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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-28
THE AlLEGeD BlAcgIMllG CASE.
MIR. Taylor Further Observation-Disclosures State
of Facts.


W. ias"1
oi chh.
The examination IN the case OF Mr.. ihomas H. Iayior
wealthy gentleman residing al tho Everett House who
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r'Vch'iS Oau0od wy "'oa' II $3.50" 1850 - 80
charge OF pretending 70 be detective attached 10 inc
Ne,ronoan police and la that CAPACITY cxortrg from
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from the testimony og sr rayior II anpears tat on the
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evening q ny ~ = <Aus"ss .'''' '''' ~ 80 -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-28
consssoNRs or caAArKs AND CORRECTION
The Cases Of Alleged Negligence NJ Bellows
Hospital, sc.

Tho Cases Of Alleged Negligence ~ be"e''o
Hospital, sc.
A regular weekly meeting Of the COMMISSIONER %
Charities and Corrections We held yesterday rresoens
bowen in the chair
communication was received from Dr. TAylor, cnar-
man Of the Committee on Inspections Bellevue Hcs-
ptnl detailing the circ e csse ot bavnfo
s. bacon. IN which The CORNERS Jury censured the
officers Of thar institution IN ,he sv,,enr. 49,, -,
follows :--'These appears from .ne evlasnce 'hai 20
blame be attached 70 inc ~. sus ' sss
he vas ~ the hospital from four seloct December 70
cba,sa nd vent cut mose rational thaa when IN
The warden OF bellevue Hospital sent In communal
cs,a n yaference 20 tho Of Orchard Miller
,..n,sd bv a statement OF nr. A. Mclean Fsrman, ~
sssan, surgeon Of bc In which both deny The
:, given tho public that the deceased kepe
m hs wet clothing Cor THREE days Both officials state
that ali the clothing which yet a. tbe time q hie
sdrnise,on--tbe drawcrs-were ~ once removed, ana
thaf deceased received all the his demanded
The Police Commissioners requested 70 nstrrcs
oncers 10 report he wardeta % Bellevue HorpiAl The
nature offence ~ all prsorers sent there for medic
81 treatment, ths' all necessary rrssctor cot %
s~Asa $780,. ss~~ts~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-28
STATE CONVENTION cF ua.cs lztcvss.

The Central Council Of tho Union League Association
OF this State has call for State Convention Of
the subordinate councs Tho circular that the
regular meeting OF tho state Council Tuesday,
November 81 II the unanimous opinion Of tho
meeting that means should be devised thoroughly
awaken the Union ~ tho state to the impofts
of preparing for tho grand conflict Of the Presidential
contest that purpose tey directed that adjourned
meeting should be held ID Albany "Wednesday, the "a
of January which they rcgu rcd the presence Of nve
dsieratss FROM rnch council The most prominent
members expected TO attend and various questions
of national State interest. cnd the plans nnd pur
noses OF tho constitutional sntson will DO con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-28

u the horse of Mr Grinths the Poor Master but dcd
about Tho G0ouers inquest returned verdict Of
" Died from inle appearance and exposure Deceased
was single MAJ, blacksmith BY ,rade and resided IN
Tuckthae.
All EGFD lSIIuNss Assault Of LAny.-fho statement
published one week ago last Monday, in which II was
alleged that Justice Hanptmau, OF horrsania, issued
warrant for the arrest of Charles Green for brutal
assault lady in Mott Haven upon inquiry turns out
10 be very much exaggerated. The Justice issued no
warrant for the OF Mr. Green who, appears,
was moro sinped against than shining.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-28

Consul at Deyrout Syria under Cate October 30 calling
tbs atten inn OF the authorities the importation into
the country Of large quantities OF rags now en TuWs
from tue Leyah these rags the writer stated consisted
III great OF clothing Of persons who mad died
OF cholera during the last eighteen months and sug
gesng that proper steps b. taken to dsnfect these
bales or prevent their Importation altogether. After
discussion The matter referred 70 tho sanitary
Committee. After dis ussion with reference 10 tba
Chrysta Lake nuisance near Rochelle proposition on
the subec. from the of that locality being laid
on the table for future action and the reception OF re-
ports from the SuperinteEdenis, Dalton and Captain
Lord the Board adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-28

