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REAL ESTATE SALES.
REAL ESTATE.

j, Nj. GUMMEY g. SONS SALE
AIHREE-STORY BRICK DIV ELLING, and -Four
Dwellings in the Rear, No. 726 LOMBARD Street.
on MONDAY, October y 1867 will be sold at Public
Sale, at IL o'clock, Noon AT the Philadelphia ExS
XII that certain lot piece of ground, together with
tba improvements thereon erected, situate on the
south side OF Lombard street, at the distance OF los
feet eastwardy from the east side OF Eighth street. III
Iaining 10 front on Lombard street 20 feet, and ex
,endinR In depth, OF that Width 96 feet to Cullen
erect improvements consist Of q substantial three
stoTv Brick Dwelling, fronting on Lombard street
~ rsa twO-sOry Frame Dwellings in the of the
same and thTee-story Brick Dwelling fronting on
SUBJECT to two yesry ground rents-one of 5000
and the other Of S33pa -
ast No. sos WALNUT Street
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nY nRnER on HEIRs.
j. M. GUMMEY q SONS, Auctloneers, ,,,

THT Estate OF NOGEh MCDONAID, ueceh9tu'
j. M. GUMMEY & SONS, AuctioneeEs; ,,,,O,
STORE AND -FOUR DWELLINGS, TWENTY
Is9iIRirH Street. below Walnut street
on MONDAY october 2, 1867, Will be scid at PuDllc
sale al ~ clock noon at the philadelphia Exchange
Ibat certain lot or piece OF ground together Will
the improvements thereon erected, situate on the
St SIDE of Bt ach now TwentytouT street, and the
south side of 20 feet wide street called Caldwel
sSIraet hetWeen Walnut and Locust streets, In tht
TSbtb Ward OF the city of philadelphia. Containing
in front or breadth said Beach street 20 feet anS
ntandine In length depth OF that width on said
Set wide street ITO feet TO another 20 feet wide street
ITnnroyements consist Of twostory brick store an.
d,naiiinP fronting Twenty-f0urth street and thre
three story brick dwellings containing three room
each, and one three-story brick dwelling contalnin
si~ rooms fronting on Caldwell street.
Nie''i V II M OTJHMEY & SONS. Auctioneers,
9a sSt NO sos WALNUT stre0'
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M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. lS9 AND "A Q
IXl. g. FOURTH Street.
STOCKS, LOANS. ETC.

