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BROOK LYN.
Th. Board of Health has cos, 80. 40 since Map

The Board OF Health has cost to,ii9 since Map
last.
DIR. Henry Schmitz was fined s25 by Justice waisl
yesterday for failing to report case OF smallpox.
John Plan died In the City IIosnital yesterdAy,
having fallen down stairs at south Fifth and second
Justice Walsh yesterday disc iargod Brown ana
Grogan, two OF the gang who accused OF
a. emigrsnt woman 10 Fulton street on sunday moIn
ing.
urday prohibiting the passage of dead bodies from
New YORK through nrooklyn without, a License FROM
the Brooklyn Health Board
Coroner Whitehll yesterday took the ante NOR
TEN deroeiton OF Mrs. Eli2a Smith who kicked N
ARRAY between her husband and one loo Farrell II
uoyt street Farrell Is In custody,
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Great Pire In Jersey Citv-Loss $40, 900
Narrow Escape Of Families.

At about 1890 O'clock last evening fire was
discovered in the rear room OF Gen. Ramsey's cigar
store, GO Newark avenue, Jersey City Three
stores were burned. Tho fire started from heating
furnace used for drying tobacco and in few min.
u'es swept through TO the front room, which was
filed with large stock Of tobacco. 1he building
Was OF wood, and with is contents was In a short
time consumed. The tea store Of hessrs Brown &
Co. at ~, and Mrs Kerns's fancy store at CO. we're
also burned out only the frames being len standing
Gen. RamseY's loss on stock is $4,000; fully in-
sured Mrs, Kerrs loses about g., ,0OO and Messrs
Brown 4 Co. $4,000 Tue 10 uDOn the buildings IL
ab'nt $4,000. Adolon Wilh's jewelry store next
destroyed and narrowly escaned with their lives
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The Death of a Westche.,er Miser.

James Burns. a milkman, Of Fordham, wns
found yesterday morning almost dead In the barn
adjoining the tthO lie Sisters School. lie expired
before medicai assistance could be procured Burns
kept seven cows In this barn, ant had his bed In
one corner. Burns WAS 10 years OF aGe, and HAD
o. 900 In cash, besides seven cows and horse. TO
close sted was he tnAt he always slept In tho barn
with his cows, aud no one saw linn eat good.
hearty meal lie was In New York on Wednesday,
where he bought horse, and as last al about
10 o'clock that night In store at Fordhnm. filing
bis lamp with oil. Then he WAS apparently a. well
usual.
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Rupture In Jacob Coben's Pnrtv.

The Tammany Reform Democratic Association
met in Masonic Hail last night, Jacob Cohen pre-.
siding. committee, appointed at a former meet
10. to watch the action Of Il Rochester Convon.
uon, reported that none but Tammany delegates
were admitted. A resignation, signed by CITY names
OF persons purporting to be citizens Of the Seven.
teentl Ward was handed In, and about n dozen per.
sons quit the tail, not leaving more than a score be-
hind A committee WAS appointed TO inquire into
this split. The meeting adjourned
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME

John Ferris who has served several State Prison
sentences wa' held IN 8 100 hail At Boston yeserday
10 ahswcr on charges OF forge y Ecrr. ~ sad TO be
Implicated with eI policeman Dunn in the receut for.
Fciies.
Andrew Thompson, who was convicted few
weeks ago OF mur 'crng MIs HaggerlY and her three
CHI drcu, near McGrcg1r Iowa, has made full con.
fcsson; lie smolhetcd them with icath beds and
he
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french WAR DISPATCHES.
Thr Fnil of strns sbourg COntrndicted-Ru' Ia
m"red Disturbances In LyOns-Gen. Clu'
sPrrt Arrested.


