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Circuit Court.
Relore JudRa Kent.

OcT 2l-John Fl. Prentice p,. Horace 50. John aud
others.-Tnia was an action promissory and
draft OF $1,000 each. The defendants mmssion
merchants in this city doing business under the firm
Wtherell end st. John, and agents for the sale
axes for Jones Simmons OF Cohore above Troy the note
md drafts were given for the benefit of the owner The
drm dissolved partnership previous the acceptance
The draft and the question was to the liability of the
tiff in $3.50 e6 damages and cents costs.
For plaintiff, E. W. steughton, for defendant, M.
Marin.
Calendar for Monday Oct. 23.-Nes. SO, S. IA 81 49,
ST. 90, loO 1906 co. l07 lOs no. 49, 49, ia 49, co.
100.
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SUIcIDE.-The body of Mr.. Cutting, one of the
messengers at the State House, Boston, who dlsap-
peared some ten days since, was found yesterday
floating in the stream at considerable distance out
side OF Charles River Bridge. stone was fasten-
ed in the dress Of the unhappy man, weighing ten
pounds; he had undoubtedly attached it there that
he might make sure of his purpose
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Return OF MIR. Bennett

BY the packet ship Argo, from Hsvre, MIR Ben.
nett yesterday returned to this city, with renovated
health, and large mass of facts collected during
his tour through England, ireland, Scotland, and
France, which he will furnish to his innumerable
readers from day oday. The whole of Europe is
In singular, critical and deeply interesting posi-
ton, and on that position Mr.. Bennett has looked
with phlosophic eye. Nopecuiar parzan feel
ings have obstructed clear view of all the mighty
movements now upheaving society in the old world,
and truth, pure, unaduerated, and possibly unpala-
table truths in some cases, will be told through the
columns of the Herald, of the state of affairs in Eu.
rope; and they will be contrascd with the vigorous
healhfulness, and happy progress of this glorious
republic Look GU: for the daily Herald, from this
date henceforth.
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MONEY MARKET.

There was but little disposition to operate at the Board
today and prices generally fell Ohio e Illinois os
I; Kentucky, t; Indiana, II; Harlem, a.
At the New Board prices less, particularly Of ILL
nos, which sold per cent under those at the other
Board.
The circular Of Messrs Gibson, Ord |. Co.. Of Leeds,
dated October scontains the following table Of the ex
ports from Liverpool to four cities of the United States in
the first nine months OF each Of the last eight years
follows =
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This gives very accurate indication of the progress Of
trade will be observed that the exports of co.ons to
this country have been far less than for any year of the
SERIES and Of the other articles they exceed by very 1T
tie the extrere low exports Of last year. is however,
to China and the East that the great increase in trade hes
taken place. indicated in the following table of exports
from Liverpool -
EXPORTS FROM LrvERrooL TO CHINA, CALcurTi, ssea'
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YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE
We make the following two extracts from papers
received by last nights mail -
There is no decided change for the better in the
health OF the city. The weather since our last has
not been favorable. Cool north winds without
frost. Passengers begin to come in from the north,
but we afraid many of them will find they have
made great mistake, in not waiting yet awhile
before riskiDg the atmosphere Of the city.-Mobhs
Register, Oct, II.
They begin to pour into our city from the
north, by scores. Yet the fever abates moi
and many of these mPrudent people will fall sacri
nee to Its vlruence Let those who are out of the
city, stay out OF it until we have had frost-Ne,c
Orleans, Oct, IL.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2-Cld Louisa, Gallagher Havana; In
dependence Keyser Mobiles; VIM Thatcher Decker, Norfolk
Fla Thedep; Palm Ed1dge and Sun. RYDER Boston; Ma
BApbI,MonE Oct SoIAr Robert Parker Dwight Liverpool
Rowland E9tSn s,!s.snnab MilIiseat Cole, NYoTk CID
ss9%srssei oSr) Dsmfrsa HSopsf Ha%len
Augusta, st Bsrts; Chesapeake, Dirhton
NoRfoLE Oct 19-AT Manchester, jarman Turks Island
Yirginsn BedelI, NYosk Gld P.lC. Fs9den ports Eg
rope fremont leeds Br West Indies Sid Sidney Barnard
the Roads to-day -
WILMIsoroN NC. Oct PAR Caspian Anthony York;
18Th Retrieve Wssgatt, Salient Tuscan Coggns. Ell
Me- Geo Henry Blakely Jamaca 10TH Washington Bartlett
New York; Aurora Could boston CID ih. Maria Estsii
Could st Jago de Cuba leth Orcfa Harding Guadaoupe
Adamant burlington do Robt Treat Treat do; 18th, Only
Son, (Br) Hyatt West Indies Proxy Oracle, Berhice.
General Record.
BR,G RowsE SCHR LAKE-Passengers in the Manches.
ter Jarman Norfolk 10Th inst from Turks IssndThe I'd
wrecked Turks Isandi and the st and lat. Of
schr Lake. Vinal wrecked island of Mayaguanesent
home by the American Consul at Turks Island
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Na- AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The manager Of mi

