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lied Dr. SUNSTROKE.
The Il Remarkable suicide Of an Opulent CitI-
zen OF New Rochelle.

zen OF New Rochelle.
Mr.. Adolphus Dexter, a wealthy and highly
esteemed citizen or New Rochelle, committed sui
eide at O'Clock on SATURDAY morning by shooting
himself In the head with Derrnger pistol. His
Young wife and child were in an adjoining room,
Hearing the report OF pistol, Mrs. Dexter ran into
her husbands room, found him lying dead on the
floor, and uttering piercing skrek, she fell to the
floor fainting. Since then she has been almost un-
conscious, refusing in her grief to see even the
nearest members OF her family.
Mr.. Dexter was gentleman OF nne personal APP
pearance, alucnt aud popular, and his domestic
lations were perfect. lie was a native of Cincinnati,
United States Naval Academy June 1, 1851, and
served with credit during the first two years OF the
war, winning the rank OF lieutenant.
In the fail OF 1864 he married an accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. Dellinger of 1872 West Forty-third
street. and the happy couple took up their abode In
a beautiful mansion at New Rochelle.
Last Thursday, MIR. Dexter visited New York TO
consult an eminent pay scian regarding periodical
attacks Of dyspsepsia, TO which he had become SUB
ject during The last twelve months He missed the
in New YORK all night. Early Oh Friday morning
ne hired q carriage TO take him home, and com
plaG I'd 20 his wife, on his return, OF feeling very
unWeh, so much so that he was forced to keep his
room, being closely watched BY his wife, who
thought he had lmprudently exposed himself In the
sun Mrs Dexter never lett him until Friday
seized the opportunity being alone ito shoot him
self No cause can be assigned for the act. except
that possibly mis- brain had been affected by the ex-
ceasive heat
Coroner Bathgate held an inquest on Saturday
evening, and a verdict was rendered in accordance
with the facts as above stated.
The body was borne 10 the residence Of Mr.. Del
nger yesterday, whehce Mr.. Dexter is TO bs buried
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Nav YonK, Aug. 2O-P. M.-As predicted in
this mornings columns, the railway share market
rallied early in tie day, but there were more sellers
tnan buyers at tho advance, and reaction conse-
quently succeeded, with dull and stupid market
until O'clock when tho Long Room closed. The
return Of Mr., Vanderbilt to New York was under
stood to be Tor the purpose OF consultation with his
Wall street friends, who has lost heavily yesterday
before denial OF his Illness was received, and 1t
Was supposed oy thOfo no still hold IL hisiavor
lite stock tnat some effort would be made to regain
the lost ground During the regular hours OF bust
ness no SUN sympathetic movement was apparent ;
but out upon the curbstones In Broad street. after
large number Of oreraors had left, sharp rally was
made, and New York Ceutral stock sold as high is
s6k; scrip, sOA and Lake Shore, ray, This sud.
den change from GullEesB aud d.Vrts- ION " buoy
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The Central PErh Avenue Eraud-A Dirt
Road III Wcstrac'tcr Costing the To -
pnyrra ~ Much us II Haiiwav-Thc
Frauds of the Wcstchrstcr Ring.
The upper portion Of Ccatral Park avenue
from Woou,awn to White Plains. distance OF
twelve miles. L. said to I've # anything grossor
fraud upou the community than any OF the other
called improvements. The appropriation for Cen
troll PARK avenue is S21 COO a mile which is almost
much as II would cost to construct n Grst-class
railroad The FIRST act passed provided for five
Commissioners, who should, without compensation,
lay out the road Through the influence Of the Hon.
+. g. Sutherland. the father of the Eastern State
Journal, an amendment was some time afterward
passed increasing the number OF Commissioners 10
seven, and allowing them IS a day and expenses
The assessments OF the property along the line
OF the said to be- in almost every instance,
palpabo impositlons and glaringy dspr oporionate,
and give evidence OF the most bare faced favorism
instanccd In the assessment upon the property Of
Justice j. w. Mills, Que Of the White Plains Com
n issoncrs who wants to be Surrogate, Members
Of Doth parties say that they will give their surages
to no man VINO has been In the slig test manner
identified with the bouleyards. The engineers ices
arc said to DO ont Of all reason, and without pre-
cedent, and tue bonus said to have been paid by
them and the contractors to secure the fat pckings
has sweed the profits OF the political banditti almost
iabulUusy.
The avenue IL at the widest only forty feet and in
the upper part, close to White Plains only thrc3
miles Of 1t Is slid to have been properly finished.
Much OF the work upon Central Park avenue Is not
So well done "a that upon ordinary back country
road, and none Ut 1t is Oiled In to the required
height.
Near the village the sub contractors Messrs
Garthwaitc Helikcr OF Greenburgh have built tie
bridges OF solid masonry with fine narlret wa Is,
having stone facings and cut Stone cappings. Not
Tar distant there Is marSed difference iu the con.
struction. There they are laid up with common
stone without the slightest dressing.
Besides, bridges arc to be seen within thrcc and
four miles Of thV village whose construction has
been entirely unnecessary as they cross no stream
and cover no ravines, but are Quit through marshY
ground at a much greater OUTLAY thnn u would re
quire TO make q solid road bed. The CONTRACTS are
saiu 10 have been awarded 10 the hishest bdders.
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Shooting his Wife aud Child md then Him
self-A New Haven Ira cdy.

