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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
4 NEw HOSPITAL IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20. - The Jefferson
Medical College Hospital was formally opened TO the
public Monday evening In spite OF the weather a
very large audience Of ladies and gentlemen pres
mt Dr. h. b. Gsrette President Of the Board, deliy-
cred the opening address. He was succeeded by Dr.
Joseph Pancoast Professor of Anatomy who presented
an historical sketch OF the college After the conclusion
Of the exercises tho guests made tour Of inspection
through the buildings.
The hospital f. situated on sansomst. above Tenth
IS built very tastefly Of pressed brick is freproof and
five stories high with frontage OF lO7 feet Sansom-
st.. aud depth ~ 106 feet In the basement are the
Kitchen servants bedrooms ami large gas-meter, sup
plying l50icts Here also Is the doube-actng engine
which drives the elevator up the entire height
~ The building On the lett side OF the hallway the
ia, door is The amphhratre room circuar IN rin,
with seals extending around its entire circumference,
rising upon Tier at steep angle In the rear or
the Gmphiheatrc IL the eye depar NJ where, among
other convcnences, is room arranged that any de-
gree OF gt or the denscst darkness, can DO obtained by
The operator
The elevator large enough hold, lengthwise, bed,
or srecier containing patient nurse, with little
noise in the space ade by the ascending stairs.
Running down from the third floor, shute made Of
galvanized iron, and nearly three feet in diameter,
which carries to the wa-hhouse IN tho basement all the
soed clothing Here is also vapor bahcoset OF pecu-
liar construction II consists OF watcrtight box. about
four feet square, and eight feet is length lined the
inner side with thick glass On this 1oor also. ia n
special diet kitchen, with laboratories attached On the
fifth floor ten for paypatents and the rooms
the nOusekeeper and resident physician In the loft
iron tank with capacity ~ 5000 gallons All The
goes through this tank the generator Ia the Gel
lar which is capable Of heating forty gallons per minute.
every laudins long coils Of frchOse attached 90
the pipes. that in Of emergency water can be
brought 10 bear on any part ~ the building The ~
rngemens throughout the entire structure, for heating
ventilation, etc. are OF the most approved character.
and IN every way suitable for tho purposes intended
Pcrfec communication is obtained by means OF bells,
speaking etc. with the different wards and the
rooms OF the pny stefan and nurses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
DFCISIONs-SEPT. 90.

