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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
RAILROAD NOTES.

The Erie Railway, beside the Barclay semi
bituminous coal mine property, in Bradford County
PENN and its railway outlet will soon have control Of
the Blossburg coal mines aud the Tioga Railroad in
Tioga County negotiations having been completed for
the purchase Of that property These the largest
observation-disclosures coal mines in Northern Pennsylvania
Tie Tioga Railroad runs from Laurencevile the
Pennsylvania state iine TO Bossburg. and thence to
Morris Run and ArnOt, She two largest cOeries. The
consideration for the transfer is 100000.
The Pennsylvania and New-York Canal and Railroad
ComUany has purchased Ga acres Of land az Waycry,
n " upon which intends to erect its general railroad
Grading on the Midland Railroad is to begin at once
west of the Pittsburgh Tunnel, In sullivan County
funnel OF coo feet il 20 be constructed through Hawks
mountain thus shortening the main line three miles.
engineer has inveped an attachment to the head
light of locomotive by which the danger signal he
Instantly made by the engineer by throwing red glass
slide across the disc OF the white light This Is done by
An in genios Of levers connected with rod
running back to the cab OF the engineer One OF these
signals has been placed engine 1885, on the Eastern
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THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY BUSINESS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July I.-The case OF Mel
lier vs. Shepherd manager OF Bradstreets Commercial
Agency, was before the Circuit Court yesterday the
hearing being the motion OF defendant to dissolve the
injunction granted few days ago, enjohng the eirc'
laion Of the July number Of Bradsireets conlmercla
reports, the ground of the false and injurious rating
OF the plaintiff Several witnesses testified 10 the sol
yency OF Mr Mellef his business alOns lhcht!'
6c also, that he Il doug large and prosperous buri
ness. Mr.. King formerly employee of Mr. Brad
streets testified concerning the mode of transacug the
business Ofthe Agency. He said that most Of the
ports were manufactured in the office; from the time
OFT nhepherd TOOK charge the reports based the
ldIrepof-' ths clty reports all copied into the
letter boon, ana then forwarded TO NewNork; book
Die Reports were copied every in the Office had
access 10 thls book. He testified that Bradsreet's
Agency was partial 10 subscribers, and that gold
headed cane would often raise mans rating; the
plahtI Menier had been reduced from the rating OF
mean, int lie was doing business with capital OF less
thhn soos subscription Ia the Agency generally
4n increase VI credit The wtne further stated he
hsd manufactured huDdredr VI reports himself
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and 10 lay concrete pavement across the old buryng
ground from Broad 10 Churchst Tho CONTRACT W Io
move the Center Market tower was awarded, e
CorOners fury in the OF Chas TTer VINO aleu ~ o
Michael's Hospital Monday night, after eh0roiOtm
had been administered, exonerated all persons rum
blame
HoBoKES-The public schools closed yesterday for the
Summer vacation. The Common Council has approPrl
ated 1900 TO teachers salaries for July but VIII nov
approve the resolution providing for the advance o,
IHust salaries Mrs Michael Calvin was held In bal
Yesterday for attempting 10 kill Mrs Mary Jacobs an
elderly LADY, called at her house TO collect Doard
hin incurred by her husband. Martin German was
knocked down. yesterday, by large stone thrown ~
Jobu Whalen. warrant has been Issued for Whaiehs
arrest.
PATFpsos-Its alleged that between 100 and 200 tnns
of coal have been stolen from the Delaware, lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad at Stony Road during the
mast ak months Martha Litte was committed yesteI-
dav Tor nssaung George Bchenough IN the RECORDER
Court where she had just been sentenced TO ~ DAYS HI
prlsonment for disorderly conduct.
rrxnvS-Tbe Rev. Oscar GesDer was installed pastor
NJ the New Reformed Church on Thursday night. Inc
Rev DR. Van Cere preached The charge TO the pastor
was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Brett OF Newark anu tne
charge TO the congregation by the Kew DE- DSo" VI
Lafayette. - ~,
NTw-BRUNswIcK-The Rev. Dr. Joseph r. BeLg, ITO,
rose0r i'm the Theological Seminary, ded on lhusuay
evening.
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r,E UNIVERSITY CoYvocATIoN.