On Saturday evening, in Church street New
Haven, Oto Baumgarten, a German, entered the
kept By his father-ln-law, Charles kAtsch, to
see his wife. lie passed through into the garden,
where he found his wife and child, about year old
Angry conVt rsitiOn WIS followed ~ three reports
Vi a revolver. lie family rushed q the garden,
where they found Mrs. Baumgarten with the babe
when the husband had shot through the head. Mrs
BlumgaIten also mad bullet wound In the side Of
the head, which extended to the eye, putting it out.
Several yards distant the murderer was bing the
grass dead, with bullet fred by his own hand in
his brain. Her husband wanted the child, and 1t Is
supposed that the quarrel in regard " lis possession
lod 10 This fearlul trnEedy.
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Live stock Market.

NEW YonK, Saturday, Aug 2O.--One car load OF
beeyos came IN to day ont there market. and
prices remain nomually the sans yesterday, when
Texans were told AZ iVti!c, and native cattle at Loco
Ice. with W at l6.@tSc. The ortcd ghi pm ents
10 arriNc here tomorrow arc l5J car loads, and on
Monday 10 cars making tue offering about 44O head
for sunday ana Monday. Sixteen loads, o. . 800
stcep anl lambs arlNci. lsmos were not 50 plelty,
and potd lots were shade nruer ntd fat sheen were
readily sold at iul prices, but common sheep were cX
ucmcF dull We quOte poor 10 good sheep at iebtc.,
poor to prime lambs at 6kttJc. Oniy six cars Of
hogs arrived al Tor slaughtertrs. There hing
doing ~ I've hogs dressed were scarce aud nrm Of l.!
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with Union Springs, and will be completed within
year to Eufaua. rs finances In excellent condi
ton, and II has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as q cheap and we'll
secured investment.
GEORGE oPDYKE & CO., q Nassau st.
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Stealing 81 800 worth Of snnles.

The schooner Tampico, from Para, moored at
the loot OF Seventh street. East River, had on board
who is a snake fancier. lie had been offered t4OO
apiece for the reptiles. On Friday night the mate
retired to rest his four boa icing secure
under matches. During the night six river thieves,
in two boats, alongside the schooner and boarded
her. Making their WAY to the cabin they chloro-
formed the sleeping mate, ana breaking open the
matches, carried Oh the boa constructors
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The BurdeIl Murder ARnip.

