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TOLD PENS, PENCILS, sc.

TOLD PENS, PENCILS, sc.
N1u Just received a fine stock of Browns superior
Gold Pens, with diamond point
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases-a great variety large
and small, with plain hooks and sets.
Also, fine assortment Of fancy INkSTANDS-
Porcelain Glass, sc. sc. For sale by
PARSONS 4 PRESTON,
Booksellers and Stationers
ml6-I Isl Pratt-St, next TO Depot.
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NOTHING CAN BEAT MY

G3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. la8 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north OF Gay-st. mildly
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Q5- COPELAND & GROVE, 40 MARKET-sT.,
flew doors below Frederick, present TO the pubic
their Summer Hats, style, handsomely hnish's
hest qualify, at the usual reduction in price. The
White Pearl and Blue Cashmere; also, the Nh'e
Beaver, Of uncommon richness. 0Gf- Observe the
name and number Of The Store. ml6'2t
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A TREMENDOUS RUN ON SCHOOLFIELD
IN & co. yesterday for prize money. They sold
several good prizes again yesterday to citizens. They
purpose filling the pockets of all who may paronze
them.
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class SO, drawn
May Is, lowest prize So are
a. "a a "a u 5 II 7 % % IA 81
Draws TO-DAY, the brilliant Scheme of Maryland
Consolidated Lottery. class
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tG3- HAYS LINIMENT. Those only who know
by trial or immediate observation, can form any idea
Of The effect, of the perfect relief effected in of
the Piles, Rheumatism, all SwrIIingS, and all Extern
al Pains, no matter how severe, by the of Hay
Lniment.
More than one hundred gentlemen and officers of
the highest standing, whose names are host, know
Of cases unc0nquerabIr by any other remedies, tho
tried for many years. that have been cured by the
of the genuine Hays Liniment, Thousands of other
PERSONS know similar cures.
For sale in Baltimore, nj the COrrer of Hanover and
Baltimore SITS. Also at the corner of Baltimore aud
Harrison sts and at No. 81 Thames st. II
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G}- COMMUNICATION a very admirable dis
course by the Rev. ORvHLE DEWEY, Of New York,
on the ''Chaacter and Claims Of ScatdrIng Men,
will be published III the "Methodi,t Protestant" news
paper edited by the taentedand liberal Christian, the
Rev. AUGUSTUS WEBSTER, on Saturday morning, lIth
INST 1t Is 10 be hoped that every ship owner and
ship master, as well "a every friend to the sailors
cause, will procure and read thus excellent sermon.
1t N, F., w.
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RockLASD LAKE IcE Mr.. Jones, No l0l Spears
wharf, us will be seen by the advertisement in ano-
ther column, prepared to furnish citizens with
any quantity of the celebrated Rockland Lake Ice.-
As the warm weather is fast approaching, we recon
mend our readers to give him call.
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E5-TllE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
Nv csleyan Home Missionary Soclcty Of Baltimore
VIII be- held ON MONDAY evening next at O'Clock,
nlhc Methodist Church, High street. Addresses may
As The object of The meeting Is 10 promote The tent
pOral and spiritual interests of the poor ana destitute
OF our own city, by furnishing them with The pious
and ncvOIrnt assistance of drvOrCd Missionary, II
Is sincerely desired that ciIZcns generally attend.
donations for the support of the Mission and ioi
distribution among the sick and needy, will be rrcrv-
ed by Isaac =. Cook, Treasurer, No. ~ Baltimore
street. milo st
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RsONNETs! BONNETs!