At - O'Clock noon. at the Philadeiphla Exchange
bafss SnG fnGS saoS old
shares Academy % OF Music, Win IN Ticket; uokes; ,.n-
70 shares steubenville and Indiana Railroad Com.
Central GSmpSny
SHARES Eona Esme RaS Se PReSsbo
$50 shares American Buttonhole oYerseaming Sew
ing Machine Company r..... c..,,,.
SSnSrsSR REAL SGCh EsTATE fsiHni sALE octo5er
Estate Of Ann M: Knowles and others -BUsINEss
sTAND-Three-story Brick store and Dwelling. s.
same ESTATE T6reestory est S BRfCK DwELLINas,
Same Estate -sT6ree-story BRICK DWELLING,
Fs S
SHa
ss@s fss,s srss s W
sHSE witty ELEGANT ri MANSION with spacious
grCupSs sW corner Of % street snS -y DS5Dy
s feet front on 4sth street. z7O feet 'front.' on Darby
aoNb q s
Se%9EELUABLE BUSINESS sTAND-1nrssstor
BRICK STORE, No. Slz North second street, above
NATns; Two.story BRICK STORE and DWELLING, N. w,
story 81 sRioR E sToE aR No. l52
NRtIn NFourstoTy Story BRICK DWELLING, No. 4ls North
FL ont streeL and 4ls Wt,6er street w, 49,, ~,
iOTR Two ~ S story BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS. 244 and
Eieesnt fonr-story BRICK RESIDENCE, with Sta
Bile and Coach House, n. W. corner Tenth and Cathe-
f'Sf Modern iour-story BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 1919
STSST TSTeestory sSr BRICK DWELLING. No 1895 Vine
SFISrc FT6reestOry BRICK DWELLING. No. S0 New
A'Tfe ThHeestOIy story BRICK DWELLING. No. 2lIS Winter
Shire T6rce.story BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1918 Olive
Two 'TTSwyosand.a-half story BRICK DWELLING, Wheat
Shear lane, above Richmond street, with privilege Of
Modern REsIDENoE, NO. 4iO7 Spruce street; has
u Large ana valuable LoT. Pine street. west Of For
tieh sIress NEs sVP br,c
Dwelling, southwest corner Twentieth and BEDFORD
LARGE and VALUABLE LOT, TWENTY al rat street
north OF Chesn1e street. ia feet 'front.' and iSO feet
PeremPtory Sale A wellsecured Irredeemable
VERY DEsIKABf.E MANSION. with stable and
Coaoh,honse, NO. 4lOs Kingsessing avenue, "a feet
r3ps Ip ieet Rt ~ RaeeP & Ward ,.,
Store, NJ w corner Fifth and Cherry Streets and four
story brick RESIDENCE, No. COS Cherry street, ad-
brick And FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. 40 and
~ Prime street, Second Ward, 80 feet 'front.'
Full particulars in handbills l9HI
Sale on the Premises. No 2lg5 Green street
HANDSOME RESIDENGE AND ELEGANT FUR
On Monday Morning.
September go at 40 O'clock. at No 225 Green street.
snd lot of ground. containing in front on Green
street 20 feet ana extending in depth 100 iees to Out
sssant n Rnssh &C. M
DANC0AsT a WARNoCK, AUCTI0NEERa,
rARoF POSITIVE SALE OF AMERICAN AND
IMPoRTED DRY 9oQRs, fes I'll LINEN ANb H0
sIERY GOODS SsSnssSsS SsorSpS Dy Catalogue
Oct 2 commencing at 10 o'clock coDoprIsing Alarga
assortment Of new and desirable goods worthy ofspe
clal attention. errJri Nute al, p@'"
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A telegram from Havana states that the brig Isa
bella Jones sunk at sea on Sept g. This may prove TO
be the barque Isabella O. Jones, hence 2th ult for ST.
Thomas. with 200 tons coal.
Steamship Pioneer Bennett, for Philadelphia sailed
from Wilmington yesterday.
BaTque Beethoven. KaTsted, cleared at Richmond
24th INST for City Point TO finish loading FOR hio
Janeiro.
Rrig Gamma Marshall, hence at Salem 25th inst.
Brig O. b. Allen, DILL hence, at New Bedford 21bh
inst, for REPAIRS having been ashore on Cape Poge
Brig Open Sea, Coombs, hence, at Edgartown 2Su
schr vernai, Perry, hence, at Newburyport 25th
schr Ella Matthews McElwee. hence. at Boston
26th inst. -
Simmons. Godfrey hence, at Salem 25th inst -
6chr H. g. Ely. McAlllster. aud q. b. Clayton Clay
ton. hence, at Richmond 2ith inst -,
schr E. B. Emory, Young hence at Washington
Schr E s. Reeves, from Williamsburg for Philadel-
phia went TO sea from Hampton Road 25th inst.
Schr f. A. Bartle. Smith. from Amesbury for Phila-
delphia. at Holmes Hole 23d inst.
schr Clara CorsOn for Philadelphia, cleared At JACK
BOnvie 16th inst.
schr Lottie Beard, Perry, hence, at Newport 2Sth
schr Eva May. Richards, for Philadelphia, sailed
/ from Providence 25th inst - go.
hence for saco at Edgartown Esd inat and sailed nex
Echr j. l. worthington, Brown, hence, at Providence
2bth inst
Steamer Tacopy. Nichols, for Philadelphia. cleared
at New York yesterday.
Steamer q. III Stout, Ford, for philadelphia bhilou
nom Georgetown 26th inst
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NJ, IONS DIsoRDERa, LIVER COMPLAINT, CosrTYH-
,Fss DYsPEPsIA, ETC, are speedily remoyed oy Dr;
", 'hS nroVed them superior 70 all other remedies
% ne Cure OF the various diseases for which they are
ceTtsin and may be taken a. any time without rlsk
ssora eaposure, Sold by all Drnggists'
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DEATH OF A WELL-KNOwN PUBLISHER. -
Uriah Hunt q veteran publisher and a mighty re-
spected citizen died last night, at his residence, in
York avenue. He was native OF Gullioro county,
learned his business In the publishing house OF the
late Bepiamin Warner.
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TIE WAGNER FREE INSTITUTE OF SoIENoE