Louis Burdell. the brother of DR.. Harvey Bur.
dell the subject OF the mysterious Bond street nur
der has recently died in Elizabeth. lie bad lived a
secluded LIE for fifteen years, aud his death was not
known until some days alter Its occurrence. Mr.
Louis BuTdell came TO this country from Valparaiso
In 1855 The vessel In which he sailed was burned
at sea, and he was among the few who were saved.
The hardships which lie underwent on that disas-
trous voyage brouga on paraly sis from which, how
ever, he mad partially recovered. when the horrible
murder OF his brother gaze such shock 70 his
vous system as led 70 4 fresh attack, Of Which he
snlered until the time Of his death.
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Mysterious MHrder Near the Central Park
The SlungshOt Again.

Yesterday morning about $50 o'clock, man
was found in Fity-nuth street, near seventh ave-
nue., bleeding from two wounds In the head and a
pistol shot through the left leg. One Of the wounds
was clearly from sIungshot, which had cut through
the temporal artery. lbe man, Nho was very well
dressed, refused to give his name any account OF
the assault, beyond the fact that the men who at
tackled him went OF through the Central Park. lie
lying In Belleyue Hospital near the point Of death
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the BIR1H OF ST. JOSEPH.
The Opening Services of -. Mary and Will
Hams Church In WiiIiRmsbridge- An ElO-
auent sermon by Father klnsclln.

qucnt Serm0n by FnthVr kInscTIn.
The new Roman Catholic Church ofSt. Mary and
william, in Wilamshrdge, was opeuel ior divine
service with imposing ceremonies, yesterday High
mass was celebrated " the Rev. Father Kinsella
assisted by number OF distus uishcd priests from
the city. The choir whicl rel dored the mass was
accompanied by full orchestra. After the mass
Father Kinsella preached an eloquent sermon Oh tie
doctrine OF the immaculate conception Inc day
being the feast the birth OF ST. Joseph, the father
Of the blessed Virgin, and within the octave OF her
assumption, tie learned divine alluded 10 the subject
grand and httns one for tue occasion. TO add
to tie beauty OF tue ceremony, no less than 400 vi
the children Mary. from Mt. Vernon and other
Wcscbester villages ondcr tae charge OF the Sisters
OF Charity, sang a number OF selections from the
Psalms A collection was taken up, which more
than realized tie most sanguine anticlpations.
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gnsu,tss Iotirts.


The worry of Ailing Children !-Their III
humored frettlug when too peeysh to play, and not
sick enough to give up-how familiar 10 this phrase OF
childhood TO every parent Frequently, too there Is
apparent want VI appetite, depression OF spirits. an
evident loss Of strength aad vitality, and still no de-
veopment specific disease but with these symptoms
to deal with, you may be good, safe tonic, such
Dr.. Jaynes Ncrmiiuge. WILL In short time. bring
the little patient around and restore the general
health. This preparation, besides. relieves Dyspepsia
adults. and thoroughly eradicaes Worms IN old and
young Every mother would do well to keep q supply
ofso safe and practical curative hand. Sold every
where small size 81 cts double size, 80 cts per bottle
We Regard Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
SYRUP as invaluable for the purposes for which II s
designed. and would have It II its prce were double
what It now IT, We shall do all In our power to intro.
duce among friends and acquaintanceslI Henry
\. ichcoek sturbrige, Massl II relieves the child
nom pain, softens the gums, reIuccs inn animation,
cures wind cole, and ture TO regulate the bowels I;
gives rest and health to the child and comforts the mo
Their
wheeler e. Wilson Mrchip.-, 1,1ft Broad-
way sOd o. paying $40 dowu aud tlQ per MONTH with.
oat extra charge. Machines to leL j. 4, ELLIS.
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SpttmI Aottes.