Ara For SALE-rw0 new two story Brick
NaN Housewife attic fronts, II feet Onches front
lssx4running 30 feet back lot l4a feet with
small groud rent in healthy aud pleasant part of the
city TILE clear OF any incumbrance whatever Ap-
ply at SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
milo No. 10 Exchange Place.
SUPERIOR FAMILY HAMS. small size
- and low priced; fresh Soda Sugar and Water
Crackers; Prime Rice and Cotton Irvine. Received
and for sale by
ml6 MARCUS DENISON, 81 Baltimote-st.
HNLY N ETs. FLY NETS for Sl.OO. Fly Nets
IL to cover the horse all over, from collar to tail
manufactured aud for sale, wholesale and retail by
J. NJ. HAIG'S, l2l Baltimore street,
m6 IP 4 doors above South.
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DEATH OF REUBEN NJ. WHITNEY. We
learn from the L. S. Journal that Reuben NJ.
Whitney, Esq, who has held conspicuous
died in Washington yesterday morning, in the
57th year ofhis age, He had, we believe, been
in delicate health for several months.
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Thea TRE, FRONT STREET. FrreueR Benefit of NJ;
anderson. This eminent ragedan takes his farewell
benefit this evening, aud presents for the occasion two
of hakspeares best productions, Orchard Ill.," and
Claiming the Shiew, in both of which he will sustain
the principal characters. We satisfied that moth
ing need be said on part 10 full house, as
our citizens by the crowded houses daring Mr. Ander
sons engagements, have shown in what high estima
ton they hold his merits as an actor, as well as hit
bearing as gentleman.
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CONTRIBUTION. The Purser of the Macedo-
MAN has transmitted si5l.23, to A. J. Dayton,
Fourth Auditor of the T. s. Treasury, which
sum was contributed by the officers, seamen
and marines of that vessel, to the fund for the
benefit of the widows and orphans of the Off
GERS, seamen and others of the L. S. Schooner
Grampus.
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cordng to directions; and is put up in a cheap form
that all may give il trial. A host OF references can
he gwen of its complete 1t be had of his
Agents, corner of
mic eotJe23 HANOVER aud MARKET-STS.
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Common Pleas.
pafNrN L., a.. Nal


Oct2~Junus s. Lstcfs rs. Elisha s. Mot.-This was
action OF rover, brought to the value OF
chain cable, used tor shipping 1t appeared that in the
| month OF August lS4s the sloop John Hancock, of
Athens met with an accident and sunk in the East
River The vessel was raised by party named Bride,
who had occasion to the chain cable the sxecu-
tion while raising the vessel The chain being plain
TIT property attached to the keel Of the vessel a
ter was raised Defendant having removed the vessel
permission from plaintiff the chain In the
ration which being performed plaintiff was not rstur n
ed the chain. SUIT IN trover accordingly brought
by plaintiff The defence offered that the chain a
originally attached to the vessel by Bride who
could be held resp0nsble and having sunk in the
river and got covered with sand could be- got up
by plaintiff, who left it il for lost when sonn. law
OF defendant eventually succeeded in getting il up.
IL also put in Tor defence that action shoul lie only
against the son.in law The jury, after brief dslhe.
ration rendered verdict for painfSIos damages aud
six cents costs.
Piliiam limos Us. Ferdinand Naturalization on
promissory note dated May, ls42 passed BY defendant
TO party named Fritz, payable in three months after
date, and endorsed by him 10 plaintiff his former
partner II put for defence that
given, the ground that plaintiff and Fritz
formerly in partnership in the morocco leather business
at Philadelphia; and the defendant dealer in mo-
in this city. Defendant purchased of the 6rm at
Philadelphia quantity OF the goods and failed Fritz
proposed cempromse with defendants creditors, to
enable him to carry business which agreed to-
the creditors taking 10 cents the dollar on the
or the dollar at the Of the term of
year. Defendant subsequently went to Philadel-
phia and took his goods which seized by Fritz in
violation Of the alleged agreement; and defendant also
arrested at the suit OF Frtx and compe He'd
pay him 90 cents the dollar pass two notes for
tanning full release from all further claims from Fritz
The note upon which action is brought OF the
above notes. for which defendants contend there
consideration given Adjourned to this forenoon
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CoURr FOR Tug CORRECTION OF ERRoRs--ALsA-
NY, October l, lo45-Presen, Senator Bockee
presiding, and twenty other senator's and Chief Justice
Bronson. No T. L. s. Cbampiin, spplt vs. IL. Parish,
resp't. MIR A. NJ. Sherwood was heard for respt, and
MIR w. Warner was heard reply Decision postponed
until tomorrow.
ArrERsoos srssror-No. Q. O. l.. Edwards, applt vs..
r. A. arick ana al respt Passed without preJndIcs
M g. Jas Ferris and al, appellants, Vs. Jas Crawford
admin de 5onis non, SC, respt Mr.. J.r. Brady was
heard for appellant
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Price Two Cents.
" ariefiea.