Q9- AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The manager of this
establishment seems to understand the old MAXIM that
variety the spice Of life" and appears determined TO
keep his establishment well pced with all sorts of things
In addition to that climax of all curioes General Tom
Thumb, the most laughable of all eccentric genuses Dr.
Valentine the wonderful Mr. Nellis born without arms
&C. he has engaged for week only, Mr.. c. p. John.
son. the very prince Of Mesmersers who will mesmere
young lady the stsge every afternoon and evening"
special committee appointed by the audience. The time
has arrived when this h longer subject of ridcule
but IL believed in by of the highest rank In all the
different professions. We then, to and ALL 60 and
see for yourselves
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NEW YORK HERALD,
New York, sunday, October aa, 1919.

CHAr LIrrRAruSE-The following have just been
published and sale at this ocs, together with
all the latest publications OF the day, at the wholesale
End retail prices Grahsm's and Godeyh Lady's Book
Gibbons History OF Rome the Mysteries Of Paris,
by Eugene Sue Ninon dc L'Enclos. the celebra.
ted AsPasia OF France The Irish Melodies, by Tho
Moore The Wrongs of Women, by Char lotte
Elizabeth; The Monkns by Cooper; Mrs. Elss House.
keeping Made Easy, Complete Instructor in all
ranches OF Cookery and Domestic Economy.
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Second Board. Oct 1916 shares Girard Bank o.; 30
do Commercial Bank al 5do Pennsylvania Bank l7i 40
do Commercial Bank, at; do Reading RR' l7s, do
Memphis Bank, 6S = 4 j
Second Board Oct 2i-25 shares Penna Bank. III ~
do do do d. l7c do Farmers and Mechanics Bank
s6t $1,000 City 6I 1854 100; shares Grand Gulf Bank
q $4,000 g. Bank Notes, 6St; - shares Philadelphia
hank, 7S4; ado Reading Railroad, l7f.
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Explosion At NEwBURYPoRT The boiler 10 the
steam enSine OF Wormsted " Sons rope walk expIo.
1su las' weaneroey morning. killing the engineer,
30 other person was injured.
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The following is table Of the quantities exported t.

We have here the indications to what extent the trade
Of Great Britain swelling to oil other nations of the
EARTH particularly towards the East, and contracting
towards the United States.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

EFFICIENCY or THE Posr OFFICE DEfARTMKNr-
We find the following paragraph in the Baltimore
Clipper =
We are indebted to the New York Herald for an
would have been of service TO us had the mail not
have detained it fifteen hours longer than usual -
We are also indebted to the Boston Times for an
extra, received last night, by the mail from the
South!
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PAINFUL AccIDKNr.-T. w. Beecher, OF Albany,
was accidentally shot by E. X. Brinckerhoff while
on hunting excursion IN Hamilton county, few
DAYS since.
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REDUCTION OF WAsss.-It is said that the Hon,
David Henshsw has reduced the wages of the men
employed in the Charestown Navy Yard
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EARLY Snow between Buffalo and Rochester
The snow lies 10 the depth OF from ! to II feet AT
Buffalo il fell to the depth OF two feet,
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BALTIMORE RAcEs-Thare was large conconrsa

