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ME GREAT R2ETEED'
NEVER KNOWN 40 FAIL

HAK TYLER'S FEGETAULE fE't.
a = AGtE FILLS Tho SUCCESS u lts.
IN curing 10 . lea haar-, where al other r.s
have ilitd, aud TIA. too, 10 case. 0i tRsIt
eighteen months olall. g, uatfaGts tbg s'e
hat, u taken according ~ the difueli9ns fl
certain cure. 4 i9ng listo c,fltfeat. iai
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them and De convinced thG, they are mgs.t
tall and most certain, aod Tho ycry hgst is2
ever offered 10 the public, 10 ensure gdni
aud lasting cure.
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repeated attacks of chile aud hvof. csra
during the fall and spring months, / asf isti
Try various remedies, but nothing scemta
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Ptlls, which stopped the ch.lls before bad d
hall Of the box. This vas over yclr ago q
have since remained perfectly free from any Y
toms Of a return Of this most Ioathsomc disea..
GEO. VI WAli
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FOR GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER WEAR,
OF every description, which will be sold al unus-
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The following in part compress thelr stock
Blue ard Super Black French CLOTHS,
Black and Fancy CASlHERES tneS s'yles-
ehcOp,)
Summer CLOTHS, GANBROONS and L,uncr
DRILLS, (h.ndsaHle styles)
Ready Made CLOTHING. very low pteesl
Shirt BOSOMS, COLLARS, CRANAIS, and
SUSPENDERS
Fancy BAlXARiNE, Bafsge and organdis
MUSLINS. ttich aud beautiful s,yles,I
Black MOURNING do. (ne~ pal,srns9
Rich Hernia Net and Dar4go MANTLES. (n0W
aud splendid,1
Rich, Shaded, Zaphyr Net SlIAwIlS, (oow an,
beautiful sruJle,)
slid Striped Batage and Muslin GINGlIAMS, &,
HeV attIcle,)
a great variety Of New Sdyr CALICOES,
RIBBONS, LACES, and EDGtNGS,
Jackonet aud Swiss Muslin EDGINGS and IN
SERTIONS,
Eiue Linen Cambria Hem Stitched HAND
kERCnIEFS,
Ladies Fine French Worked COLLARS
SWISS, Jackorei, aud Cimhrlc MUSIINS,
4 complete Assortment of GLOVES and IIDSl
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
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6npI0yeu
upon the works distributed during the present year
Superior Court.
Before Chief Justice Jones.

DEC. 10 Christepher Wolfe and wife aud others u.s.
Edmond Mahoney-This was IN action Of eiectment
house and lot in Oliver street, which the defendant now
occupies. The plaintiffs claim title under man named
Stephen cross6eld who had been formerly shipbuild
nah and one daughter named Mary and also leaving be-
hind him considerable property Previous to his death
he duly made and published bis will, by which he dev
sed half of his in fee TO his widow giving to
his daughter life estate as is alleged in the other hale
and in case his daughter died without ISSUE thu her
share to 80 to his nephews William and Henry Newton
The property in dispute fell to the share his phew
a man named Lewis MIR Lewis died shortly afterwards
leaving his widow surviving him. who died last Februa
~ without children and the contingency upon
which the property in dispute to 60 to William and
Henry Newton At the time Of the death of Mr. Cross
Held his nephews were both old men, William died in
1918 Henry was bachelor never had any children
lived with wniam and died in 1901. William ofcourse
was his heir and his deceased brothers property de-
scended to him. William married the widow OF Mr..
Lawrence. in 1870. Mrs. Lawrence had an only daugh.
ter BY her hrst husband but had no children by Mr..
Ing his widow and bis him surviving; he
made his will in 1902 and left entire Of his property
to Mary Lawrence his step daughter then the wife Of
Dr. John CLARK and her children BY the said Dr. Clark
her heirs ct law. The plaintiffs counsel went on to say
that Mrs Lewis, under some Interpretation of her
rights exercised powers over the properly by making
leases and willing away to nephew of hers named
Goticr who is the real defendant in this The
plaintiffs now claim the property under the will Of Viii.