GREAT FIRE AT CANTON, NY.
THE BUSINESS PART or THE town De.
sTRoIED.
HERRING's SAFES.
CANTON, y. Y, Aag Il, 1870.
Memrs. HERRING, FARRELL & SHERMAN-Gents; On
the 9Th inst nearly the entire business portion Of our
town was DESTROYED by FIRE. We are again one OF the
unfortunates losing our entire stock and again are
pleased TO say that your champion Safe has proved
tie value by saving books, papers, and money.
This safe fell into the celu. filled with boxes, barrels,
&C., and renamed In this burning mass until the fol.
lowing day. Upon opening. we and everything In good
condition, the backs Of the books only being somewhat
warpen BY steam. As our new store 10
pleted we shall want another safe.
This Ia the second time are Indebted to your safe
for the preservation OF books, &C. within year
and think they are fairly entitled TO tacr name OF
champion" CALDWELL BROS.
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES
1HE BEST PROTECTION FROM FIRE NUwKNowN
HERRING's NEW PATENT BANKERS SAFES.
The new combination of Hardened Steel and Iron with
the Patent Ffanklnite or "spieGel Essen" QIcrrngs
d Tloyd's PATENT.
HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN,
2oi Broadway. cor. Murray st., New York.
FAEREL. HERRING q CO, Philadelphia.
HERRING & CO.. Chicago.
HERRING TAgR2L & SHERMAN,
New orleans.
ALLIOOK ING FOR BUSINESS SHOULD
examine tne Champion Cow Milher pat. Aprl ., 1910
a complete success shown daily milking cows. O1hco
No. 25i Broadway.
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The Second avenue car No. 30, which reached
Peck slip at about half past yesterday morning,
had freight Of desperate rowdiee. All the WAY
down they fought and yels like demons, and bit
and snapped Al each others ears and noses like rabid
dos.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
arATE OF ALABAMA,

Price, Go and accrued interest.
First mortgage bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad. on flushed road Issue re-
strcted by law, aud surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds a most desirable investment The
road is now about TO open Its valuable connection
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Steamship Gen. Barnes, savannah, mdse and pass.
Steamship h. &. knight, Georgetown, d. c., mdse. and
pass.
Bark VI T.. Corning Plcton V. g., IA ise.
ship jane Fish, Liverpool, md3c.
Schi Tylla, NaraCalOO, mdse.
Also, the usual river aud coastwise vessels.
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REU.LY-JUNE.-on Wednesday, Aug. 10, at Red
Dank. y j.. Dy Rev Il. A. Chaker, Joseph NJ. Reilly to
Maggie June, both OF hoboSen, y. j.
PLiiadelT hia papers please copy.
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A Lancn.hirn Miminy Horror.

'''c" Arg. 20.-AEo'h.r dreadful collery
! ..'h "c -. el a d.r 'r tiJ ago At Wigan, In
'' 49, 4ri'Y i,rst,us vcfc Kl''d and many
'"'''' .t'-t q ',LOm ...'e siacu disd.
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OxiGENATED nITTE"s.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA.
These valuable Butcrs, which have long been known
and highly valued for their remedial virtues stln main
tain their original popularity. They are pleasant and
agreeable tonic, and have always been highly appre.
clatcd by all who have used them.
THEY STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH.
And in this lie. their great superiority many OF the
Brtten which merely STIMULATE, and eventually
WEAKEN and RUIN tho stomach. They are, essen
ay, the great Family Medicine OF the day. and should
be In every household. Prce, q per bottle. Sold by
all Drugglsts JOHN F. HENRY.
Sole Proprietor.
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Money deposited now draws interest nom Sen
September /. Mutual BENEFIT sayngs Bank, sun Build.
ing.-4dp.

CHEAP CARRIAaEs.-Wood Brothers Co. have
removed to their new premises 40 Broadway,
below Aston place, anu are bellAs Carriages cheaper
than eVer.-AdD.
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M-fRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC--Tufs DAY.
sun rtes...J IL sun scts...G a. Moon rises. .l2 Il
mon wArEn-Ttis nay.
sandy Hook. W Gov. ltlanl ~, Hell Gate, 6s
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nIteTiars.
uENnY's cARnoLIo sALvE.