Supreme Court b0Bibers-By Judge DOnOhue.-
Foster va Coburu-Panti1 name guardian 10y s op
ponent. A. A. Hamersly IT, IS appointed. NORTH Beyile
Ouarrv Company N0rgan-Haying been complied win
motion without GOepp Stfrne Ganted on
payment of SO Merrill Greenswar.- NJ Memorandum
CHAPMAN vs. COwenhOyer Eleventh Ward S}ank Us west
Weisrerber w. Damn; Mutual Life Insurance 60 w
stevens: Muller VS. Brucbel Tho Oriental eaFlnGs Bank
W. Cinmbrpcht: Applcby staford Tnurvie vs. Smith
Mcdonnell Coneyngiam; Hiyara vs. Motlor; Bernhardt
vs. Metz; BOwery National Bank Va. Atkinson
epeciqf Tfrln-By Judge D0nohue- Republic Insurance
Company The Mayor etc-Judgment for defendants
see opinion.
Supoior Csmt-Spocidt 7e1a-,By Judge Van
worst -Hcvman act Naturalization denied Wit ont c0ss
with privilege ~ cause be not ed ln ct9ber term
SIN M agt Nmh.-Orler apponting Charles = Ntlf re,
ceiyer etc In matter OF Tiiusproccofnes dismissed
for detect petition. Eowe ag Rcmsemeal R'mtiii M
Gied-Jud .nent affirmed GrOsven0r agt The MAYOR etc
lerlnfal sump,ops ordered smith Tho Fna Tfe
INSURANCE Company no. ! and No. ?. Sch"ai agt Inc
Ttna Life Insurance Company Orders granted
Common PIeas-SpocGl Terp,-By Judge J. F. DAILY.
Grady agt Walsha ton 10 disms. appeal denied WIN 50
costs abide event. Worscr act Forty second ara Nia n
street Railroad Company Motion and continue
ou in name 81 ". r. Woster granted. Dcyoe ag koch
Ier-M0tiOn granted costs. Noting aet drs--M0unn
denied Tooker agt- AmouXCaso settled IN the
Matter II Hesse.-Approyed.
Marine Courf-Chambas- Jusiie' McAdam.-
The p-one OK rel Phri Asierson This Court has no
ur,ci ~ proceedings for 0rcbe entry ad deain'r se0
Nc Adams Landlord and Tenant, p lg9-lsmssei fopham
act Whelan.-MOuOn granted Lansbe ger agt befn@irIn-
Proceedings dismissed Gamble agt. ReedNoon Tor com
m ssion granted. Goidzer agt Curry COni'n ag Welsh
watson agL Ploier; ogden agt ACCOMPLISHMENTS
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Anthony Comstock arrested in Newark. on Wednes.
day George Wagner dealer In obscene literature VINO
indicted m THIS city three years ago ana mae ms sSs
street Jail I'm defsult bail will be tried ri the
rext term Of the United states Circuit Court
At the Essex Market Police COnrt yesterday, be-
fore Justice Otterbourg, Gustayns Greye = "'i, va
brought up complaint II Jacob Henderson, fo We aesy
gold rold chain and locke pocketnook ar
per of coats and ronsers all Of the value o. 800 when were
complainant at Rosenzwlches hotei NO 81
East broadway Greye caught on september ~ gong
down Stair the hotel with wo large bundles ~ hs
session. but he struggled violently and escpe "
was arrested. Bail was required In $l,OOO 10 ahs"F'
Iouis Michael a how of sixteen, tried yester.
day Tor forgery sutherland Ia the court OF
General lie had been employed nv liuh ~,
had been discharged lie got 9og nance D1ar r 70
Moves Smith co. for combs. Davis col part ~ wy
order and coming could find the prisoner ana to
'e defence prisoner good character that cek
OF Bush & Co. whose he did not reno mDer ROY nm 20
write order, lie surprising 1t to be all rgit ana wa,
take the goods 70 Bush 20 me luIt
dsbeeved him aud found him guilty and Judge sutherAAu
sentenced him to four ears in state Prison
sThe gambling house at No. SIS broadway was
entered by Cant Byrncs Of the Fifteenth PreclhGt on
wednesday nig and John H. Jones, George ParAei eny
NorrIson Louis Appeby, and Horace Holingsworth VINO
we're nd An the place arrested AZ the Jefferson var
et Police Court YESTERDAY Zones and Parker were
or. cre held IN EACH for keeping gambling house
ON Wetnosfay night officer Sheridan Of ihs lIghh
Precinct arrested Ia ena Jones toi .slnE eink @ 81,
dcrv Jolly offered 10 assist Omcer Sher1an IN TAX
in r 10 the station house. Before they arrived there she
dre knife to stab sheridan the neck nut
from doing She was locked np uh Nfr
fersy when Bxby committed her, in default 81 r5V
To "A Of fslOniOts assault W lie 0ssi Ant
Mo Frenchman No. 5O7 BrOome st. PASSING through
Mary Morton and another cOlOIod woman, whom ne acco
MED a No 81 Th0mpson~t where he was robbed
BlGO. MARY arrested. and AT the Jefferson MaAe 70
lice Court Yesterday she was remand a u eI copihou
whom she said took the money. could be arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21

20 the crowd who despite pouring rain were deter
mined TO witness all TO be seem
AT Tullahoma large crowd was again iounoI ana III
response to their cheers the President saio'
MY FRIESDs-we will Lot dctaiG You with much .nlk'
INT we are very glad meet the people THROUGHOUT
pcssee and at the stations where we nave stoppeu NC
aI think II OF very great importance that inc people OF
the North and the people OF The south should DC poe
acauainted We believe that the divisions. OF ne pas
xt dissppear very rapidly whom come To tlosRgly
undersaf each other Those who are best acquainted
with the two sections those who are mot rea1y 70
scanaintance was made during the war, beng IN the
rival armies who had no other acquaintance than tha
NJ soldiers in the opposing armies can walk up 10 n
Confederate soldier who fought braveiy, and skeu us
life for conviction Now this Is all over the cause OF
strife gone ready to shake hands and be rends
TINS is all there OF it, LET us shake hands ana DO
friends.
Three cheers then given for the President ana
amid loud calls Mrs Hayes appeared, and was greeted
with hearty applause.
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ARTIFICIAL coLoRlNG OF SUGARS.