BALTIMORE NzCKs'-I H5Ie was IdlBe cU9coufse
of persons upon the Kendall course, on Friday
to witness the race between Fashion and Blue Dckt
but much disappointment was ielt in consequence OF
the withdrawal OF the horse otter the first heat
The first three rounds were well contested, but the
horse broke in the fourth. The following is the
time made; lst mile, I'M 55s; I'd, I'm. 5Ss; Sd, I'm.
SIS; 4th, I'm. 55s.; heat I'm 35s.>e
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Peales Museum, beats the Witch of Endor all hollow
while Mems. Adrien always threw Old Nick entirely in
the shade. The infant with whskers must be regarded
as another evidence Of the truth of Merism while the
greatest miracle Of all to afford such attractions for only
shilling. -
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"a public beneactor he who causes two blades of grass
is who contrves lessen the evils or mitigate the
suferings which we compelled to undergo1 Tins ar
tce decidedly public benefit well as com.
tort, inasmuch as II adds materially to the comfort of
good shave sottening the beard in few mnutes-makng
abesuu laher and leaving the face smooth and white
Being free from alkali it's saponacoss ingredients are
made to suit the sest beard, acting on 1t like charm
One trial is enough to convince the most increduous
Price three and five shillings For sale Phalon GA
Brosdway, opposite st. Pauls and by Brainard Co. Is
Court at Boston.
celebrated Dahlia Cream for the hair for sale as
ebove-it fully established the only restorative fer
falling out and causing the hair grow dark and glossy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-22

FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER William Chrse,
charged with the murder of Abraham Frey, near
Sesbyspor, in Allegany county, Md in July LAST,
has been found guilty Of murder in the FIRST degree
The prisoners wife, charged with being accessory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-22

MOVEMENTS OF Col. JoHNsoN.-At last &C.
counts he was en- route tor Concord, N II.
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ONO RIvKR.-At Wheeling, on Tuesday, six feet
OF water in the channel and falling AT Pittsburg,
on Tuesday afternoon, five and half feet
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CHATHAM THEATRE-MAAegR's FIRST BENEFIT -
The public have now an opportunity of testing their
appreciation Of Mr. Devernas merits as a rcanager
On Monday he take benefit, and, as per bill, asks
only such manifestation of applause as the public
may deem il worthy TO bestow. in point of athac-
lion, the bill offered cannot be exceed, it even ap
preached; besides the production of new paute-
mime, in which four new performers appear, he has
the voluntary services of two of our first and best
stars, Messrs Burton and Hill, who appear in their
test characters.
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GENERAL BERrRASD.-This old hero has arrived
at Buffalo and the Falls Of Niagara.
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The lNEFFIcIRNoY OF THE Posi- OFFICE DEPART
MENr.-Compain,s reach us daily through the
press of the non arrival, or great delay Of
the mails and we have again and again shown it to
be of the most inefficient instruments for the
purposes of It's creation with which a country was
ever cursed. A recent Baltimore paper Of day or
two since, has the following paragraph relative
thereto - q
WHAT'S THE MATTER 1.-THE Eastern mail is re-
ceved in Baltimore very irregularly, and frequent
" fails to bring the papers from Boston or New
York. There is neglect somewhere, which should
the morning before the mail is received at the post
office. If government has monopoly IN the trans
mission OF papers, they should at least be forwarded
with somewhat more rapidity than snaiPs pace.
And yet Mr. Wickliffe, by forced construction
of the law, prohibits the transmission of newspa-
pers in any other
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ARRIVAL OF THE 1NDEpENDENcK.-T frigate In.
dependence arrived last evening from cruze of
nearly three months length. We have obtained the
following relative to her movements in that time
II is Interesting in one point of view, namely, in
showing the great good our national vessels do at
req We hope our readers will discover it,
CHnoEoLoorcAL JOURNAL or THE LATE Cnuzr or rHy IT.
sHH iNprrESprsoE, CshmoDsRr CHis. STEWART
Aug ls4a-At II P. NJ, crossed Sandy Hook bar and
Aug. ls-At sunset committed to the Deep the body of
Corporal Jno c. Robertson, U. 8. C., native of Scot
Aug 26-Hove to off Block Islsnd to fish.
Aug S0-At NJ, anchored off Goat Island, in Newport
harbor. Came IN alter water and refreshments-poor
place to water. Got fine sheep and some of the
forty
Sept s-A few ladies came of to hear the rosnel
preached. eN'P'1
Sept s-AtlPM, unmoored ship and dropped down.
and came to in the lower bay.
eept- e-At p NJ, weighed anchor and stood out 10
sept s-Under three reefed fore and main ,onsas ain.
ioresa main trysail and fore top mast SAIL
struck by heavy squa land had carried away starboard
main yard arm, thirty feet from the sings and the ain
tysail mast ten feet from the deck. All the sails split
except main tryssil Ship lay halt an hour her lee
main deck guns in the water some Of the spar deck
ones occasionally kissing it, Manned weather rig
glng aud got her before the wind.
10Th sept-swsyed the main yard aloit Handsomely
hshed n b Rainbow the carpenter, made good job
OF 1t. Frazer, the ssmaker, has shown his usual scty IL
~ and industry in re pairing damages.
9th Sept Rsined in torrents heavyswel dicatpg
gale hereabou Spent all day beating up west sid. Of
Dominica at sunset off Prince Rupert Bay intend to go
10 after water we havn enough 10 last us 10 the Uni
tea states Head wind and current and cloudy but the
Commodore in here as years ago and knows the
way beat in and noored ship just Inside the tort al O1
o'clock in the evening. The Bay is more than mile
deep and has al the head OF called Portsmontb
inhabited by 300 blacks living In suDdry huts and houses
The best facilities for watering Ships spent three DAYS ia
taking in WATERPROOF place this 10 get fresh grub.
Oct lst-A lo o'clock got under way and stood out Of
Prince Ruperts
Oct AT 10 30 off st. Thomas sent in thiri cutter for
hews Sailed this morning for New York via Turks Is
land Al T. NJ filled away and stood TO the north and
westward
Oct ls-Fired at target made some decided hits. ex
perments satisfactory TO all
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ST. THOMAS CHuRcH.-We understand the Rec
torhp of this church is about to be vacated, by the
retirement of Doctor Hawkes.. The Rev. gentle
mans school on Long Island has been for some
time relinquished. Several ves,ry meetings of the
church have recently been heidi but it is stated tn at
The Doctor desires to retire the western country.
where there is doubtless broad field for the exer-
else of those talents which eminently distinguish
his Reverence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-22

