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WILSON'S SERIES

NE SCHOOL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hHoII'HN I'I'
Otory-Ji cents.
History Of the United States--6l cents
American History, limo. large-l %
Comnreheusive Chart OF American History
The School Histories Of Nj Wilson are chMaeieiissd
admirable afaptedness for in the schoOlrO0m
The school History Of the United states - accompan
with G-osraphca Notes and explanatory Maps giving
decided value over any other history OF the klnd-it IS
displacins many OF the inferior histories
Te PaIc schools Of Cincinnati have recently, after
careful examination. adopted Wilson's History In the
place Of Mrs Wlards
Teachers Will be furnished with copies tor eAaminaion
wilson's Histories Published by ,
MARK H. NEWMAN co. 100 Broadway n Y,
A liberal d discount made 10 schools. so
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SCHOOLS.
DANCING.

A DODWORTH $50 Broome-st near Broadway
n. classes for the ensuing season will commence on
Tuesday Oct.
ID. dermins d unnecessary 20 enter INTO detailed
ace INT the al taufages &C his school ~ his own
quaihcai0ns would simply state that he teaches All the
dances Of the present DAY and those 90 proper manner
Tuesday ard stlday a halp Tor lsdies .nd child
req Tuesday and Friday Al haifptst Tor gentlemen
Soirees twice month, confined entirely 60 The pupils
Private lessons any time not occupied b. the classes
10 waiting the Polka, HodoWa any Of the new dances
Academies families attended. slf jmlstp
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Art AID ~tIf<ff
DANCING

A CARD-Mf ". WHALE and Daughter respectfully
n announce 60 the ltdes and gentlemen ~ New-hork
and Brookyn that their Glasses i0r 1915 viii commence
AZ Constitution Hall 90 Broadway Tuesday, p.io-f
H. aud Al Gothic Hall. Brooklyn, Monday, October IT,
Cnses isd and gentlemen a. their Private Academy
tq Sisthasenue. on "wednesday, sept -. Instruction
given daily in all the ami fashion lbie Dances and
Mstxes of the private Academy, Oh iAth venue
al information viii be given Pad.euarsin future 81 YER
t,..o,.ufs .nt rfrrnfsf- si ~
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srpys,oR CouHr-Brfore Judges Oakley and Sand
ird-Dec s-BryaH OHud ~ PAU Ne~g.--
This mater ~ t. an important point ~ ps'u.
IN suits where bail Is required the law says the plsnth
shall declare before the end OF the hrst term after e
return OF the writ Judgment OF discontnuabc" en-.
tered according tho rules and practice OF tnr court
Mr. belongs 10 ST Thomas and came 10 New ORR 10
June last for the benefit OF bis health where he Was ar
rested In rover Al the suit Of Mr. % Hsrs Tor an see
conversion Of notes Tie put In ball as required ~ tn
ststute plaintiff did not declare before the rno Oi
tine term alluded having obtained order from one
OF the Judges extending the time ON the eround that ne
wished to send TO ST Thomas. Mr. losan on D"hSh 81
defendant makes motion for discOnunusnce. sno con
tends bstthe Court has no authority " gran. susn OF
der IL being directly contrary 10 what was Intended Oy
the statute the latter being peIemptOry that tnr tlAh
shall declare In the time meuilOncd ana ihAt enia
the time As asked for la this case 10 st yuhs neA'
comes exceedingly oppressive, AS me oelenosnt ns.
be- surrendered by bis ball and kept 10 jail Tor almost
any length of time pleasure of the Court ON arhrf
apple s,on for extension and after ALL tue charge prove
To be uufouDded-that the words according 10 the
rules and practice" &c merely referred TO the manner
of arrangement legal business, and no, conerhe
mower such rs this The Court thought however ssrre
ably TO the practice hitherto pursued hsd tne power
10 extend the time and denied the motion Tor dsconun
uaucs-For plaintiff Mr.. sedgwck, Tor dsiendsn'
Mr.. Logan.
CouRr % COMMON PLEAs-D Aaron
Yan Yaltep5rs VI. Robt Harttey ana Js'"es az %
k,ubsrg-In this case verdict given for defendant
and motion ia m .de for new tal-Hew tnai granted
costs to abide the event -
S,basiau Lehman aud Peter Byyne ads Etaor Ihomp
son It al In action Of irespass 10 recover
tor defendant who held the rst door OF No % John
ST. obstructing the wsy % the lots occupied oy
Thompson & Coz tn Jury rendered verdict nr pam
m Of $50 and the Judge gave certificate ina, ths Tres
pass was wilful and malicious whcn enhanced 'he Ss'
Motion ls made for tria. on the ground nst u
should haze been action Ia the case aud not
The Cour, denied the moton.-Verdici confirmed Win
costs
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES.
LINN TIE CRADLE 10 TIE GRANE.

