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Price Two Cents
Common Pleas.
iRefore JudQe Ipgraham.

Der as Elisabeth Campbell w. George Yam Bremen.
This action for false impriso ment The crcum-
stances of the case follows I'm the month Of May
last the plaintiff paid morning visit to the grocery store
of the defendant and presenting IS bill on the Osego
Bank ut Coopertown requested him to exchange for
one equal value she had to pay away some money,
did wish to let that bill out Of her possesson
that she would call in the evening and redeem IT, The
defendant did exchange but subsequently, became sus
pcious called at thehouse Of the plaintiff
and told her Of his suspicious asking her to redeem the
bill with good money. She en6eavored to snatch the
bill from his hand but only succeeded In tearing corner
Oft, which recovered. An officer was sent for end
she committed by Justice Taylor at the upper police
When the papers came before the Grand Jury,
difference oil opinion to the bill, and committee
appointed with the foreman to ascertain by pquripg ts
value The teller Of the American Exchange Bank and
broker named Smith, were somewhat doubtful Of its
genuneness but would not II, the signatures
good though tho engraving and general appearance
Of the bill such TO give doubtful character to It,
The complaint accordingly dismissed by the Grand
Jury The defence set up the general bad character Of
the plaintiff who appears had been arrested three
several charges of Konsyackng but by soTe bubble
other managed 10 escape trial. Several police officers
examined but Judge Lynch counsel for the plaintiff
declined cross.examinng them. observing that 1t was
not to be entertained to the prejudice
of the plaintiff unless that conviction bad been had,
the jury believ cd that malice had been proved to
their satisfaction that the plaintiff entitled to YER
dict The jury returned rdic in favor ofthe plaintiff,
in cents damages and cents costs.
For plaintiff, Judge Lynch and MIR. Mckay For de-
PENDANT, Blunt, Esq.
Calendar for Thursdayl3 60, 6l 6a 49, 6b, 90, ST. &c.
81, SO.
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City Intelligence.

POlice.-Wednesday, Oct. 25.-srRANoE Cncum
srANcE.-On Tuesday afternoon, rather shabby dress
ed white applied in Wall street several brokers to
obtain small bills for $1,000 of the National Bank
this city, His appearance excited suspicion and he
requested by the broker to whom he last offered it to
step the National Bank which he did without
luctance. Officer Bowyer then sent Tor, and
quy the white said he had received the note from
a coored man living in West Broadway. Bowyer pro-
gave the name Of John Wnrow. He said that he had
received the note from another coored man named
Harry Timan and also that he had in his possession
another note OF the denomination and the same
pha, to be changed in this city, having as was said
been found init prvy OF the United states Hotel that
city. The Mayor was then called in, and he ordered
officers Bswyer and McGrath to Tilman, as also
officers while in the transaction ofhe business who
the name OF Edward Augustus o. NJ Lowndes, Esq was
Immediately despatched to Philadelphia to investigate
the affair We understand that few weeks since en-
elderly gentleman, while on visit to this city on bus
from the south, drew large sum OF money from the
National Bank, in one thousand dollar notes oil
that institution. The affair is therefore, at pre-
sent envelcped in mystery, as he may have lost the
money here mentioned 1t may have been stolen from
him, and as we understand that communicated has
been received from him by his correspondents here since
his departure he may have been murdered and robbed OF
the whole amount. report from Mr. Loyndes will pro-
badly unravel the my stery.
PERJURY AND SuBoRNATIoN-The colored barber,
Henry Tucker OF los Centre street. who induced
by +. M Peck Attorney at Law to justify as bail be-
fore Recorder Tallmadge in the sum OF $780, in order to
obtain the release oil two thieves Richard Martin
and George Fisher, clients Of Peck was yesterday
arrested charge OF perjury and committed to prison
to Officer Welsh took an inventory of the pro.
perty ofTucker which he had sworn before the Recor
der TO be worth 5000 and made the
giving the highest value to all the articles classed in the
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Superior Court.