THE WAGNER FREE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE,
CoRNERloF SEVENTEENTH STREET AN MoNreo-
MERY AVENUR.-The popular lectures OF this Ooliege
will commence their autumnal session on MONDAY
Septemb her sO at hatpast7 p NJ, at the lecture room
OF the Institute ana be continued three Times escn
week in the following order:-'Geology," MONDAY
evening by Professor Wagner; "ChemistryI" by FRO
fessor Deal, Wednesday; Natural Phllosopny.
NV Professor Gauntt Friday, The subjects In thelr
respective departments Will be fully discussed ana
extensively illustrated by diagrams and
Those designing cultivate taste for scienthc IN
yesgation cordially invited TO attend, both male
| and female. Admission free. The most convenient
approach by the Fifteenth street cars, agnting at
|
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esr4ER1DAly AND SUITE AT THE CONTINENTAL.-Not
oniy this dis pguished Major-General and his suite
~ severai other arKRble SitS eau be at the
Soninenthl any day, at Oh arle, Stokes Co.'s hrst
ass hing House, in that building. The suits sold
SSnas Sn-a lke the General, remarkable for their
rSay1es- always satisfactory to our friends. Call
nd
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Tonawanda, Jennings, Savannah, Phila'
delphia and southern Mail Steamship 90.
Baruue La Criolla, Jordan, Nassau, N. p.
Str i. Franklin Person, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
Str Mayhower, Robinson, New York, W.P.Clyde&Co'
Str J. IS. Ide, Webb, Baltimore. A. Groves, Jr
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, for Baltimore, with tow
OF barges, w. +. Clyde d co.
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ARRIVMn YMSTNRDA'Y.

Schr u. g. Grant, COlD0rn, 3 days nom Laurel, Win
lumber to Bacon, Collins & Co.
Steamer Diamond State, Talbot, l3 hours nom Bal
timore. with mdse. to ]. ID. Ruoh
steamer Black Diamond. Meredith, "a hours from
New York, with mdse. to w. M. Baird Go.
Steamer W. O. Pierrepont, shropshire "a hours from
New York with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird d 90.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards. "a hours nom New
York, with mdse. to w. p. Clyde Il Co. 80
Tug ThOs Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow OF bRrges to w, p, Clyde d Co.
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A FEARFUL LEAP. = Lewis Klinger, aged
seven years. iumped off the High Bridge into the
Sreek Al the foot OF Brown street, and drowned
The body was recovered and taken home, when the
('oroner was notified.
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DIsTIILERY IN A CoRNFIELD.-Last Thursday
some revenue officers discovered a whisky stu In
opel alton in a cOrnfeld, in the Twentytifth Ward,
and ma te q seizure of 1t. watchman was put In
charge while the revenue officer went in search or
n carter to remove the bti and other property.
While he was gone crowd Of men came, put
twenty dollar bill into the hands of the watchman,
told him TO leave once, and intmated that II he
did not. 20 he might be roughly handled. He dld
leave and proceeding to the Office of Revenue Agent
Miller, made known the facts aud handed over the
twenty dollar bill. When the Revenue Inspector
went hack to the place where the still was, he dis
covered that every thing had been removed.
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Cn,I,LpNcrnIENr ExRRo1sEa. a.-YesterdaY Alter