for faithful services in the Medical Department 70 date
surgeon William r. he witt, United States Volunteers,
for faithful services in the Medical Department. TO date
from June -, 1850.
Ohio shapshooler for gallant and mertoroas services
to date from July Is. 1860.
OF the Thirty sixth United States colorcd troops, FOR
faithful services in Tho Medical Department. TO date fro
September IL, 1864
Additional faymasier & A. Poarce, United Sates VOL
unteer Tor fahful services In ME Pay Department. TO
date from september 20 ls6d
Surgeon Brewer Gcsnsr, OF the TenthNev York Vol
unee for gallant metor,ous services during tho
war, to date from March is 1886.
Additional Paymasler Jesse e. Diokey, Omitted States
vouptccrs for faithful services In the Pay Department.
Major Alfred Hocsdcn, Of the Second louisiana Vol.
uneer for gallant and msritoroas services during the
war, TO date IRON March H. 1856,
Rrevet Major Charles T. stanton Captain OF the Twen.
ynret CONNECTICUT Volunteer for gallant and merto-
| Up reftsscs- mo val, TO date from March 10
Brgve, major william spcer, Captain Of tho Twenty
Gus services during the war 70 s..o from March IA
1868
Major Henry Goodfcllow. Judge Advocate United
States volunteers for gallant and mertcrous conduct IN
issa
Major n I. Abbott u the Twentieth Nssachssctt.
Volunteers for gallant and mertorous services In the
battle OF the wilderness, Virginia, 20 date from March
nreve, Major James n s,svons, Captain d the
me,orous services during The war, 70 date fron March
49, 1886.
Brevct Major Robert B. Brown, Assistant Surgeon Of
weston Texas during the prevalence OF cholera
place 10 date from October 70, 1sos.
sreycs Major John r. Willard, United States volun
eer- for gallant and meritorous services during the
Atlanta campaign and Of the battle Of Nashville Ten
nessee, 20 date from June 3, 1885.
Brrvct Major Sanford G. kellogg United States votun
eers gallant and n,.rvorous services during the
Atlanta campaign and Vt the batue OF kashviilc Ton
neesee. 70 date from June q 1865
Brcvcs Major George Howard, Captain and Assist AM
Adutant General Of vounteer for mertoious services
In the field during Tho entire war u the rebellion, and
particularly during the Atlanta campaign, and sso the
Nashvi campaign Of 1894 10 date from March 10 1858
Brcyct Marr andrew w. Wills, Captain ana Assistant
o,arts--~ vorntrsvs for vahnt cnn fe n ~
kAitles 81 AhkNlaa k.Iy asAs, seAass
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04
F. KELIN.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
10. a NoErH CHERRY SrnEEr.
NASHVILLE. TENN.
HAS JUST RETURNED IRON NEW YORK
Il With q large assortment q
CLOTHS.

bAholMEhhHt
VEsTINGS, and
OVERCOATINGS
And viii be happy 70 see bis Old friends AMI
cuEt0mers. satisfied that he can. a. heretalcrf,
furnish them with anything in bis line and give
entirs satisfaction Orders respectfully collected
and promptly hllcd. sep2-lm
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New York Market.
[By Telegrapb.l


NEw YoRK. Oct. 3.-Cotton heavy at a decline
of l6g2c sales at Ale for middling uplauds and 80
for do Orleans. Flour less active and l0@15c low
err; sales at SO 409ll 10 for extra state S11@l2 Is
for extra 4 II o. and Sl2 209l4 for trade brands.
closing quiet. Whisky firm at So II in bond, and
81 - free. Wheat dull and nominal, and Pose
lower; spring. part, 50 IS and new Racine spring
81 As Ryequiet. Barley dull. Receipts of Corn
lA, 1879 bushels; less active and 192e lower. Sales
10000 bushels at g312 for inferior, 94C995c for
sound mixed western atiOat, and 9l1ag96 for do in
store. closing at inside quotations. Receipts Of
Oats IL. $50 bushels: opened firm and closed dull
Sales Of 1900 bushels 50@6Sc for Chicago; $50
81 for Milwaukee, and O969 for State. Leather;
bemlock sole Il firm for prine and n shade Iosver
for inferior at 1904 BnenOs Ayres, light weights;
$685.; middle do; 36D3S heavy do; 329S3 Cali
fOrnia. light weights; 34925 middle do. and 346136
for heavy. Dried Wool; fine grades Of domestic
scarce and in better demand, while medium and
common are in good demand and scarcely so firm.
There is a better demand for foreign wool Sales
Of 200 GOO lbs at 50665o for domestic fleece; 80 for
unwashed; 2SG533 for Texas and lambs pulled. and
California cape. and Mestiga, on private terms.
Coffee quiet and steady. Sugar steady, 109111S
for Cuba; 1908 for Porto Rico MOlasses dull at
75c. Petroleum without change at 25l46127 for
Crude and 43G4f for refined in bond. Pork easier
at s35 50 regular S3l@s3l 25 for old do; and for
prime 50 75,9S30.
Beef steady at l3@lse for new mess, and 1Sa2}c
for low extra mess; beefhams quiet at 45e Bacon
quiet Cumberland cut l534e. Cut meats un-
changed; l44@l5c for shoulders; l75x@l915c for
hams. Lard hrmer at l61StalS3<c. Butter quiet
at 209935c for Ohio: S5945c for State. and 50l9S5C
for Orange county pals. Cheese inactive at Il
fsl794c.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04