Before ChIef JustICt JUHts
Der. 25.-Mathew armstrong Us. Samuel Moody and
E6enezer Moody-This was an action OF uespass' Inc
defendants are dealers in logs heavy timber used
the constructing of wharves and docks. appears that
the RATS and employee in bringing such logs down
the North liver laid the leading to
the lot on which the plaintiff also had logs deposited
Several applications were made to the defendants to
move the vessels but they refused and this action is
brought 10 recover damages for loss sustained in
quence The defence consisted in objections to the
legality of the water grsnt by the Corporation Of New
York the heirs OF the Clarke estate whose tenant the
Plaintiffs The jsry returned verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff for $3.50.
For plaintiff, stephen Field, Esq. For defendant,
w. J. Haskell, Esq.
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TO the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily nswsps per-pub
shed day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor 81 20 per
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
morning-prce 81 cents per copy or So II per annum
hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increas-
Ing fast has the largest circulation Of any paper in this
city The World and IS therefore, the best channel for bu'
stness n the city country Prices moderate-cash
In advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR THE HERALD EsTABLsHMsNr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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BAY

MASSACHUSETTS, BAY
OYSTERS =l68H Fulton street. opposite St. Paul's.-
NAPOLEON COURTIN takes pleasure in informing
those persons who have heretofore honored him with their pa
tronage, and those who willing the
that the Bay Oysters have recovered with the
cold weather their fresh and delicious flavor peculiar
which has the Cancae
that his saloon recently elegantly fitted up offers the
quiet and comfortable accommodations.
There will always be found in it choice collection of the
following wines viz Chabs sau'ee Grave Barsac Her
Pommard Volney, Lae Larroze Leoviile. st. Julien Sc,
and all sorts of foreign wines and cordials
He constantly hand the above wines tho
box, together with Preserves, Sweet Oil and Frsass
Goods purchased from his establishment ocn.:ge
any pant Of city Oysters will be Of
purchasers (f nIuired) and opened by Of the
the establishments. % n~
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J. SORIA'S
CHEAP DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT

MR. SOFIA begs leave respectfully his friends
M the public general that owing 10 the depressed Of
the times he has reduced his price Is below the
lar charges.
Ladies wishing their dresses, shawis sc. dyed
pressed will lind much to their advantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well to call with such articles
will be puncuay attended the articles up the
best style at Sora's establishment, No. 400 Pearl st.
His branches at No 257 Beecke No $50 Bowery and
357 Grand Also branch 40 Fulton Brooklyn
at Newark N j. corner Of Broad ST. and Washngon Place
Merchants have all kinds of goods dyed and nut up in
the ir original forms, and moderate terms.
Principal office 400 T.ar ST nuo0 arn Zee
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GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
OFFICE,
10 C0RNHILL, LONDON, OPPOSITE THE ROYAL
EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
braries Agricultural Societies Officers oitHe United States
frnftr' SINH fSSl1 oSp & SSs svspp &C. "a
chant bsgs acqaain his friends and the American public
ssIs I
ss Se any kns and quantity and goods dsser
day and business upon the most liberal terms pro-
yded he is previously furnished with funds or drafts at either
p l. simmonds will also receive consgnments of any de-
scrlpton OF merchandise be sold
bills short dates for thirds of the amount on receipt OF
@ e sqi s d PC a'
with the interest OF the onsgnees extensive knowledge Of
ment will he enable give complete satisfaction 10
all who may favor r. him with N Their commands
s ei With and sf e . h
TO NEWSPAPER hk A tKfEB AN9 EEggbLsHENs IN
SUPPLIED ps
n hev Sd s1 all The and
wholesale and retail, by
Newspaper and Periodical Agent Is Comhill. London
Subscriptions advance be paid into the Herald Office
Advantageous received for insertion in all the London
Country and FOREIGN Journals. s28d
T ,oNDoNIsT. KATHERINE's HOTEL, Opposite the
LENS Chez asi9 fbSEi a queen
% which as regardless se eapss
he fifRtSa that p Of ifs
s sGsf walk e Of G s Bank s"
sn ahs s oo be Ss and
wines ST. & Of the first quality good billiard and
tract by the week month for board &c. the
LENNEY begs to assure those who may honor him with
their that nothing shall be wanting render them
to merit that confidence and good will So literally bestowed on
him when steward of the British Queen. $50 cod imr
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TO MlLLINERS.
7. WON ~ ISI Mo