Adanred exclusively her Instruction 10 the nsiua
f Iii her system and All the diseases Of her cutlcti Pc
rIods. by Eduard "A Dixon. MD. Pp. ID price - =
fourth ed ton Also, By the same suthof similar WIZ
,ssre..4d y Young men pp 10 price II eighth eoiton
-. work adapted every reader and CONTAINING com
plete review Of the symptoms, causes aud treatment OF
49,, sse.v and ..o every kno-n disease Of that system
-pu 10 eighth edition, price 81
hDr Dixon pupil Of Dr. Mott, aud practitioner OF
,ht@eu years standing His books written with great
seic.cy and yet with apparent desire U cenmu
H'01'' fEssning Post
We hope these works Will obtain The widest possible
.i,,'i.tiorfr " T. Tribune.
Thsy are worth their weight IN Eold'
49, Rochester Democrat.
o.. y..-si.liy recommend L toour female friends
lChustzn Advocate.
We most earnestly recommend their INTRODUCTION lnto
go IEga-ing Bulletin. New Bedford
We hope they will md sees.- % eyefy operative IN
thi. ritv Voice Of Industry, Lowell, Mas.
The Information contained iu these books j. worm
,r.bis their rrice-ycs. hundred times told"
''- lWashinzt0nian, Boston
CHARLES RING. cor. N J0hn-st. and BROADWAY
Agents wanted throughout the country - ,,@od-
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Ram AND SUCCESSFUL RosBERY.-A bold and
successful. robbery was committed in the vicinity o'his
city ON Thursday under the following circumstances
Al old gentleman named Sisphsa Savage, was coming
Wes, the packet Arriving al tue locSs eNs, 81 .us
city. he concluded 10 walk abort distance nc Na'
soon joined BY person who represented hn'ei q a.
merchant, from spencorpori. he proposed ~sA
ihroueh the helcs 10 another point on me cans - 'o
snd OF carve TIE old gentleman readily sssen'ra
aney soon came u drunken man who was seH'oo W
voc kouod pretending 10 count large sum Oi uione5
INC sPSneerPoFt merchant entered nto conVersstloo
VITA hi'rs ana examined bundle which Jay nesr nin
On the ground This bundle eonisned ring which sne
merchant took good care that the old gentleman should
lie then told the drunken man that he h.d better
take care OF bic bundle, contained ring OF some
value
The man II contained co rng and offered 10 bel
81 OOO that II did not The merchant took the bit and
While counting out The money turned old msu and
ssed hi n how much be bad saying a. be h Al him
A.. seer the ag there could DC max In betting The
usu,uectipe old man immediately drew forth hi. wallet
containing $o37 lend him the balance, which the pre-
tn6ed sns,ched and made Tor the woods with
m. merchant close In bs Mr. Savage came 10 lhs
civ aud the police arc the search with little hope
of success 500 Of the money Was on Oneida Bank,
6,as newly Issued ard $2i7 IN old tens on The SANE
bank. lhoeneso' No'> -
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THANEsGrvING.-Tso States have already desls
mated Thursday the 18th otSS0vesn1er ss a day Of
Thanksgiving aud Prayer Almighty God fof his many
benefits and blessings We aiuce - New Hampshire
and Missouri widely sepsi siei By distance bgi auimai
cd by The sane religious and grateful spirit The Cover
nors OF other Commonwealth will, no DOUBT speedily
follow suit and trust that the happy spectacle may
Ds presented Of entire nation every rtlc 10 tne lie
public DosiDg before the Almighty Ia acknowledgment
and IN praise on the same day Phi ioqurer
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TO TAILORS.