mGred Disturbances In LyOns-Gen. Clu-
srrci Arrested.
TpUR7, Sept. GA report having reached
here o tie capture of strasbouts, the Government
tns morning tublt-hc- a despatch from the French
Consul at Basc coutradic,ug IT, The Consul says
tie IrusfL rs Lad made three tremendous but un.
successful assaults on Strasbourg, In which they
suffered teay/ losses. A white nag subsequently
displayed a Il uce to bury the dead gave rise to
the rumor tina, the city had capitulaed. Communi.
el'ln, hos ever, Is cut in all directions aud the
al OF strasLourg is by no means impossible. Not.
WITS andinl he denial OF the Consul at Basle, there
LEA IL II! lelicf that the rumor Is not altogether
gpluioss.
THE TRoUBLEs AT LYONS,
On account OF the rcd flag, continue, though the
eNors to compromise Lave not been abaei, Mar
e. Ice quiet.
LroNs, September 20.-Ge'. Cluseret, heading a
Teyul' n forced his way into the town hall to-day,
hnHn.uns the people Tue National Guard in.
s'U'lY arrested him aud his adherents without
C,,i,hed,
CLEENONT HAS BRES CAPTURED
I' "' hun1reI NJ obi es and citizens successfully
-. 'ri The nrt attack Of the Prussians. After the
lave" ID been repused they returned with artillery
shI endorsements and captured the place. The
Fl"'n- have surrounned Scissors. Shot and
s'eI have Leen exchanged since Saturday. Tho
,'p0I'' Lave been destroyed by artillery Are. A
INA" las been thrown over the Aisne at that place
u '' announced that despatch balloons will be
t'"' W from Paris daily AIyices received tO. day
"oh he capital report
SUCCESSES FOR TIE BssIE0ED
W 'fou' minor engagements around the city.
ine Mobile Guards behave extremely we'll under
h'e' The removal Of tie Government from Tours
no iOnger talked Of
The following dispatches have been received by
he Minister'S:
WILLIAM Sept. 29,-Ths enemy. who TcstsrdaI
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Theodore Davis, young man recently en-
ployod as astage driver at Gon Cove, bat li'cIlY
to attend a ball with a be 10 TO whom he WIS en-
? ged. On lesyin, the house he Tomarkcd TO his
mother. :" am going 10 A. DOT my self; | hOUe you
Will give mo dec, nj burial" A fe y moments Rftor
his mother and intended wifo heard the report OF
pistol, and going out found him lying o.. The
ground, having shot hmscf fOugn the LETT breast
lie died about an hour aiterward.
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Richmoud'. Two Governments.

The municipal office troubles in Richmond
Va, have been resumed. The Chief Of Police Was
arrested yesterday on complaint OF WIN. B David.
,on. who claims TO be City Collector under the
enabling act aud the late Judicial decisions but who
was lately elected from ONCE by order OF the City
rouncil. Tie Cnief in turn had Davidson arrested
or perjury Ia swearing that he feared mOleststiob.
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STATEN ISLAND.

JOHN - yae, OF Stspleton, fell dead yesterday in
the PaEoaS Woods. where he had Wandered while de.
Iauged-
At the meeting OF the Staten Island Improvement
Commission, MIR. Hamilton Of Cssteton, Mr. Miller OF
korthneld. Mr. Hcdley of westneid. MIR. Myers OF
Southheld AMI MIR. Duncan OF MIddetowu, were ap
pointed Committee on Parks.
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Spencer Kirby. formerly Chief Clerk in the
TLirysecond Assessors District, bas been appoint.
ed Assessor 10 place Of John r. Cleveland brother.
In-Aw Of Horace Greeley, resigned.
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AHrwERr, Sept. 2g.-h great FIRE is now (noon)
raging IN this ciI, The sugar house OF the Messrs
Mems Brothers. and several adjoining buildings
have been destroyed thus far.
EVsntng.-Tbe hre IN TINS city has boon oItin-
guiAhad. Tue loss cAnnnL sst ba asceTlained.
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The shaking Of lbe YncLi RecrealIon.

Yesterday the steamship Dacia, in coming up
the bay, ran down the yacht RecrestiOn. The ere "
OF the yacht were taken on board the steamer and
landed at Upper Quarantine The Recreation was .
sloOp OF about IS tons. and owned by II. W. H..
knkDn.
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4 Wife and her Pnramour Arrested on
Charge of Murder.

IN Midway, small town on the Penobscot
river. John lay, % years OF AGE, was reported on
Thursday last as missing, Ine appearance OF his
wtie and other circumstances, aroused suspicion,
and after four days search RAY found secreted
in a grove on island about 90 rods from his resi-.
dence, with several bruises his face and temples
His wife and Eldridge Reed, resid ent Of the same
town, have been arrested
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

Mr.. A. G. Deiano'e hotel, at Sleeps Head Bay Il.
/, WAS burned on Wednesday. Loss, $4,000 insurance
FIRE at J. Brene a Co.'S, 1884 Essex street, rss
terdsy, involved q loss OF 5000.
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Mutiny innn American shin.