The manufacturers penerslv aro - : aa,.;.L;.x
GvnoiSn mere having more orders tnan they can I'LL
IN tne various trades srger than at any form ar
period there is scarcity of moulders and hnshsrs N
oundres and machine shops, and there is also demand
for carpenters and brcklayers Property here h olsrs
bly, low, rents moderate and wages fair Wa notice
some improvements 10 the lower part Of the ctv TIA
other day that were making by persons who have
common labor at less than dollar day All our mo
chanes do well and they are generally enabled to
good houses and lots alter very short period-Lous.
wife Journal
The number of inferments in the city Of Portland
from April to Sept 30 s45 inclusive was follows
der hve years 8; under ten years g. under twenty years
% under thirty years under forty years TO- under nty
years under SIXTY years 4; under seventy years TO-
one 81 years.
The CecH Wing Md, states that Daniel Lord
ESQ., Of Philadelphia has purchased the two Elk Forgss
with s7l oflsnd thereto for as 600 He
intends to carry extensive cotton factory we
also learn from the source that Fisher has pur>
Creek that he nsDd. 10 .a, on s
factory.
At New Orleans, about one o'clock, A. M, on the
Esd ut Mr. Edward Milford well known in these parts
from his long connexon with places Of public sntsrtan
msnt fell from the third story window of No Is Camel
street Row. and instantly killed. For many years
of New York For the last few years he has had charge
Of the Hotel at the Bay OF st. Louis and the franklin
Restsurat in this city.
Ex-Pre5dent Tyler, with his lady, Hon. Caleb
Cushing late Minister in China and John Ross Chief Of
the Cherokee Nation, and his family arrived At Phia-
delphia on Wednesday.
The Alton Register says there are 1000 inhabi-
tants in Alton, twelve unmarried females eleven OF
whom are engaged and the twelfth has already had three
husbands.
Horace Wiltsie was tried in One ida county last
week for killing his grandmother in the town OF Marcy.
by striking her with hoe He found guilty Of man
slaughter and sentenced to the State prison for years
On the 18th OF August, Miss Fanny Jenkins, Of
Baltimore received the white veil at the hands Of the
Most Rev. Archbishop, in the Convent of Visitation
Baltimore. Her name in religion is Sister Mary Au-
gustine.
During the last six months there have been PIT
marriages, 2206 births and 1862 deaths in Havana.
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MOSES JOHNSON SENTENCED TO Be HUNG-At q
special term OF the Circuit Superior Court of Hem
rico county and city Of Richmond, held on Monday
the 2sth day OF September, ls45 by Hon. Philip n
Nicholas, Tor the trial OF Moses Johnson q free negro
charged with rebellion in the Pensntay on the st OF
September ls4o, and with having day killed Fe
Tx Ferguson, an assistant keeper turnkey said
Penitentiarythe submitted to tie Jury with
out argument and In minutes jury brought in
veruict OF guilty; after which, the Judge pronounced
the sentence OF the law, which that the prisoner
should DO remanded into the custody the supsrntsn.
dent OF the Penentary until FRIDAY, tho lsth DAY Of
Dee. lS45, when he is to be hung.
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u. 3. Circuit Court.



Oct 2.DEcIsIoNs-Ddniet Smtih PIlof Boat 'Bios-
SONS her tackLe-This cause having been heard upon
the pleadings and proof and being argued by MrMoton
behalf the hDellant and Mr. Cutting on behalf OF
the claimant and due deberaon being had In the pre-
misses il is sroeIed by court that hbeant recover
against the Pilot Boat and the OF 500 co. together
with costs TO be taxed with leave howev to either
marty al his own expense take an order Of reference
Tor the purpose OF increasing or diminishing the DANA
gas 40 aecreed the matter be enQuired INTO on such
sfsrence TO be would cost place the schooner
In AZ seryceabe condition she Immediately be-
fore the collision.
John Fsre rs Schooner Harriet"-Dscree for libeant
SIT 10.
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ANOTHER FLARE-UP AT PARKERsBURe V-The
Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church, at its last
session in Cincinnati stationed Rev. John Dillon Par
kersburg to succeed Rev. ARA Brown, on the recon-
mendation as 1t supposed of the latter The Church
is about equally divided for and against receiving NIL
mister from the Ohio Conference Those who were in
the negative closed the church doors against Mr. Dillon
Sabbath morning. and refused to let him in He sue.
ceeded in getting however learn from the No
riesta Intelngencer and preacha4 An indignation meet
appointed TO wait upon him and notify him that
remove or be removed by force Rev. A. Brown, when
he returned to town to his family was threat
ened with coat OF tar and feathers Neither Of these
gentlemen are chargel with aboionism yet such pro-
ceedngs tolerated in ope day Half Of the church
want minister from the ONO COME and they are
denied the privilege OF having hearing oneCsum-
bus (0) State Journal
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Liberal PARTY CONVENTION IN Mass Poll.
teal Abolitionsts of Massachusetts, bled at III
fremont Temple on Tuesday, and nominated samuel e
Sewall Of Boston for Governor, Elhu Bufr OF Wor.
cester Tor Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts to
supported by their party at the November election.
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No. VII.
John has a fit Of Tho biues.n