rI'HE UNDERSIGNED has remaining on hand few
copies al his celebrated work on Cutting among which
are lev copies I'll ghtly soed but IN other respects are
"a unnecessary anything IN praise OF inc aD0t
,or a. IL is universe acknowledge BY the trade 10 10
the most full and c0m arrangement ever before pup
hshcd 80 IN
Price Of the book complete. ..........''''''ei0 w
Do half bound. ............-............s. W.
Do slightly sOilec - n'
Address with remittance, w. h. SIlNEhEao'
10 imDxW Ii3 Broadway, New-York.
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MATTE AI.IZATION

lust PUBLISHED, a new work entitled Naiurslikation
u Of Aliens or The Aliens Guide 90 CinLen-hiP, ana
Cont Manu containing sketch Of the laws with difec
sons And orn. of proceedings for the natural zsion VI
,iis In fbe United States With Notes and an Appendix
Nv Geors. ~ Scott Counsellor Law. For sale by
- BELL a. GOULD 80 Nassan-st.
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prPprTuAL REyoLvING

4 LMANAC-BY BRONSON 4 BAbblI-Sno~in ~
Agsht each day Of every week and month OF thr year
when h-y gin and end &c. Very useful IA calculating
rent board tuition dating letters. business &c &c
bE ,od aud silver coin u the world M our currency
80. I'd f by silver COIN, convenient 10 all &C &C All
pri.-d within n spheres IN different coloTs, tnd ele
..rtiv mounted Prcs only ~ cents. Published BY A. ;
kARNE- ! 90 y. Y. and 1tner.- - lLruH
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THE LATE BATTLES

~ NENlCO-A foil account ot the recent paitles on
Coners and ChurubnscO. together with The capture or
Vera Cruz and tho battle of Cerro Gofdo, with maps
diagrams and engrayings will found the edition
Of the illustrated Life Of General Winfield scott Just
A = BARNES a 90. 81 John-st.
In press and will be published shortly, the hsi9ly .,
the Mexican War with maps aud eneraynss, by Edward
r., ,I-~.aI - pc u cents ~ a
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FIRE IN WoRcEsrER-The large barn attached
20 siesrns Tavern. Lincolnsquare Worcester was
discovered 10 be on FIRE about eleven o'clock last night
and was burned 10 the ground in short une There
were about twenty 10 the stable Al HE time oe,
longing mostly to ,eamsers who had put them up ios
the night; only two Of them were saved o-.
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THE NEW WORLD.

A NEW SERIES Of this popular literary Newspaper is
about 70 be commenced BY 10 original editor fhN
Reni.min The subscription price Is - year, when
paid in advance II - will be required Afdfes' the
ESi,cr a. ROSS WILLIAMSON,
"a l.. Pnhlisher. ll6 Nassau-st. New-loT
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yvyST PUBLISHED

FI'UE COMPLETE NNULENI OF I0nT'TTTT'IIF' 'Ia' :
1 Recreation by Ixaak Walton and 'hafle. Cotton, WIN
biographical preface and copi0us notes by the American
editor. with steel engrsvugs and woodcuts fuce - -
nlain and u bound Also the American Anglers Guide
an Interesting work American Angling handsomely
bound in cloth Price ~ cts For sale By 80
JOHN J. BROWN co
80, 10 Fulton 81. near Nassau.
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~ The american P0ty,0i' is the name Of a
NV Weekly Paper just started at Norwich, Ct TO pro
mote the election Of Gen. Taylor 10 the Presidency
commences s existence with the usual disgusting can,
about the evils Q: party spirit, the corruption Of the old
4 q
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DRAWING

f. WATERsTON would respectfully inioIm the pub
J.c that he will open his next session Tor the
drawing IN black lead OF orayon' and p.nunt ~ 81 u
,r oors at e09 BroAtw sy on about the 18th = sep
t.her For farther particulars, apply at Ms residence
- MalkeI-st -,
q. ,...hirg 10 .cbool. 81 Inn
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CLOTHING.
MERCHANT TAILOR