A gentleman connected with the Government
investigation into sugar frauds stated 10 TRIBUNE
porter that instructions looked for from Wash
inton until October l. the date fixed Secretary sher
mans circular for the rigid enforcement OF the law
importers and others in the trade greatly acateC
over probable suits 10 back duties aud had
agents Washington 20 cndeayur 10 immunity
for the past expressing feor tat the payment OF b
duties might greatly enbarTass many firms, II not per
maneuty ruin thCin. This officer d1cd that sugar
porters brokers' and OF TIE largcst ren had
struck han make "a hslt against the Government
ne coOred question. with "a view coniroinl
the entire npOrtatiOns OF tbs port Ii almost i'm
possible now TO find ANY IN The trade who you'd
openly admit thai there was, has been }sucl
thing Ne artihciay cOlOreG sugar and when III pnyat,
con creation te fact conceded the claim mad,
that Only DemeTara sugars cOlOIcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
The PRINCETON EXPLORING EXPEDITION
RETURN OF THE EXPFDr1ON-A LARGE COLLECTION
OF FOssns-GGTHNG THE COLLECTION IN

RETURN THE EXPFDfTION-A LARGE COLLECTION
OF FOssus-GETTNG THE COLLECTION IN
ORDER.
PRINCETON, Sept. 1.-THE Princeton ex-
poring expedition, which started the 9th Of June
last Oh "A two months scientific tour Of Colorado and Wy
oming Territories returned 10 this town early last week
The party was the leadership Of Profs Karg6 and
Bracket, and composed Of eighteen students and
three attendants Mos of the number members OF
The OF II and rs, chosen in June last at
pctitlye examination In the various branches. ". 5.
Deyereux and Howard Butler, graduates OF the John c.
Green School Of Science accompanied the expedition ~
photographers Since the % the expedition with
some boxes OF fossils bones and Exhaustive
collections 81 the plants flowers and minerals Of
the two Territories, the endeaYOr mas been made
repeatedly 10 make out brief report or
the West but all information has been refused In the
meanwhile the bones are being cleaned carefully and
subjected ia the various departments for
rate Identification and classification The students went
over a great deal Of ground and brought home every
tnng Of interest that cse To their hands without stop
ping clean or study the specimens. Tue large amount
Uf space 10 be gone over, aud The Shornrss of thc
tima allowed for f. rendered thia
WHITTIER any absolutely fossil remains VIII be-
brought 90 IT. the work OF assortment being
press themselves abundanty satisfied Win the results
reached or everything OF value will Doe placed
in the Princeton Geological and chronological Nh
scum.
a determination Ia put stop forever to all "hazinC,"
other unnatural treatment Of tie unfortunate frrn
man. ii il 10 be hoped thn the SUMMARY dismssion 81
OF so last Commencement Will act IS stand
ing reminder that the President and Trustees intend to
order at all hazards There have been thus far
100 applications tor admission.
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BRITISH COMMENDATION.
r.. RI F....F.r .nrt II NsHsFargusf

I'm little more than half year, the Pres
idont has sucree led IN beating down comuact -
nrrjudces aud in aayirR host ~ conflicting
The vi-ibe triumph of bis policy II now being assured
He has this week begun journey through the SOuher
STATES which Is intended 10 show that the work Of pac-
cation Is not far from completion. the Federal Govern
has intention Of interfering In the local admin
i.rnton OF the Southern states; the Southern States
We desire to disturb the great achievements OF tn
Civil War which have hecn embodied IN the Coustitu
tioual Amendments. The removal OF the objects of con
tRrion makes az 60 rscstabsh friendly relations
tween people who respect each other aud The sym
,abetic meeting of the Presi lent and Gen. Hampton
an omen OF tn coming time when the Norta and South
viii no be separated by the lines OF division whcn
he civil War had traced.
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PART SISNoTT. J.
COURT OF APrEALs.-CALENDAR.
short causes.

