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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Richmond.
High Water uis day at J s'eloet, P. ~

ARRIVED,
Sehr Susan, Wilson, Norfolk.
SAILED.
Schr Marietta Burr, Dearborn, New York.
Schr Olympia, ~Stokeley. Baltimore.
Schr Richard Thompson. Corson, West Point.
Steamer Columbus, Perish, Baltimore.
CLEARED.
Oct. 3D.. Ship Columbus. Meyer, with Tobacco and
Stems for Bremen. by Aug. Rohlor.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 2-Auived, sshrs Eliza Ann, Graham,
I'm Richmond; Presto, Wiliei, I'm do.
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TREAsURy DEPARTNENr,
% Auditors Office, Aug s,lsI6. (

Sr:-By a decision Of the Hon. the Secretary OF War,
each soldier under your command is entitled 10 6 months
clothing, to the amount OF S2l-all over that they are 10 be
charged with. There will be other charges. Of which you
will be informed by this office. You will please CONSIDER
this letter your guide, in addition to the ons you received
from me Vi the 3lst ult.
Very respectfully.
JOHN NJ. McCALLA. Second Auditor.
Cap. g.. H.. Tosry, Louisiana Volunteers.
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Tho Trees Of Amcricn.

TIVE TREES or AMERICA, Native and FomiEn. pietstia1y
n and boanieaHy delnsa'cI, and scientifically and popularity e.,
scnbed, being considered principally with ref renee To their geol
Eraphy and history, soil and situation, propagation and culture,
accidents and dgeasss, properties aud uses, economy in the arts in.
tfodusuon mo commerce, and their application in useful aud oma-
mental plantations; Ilust ed by numerous enaavings. By d. J.
Browne, author Of The sylvia Americana.
Just published, and for sale By NASH Il woOOHoUsH,
ne a. \ 49,.
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" The reader cannot tail to be deeply interested in the
description, in another column, Of the rrtils encountered
by the steamer Great Western, which arrived a few days
since at New York, and from which she 50 mirseulously
sscoped.
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NEW BOOKS,
Received i'm advance aI j. w. RAN
DOLPH n CO.'S Bookstore and Hind

cry, III HdTN OIhEEI.
FRIDAY, Oct. 2, 1886.
Baithwaiteis Retrospect OF Medicine aud Surgery, 18Th mart:
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Genevieve, by a Dumas. translated by II w Herbert. LIST part;
25e.
sam Houtosn and his Republic, by G Y Lester SOC.
The RRgdove, OF The PrvaIeef and the Gutter, by J u Insnhan.
2jc.
Elements OF Mortality, with numerous engravings, 37e.
Davies Univeniy Arithmetic, the Science Of NUMBER &c; Use
The Iyaeihth, OF Affections Gin for Isi7, with beautiful plate.
81
American Agricultural Almanac for Is4T; &c
Skyline Leaves. OF The Mirror Of FaH. b. Mrs u ] woodman-
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Mothers Present a Holiday Gin for the young: Use
Doctrine Of the Cross, fluinied In n memorial Of a humble fol
lower OF Christ: G2e
The Floral Year, eEbel iAhed with Boqueis Of Flower drawn aud
eoloTed from Nature. each flower illustrated with a poem, by Mrs
Anna p Dinner, In splendid Gilt Binding.
Hoods SOuthem Church MeIodE:-a collection ofsaeTed Music
arranged for four voices, with figured base for the Piano Fo,te OF
Organ, ~ Geo Hood, autior Of the HiS.oy OF Music in New Eng
fnd, &C.
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PUNCHEON superior old ia. Rum, entitled
u to debenture, Just received, and for sale ~
WADE W. Woodbridge,
oe 2 LIST door below the City Hotel
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RIGGER'S OFFICE, Basement Rooms Eagle
ID Hotel, l3h Street.
ForTUEsDAY, drawing received At ~ o~elosk-PnLsss 25 900.
O0Oo, 1000, 1900, 1879, 5 Of 1900, 10 OF 1000, 20 of 500. 20 OF
400, 20 a. 300, &c. ~ Nos ~ dawn. Wholes -; halves 4
quarters {. hlso-S9O0O, 1900, 1000, 1850. 10 OF 900, 10 OF 200.
&c ~ Nos. Is Drawn. wholes -; halves $50. qrs 55e.
N.B-1he $4,000 Lottery above isa splendid scheme In purchase
a package in, and ali those who are In want Of money ih1uh call
before 4 o'clock tomorrow evening, and procure one At
BtGGERs OFFICE, 18th s.
Drawn Nos OF Grand CONSOLIDATED, Extra o.
65 10 67 Sc ~ ~ 6 4 % - 81 S. n
by BIGGER.
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OFFICE, Ituh Street, oas Door 6asr
~ TIE EIeAaHEs Hotd-Dnwing received every evening
CLARKE sold his usual number OF Capiii Prizes last week, as cas-
be seen by the ltt At hisOfiee.
For Monday. October 9Th. at Exchange Hoiel-3 OF $4,000, Is
Of 1000. 20 aud rs dawn. Tickets s..
For Tuesday, Oct 6th-S7S,O 900. Tickets g..
For "Wednesday. October 7th-Caphals, $4,000, 10000. 10 q
1000. Tickets IS.
For Thursday, Oct. sn-CaPhal+ $4,000, 10000. 5000, 5000,
90 Of 1000. Tickets -.
Call on CLARKE, if yo1 want a Capital Prize. oc
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
TABLE OF RATES.

