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New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
IONG ISLAND

Dr. II. p Perry Of Cutehogue has bought Mrs. Walk
mans residence at that place for $4,000 S T. IabeT
ss OF ROsyn, has purchased 60 acres OF land adjoining
his residence that place for 5000 Theodore Ayres OF
El5DO Mr. NJ Watering the purchaser. -Four lots
the corner OF SecOLdave. and Jamacast Astoria,
have been purchased by Joseph Canhed for S24OO-..
The four lots Cameliast In the same village have
been sold 10 f. NJ CrOuthers for Sl,SOO.--.The
bOrsecars are running regularly between
Hunters POlIt and Astoria, much TO the satisfaction
OF theresideuts along the rOuteIhe COngregatiOnal
Society Of Orient have been improving their beautiful
house OF Worship 5000 has been expended on interior
decorations The South Side Railroad Company
have decided 10 extend their road TO Rverhead .Ihe
new Baptist Church at ROnkOnkOma IS completed III
neat and substantial structure. IA new mgnWNy IS
about opened from the eastern end OF Ryerhead
10 Howeps DOck....The newly-organzed Presbyterian
Society OF Glen Cove about erecting new house OF
Eented TO them by Mr,Wught DuTyea.. Mr. A. Ltchteld
Of HeW-YOrk City, who purchased tAe farm
OF n j. Brush at Valley Stream for s2GoO1
has commenced the erection Of twelve hand
cottages on the ground Several small houses are
being built in New.SufOk. Ira b. Tuth, esq, is put
ting up large building to be used as tenement house
Zion Church. Little Neck, has been put IN complete
repair. The old Mansion House at Port Jefferson has
ton Summer guests. George Hudson, ESQ., OF kVer-
head, sold his farm WadIng River 10 Mr. r. T. Os-
Of ManOrvile, for 3,5O0..Mr Reseg 0t Astoria
has purchased grounds belonging to Mrs Haisey on
Broadway, for Sl,500 and Is about TO erect suit
able buiiduss Tor his dye factory. Mr.. 4.
v Ayres has commenced building a beauu-
Doune of Riy rhead has just finished handsome store
at that place II is 10 be occupied by ladies' dry goods
49, Thomas ". Conklin, esq, Of Round swamp has sold
ms farm $4,000. COrwiu, esq or SuHOlk mas
erection Of wing so feet in length IL T. Fielder
esd Rivernead has purchased the lot on the corner
OF Grhugaye. and Sec0ndst Tor $1,000 and Is about
erecting an elegant dwelling on II.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

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New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
will find 1t to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other
paper and in addition TO this advantage TH8 TRIBUNE
will be found not only NewYork and all It's cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Umon The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 70 the
reader would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscrbers for the three editions Of TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention TO reports of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value of its col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adver
tsing are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line
for each insertion; WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE cents per line. About ten words of
our wide columns average line Terms, cash in advance.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
AUCTION SALES OF wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE
ASTORIA

At least $50 and villages have been described in
THR TRIBUNE during the past season, aud among them
all one certainly ought TO find place that VIII give salts
faction Many persons willing take advantage of
low rents but still they object to going outside Of the
city 70 look for residence The localities which would
suit this buyers yearly becoming ana
day far distant when only the Weather portion
OK the community will be able to obtain respectable
homestead within sight Of the city. Astoria IS
among the few places where one may purchase
land convenient 10 the city for anything Ike reasoIaDe
sum- Here Is a town WIN a splendid water IGnt ylnR
directly the river from Eighty sXthst us Deau-
tlful situation has induced many wealthy Werchauls 70
erect there magnificent mansions which have so often
been admired by the passing trayelCr Ihe shOre just
seep enough to picturesque and the numerous trees
surrounded by cOsey-shaveu lawns add not little 70
the beatty Of the scenery. There are churches OF all
DENOMINATIONS good schools public and private and
rlous other institutions usually found In such places
Improvements rapidly being made ana IL Is saIe 10
predict that Astoria VIII eventually become large ana
UelEGate VIII greatly add 10 the commerce. .s
Importance OF the place is proposed TO make the
sound the great outlet OF New 1OIk TO the sea hunters
POut, the terminus or the Long lsand hallOau, 10
situated about miles below and there are few towns
around New-NOrk that are making more rapd grown
Between the two places is the town or kaYeHsWOOd,
which contains some OF the most magnificent residences
Ihat be found anywhere The village OF Astoria ls
incorporated, aud the streets are gradeu ana SIpen
with gas The Fire Department is said to be well
managed. There are several manufactures IN
operation, but more are wanted ana ana
mon OF wealth do in and avail themselves OF the
superior advantages which the place oilers Tor anuac
turing purposes Lots may be purchased for $500 each
Comfortable cottages held at from $4,000 10 $500
eacn. Among those who own fine residences may be
mentioned W. H. Sanger, A. ID. Dltmay, Edwin Woolsey
Howard Potter, W. H. Howland, Fred. W0lcott, Geo b.
Sargent, Edwin Hoyt, J.. Wmttemore, W. ID Wander
water, and Nj. Munscn. Those who wish 70 take pleas
ant ride up tue river andto visit some OF the SUBURBAN
towns It's banks, should not fail 10 make tour along
the terraced slopes OF Astoria All Of the Harlem boats
STOP and the boats OF the Ninety secOudst Ferry run
s OF
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
REAL ESTATE.

