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ta two story House and The Necessary out buildings
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kaA yort Line-,Pos,tiyey Firs, Regular paeket-To
Mns So.'y 'R above
sayi.s splendid d e ws
viii be taken to have the soodby this line cor
Agent 10 New Orleans, JAZZ woodruh, who will prompt
~ forward all 20 o1s 10 his address
The packet chip Mississippi Capt. CFliiad, will succeed
Shakespeare and sail the 2oh instant her regular day
OOMEkOt CO.'S ALsANy bVYfALo iA.AA.a
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Tnoms. " OIs.tt Eau M,ch Snny any on ss%sr,b
Noah Lee, Albany Exchange Bank
Watts sherman, Albany City Bank
James Taylor, Commercial Bank
Theodore OIcptt," Canal Bank
Ezra Y. Prentice Z"
John Taylor,
Office No. Wall street. New York.
P0AEROY Co. Once No Dourrs Bui!dineD,
Corner State and Market streets, Albany
Albany, Nov. 18th. iat. MS
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>H ~ MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY, and later
mediat. PLACES , a far rs the ice permits shs
leave the loot Of Coptandt street. THIS AFTERNOON at
5 o'clocn Friday. March eth.
For freight or passage apply board or to PETER c.
SCHULTZ, at the Office on The wharf
The steamoat TELEGRAPH will leave for Albany en-
Saturday Afternoon, March 5th, at o'clock. ma
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SkR FOR MAIsEiLLES-ReguIsr Packet-Tb.
NM ship MINERVA, Capt wiDslow, will sail the
RH&k LIST Of April
The subscribers purpose d.pais hing Ship oupcuay on
the list day each month Irng the wear tor Narcotics
Goods seribers bed chcd
free Of than the charges sctuiy incur es upu
The Ships have very comfortable cabin aecommod
tions.
BOYD q HISCKEN Agents,
ma Tontiue Buiipg
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Court OF Common Pleas.

SEPT. 29--Daniei Martin IS. Thomas Laws Phebe his
tcfe, and F. Mann-Mr. Laws married the daughter Of
the John Mann Eleventh street. who died
Of considerable property Previous his death he obtain
ed his groceries from plaintiff 9th avenue and 10Th
street The pass book continued to be sent by the widow
usual after his DEATH and bill Of $3.50 was run up
Phebe the daughter, of and action is brought
against Mr.. Law to pay the bill IN the ground that Mrs
L. previous her marriage, party, with her mo-
ther running up the BILL and that he took his wife,
Others do debts and all For the Defence was contend
ed that the estate OF deceased the mother only was liza
BILE The Jury found for plaintiff in $76 being amount
Of bill, since decease of Mr.. M.
For plaintiff Mr.. Bell and Mr. Cee-For defendant Mr.
Tomlinson.
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Price Two Cents
CITY Intelligence

Gorso Ur.-On Saturday A. M C. Smith CONVEYS TO
Sing Sing State prison four OF the most accomplished and
finished rogues that graced its walls men who should
years since have been its inmates and thus relieved the
community Of many of its evils The first is Otis Allan
known for years counterfeiter and dealer all kinds
OF bad money sent for 10 years. The second George
Somes the street broker of this city for dealing in the
same business. five years. The third is Jack Williams
alias English Jack. counterleiter thief pickpocket &C.
for years, and the fourth Merriam who escaped
straw ball. after conviction of forgery but caught
by smith.
IMPORTANT ARRKsr.-Oficsrs w. H. Stephens and
Sparks have succeeded esting the leader of despe
rate and notorious gang of negro burglars named Ben
Palmer and he safely secured in Tombs Aida-
Wits have been made against him for entering the house of
Andw Norrie6 Chamber by forcing the basement
dows the night ofthe 18th and stealing two mua
tel clocks and clothing worth nearly $500 also
glarousiy entering a dwelling corner OF Center and
Walker streets. another White street. in Orange
street, and several boot and shoe stores within few
$1,000 most Of which recovered by the above Of
dcers who are on the trail of the remainder gang
AWFUL DEArn--oa Wednesday morning about eight
O'Clock the clothes oil an infant three DID, named
Margaret Floyd by some took IRE from a night
lamp that had been left burning in the chamber The
cries OF the child brought her mother to her assistance
who extnguhed the flames and for ply sicans
but their medicine was OF avail the little sufferer
died the afternoon O'Clock the gre agony
An inquest held the residence her mother, II
Rsngton street. yesterday morning when the above facts
were elected.
the of Seventh Avenue and Sixth street. the
body OF unknown about Is years OF age who
sometimes called Lawyer Weed" found dead in the
street. II appeared he has been In the habit of gathering
in that neghborhood the two last years. and sleep
ing out Of doors in tho simmer For several days
he has been unwel complaining Of fever and ague, and
few days since he fell In spring He was by per-
son ON Wednesday night who offered him lodging In
his kitchen, which he refused, and the morning
found dead above stated Verdict that he died of Gin
termtent lever and exposure"
ATHrrvSo Room MArE,-Michael Harrington
yesterday arrested for forcing ope trunk belonging
his fellow odge James Haggerty at Mrs Kennys board
ing house 23l Washington street. and stealing $50 in sill
yer coin yet generously leaving behind him 500 Har
rngton denied the robbery, although he
he owned knife which had been used to effect it, He
was fully committed to answer at the Sessions
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Circuit Court.
Rafora Iud0e Kent.