II II
There has been no medical preparation brought be.
lore the public for years that has with decided
a sucoess as the CARBoLIc sALvE. It la. found lis
way into hundreds offamrcs and, when once used no
family viii be without it
For the sores Incident to children It is an invaluable
remedy aud the rapidly with which it heals Is some.
thing marvellous. 1t has not only the testimony of
apprecatiye public in lt' favor, but has invariably
ceived the appreciation otilt.4llscnt physicians.
Grateful ackno vile lgments OF the benefits derived
from It's use accumulate almost daily few OF watch
We herewith append;
BERLIN Conn., June 90, 1870.
John r. Reary-DKAR SIR; had an obstinate
on the nstep OF my foot. and used several different
kinds OF snlve and ointment withou benefit Seeing
the CARBoLIC sALvE advertised 10 the New York
Tribune. procured box, AMI am happy to state It
effected in about ten days. Insve recommended
1t to Others the best save that know or
Respectfully.
Ibes leave 10 say that your Carboc save has inva
riably relieved and, think now has permanently
cured me OF that aggravating OF all disorders,
" itching piles" A. s. KELLER,
Sec the C. G. Clark Co.,
New Haven, Con.
Ihdy1 been using your carbolc salve for some time
in my mandatory In using large blowpipe, which
gives intense heat, burned my thumb nail the quick
One application Of the salve gave relief Have used 1t
in my family for hollis and other and md 1t the
best family savo in use T. W. HoUcHN.
Morrisania, n. Y,
Proprietor Gas Lighters, &C.
sISHAMAHoNISo, Penn, Jan. ., 1870.
| Mn, Jous +. HENRY
| DEAR Sir wish you TO send me two dozen boxes
Of your Caroonc salye, Ihaye obstinate sore on
my foot, which has been running sore for over ten
years. Twas sent box oryour save, and found 1.
TO do better on my loot than any other.
Il. b. BLERUM
BROOKLYN, n. Y, March %, 1870.
| MIR JOHN F, HENRY;
The Carboc sAlye has not only healed the eruptons
on my face but has 90 ohed AMI alayed Inflammation.
AMANDA NELSON,
All sAckeu street.
| PRICE CSC. PER FOX. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
john T. HENRY, Sole Proprietor,
| sConege place, New York.
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Excursions.

(ONEY leland Excursions to The sea
y Shure-Nurh ana Eat River Iines-North
River L!oe-LnG steamer SYLVIA 9 toVh runs ~;
s.. Warren Il. at giO, ll:tO. $40 Pier 4 at no. L.
and O'Clock East River Liae-fhc steamer META
runs regularly cNerJ day, "GNing dh st.. az $50 :O,
2tlO PEGS slp a. $40, liW 2:Oi Fulton Ferry Brook
Ign. AZ ., H. and o'cock
CHOLERA BANk~.-Thc RIP VAN WlNklE
u Will make her ti;h excursion ~ the Cholera Banks
on FRIDAY, August ~.
ENCTRSIONS FOR kEYPORT.
H. Sleuucl UOl MDIL, pier %, Nnrtu ilNer Mon.
gay, I'D, o'clock p. ~ Tue day; 2Sd: o'clock J. Nj
Ntdu,s lay, 9ilh, ! O'Clock II VI Thur luy, I'm,
O'Clock r. ii FRIDAY 10th, 81. A Nj Monday, 4lih i6E
\. NJ; Tuesday, 3ltl, II A. Nj Wednesday Jlst llk A,
N. Returning at 7 q. NJ. Fare p cents each va.
VETERANS OF the War OF 1872 Our excursion
takes place on Monday, Aug. 90 Tickets aud circu
lars are now ready Old and young, male and female,
are requested 70 call ati Guy Hal place. third noOr.
and get supply. Gen. n. RAY MOND.
Col ABR VI DAILY.
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.- arnhstrg ..-.-...
c10 FOR 4 BEAUTiFIL get Of continuoy
ID J W gum teeth NJ Dr, PEhH ON ;, lh9 HUNefS,
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SeuaI Aotlt,s.