Yrw.YoRK. wednesday May 40, 1862
The sales by auction of suburban lots bid ialr
n No large this week, as they have been LOT severa
weeks past Three large sales are advertised lor W
morrow-two in Westchester County ana one III new
Jersey. -. =, s.ou.,.od % ho
,,tSv anction tomorrow; BY Joseph Mcclure at No.
-, proadvov-Ieasehod Of the property No 7S Warren
n nv Mallory & Blackwell, at p m on the premises
r,.bty lots at Tarrytown suitable for business and
manufacturing purposes special trains from Thrtethst
5epot at 10 and lO45 BY Muller, wilkins Co.. at
ann on the premises-The Rye Beach property. By
Trusdel Crane, at p on the Dremises-EightytWo
bulding lots at Bergen Wood Park North Bergen, n j.
No sales 0. real estate were made at the Exchange
salesrOom to-day.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
6itp Seal Gstatt for Sale.

HOUSE for SALE-No. 234 West Fifty
,hirdst stories hgh basement good cellar AL improve
order threughout pleasant nehborhood convenient
Broadway and Bghtbave Terms apply on
premises
MONEY to LOAN on improved city real es-
vi state A. NJ. PBNTZ. No - Pine-st Poi
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
Sth-y -ysrsr YtaI 6siait for Salt.

SUBURBAN- HOMES FOR SALE, at Lake
- view station, CITY Of P.tsr'on J.'soASe ProPgy 500
choice VILLA SITES and desirable residences ehgey ~ %
Gated graded avenue; 70 ~ zee; 10 Slsu s, an Inc
Of Ins Conutaon $50 per smal proportion OF pui
opeT balance Particulars obtained The PREMISES
or address JANIS CROOKS Pt No 2C5 Maiust Paterson n
WOODSIDE, n. J.-For SALE, two French
w Roof HOUSES containing ParlSr Diing Roon LbIa ALl
Ebsr on 6 er four aud Bathroom seroud loOf
two Finished Rooms Gei Hot and Cold Water haE. ana
JJeas Lot 5rl % price 900 terms MORRISON bhIu0s
Wooi.ids or MORRISON & HALL. No ls3 Broadway. N y
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
o. H. PIHKsoN, Auc,oneer
DY A. D. MELIICK ir & BRO, AuctiOneerS


RY A. u. MELLICK, jr., g. BRO, AuctiOneers
ID and Delers n n J. Real Estate No. 20 Pinest y
WEDNESDAY,, June 2, at 1880 m. on the premises
Absolute ty order ofthe Avena Association $50 villa Plots at
~ j. about hour from NJ by The ~ J. r. r. T. Co.,
"A miles from Rahsav These beautifully situated on bgh
ground Immediately The station d command most extended views of
Island ard the Mounans The situation uuedualed,
being high the steep o the Railway churches and within one mile
Tie Of this property guarantee that per cent
this Association shan be
o ug and 10 generally Improving the
property Eye plot ru will be positively d without limit special
irAn will leave the foot o Courlsndtt al l3 N Lunch on ARRIVAL
Ofthe train.
Por rsrosd passes maps and fu particulars appy at the once
Association No. lg Broadway. and No oil hoh
gorys City ooe Of the Aucuoneers No. 70
Puest, hes-lork
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
C4s Gart.