No. VII.
John has fit Of tho blues.n
Dia-Why is h melancholy
Hei-Perchance he's hut i the battle.
[.dirs Well That Ends Wen.
My DEAR JEssE,-I make of frank the old man left
with me, to let you know that am about unhappy
d as you would wish TO see-from the fear that
you have purchased me some Paterson r. r. Stock, on
which am to lose large sum of money.
see that on Wednesday it left of at sl which is
per cent lower than it when authorized you to
buy for me.
know nothing Of the id stock, except that
Bremner was dealing in it, and it had been rising for
month, and hardly thot my buying would knock it
down forthwith
Perhaps i will go still lower, and may be worth
thing for all know II So and if any, sell if you
think best, and let me lose the present difference.
II get out Of this job you may consider discharg
ed cured" as the cholera reports read.
Yours, truly, ]. VAN buren,.
Avon Springs, Sept. 81 Saturday, 1881
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by Sundays boat but suppose, there mail,
the letter miscarriod. think stocks will fall this week
Sell If you think best.
Can you get three, feur, and five thousand
majority for Marcy two hundred dollars each Tiff
not, will bet five hundred dollars on four thousand
perhaps, If we lose New Jersey, you can get this.
II y7u can't do better, should like bet of three hun.
dred dollars five thousand maoriy for Marcyunless
we loss New Jersey-in that event will wait to get
better terms.
Yours truly Ivan BUREN,.
Albany, Oct. Ia, 1884.
81 will bet ave thousand majority for Lucas in
Ohio.
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Court Calendar-rhis Day.
CoMNoS PLEAs.-PARr mos 20, 81, III, Is2, 1871,
l25, lo4.
PART 7-Nos. 80, 1853, les, I7e
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Massachusetts has paid, in the last ten years.
nearly $4,000 600 for common schools bounes and asy
lums THIS she has done with state tax Of $3.50 900
only,
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Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the several
Stations take very low Fares all
Island.
Baggage Crates will be readiness the foot of Whitehall
street, receive baggage FOR the several Trains minutes be-
fore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
~ Kockaway Baggage taken in separate Crates.
The Stes Statesman leaves Gre for Sag Harbor
twe each day on the arrival Of the Trains from Brooklyn
sill
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| HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs.--It did not REQUIRE
card to satisfy the public mind as to the sanitary
state OF the city All convinced that the general
health never DETER the number Of deaths lat week
reaching higher than forty nine and there not being
even prstext Of case of yellow fever-N o. Pea.
Sent %.
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CH4NGE OFHOURS


Commencing Monday, September 18th, 1915.
Leave Breokiva--
At 81 o'clock A. M, Boston Train for Greenpor daily
Sundays excepted stopping Farmngdae and St Georges
Manor.
At9h A. for Farming ,ale and intermedate places daily
days. through to Greenport and I'M erTnediae places.
Alta p NJ for FsmingdRle and Intern edate places daily,
Sundays excepted and Saturdays Suffolk Station.
Leave Greenporf
Boston Train ccoct, NJ. or on the arrival ofthe
steamer from Norwich daily Sundays excepted stopping
St Georges Manor and Farmingdalc.
At O'clock A. Nj Accommodation Train, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leape Fdrmingdaie-
For Brooklyn at 6 o'clock, A. NJ and r. NJ daily SUM-
udays excepted.
I.nre
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
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CirCulation---F Forty Thousand