At Meeting Of the President and Directors OF the RICH.
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day OF October.
isI5, the following Table OF Rates for the Tanspor-
taton Of Passengers adopted to take effect and
after the IL day sf December until otherwise
dered by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
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FRESH IMPORTATIONs.

FRESH IMPORTATIONs.
Try Tus NIP sAnEnICAN,v noe, Ilyetpool "A.
- rect We are today IN receipt Of balance
porision Of BRITISH Day cOoDs In consequence on the t
Of the viii very .n sdvane. sco,
the eost-amons thtm may be foand.- j I'd
Super wool black Cioths bal.
Common and super BLACK Asraeea Lusrcs
New style fancy Gingh.ms
DO do tsiled do.
White Cambries. Jaeeoncis
Printed Outings
euret London wehings
Coddhney Linen Drlhngs
bieached Satin do do
Do fancy do do
An oact cord Imperial Robes .
Cord hustle do DO
ROYAL and sylphde do
Ladies half fingered MIns
no do cmbd DO
White and drab Berlin Gloves
Pearl buttons. stay Bindns. &C.
hp ~ KENT. KENDALL n ArkyArRn 9.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
NHE subscriber has the pleasure of inior ming
his country friends and the public generally JUS,
cnvrd in supply Of fresh spns Goods rendars h,.
Hoek 10 and eompcts~bch he
terms Hts assortment consists part following aricIs
80
100 bores fresh bunch Raisins
SO bore- do.
as a..
IS bore- Oranges in prime order
30 hores Lemons. in prime order
10 fails soft shell AlmonLs
bales hard do.
do FIlbers
do wanuts
fails ffesh Date.
10 boxes preserved Citron
CASKS Zlnie Currants
1000 fresh Cocoanuts
70 doE genuine Ciaret Wine celebrated brand
% Museat do
100 drums Smyrna Pigs
10 cases Havana Preserves
10 do Canton Ginger
20 bbls Ale.
iog-her with large supply Of Toys fancy Goods and
FRENCH Candes also, eomph own
manue'ue warranted any other in
he on'nn JUAN PIYHINI
Ps No laS nett door In tn, Exchange
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY,