GIRARD EsTATEs-TnR SUIT BEFORE THE UNITED
STATEs SUPREME CoURT.-We have now ASCERTAIN.
ed with precision whether Philadelphia is TO be
richer or poorer by Girard's will Thus it stand. |.
Oh The SIX judges of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States on the bench when the case was heard
three, namely, Judges Baldwin, Catron, and
Wayne, were tor sustaining the will; and the other
were tor declaring the will imperative, as regards
the trust Not merely the trustee lie denied legal
capacity, but the trust itself On that hangs the
matter; OF the three absent judges, it is believed
Judge Thompson sides with the will and that Judge
Story, by some of his written publications, is COM
mitted against it. So that the eight Judges would
stand four against four-as the six stood three
against three. The opinion Of the NINTH Judge
Mckinley, is unknown. But he was the Judge
whose decree against the corporate power of banks
out OF the State charerng them, we before men,
TONED, as argued by c. ]. Ingersoll, though over
ruled by the Supreme Court. SO here hangs this
affair. Webster is engaged as counsel against the
city.-Philad. Times, Oct 81
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New PACKET SHlPs.-To morrow morning, at
nine O'Clock, the packet ship Prince Albert will
be launched from the ship yard of Westervet and
Mackay, on the East River side. This ship is OF
eleven hundred tons burhen, and is TO take the
place of the Ontario in the London line.
On Wednesday, the Yorkshire, mentioned yester-
day, will be launched. She is 20 60 into the old
line of Liverpool packets.
Thus two new packet ships, worth over $3.50, 900,
will dip into the Atlantic from this city in one
week.
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FEVER AT BERMUDA.-There was considerable
fever at Bermuda on the llth inst.
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MORE Gorp.-The Salisbury IN. C.) Watchman
learns that recent discoveries of gold have been
made 10 Wilkes county, on Roaring River, and
other places
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CoURT'poR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS, Oct. 20.
NO. o. Thomas Denny and al VS.. The Manhattan
company Mr.. Stevens was heard for defendants
In error on preliminary question of jurisdiction
Mr.. >. A; Foote and Mr.. Geo. Griffin were heard
on on the other side; and Mr.. s. p. Staples in reply
Dismissed with costs.
causes No g. 10, Is, i6 and 10 called and passed
without prejudice.
The residue of the causes on the calendar Of
wits OF error were called and passed, except No IL,
%hich had been postponed until Monday, and Nos
81 and TO, which were affirmed with double costs
ADJOURNED until tomorrow at o'clock.
VERMONT ASYLUM FOR THE INsANE.-The seventh
annual report is just published. BY the report, the
institution appears to be in a very fourishing con
diton IA patients have enjoyed its advantages
the past year; IS have beed discharged, and 1856
now remain OF the recent cases, S7i per cent have
recovered, while Of the chronic or old cases, only
33f per cent have recovered. The terms are fixed
at w per week, or $l00 per year, IT the patient
main 80 long in the institution. Patients from Other
States are received the same terms as those from
Vermont-Asyium Journal, Oct. IL.
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LATE FROM PERU Letters from Payta to the 18th
Of May have been received.
They state that government affairs appeared to be
in settled state, but how long they would remain
go was uncertain, as the Peruvans generally have
revolution every other week
There were sixty deaths from yellow fever in
Tombez during the month OF April Great fears
were entertained that it would spread up the coast
and extend its ravages throughout the whole Of
Peru,
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NAvAL.-The U. S. ship Warren, Commander
Hull, is ready for Norfolk, and is shortly TO
sail for Rio de Janeiro and the Pacific Ocean An
nexed is list OF her oficers.-
Joseph B. Hull, ESQ., Commander; Lieutenants Robert
B. Hitchcock, George Minor, VIM. L. Maury R. s. Ira.
pier; Master George NJ Covorecsis Surgeon VIM J.
Powell; Purser T. r. Ware; Prof Mathematics, Bartho
lomew McGowen; Assistant Surgeon Edward Hudson
Passed Midshipman r. A. Knapp Midshpmen Frederick
Kellogg, A. w. Johnson, John g. Whitaker P. H HAY.
wood, r. d. Minor, A. NJ. De Bree, T. j. McRoberts
Gunner John Ovens; salmaker John Joiner Carpenter
Joseph Knight; Boasw ain John Brown; Pursers Clerk
VIM. Jones'
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The FRENCH IN THE PAoFic.-We learn from a
letter dated Honolulu, July 26, that the French Ad-
mlisl, Dupeiit Thouars, had completely defeated
the work Of the English Captains, Thompson and
Nicholas-and caused the Otaheitan flag TO be haul
ed down, and the tri-color hoisted in its stead.
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90. ARE You SLEEPY IN CHURCH. AND ANx.