Liam Newton and the present ejectment brought the
the other parts Of the property There no questions
OF fact involved the whole ssolvss itself into
question Of law the construction be given Cross
nslds will that TO- whether he intended to give abso
taken for the plaintiff under the direction of the Chief
Justice subject to the opinion Of the in bank on
case to be made.
For plaintiff, Messrs Foot and Davies
For defendant, MIR. G. O'Connor.
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Varieties.

Count Roumfort is in Pittsburgh Pa, and il a candi-
date for colonel of the LIST relnsy lvana regiment
In Cincinnati. Saturday we H. Herr Driesbach the
celebrated lion tanner. being in charge of portion of
Raymond and Warnings msnagerie, was attacked by q
lion, but escaped with his clothes torn from his back
The Rochester adserfissr states there 10 but one CITY
in the Union New York; extensively engaged in the
tobacco business a. Rochester.
Snow fell in Washington on Wednesday to the depth
very severe storm took place on the Delaware river
Wednesday last.
The schooner Cambridge, beached in oswego hsrbor
had on board 500 bushels wheat and 600 bbs four all
The loss Messrs Alcott Mason by the destruction
OF their tannsry at in this State about $40 0o0
Insured In the Hartford company 5000
petition is about being from st. Louis to the
Missouri legislature, praying the repeal Of all laws re-
curing the observance ofthe SABBATH,
The tnware establishment Of Mr. Horatio Moses, was
destroy cd by FIRE at psterson NJ on Wednesday night
Loss 80 900. Insured $4,000
Daniel DIETRICH, who kept about mile east of
Lancaster, Pa, committed suicide on Sunday last by
shooting himself
Mrs Alexander Hamilton is at Washington, in attend
ance upon the pleasure Of Congress- the Of her
husbands works to the United States Speedy success
TO her
Governor Young had an attack of p.eurisy on Sunday
last. He Is now recovering.
The Rhode Island Historicalsociety will hold public
celebration some time In January next Chief Justice
Durfee will deliver On address.
The snow in the region Of Lake Superior ID alre ady
foot deep and the copper miners have suspended opera
tons for the season.
A subscription Of upwards of 5000 was raised in
Charleston for the benefit Kelly the faithful tssmster
OF the Flying Artillery.
The South Carolina senase have. By vote OF 20 to H.
postponed the subject Of giving to the people instead
the United States.
The Court of Chsncery at Trenton was occupied on
Tuesday and Wednesday with the argument OF mo-
ton to dismiss bill fed against VIM Herman Thorn,
of New York, by the administration of Mrs Hsghf, for
want OF Jurisdiction The bill seeks 70 aside re-
ease obtained by Thorn from Mrs H. Of her right TO
distrbutivs share Of legacy in New York. Thorn
sides In Nsw York and has property in Now Jersey
His counsel insist that there is therefore, nothing
upon which the court can act, and 1t could not make
It's decree effective has jurisdiction. On the other
sde the complainant Insists that the alleged fraud being
committed In New Jersey, the Jurisdiction, therefore,
vests though the defendant il nonresident William
son, Hslsted and @. Wood for complainant; Gov Pen
.A1r.
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The following comprises the arrivals Of the two past
days az the principal hotels Those Of Friday were ne
reign pspsr that almost exclusively occupied the whole
of yesterday Herald
ford f. Jones', New York ; James NJ Kelly. Osorgis
DR. Pease, Charleston; James Brown, New York; j. D.
Lyon West Point H. Ramsdsle, Nswburgh; ). Paine,
Asron-T. Brochelmsn New York; NJ Sherman, Va !;
Evans Lockport H. Evans, Batavia; H. Jackson, Ro.
chester ;; M: Fsssi London G. schsodsr Hsmbursh
8. Allen, Boston; Capt Allen Judge Townsend Buslo
css:ntyo T.Sy S%sis
Gibraltar; G. Randall, New Bsdford r BALDWIN Bsiu.
n. Davis, vsndaiia; N. Rowe, Richmond; +. Hunting
don, Boston; c. upham, salem; P. Washburns, Middle
borough; Jesse Joseph, Montreal.
