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Doors open at 90 o'clock Performance. "
O'Clock Boxes 2acenn. Pit lax cents. nl2
MENAGERiE AT NIBLO'S.
MOVE IF B ey
n With the elephants and Lions at and ~ and
Open from Toto s. from half paste to 10 O'Clock in the
". Admission IS een,.-Childrsn. half price.
WAt I NJ STREET THEATEEa FHHILARNELEHIA
LAST TES SbT S EJt SHS q NH THE
wiibs reformed 81 9 i Inns lie new opera of
1hs's s PINT msad'
Dom Caesar dc Ba1.u Mr. Frs sys
Msri!sas Mr., Mr.. sss ssnn
Marquis ..... ...,..............MrA A. Beckett.
k,saaIilio ..'............ Miss Austin
S.PsS,sS q Guard I ES!s
Af' ro Saiish " i ft Il # 'hs
To-nor ~ sesaus Benefit. MI n''m'n
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
"; Z; BURTON. Manager and Lessee
TN ha: i. en- thoroughly i:decoatsd IN 81.
mo, Gorgeous syle and is the beautiful Theatre
BENEFIT OF MILE. BLANGY,
who wi" have Szs snoL 6 an LA IF 'e
city s6sy appear he ensuing Week in
RsiSs = tisSss :-ss5'f Eiis 49,
will be presented the Gt Giz sil1sSof
Gi1elle .........".......M Mile BlmFy.
After which 49,. MI HAZARD
The New s'l GhG GG%%Tlsaue' called
f Rhos;;s. zuma MILE Bl.nsy
' saiarday-Mdi 'BiUtRKE's Benefit '''-'''
TABERNACLE.
THE FOURTH HE HNP LA AER CONCERT OF
previous to bis departure for the south)
FRIDAY Ev H'!9 NJ; p sSY e 18th.
s,oNop. o,C When he will be assisted by
uss4'ssS 0A De 'N 'HH 'EIsn t,oDra
$50 and a full and efficient Orchestra '' N'''''''
Par i.
ssHs. i &: MsS tSm Jo
hS',
'sGns Dss % spa.s as .ss %
|, ov.,,v,. .,,,u,,d;hv r. R.n {. IL o,eA..,,,
csyss'%s ee%s ssI Hs from Luersua 'As'a
dsS I:sSss sss Da' ns''
ms: Ss:s, and Ss
Berg, kessier. scharfenberg.
E F;i;:s:: s S:si %sIi:sS..,s.
r.. ,.r. &C.,, HENRI herr: u..,.
Miss NSI'S. and sisno1 De ssss: Fror.y.nt
n. w p wS at the o. those of Mr.
are ffsm Chickering, factory. ,-n,,.
men requested take their tickets father at
e: 5a e2 o sa: 70 The s S Ss a. tn. mue and
book stores and at The door on the evening OF the Concert
Ha' s. 2ssn at 'el0eA-D'''e' to commences"
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL 70 ALEX.
AMBER CAMPBELL.
"A the following eo%mttss sppontsd to make the
ns .ad b Ss e es
Hotel corner Of Bowery and Bayad Streets on Monday
Dodworth csieSrated COtllon Band Engaged expressly
ASeAm Barker. E En- 81 s1 Baksa
VIII William smith, 5sTs jaSs. Reed
Tickets s-To be had Of any Of the above committees at
the North American Hotel and Green Losees 1888 Chatham
that s. pain: 81
the most brilliant OF the season. ni2 4tsrh
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY-5TH SEASON
Subscribers and the public respectfully informed
place At the Apollo Rooms Saturday evening, November
Subscription. received The music store. Of Ms..rs
S2. Luis HoyEsI X ss
nio5t 10, "a, IA. IL lseod Az Houston street
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
sys s% a4cp. at se + Nsw s0 s
Evening, 18th inst Particulars in future advertisements
VANDERLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
Of che Landing nm PAINTED ,1 ~ ord.,
2. 81 hs Of 11 81
&C Open ssI iio% Season tickets 80 cents;
La ROY .SUNDERLAND'S
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
NOS. IS d 81 WATT STREET.

BetUeem Hudson and Gre,cick streets.