The eighth anniversary of the University
Convocation Of the State of NewYork will be held at the
Capitol in Albany Tuesday, Aug l, at 10 o'clock a. m
10 continue three days II is very desirable that all Col
leges, Academies Normal Schools and Academcal De
partments Of Union schools subject to the visitation OF
the Regents the University be represented ny mel
beers Of their respective faculties, ana by one or more
trustees OF each institution. -.
Papers aud discussions may be expected on variety
OF subjects interesting those engaged III teaching AT
rangements have been made with the following lines 10
return without charge before Aug. TO- members OF
the Convocation who pay full fare Que way over ihe
routes presenting the certlncate OF the aSaiS
ant Secretary. 10 be issued for the purpose;
Line Of Steamers &C. Nibbri and Danel De"l
NeWYork ami Troy Steamboat Company tpght steamer tohe
and Ynderb Champan Transportation Company eaer
dck, Canada and umtei Stae Rnss.ser Ala SaIa9sa as
(AbaBv whitehall RGlsnd VI e Neg-io.L ara OsRko Ad
Railroad Rome Ws.eroEn end Ogdenshurh Railroad uc h
Railroad Albany shd Susqaehannah kAIcad hee oi
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THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB CRUISE.
The following is the programme Tor u
THE TURF.
1RoTrING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.


A trotting match between w. I. Weekss
chestnut horse Star Henry and j. Murphys chesthut
horse Teaser for $780, mile heats best three In five, in
harness attracted fair attendance yesterday to Fleet
wood Park The day favorable for trottng ana The
track was in excellent order Star Henry was ihe favor
ite at $50 TO S25 before the began In the mrs neat
Murpbv's horse led four lengths on the first haf lle
hut In coming MP the hill the third quarter the favor
ito closed steadily him, passed him on the turn mo
with seeming Time, 24s. star Henry was now the
fayOre at 500 TO s5 but his driver purposey dropped
the heat which Murphy won by six lengths IN 2'iy.
stin star Henry continued the favore, and won the
third heat In 2i7 IL was the general opinion that Muir
rbys horse came in ahead at the hLsh but the judges
decided otherwise The fourth heat and the race were
won by Star Henry I'm 2:i7
FLEETWOOD PARK, July 2Aae4, $500, mile heats in 8 in ha
W G. Weeks en- g. Star HenT..''''..''''''
J. H. Murplys a.. g. Tcasor....... ......-'..' Z
Time-2:48 2:i9i 2:f1 2:tI
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THE WoRKINGMEN's UNION.

= The Workingmen's Union, consisting of dele
gates representing about 80 trades organizations elected
last evening" Thomas Subtitle E. X Graham, and Isaac
Wood trustees for the ensuing six months. The Com
mttee on Aid to the Suffering Miners Of Pennsylvania
repOredthat they had raised $50 3d. The Committee
on the Apprentice Law Of this State reported in favor or
the law and urged all Trades Unions to preserve
lister of the apprentices in their respective trades and 10
have copies OF law printed for distribution among
employers. delegation from the Stone Cutters Union
applied for admission. and urged a demonstration in
dead letter. even the Commissioners of the Capitol
buildings Albany Obhgng their men to work ten hours
daily. A mass demonstration proposed aud a COM
mittee OF one from each trades organization was ap
pointed TO cooperate with the Stone Cutters.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