TTNHE GRAND INAUGURAL MEETING
OF THE
PROSPECT PARK
FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
viii be held Al their GTOundS
BROOKLYN,
on THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
MAY 27 AND 20.
THURSDAY. MAY 27.
No l. PREMIUM $500
M;e Heats best ; in 5. in Harness
For alt horses who bave never beaten z;5'
ESQ to 6rst; 500 70 second so 10 'hrd horse
W. No PREMIUM s3OOO.
Mile Heats best 3 IN 5 ia Iarnesa
all horses that have heGten 229
s2000 to frst; 500 second. $50 " third horse,
for which there are eight entries
SATURDAY. MAY 90.
No l. PREMIUM s1,OOo
Mile Heats. best 3 In 5, 10 Harness
For al horses that have never beaten zJi
s7rc to srsii $500 to second + 100 to third horse.
"' ""'o 'H''' NS 2 PREMIUM 5000
Mile Heats best 3in 5. Ia Iarresa
For all Hoses exec ept Lady Tborae aud Mountain Boy
5000 to srs 500 second: $50 to third h0rss'
iO' "A''A 'Hs' " GOOD DAY AND TRACK
Races each day to commence
at y o'clock ?.
Consy Island Fulton Ferry ave mnue lot he
Ground direct for Greenwood TO connect With The Dummy kosa
leave Fulton Wall South Ferries he minutes during the day
Steamer Naushon ~i leave Tsentyhnist, k al ~ nj
Brooms T. R. at O:45s Fulton Ferry Broo1n, Hi nt
Wa n Y for round trip and return as soo
as ces are over Admission 10 The Grounds to GHd stand .ns
additional No charge for ladies TO Grand stand
In will be displayed on Holman House New
York Hotel Aor House Fulton heu and CITY HAIL broohyA
Stages with At Bath Long Island TO convey -
ssugeu 70 and from the track Distance y miles, rare
Parties to Prospect Park viii nd the most drses
psst P.rE direct MARTIN KALBFLElSCH, PrssdsSk
sDwaRD P. MORRIS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
.RrrnkIm 9taI &stat, for Sa!t.


TOR SALE at a bargain-A 3-stOry and base
ent brownstone HOUSE 2oIi0 the best avenues IN
Brook is built the most su6siaat1 manner and complete IN
NJ A. RULANb & 60, No. BeskmIn-st. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
Cuuntrg YtaI Gstut, for Salr.

N""'''s c " --.....
beautiful SITE on the HUDS0N.--For
SALE hs%D9t B BUDEG 5g. rr1 new stable
aud roads Of approach; upon the plot are a @ @
f SaSs 1T ff oMEs Sss MORGAN iS' No. Pp '' Y
EOR SALE at Hudson, N. Y:-T0 make
G4s 5 G GSi; aS..S q 5u iS' for 'sot son
hogny doors ana eaJags % 1nS sos al osS E tree. grape
asparagus spb strawberries &C. vaie, on She s E
$4,000 Send for descriptive circular Add's Boz No. ~ huD
DOR SALE-25O acres COAL and FAkM
be .old d cheap a.f by BY j. K WILDER GEIoH olio.
DOR SALE-At Southport, Conn, on the
il NYGNHR R. R. pleasant COUNTRY MANSION; over a9
ground we lnd out and shaded house SIT ana R I M
%G'P n.y. o t'' ~''''-''' ''l--' '-'', .--
EOR SALE-RESIDENCE and 62t acres un. :,
,s5: der a 1:ss: @ Ct L. Sa SSRfTEb E S Z &c s
TOR SALE-In the hOurishing and thTiylpngS nS
c S S HI & 'I, nall sI' yI s,'Ss sSSse. SGSN IN e. ely
For sale bargain applied for 'OOu For @ assg RYK P''
Real Estate 81 "' Agent gent JJssi.onyin., NJ
ORANGE COUNTY FARM AT A BARGAIN
With s5SgGpS gS O.Ss' @ III R.T . ssi '.is' bgn
Full particulars Of c II. OLIVER No. ] BeeLmAnst
DLACE for SALE-The finest view IN FAR arr
field County located Daren two miles north OF Dantn psp
70 acres GLAND With proportions ar,b. ,siurs
and woodlands abundant water and choice u ana snis sob
d Of LOug Island sou9d and hs nSaeTn .9o Pant P Io S
90 miles and oyeookng e
towns of Greenwch Stanford Horwak Wesipor snd Dne WINE
portions Canaan Wilton Reding basion snd faIhe e
plainly visible The church spre on Greenfield H IN he ow o &
old Greenwich be seen ~ te same
Instant and from The point Must be be appreeed
ply 10 LBWs r. BEERS Atorneyatau, South Norsk Conn
letter or person Those wishing 70 purchase who Will cal on hu
day eaoh week will be provided With conveyance !" ' anu
view the property. Terms easy
COUTHERN LANDS for SALE throughout the
y Soptb from M 900 acres 10 aaers liberal Letters
OF Introduction i1iHse'S r. SKsIT0S JONES CO. No. Boa3ss
06lS OOO FOR SALE, on the west bank
S2O, ,UUU.-of The Hudson opposite Tvol station. an el
egant COUNTRY STAT 90 OF the best land afornE the tn
views oftbe the dan, Ca and surrounding country The
mansion suhsiaua modern Improvements ad all necessary
outbudiugs ebous (6led &c hue mountain srurg 'lps
through the grounds forming beauu miniature
fs The declines with gentle slope having frontage
Of choice ut The premises which are Row
desrahe residence for family oi
refined tastes; pce $1,000 bali can remain on
mortgage. Apply TO 4. H. LUDLOW Co, No. JPinest
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27