Nashville Grocery and Produce Market.
There Isl noticeable change for the better in
the market. Trade is gradually reyiving. and in
a few days viii, we hope. be under full Roadway.
Prices remain firm and unchanged.
The cotton market is active. and the arrivals
are becoming more liberal each day. Wequote;
3l@S2c., tax paid; S4935e. tax unpaid.
FLOUR.-In good demand. We quote: Extra
superfne at So 509l0: super6neSi0 SOIL 90;
extra sl2 5O@lS; family sl4@l5, and fancy SIS GOO
EWHEAT.-Arrivals liberal We quote: So Is
az 20 for red. 81 1902 10 for Mediterranean;
g De2 SOfor amber and golden chat; s. 1902 IS
CoFPEE.-Priees firm and in good demand. We
quote: Common to good 261z92714c; good to
fair 271s92o15 fair to prime 29g5Oc; and strictly
SUGAR-Cuba at 13]z9l41ke; Porto Rico. $50
l91s; Demarara, 179lS19c; New Orleans 1StgI81z
G extra, l71z9lSc; 9 yellow l6129l8lz; b coffee,
lSelSZc; A coffee. 1870; standard hards. 20c.
LIQUoBs.-In fair demand, and full supply. We
quote as follows Whisky, Bourbon, per gal. s. 90
"a 50; Robertson County s. 75@500 Common s. Is
$500; Ginger Brandy SO 5093; Apple Brandy
S495; Peach Brandy $47595 Is; Wine Malaga,
81 5Og5 Wine, Sherry, 4(g7.
BAcON.-Hery little in market not enough to
meet the demand. We quote: Sides 2254t923
hams, plain. 221I@23; shoulders lS1lG19.
LARD-Teree y. keg 21S394.
CANDLEs.-Star, light weight l2c; summer mould
So 80 for skies; 81 so for sevens; parafne 40e45e
SALT.--7 bushel barrels 81 50; bushel bar
rels So %.
HIDEs.-Green, SIC; Green Calf IOc; Green
salted S3499c; Sailed Calf 16c Flint very scarce,
121zgl61Sc
LEATHER-0Gk Sole 2 h 4095Oc; Hemloek 2 h
3Sg45c; French Calf 2 doz $69g8O; French Kip. 2
dozen S95@llO; American Calf q dozen $4SG55;
Upper q dozen S40g50; Harness q ID $30945c;
Skirting 3 ID 44GD50c.
YARNs.-There is an active demand for cotton
yarns. Prices have an upward tendency. We
quote pc for seven hundred; DC for six hundred
25c for five hundred.
at 6lzl17c pe- H.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04
MAYOR,s PROCLAMATION.

mayors OFFICE. [
NASHVILLE, September Is, 1896.
In obedience to an ordinance of the Board Of
Health. passed September l1th, and certified to
me BY the proper officers. and in pursuance of the
Health Law, passed June Sd, 1856. empowering
the Board to decide what constitutes a nuisance
or thing prejudicial to the health of the eommu-
nifty" and making it their duty to 80 declare and
make order to the proper officers for its abate-
ment" hereby interdict, until the repeal Of this
ordinance the selling or Offering for sale for con-
sumption within the limits of this corporation of
the following named articles, to wit: melons of
every kind, peaches, apples. cucumbers. cabbage,
corn and fresh fish.
The City Police have instructions under this
proclamation to enforce this ordinance, and report
all violations thereof to be dealt with under the
penalties of the law as provided.
In addition. am requested by the Board Of
Health to recommend to citizens to abstain from
the use Of cider ale, beer and malt liquors, until
Further instructions from the Board.
W. MATT. BROWN. Mayor.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04