ANrwERr. Sept 29.-The crew Of the Amcri-
can ship Elizabeth hamilton, Capt. White. which
lett this port few days ago Tor New York. became
mutinous. The second oniccr rwas mortally wound
ed In attempting 10 subdue the mutiny The vessel
was Immediately put back to this port and on ar.
rivng to-day the ringlesders were turned over TO
the police
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NINhiic Pnrk Rncca.

BosroS, Sept 29.-The first race was tor a
purse OF goo, 600 to FIRST horse ti50 to second $50
mile heats, best 3 IN g. In harness. There were 81
e.tIios, lut only started. ILe following is a
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The second race was lor a purse Of $4,000, for
horses that have never beaten 232 5000 20 frst
horse 500 to second aud 800 to thiTd; ule heats
best Sin 5, in harness Fourteen horses were eu.
tered, but only seven started. The following is
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The Youngest Mother in the COun-

IFys
From he Minneapolis Tribune, April2i.
We publiSheed several months since IN
item setting forth that girl only eleven
years of age had become u mother, in
Howard Lake township, Wright county,
This item Wtnt,thc rounds of the plpets,
and was received with different degtcesot
belief We arc now enabled to state that
this child-woman, with her infant, Is now
In this city. We interviewed" her yes
't6rtiaY Fantl found her Of medtum size for
her agc4fathcr good. o6kns with light
blue ewes and dark hair. She Is four feet
eight and three.quartcr inches high, and
weighs eighty pounds. The child weighed
seven pounds five ounces whenitwas born
on the 98fh Of December last, and now
pulls down fifteen pounds. 1t "lavors the
mother in its looks, and Is as cookbook
irE as the average Of babies Of the same
age, The real name OF the mOther Is
Penolia r. wilkins, and the 'child isto be
called May Twilight, -. ...'..s.
The father Of tho child Is John Slaugh.
ter, who was boarding in the family for
nearly year before The birth Of the child;
He Is about thirty.fve years OF age, and
has now gone TO parts unknown. having
previously acknowledged that he seduced
the mother.
We forbear 10 state where the family Is
now residing for fear that there would be
too great rush Of curious visitors, We
arc aware of but one similar casc, which
occurred, wC believe, In Tennessee, where
a girl of the same age gave birth TO q child
by her own grandfather, who Is now pro-
pitiating the offense In prison.
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Ifany doubt that there Is method in tho
madness Of George Francis Train, the fol-
lowing appeal to the ladies Of Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, to attend m afternoon lecture
will relieve them entirely. The ladies Inn
agined The announcement TO be one OF
Trains jokes; whcreupm Train haStened
to assure them that he was never more in
earnest, and lurcd them to his hall by the
promise To- discuss The following copun-
drums: ..y.s.. b an gp-r
1.-THE Terrible Mortality occasioned by
Vaccination! How Mothers should rear
Children! Why Clergymen oppose Wp-
man Suffrage I Why Alen Oppose Women
Doctors I WHY Society Is Organized Ely.
pocrisy" Mr.. Train adds: Como out
today. Don't be afraid. You must keep
what you hear q profound secret ! Show
your pluck BY filing the hall. 1t will
make Inc head Of the family furious; but
don't DO frightened. Come onezComC
aIN-apd show your Womanhool! George
Francis Train. P. S-As the men Will
do all, they can TO keep you away, this
viii he leit at your houses while the men
have gone 10 smoke their cigars and gos'
SIP about the new sensation. G. F. T"
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80 RHRBREHcB, NJ RIRMI8SIoN,- ....s.-,
Hon, WIN, z. Stevenson, Governor West Va. Il.
" r. L. BerkBhlre, Judges supreme Court Of
" James b. BFoWl,6 Appeal! Of WcstXA;
" j. j. JaekSoh, r., Judge Of U. s. District
Court, W. Va.
" D. D. I. Fnrnsworth, President OF Senate,
West Va.
F." A, WCrnInger, member Senate.
I" Jacob H0nbroolC, Prest West VI. Ina Go:
Jacob NJ BIch0l, VlcO Prelt
Caleb BogreS1, Attorney, ClAfklburH, ". Va.
Samuel W0odi, Phil1ippi, - 49,
n White, Sheriff Mercer county,
II. @, Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
j, N. Camden, President Of First National Bank,
PAFkcrsburg EA
And tho following members Of tho House OF DcIe-
gates OF WeSkV irRiniat \ #
Hon, B, II. Smith, KAnAWhA county.
" @. G. Burgess, Wayne
" James Guthrie, WetEel
" Nathan GOT, Harrison
" Joseph TGter, Barbour
" r, n. Hill, Marion "a
I" james HeETey, brooke -
" Martin 5Hdy; Grant ~ = ~
" r. Davidson, Taylor
" Henry BrAnnOn, Lewis
il" Floyd Nicely, DoddEidge
" ]. 4. BOWyrf, Putnam
" j. 8, Wilkinson, lAneoh 80
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A MINISTER In Toledo, within ten
months, married d couple, baptized their.
first child, preached the funeral sermon
OF tho husband, and married the widow.
Toledo, 1t will DO borne in mind, y the
city which asplres torlyal Chicago.
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ened, falling hair checked, aud bald
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by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair whore tho foliCles are destroyed,
or tho glands atrOphied and dccayrd.
But such rs remain can be saved for
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Its occasional use will prevent tic jlIair
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n.,,,rro.nn1IEn,a orIfcH.