DY TRUSDELL q CRANE, General Auc-
toneer, No b ndtons. Hoboten
J-PERBMPTORY SALB At pubic snron lIIhSbAl Nay ~
Al tie premises, of EOHllsINO kllulhLE
BUILDING L0rs Bergen Wood Pt, North BsfeB, Hudson Co
TRUSDEL CRANE will SELF aheve wihogi reserve The
Rghtrtus desirable aud eIrhy located budng o te oa br
ard F hecoud aud lti i's a. be
Wood P,rk North Bergen o. n j. T Location % said
being opposite PoTty se~oudtt frfr 20 heslf COVE
u@pt 10 he Northern Eafad t Etssh Nfhhof"c
staton and the splendid ,iess bcy eoueaul o. hf ldus otn
trr and yiug vicinity ~ s tu-lN 30 afi' al
s~faussek oad Which viii splrh .fiTe oF 'e s
by ihrec msiu nat ihoafh le 'in ~
desirable Tor bulldog sea An1 a. zoe saio
j. abalute Ia those search oi tt iof fu ~ L
should not let oppoub. without gVtg % ih au'on
Terms Of 90 and Auoiorerrs ss on ' '' ~
bond abI Bogagu isf yraf' ' p
I,rs s5a mana II property previous day u s7" auy 60 %
EfrlhuEr iiudt'l.s 4.A'l -.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
SuttiOn Salts Of Btal Gsiatt.
.nn1,um Mm1rn AnctInnee.

ADRIAN IT. MULITR AnclIonert - -,
A UCTI0N SALE of the CELEBRATED Ky II
n BBACH PROPEKTY.-ADRtAS H. MULLER, r. r. WILKINS
Co. sell THURSDAY May 27h, At O'clock on
the uremises-Th valuable Estate ttul Long Island s0un
e of RIVE Wehester County " the Rye Beach
property consisting quality td Of sheh sa grove
o bp growth bsGuc under cultivation This property las
water With fne SAID beach, at has ons bees
celebrated resort for bathing boating and fishing The upland ia
hh ADD from (heug nearly t4uael and fronting on hreo
roads divided several beautiful Ua ses The location Is
one Of the most healthy Wshessr Comfy e lhothod uret
eepouab; churches and good schools The te from hesofs
one hour Haven Road the tn Of Which stop ~ ht some
u or daily and hr completion 0 The Harlem and fof
chester Road depot o shch will be bat short distance ou a
viii be much shortened
Of frtess frame dwelling containing u rooms
finished In ye good stable sud carriage toue ad other ou
buildings For private residence hrst c SUMNER Hotel lhsfe
the vicinity Of NeSlo that can Offer equal adFange,
Csuagsl be ready ~ ptous 10 hc premises on ihe ar
yiv.I Of tbe Il.lO tr,.r $500
AT ACTION, at Railway, n. j., at 3 o'clock
~ ~ a; premises TODAYTbat neat tso story ha'eusnt
HOUSE aud posesson immediately worth - oo l1 can
rsmsip on r.rf-.re q Go for itH A. ,. RITrER
New-York tribune., 1869-05-27
@I,sttbrstrr GOantp gtal 6statt for Sllt.