sErr. 29.--CAayles Tippe John ". Hoyt.-This
an action Of Trover to recover note for oo obtained
by the brothcr.inaw Of defendant mr. LOCKWOOD under
pretenceo cashng it, Lockwood had stopped
making Mr.. Hoyt his assignee The note in question
belonged to B. Lloyd who had also stopped; and owed
Lockwood for bill of goods. The parties were at the
public house. Of Nassau and Pine streets Lloyd
upon and Lockwood thought it harm to convert it to
his own use After getting possession OF the note Lock
wood went away promising to be back with the money
in Is mirues, but on his way to Albany where
defendant lived and handed the him part Of
his effects The note had been given to Lloyd BY james
Mowatt Wall street. his share in a piece Of land at
Long Island which Mowatt bought The counsel for de-
fenc insisted that the note not worth its face
the parties were nsolve nt at the time
The objection overruled, the TO go before
the Supreme Court and the Jury found for the full value
with interest
defendant Mr.. w H. Bogardus and Peter Wilson
Plat and Brothers Richard d. Litteu. John Tottsn
Jacob Bodine.-Patt and Brothers keep in Maiden
Lane Mr. Littell was President of the Staten Island
Bank. In lS4l the plaintiffs loaned the bank $1,000 on
post note for the same amount drawn by the bank and
endorsed defendants. Action is entered for its
recovery Payment is contested the ground that the
Supreme Court has decided that Post Notes rawn by the
companies, under the Banking law, are illegal and
vod and therefore, that the plaintiffs not entitled to
recover Motion made for nonsuit. The Court re-
marked that as the merely up tho post
note the Of action the suit cannot be sustained
The parties might bring their action in another ior,
Il, iraud and perhaps be admitted Motion for nonsuit
For plaintiff, Mr.. A. w. Cone, and MIR. J. j. Ring. For
defendant, MIR. +. s. Kinney, MIR. Townsend and MIR
Gibbs.
Nicholas L. Ludlum vs. Wilham Fan Hook-The
plaintiff celebrated bookkeeper, and is merchant
in Vesey street He applied by defendant executor
of the late Mr. Boggs, Boggs, Thompson Coz to alter
the individual books from diary form, the deceased
had kept them, to something like business fashion Mr.
the estate be worth $500 Feeling use to
possess superior skill unless could be rewarded by COM
mensurae pay he charged 500 for job The defend
ant paid him $780, Action brought for the balance.
After considerable testimony had been heard the case
referred to of the Jurors (Mr. Eleazer Hand.
Pearl street) for adjustment.
For plaintiff, Messrs. Sullivan and Bowdoin. For do
PENDANT, Mr.. A. d. Campbell
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n q. NInrshaI,a OnIce.

