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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-11-05

ESCAPE FROM MoRMoNIsM. New
York Sun of Wednesday gives a nara
tive Of the experience of Emily Jane
Kane, young Scotch girl, who fed from
Salt Lake City after brief insight into
the horrors of polygamy. She and her
mother, while residing in Glasgow, be-
came converts, in common with others,
to the Mormon faith. The inducements
offered by Brigham Young's emissarie
for her to emigrate were evidently great,
for she, in company with other deluded
persons, took steerage passage for New
York on the 2Sth of July last. Arriv-
ing in that city on the 18th Of August,
they Immediately set out for the "prom-
ised land" Immediately upon her ar
rival at Salt Lake City Emily was met
by saint sixty years of age, who inn
portuned Emily to become his wife num-
ber four. This staggered her faith some
what, and upon more intimate knowl-
edge of the wretched condition to which
she would be doomed if she remained
she made her escape. seeking the pro-
lection of the United States soldiers in
tho vicinity, and after some hardships sht
finally reached New York on Tuesday
and by the aid of friends found there sh,
was enabled to obtain passage yesterday
for Scotland, where she proposes to maxi
some revelations which will not be 81
} agreeable to the Mormon missionarie
who are trying to make proselytes il
IGreat Britain.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-11-05

n NJ. GEORGE, Surgeon Dentist. Teeth
". hled with Gold OF Silver. Satisfaction given
in all cases !
Hs Particular attention is invited e Folsom "a
tent Method of constructing Plates Inc adV Vth'ases
Of this method great that the OLD plates may
almost be said be worthless IN comparison hep
the eroi,lsiue right for this torn,
0Aiee in Depot, BELLOWS FALLS. VI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-11-05

AN UNFoRruNATE YAwN.-The Mar
quette Mich. Plaindealer tells story
Of party of young men who one Sat-
urday night recently took the steamer
for Grand Isle, prepared with a small
boat, tent, and every luxury in the way
of eatables and drinkables, expecting to
spend the Sabbath in some sequestered
spot among the pictured rocks. They
left the steamer at Maunising in their
boat, and having fine breeze enjoyed
their sail so we'll that they run twelve
miles before landing. They sailed into j
beautiful little cove, and having laid
out sumptuous repast, were sitting ]
| down to enjoy it when Mr.. s., the wit Of
the party, leaned back with wide stretch-
ed jaws to enjoy tremendous cape,
| when snap went his jaw, having sprung
! out Of joint with his mouth open to its
| widest extent. He tried in vain to close
his jaw, looking wildly around upon his
sfriends, who mistook his open mouth and
agonized appearance for some kind Of .
Joke. 1t was some time before his indis-
tinct articulations could be understood,
the party meanwhile roaring with laugh
ter at the appearance of S. When, f.
nally, they became aware of the truth,
their visions of a pleasant day vanished,
they hastily bundled their traps and af-
ficted brother into the boat, took to
their oars, and pulled twelve long miles
f back to Maunising. s. in the meantime
, sat in the stern sheets steering the boat,
t with distorted jaws, and the strong south
!. wind blowing SO freshly into his mouth
!, as to make it necessary to stuff in :
J handkerchief to keep from being suffo-
5 Gated. Arriving at Maunising doctor
was procured, and, with the help Of sew
eral men, the unlucky jaw was put in
place. s4aaa ayaa s9y y s.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-11-05

{ First Constable, (or-)
and Presiding Officer.
And the said certificate shall be a suf-
flcient credential of the election of such
person.
Done in Council at Montpelier the
day and year above written.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-11-05

Keep aloof from sadness for it sickens
the soul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
PERSONAL.