CARL KING, the celebrated Tuscan Hat Manufacturer,
" respectfully informs his kind friends and patrons that
he has associated himself with Mr. Joseph Lyon ate from
P) aud have established themselves at No 81 John street.
splendid assortment of Paris nery Atces suitable for the
The above stock consists Of egan
OF Tuscan and Stray Hats rcn Silk Veve rich Velvet
Ribbons, Luestnng aud Satin Ribbonds all fall colors-
French Flowers fethers entire style Silks and
every other article in the Millinery line.
Messrs l. X. would also state that the above goods have
been purchased for cash drcct from the
will be sold small advance those who may be
o5S im'r LYON & KING, 81 John st, NY.
A sHBURToN ssAuCE-For enrichiug Soups Fish, Poul-
II try Meats Wild Fowl, Game, Sc
This sauce confidently recommended the best offered
the epicureen. - 49,
10 be Obtained wholesale aud retail al J. VAN BEN.
sOHOTEN's $40 Broadway, corner White street. and whole
OSBORN TONE,
o2j lm'I ~ Courtlandt street,
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First branch.

before Judge Oakley.
Der. 25.-Sione US. The Guardian Insurance ODIes
This will be continued tomorrow at the opening VI
the court n o., An
26, ~, ~, ~, %, 80, a. ,s9, Is, Is, "a sHV
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Circuit Court.
i. ~

Oc.. 25.-.Jdmes Us. Beecher & Fenion.-The Court
was coupled during the entire day hearing the
GLIDING testimony OF the defence in this case The coun
sci will sum up the opening Of the court today.
Calendar for Thrsday 80. "a 81, 65, 90 100, Jos 90
lO7 IOs no. liz, l3, ia, 49, a. 49, 81 o. u.s. lol 49,
| M
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
Or THE
ELIXIR OF Low

In olden time, among the Jews,
ssa a.: SSrI F e H.. A. RyyI Seo"
Afflicted thus, the Roman matron
Prayed to Lucine the midwife's patron;
ts Gsd't to T hs id the iS' P.s Si.
Apd even now, the meek Hi1doo-
Il childless twelve months from her bridal
5' Tsfpns q h ass sssta aS wild
Ps aI ions B ISs pahG for child d.. Ma.
The Hndoo bed of barrennsss
so much for love in days bygone,
And savage customs in own;
But BIT, say even now, does Loves communion
YET may the barren, If they & try ""
W. means Isvs jaf Es end o TSS sf sas
The chiidless wfe's repininss end
a zG not 's Is tRR sfEEfG sl. G So~sr
Consumptons ills it will prevent.
With yisor u slo,hs .. the i'm impotent;
And all LIES functions renoyate;
Eruptions from the skin it chases,
Ss'5 SssaS ina sf deceive. her
From Fluor Albus it relieves her,
ss & and lynn S n'G Re t care tool
Shall hare proof IN Gss a' ne'0a
Lettes-all forms Of attestation-
rom the Swans of every nation;
sS pf Ss R en3 S4sn
Almost within the jaws of death;
Ssnfs tof I G'shiis s Sd[-y N Nassau Iss street.
"Niney-two Nassau"-even in their sIumber--
Or, dreaming of Diseases ordeal,
Cry Uut for the "Lucina Cordial"
Persons ordering this medicine from the country by sending
remittance have it boxed part of the
Union Price 50 bottle, or 1924 per dcseu Also sale
No. 20 North 9Th st, Philadelphia. ol0 I'm. m
n NJ HENRIQUEs, 81 William street, respectfully ain;
L. his friends and the public that he has COM
saaty hand the following choice brands Of Stgars war;
rantrd genuine and of the first quality -
La Norma.
La Cabana.
Rionda.
Yugenuidad.
Noriegas (of superior quaiity)
La Esperanzs.
Do. "London Segar," small sire.
Panetelas of a most superior quality
Primavera.
De Moya
Esparteros.
Regaas (of the Norma brandt
King Regalia.
Queen do.
Caballeres.
Principles (of the favorts brands of Jurto Sans
Rendons and CRUZ
smokers would do well call before purchasing elsewhere
the Of the stidous always be suited this
establishment. ol2 lmrs
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL

HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
HE undersigned takes occasion to inform his friends and
the public, that the Mansion House located in In
outsider street. No ST. in the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
and vegetable market having commodous family apartments
arranged in the ueaest order.
employed procure permits land passengers,
baggage &c who viii board vessels Immediately
OF the revenue officers.
N. B.Ysors this Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul at the Of embarkaton obvae diff
s2I 6mec WILLIAM FULTON.
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FRENCH CHINA.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs
DALESME Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has
always hand for dinner and
plain white and gilt French Porcelain well dinner and
dishes salad bowls fruit baskets custsds and stands
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek, French and Amsr
shape.
All the atces warranted Of the best quality and be
sold liberal terms and in lots to suit purchasers SGT 6m
WATCHES-Thel largest aud most splendid assortment Of
" Watches in the city, to be found the subscrbers-
As hs constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and Sill
in England France and SWITZERLAND he is enabled
offer larger assortment and much less prices RETAIL than
any other house the city Gold watches low 500 25
each Watches and jewellery exchanged or bought All
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best manner
and warranted lower than other place in the city
q. e. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery
OF lm*r Wholesale and retail 30 Wall street, stairs.
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PHILADELPHIA
DAGU ERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT,

I,
EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS &c AND 81.
THE Subscriber has received large supply Of voganders
celebrated Daguereotype Apparatus large and small sizes
calculation.
Also supply of best plates and chemicals which he
warrants good and sells at reduced prices.
The following gentlemen have act agents viz
r; White, Esq; l75 Broadway, New York P. Haas, Esq
Washington, ID. &. Dr. A. Caspar Richmond Va. 3.
Broadbent Esq, for the Southern States. VIM. West ESQ.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
All communications (pos pad) and orders accompanied
with emittances will be promptly attended should be
directed to WILLIAM LAUGENHEIM,
ol7 3msr Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
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D. M. PEYSER. q co.

ID. M. PEYSER, ~ CO.,
MO. 10 William street. of John street, and 47 Broad
lN have received by arrivals extensive supply
Of the following FANCY GooPs, which wsrs carefully
they offer for sala in Wholesale and retail, liberal
viz
sortment
Berlin Embroidery Pattems-a choice selection.
Canvass for Embroidery Of worsed ncn silk gold
and EVER, of all widths and qualities
Silk Chenille for embroidery, trimming and flower making
Purs. Twist German French and English plain and shaded
in skeius, sticks, and on spools.
Floss silk for Embroidery and Fringe Makers in skens and
spoola .
Suspen Gers, superby embroidered and suspender Trim
Gold 8 liver and Steel Beads, in all Nos.
Mother of Pearl, Gold, Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Gold and Silver Fringe Braid, Cord, Twist, Thread and
Tassels.
Embroidery Frames, and variety OF different Fancy Art
sles
Artificial Flowers choice selection
Fngs Of cotton worsed and silk imported and domestic
Gimps, Tasscs Buttons and al other kind Of trimming
~ 2rnker
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l.. BARONTO.


RTIST, in Alabaster Marble Scaglola &c. from Italy
hRespectuy invites the gentry the inhabitants shopkeep
Bazaar country dealers aud the public general to
his Museum Of Arts No % Orchard street. (betwee Grand
and Division streets which nov for inspection with
splendid assortment Of Italian and English ornaments Ala
baster black marble spar asa yellow stone stalacsite red
consisting of various sizes Of groups figures busts tazzes
Hebe Eruscan candlescks tapers trays ink
stands watch clock stands time pieces, spill pots
dogs tables oenne baskets, bulls cows lions breaches,
necklaces obesks bell gozzoy ring vases, paper
weights stands card boxes snuff boxes birds
logy mineaogy geology marine botanst Sc &C. Pree Of
articles from IAN cents to 500.
Cleaning and repairing Of description moderate
terms
Admission free. $50 sws
PLANCARD'5 PATENT STATUE WOOD COAL
- STOVES-tor halls parlors Offices stores ste imboas
&c. For beauty comfort and equaled by
n2ton the Father ounting pedsstas,
one for wood and the for coal The for wood
store only The fire chamb. in the pedestal IS in
such that the fire, by Of reyerable plate
partition ~ the stove causes the heat TO circulate the
surface They have also hot air chamber attached end
thing being arranged the most scientific principle For
general utility they cannot fail 70 give satisfaction The sub
nm satisfy themselves of the above facts They be seen in
operation daily and for sale only in the city ~ Grand street
one door east Of Broadway. JAMES KINDS.
ALL Euh
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DEPOT