SErr 29.--A man named Lewis Goguet, a native OF
France and passenger board the ship Oneida yes
terdsy arrested charged with committing robbery on
the high seas by breaking open box and stealing there
from piece Of silk during the late voyage Of the vessel
from Havrs TO this port.
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NEW STOVE

SHEPARDS PATENT REvERBERATOR. .
THE subscrbsr offer this day 10 the public the ONCE and
all in want of call and examine H. Il is by far the
most efficient and aomcal offered for number Of
years and has the approval Of all who have and bids
readiness the a few days. In the time the
principle of the stove can IN the size
exhibited. SHEPARD& co.
Motifs Stove Warehouse, No, 2a2 Water street;
n. D-A splendid assortment of MOTIFS Radiator Stove, the
only stove the market suitable for warming dwellings
churches hotels public buildings &C. two story house can
he warmed with three Of coal less than CRATE will
consnme, j.
Drums for paors and halls style and variety nnequalcd
in the city Also the best wood cook stove offered
s29 im~ec
MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS FOR OCTOBER.
w Artist Gedeys Lsdie Book Ganam'. Magasins Ladies
Miscellany SC Farm House Of the XIX century, with
than 1000 sneravngs Biblical Journal and Christian Family
Magazine edited by he Rev. H. Rood and D. Newell Tenn
and Other the Rnbow and new
lively and gay All Of which will be sold al wholesale and
retail and those who bny to sell again at lower rate than
can BE- obtanei else where.
B-Fifty agents wanted circulate magazines perod
Gals, SC. tta A. j. SEXTON, No. II Beekmap,
$50 cod lmsr corner Nassau.
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NEW YORK FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 80 1912
WORTHY ATTENTION.

IGHT! LIGHT .-homs patent solid bottom Glass Foun'
IL tam Lamps for Chenical O-From the peculiar beauty
and elegance Of these Lamps construction and su
nor they are destined TO snpersede AL others new IN
brillisncy Of the flame. is admitted TO be unsqualed.
N BAT ss nan half per hour. The proprie
tors assure the pubic thai lamps be med and kept IN
order with so e9rouble and with much and facility
those from their msnuactoy j O. Fay sole agent for e
Sun Office.
Also, Chemiea Oil, Camphine, Globes Wcks &C. &c of
error quality the lowest market prices wholesale aud
retail. s29 lmsec
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SCALE OF EpucATroN IN USIrfD SrArrs.-From
the census recently completed by the General Govern
ment the following interesting table exhibit compa-
ratvc view OF the number of white persons 40
of age in the different States who cannot read or write
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

MAGNIN'S LUCINA CORDIAL, Tor The sure and speedy
" cure of ncpient consumption hrrenness impoency u-
afion pconnence Of urine involuntary discharge
and for the prostr Of the matter whet
the result OF produced bv
larity, illness, accident 800
The widespread celebrity Of this wonderful and inestmabe
cordial both hemsphecs sufficient guarantee Tor
quick and positive success in curns all the above affections
aud complaints Nothing be surprising than isi
goratng effects Frame Persons all weakness and
issstude before taking it, a. become robust and full of
lessnes looseness Of the female frame wbchs The only
ny considered to be ncurabe And it speedily
the mpedmens produced by physical which fire.
quenty deter from getting Language
anno Do Justice TO the merits othe Lueina Cordial which is
of the important medical discoveries of age Price
s. bottle Sold 90 Nassau and No 90 North Sixth
treet, Philadelphia. s23 lmsr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CERTAIN CURE
FOR DEAFNESS.


MONS; MALL AN-sound Magn6en-Invisble Voice
" Conductofs-Io enable persons Instantly advanced
age and Of iory and fifty years standing eanes
and CT those who only slightly duh Of airing join
general conyerson and e. cftc the sound of
SPEAKER az public assembly They the size Of
small gold seven shilling piece and when the Of the
ears they are not IN the east perceptbe uncomfor
table than having small piece Of line wool its place. And
although they extremely SMALL yet they enable those az
TO those Of most acute hearing : Il-
TIE be had Of Mons MALLAN < SON, Surgeon Dentists,
Sole Agents for the paeIee No. Park Place. door from
Broadway.
The above invention has been in in Europe for
years and strongly recommended being Of the greatest
discoveIies OF the age.
Ps non-resdents of New York city the remittance
OF $40, can have pair forwarded by post s2a lm~r
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CANAL ToLLsAccount Of tolls received all the
nails OF this for the third week in September, and
the total to a2d September each of the years following
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THE AMERICAN MACINTOSH

lIr. hMEhlOhN MAClN IL oH
pREJUDlCE. habit, make prefer every thing
foreign. We ask such make trial Of waterproof coats
and and learn for ESQ far at least acinoshes
are coneerned that the only merit peculiar 20 the imported
eyer the American is that they may have hung peg in
Cheapside until they became and out OF fashion, then
shipped America 10 be sold good enough for the MARKET
fnee OF the American Mcintosh from dollars upwards
HORACE II. DAY. As Maiden Lane,
so lmsr Successor 10 Roxbury India Rubber Co.
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THE NEW YORK
PHOTOGRAPHIC PRESS,