The acting Mayor of Chicago, Mr. Theodore
schntz, is n Swiss by BIRTH
Congressman Axtell made a speech recently
Francisco IN the OF which he is reported to
have said that Jottro thousand miles of railroad now
connect California with the great network Of railroads
In the East"
Hon. VIM. II. Stewards party leave for Sitka
next Monday the North American Transportation Com
pany placing the steamer Active at his service. The
party will visit Portland, Oregon. and Victoria and
probably the Kodack Isands their return After in
spectng Southern California. Mr. Seward Will start for
the City OF Mexico. via Acapulco to pay promised visit
to President Juarez.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

MIDDLETOwH, Conn, July 6.-The Wesleyan
University graduated its hrsclass in 1888. 1t Is the
chief educational establishment OF the Methodss of New
York and New England and Boston and the capital city
OF the Empire State have been the largest contributors 10
its upbuding and support It's principal dOrmtOry and
chapel were there occupied by Capt. Partrdges once
famous military school The benefccnce OF Isaac Rlel
csq OF Boston, has added beautiful library building.
and "a fine Gothic memorial chapel Is I'm process OF cree
ton. All these buildings arc substantial and cOmnO
dluus structurcs and built Of Portland sandstone
10 has beside "a fine observatory, with "a ~
inch equatorial telescope, gymnasium aud laboratory
The cudoWmcnts 81 the Institution have steadily IN
creased tl " has several chairsa the principal
ouez well supported hy annual income from is vested
funds During the 90 years Of Ito existence the college
has sent forth 80 graduates Into all tue profoosoas aud
m s had FOR Presidents the most eminent men IN the
Methodist connectlOn-Fisk, Oiin and Bangs all de.
nscd uuW were nue scholars, eminent dNlnes, ana
eloquent pulpit orators la their day. The present
President, DR.. Joseph Cummings, an alumni ot
ths Institution. Is eminently htted for his posi-
Ton. useful, practical, popular; The institution
thriyes nobly under hrs eticeit administration
Tie public exercises OF the Commencement season Ia
this In-tuOu commenced this evening with the contest
for the Rich prize Orltory The speakers selected
the Faculty from tho competitors for the DIN prize ia
Engsh composition. the latter competition being open To
an members OF the Senior Class The programme was MS
follows:
The Roman AID the Tsiou. Joseph Dome Weeks Of Lowell
2 p,.e OCoun- jonathan Edwards Richards steuben n Y.
y fnhsrtsnce. John X Abhatt, Auburulalr, Mass
MtAou 81 kiwaui Reed Lowell Mass
. G,ttrflurE Henri Alousau starks. Troy n Y
Caleb Thonat Winchester. last Hartford Conn
Tie aN ard the prize Will be- made known on Monday
afternoon. The annual examinations have been III
progress dunug the week, and Will be concluded To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

ROoS sSd gs politician Of the
"uJoutned, subject to the call OF the Chair
monthly meeting of the XIth Assembly
District Union Republican Association was held at the
Everett Rooms Thirty-fourth-st last evening; Mr. VIM
l. Stewart in the chair Candidates admitted to
membership, after which the meeting adjourned.
The Republicans of the With Assembly Dis
trct held their monthly meeting, at Lincoln Hail. last
evening. Ten candidates admitted TO membership,
and the names Of five others proposed and referred
to the proper Committee after which the Association
adjourned to meet the second Thursday September
The Union Republican Association of the
Fifth Assembly District held their regular monthly
meeting, last evening. at their headquarters, 27
sprnGst, the President, Andrew Blakey, esq., in the
chair, Charles GOwdy and ]. t. Porter Secretaries.
There full attendance of members but the business
transacted pertaned especially to the affairs of the Asso.
cation and contained little OF interest to the public The
Association in ourishing condition. and ready to do
efficient service IN the next campaign
The Chicago Irish Republican National Con-
venton just previous to its adjournment appointed the
following National Executive Committee:
District Of ColWpibid-Capt. Daniel Mcmahon.
LOhisidnd-Major r. L. Shelley
Connecticut Richard McCioud
Mtchga'-James McGOnige.
4tnneSota-Pau Fitzgerald. . .. ......
IenneSSee-JOhn L. Mullen. .
Kentueky-Capt Michael Boland.
PennSylpdntd-JOhn NJ. MOriarty.
NeDJersfy-Dr. David Bell.
observation-disclosures. John Holland.
keW f0rk-Michael Seaman.
MissOur-COl. L. II. Hunt.
Ohio-The Hon. j. W. Fitzgerald.
HlinOiS-Arthur Dixon. .......
IOtcd-The Hon. Henry OConnOr.
HisoOnSfn-A. ID. Sweeney.
DdkOtd-John Pope HOdnett.
RGnsaS-James Franks.
Nebrdskd-John Quinn.
The Committee subsequently held meeting and
organized by the appointment Of Michael scanlan OF
New-York as Chairman, and L. McKeney Of Tennessee
as Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