D..roo,t House-Rear- Admiral Charles H.
49, ~ = Navy: Major Joseph Brown, Col. b: Eads
Of ST. Louis and Daniel Torrance NJ ~ M Nee
t - Deiaware the Hon. D. j. Bennett or Syracuse
~ " Crosby of Chicago, and ID. N. stanton - car
y. "a I uJ2 Mr. Paxenham of the British legation ana
r. W Iayyrence Washington === Grdtd CeliTdt Hg.et
s"reeon LANES suddard, u s. Navy. - 81 hIehoas
re Brice Of North Carolina, G. O. Glihlan o
iny' r. NJ sherril OF Washington, and Gen Dahiei
NV, of Cieyeland.'= So James H0et-Judge beng
riet n wright OF Pennsylvania and the Hon. James ~
Keiiev ~ ('rotOn Falls, n. Y, == Astor H0use-iho
Hon & w Kendall NJ. c., OF Nevada.
DEPARTURES d, -.
Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minister sals IoF
I,,rone To-day in the Abyssinia Senator Pomeroy vi
Kansas ieft tue city for Providence, r. L., yesterday
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lAnnoucementsl
BURNETT's KALLIsTON is the best Cosmetic.
tAnnouncements.I
FREE-LoyE AND THE MARRIAGE QUESTION.

Bows ouow clothes sd society oHgroWs rs Institutions unless
they are amended suhe geue Of advancing civilization Neither
the monogamy pagan Romans instituted twenty-five hundred years
eed the early Pop and handed down to rs with
ht alterations by Protestant omers suited to the times IN which
live.
Those iutersel in the discussion beNen Mrs PAuLSA
WRsHr DAVIS TRIBUNE invited usa OF the work
entitled PLAIN oxR TAX By E. B. FoorE, NJ d. PAT ILL., disseets
questions marriage the light Of hsoN and phoso
ply aud Part w. points the way to the successful RECONSTRUCTION Of ns
marriage institution in with the teachings Of modern science
This book of nearly thousand pages and Illustrations Is
making oh in this country bat also Germany where
has been issued Berlin publishing company Price,
e. English; Sold only By the Publishers and
Authorized agen4 address, also the
book mailed, postage pad the receipt Of the price
Wells L Co., PUBLISHERS, AZ BrOome-t., n. Y
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Thayer stands ready to give $4,000 so soon ~ Sovy
snail havp hoe raised for that purpoeel neW ehapv
10 cost $4,000 dornitory to cost s5OOi SIX prOieSSoi
ships, and $50 600 for more schoarshps .t,. A,
The prospect for the year lS1l!2 Is ehcoutti.ns e.,
ready Sc have successfully passed the examination III
admission 10 Freshman class, and afs9 oases u
Next year the standard Of admission Is 10 DO raseu
year 20 be divided into two terms Oh ~ @eshs
and various other changes are under consiuerh1iom
With the Presidents levee, this evening III c"'o mann
the last q Xcrclses of the year are cIOseu
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AT 10 O'Clock exercises begun in the church.
sxty-seven men are graduated in the class Of IL one
hundred years ago the first class of was graduated
Then there were but two instructors; to-day in its
various departments thirtytwo ore numbered or the
first 20 graduates OF Dartmouth College the first four
years OF It's existence, H. or nearly reefourhs became
mnisers OF the class Just graduated only H. or about
onenth Intend 10 enter the sacred profession "a will
study law. IL medicine are TO teach, and are In-
decided Immediately at the close the speaking the
Masters Grafton was delivered by John X Lord Han.
N. H. and the honorary degrees conferred.
At O'Clock some $50 alumni down dinner.
its close remarks were made by President smith aud
others. The President gave brief account OF the
money received during the year. and what the college
needs In addition. Eighty thousand dollars has been re-
ceived gifts and egacie the Request OF the late Prof
Woodman OF $4,000 TO The Scientific Department being
the largest Several scholarships have been founded,
improvements made 10 the building OF the last named
departmcnt many new and valuable works added 10 the
library, and costly telescope has been purchased,
well as other necessary apparatus. Among the things
needed are new library building, 10 cost 10000 tGen.
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BASE-BALL.
TIE NEw-JERsEY AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP.