NCTdrh, Men Jersey.
store No. SO walden Lane. Ncu York.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
KINDS or INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
NORRUGATED superde Over shoes CIoh farCar ~ Tors
- l Pfcseyers Machius Beading Wstsr Cothinr
every Sth afcls made from lnds Our article of
peuders exhibited Amesaa Institute
snd ae iopafsl examinations and comparison
esvsdth the ffst psniu o Others 40
have updareone uo syHTes sg I'D satsfaeGon
We unres-rvedy invite harehsn,s and
Southern sod South Weern States AZ esfabisen
they 6nd good and assorusn Of India
Rubber ooods Our terms vii b. liberal and satseto
buyers Al orders promptly eIeeuted.
de I6-sm HUTCHINSON 4 RUNYos
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

izzzs4zsEzt&n ON and after the Sd of December
-sz1z-sH ~ Boats wiileave Riehmosd Monday,
Wednesdays and Fridays NJ precisely,
burg days 50 P. -.
Returning laaye Lynehbus Mondays Wednesdays Fridays
III A. ~, and in Richmond day al 81 r NJ.
Passengers for Stnunton,
BY Boats viii leave A. Mondays, Wednesdays
Fridays, Seosvle A. NJ, by
Jpn.
Pa,gs FarBVri aid Clarion, znd HaiaI Houses
leave Richmond by the Boa and Stages Car
tetSylle.
Bo29 BOYD, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
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IlNEITEH ND nINGMnRm.-Tlen .tnni.h

'NNEITER AND HINGwORm.-The astonishing sue-
- efs which has AMENDED The Introduction LOTION
beas DISEASE INDUCES US 10 repeat the oder
otbesEnHaHy aensea may avail themselves Of Ne benefits
ady 10 The city ha been cared long atsndsF-
Der hands at the me he using lotion being
very high state q eooaon We shall publish certificate
few days The Teitef ana Rngwom Lotion 10 neatly put M In
Vas a. so cents ssch-prepared and s,dby
apil GAYNoR 4 WOOD, Druesiss
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IN HHDS. SUGAR, part prime.
sINJ COO bags Rio. Lac and Java Coffee
IS horcs Sperm and Tailow candles
20 packasss loaf and crushed sugar
5000 ihs Sole leather
8 coroons Indigo
50 bores soap
80 bbt prime Moasses
900 koFs Mails
SO logs Powder
500 sacks Astons Salt
20 tons Lump Plaster
Sperm aud Tsnnsrs OH
Pepper, Ffueui0, Ginger
Wuunr and wappinr Paper
HIsiercd and Csu Steel he
u storr. and rscsivinr, fof ale BY
uht o CaENsHAw, REoTHER a co.
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hhmahon and disease always lies back OF the
eye IN the socket Hence the medicine uu reach
the seat OF the ind do uIe good The a, n
rubbed on the temples will directly into the socket The
will be op-ned pfoP-r win be created and IN.
disease will surface.
FIMPLEs ON The FAcE TAM MASCULINE SKIM Gross
SURFACE.
ia ht action In eIpel all bumour drawing
III the iAee IL Tree from matter that
SKIN ana tfequt ny breaking then
When there l. nothing hat duh surface
begins 10 soilen ana soen until
delicate n ehHd throws usng color upon
the now white enhan ng Soe
times in case OF Freekes win that have lain
hidden and seen but seldom Pursue
appear.
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TIME undersigned returns his respectful thanks
Il friends and public for the Of
he has received and begs leave inform them
present for manufacturing Cocks
and those who deal with him will fad him ready
sell the cheapest r.si and honorable term, and
&c devote the most rigid attention To their ntstGsts
Having extensively engaged manufacturing Clocks for
than he believes he has had suen
ppuunes becoming acquainted with the Of Clock deal
aad would hereby respectfully inform all
purchases Of him. that they shall be furnished with Clocks which
be surpassed IN point OF workmanship finish.
well that manufacturers and dealers
constantly selling worthless and counterfeit article abeldIs
genuine Jerome Clock" which fact unwilling acknow
hdge1 om them Of their superiority lie that pnehas
will appreciate the advantage OF buying direct from the factory
10 which they viii be the subjects Of this imposition Al
ORDERS accompanies with the cash, will be promptly and faithful
y attended Wko send their orders by mail rely
receiving the attention personal application Clocks
tended for Foreign Counes Will be carefully selected and packed
reference markets Al Costs purchased
this establishment warranted perform we'll aud ,he
VIII be delivered board vessels Of uAnspO
phTge. With that possible attention shall be
lad 10 the Interests Of his friends ana patrons he respectfully
eciis the patronage Of all.
Warehouse Philadelphia, At 20 North Third Street.
Warehouse n Baltimore, Is South Charles Street
FAcToRY New Haven ~ Johns Street between HlmH
and Market 23-ly CHAUNCEY JEROME.
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parents knew how fatamos medicines
nwaTdy they would be slow Especially
eura 'oSonses called indicated ozenges pills The
IS no one can TELL invariably when present
me say TO parents, that this Save viii Always
worms twill drive every vege Of them away. n smpa
and safe
There probably medicine once
sure and 20 safe Ia the expulsion o worn
IL would be cruel wicked, internal doubtful med
eines 20 long a harmless eIeTnal could be
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NOTICE.