,i OK Two complete daily normal schools for
ssi one sor male teachers Second: Reorganization
~ wy lew erk college with the view OF rendering IL
INC niOue hlgh school OF the State Third Establish.
nobt OF mOoel female high school Fourth Establish
mehl OF as many fkindergartense az the number Of
coupeeht instructors may sDw. Finh Adoption of an
pIgalzed school system and Introduction OF tie German
hRuage as regular branch OF instruction. through all
classes IN limited number Of Ward sehOols SIN AID.
polntment Of some German teachers from Tins cify
70 me offices OF school commissioners. superntedeu
anu inspectors as Communication citizens consttute
lIos One-I0urh Of the whole population Of this CITY,
anu ~ that proportion contribute the school fud
psS" regulations against the OyercrowdDg classes
Iy htgnatons against the waste OF time by exercl.
nave no relation 10 the objects OF instruction.
"as uhOenetlon OF gymnastics commission should
49, "pP1In,eu LOT ble purpose OF framing q school
INV 10 DC ald before the Legislature and OF making
all necessary preparations for carving it sto effect m
conclusion the memorial says, II cannot be objected
t on account or the great which the proposd
REFORM would require, 10 Is inDOssie Ia carry IA Info
eject NJ present. Tor IN the first place. the expense will
prove nucn less Than expected, under a Wise admins
aton OF the school fund aud then the spent for
edncatlolal purposes will be more than repaid
The following delegates the German Central eebool
Mard-Messrs. r. Perls, ii. Fett II stuerken III Eyprs
Val: Becker. Xth Ward-Messrs William GeiImaBn Or
n Arenas, DIT. s. Herzberg, Lewis Isen, DIT W. Winter
TN Ward-MeRsrs. DIR. Hart wig GerOke, tn Dicks w
Lalsser III. Segman Edw. KOessty. XVIIth Ward
Messrs. Fr. " Curing DR.. II. Muir, DIR.
dahdsDerg, q. W. Guentzcr Marcus Otterburg XXth
ward hessfs L. W. MOeller, L. Kilian. DIR. A. LOewe,
Ut L. Llnpert, Edward Pfsff XXI Ward-Messrs. Ir.
A. v HOefer Frank ReiifeTt, G. r. Fuchng Fred Kapp
first tne and organize at the Cooper Institute this eve
ming. e. .rHIl. $40. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
.fADYERTISgMESTl

LIGHTNING RoDs-To THE PUBLrc.-The un-
dersigned desires make known the fact that
not sell Lightning Rods wholesale for others to erect
but confines his business TO protecting buildings OF which
he has received full description, that he can pre-.
scribe the quantity and arrangement OF Lightning Rods
which, in his judgment, may be required Ths was the
uniform rule Of the late A NJ Quimby and still strictly
adhered to by the subscriber that Lightning Rods
nished and erected in this way alone entitled the
name of 4" Qumbys" Rods and to the reputation which
uniform has justly earned for them. II Ia
uncommon for Lightning Rod dealers to initiate the
structon of Qumbys Improved Lightning Rods, and to
offer them for sale, and legal proceedings have occasion
ally been necessary to arrest this practice.
The opinions Of Sir William Snow Harris Drs. Fara-
day. Noad, and other celebrated electricians, that In
sulating lightning rod "sady and eyinces
disrust OF the principles upon which the conductor
is founded" has been fully confirmed by experience
knowledge OF the Of electricity being ndspeBsa
bic to In protecting buildings from ghning the
proposal to nsulate the Lightning Rod is priDa facle
evidence OF the lack Of the scientific acquire
mcnts. EDWARD +. QUIMBr,
No 81 Park.row, NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
8 must be Endorsed rith mu
DIED.