F'sr 'Hi WHBELIAa, April bttll I5VI
An psrsonS Interested arc hereby n0t!ied that
II, otiFsESne6 Of and by authority Of I'D decree
/ tiTe did on Saturday, go. ~ IStO: g !ne
SIaS "a SSbeFSf VIII proceed % take proof Of tho
htStter in Nd decree specified and EeleEt0d 10.
"'N''s' - GIBSON L. CRANMER,
ank Commissioner In Ch1De0TY.
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FINANCIAL
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OPTuE
Chesapeake 8 Ohio Railroad Cd;
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r,. chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
uo,,,cJ md running from RICHMOND, Va,
,hr celebrated WHITE RULPHUR SPRINGS,
vat Va, III miles. II 10 being rapidly cx'
,.,l,I TO the ohio River, 200 mIles further, ma
s.a: III all i.7 Miles
:, II. u,oprcsS Westward, II pcnetrateS and
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IA thus brings the superior and abundant Goals
Ems, ,ee,lOn Into communication With the
,.,O,.. OF Virginia and Ohio, and the West.
-, SOvtb Western and Eastern markets.
wh,u completed II will connect the superior
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"n,,Jc navigation on tho Ohio River, and thus
.in the entire system Of Railroad and water
Transportation Of the great West and South
VNI.
twill wakca IhOrt, easy, cheap AID fATOr'
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r,,lrh,S seeking transportation to the coast .
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II ImmCnEe value.
Thu. completed portion Of tho Road Is doing .
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The Bonds arc in denominations Of
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PrIurlpal anl Interest payable ia Gold In the
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I'rIce 90 and Accrued Interest IN Currency, at
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Al Government Bonds and other Securities
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Euskuo CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

....,g,g NORFOLK, Va, Sept. Z, 1859.
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KOskOO Cures Gcrofnla In its Worst
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Professor and President OF the Faculty, late
professor Theory and Practice VI
Medicine, Cincinnati, &c.
One Of the most eminent medical mon OF this
age well known as tho author Of the following
STANDARD medical works: NEwTON'S "PHAO
Liys 80 HEpInINE.t' "DisEAsEA or CHILDREN"
MENTIONS SrNEG SUR0kHT, 49, la DsN.,Rlhur
number Of american Medical ReCletO-pAgO gtSt
says:
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new preparation, compounded by ]. ]. Law.
RENEE, NJ. D., Of NORFOLK, VA, which Ia fur.
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PATENT DUST EXCLUDER,

So constructed d to enclose tie works. md forn'
. protection against dust enabling tho move
ment TO remain In order without cloaninG d9ubl9
this protection. .iftgt -r,..r,
their Watches three years 10 market, and selling
many thousands Of them h all paris o. the coun'
try, that the EIgIn Watches are the
best time keepers now orered to
the American Public. hg-.ffr
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We have received the following dOcu.
mcnt from the State Superintendent Of
ScboOls.