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents ps,
copy-S7 % per annum-payable in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price Oh cent?
Per copy-$s l2i cents per annumpayable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always
e2sh in advance.
PRINTING Of oil kinds executed with beauty oas
despatch.
Or Al letters communications BY mail, addressed
the establishment, must be post paid the postage
viii be deducted from tho subscription money remIted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
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IMpUDENr.-One day last week, Albert g. smith,
Of this village, lost a wallet containing SIo IN mo-
ney. He put up bills offering reward LOT me fscovery
Of and lis contents heard nothing OIL " uni yester
dav morning whom the wallet was found lying by the
gate OF his garden II contained cool note, OF which
"Mr sMTs--l return your wallet, but the money ]
have immediate use for-Eyery for himself these
times rours, y, -
aF o. must look sharp that while practising "every
man Tor himself" he does not get to Sing singPoush.
ksspus JslsrepA
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The drafts all properly endorsed by william H.
Johnson, ESQ., Cashier, order On Saturday evening
at halt past seven, the Cashier received letter through
the Post Office, containing the last three mentioned
sight drafts The letter returning them was without
date signature and merely stated an evidently dis
guised hand Found in the pocket of Of the
Post Office Clerks" The letter Immediately deli
vered to the Postmaster who has il still in his posses
and the Cashier addressed each of the drawers
notice OF the robbery and has since been advised Of
the receipt of such notices in time prevent the pay
ment Of the drafts.-Ecening Journal
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No. VIII.


John is anrious to bet on the Election.
.MJr c,t are gentleman and gas ester sir
peis mani Loves LABOR Lost ' DOT" "' warns" o CON-
They say ,he blood Of the Martyrs is the seed of the
Church, and heaven knows have been freely tapped in
the good cause The Rem [removal ofthe Dep. taepos
another hunk OF my little earnings.
Ny impression is that Stocks will 60 up till Election
and fall imme datey after II the poor Wings could
ry Constable somewhere and get up Jubilee stocks
would rise New Jersey may 80 for them and give them
will Ohio, and so will N. Y.
lyou could get the difference bet on Marcy should
sayseil by all means-and anyhow don't know but you
down before falls due probably should be
most particularly obliged to you you can get me an
even pet against Marcy to any amount less than Five
think would bet 800 each 1000 majority up to
would bet $500 against $1,000 on IN even election
ioTity, God
You know best how much the Patterson IN worth and
satisfied Yours truly, JVB
Make me some bets, IL possible Tuesday
r. s.-~-The wings may gather pluck after some meet
ings or something's.
John gres Jess" some hns by hich he hare "a shy
at the boys"
mdae' ms Is trap! I'm cunning dog, amt ]! A sly vii
TIA! b. Ia yoY are, indeed
INT you are, indeed-ksen-very fsen Tie Dnemna
should think you right about selling the Paterson If
IL will not do TO hold.
the looks OF Webbs paper altho il is intended no
aouet 70 operate on New Jersey the opposition gained
and 5000 Majortes- 5000 on each-or $500 on 1000
on 5000 majority. wv ~ ~ p
There will be no betting after tomorrow.
all right. ' "f'A- ' WON "
We have nominsted a strong ticket tho Livingston
(NeU Is the Assembly man contrary 10 all expectation
Yours ever truly J. VAN RIJREN
Albany, Oct. l2th 1884.
No X
John and Jesse lay their heads together 10 some purpos
All sufe pair ne 'er seen
so Justly formed 10 meet by usture
Don't % uneasy" JeNe-0o ahsad, wrote you by
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EXTENSIVE PosT OFFICE RoBBERY.-On FRIDAY.
the 18th September, the cashier of the Albany Ex-
change Bank put into the post Office letter to the Mer-
chants Exch ange Bank, with the following enclosures
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John is IN good deal Of trouble.
It's precious life to be sure.-lI The Duenna.
Mr. DEAR JESSE =
Please let Nevins Townsend buy me 100 shares OF
Paterson r. Il. Stock derv'r in 60 d. cheap pos.
sble. must have shy at the boys.
Keep the purchased note till see you
shall 60 west this afternoon, and return in three or
four weeks If anythng turns up in my absence to de.
press stocks rapidly and seriously, which is hardly
possible, sell out and save me from loss.
Yours truly, J. VAN BUREN,.
September s, 1884
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John and Jesse isy their heads fo,efber IA so
All SURF pair ne ~ seen wv F'f
so Justly formed TO meet by nature
Don't be "unsasy" Jssss-0o shssd, wrote you by