TIE NEw-JERsEY AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
An exciting contest took place yesterday, on
the grounds Of the Champion Club Of jersey City be-
tween the Resolutes OF Elizabeth and the Champions
these being the prominent contestants in the state
championship arena Both strongly represented
and nearly 1900 spectators were present; The game
Afforded practical illustration OF the fact that two rival
amateur organizations play gether on free ground
and have close and exciting contest without any Such
disracefu proceedings as marked the Mutual and Hay
maker match AT the close of the tenth inning, the
Cbampions retired from the field yictOrs by Of
4 tO IA The following Is the full score:
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A GLooMY SrArE on rnE MIND, A DUE

A GLOOMY STATE OF TIE MIND, DULL
HEADACHE WANT ENERGY, DISPOSITION MAGNIFY EVERY
EVIL DIsNcLrSArIoN TO NOTION ARE
oTE OF THE DKRASGESESr OF the
LIVER SYSTEM. SPEEDY MISERABLE
CONDITION STOMACH AND LIVER
TO PERFoN FUNCTIONS Az OFFICE DR.. JAYSEs
sAx,ryB CERTAINTY AND
II TAKEN As DIRECTED
EyEKTwHERR
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AOIIATIC.
REGATTA AT BOSTON.

BosToy. July 21.-The city regatta, when
was postponed from the 4th Of July on account OF tne
foe took Mace Yesterday In the first race hVe poatS
entered Starlight won the first prize in an Jo' u.s.
anthe the second prize IN Al 2Om $685. In the race oi
keel boats the Coming the first prize IN Sh o foS
and Tartar the second In An. 42m 5Os ~, .-. m
In the second for secondclass oOats lhetS
entries The first prize by the si0op Mlst III OH
44m and the second by the sloop Panehette III on' o
FOR kee, boats and centerboards the soop White Cap
won the first prize in 2h 29m 49,, ana the booP cSo
won the second prize IN 2h. 3lm. 26s. , 49,,
For third there were 40 entries luz rip'P
Rpple was the rsto return, but the prizes were NOT
awarded as some matters Of allowances are uhuef co
sideratiOD.
THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB CRUISE.
The following is the programme lOr inc
crnise OF the Atlantic Yacht Club next week;
The feet win rendezvous at wheons Bay TUESDAY Avg at
o'clock NJ arrival Of the steamboat from he"lof upon
signal gun from f,g ship, will sail for Glen Cove -
"Wednesday 2-Upon signal gun from ihe fas lns
viii get under wy proceed NewHyen Harbor and anchor IN
Thursday Aug s-UpOn signal from the flagship the Feet VIII
Fisy Aug will be spent GreenpO, shall be hereafter de-
satarsy Aug Regatta day. yachts entering IN the re-
gaa accompany the racing aee and be prepared to receive gu
sandsy Aug GA, II O'Clock Divine service viii be held by
Cab the direction OF Of the ChapAns on poau
the Yacht the Commodores Tag shall be set
Monday Upon signal the feet w get under way 10Y SION
Tusv Aur s-Tbis day stonugton annual regatta win take
place which this Club has bsen invited srd 10 which some o ISon
will 80 81, -.4-. 49,. o..
Newport where orders Or the future movements oi ts he' "" 10
iksusd
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
CLOSE OF COMMENCEMENT WEEK.

HANOVER, n. H., July 2O.-A meeting of the
Alumni was held in the chapel this morning at $50, when
the following list OF deaths during the year reported
l,r Prof Ynnno SecrntarY OF the Association:
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Using, as well as making and selling, an in
fn-l BUEGLsR ALN TEfEGRtFH IS violation Of law
and will he ,raei such Bo deceived by the word improve
elt; there improvement talked that direct imitation
Of work, pa, 10 cheap possible Ny Alarm has
d practical experience Of ten year., aud i Where Il has
Oh con improvement yet presented VIII have ten when pat
nlo active Z. HoLHKs, Murnys.
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JAUNDICE, SKIN DISEASES, AND AFFECTIONS
BLADDER KIDSEYs DR. JAMES sASA
FIVE PmLs TagY STOMACH
LIVER AND OTHER ORGANS or THE BODY
Whenever Az ALTERNATIVE or REQUIRED
sold EvERYwHzKE
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EXCELSIOR VS.. MUTUAL.

The first match this season between the
amateur Excesiors and the professional Mutuas took
place Yesterday on the Union Grounds but few specta
tor. being present The result Of the the sig
el success OF the professional nine by OF IL 10 o.
Ths is the first time the Excelsior Club has ever been
"Chicaeoed" OF "MutualiZed" as the Chicago papers
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BROOKLYN.
Music in Prospect Park at 4 p. M.