OF GENTLEMEN's FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.
READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, &c.Sc:
HE Subscriber would call the attention their patrons and
strangers visiting this city, to their rich and extensive
stocks sca cravas gloves suspender pocket
handkerchief dressing gowns hosiery, lambs wool meno
silk Berlin buckskn and other under shirts and draw
Their assortment Of the above goods and all other articles
appertaning genlemans wardrobe rich varied and
extensive and well wShy the attention Of the fashionable
community they would particularly recommend their
yle Of gentemens shirts as containing many improvement
The shirts manufactured By them the
form Of the thereby doing with the large overpus
Of linen used under the old system of cung and adding not
form This Improvement manifest the Judges Of the
late fair at the American Institute that the first
awarded to the their Brace partisl
Of STOPPING They will be found Of immense benefit persons
Of sedentry habits by bacng the shoulders they strengthen
the back and expand the chest and will be found impede
ment to the free oithe arms They would also call aien
their patent elastic Russia riding belt Gentlemen
depend being suited with the best and fashionable
articles, by calling at the old establishment OF
PARSELLS X AGATE,
au 20 3msec ssr Broadway. corner Of Park place.
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WHALE Fishery The number OF vessels now
employed in this important branch OF natlonal
PIT belong TO New Bedford IS to Nantucket, % To
New London, 45 70 FaiIhaven, and "A 10 Sashaib0r'
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENTS.

'I'HE NEW YORK HERALD is regularly filed in London
BY Mr. r L. SlMMONDS, Agent for the American Papers
British and Foreign Newspaper Office 10 Comhll, London
opposite the Royal Exchange where orders and
Will be received s28tfr
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BATTERY AND PHILADELPHIA HOTEL.
THE SUBSCRIBER prepared to make arrangements
with families single gentlemen, for board during the
winter, the reasonable terms.
N. BThe for boarders remain the usual
price, ST. so per day. NJ PETTET,
nO3
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ONTARIO BANK DlVIDEND.-Twenty per cent on the
" capital Of this Bank will he paid the Stockhodes
the LIST day of November next out Of the surplus profits Of
the Office Canandaigua lieu Of the ordinary
dividend due that day. STOCKHOLDERS who reside the East
will be paid the Mechanics Bank the City of New York
Albany Stockholders will be paid the Albany City Bank
Stockholders residing in Utica will be paid the Branch in
Utica Stockholders west Of Utica at the Banking Honse
Canandagua The transfer books will be closed the
for days
BY order Of the President and Directors,
H. b. GIBSON, Cashier
Canandaigua, Oct. 5, 1919 o8 to Nc
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TO THE PUBLIC.
d. m TO $500o.-Mr Francis II Crump, Watch Maker
lOO 248 Grand street. begs inform his friends and the
pnbic that independent o. the Watch he prepared
silver tea sets spoons forks and description gold
paid for old gold and silver Watches ef every
serption repaired and warranted. 24S Grand street
al I'm
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

30i PEARL STREET, LATE 1903 BEEKMAN
THE Subs crber well known for the cheapness and duab
of his work desires inform his and the pub
lie that he is to suit the economic tendency of the
times making of the very best quality reduction
o from former and less II is believed by
twenty than Of the quality made by
the cheap houses in this city
In order that sentlemen understand what is by
chsapness The following bill Of prices submitted their
deato with guarantee that the goods shall be of the first
rate quality, and the fit ceptionable.
Superior West of England Cloth Coats.....Si2 TO &c
Pants, Of black or fancy double milled eass.. to
Vests, OF silk. satin, &c az
Making and trimming in the best style. the folio ing
prices:-
Pants and Vests 49, Ia to Ia
All orders executed with punctuaity and dispatch.
oot In, JOUS MOEEAT
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Sfk REGULAR PACKET FOR NEW ORLEANS
MX%N-The splendid fast sailing packet ship NORTH
&S4e3HE CAROLINA, Captain Dummond will have mme-
date dispatch for the above port.
The accommodations of this ship for cabin second cabin and
steeage Passengers such fail
fort during the and the price Of
very low for which mme date application shoudbe made
board at pier foot of Jones, lane nen. Wal. street,
w. x j. T. TAPSCOTT,
At their General Passage Office 43 Peck slip South
The ships of this line sail every five DAYS usual
N. B.-The North Carolina accommodate few
in the second cabin who will be respectfully found
a a very moderate rate. ol9 1877