BALDwH-In Brooklyn David Webster son ofn'vA A. Aad hiy
: Badwis. aged 10 months NJ t-..., .. -,
the funeral the residence Of ms parents No S9 ~ A
DssrAN OF Friday, July =, at 10 o'elSeE
ARNRYA ouaha Nebraska Tuesday July g. J0tn NJ bfeJ
OF the Of Barney Brothers. --s-.. -
CRAM-oa Tuesday essnug bis reinee No isi Bas Seven
teeuth.st Jacob Cnm the 87th OF bis ava
The feuds Of family aad OF bis so1sinaS Dr.
Watson Webb the funeral
s." his -'- rsAdenes on Monday a 10 a
F.,rsOuye Del Co. = T. wedneday JAY J. gss'
Prrgsor wife Of Rev Nm Henry, aud sister o. we ' ~
Samuel d. Ferguson - ...,
JBsSUPIu BROOKLYN on Thssay the sA n SsTss ssy 90
tie Edward and Elizabeth @-sup So 80 D..
PaSeral al tas ChpFS Of the RsdeeEer corner ~"
ei6e ST., on Friday, at 81 A. N e .. ~. -.
oUTcALTou "wednesday jay Nc Jacob ooscat tie 7'ts
TIE relatives and ofihs family are rSeG, H9'e 2 1.;ssS
M on Friday Tran Of c0urtRdts st. At l2So NJ 70
VOORHEES, Sa!ep .... --. .. = $50 e.. .
pREsroSn proOllyp o. Thursday July Mari Pre'OO. wife
neral on ssiars a, o'clock from No 251 saekest The
friends et he faml' invited to attend
RrssELIAt MoseAr Thursday JAY s. Emily Alden, wife o.
John ~ Russell .., do, -. = ,.,..s = b
M on Friday July O. from her late residence at houteAr
AN AMRINGRou wednesday July T. Tsnpeton innt son o.
Thomas and Isabella NJ Nan Amrinse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS

BUFFALO Julr Ffeights-Wbeat l3 Corn ue Osts 7le 70
HewlnTk Flour quiet; leo bb Western Bakers At ~ aud
bb City Spring Sc 81 Wheat active, excited and adj
vauced closing frn; No Milwaukee held az sae u 20 bush
at 81 for No Chicago spot andto arrive and ~ go
for No Milwaukee spot and to also No Msaukee
at 81 44 g. SPOT Corn fair inquiry and mgher sales 9Oa
hush No 3lc; i60O bush late al e2c 900 bush
7ie coag 6nn aioutae bgure OAs qo asd hher
7lQ1c, all al outside tgure
Glazing ara RE steady; sales 1890 M~aukee 81 ia
Barley nominal Pork steady $50 sJJ - Lard
seady a. 1910. HighSines dali and nominal at 96e -
san FRAxcrsco Juy B-Four dali - So IS III Wheai
active at 81 6lG 81 6S Cor choice. LegaFreuders 19t
HEwORLEASs Jolly 8Cottou qaist; hdugs c sales Of 49
bales bales Gold 6l EEchangeSteisg 1888 Hes
Yak sight per seat premigm. fne SGperaHe rs 6i
Double Extra SIS IS: Treble Extra. 90 2a CoRbe 81 Oh
os. Ran ; 4 rs Hay-Pnme. S261S2L Pork S4 ~.
Bacon retailing at ri 9Isl Ss Lard unshaHgt Sugar sning
inward Compon 9I9Oic; Prime Isl 3le holasssseboled,
ssa6Oc Whisky active ~ Coffee noni9Aly unehsnse
S.y1xxAH Ga 8The total valve 81 exports nom this port
% fhs ve,r ending Juue so sd1
am Mdngs 3ge Receipts I4T bales; exports 80 bales
Wux,eroy n C. july 3spirts Notwithstanding doing.
Ron steady sass So Crude 1urpenae unchanged Tar un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

THE TRADEsMEN's FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY-The Assets Of this Company more tnan four
hundred and thirty thousand dollars They have just
declared their semaunua dividend OF seven per cent 10
their Stockholders payable and after the lOth lns
and their last year beyond quarter OF Dbl
lion Their surplus two hundred and seventy Thousand
and their shares are AT hllndred per celit premium
"Tho Tradesmen's" has we believe the largest edSh
accumulation proportion to its capital OF any similar
corporation the city They hquidae1 the losses OF
their patrons in 6s the amount OF almost hundred
Thousand and secured property TO the value OF thirty
millions. Organized In 49, their unbrOen success Is the
result of careful and able management Of their af
fairs. Commercial Advertiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
BuBrNEss rRospEcTs in TEXAS.