SuPEROR oh London ok snnssee Brandy vintage u 1891
- DO. Old Otafd Dupuy \ Co. vintage 1890.
no. od Pfns, Casulon Co." 1891.
DO. Cd Pcavoifin. 1919
DO J. J. Uupuy Co, 1sfa
With general Of Madeira Sherry Port Caret md
other Wnes of ht and qus yanqea Rua
lh Whrkey cd Ryewh every fiqu0r
Aso, 200 ., 9, 2, and gal Demns urrs BY wbos and
FeiaL ~ Wines and Liquors bought person,
he gfsac will BE- pot % order
/ ~ We ask Tor - tial GALLAGHER 4 OLDNER,
Whoeslie aud RelH Dealers in Az kinfa
| Foreign ard Domestic Wars and Liquors
| ~ ~ No . west Nstn street
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EIanF. Of Ra.essr .f.t.rane. q sOO % ,f.r. Vi
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aud viii The
OLD SORES, NOTIFICATIONS, ULCERS VTc.
That some Sores Impurities system
because they through
nsensiblo Pepraon Ifsueh healed
must have other outlet endanzer This sths
reason why IL ismpohic the
such For they have power open
let OF this morbid and consequences always
This save viii always provide for such emergencies
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1t can hardly be credited that a salye can hay, ,rv -
the lungs seated as they system BsI - -
for AL that this Ointment viii reach the lungs onc.S,
hai can be given internally. Thus placed upon he
en Pehiua'es directly iunRs separates the no,sron.
mat are consuming them and eSI- from the -ys
not Nay 'hAl Is curing CONSUMPTION continual.
~ 1housh We are told oolshness car, moi ,.h,t ~ "a
so long a. can cure several thousand person. yearly,
- HEADACHE.
The SAVE has cured persons the Head Ache of 10
took place. -" '' "'''' ~ i-A' vomiting ottrn
Ague Az Face. $50 UNI '' a. A'0
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TIE preceding ngure /.

Fivsn 10 isPi,seIttns insen.i
e'e rerspiaiion. hs TIC sr.at.ya-
ens'son Tor the impurities ~ the bo.iy
win Dc noticed that . thieh elos,.iv
mist issues iron all points of the .ul.
'see, which indicates that this per-pi
s''on no~sunih,eriopiedls when va
are In health. but essses when We ara
nek. Lie cannot be sustained with.
oat H. u 10 thrown on ~ N IN. b,o.,s
and o,hsr Juices II the body. and DIS.
poses ~ this means. Of ucariy an IA,
impurities within us. In. blood b..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-22

None having received the requisite NUMBER OIL
votes, there was OF course no choice.
John H Bowie - Daniel Z. Sickels. 40
DAVID 8. Chatnsld 80. 90 Alex Stewart. ..... 81
4 On the second balloting, however, the conven-
ton were more fortunate, and they succeeded in
nominating four candidates, as follows
On the last ballot Mike Walsh received As votes,
H Keyser AZ, and DR. Fanzant AZ
r-Timothy @. Cofin. OF New Bedford. Mass, is the
locofocs esnddesfor CoDGrs" in the 10th district
represented by MrAGrinnen. -
Avery skinner 10 tho democratic candidate for Con
grsss In the 2sd district of this State
Horace Bying,on Is named BY the democrats for Con-
grsss in the 7th district, Massachusetts.
The wings Of Queens county, have nominated wes
sci 8. Smith for Assembly.
Isaac Sherman Is the democratic candidate for Assem-
bly, In Erie county In place of L. Barton, resigned
The wings of the 18th district In this State have nomi
mated Peter H. Sylvester for Congress.
The democrats Of Massachusetts have nominated for
Congress in the I'd district Geo. w Dixie; in the 3D. Geo.
g. Boutnell and in the lst Peter T. Homer.
Gao B. Halsted Of the chancellor, publishes let.
ter in the Newark Daily 7dvsrser In which he declares
himself opposed to Dudly Gregory, the whig nominee
for Congress, and desires TO And some good Henry Clay
wing willing to run against him.
In New Jersey the natives have nominated for Con.
grsss in the LIST district Chas Hss and in the I'd Isaac
N Risaon
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Died.