% MAIDEN LANE, Uf SIAINo-
IN THE EXTENT Of the vaeties in this department. the
proprietor safely challenge competition with other
establishment the world and has his own immediate
materials for executing description Of Xyogaphic En-
craving and Printing.
Original and Plates Of every description executed
the tsty of The and beautifully printed in Bronze
Fancy Colo Druggists. PerfumeIs, Manufacturers 0roceis
and other Labels constantly hand wholesale RETAIL and
all art Giles connected with the trade.
Job Printing Of style execued n the best
manner order, and on the most easonable terms
STEEL PLATE AND COPPERFLATE ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING
Notes, Checks, Drafts, Bills Of Exchange, Certificates Of
Stock do Deposte Blanks professional, webbing and
Cards neatly engraved and printed at q notice and
ged for all werk done at this establishment.
All orders from the punctualiy attended and
tcles ordered forwarded TO part Of the United States
the Canadas.
SIG imsr CHAs. sdfELDs, Prorriesor.
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SHOCKING AErArR.--we learn a shocking occurrence
took place last week in Jefferson. VIM Bcasely, in fit
of passion his brother Robert Beasey through
the head killing him instantly w. b. has absconded
Taiiahassss F7oridian, l7th instant
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GUITARS.
SHAKESPEARE,

-
THE SUBSCRIBER begs TO return his best thanks TO
his friends for the kind and liberal encourage
ment they have him since he reopened the above
establishment he them and the public IN general
that he will continue to use every exerton TO merit their pa
The Lsrder will be always supplied with the choicest deli.
csces OF the which will be served superior man
ner, at prices in accordance with the times. ,
The Bar will be stocked with wines liquors. draught and
Scotch London porter and all OF the very best
quality . =.
houFs.
ot Dishes soups c hand every day between the hours
OF aud 5 F. N.
OYsTERsThe very best that be procured, in every
Suitable notice being given. ANY DISH whatever be
procured. , :.
Private rooms for the accommodation Of dinner md
parties EDWARD WlNDUST.
2raW is 4wsr -------------
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Court CaIendar-This Day.
Cracurr CouRrNos 3d. 7s, co. s2 49, "a, 49, " to %,
I0l, 100. =
CosoS PLEAs-Part mos. lao, 1871 ls, 7, rs, g. ~,
l39, Is, 80, 1913, 70, 103, LOT, 81, II, ll5.
PARr 2-No. l62.
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FRENCH NAVY The French razee frlsa'e Oiroe
Captain Ricard, bound to Martinique u'oppe.
down to Hampton Roads on the as'h instant anu
would 90 10 sea with the first VIVA
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EAU DE BEAUIE,
rs EAU pa BE As Redress: T .yss Of
realizing dsiisss Ehlis neck: HANDS
sy,lss ss SSS
pspaIaOns vile compond: forced notice parasite.
SyJ ss ssi
Dis SSfs
remedies being
s,f ri i SExG4 e S:'
S lady w % s" sS ss, 81 should
sponaneousy give you my unqualified testimonial Of he
ed efficacy Innocence and fragrance Of your preparation for
me y You
en our dss ss d@ss all
e sui. enchante de lie cosmetiquc emercie
EMILE pEsMouLlNs. Pension ri. ss ais,
II have your Eau de Beanie in use-it is an admirable
article and shall recommend IF PHILLIPS rh.seh.
have had ssysr. call, 70, our wash for ieche. Ss
aS y9g ssE bought bottle q ALEX Eflf had
Mo- s..nwi1 Hail. Albany
efs s:B%sas and
~ ,...
.ssd Ss1 s d
Please send one rer bearer"
JOSEPH NJ, Broadway.
So strong the propreto conviction Of the entire efficacy
OF the above invaluable in realizing all that
sses accomplish that dissatisfied purchaser receive
his her money back, rf requested.
To be had only at d.. or Exclusive Office g. Walker
door from Broadway, 81 bottle and Of the following
Agents ~
Albany, Guthrie, Maiden Lane; Goshen, Elliot Phade-
gSt st; Wsshnscn seiSy fs:fsl AlsIspdds Berry
H,rtora. Wells Humphrey Boston Jordan Milk street
Haven Myers; Providence Dyer, Jr Cncinnatt Thomas
Main street. AID Others throughout the Y. States
eradicatng superfucus hair, 81 per bottle -,
Gouraud's Liquid Vegetable Rouge 80 cents per bottle.
Gourauds Blanc DEspagne imIarts pure life white ness
skim free from the deeteous principles gesealy entering
INTO combination for this purpose cents box sl7 I'm
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RIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS
THE COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE AND PHARMACY

