolis road.
Trains leave Annapolis at $50 A. NJ. snd240p NJ
for Baltimore and Washington. 49,
, For further n2T%ation tickets of ovoy kind c
tion' Or ct the Ticket ot5co; ", P. SMITH.
L. II. COLE. General Ticket Agent. mvStf
PsiELAnEE.EaEaIA. WEE.HINGT0X ANIs
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
M Is Or fb and ft, after ~, Miofn I'D APR APRIL
dent Street Depot as follows, viz:
way Nail Train for Philadelphia and Way Stations
Express Train for New York only at 9.2G AM
lilo ?. NJ. - "'
accommodation Train for Ta7rs dc Grace and in
| termodiate Stations at AS P. NJ
| 6.35 p. NJ. " u"
Express Train for New York at sop
The above Trains leave daily except Sunday.
= ON SUNDAYS
For New Y rk and Philadelphia at $40 P. NJ.
For Princess Anne. and intermediate points on
Delaware Railroad, take 7.25 A. NJ train, and for
| Dovor, Delaware take the 10 ?. NJ. train
. VIM. CRAWFORD,
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Arrived on Saturday.
Steamer Matilda Gourey. from Patuxent river
TO NJ |, WcemS

Cleared.
Steamer ThOs keisO, Russell, NorfOlk-M N Falls
Steamer James L. Brady, Lands, Norfolk
Birckhead Jr.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers. Richmond-to
Brandt, Jr.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Alexandria. &c-C
WOrthingtOn.
Steamer Lancaster. Tonlinson. Havre de Grace-J
J Taylor.
ShriVer.
Steamer Henry Cav. Her Philadelphia A
Shrver.
sssteamcr Jas A Gary, Wilson, Wilmington, Ca
barge Norfolk, Duell, New York-Sticlney & Co.
Barge Charles Abel, truse, Y-Stickney & Co.
Barge Stephen Clark, Mosher, Jersey City-Stick-
ney u Co.
Barge James II Brian. Mosher. Jersey City-stck-
Barge Wheeler Armstrong. Lampbcr. New York
Barge Alton, -, New York-S NJ Hamilton.
Bark Aquidnecl Cheseboroush. Rio Janeiro and
market-T Whitridge u Co..
Bark Lizzie Raymond, (Br) Perry. Falmouth, Eng,
FOR OrderS-C Jerry.
Brig Yazoo, Nichols, Richmond, Ne, via Chester
river Md-master.
=, sehr A C Brooks. BE Wadman. Londonderry IL
S-Spencc & Reid.
Sehr Curtis rilton luew) 40 tons. SOmers. Boston
Pratt X Bro.
Schr Nj Mizcll. Nelson, Plymouth. N C-p p
Schr R Healey, Brooks Richmond-M A Mitchell
Schr Harriet, Tyler, Alexandria-J [ Davis y Co.
Sr S Sbrnfo 'is. SAGE ghton.S NJ Hamilton
Stichney * Co.
Sloop Mary. Holley. Wilmington. N C-Stickney
& Co.
Sehr Il Daniels Gallagher. Hudson n Y-E Pratt
& Bro.
Schr Mathors, Rishtmyer. Hudson N Y-E Pratt
& Bro.
Schr Katie IIoyt, Parker. New Haven
Schr u " Sanders, Micks, BOSron-Rose Lyon.
Schr Maine Brownell Hudson Y--E Pratt 4 Bro.
, Siehr Mary Dunn, Larkin, Hudson n Y-E Pratt
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The history of the art of flying like that OF all
other great discoveries is the history of mans life
Eorty-two years ago, OF still summer Sabbath after
noon, youth OF seventeen, in small Jersey village
WAS sitting under, scarce listening to, what was
doubtless very good sermon of his fathers clergy
man. But the boys thoughts were of green fields
murmuring brooks, and the song of birds His eyes
followed his musings out the open windows Sud-
denly passed before him. in rapid fight and majestic
swoops, magnificent eagle, king alike of the air and
the whole fe@thered creation Possibly the text that
day had been: Oh that had the wings of bird
then would fly away ard be at rest" Be that as it
may, the instant, electric resolve in the boys
mind was: Not till have the power in air of the
wings OF bird, will be at rest" That afternoon
the flying machine was born in embryo. aEE
10 acquire SKILL delicacy and rapidity of manipu-
lation, the young man learned Matchmaking To
and passed with honor through course OF medicine
and surgery, with Dr. alentine Mott in the old Col
lege OF Physicians and Surgeons in Barclay street
getting his degree in 1929 His mechanical and scen-
tifc proficiency were both bent to the one ife-pur-
pose-the invention of a flying machine But money
maker and physician invented and patented an un-
plct<able lock- sold it to Hobbs, whose name it bears
and pockcted $4,000, in those days quite fortune
That lock has been the nursing ,nother of tha hinr
machine. '
The name of that Matchmaker Doctor Iock-in-
yentor, Is solomon Andrews, now hale man of 50
porn IN derklmer county, N Y, but living most of
ms hfe IN Perth Amboy. NJ. lie invented tho
lock winch Is used IN the United States mail service
the request of his oyster-selling townsmen fiat
they might be relieved from the yoke of the Come
tlcut keg makers. he invented machinery by which
a Jerseyman may make his own oyster kegs and o.
the rate of hundred day. IT, has invented VERY
many other things beside, so that even the pipe
the air ship is constructed on a principle entirely
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OvERESD, GURNEY i Co. AND THE BANK OF ENG
LAND.-A writer in the Philadelphia Press, whom we
presume to be DR.. r. Shelton Mackenzie. narrates
the following Renaissance apropos of the London
financial panic =
AS far back as April, 1860 Overend. Quincy & Co.,
VINO discounted largely and banked with the Old Lady
in There2dneedle street, (Cohbetts sobriquet for the
Bank Of England, drew nearly two millions sterling
out of the bank IN day in avenge for the banks
rule of excluding bill brokers from its discount Office
They waited until the bank reserve was lower than
1t had been since the close Of the panic of 1851 They
the money was drawn out in gold. A week after
they rcdeposited the money; but the Bank of Eng
land mover torgave the attempt TO Brighten it. Hence
when 0verend Quincy & Co. came to grief the other
day, tho bank simply appealed to its rule not 10 dis
couat for bill brokers. rule which it could have
evad ed if it pleased. But MOI The great discount
ing house. corner of Lombard street and Birchin
lane long the banks only rival. was falling and the
bank put its foot upon it. The Bank of England, it
may be said,-
,Rears EIe the Tnrl !, q Lrotl,a. .,sa- Ia 49,.