On Tuesday, the goth inst of consumption, JOas Ro-
eldest OF Walter Leggat, aged ~ years and
months.
The friends of the family, and those Of hi brothers
Andrew w and Gideon Leggat, respectfully invited
to attend the funerB this afternoon at half past O'Clock
from his late residence, No ~ Hudson st. without fur
Their inv .tstion.
On the 18th inst, Mrs. ELIZA DurKIN. Of Albany,
widow Of the late Robert II Dunkin, aged 81 years.
At his residence in Hsrdeman county, Tennessee,
the goth ult Gen CALVIN JoSk in the T3d year Of his
age. Gen. Jones native of Massachusetts, whore
he was educated. He removed in early life to Raleigh
North Carolina where he established high reputation
for honor and probity and successful in winning
the appreciation Of his fellow in the pursuits OF life
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Common Pleas.
Before Judge DaIv.

Der. 81 - Tyumdn SHiiman sad wife vs Dsniei Bshr.
imprisonment II appeared that in the year is4s two
Young ladies' named Julia NOW Mira Stllman) and Eliza
Desny residing at New Orleans, and doing blu
ness in the millinery line in that city The defendant
Who resides in New Orleans, had 1t sppssrsd sod sons
shop goods alleged contract tot Them and having
occasion to this city in the same year had both
The parties arrested action of trover when, do
fault bad of $780, they were placed in the Eldridge
street. prison, and kept confined there for one
month. The defence up the usual plea of probable
cause in Justification, alleging that both tho ladies' had
imposed UPON him and obtained the goods under false
treences The plaintiff rejoin and aver legal con-
tIac, ia the sale OF hs articles IN ordinary form OF law
Sealed verdict this morning
Before Judge Ulshofer.
4 Ransom Parker vs. Jamss l. ParshaH Action OF tro-
YER uied before, to recover the value Of horse,
wagon i've milk cows, and milk wagon, in ls44, The
oense tes UP, first, sale 10 sinuf and next that
TIA, they were morgassa 10 another party Verdict this
srsDson.
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HENRY ". WALKER,
Attorney General and Elk ofhcio Bank Com'r.
491 QSl "a

Se4, g52 o. SEA 952 o.
State of Michigan. County Of Oakland m-N. Rawson,
Cashier Of the Oakland County Bank, being duly
deposeth and SAITH that the above statement Just and
true according to his knowledge and belief.
~ RAWsON, Cashier.
Subscribed and to before this 9th day Of oe'
tober, ls46 r. HOGAN,
Notary Public, Oakland Co., ~
Ihs about rich bank rspor, a. We have seen ior
long time. The proportion Of specie on hand 70 paper
issues in circulation, Is almost below calculation. IL
must have required great financial genius to have KEPT
this machine moving for any length Of time and the con
ndence Of bhoders must have been very great 70 nave
enabled the manager have sustained the concern 80
long
q The explosion ofths bank and Of those WI"
IT, broke down the most substantial houses IN an
house supposed to be- up to the moment Of It's
s,,r. moi onx perfectly sound and solvent, but OF
ths mos, careful ssutious concerns in the street wall
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said she had been very kindly treated since to
the Asylum; witness asked her what was the Trinity
she answered that she did know witness then asked
her what did the Trinity consist of she replied OF God
the Father of God the Son. and Of God the Holy Ghost;
the witness said that he had doubt of her intellectual
sanity but that two visits could not enable him to decide
whether she morally sane not
Cross.eIamfned-Wss never permanently attached to
any lum thinks that If she really wrote the letters
to Sloan and afterwards denied IT, and said that girl
who would write them must be bold piece. she must
be either morally insane a very bold piece herself
Here the court adjourned ID this morning.
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Superior Court.