MIlSIc III PTUhptCI IdTh Ut p Nj
An efligy of Gov Hoffman WAS found yester-
day morning suspended from pole at Flushing and
ClassOu-ayCs
A benevolent merchant on Fulton-st. causes
icewacr 10 flow in a continual stream from an awning
post in front of the door.
An inquest at the L. s. Naval Hospital, in
the case Of the L. GIuger, Clinton Gilbert who
shot in the Fifth Ward July Il, resulted in the follow
ing verdict: Clinton Gilbert came TO his death by
psto shot wound inflicted by pistol In the hands OF
some person the jury unknown while in tue discharge
of his duties rs an officer Of the Internal Revenue In
York-st near the MAYNARD gate The Jury would
recommend that the civil authorities Of Brooklyn offer
reward the apprehension and convection OF the person
wi iuilicte the wound.
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HOME NEWS.
nuR WEATHRR

r, IA, Vynf H0ur rhs. Bar Wtnd
NfN-'nHr, hegaf ~ sOOs N W. H.-6 re 1904 :.
July n X 300 n.
.tss S9Ss ssw. II CO 1904 :. g.
RFMARKs-Jny n. ls7o-Ihermoheter NJ d. '"' 10
q a. m aoc. III d. M, t0O.
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TIE NAVAL ATTACK UPON TIE PIpEYED
gallant affair." Knocks given, knocks
were celebrate the triumph by Issuing victorious
shapes irabe hasa.snre straw. muslin
vas silk felt Immediately 22 Broad
vay corner Of Fulton st..
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nicholas Nickleby,r Banaby Rudger and
all Dckens at surroS Circulating Library ey Esst I7hsl
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LONG Island.

LONG ISLAND CrTY.-JOhn Hudner, Frank
Murth, Daniel Rooney and Charles +. Long, charged
with burglares amounting to $4,000 taken to the
Queens County Jail yesterday TO await the action of the
Grand Jury.
-Chryste's sash and blind factory near the
Main-st depot was burned yesterday. los, 5000 par
TALLY insured John Slarkeys house was also destroyed
Loss between S. and 81 600.
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cl,. ID. 3D. "a 81. s,i i.0s sa m atl 9th 10th To',.
G G..n a,s1.. Z ] ] . IL
let "a %. 1h oh Gt5. 7b 9Th Oh 10Th. Totals.
C Champion. Q o o
-. NJ Uo. II. the Dram t.c Iub.
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UANOyER-sr.. Boston, is now its finest bust
tnp gIre The AiERCAN HJys thereof onlV
- largest Of the best hotels tae families, business
tourists.
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THE SCALP is made clean and sweet by apply
ing Halls Veg bic ScIau Hair R.neweE
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DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
ttl designs. reliable ahes, choice Jve sni >y-rware,
SsuRAs % Futoa... NeW.loik. Diamonds specially.
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Go To b. s. SQUIRE for Watches. Jewery,
Diamond Sl,egar; De- sells jec
Therefore you II No IOt Tu,.on-s.. ~
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CIuts lu D. -. $.h. 5th. 9Th. I'll 9Th 9Th Totals
E Ea,a.i,I....SS Q Q . 81
Run tarned-Ercelor 0; Mutual Total bases esrneiEte
.0r Q; auusl H. LEFT bases-EHceior Mutual Cmpr-
Ns Of he Mutual Club Time Of gams-l hour 70 minutes.
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CONC no RnsrnN

Those afflicted With falling loss and gray h diseases
comp te scs'p moth patches ks gmrl eruptons and
uauf rt-e,s the tOld consult Dr. c. PEKY Deruaoo
st 40 % Bond! t. previous Jy 81 Aner that date he viii lie at
his Boston oace, No. ID iemple.plce.
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AT SANDERS No. Astor House. can be
found large Pen Pocket and Sporting Knives
PaloTs SCISSORS Cul.fy AMI Toilet Articles A Oh g. SAUN.
GHs TABLET RAZOR SfRoP.' wholesale All retail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22

