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There will be many improvements made in this dis
trct Broad street is to be raised and large is
being dug to 60 from Wall street to the foot Of Broad
When the buildings completed, ibis will be of
the handsomest portions of the city The buildings
all Of BRICK most of them three four stories in height
and built with view to beauty well stability
Many # them built entirely reproof with iron shut
ters and doors.


CURIOUS sSIcy.-In 2lst street, the sth avenue,
is the following sign withdrawing and going out
to days work. and wall colorIng taken in"


Nor TIRRELL.-The person taken over the Long Isl
and railroad Monday not AlbertJ Thrill, but
convict who had escaped from the Massachusetts, state
prison.


New YoRK LAW scHooL.-The Introductory lecture
will be delivered by Mr. Clerke this evening at Clinton
Hall. The subject selected is of general interest
and importance. See advertisement.


CoRoNERs OFFICE, Nov. 5.-Fatal .4ccdent.-The Cor
held inquest this morning at No 90 Fifth street.
the body of named Charles Phillips native OF
England aged 4s years who came to his death in
quence of injuries sustained by accidently falling from
the stoop front of the house which he lived into the
area The deceased cripple and went crutches,
and is supposed to have slipped. Verdict accordingly


Found Drownsd.-The body of an unknown woman
about years DID, dressed in dark calico dress and
black bonnet found this morning in the East River
near Pier No. 9 She taken to the dead house for
RECOGNITION.