CITY-Gen. Travers, New Jersey; j. Reeves Philad :.
Bockelen, NJ Thomas, Brooklyn; W. Wiley, Rochester;
Mckinney Tennessee; W. onderdonk, Long Island; 8.
lawrence, Baltimorsi w. McQuicken, New York; j.
Stout New brunswick; F. Blancsrd, Staten Island; v.
Herman, New Orleans; R Johnson, Wilmington w.
Guntsr, Washington; W: Rankin, Dutchess CO; Lieut..
Shepard :. y; 3 Army; " Feney, Tennessee; s. Nc
FaANxLrv.J. Ferris, Peeskill @. Cutler Louisville
L. Strong Philadelphia; G Ballsrd, Mr. Lerseu Boston
Whss New ssssS RosSss R.sa
less New Jersey; J. Talbot do J Ridgway, St. Tho
mas; w How. Cincinnati; G. Partridge, Mass:
r. Paten. Milan: J. Thomas Phiadeiphia /; r. Stevens
Oswego; J. Price Buffalo; J. Smith, Providence N
Clarke Poughkeepsie A. Vail, Warrington; c. Harrng-
ton New York J. Saunderson Long Island J. Ehsrs,
New jersey; Wright, Philadelphia; r. Kennard West
Indies ]. Van Brunt Long Island: Porn, New York
F. segnor. Philadelphia s. Taylor, c. Baker, Albion
s. Sunderland, Troy; W. Glary J. Grey, Rochester |;
w Holmes, Baltimors g. Willbank Philada.; J. L. Oar
iDgton, Albany.
JuDsoN-A Ely, Hartford NJ. Leverett, New York
J. Bloodgood, Albany Mr. Shiers, Long Island ].
Roch Boston A. Williams. Ohio j. Goodridgs D.
Buck. Hartford s. Buckingham, Waterbury; g. Gregg.
ry Boston; g. Parke, Hartford; o. Gaylor, Boston, Mr.
Gray. New Orleans; Rev. Mr.. Goetnsr, Lockport; w
Parker Troy. -
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nounces Athletic Exercises be the philosophers
st0ne"-the animate and strengthen enfes-
bled constitutions and prevent numerous dsea well
enhnce the and proong tho duration Of
life Those who prefer heathul exercise to physc and the
nesmable blessing of sound constitution debility and
are being formed at the Union ymna.tic Academy No i5
Crosby which under the Management of DR. B.
Rch who has devoted the philosophy of de
veopng the physical systems Of the and renovang
the energies OF the advanced by OF
exercises This Gymnasium is the largest and appointed
the continent
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday. Dec. 1875 r. M.

The stock market opened heavy today, notwithsand
Ing the favorable advices from the Other SIDE in relation
to commercial matters. Harlem and Norwich closed at
yesterdays prices. Morris Canal advanced u per cent
Atthe second board the sales Of Norwich Worces.
ter were to some extont and prices generally 81
mar to those current in the morning.
The Cambria brought out Sis i3a in specie
We annex the current quotations il. this market for
foreign and domestic exchange for uncurrens money,
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THOs F. DE Voc.
Rings Compou I'd syrup OF Hxdrlod.t. Of

Rings Compound Syrup OF Hydrlodate OF
Potassa Sassparilla, and Yellow DockThis medicinal
published sole benefit OF suffering
from pains aud Stiffness of hs joints ,weliog
end diseases arising from impu<e ohe blood
It prepared from the purest articles and is
give sstsfacton IL thns pues and quickens the ccua
,ion leaves part Of the animal economy in
feet state of health.
Prepared and sold by c. H. RING druggist 1872 Broad.
way corner John 1t 2teod
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Tag NEw FRs BsLL-This ionv ,slr "a of anne .,a~s
10 the City Hall launched from its mooriprs Be-
hind that dist Dguished building. yesterday. and 10
safely located the top Of edihcc The nrst
Ere which calls II Into rcqusion DO shortly nut ont
Us it will draw all the companies together.
ArrrNrr A svIciog-MrsrERrovs.-A poor German
woman name unpo nj called yesterday at the store A.