ALBANY. n. Y, sert; 2o.-The day calendar Of
the court Appeals for Friday September D. 1871 ia
follows: Nos FL l2s l27. 1873 Is. 49, 1919 and 1870.
COURT GENERAL SEssIoNs-PARr L-Sutherland. J..
James johnson CLANCY, John Collins ans James Bird
robbery Mary Davis feonons assault ald battery Daniel
Mnrphy BURGLARY MorTssey J0im Flock John Crom-
we'll Joseph r. Iageney william JOhns0I, cripd larceny
Cary. Michael sullivan, burglary cal Pcssr,
false preouc Thomas Carney larceny from person
William II. Grace, a-sant and battery Annie T.. Pcunell.
disDrdery Alexander eatheingOn, receiving stolen
goods James Hunter feOnOus assault and battery John
Qun burglary John Blake, grand larceny James Gleason
fe 0uiOrs assault AMI battery Richard WILSON John Device
John Leader George Wilson, PhliD DOuglerty. Henry &.
Miller Charles NJ Laig t. burglary JOSEPH Keller and
George Hing assault and battery Leonard hoeler feouous
assault and battery Edward Connos ana John Kenny grand
larceny.
PART II. GHDERsl EE'R John Warner aud Giro Ian
conf eOnnus assault and battery; John Scnllon and John
McCabc bur ary; Thomas II. Cochran william Baker, WI
liam Delaney, Charles Hesn Jacob Young, grand lar
cony; John king Connolly James Mckee larceny
from the person; A. Lawrence MahOn, petit larceny.
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SHIP NEHS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK....-.
srrr. 2(

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. SEPT. &c
CLEARED.
steamship surbon OBJ Bott Antwerp. Belgium John c.
steamship eof Virginia (r). Noodle. Glasgow. Scot
A. Baldwin a co.
steamship tGer). pohs Bremen. Germany. oerehs
a
steamship Marlborough fBrl, Fraser 81 Jcbn, ~ H. and
Yarmouth. v. X, 4. T. Outerbridge
steamship Erin Br Thompson. London via Southampt on
y. W. J. Hurst
Stsamslip Acrcodita. Chainey Halifax NJ Johns
n. n, Gerhard x brewer
steamship Ashland, Doughty cspo Hsyu wm p Clyde a
Ia
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p.srR,r1.oN THE Union cRorsn,

About 300 people assembled on the Union Grounds
yesterday between the Hartford Brooklyn
picked nine, which induced Matthews and Treaoy
Of last years Club eser CoyBe from
Resoue Climbs Of NswJersey Valentine ~ the Clipper
Club OF WinOna MINI The began at $40 and proved
% Be sharp and brilliant contest up close Of the SIXTH
unng u IA the Harfords favor. In
tho inning however the Hartords scored and
won tho game by Of l. Tho following the
BY innngs;
B H.sttsrS On. :--.~2 g o O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21

Walking along the Strand, the other day, an
officer approaching him in ta,iers carrying
N tray on which small pies marked Id.
AS he got him he cnized brother officer, who
had served in the regiment some years previously
He accnsted the poor fellow and sympathisng with
him his sad plight and altered circumstance, when
the other exclaimed. Hang your pity Buy pie"
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PASSENGEKS ARRIVED.

FROM BRIsTOIe-In steamship Cornicalt- Mary vii.
liams Miss Eliza Ellis Miss Elizabeth Gale, q. o. Mayors
The Rev. VIM. Adams, Miss Eliza Adams Waltz Tuckett
Mrs alter rucket John Grant Dr. Herb,rt Saunders
Thomas Vaughn Alfred Burgess Walter Reed Mrs Walter
Reed.
FROM HANANA-Ln Steamship Cap Of Mao York
Ramon Ienacho, r. \. Driukwater Andres Pohmann ~ de
jose Forum Wilson, CLAUDIO Gonzalez
doza Angel CGTagol Foniano, b. BergDos Hiera lose
Ramon CahelO lgnaciO Garcia OdOlfo Magor Peayo
Iuarg, Ricardo fernandez, Jose Alvarez.
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PISSEAGERS SALLED.