CHRIQUI INAGES-We have had the
pleasure Of examining a quantity Of gold
received by DIR. J. c. AVER & Co, from
Honduras, in payment for their medicines,
which are extensively sold throughout Cen
trail America. Among massive crosses,
bracelets. and chains, are the rude images
which have been taken from the graves Of
the Chiriqui chicfs-birds, turtles, scrpents,
bugs and reptiles done in sold gold. They
carry ms back beyond historic times, 10 Pc
RODS and places where harbarism reigned
supreme. They seem to come here now in
mute appeal from the winding sheets Of
their ancestors to ask Tor the simple Indians
in the mountains, medical protection from
cultivated slxilI, against diseases which gath
er them up in too early graves. Ignorant
and unlettered As they are, they have learn
cd q the white man enough 10 know where
10 apply Cor relief, and what viii bring ii.
Our well known townsmen, above named,
inform Us that they require their remit
tancss from foreign countries now 10 be made
IN silver and gOld.--L0'psll Sss.iirsi, Massl-
shuseiis. loct2-lW
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04

FOSTER Bios. No. 80 Public Square, offer for
sale Copperas and pure pine Tar.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04

OLD THEATRE-The audience last night
was perhaps larger in point Of numbers than
any preceding night this week. We noticed
an improved attendance among the ladies.
Miss HosMER, as Parthenia, in the play Of
Ingomar, sustained her well-earned reputa-
ton, and was applauded throughout the
piece. She appears tonight as Julia in the
admirable play Of the Hunchbsck. Our old
friend WooD benson has so far recovered as
to take his place on the boards, and will
appear this evening. The entertainment
will close with the laughable farce Of
Sketches in India, in which the fun-provok-
ing EVERETT and the favorite STELLA Ma
son will appear, the former as Tom Tate,
and the latter as Sally Scruggs.
Tomorrow evening Miss JEAN HosMER
takes a benefit, on which occasion "Evadne'
and Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady, y
will be played.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04

A FOUNDING. - Yesterday morning
about five o'clock, as Lieutenant ALExAN-
DER, Of the night police was going off duty,
he discovered n basket on the front steps of
the house OF Mr. EIcHBAUM, corner Of Vine
and Cedar streets. Thinking that perhaps
all was not right. he examined the contents,
and found, neatly wrapped up an infant APP
parently not more than twenty-four hours
old. The little abandoned creature had
been provided with neat and clean clothing
"a blue blanket was laid in the bottom Of
the basket, and piece of white flannel used
for wrapper. lis \ boy-baby, as beauti-
ful as a picture and blessed with healthy
form and sound lungs Nothing was found
in the basket to indicate It's parentage, OF
why the unfeeling mother had so shameful.
ly abandoned her offspring. Mr. EIcH-
BAUM very kindly took the little stranger in,
aud handed him owe TO the care Of a negro
woman living on his place.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 3.-Flour firm and unchanged
Superhne $40 50q1l; trade brands SD OO9Sl5
Wheat hrmer at az IS for No. l red, and No.
sold at 50 %. Corn hrmer. owing to the light
supply, shelled sl@S2c., ear SIC. Oats dull at a
for No. 2; and 45e for No. l. Rye rather lower al
81 10 for No. !; choice 81 Is, and closing heavy
barley scarce and in demand at 81 COOL 20
Whisky firm at 81 80 in bond. Mess pork advanc-
ed at So 70, with sales of 800 bbls. Bulk meats
firm, but quiet at l412dl634 for shoulders and
sides. Bacon steady with a moderate jobbing de-
mand at l61zt9201I for shoulders and clear sides
Cotton firm at 4094lc. for middling, holders ask
ing higher prices. Butter and cheese unchanged
Groceries steady Gold LIZ
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04

FATAL CASE OF PoIsoNrNG.-A young
man named FREDERIcK MEIER, employed
as driver by MAUKEL d FRANK, proprie-
tors Of the Spring Water Brewery, accident
ally poisoned himself on Tuesday lsst, by
taking an over dose of laudanum. He died
Tuesday night, and was buried yesterday.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04

School OPEN AGAIN-The cholera hav-
ing almest entirely Abaied, the exercises Of
my Seminary viii be resumed on Monday,
the Sth inst, The loss Of two weeks and
two days will be made mp to all our patrons,
BY closing the last instead Of the middle Of
June next We feel devoutly thankful that
all Of our pupils, so far as we know, have
been spared. This vacation has enabled us
10 complete our new Chapel, which we now
otIcr to our patrons as the most beautiful
room Cor It's purpose in the Southern coun-
try. W. F. WARD,
oc,i-4t Principal.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04

CHANGED HANDs-STEDMAN Brothers
have sold their popular restaurant in this
city, and removedto Memphis, having leased
the Overton House in that city. WILLIAM
STEDNAN started for Memphis last Tues
day. They carry with them the goodwishes
Of their many friends in Nashville
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04