MIR J. MERRIAM takes this opportunity of returninR
1 his most grateful those who have
30 handsomely patronsed him from the first he
identified with tn, New York Riding School, and pledges
himself to endeavor by the most unremttnR
merit continuance OF their kindness He would ~
Evening Glasses IN connection with his Day school, for tut
vember Application 70 be made AZ the O6iee or School
room JAS CODDINGTON Proprietor
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WARRINGTON, Nov. 10, 1646.
Some Inquiries abaut those Gold and Siper Misss and
those Bags Of Hard Merieanss.
The Secretary of War is casting up his accounts Of the
bill expenses We expect whom laid before Congress,
that it will present something Like the following
suit -
To regular and extraordinary expenses ofth
ing war with Mexicon. ........ $ao.oooooo
CRIpfroR,
BY SOC, 900 square miles annexed at 81 per
square mile 500 900
Captured munitions. ................. 100000
By gold and silver mines which we expect
10 and before long ....... 100 Ooo, 900
BY harbor of San Francisco. ......... 600 00o,Ooo
Total. ......... $6Ol 0OO, 900
Deduct expenses .............. 20,Oo0OoO
CIaor ~o;c <baI O0O oO0
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THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 200, 0O0 DOLLARS.
WITH SURPLUS.
OFricK IL FULroN srRrET, BnooKLyN.
CONTINUES to take risks on buildings machinery.
chsndise aud property generally their Evora-
Die terms THIS company has passed Though the great
est connagratInns thar occurred country
they their from them with comparatively slighf
losses to the which they have always pracsed Of
limiting and scafteriug h-r risks All losses which the
company will be adjusted and paid promptly
heretofore.
The Company special TO notify their In
New York, of all expirations OF policies
D. w, DELAMATER, President
NJ imisrc &c. FINN, Secretary
MONEY LENT.
THE HIGHEST PRICES advanced in large aud small
sums gold and silver Watches Diamonds Plate Jew
ef Personal Property. JOHN NJ DAWES
Lcens ed Paw nbroker 232 William a. near Duane A.
Persons received in private oihce by ringing the bell
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PREMIUM BOOTS

QUICK Sales and Small Profit
- FINE FRENCH BOOTS for - 50 our own make,
land wsrrsnted give satisfaction fine French imperial
BDres: Boots for - So equal % those usually sold in
n Broadway for IS or 81, at YOUNG JONES' 6ne
French Boot and Shoe Mandatory one of the most FASH
ionable this city, Our boots received the highest
praise in the late Fair Of the American Institute for the
pncs sold this city Boot. Shoes Caters &c made
to order the shortest notice. Meudng Sc done the
store YOUNG X JONES, Ann II.
nj Imsie
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Ar the parne rshp heretofore and for the last nine
l.ts y ssrsl existing between CHaKLEs OSBORN Esq
Dc.pnr Long Is-rd, and the subscriber under the
a am o. svwsbVnN LITTLE has been dissolved BY the
he ~ ys9orn and that the affairs Of tbs late firm will
Se,eor snd me business conducted the
~ ~ re subscriber his own account old
u5 ShAnbro .. LII LIZ
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..ow.os s,,rICEs.

a Z: III 1 TIE, AuctIoneer.
R THIS DAY FOR sALE-By virtue of a
~ >mortsage, on Thursday, November I2th AZ ii
sod the conents Of Livery Stable good Horses,
woscnes, hearse four wheel Cab, SEES double Hair
ness set single Harness also the building pre-
sea- which well calculated for person wishing 10 con
tinae the business, the is osly $40 per year
The whole will DO sod without resefve ni2 Itsr
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SCOTT & THOMPNON,S

TTY CASH WhoIesaIe aud Retail Family Grocery, Tea,
York; Scott Co.. NO. Nassau street, in consei
quence Of solicitations Of number Of their
cash principle, at the above sol Broadway. They will
stanty have hand the best of the
above line and that sstonsh the inhabitants
the upper part Of the city Amongst the will be
foundt the following:
Tea. Of the latest and fines. qualities; sugars
wines. champagne, sherry Madeira, port claret &c &c
Irish Scotch whskey 1.-THE Scotch whskey OF the celebra
brown stout; EdinbuIsh sna AllOw.y AZ; M.sa fruit
Glasgow spced hams; English French American mus
ard very large Of imported Segar &c &c &C.
sdo pale sherry do. pale gold and shery
Scott's, &c. nc.