LING WAU, CHINESE PHYSICIAN,
~ East Fourteenth street
has 800 new medicines Cures cses declared hopeless
W other physicians.
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We Regard Mrs. winslow's Soothing
MARRIED..

wheeler & Wilson Machines, 1,1it Broad.
way sOld paying $40 aowu aud go per month, with
oat extra charge. Machines to leL j. 4, ELLIS.
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In State bonds the leading features were old
North Carolinas, winch rose n cent, to SO, new
Tenuessees firm at COS, Missouri 6s declining y to
9OJs Alabama s. were weak. and Tell Oh ~ y cent
to u.s. Louisiana 6s selling at %. Ocean Bank shares
sold at as. Railroad bonds were dun, but firm on
the Pacific mortgages, Centrals selling at s7A. aud
Unions at s2A.. Tho following were the closing
street quotations for Union Pacific securities First
mortgage bonds, s7a.ISs land grants, 7l0Tx;
Incomes, 76GJ7GH and stock, 25A6b2H.
On extreme quotations New York Central ranged
between 93k ant 95,.; scrip, sg99Oh; EIie, 22'sO
22k Realing g5ildg5i.; Lake Shore 901. &Jg2I
Wabash, 51'td5ls. Pittsburgh 1WIG 1O6I; North.
western preferred, sibas5'i; Rock Island, il2A6
1i3A 81. Paul common 5Jss Coos preferred. 7jh
7Gn and Ohio and Mississippi 3S4GS31. North
western common was qliet at 81 sQS2i Fort Wayne,
O8Isd9iA Harlem, l3lI0l32; and New Jersey
Central, 1ClHQlO2 Investment shares were dull,
with sales OF Morris and Essex NJ SSi4QsSH; Han
nibal and st. Joseph 1OS and Chicago and Alton
go sharcs), 1874 Miscellaneous shares were neg
lected, tho only recorded transactions being in Pa
ciGc Mail AT 3sGi3eis, and Canton at 81. Express
shares were rather more active ut the afternoon
Board, with sales Of United States AZ i3H Wells,
Fargo n Co.'S, 13hGl3h and scrip, ~.
Closing Quotations at 500 r. NJ. We're:
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beg leave say that your csrbollc salve has inva.
riably relieved, and, think now, has permanently
cured me OF that most aggravatins OF all disorders
itching piles" A s. KELLER,
Sec the c @. Clark Co.,
New Haven, Con.
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john +. HENRY, Sole Proprietor.
sConeRe place, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

HIGH ScHooL.-lt.will be seen by re-
ferring to the proceedings Of the Board
OF Education at its meeting last evening,
that the proposition in relation to estab-
lisbing High School in the LinsleY
Institute building was adopted, but when
the resolution authorizing levy Of three
tenths Of mill on each dollar Of taxable
valuation for repairs Of building and sup
port of school was put on its passage, it
failed by atie vote. As the season Is pretty
far advanced we presume the. project
may he considered rs defeated for the
present year.
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RETURNED Capt. William Dillon
who went several months since to the
Bpuf river TO superintend the rats-
ing of the steamer SdadO, belonging to
Capt. Taylor, Of. this city, returned a few
days ago, having successfully accomplish
ed his mission. The river had be-
come almost entirely dry where the boat
went down. This necessitated the dig
,ging Of a canal thousand feet long to get
i. to water Of sufficient depthto Roat the
hull, Cthe cabin having been carried away
by the spring flOodsJ and then had to be
run down the river distance Of fifteen
miles in a reversed position before point
could be found wide enough to turn her
about The Salado was taken to New
Orleans and put on the dock to be thor
Oughly repaired
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CALL and Try dish Of those delicious
biyalve ut c. R Behlers.

GRAVEL AID CEMEST RooRHo. =
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged IN the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he Is
prepared at any time toput on roofs, eth
er large or small, at the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for term
ofyearS BE has now been engaged In
the business for seven yeas pas, and his
work has outliyed half dozen other
Patent Roofs The demand for his work
is increasing from year to year. BE put
on dring the past year 800 squares OF
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect Address
him through the Post Once, or call At his
brick,yard, head Of Lindsey street. All
orders viii be attended to promptly.