A letter addressed to Messrs. McKillop,
sprague Co. of this city. and dated Galveston, Texas
much moro reliable business than any time since the
war Last season moneyed season for u.s. and many
Of our merchants made small fortunes The feyersh I'M
se,ed and dsrustful state affairs has very much dis
appeared and all characters and parties have found their
level and sharpers and swndlers, such would get
oonsgnments, sell and pOcke. the money have been
liSorhcre. There Is seldom failure even among small
roto traders and wholesale business Is better
IN nroportIOn than in Now oreSns Present prospects Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
TRINITY COLLEGE.

UARTPORD CONN, July S-The UOmmence-
uen of Trinity College took place In the Opera
House IN tins city to-day. Arthur McConkey OF this state
d,Iiycrcd the SautatOry, and George Otis HObrook ~
New ork the ValedictOry Grafton. Gov. Jewell and
Inslop Williams were present. Tie following honorary
degrees were conferred Master OF Arts. NJ Garcia OF
RIO Jaueiro; the Rev John T. Smith OF Westpor Conn;
Cooley James Salisbury, Conn., Doctor OF Dyihltyi the
,oy Francis r. Lawrence OF NewYOrk: the Rev. Hcnry
Olmstd OF Great Darlington Mass.; the Rev William
stevens Perry Geneva Eew.Y0rk, Doctor OF Lawi Ed
ward NJ Gallaudet OF Washington. The commencement
dinner was served at the United states Hotel THIS after
nnnn Tis evening President Jackson gave reception
All ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
cENTRAL DIsPENsARY, EIGHTH-AyE, Z

The Surgeons report for the past quarter ,1 10
.s follows: Tho number OF patients treated ~ ""
diaerent classes at the psttntion s-Class o.
Irngs ass head and abdomen, $685. women, rIi and
Eve and ear, skin. Tg vaccination iSr r,her of
No. new patients visited 1,iooi totai ~ IN the
dispensed, $50. This nsttua a. doing
sscond Ward, near Central PARK anu ne mser
WI SSnod among tho poor In that disric IN directors
h sbantles and tenementho houses ING rs 20 carry
,, bnsIness men, have supplied the % tSe public
~ work and send out an aPpeAi VI by the
Vh VIZ ,hscrptlon will be gratefully Smanst
Any supsei Jas p TRAvERs, No. 10 beoA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
PXTENSIYE FIRE.

CONCORD, n. H., July S.-Sanders's block, III
Baskerville was destroyed by fire this morning II was
"a stores by Mr. Sanders whose loss IA $1,000
,d Tor a 900 George w. Abbott clothing. loss $500
insred for $500 Hale Chad wick dry goods ana shoes
rs 80 ,hont sI 600 Insured. The fire is supposed TO
hayo originated from lamp left burning IN Abbotts
nIDrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

IoyG-BAKRR-Ou wpdaeSia the Th inst the Congregational
Church Flushing l. L. BY the Rev Csrpeuer Sah Rector Of s
Georges Episcopal Church Mr. F. II Long " Victoria garouyrra
Iasd Mas Mary Baker daughter on late 6eOrge Baker
Flushing L. l.
PUTNAA--SHkPARD-A Dorchester Mass "Wednesday July Z
bT The Rev Ill., George PuBa Of the Arm Of q. r. Pat
pubsber Of NewloIk to Rsbeeca shepard Aaghsr
Of TIE 10 shepard Of Dorchester No earlS
ROBERTS-WALKBRoa "Wednesday TIE sth iBsL, AZ CsiTsU
Chnh Morgan the Rev john kobeis 20 ma ga
ret walker all ofths city.
TRACY-ADAMS-on wednesday JAY BY The Rev Thomas trn
~ 81 be Pnhave Baptist Church Capt Perg W TraeJ ot Be
iot Wis to Miss Frank A. J. Adams Of Cambridge Mass
All Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed rih NIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
swIEDLERs ARRESTED.