PS-Goods delivered free Of ense in any part of the
cltv. and for cash only ois insrc
CE0sk WAkEHOUSk,-JAS D. ARMSTRONG Il
~ THORNTON, No. 81 Cheapside, Baltimore.
TOO 600 Segars emhrac fine and medium quail
ties consisting Of Regaiias La Normas, Catos, Pfinci
pes, Casadores, Relies
terms. m ssrh
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A RARE CHANCE.
ATE 2e BroadwayAgents wanted to undertake the
sale oil new and useful patented article that can be
sed 70 every family in the Union. To of
and business habits guarantee of $500 per will be
svn. Appiy~ q. ALDEN,
No. III Fulton st., N. York.
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CHRIS TIES
q N U N + G A l. V A G
STRENGTHENING PLASTER

l MPREGNATED with the Electro Magnetic cple
aud ed in with Chfisties Mgneiic Fluid
That Of the when pasters Of kind rsed
with the greatest benefit Just appfachns It's therefore
deemed d public attention 10 he pecua
o tie Gvanic eteng henins Plaster which - conhden ly
asserted TO be the safe certain and eectua
world!
These articless highly recommended all canes OF
rheumatism pains and weakness OF the breast
many Of those comp which sma specslly
latle As sf-ntusl for strengthening the
when d6bhafed by dssse other causes certain aid
~ constuonsl weakness prevenilve Tor eods ard
lug Plaster will be found great
The sensation caused by its exceedingly pleasant and
reeabls.
20 Only Agency, IN New York.nss Broadway: Beware
OF spurious and worthless limitations. MA w'r
LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
1 sign my the following certificate hopag thar
Others receive benefit from the invaluable med
cine.
O1yoRp, Oxford Co, Me-, Nov. IL, ls43.
taken bleeding the lungs and had all different
spells bleeding from half glass bali pint
time Ispplird Of the skilful physicians
the County aud received but relief durils
ance was all this offering with a severe cough
sptn blooi Nc. tried various hut all with
by the advice of my friends Itred DR.. WIS
TnkS BALSsM OF WILD GERRY, aud TO my great
relief ia three days time cough loosened, that
raised 18th perfect the pain and having been
entirely removed from my stomach and lungs
taking my secd boule and my healtn dy improving
the parch sng OF astock Of goods with little
ence. Signed
ZEBULON CHADBOURNE, Jr, Oxford, Me.
SIR sale by A. b. D. SANDS Agent for New ork City
also by druggists generally throughout the United States and
Lsnada. nl2 D&W
To LAWYERS AND OrHERs-COPYING-F
ioos copied for 81 ina neat and expeditions manner
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@ u L Y 0 U X + r o OK

Z " y IL II ~ u N.
ITO enen a. the cold weather has
come. you should all know where trock Dress or
Overcoas aud Pants liked handsome with
eus collars Innings bu,,oes and
thus Call the Cheap Store
No Murray, Washington where Won can
all your clothes cleaned dyed and altered fee from
all those greeabe that generally ARTICLES
that you have mad cleaned Gentlemen, this puff Call
and aud will find that charged such enor
nous prices have had to this OF the year.
and meet with great Please observe
the number aud 8s where you may depend NOT to
meet with any DISAPPOINTMENT.
NJ aver A. CORTIsos ~ Murays
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
AIDES Gentlemen obtain the highest cash prices
~ for all kinds OF Wearing Apparel Carpets &C. b. send
and Spring. ". SIOKERS
MA line addressed through the Post Once or other
wise. will be punctuay ettendedto. o20 I'm .rrc
CAST Orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
Apiks or Gentlemen having superfiaous of
~ clothing furniture dispose Of obtain
price for the same by applying to the subscriber
attended TO. M s. COHEN So Duane nj
p. Ladies canhe attended to BY Mrs. M s. Cohen.
nlH Inn rr
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HENRI HERR.
5. Duetto buTo from II Fanatco per la Musica-
Miss Norhal and signor De Begins. Frorayanti.
MIR. TlMM will preside at the Pianoiorte.