noon The Mount Vernon Grammar School held their
semiannual exercises. They passed of very agree
ahIy and reflected great credit on the school, The
singing of the young ladies was very fine and the re-
citations well delivered. Addresses were made 6Y
liam b. Hanna ESQ pair OF very handsome ne vases @
were presented by the graduating class to Mrs. NC
Manus the Principal. The Mount Vernon stands
des eryedly high as educational institution, and
nutat
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SALE OF BooTs AND sHoEs,-We would call the
early attention the trade to the large sale of Boots
Sboes Brorans Balmoras. etc. to be sold by McCel-
land Co Auctoneers at their Store, No. sos Market
street. on Monday morning, Sept 90 commencing at
10 O'clock precisely.
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LACE AND MUSLIN AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
selling off very cheap Persons wishing to purchase
would DO well to call at w. Henry Patterns Curtain
gtnrn q 1A09 Chesnut street.
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FINE CoNFECTIoNs.-At George W. Jenkins,
No 1887 Spring Garden street, can be obtained
foreign fruits nuts almonds, etc., as well as q
fine assortment Of confections. Jenkins Is
worthy of q call.
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LACE AND MUSLIN AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
selling off very cheap. Persons wishing TO purchase
would do well to call at w. Henry Patterns Curtain
estnra q Cheannt street
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g. BYRON MoRsE's DINING ROOMS, No. 902
and gO4 Arch street, for ladies and gentlemen,
are now the popular resort for those In search
of good dinners, Visit them.
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CHRoMos FINE EEGRAvINGs Photographic Gems,
also Deep. wreath Frames for hair, preserved
flowers al Reimer & Co.'s, Manufacturers of Looking
rlasses and Picture Frames, No. 624 Arch street.
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WALNUT GILT AND RosBwooD CoRNIcEs, elegant
desIpns YerY cheap at Patten,s No. l0S Chesnut ST.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Iron ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE OursrDn rAsns.l
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HoLIowAY's PILLs.-NERvoUs DEBILITY ETC.
As a sedative and invlgorating medicine, these Plus
have had astonishing success I'm every part OF the
civilized globe. They UNAFFECTED by climate, as
their operations the same in the torrd zone or the
Arctic regions They regulate pulse and the action
of the heart brace and strengthen the relaxed nerves.
Give tone and energy TO the general system and by
Teesnblishing vigorous effort of the vital functions
extinguish the elements of melancholy, depressed
sniritg. blues, vapOrS, etc.
,,yo
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BOARDING.
BOARDING WANTED.

DOARDING.-WANTED, IN A GOOD L0CA-
tion boarding for family, consisting Of q gen,
Ieman his WIFE and five children; Tor tne Ial5 anu anu
where there other boarders would be preier5ed
ADDRESS s"MERCHANT,' Box 1857 Phiadeiphia Post
office stating price per month, and location, ana tlme
when an interview can be had sz2 "
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EXCURSIONS.

~K-oA FARE TO WILMINGTON, 10
-Frs7Ssf5f5ssSs cents; Chester or Hook, 10 cents
On and after MONDAY July 8, the steamer A ElEL
will leave CHESNUT Street wharf at y46 a. M anq
845 P. NJ Returning, leaves Wilmington at $40 a. M
Fare to Wilmington, l5 cents; excursion tickets,
cents, Fare to Chester Hook 10 cents. S3 I'm
nn~oA DAILY EXCURSIONS TO Will
mington, Del-on an and iza after THEs- N1ES
will leave second wharf above Arch Street daily a.
10 A. M, and p. M. Returning, leave MARKET
Street Wharf, Wilmington, at A. M. and r. M.
Fare for the round cents
Single tick
Chester and Marcus Hook Genus
For further particulars, apply on board. ,.,
792tf L. w. BURNS, Captain.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PREAcHINc IN THE
oHEsNUT STREET THEATRE,
TO.MORROw CsUNDAY) EVENING,
AT TX O'CLOCK, BY
REV. j. WALKER JACKSON,
Under the auspices OF the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
subject-"THE GREAT QUESTION"
Prayer Meeting in the Hall Of the Association Aier
the services in the Theatre. All are invited.
The use Of the Theatre is given gratultously by
Messrs Slim q Co. II
A ADEMY OF MUsI c.
"A s&HRDxT GSD sFAfF sHa fMFsn's'f
''s MAJOR GENERAL sICKLEs,
%IGE iGE'3E2d VTsiT HE S4SE&S OF MUSIC To
to wlness the magnificent Spectacle,
| Of the great sensation az NIBLo's GARDEN, NEW
0i'iA' O' Oi"''e1 BLACK OK q CRooK, u
| GRAND PARIsIENNE BALLET TROUPE,
hND0hS@D ASP t BAEtX St8SE 56EFN&Is SSDAH fNN''
PHILADELPHTA i2 PI7l-is EaUXLs itl SEW SEW YORK.
| COMPARISON
| ONCE THOUGHT IMPOSSIBLE, BUT NOW
| FULLY ESTABLISHED
ApM1R1Na II THOUSANDS.
| NOTICE.-Arrangeme nts have been made with tn he
Wilmington, Delaware Chester, Norrstown, and
Trenton Railway Companies -. -
TO RUN SPECIAL TRAINS,
| In visit the Academy OF Music and witness
| "THE BLACK CROOK" -,
| In consequence of which the Manager mas ylelue.
to The general desire to commence the perIoT ~
at ~ 40 as TO conclude the Grand Fairy spectacle oo
It1% giving ample time to reach home by II O'CLOCK
| THE MATINEES, -, =,
which have hitherto been so well attenaed, VIII ~ o
| conducted with the same care ana atJehIiOh aS
nights performance and commence aJ
| admission, o.; children, so cents. =. ,,rr
Seats secured six days In advance. AZ LEE s
WALK ER'S Music Store, No. 722 CHESNUT Stree'
and at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC nom ~ uhtl
O'CLOCK each day.
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AUCTION SALES.