PHILADELPHIA, July Son Tuesday Dr. u
Nephcgyi and W. 7. Kosinsky were arrested =!
tive of this city, and taken TO Bethoncp'
trood with having nj different times, swndled john
c. Miller out Of sums amounting IN the oggresa,s 10
ssea Thcv were committed 10 Jail at EasOu IN uelauIt
20: 900 o1d "a zoo bail respectively. Dr. Nephegyl mas
Ice living for some time past with his family III the
Enrle unol. PhllAdelphIa. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
prvrNre FRAUDs AT SIT. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, July s.-InfOrmation has been
filed by tho United States District Attorney against s
600 worth Of coffee pepper sugar and cgars IN the naS
"a ,hrtvsx merchants OF this CITY Itlsalegedtat the
W o We're frauduently removed from bond OF New
eans last March The parties hero are entirely nnOSen.
of completely In the fraud, having receiver 'ho
the regular course Of trade. VI. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

the cotton and crops better than at this time
for several years past. I'D.
The city IL growing more rapidly than at any former
period or her history ana cannot get brick and
rial for building to supply the demand The laws of
Texas exempt now 5000 from execution I'm real estate
The new Constitution which will be adopted II we ever
nave an election. eXempts S. OcO as homestead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
AMHERST COLLEGE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July Sat Amherst
College commencement to-day the degree OF Doctor OF
Laws was conferred upon Judge OTIS r Lord OF salem
and Henry Morris OF this city, and that OF DOCTOR OF
Id yinlty upon the Rev Edwin T.. Bliss Of COnstannope,
Turkey and the Rev T.. y. Goodwin Of Chicago All
four are graduates Uf Amherst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
WEST INDIA MARKETS

July 9RKhange lower; London dl9l per cent pre-
MUM; on Paris ll2 per premium United states % days sight
in currency per dseouh short sight ~ per cent ds
count; In gold, short sight "a az per cent PreGam-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
en- 1nuN,S CnII.FGE

BARRYTowN, n. Y, July S.-The commence.
mani exercises az S. Johns College closed to-day.
largo number Of prominent Episcopal olergymeh woro
rrnt The ten graduates OF the class OF 1869 have de-
parr,l Among those present was the Right Rev Arch
bishop Potter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

a. broke out at No. 81 Greenwich -.
no morning The lower story was ocSupiGM essrs
natter end the rest Of the building .Sd sse Dr. Bbby the
Whalen CO. sE0 on the building. n MoAnaSu amitOD,
w SsateS' His store Is insured by 'he AN"'
S21d othsr c0Hapaniea, Tor tlS0o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

No 80 Of Hearth and Home, out to-day, contains
the prize song which the publishers paid 500 by award
Of Committee. Also Illustrated description OF Mr.
William Cullen Bryants country seat at Roslyn, wi q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST RrRnPRAN MARKETS.

HAvRE July 9-Ryebi1g-COttoa closed Dat
FRASKroRT, JAY S-FiVe-TweBties c.osed atsfdeft
Pans July 8-BOurse quiet; kehts. I 22c The metallic re-
serve IN the Bank decreased 100000 francs during tba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
MARRIED..

The Earth Closet Company Hartford Conn., Saesoom (wth
" INDIE 4 Col No. so BrOAdaAy. NeNlork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
o1I,s EEMAIE SOCIETY

ST. JOsEPHS FEMALE SOCIETY.
Tho annual commencement exercises OF 81.
Jossnbs Roman Catholic Female Academy were held IN
the Town Hall Ut Flushing yesterday hl'eEAoon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09

Vermont spriuR Water-The Wonderful Remedy Depot at
scHIKEYELIS's Nc 10 Nillanst, N Y.