The Panoioes with the exception Of those OF Mr. Herr,
fism Chickerngs factory.
To prevent confusion the ticket office, ladies' and gentle
respectfully requested take their tickets Father at
the music and book stores, than the door
Tickets One Dollar each To be had the mnsic and
book and the door the evening of the Concert
Doors open at ocock-Concer to commence at 9.
srTc
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IMPORTER OF TOBACCO AND SEG.ARs,
No BROADWAY, up stars, offers for sale on liberal
Loaf s. Scafars; of Justus smoking; do1
q Nachetpches Stuff 400 900 Of Hsyana sega 1000 gross
Friction Matches, Marck u Backes' fabric.
Also large assortment oil Paper Sesar. various brands
snd wholesale and rer.ii. oe I'm ere
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kfk FOR LIVERPOOL-Packeto Of the 18th Novem
MX( Berthe splendid fast sailing packet ship vICTO
i11A1n RIA, Capt. Hartshom, will sail above.
The ACCOMMODATIONS for cabin second cabin and
Passengers, well known to require camT6eut
Persons intending to embark should make immediate ap
pcation 20 JOSEPH McMURHAY,
MIR cor Of Pine and SOnth afs.
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VANDERLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
DICTURE Of the Landing OF Columbus painted By order
Il of Congress, is exhibiting for short time ~ the
large saloon Of Academy of Design OF Broadway
and Leonard streets.
Open from "a M to 10 NJ Season tickets 30 cents sin
gle ADM sion. IS cts; descriptive pamphlets 90.
o. ywissrc
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THE PIANO taught on very moderate
terms by Lady, who has perfect know
T""V ledge Of the SCIENCE, and who undertakes to
teach il thoroughly with the greatest facility
Terms-Three dollars per month.
~ Any lady wishing receive instruction. will please
ddIess Music, at the Herald Once. OFT tmis]re
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HE undersigned has issued circular dated aand instant
l. enclosing the form OF a subscription required to be
made by the first Of December Tor the completion
the Wsbash and Erie anal and effect the Act Of
the Legislature OF Indiana passed the prov
ding for the payment of interest the bonds Of the State
The Circular has been forwarded such holders
furnished with their address, and in order thar all bond
holdefs may have the opportunity Of the
OF the law, by becoming parties to the subscription notice
now given to such bondhode have received the
cular thar will be promptly furnished forwarded
Pcation personally by mail, to Mesrs. Winaow Per
kns, No. 50 Wall street my Office No. 20 Nassau
street. CHARLES BUTLER No 20 Nassau A.
Dated Oct 20, 1886 oa zawlwsr
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Sk1S PACKET SHIP OsWEGO, from New Orleans,
MN is dsc charging Pike street wharf. Consignees
will please attend the receipt Of their goods inn
N
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The thermometer us. q in these observations,
was made with great care, ana recently on Icing
vigorously compared with another, graduated by
the scale OF the Royal Society, was not found 10
differ therefrom in any part OF the scale, as much
as half degree, and seldom more than quar-
ter IL is placed without any covering prOiec-
non whatever on the front or east wall OF the
house, and remote from an open window or door,
but has been found by experiment to be affected
in the afternoon by the reflection from the houses
on the opposite side OF the street, so that It's Hlt-
tudes at the hottest time in the day are somewhat
too great never too low. Common thermometers
arc found, not unfrequenily, to differ at the ex-
tremes of heat or cold, degrees, and even more,
and in one instance an instrument which had
been repaired by fitting new tube TO the Old scale
was erroneous in very cold weather, by fifteen
AS there is reason to believe that glass placed in
front of a thermometer, seriously affects the mer-
curry in the bulb, II should be withdTawn when
ever accuracy is desirable.
Is SArxM-On Friday, the mercury stood at
"a. 90 9S, 80, according TO situation, and roee TO
lO2 and 3, even in the shade, where the rehec-
ton was strong On Saturday, the theImometer
recorded 80 at 6 O'Clock A. M; SO at 10 A. M,
1.-THE highest point it ever Indicated In Salem at
that hour, while at the same time standard
glass on Essex street gave 80; and at ~ M 70,
and at p. M. 81. At the same time, glasses on
essex street ranged from VI TO lOO.
