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the Revolution disappearing from anong US, and
ii proper marx Of respect to note their ial before
all pertaining TO them Is forgotten Ono OF the houses
which have longest whstood the brick and granite gam
creme which has teeu eating into the face OF the city, down
oyr s now In progress OF demolition and 1t, PLACE will
boon be occpied BY BLOCK ugl7 trck warehouses We
-e.e 10 tie WOODEN building which stands on the north
cast corner of Fulton and Water Streets and which has
long been occupied public house BY Mr. Nathan Jack
SON. Before the Revolution, this house was owned by
Mr. Janccy who OF the upper lvc hundred OF
those days being wealthy and member Of his Majcstys
Council True to HI. loyalty continued Tory and his
proper. contscateI It wa, bought by Gen. Macome,
who was Commi,sary General in the American Army,
and lived several years in this house In great style
In the large room tho second floor General Washington
and hi, suite and indeed most of the leading Of those
times have frequently dned. We remember seeing Genl.
Mscor:es name on the door whna few years Mrs
Nacome was believe related General Schuyler and
! Alex Hamilton. General Macomc died in this house. and
his tunoral which military said have been
OF the in those days. The estate
was afserward bought by Mr. John Rogers and has de-
scended his George and John In 1910 Mr.. Nathan
Jackson opened the ho.c hotel, and has since
peJ lor that purpose period of IS years II has been
always well patronzcd by Eastern people, many Of whom
have grown up from boyhood 10 middle age. and have
stopped other house in New York. They will
miss the old house much, will all those who love look
upon the rc!c0 Of the days which are gone.


The Female Moral Reform Society will cele-
brae their anniversary day. the Asylum Yorkvile
at o'clock, A. VI. The leave City Hall Place at 10
o'clock Rev. Dr.. Potts and Rev. Mr. Thompson, are ex-
pectcd to address the meeting.


A Iaborer named Owen Looney was buried under
the eastern wall OF the Banh Coffee House street.
yesterday morning. which fell inward while the aborers
engaged in pulling down The building. He was i'm
mcdatey dug but found TO be severely bruised
about his face and temples. He taken to the hospital
and some hopes entertained OF his recovery.


We were very badly bitten yesterday by dead
sea. horse Broadway We great connosseurs in
monsters bu, could Judge from mere su-
perfcla examination this is constructed by drawing good
OF cod fish skins ox-frane The teeth
pieces OF bone sawed in and end fastened to the
upper and lower jaw ard 1T admirably. The tongue is
very neatly fashioned OF red bombaz!ne.


We saw yesterday travelling down Broadway
big bra,rny Dutchman with his fiddle in bag and follow
ed by weak sIckly staggering under immense
nGorgan, Of the dimensions OF Fastaf basket
We kncS which most 10 py-;hc for his brutal!-
~ tr the woman fer her suferings


The trial of Andrew Klein, for murder, called
yesterday the Court OF Oyer and TermDer was post
poned.


Major Auguste Davezac sailed from thi. port on
the l6th in the .hip Cotton Planter, for Antwerp.
We understand that the vesry of the church of
the ASSuSoIAToN Of which Rev. Dr. SeGbiry the Rec
tor have disposed Of their church the of Prince
and Thompson streets with the view erecting larger
building to accommodate the increasing number his
gregation. Tie large chapel Of the University been
temporarily hired By the vesy and will be taken posses
sion Of time during the month of June The old
buildlrg to be occnped Episcopal Free Church


Mrs. Wllheimlna II. Bucher, a German, residing
a 257 Wss, street; killed herself in fit OF dependency
BY drinking andanum Rebecea Curry, Irish, residing AT
$50 Leonard ST. did the same foolish thing


An unknown man was found drowned in the
East River near BlAckwers Island, yesterday morning


The elegant Presbyterian Church in which Rev
Dr. Phillips formerly preached in wals says the Newark
Daily stands st the one OF the public
in Jersey City having been moved down 10 the ferry float
ed and settled of best lots on the other
side. One who had been accustomed to see in wast
would suppose, according the 7. Sva 1t must have
been conveyed across BY magcan SPELL Every stone
was numbered before the building was taken down. ard
each now occupies the relative position AS formerly
The only changes are great improvements. 4 snacous
basement has been added while the sceple c be higher
than it was, and in better keeping with architecture of
the building But al the other details remain unchanged
and Hev DR.. Samuel MiIsr, Of Princeton Tn illogical
seminary. who consecra,ed the church Wall street in
islo H. three weeks herce, the same build
irS hrsnrs yedrs later in jersey City. This must be
N ost interesting occasion.


The materials ;he church $780, Some generous
men presented tEe congregation with the four lot. worth
SilG00 on which the church stands and tho whole eX-
lense OF purchasing, Conveying and rebuilding the mate
rias viii not exceed $4,000. new church erec:c; in
the style would cost, informed S42 OGo or up
wards Rev Ar. johnson is 10 be the pastor.


A ANew-loFk correspondent OF the Boston Trans
c-i3t. Gays, The Sacred Music Society eave II, The
Creation last night In capital style At the end OF the
Chorus Ard the Spirit OF God move3 the face Of the
waters-at the words And there was light the yas
which h.t been kept down during The Chaos WAS sud
denly put On, producing very startling effect: The cg-
macy OF tie idea may be doubted however; IL seem.
something Ike takL: the 'nub story out OF the rels
tor aoUtt and telling yourself Gas against Haydn"


Gazette.


s'we say 1t was trick utterly unworthy the coca
son. the music or the character Society who per-
miited Il. Gas is getting peuiful.


Court CaIendar-THn DAY


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