PERsoNAL-The Rev. DIR. X. b. C. How
ELL, pastor Of the First Baptist Church Of this
city, returned home yesterday, after an alb
sence Of two or three months TO recuperate
his health, which his friends win be graft
fed to learn has greatly improved. He will
occupy his pulpit at the usual hour, next
Sabbath.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04

PUT UP Your FRUIT.-Buy your Fr6it Can
and Glass Jars in any quantity. at the lowest
Wholesale prices. wv. WILSON Il Co.,
auls-lm No. II College st.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04

Il. II. SINGLETON has received Army and
Navy, Waverly Magazine New York Mer-
curry, Sunday Mercury, New York Citizen,
Atlas Leader, Dispatch, Sunday Times,
Rural New Yorker, Dry Goods Reporter,
Shoe and Leather Reporter New York
Weekly Review. Museum (German), La
dies Repository, and DeBow's Review for
October, also the latest leading dailies
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04
New York Monev nInrI.et.
by Telegraph.

New YORK. Oct. 3.-The Posts money article
says there is slight lull in speculative feeling
in Wall street, but whether the fever has rs yel
spent its force. is by no means certain. Gold i:
lower and less active to-day il is also more plen-
hful for delivery, and is lending at a premium
the highest rate paid yesterday being Il The
loan market is more active. and the symptoms
developed during the last few days are interpre-
ted, by conservative bankers, TO presage grow
an unchecked and Temporary stringeney. The
rate for call loans is 495. and for discounts Sale
The stock market is less active. Government
securities steady, and Railroad shares irregular
and lower. After the board N Y. c. was 1852
Erie g015 NJ ll4I4; NJ 80: Northwestern a; dc
preferred a; r 1917; TT w 7S1S. Foreign ex-
change is firm: bills at 60 days, on London. are
quoted at l0S1%9l09 for commercial. l073{@l031.
for bankers, do at short sight lUS349l09.
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New York Money and stock Market.


NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Money market more ac
i've; at 4ep5 per cent. STERLING quiet at 1077S@
lOeS. Gold lower, opening at 14S1S and dsclin-
ing to l47, advancing to 1885 closing at l477S
Govt stocks a shade friner Freights to Liver
pool frmer. Stocks better r. !; l07l5 n W
q; |. G, l25l2; NJ. S, 952s Reading ll71S; Fri,
9l15; N. Y. C. 117%: W. u, Tel. 55LS; sos con.
pons of go, I1l3l: Z. .SP. 81.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04
New York Dry Goods market.

New York. Oct. 3.--The sharp turn in the dry
goods trade, Noticed yesterday, still continues.
There are larger number of buyers in the mark
ct, and there seems to be no check given to BUSH
lighter weight and less describable goods are be-
ing taken. Merchants from the West and South
west are in the market. and large lines af goods
are going to the larger interior cities. Jobbing
Broadway p. Bedford 16 Bleached sheetings.
Lonsdale 331@, Manville Co. 26l3. Palermo 20.
Prints, Cochero q. Pacific 20. Waukegan So. EN-
pire l212 Ticks, Pearl river 81, Whittinton do.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04

+ TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP IN TIE Me-
.TRoPoITAN. Esquire WILKINSON was
the recipient the other day of new hat.
Immediately on its reception, he presented
his " Metropolitan plug to our old friend
CLEAIMoNs, who says it is one of the fix
lures" of headquarters, and must not be al
lowed to go out Of the family. rn
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04
IcoNNux1cArEpJ


The RAIDS for time have had their way
And played the mischief so they say.
But thank the Lord, we now and then
Elect some good old Union men;
Aud VIC expect. some faturc day
To see things work the other way.
See what your Amalgamation's done
The strangost thing that's under the sun.
On Saturday last. in this very town.
Throc-fourths Of the voters. all went BRoWN;
Those Union men, toe, you sec are tricky
They voted Tor BRowN and dropped your DIcEv
Aud now in conclusion. permit me 10 say.
Come back in the Union and there try 10 stay.
We will receive you without any fuss.
And never discard you like you did us.
UNcLg JIM.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-04
shelby Female Institute.

CORNER BROAD AND VINE STREETS,
AiNashviiie. This Illustration i nov IN iull
operation. with 3 complete corps of veil knoHn
ieachers 20 every department. tn addition, Tie
services Of an eminent iustruefrcs m Noeal
Music from the GunacrTafnirca % Leipsie and
Noa York. have been seeured. "A large addition
has this week been made tn the fallQsnphic and
AstreuoIaiaal apparatus. livery adFantare u
ae11rded fsr : Grit einsa e.iucuiiou.
GEO q. Bl FLtk. q. ~. rrinsirai
Gao. s. bLtcEiE, 81. T., Aicu friueiraL