Elegant ITALIAN VILLA FOR SALE,
- splendy located principal Bousaris Of csc1r
Comfy OF choice lands ergebouss stable
has IL bot aud cold water bathroom, water
closets fixtures throughout frcaSa surroundings, oB
Depot Landing and hour from cv PBe Siba1
yery attractive and cheap. $ DINGEE, No finetL
AN ELEGANT COTTAGE for SALE or to
~ LBT-At Orenta Westeher County contains II rooms hne
of GId variety o shade and
good garden boating and dshng one hour from city on line
Of Negayeu Railroad Price O0J3 500 per
s. DINGKE N9 sPine't 2
ID DARGAIN az fremont, n. Y.-GOOd HOUSE
AD BARN eight LOTS veil and two eern' ~ kud Of uii
] Minutes walk from depot horse $500
Z. r. RElNOLDS. No. % Beekmau-t. Room No s.
NOR SALE-At White Plains, Westchester
il Y COUNTRY SEAT Of late Wm A. Fteeborn; lo3 acres
greenhouse outbuag Tead for immeats ooeu
finished
10 JANIS p FRREBORN, Executor. No 25 southst. n Y
TOR SALE-KINGSLAND-PL acres
Of GROUND: mansion Of q Of the finest imported
within bour Of GeWOrk Cy fe minutes walk
depot Rye; sso two other wemprovd COUNTRY SEATS near
depot uumber Of eligible high healthy and picturesque
BUILDING SrES from to IS minutes walk Of deO at Rye
Apply % ANDREW WILSON, IT,, at RE
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Doprstic JIarI,cts-(BY TELEj,i.AfIrI.

NEW YORK, September ll.-No0n. Flour active
and rather stca3icr. Wheat If'2c. better. CORN
are. lower. Mess Pork, Sd1. Lard dull. Cotton
Guict ut Sc. Turpcntine firm at &c. Rosin quiet.
rri-hts firm
Eceaing.-Mouev cal pcr cent. The han k state
mcut IS very uuayor:c. The sir"cic has de
creased 81. 500 0o1 Gold iflacr opened AZ l&5t and
advanced = 1885, up0n uniavOr"blc accounts uf the
cotton c:u.'. and cio,chat l2T,T 3Ji. Tic gold cS-
port for the wCuE was $4,000. Governments
scarce with large German orders on the market.
An advance Of cent. failed TO bring out sup
Div equal t. the 1Icrnlnd. The market. however,
closed quiet with the adTaEcc partially lost. state
bonds duh Tennessee 6'S, Old, 6i new. So. Nir-
ginit o., old, IS. North Carolina 90, old, 50 ;
new, &. $500
Cotton n shade lower sales Of 1000 bales ut 33i
6glc Flour straa!cr. W;,c&: dccl,3CE s:2cc noon.
Corn heavy: mixed western; sl.lIT$i.iT. NhlS-
key decidedly higher ut Sl.3j Bccf steady. Pork
dull ut S2I. Lard heavy: kettle, l9it20c. Naval
Stores and Groceries quiet. Frcights tirm
BALTIMORE. September l1.-COtton dull at 3ic.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat iirmcr under small
receipts rcd. *l.5OEJSl. Corn, Sl.2j. Oats,
Gg6 sc. Pork quiet. Bacon active. Lard quiet.
WhiSkey active 1t Sl.0-. Virginia G'S. old, act
I'G7's, 50. North Carolina G's DID, 5i3 bid.
CIxCtHSATt, September 1I.-Whiskcy irmer at
Fl C9F3Sl.ln. Mess Pork and Lard dull and nolni-
nal. Shoulders ljfc.: sides, l8ic.
ST. Louis, September li.--Pork dull ut $500
s33 IS. Bacon buoyant clear RIB, l0c.; rib, Isle.
Lard dull fierce, ls:G'lsic.
LOUISVILLE. September 1l.-Proyisions quiet
Mess pork $33. 2.as33.5O. Bacon-shoul dcrs, l6c.;
clear sides, l9lc. Lard, zoe. Whlskcy sl.lo.
NEW ORLEANS, September ll.-Cotton easier
sales, $40 bales receipts, So bales exports.
coa-twisc 1901 bales middlinSs, 3ll' Gold. 1915.
New York sight, 8Ml discount.
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PASTORAL CALL ExTENDED.-The yestry
of the Church of the Ascension, in this
city, have invited the Rev. John Cosby, O.
the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Vir-
cinia, and now rector of the church at Ilar-
risonburg, in that State, to assist the Rev.
Mr.. Galloway, the present rector Of the
Church of the Ascension. Mr.. Cosby is n
minister of considerable reputation. MIR.
Cosby is the third minister of the Episco-
pal persuasion who has been invited from
the church at Harrisonburg, in as many
years, 20 accept positions in Baltimore:
Tile late Rev. Henry A. Wise, Jr., Of
Christ church, and his successor, the pre-
sent rector, the Rev. Thomas U. Dudley,
were both called from the church OF Harri-
sonburr.-BQltimore Sun, llh.
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v,,o Creot ssorrs, ~ the East.