From the Springfield Republican,
The storm of Saturday evening seemed TO bring
relief from the burning rays of the sun. The se
verify OF the wind which blew perfect hurn
cane for a few moments, broke down many
Young fruit trees, and sed other slight damage.
A new steamboat, lying in the river, drifted down
stream some distance. The lightning was sharp
and intense, but we have heard OF no d sastrous
effects from it. Just about shutdown the western
skv presented n glorious and magnificent nght.
II seemed as il there was an immeDee fire in that
direction. Almost half tho entire heavens WINS
lighted up by brilliant and glowing red
In Pittsburg on Friday morning a, 9 O'clock
the mercury stood NJ g degrees. At IL o'clock
| at 80, and ut 3 o'clock, 94i
In Augusta, Maine, the thermometer stood at
OF during the greater part Of Friday last
In Hudson the mercury on Friday STOOD as
b;o,, "A 90 degrees in several places, and on Sa-
| ,u9dav il stood as high as lO2
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On the 10th and 1lth the greatest heat was, as
usual at about p. M, but yesterday at II P. NJ.
the sudden squall OF wind and ram, with
lightning, came up aud cooled the air in half an
hour to 7st, and twas not again above 81. Tho
squall OF wind and rain, with lightning, at 8
o'clock on Saturday evening, had little permanent
effect The night OF the 10Th WAS the warmest
for many years /; the mean heat OF the nigh, or
from 10 M. to sunrise on The lltb, wns % do
grees; that of the night of July Is, 1854, was 81.
and OF the nigh, OF July 2lst lsSo, s2i The three
hotties; days In this city, of which have an ac-
count, occurred exac,iy twsnty.one years, ago, or
July 10th, ll,h and l2h, 1895, on VII CHI days the
thermometer rose 10 81, 98K, and 90, and the
mean heat Of the three nights was ~, s5i, and
81, and probably in the interior OF most dwelling
houses NJ least 10 degrees higher. On the 80th
June lS4l, the ,heI mometer STOOD but few hi
uuies only at 81, which shower Of rain, md
then another OF hal as large a. walnut., quickly
reduced TO about 20. On the 10Th OF May, les,
he hottest day in May on cord, the 2lst u July
1880, and IL h OF July 1916, it to s. The fol-
lowing table shows the number of days IN ch
wear since 1929 in which the thermometer
TO 80 and upwards, with the greatest heat in each
wear 1t will be that 1885 there were
thirteen days in which it attained this altitude.
and in 1895 and 1874 not one and that five il
about the average:
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Price Two Cents.


The Hot Weather and Thunder-st0rIns.
A tremendous stsrm was experienced to tbs
east and north Of Us on Saturday night last. Con-
siderable damage was done to the orchards along
the Hudson River near Tarrytown.
In the New England States the storm was par
ticularly severe.
From the Boston Journal
The house of Captain Jarius Lincoln was
struck by lightning, breaking all the glass in the
side lights, aud dong other damage. Thence il
passed along the flooring IN The second story,
tearing off tho pla-trr,nx and wood work in one
OF the Chambers and in the parlor below, and then
passed into The cellar, where it played some curl
Gus freaks wiha box OF eggs. In its course il
entirely demolished larg. mirror, and also
damaged large clock without stopping il. Foru-
natey no person was injured, although there
were many in the house, and several in the rooms
During rhs gale several large trees were injured
and the large clothing house belonging 10 the
Rockland house, at the head OF Nanta' ket beach,
was blown down. A schooner, near the beach,
carried away her topmast.
Our informant came up this morning in the
steamer May Flower, and reports having seen in
the bay two barks and one brig, each minus
topmast
From the Boston Transcript
During the thunder shower yesterday afternoon,
a large barn belonging 10 Nath'i Colbum in West
Dedham, was struck 10y lightning, and set on fire.
The barn with its contents, consisting of hay, q
Mr. Colburn's house was also pretty badly burned,
loss $2,OOO, partially insured. Tie barn Of Mr.