90 ARE YOU SLEEPY IN CHURCH, AND ANX-
shermans Camphor Lozenges will chase away all drow.
sne elevate your spirits and enable you attend with
proht to the exercises Of the Sabbath They also
specific for Sickness hesdsch pspaton depression
OF spirits affections Of the bowels and oil the dsagreea
bic effects arising from free living Clcrgymen lawyers
and all professional whose minds often wearied
with over much study, will find these Lozenges an nva
liable assistant. Be and get the genuine article
sherman Cbmphor Lozenges are never sold loose but
always in boxes cents each at the Dr warehouse
100 Nassau street. his agents. Hudson street Iss
Bewery, offspring; II East Broadwa Sc william
street. ls9 Fulton street, Brooklyn and Ledger Build.
ings, Philadelphia
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90 FACTS WORTH KNOWING -r,., =, n,
Conrtsndt street the following things can be found
win proofs sufficient to convince the most inc
positive for the hair falling out restores IL when
psio, and Keeps the head free from dandruf
pure Extract OF sarsaparilla, warranted pure and
cool as sold at per bottle at lust tho price viz
10 cents per bottle, 81 per dozen.
saive that will stop all pain from burn, and heals
dpy sore without scar saves le limb and sight In sur
prisipg manner. Price IS cents per box.
Acersin and. permanent cure for Rheumatism, con-
uscted cords, &c, proof positive.
warranted cure for the Piles.
Warranted cure for the Salt Rheum and EruItions.
An article that will eradicate hair from any place Ia
applied TO In three minutes and not inure the skim
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first seeds Of consumption to q neglected copsb
or cold. This need never il the vEGE.
TABLE EXTRACT OF LUNGWORT was ps.J
a: its soothing and healing power over all com.
plants Of the chest lungs and liver nv
thousands who have used it, Fiction will not Be re-
enough to convince all who will look into ts merits r.
!: put forth TO the world the best ccnsumptiye med
cine ever made This we assert without the ens fear of
contradiction To be found at 81 Cortlandt street "