M 90 i n l. l. A N d q 90
lNl (suCcesBOrs 70 Philip Ford e Col
AUCTIONEERs. NO. 500 MARKET BtreeA
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For additional Marine NeeOS see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
SUN RISES 6'6S MOON nIsss ''''-'- ~ ~
HIGH w WAThh.-..... "
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
HENRY WINSoR, ,o,.,.v-z.,.
CHARLES WHEELER frhohThLA OOAAIIIhh'
JAMEs YOUNG,
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To OBTAIN EASE IN THE NECR,
RB-Purcbase the model Shoulder-Seam shirt,
155-Purchase the "Model Shoulder-Seam Shirt"
MCINTYRE & BRO, No. 1885 Chestnut street.
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PROPOSALS.

fNROToN AQCEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON
~ tractors Separate sealed proposals, each endorsed
title OF the work which II relates the name OF
bidder of Offering will be received at this onlce
until IL o'clock A. NJ of Friday, April II 1867 for the con-
strncon Of the following pavemens and sewers to wit
Ninth Twelfth street. from Fourth To Fifth
Fifieh street. from Third N Fourth Sew
eny- third, from Third 10 Fifth avenue Park from
Thirty eighth 10 Forty third street; Eghyfourh street,
Third 10 Fourth Fourteenth street. from Uni
yersy place Ninth avenue; Thirty. eighth street from
bers Also croswalks West street at
Christopher and in tspecihcaton " Sateth
Sixty and Sxtysecond streets between Fourth aud
Pfh Specification lOl Seventy seventh street be
Eighth and Ninth svenues tspecihcation I'D second
avenue Forty and Forty hh streets spccih
nues specihcaon Isl EiRhyhfh, Eighty and Eighty
seventh streets, between Fourth and Fifth avenues
tspecihcaon lx) Houston street. between Thompson and
streets. Commerce street. between Barrow and
Bedford streets: Cornea street. between Bleecker and
Fourth Leroy street, between St Lukes place and
west Tenth and Hammond streets. md Rleecker street.
between Hammond and Bank streets; Ispecihcston l5
Cherry street, between Montgomery aud Jefferson streets
Clinton street between Cherry and Madison streets
(specihcAon l6) between Eghtyninth and Ninety nth
streets and Second and Fourth avenues specidcaon n
fourth avenues, and Fourth specidcAuon ls
Yifysevenh street, between East river and fhird
and and fftyeighth street. and tspcch-
9 between ah and l2lst streets. aud between
The plans for above works can be seen specifications
80 THOMAS STEPHENS Croton
ROBERT l. pARRAGH. Agued.cs
A. w. CRAVEN. y Board
Orucr cRoros AorKpucr DEr'r, March q. 1857.
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL ITEMS.