I" A SWEET BOOK FOR BATHERS ,"-The Rus
yAYoRl Nos % and Is t agrce
able, ee Eguious IN the city. Hundreds OF bsihes take
them regularly aud rccoiam End them highly
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

HuDsoN.-Alexander Abbott's cotton mill at
yalatie was burned yesterday morning Loss 5000.
Insured for $4,000 in NewYork Providence, aud Hart
r.-.L. .a.LIL4 J.
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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CIrY.-Thirty- -four carloads Of Della
ware peaches aud II carloads OF Nneand backberres
arrived by the New-Jersey Railroad yesterday The
average attendance of pupils at the pubkc schools was
ef7S during june and i72l during July. BooSs and sta
tonery 10 May cost 81 1Oo H. and from May to July l.
s11e7 80 Jas Connolly was arrested, Yesterday, for
rescung prisoner and assaulting and seriously nluIng
officer CHAPMAN . One end Of Humphrey Prices resi-
dence on Bramhallave., was demolished, on thursday
Iy a quarry blast. near Bergen Point Plank road
young lldy ia the family severely injured PATROL
man owen Davis convicted OF sleeping ON post Jrd he
has been dismissed PatrJlnan GrDrgn
Watson has been suspended % days Tor hes'ce' a." ni
THE propfietOrr Oi the slaughter houses iu bloNe-,t
nave been ordered by Health Inspector cannon 10 aote
the nuisances on Their premises,
NrvAEK-Deidr.ch ShOlls. age ~, had his hand IN
iured I'm a stamping mill at Bishops factory YESTERDAY
The nrst daily union prayer meeting OF TIE 4 u; Z
Association was held IN their new building Yesterday
morning Michael Sullivan, lahorcr, Iel rom lhc
second story of a building TO ne cellar e'tri9ay,
and was severely injured. The licderhaha society
has elected the follow Ing officers: President lhtoloe
Hoffman; Vice President Leonard BorschnecEi accre-
tary, Valentine Hammer; Corresponding Ncesttniy,
George Roolyink; Librarian Christian lieag....ino
Common Council resolved, last evening 10 open inc
norheIr side of Market 81 from Broad 10 BeaVerst 10
open springst. from Orange To Bridgest; To grade,
curb and nsS Van Buren, d. from Chestnut 10 Souths
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STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLEroN.-The Police Commissioners have
promoted Rouudsman Blake Of West New-Brighton and
John Martina to be Sergeant aud James Ambrose to be
act Srfl
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A DIVIDEND or TEN PER CENT TO GEa STkmolpEns.

The Company Is very conservative IN s writing hsag any
risks by writing large amoaats IN Policy tins Increasing 10
to its POhcyhosrs Is strict poHcy Of viag only frs,s po,
the rejection Of three time, the business that written yet 70
premiums accepted for 1871 viii reach
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Hardy Solomon & Co.,

AEING entered into tho manufncturc OF
IL BRICK and QUARRYING of GRANITE,
and purchased OF Messrs. Wright j. &inn, one
OF their new patent Brick Machines, capable
OF turning out from 49, 600 to CO, 600 bricks pcr
day, are now prepared to make contracts and
furnish parties with any quantities OF bricks
store, or at tho South Carolina Bank and
Trust Company. Sent 3
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Guns, Pistols, Etc,

INFORM my friends and
SZ public in general that have
just received IN entire now
Vstock OF Double and Single Bar
rel GUNS, REPEATERS, Flusks, Pouches,
Cartridges for all kinds OF Pistols Powder
REPAIRING done ut short notice.
Oct p. W. KRAFT, Main street.
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DR.. d. Z. Bo0zER.

&SNHsS WOULD respectfully inform
U3Pqy his patrons aud the public &C.
!. .>'1I1I1T morally that he has moved into
his new. Office, oyer Duffie & Chapmans Book
store, opposite the Columbia Aotel, where lie
ls prepared to execute, satiara ctorily, ell opc-
ratious and work, of whatsoever kind his pro-
fession demands. Terms accommodating.