Merrteld, in Dedl,am, was also struck by light
ming during the same shower, but no serious in
jury was done, as the fluid passed Oh toward
shop on a bar ofiron over grapery young
man who was in the shop at the time, was stun
ned. A large tree in the lawn OF Rev Dr. Bur-
CESS Westinghouse, was also struck and shiv-
cred OFT about four feet from the ground. In its
fall it broke down cherry tree in an al jonng
yard, belonging TO Mr.. Freeman Fisher. A barn
in Abingdon was struck, set on fire, and with its
contents consumed. The house of Mr.. Lincoln
in bingham, was also struck in 'front.' but the
damage was but Tihing. Those of the inmates
who We're on that side OF the house, were stunned.
At Newport, RI, the lightning struck schooner
and shivered one OF her masts 20 pieces
scientific gentleman in Boston, has addree-
sed a letter TO the Erening Traveller, in which
he makes the following interesting statements.
relative to the weather in that city. He
says.--Durng the last three days, the th-i mone-
ter, which has long been used IN The same place
for my meteorological observations, indicated tho
following temperatures -
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RAILROAD AccIpRNT-Loss OF LIYE-Saturday
morning, between 10 and ii o'clock, Mr.. Mintel
and his wife were returning home, after having
sod out their marketing. The way tram from
Bordentown was opposite the state Frlson, Just
as Mr. Mintel drove on the canal bridge opposite
Sulivan's tavern. Mr.. NJ. being little deaf,
probably did not hear the LOCOMOTIVES; his wife
horse stopped for moment, and frightened at
the noise, started again, which brought his fore
feet on the track just as the locomotive came up.
The horse was first caught by the hoof, which
was torn Off knocked round against the loco
motive, at the same time upsettIng the wagon,
and throwing MIR. and Mrs. Miniel out. The
gears became entangled with the cars, and COM
broken TO pieces. MIR. M. holding on TO the lines,
was dragged considerable distance over the pro-
jections of the sleepers, until the cars were
stopped. AT firs, it was thought that MIS-. M.
was injured the most; Mr.. NJ. walked about the
piazza at Suvsns with apparently little pain.
Patrick Riley Immediately proceeded 10 bathe
the wounds OF Mr.. NJ, and found bis right SIDE,
from his shoulder down, and also his lack, very
Sc iousy bruised. Mrs. NJ. was much hurt MRS.
PulIeH who was about crossing nj Taylor btldoe,
hear 4 Of the accident. came round TO take them
homeF Mr. NJ walked TO tho wagon, and ex-
prrssed m anxiety % get home before lie cd.
He also d-sin thar they should SIND Tor Dr.
Clark TIL. Old lady complained n good deal 70
her husband Tor no, stopping when she fi,s' Z "a
him-Th.y were taken home. nbout niih J, : ~
Pond Run where MIR. Mlnf..l died about othrk
in tie afternoon, and was buried yestsrnry n
noon. HOPES nre enteita ned Of the recovery ~
Mrs. NJ Mr.. Mntel is sa 10 have been np~Mu -
Of 70 and in excellent health. The boi 50 v ~
severely injured rs to make u necessary,'o rsreso
him from suffering, to kill him. Inntom Ntrs,
July IL,
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General Sessions.
Refore Recorder Scott and Aldermen ssoneaii
49, ard Walsh

John McKEos, Esq District Attorney;
JuLY l4-Jridi for Passing fafse 1oksn.--A'
,,,e oneniny of the Court this morning, young
man named George harris was placed on trial,
for passing false token, and rsc ess lhe,eio,,
the sum Of s2s from, Mess,s E,ene'ss a Ssm,es
coo,sndrd that the accused ceived the false
'oaen' or wo,rbie-s check on The UnioS Bank,
Ton, policy dralcr, and IL being 20" tate 70 pre-
sent il ut rhe bank in que non. ca'hd upon ne
80 sen ia,nanrs. with whom M hnd been tong &C.
ounini,d, tob,rro~ So, staiirg that lac then H. q
!, check for $25; That the cotnpa'nn"t-' in,fr
of ,oaning he. am nun, solicited. advanced me
amount oi The check, wirch, ON heni2 iirSen"",
90. ,,,o,,oun..,d 10 n. of mo- value. intsnuch 8
tn, nau. of the drawer was unknown To The our
Gers of the bank. Tie jury, amer a short consu
,at,on. rendered We diet Of not guilty, and u Q
accus. was discharged. !,
The Cour, then adjourned until tomorrow
morning.