VI lHE OltI " :. DE- ~. w a I;a;n. fh..,. ~
I'll each containing appropriate quantity ohe new renfR
Medicines for the OF peculiar class OF whi
men ignorant uacks consequence Of The extrs
nv which afflicted exhibit applying Tor medcai
advce from respectable physicians la the mode now G
nained and eects treatment Will DC gained by
nch raents without the making disclosure Of
their case The Medicine Chest contain such ouanu,y Of
guaranteed to effect pcIfecf cure,
VA smne directions in plain aud familiar style accompany
Zach chest The remedies applicable TO all forms Of the ds
ease The Chests containing remedies LOT sypnIuc
are sold for IS escthe chests with remedies Tor osfnoea
and gee So each may be had OF the Principal agent OF inc
College, W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office Of the College % Nassaw street;
BCsses forwarded TO al parts ofhe Union the 'anan''
and West Indies. -, A., ..--..,.u a. r. ol,.g.
ersuitousy obtain whseve additional advice they NAV desire
during the progress ofheif case. sm
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J. SHANKS, NJ. D.,

L,
ND Professor OF Ophhamc Anatomy and Surgery Dis
N of the Eye and Ear and Impeections Of Vision
Office 1872 Broadway corner John street, up stairs :,
NB.-Docor Shanks to inform those affected with
Diseases Of the Eye Ear Imperecons Of Vision that
application his office their will meet with that skill
practice based accurate anatomical Psychological and
pathological knowledge Of thu the human Eye and Ear and
that part OF Optics pertaining to Vision.
Office hours from 10, A. NJ. to 3, P. NJ daily. Sundays
(epted.
the City of New York. SAT cod lm-r
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The falling off this year. compared with the last ~
in the third week in September - Sal 67 and the o,
falling off to the 22d September S252,ooo-.7oa"y Nv
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J. PEASE & SONS

j. PEASE q SUNS
CELEBRATED Remedy { of onsumpton Colds, &c &C.
saSm %siess "ss
sSs ss: :sS
ss n Of Whole ss
K. ss ana with no
ment Of merit value but was b the
t Ssne II nf naence TSs dee.on has been
unexpected The unsought acknowledgment Of its
worm s Hse GSi4TffsSSfEsousLY FROM THOUSANDS
country And why Is sol Bsssa.e , qaae. in
Colds q hs o iHesR
Liver Complaint, Night swests Difficult Pofae ErPecto
ramon DISEASES LEADING TO CONSUMPTION.
gwen value that other similar medicine has ever
s Lung. mos: 0 and :. sss
peeust changes suddenly from extreme warmth to extreme
'0''' FROM WET TO DRY,
and this change in the climate that diseases are apt
When the blood unhealthy state and the constitution
naturally dscat i cold sets IN and no % e =.
TaS ps Ts Ts rs cHEd ifT u
LENGTH that no medsne physician in he world the
person attacked THAT ;csff ESR Col,
Cough OF CnIlnsss the Clarified Essence of Houhound
Candy sHovLp BE FREELY USED
according @ and 4 VIII o
ted. We iee It our duty TO impress This every
Peders and appointed Agents. and none
genuine unless aiably signed j. Tease
sor IS Division street. whom can be obtained, wholesale
and retail
h o RsSdSSn 'Is s ess st Sessa zsOs
Ms JsS.sS hH Sssss N osn.
NG %sS 4 Sssy Chs
n j.; W N H,demsn, Louisville, Ky Perry Teller. De-
troit. Michigan; Peck Spear Burlington Et'g
Fisher Washington City, c; J. A. Wsdsworh Providencs
RI; Coster Montgomery, Ala Martne, FayeteveN
G.; q w Sothorm 0cowetown ID Z: e. T. Hunt ffeae-
rieksbufx VA : II Thompson & Co., Wheeling, Va
All Letters post paid directed to j. BAsE SON IS Dvi-
- s,,.o, will h. nu,ctuaII attended no. sl0r