The papers contain long accounts OF the
great wind and Tain-storm which passed
over Massachusetts, Rhode Island, md
Maine, on Wednesday afternoon. It il
estimated that the loss in Massachusetts
alone will amount to several millions Of
dollars. \ dispatch from Portland, Nc,
September 9, says:
"The most serious incident Of the storm
was the prostration Of the tall spirc OF the
new Catholic cathedral, on Cumberland
street. The building was dedicated with
great pomp yesterday. The spire, which
was two hundred and twenty-six and hall
feet high, by far the tallest in the city
fell directly across Cumberland street. The
house of Captain Z. D. Choate, No. 100
Cumberland street, was crushed in end
badly damaged, although not totally de-
molished. The injury to the house and
contents will probably amount to several
thousand dollars, and to the church about
$l5, 900"
The Boston 7raceller, referring to the
damage done in that city, says:
"Shortly before six o'clock furious
gust of wind struck upon the orchestral
end of the Coliseum, in which the great
musical festival was held. In a few min
utcs the large circular window, which Is
twenty feet in diameter, yielded to the
blast, and the wind getting inside, the
building quivered like reed.
"The whole orchestral end now crash ed
in, md the blast, sweeping with rcsisaess
fury to the other extremity, as speedily
forced out the other end. In few mo-
ments the whole edifce seemed to be the
sport of the elements, and the wind, get
ting underneath the roof, lifted it off piece
by piece until the whole of the transcpt
was entirely unroofed. The air was dark
cncd with falling and flying timbers, which
were tossed and blown about like shavings.
The crash was tremendous. The organ
was speedily levelled to the ground and
buried in q mass of timbers. Immense
pieces of the roof were carried considcra'
BILE distances and fell on every side"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Warrington News.

WASHINGTON, September 11.-General
Shcrman's commission as Secretary Of War
I'D interim reads ''To end at the next ses-
sion of Congress-
The acting Secretary Of the Treasury has
deducted from the pay of twenty-siz clerks
in the Second Auditors Office for Sinking
duty last month.
The Treasury Department is closed to-
day in respect to Senator Fc5sendcn's mem
Dry.
The Revenue Department refuses to COM
promise the cases growing out Of the Mobile
schooner Mary D." The proposition for
compromise came from David Gibson, Of
Cincinnati.
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Death of John Eeu. Of Tennessee.
WASHINGTON, September ll.-Hon. Johl
Bell. of Tennessee. is dead.
The Damage by the Gale.

BosToN, September l1.-Latcr advices
report additional wrecks from the gale.
Two schooners went ashore OF Cape Sewall
Point, and only one man Of the crews were
saved.
BANGOR, Me-, September 1.-THE
steamer Cambridge has arrived here in tow.
The officers and passengers report the night
Of the 9Th as frightful at sea.
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g,ou:siaun crops-.Fatai Accident.

New ORLEANS, September 1.-THE
crop prospects are less favorable. The
cane is backward, and catcrpillars are re-
ported damaging the cotton in several
parishes.
John Weaver, engineer of the steamer
Creole. was mortally injured this morning
in attempting to leave the Ponchartroin
cars while moving.
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is m important product. The aim has been,
as to the sheep, to gain in width and size,
without, however, length of legs and, in
fleece, to obtain good, strong, elastic wool,
with thickness rather than length Of staple.
Bred for 80 long time, the characteristics
of the sheep thus developed may be con-
sidercd as possessing the collective infu-
ence Of their ancestors ell the way back,
and, as might be expected, they show IN ex-
traordinary power in transmitting their
merits when crossed upon other sheep.
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STOVES AND TINyVARE.

cTOVES AND TINWARE.-Haying on
= hand L large assortment OF the most approved
COOKING and HEATING STOVES, | am cha,
nrices for CASH. All STOVES warranted to give
satisfaction. CID STOVES taken IL exchange or
An needing reai good article OF Stove, adapted
both for country and city use, Will call on
GEORGE KLEIN,
an os-codlrn& Gil Broad street.