FOR GLASGOW-Tn steamship STATE Of VTgirid.-The
Rev. CoWan, J. b. HeTresloG MIS-. Bereshan and
FAINT Mis- Helen Hutton. Mrs. kaIe Mehrie, Miss josie
Wehrlc Daniel Drimmue H. Nineate Mrs Ningatr and IN
ant James Mingae W. Boggs, MIS-. BOgg, John Stem
mer James Hail J. Hall infant Edmund Hall. Miss
Mary Ial, Miss Lucy Hail Master j. Hail Jonn Murra'
St.rinp sterling. Miss Janet Sterling, Miss
Martha Sterling, Miss Jessie sterling, j. c. Button.
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cOT-pT OF APPEALS PROCEEDINGS

AIn,NY y. Y Sent. 20.-In Cont Of Appeals,
Sent. 90 No lG.-White agt Miller; argument resumed
ald udfd. o
No ll7-Dyer AIT Erie Railroad CO.. aTgued by George
CONAN fOr appellant. submitted for rr-ponfl NJ
no. llS-Pnrter agt Ki gsbury. submitted.
80 93TAe ChitterauCO Cotton Co agt ScNartf argued
bv William C. Kruger appellant ". T. Lansing for respond
emit
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THE COURTS.
pErERsoN,s LONG SENTENCE.

Oscar ID. Peterson, alias slim Brady was
brought, yesterday, before Judge Gderseeve In the
Court OF General Sessions His theft which led 70 MS
arrest was OF little consequence, but In running rom
the police he fred nj two officers and ono citizen fhree
indictments were found against him. On the indictment
shooting at citizen, he tried and found gun
On indictments for shooting at the police Officers no
pleaded guilty. On the first he sentenced 10 nVe
years imprisonment each OF the two others To three
years Imprisonment all to be added to the SIX years ana
six months which he the State former conVc-
ton.
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YELLOW FEVER IN PORTLAND nAgBoR.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept 20.-The sailor on the
schooner Kit Carson who died had the yellow fever
The captain and the other sailor recovering; they
have only malaia fever The vessel will be detained at
Lower Quarantine until NIL danger Ia
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MAINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rses.... 547 500 Clock SLOW. 10
4f3 Moon sOufhs. ll:31 Moons days Ia
uI"H WATEk IODAY-A ~
sandy Hook. G3S Gov Island. 1882 Hell Gate... 02l
WATER rO-DAY-P ".
sandy Hook 65t Gov Island. 739 Hell Gate. OPS
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miscellaneous.

CRATES and FENDERS.-The largest manu-,
II facturcrs low and hall doNn Grates for either h
or soft c.ais in dumping ana shaking attachments
frames leudl and audiIons Of antique design r Wo'o -
Ca loga screens shuyef and t0Dgs. &c, Nhoi.si' A
tsil send for catalogue and price list. hbc@l acoA.t
The trade }. :. CONOVEk CO., 800 Cana So Newton
DAUIMF BOCCARD, No. 102 West 2ltl-
st. hrs class tailor, gcnilcnens and boys al Di'1
made ladies' clOak maker charge. reaeol 1N. e'""e 49,
repairing; prices for gentcmau's suit Sl2 Ia W.
WANTED 10 purchase-A SAFE not over
w 90 inches high b. In good condition ano 0sf
stat maker and Vuce. SAFE, Box l4o Tribune once.
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A young lady in town, who does not pride
herself particularly being political economist thinks
the greenDaoks roach pa" the she will
be able " invest in new Fail bOnnet-lRutand Herald
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Gonnirn Board.