South seet and left infant child requesting the porter
TO look after II for few moments She Immediately
ran for the whar r. and attempted to drown herself She
rcecusd by one fthe police snd taken In charge
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Court OF General Sessions. :


John McKeon, Esq. District Attorney.
DEc. 20-David Walsh found guilty of committing an
assault and battery Martha Ford, sentenced to q
months imprisonment In the peutentsry.
VIM Lennon, sb Ut 10 yesrs Old having pleaded gull
degree, sent to the House of Refuge.
Ahsr dsposing Of bastardy cases, &C. the court
adjourned until Monday morning.
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Prize BseT,
The splendid Prize steer

Prlze BeeK--The splendid Prize Steer
Charles" rased and fttensd by Geo. Talbot Olyphsnt
Esq Mount Morris, LiynEsSn county, New York which
also entitled to first prize the late Cariie Fair Of the
American Institute held in this city, f he be proper
stock his weight being about 5000 pounds judges and
yer nm one q ne latest ana
after being dressed will have opportunity by calling
the slaughter house Of the subscriber st house ia
south side, Of svenuel Tuesdy 22d insL and
will be ent and offered for sale Thursday 24th instant,
lda befs Chrm with other choice his stall
No. 9 Jefferson Market. =
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g Isna:ssps and rigurss. y. A wsy, Msr:hsl Mleh
g EsnS:s:p: M Nj coisala a No pi% Y.
" Dead tame Fred. Mead. NY
"a View on Canterbury Greek, NY. r.. Sullivan, Bos
Is View on the Hudson, Cornwall. NY.F. A Cos, NY.
50 Farm Yard Scene. "A. 81. John, Lsmbsrtyls, NJ.
s \. s F,, risG Canterbury Greek Walsh NY
90 The Elopement.F C Havsmsyer. wsstchsstsr, ny.
100 study IRON N seizure s:a M;n'
iOa Milton dictating " Paradise LOST.
ios Fruit Piscs. .............;.;J' Weller ~.
iS a. 9 Pm E;.i:, Rov + chstwcyod n
'0' scene passing pn as oS. Ed R Yale Brooklyn
lo7 Outlet Of wnnpssoses Lake. Miss A. E. Maa;sn,
Elzabethtown NJ
l 0s Northern Italy, q scene Of the
100 View on %d LAX. e'P sss n
iii Search the Scriptures. Geo Peabody, salem
il2 Owls Head Mountain, Lake
lis The Evening hour John Chadwick, Newark, j.
W. H. Harris. Worcester Mass.
iIs Landscape: It. C. Ring, N1sSw vD ny.
is V Wutss Scene GnsP Fch
80 Mountain. n &c H. Harton, Pitt.burg Pa.
100 L [slss sps Vsw on the Hudson '''
l2l Coast Scene, with fishermen. j. H. Obean
Macon, Ca.
Ia Oregon Pioneers. B. A. Noble, Munroe, Mich.
iss Lsndscape-the Mountain Torrens-T A; Howe. NY.
is Fs.saic Rsil: New Jersey Van Wars
l26 Flower Piece. u. w. Alcost, N.
Wiiksbarrs. Pa.
-: wlGtss Piece Edw W rnssy srcza:ncs sd
100 9sna:s.p:, with views: pair .1sa Rssa' Troy Troy
- Landscape, New York
ISL Landscape with cattle. C. Wilkes, ashngton,D c.
ls2 Landscape, with figure j. Bacon Louisville, Ky.
1873 Landscape, sunset. j. l.. Humphry, Albany.
1874 Salmon Fishing on the Dee - B. Kitching N. Y.
1856 sndscappe pair. %. Eustace, Mobile.
1856 Landscape. .............. HA Dubois, Hudson.
1877 Mr.. John Baker, N. Y.
1888 ............... E. French, Sing Sing.
1879 VIM. 9. Boggs, N Y.
I4u W m N COOK, N T.
lH ........... .Robt. M. Charlton, Savannah, Ga.
la $685.. Peter Force, Washington. d. G.