Tic Boston Theatre Company, under the direction OF
J. B. Booth, give the octoroon and Griffith Gauns this
week in Lowell
Miss Fanny Morgan Phelps and John L. Owens finished
ter Washington engagements on Saturday last
Lady Don, the favorte comedenne, commences an
engagement al Walls Opera House, Washington, this
week
Chanfrau and Lolita meeting with great in
Memphis
The Black Crook with its coryphees red Gre, calcium
lights mps, &C. have bid farewell to Rochester, cause
lack Of patronage.
Miss Helen Western made way for Murdoch at the
Chestnut Philadelphia, on Saturday
On the same night Mcguire and Risley's Japanese
troupe bade farewell 70 tho City Of Churches.
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LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

SouTH Sm. RAiLRoAD-rhis company have contracted
For the grading Of their road between Naspeh and ia
maica, where they with tho Flushing road II
stated that II will be completed by August l.
BURGLARS At woRK.-Iast week the residence Of Mr..
Miller, Of jamaica was entered and robbed Of articles
70 the value Of $780, The thief also entered the bed
room Of Mr. Miller, and after ransackng it. left by the
window without disturbing the slumbers OF the pro-
prefor. man who was employed by nm, and VINO
has since absconded is suspected OF the theft
REFoRTED PcKPocKErs ARREsrED.-B. Smith, w.
Jones' Thomas Smith and J. Coles arrested on a
charge Of picking pockets the Hunters Point depot
Saturday last Passengers have for some time past
complained OF losses incurred by them Their pictures
adorn the Rogues Gallery and they were locked up
for examination.
LAMP ExpLosIoS,-At the annual exhibition OF the
North Manhasset Mission School, in the free church at
that place q Kerosene lamp overturned and burst
among The crowded assemolage Luckliy no one was
injured The damage TO the carpet pulpit Sc VIII not
exceed 500 The flames were subdued by using the
carpets TO extinguish them
BURGLARY AT CYPREss HnIs-The residence OF Mrs
6reen. near Cypress Hills Cemetery, was entered BY
burglars last week and about $3.50 worth of household
goods taken by them. general ransacking of the
house made and everything OF value was taken that
they could carry away unooserved
Fousp-Ihe body Of an infant supposed TO be about
three days old was last week found Great Neck IL
was much disngured and is thought to have been matt
lated by animals A Coronor's investigation was held.
but nothing as TO its identity established
PRESENTATION -Mrs J. D. r. De Raimes OF West ia
maica has presented the Congregational church Wood
haven, l. l., with elegantly bound Bible and Hy mn
book Tor the use OF The church
BUKGLARY-0n Tuesday night the barn Of Mr.. Wicks,
nj Thompson Station broken into. and his Of
horses, harness, blankets, robes &c. stolen The loss
is estimated at 81, 200.
suppKs DEAIn.-wlliam :. Brown, of Greenport, one
OF it's oldest and best known pioneers fell suddenly dead
Sunday last
Oh Relics TO IN DIsposED or.-The property OF the
late Hiram Woodruff to be disposed Of public auction
the Sh day or April Among the articles offered for
sale are fifty oil paintings representing the celebrated
horses Flora Temple Peerless Plough Boy Grey Eagle,
and others Of like fame.
DRowyEo Benjamin r. Horton, He'll Gate pilot
drowned Thursday afternoon by the upsetng of
his yaWl
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
TrBE NEW EDITION, REVISED AND ENLARGED
or WELLS EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER, AM
urstxrea ropu NOOK "a addition 20 inform alton ii

every deparen, Of business indspensabsto every bust
s.- man and vemsn; scnaips 1hs MEw wa si,fi IN
srRGcTiSs and ,ss NV !FIEFEINsAt ;FIss REwaNSE M az
pees Price only o. Sent post Paid on receipt OF price
Agents wanted everywhere; they will nnd tse business
vs,y remunerHtve. IL !. wensyd everywhere, By
everybody work that ~ agent can sss 70 the sale o.
permanent business with certainty o. success hnd
With sa,afaeton 10 hmfef and pair Address BENZ
J. S4lsAxyk., fsp.lssyI ~. eba~es,s s"ssbN u
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EXCURSIONS.

ToRT LEE, OLD LANDING.-THE STEAMBOAT 7. 2.
II HULsR Captain q. W. AnuetI will make her regular
trips from the foot Christopher street at l0 NJ and
r. NJ daily Sundays at 10 A. N. and p w. this affords
opportunity engage board or nre houses
a the above named place.