! FEW BOARDERS can be accommodated
family near Brick Church station address w. orange Post
Office, Orange, NJ.
AIRING ron HOUSE, on Clarks Hill,
e stamford Conn., will 0e oDen for the reception - euess
curing Fal Winter. The 60 tase on tt promises
residence. loI private family. Apply % Irs
WILLIAMS, rs Madisonaye, n y
AT TERRACE HALL, RamapO, Roclland
a County y. "a miles from city, Nm Ere Railway, I'VE
minutes walk from depot A DELIGHTFUL SPOT ~
Mountainous section, with splendid scenery House on me
lake with oil atiug and fish BLACK bass and pckeFe9
Moderate terms and hrstcass reference.
EABYAN HOUSE, White Mountains y. H.,
bv LINDSEY & FRENCH located al the junction OF tie
Boston Coacori Montreal and White Mountains. snd NJ
Washington and Portland aud Ogdensburg Railroads.
Prices reduced transient 50 to 81 per DAY according 10
lo alton room Ver favorable for guests bV the
season. Circuar sont on Application.
GLEN PARK HOTEL, Watkins Glen,
~ n. y Terms - 10 - pei dag. Appointments T. 5q'
send Tor circular and ansy ss Oi water G. fhOs'
Proprietor
HEATH HOUSE, sCH00LEY'S NOUN
il TAIN. y. j.,
VIII remain until October l. at reduced rses atr sep
tomDer /. send for circular. - ... - -,
NIORRISTOWN--A delightful home for Au-
VA tumL and Winter conyeDeuf u depot - " - ~
week by the year. Of carriage. Box 10 Noi4So"s
\. J.
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fe9al NoElces.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Hon.
Charles p DAILY cheiJustoe OF The court OF o5 ,ty
Pleas Tor the Csy and County OF NrwNork Nouee ~ cpy
given To an he and persons having claims iiss
ISAAC MEYER, lately doing business IN the ny i -
York that required 10 present their said ciili
the youcher therefor duly ycrinod 10 The sulsc ~
APPOINTED assignee said Isaac Meyer of The teltt
redit0rs is place ~ business, Tie ohco ~ psl
Jaeger NO 90 Woosterst New-N0rk city, on or o,ioie '
sl4 aw6gF ALFRED PERUTZ. Assigned
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Drnfisfru

VAN yLECK'S POPULAR DkNTisLhhts y y
~ sei sta-,e l7st Bsss' irn ss,S NE Country
70 sl2i single 81 upward po.ps tO1 fsreoon 6as -
sn,,,atsred "a wears without aoeidsne
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Cost ano fonTo.

OST-A P0CKETBOOk, probably az ' W
more,s Garden on "Wednesday september ~ e"n,sse
papers and money. Return g. CIAhENDoN NO.
where a good ard win b. gwen.
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Goal an0 Wooo.

EMPIRE KINDLING WOOD DEPOT.Ey'
T. tahshed 1855 Prices reduced. send for price list
H. WILLIAMS 1874 East 10th st.
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SECRETARY EvARTs's SPEECH.
-. 49,. .,-..f.a aud I'D

VI
Am very glad fellow citizens. that the President in
unfolding 10 you and receiving your accession the
eTeAl and leading purpose OF his Administration IN refer
ence domestic EarmoSg Of the country has made
A quite unnecessary that shodld ssy anything Ia that
direction. L. TOO have observed tine Chattanooga
Times that had been quite anttcpat N every thug
eloquent aud beautiful, truthful, advantageous
and impressive, that we could expect u say.
Your editor accomplished rhetorican he n, has
atod the ancient historian. who put the mouths Of
Perces aud other great orators speeches that f. would
have become them TO make; but lac has transcended
Thncydides tlls-that Thucyddes made the speeches
for them after they lad made them for themselves But
tins editor has superior T. and 10 Thucyddes in
making speecl IS that ought 20 have, ana that
might made before had opportunity 70 make
tbem. lApplAuse.
Now gentlemen all the people OF this country and I
90 iccl that exaggerate when IT, al the bottom
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BALTIMORE Sept 20Tho owners % TIE steamship CTrus
r. smith, winch burned last n!Cht estimate Their JOS u
600 insured m the Guarantee AM Nuthtru OF ANH
York ana tho Faneui Hall, OF Boston, each iof -0Ju
Ifoy later SaiD Eeies. n any, ies Ft|th Pagei