Considerable interest kept up during the drawing
VIM. Havemeyer was announced having drawn
picture entitled Dead Game" (No.27 This announce
msnt brought out rosrs of applause The pictures it
will be seen have been distributed throughout the
try they are to 30 to the back woods Of Michigan
and Maine, Florida and alabama, thus working out by
their silent influence the designs of the society.
The following are the names Of the artists employed
upOp worka distrbuted during tha nresout
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The quotations for sterling exchange slowly but
steadily declining Some very good bills have bosn Of
fersd low ass per cent premium, but not being very
well known found few buyers
We have made some alterations in our quotations for
uncurrent money. The offering in the srestfor
redemption is not large the business season having
closed.
There now twenty.sx banks In operation in Ohio
under the new banking system of which seventeen
branches of the State Bank and nine independent
banks The aggregate amount Of capital of the branches
Of the State Bank IL 81 4e6 III and the ofhs
circulation the I'd of November. 1885, was $50
The aggregate amount Of capital of the independent
banks and their circulation at the period last
mentioned was s6l24s5 There yet eight banks do
ing business under charters granted under the old bank
Ing system in the State, whose aggregate capital at the
time Of the last reports the I'd day Of November,
1885, $ss6s,75o; and circulation, $24Oe sss. The
whsle cf the banking capital, therefore, employed
in the State this time by the thirty banks amounts
to GIT "A; and the whole circulation IS e7l7oo
The monthly statement Of the banks Of New Orleans
published by the Board of Currency, shows that
the asth Of November, they had =
circulation Of. ...............$ sal 1913
Dcposus IsI
s spee; :ni icr::c :.cnsr.. sss sss
sho wing q sound and strong condition. probably far
above that of any sot of banks 10 the Union.
Tho quantity Of certain articles exported from this
port for the week ending December ieth incusve
as annexed
ExroRTs raoM Pear OF NEw YoRx.
To GRsAr BairArr.--Bseswax, lis IL O5d, hops,
bales, $50; whale OIL gals e.67l tobacco. manusc.
tured lbs 100 beef tisrces, $685. beef bbis I27,
hemp bales, 50 pork, bbls, 1856 oats, bushels sses
cheese lss. $50 ob7 oil cake SOL ,oss tobacco, 1879
butter "a $50 lard, 81 o95 bacon, lbs. 9e4s; corn
bushsis ass wheat $40; grease lbs 81 so7 bar.
ley bushels eaos; rice. ierces 1911 beans bushels,
issa cotton, bales s4e; -four bbls a o6s; turpsn.
tine sa4 rosin 4aa; corn meal a74l butter, lbs 5000,
To FsArcE:-Flour, bills. 1850; slaves, NJ, ll,l0o;
wheat bushels $685. rosn bbls 100; rice terces 49,
butter lbS 10 4o7 hides lbs ESQ., cotton, bales 6s
lbs, 90 900.
To sr. DoMvco-Buttsr. lbs, 1850; beef, bills. 90;
dry fish, lbs 50 900; butter AIS; pork bbs Sos lard,
los, 1885, aour bbls SOS, cheese, lbs, 2ss hams,
ASS
To BsrrIsH WEST lSpiEs.-Pork, bbls so7, corn
meal, eoo corn bushels aoo beef bbs 81; sour s,4i
cheese, los, go, butter ESQ., lard lbs, 300. Live
stock-Cows, .; mules, 8; sheep, 1877; horses.
To BRrTrsH Nosra AssRIcAv CoLoSrKs-Pork, bbls,
$50; butter, lbs AIS; beef bbs 2o corn, bushels,
100; flour, bbls, $50.
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Court Calendar for sronday.

CIRcufr Corhr- No calendar.
SursnIoa CoUHr24, l0s, 100, lo7, los no. ia, ll6
o. 20 iie 10 11i las, 1871 lsl, l3s la lt6, 50,
l 4l 81 o. 81 10. ls9. lao; 14I Il7 las I4e l5 Isl
CosMeS PLsAs-PAsr III, g. 10 II, 10, is, IL, 10.
f.nr IA. =, 6,s, 10, Ia, Ia, 10. go, ~.
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Svort gives a concert AZ Baltimore on Monday even
iug. lilo presents nne programme