before Jucge Nanderpoel
Ger. 2l.-Wilhslmina Buck Charles YaIies-
Breach Of Promise CaseThs action of trespass
to recover damages for breach of marriage promise
The defendant is advanced in years-sbout 60and is of
French extraction The plaintiff would appear TO have
arrived at that period OF life which Is usually termed
the sere and yellow leaf" Both parties appeared in
court and 10 usual in such cases, large array of f.
male witnesses thronged the courtroom. The action
though brought 10 the shape OF breach Of marriage
tract embraces facts which show that the plaintiff gave
birth to male child which, according to the testimony
Of one Of the Witnesses has strong resemblance to its
reputed father The declaration sets out that the LIST
of January the promise made and the refusal
ply herewith ,de In July, 1874 II appeared that
the defendant peid unusual and marked attention to the
plaintiff and visited her - her lodgings in Orange street.
and various other places whore Miss Buck had resided
A large array of witnesses will be examined both
sdes-the defendant deny ing in full the facts and slega
tons forth in the declaration One two witnesses
to show the defendants attentions, examined,
upon which the court adjourned to this forenoon
Before Judge Oakley.
Ezekiel j. Moore Charles j. CromtpeH-This was
action alleged breach of contract in relation to
building brick partition promises situated in 18th
street. The defence up that the work not pro-
perly executed. Sealed verdict this morning.
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Married.

On the Doth inst JOHN Hicks MACY TO CAROLINE,
daughter of Henry NJ Carpenter, all Of this city.
In this city, on Wednesday morning last by Rev. W.
8. Balch Mr. BENJAMIN r. CHAYYER and Miss PKAsp A.
HARMS.
Al Beaverwyck. N. on the Goth inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Ford EDWIN HurcHISsoS, Esq, Of Woodstock, Vt,
TO Miss HARRIErTr A. BEAMAS, of Hanover, N. H.
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U. s. Circuit Court.

Janes Brown, thomas Norton. Thomas L. Buxton,
VIM. stevens, Peter Johnston Gustav .indh, James o.
RaybSrn VIM. Simpson, John Brown and Thomas Har-
per- yls arraigned indictment for revolt at sec,
In the "A HUDSON, her last trip from Liverpool in
Augu, a n,sa put on trial. The court charged, and
thsJury W Ihpsndsr averdict this forenoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-22

DEMocRArc ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS The de-
nocratic committee appointed to nominate six
teen candidates from this city TO the Assembly,
convened at Tammany Hall, last evening, and
entered upon their duties. The following gentle
men received the highest votes on the first ballot
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THE PTANO-STNGTNG--TTALI1N-
ENGITSH

MRS MORLEY Pup Of the Celsbssted Crovilli and Sr
l George Smart. prep red TO sye lesson, IN smnns IN
English Italian and Pisno Fore nj her reoehee,
No 80 LIsPENA AID sree hat Of her pupil on rsson-
able terms Mrs also ready to teach schoos IN
in the city in the country. -, -. ,.sn.S
" musical accomplishment, eonneeed MIN Iennss
educsou Is the passport 70 80, ~ Nv. .,h a
varares should place themselves under the 81 Us
Morley. w. ~
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The discounts considered good have increased within
the past year. while those lying and in Judgment
have decreased those in judgment have also fallen or
This is important SO far it goes but tho total amount
in judgment still very large The amount Of specie ON
hand exceeds the circulation. We do find in any Of
the returns any sppraisement valuation of the notes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-22
Court or Gcneral sessions.

Before Re corder Scott, and Aid. Walsh and Jackson
John McKeon, Esq, District Attorney.
Der. 7l.-Triai Of OseGr Hoyt and Coymsn MehcH'
for assault and battery with intent to kill Catharine
Raynor continuedThis trial resumed at the OPEN
ing Of the court this morning but to the hour OF ad
joutnment q o'clock p. M nothing had been done,
with the exception Of examining tow witnesses the
part oil the accused. The will be resumed
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