L'RANCIS Il MCELROl late ~lin W ~ T. JLHSlSss
Co OF Broadway bczs % announce u IS i5.rH1s A1
49,. .bo,e Wm L. Je4ula.s d Cos tor the purpose ~
c.rr,ins On the merchant tailoring business IN al ne
branches Al al times he VII la.e on .A.l .s I, an
most fashionable of read inade .-ln A.a ~ ssl
punciually . any cGsiom ~oik MS o4a e1'ysis o. ne
public may favor him with falcaAsnt Is -i' Isd ~,
he vii be able ~ sell a. .o~ = aly 80. ' =. s
and he hopes By stnct integrity ADD sen-on - s.ness
70 i.a ~, er.yst, ADD hosiery Of al dsscr pons
on S.ns aust In.
(,F>TLEMEN,- FALL AND WINTER WEAR
u NM n JENNINGS co Draper. and lailors I'm
rte, OF Cloths. Cassiuaefes. NestnSs Anc Dies. lt-
80. ~ III Broadway. Americas Hotel-InFoush tor
EN- AGENCIES shall Be kept M const-n. VI r
vanoa. novelties Of the London a.a fafi' ma Ass ~ IN
the Of reudeun. oar es-piii-7.-- - 49, -
~ r.r numerous patrons. continuance OF Nnnsr aF9fs
- -, eqfessor D merit By a. adherence ~ moderate
chars~. end rendering the style an Character o. O-i gar
rnent. second " no house 10 The trade
TIE o. goods iof al ana W i-,si az s 80.
peiio. Ge CAsimeF-s for P1nA-0ons' AHa 'e'-.ns' IA
~. - 81 rs.ay-uisde garments, we shall have an
.ils ~sstrn.iye supply consisting 10 oar well sno"n
st,e. VI SAGA ycl.os, Dies a-a t0et 80 pA-.A
vests, c0.ss, Ne, win &c -. -. - .f.
hsssrchets doves sasPerceEs hall hose sa9is under
drawers, &c
ntNTILOON--s AHRENs, the vel sno pa fAni.
Tsii1r ID. Auu-st has steiy r-cefr- over IT" pieces
49, cs..inisrss OF which he makes PAns 70 order Tor
- French I'D Eus 81 black cAssireres and doeskins
=. :. ~ = p~r r,lr warranted GOOD CT ~ sale
cents WHO are Of PAals vii DO vel y cal 81
~ Annst
VroUAIR COATING>-Dab. brown, b..1k Aad
W. "a Csn-da xray Cloths for OseFooafs Al 81
Broadway Ai1''''' ." wM r. JENNINGS, 4 co.
,Ttxy .TYIE- SILK aad Sam Crsyats-sa PeroT
l\-..'itv ID pocket INKS, J1st feeeit 81 p
- "A- = American Hotel.
CI0TUS. CAs-IMEREs, vesnns', ke--Ihe best
N Tie city sale By ne yard % piece a.
81 Broad~.y s--l W. IJENSlNo, : -
NUoICF PKRFUMERY saa FaasJ soaps - o.s-
Nssse d bsrIaias, Il CofsaHeN
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~ The yacht Coquette, Capt. Perkins LETT
yesterday for Boston. She is fast sser, and will,
weather Permitting. make the best Of time.
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- ,oerheaa,. t.raduared Magnetic Ma

ri
.hi,~.-rhese new a.c beautiful instruments hA'1 =
lived ne geuersl cOmm-rdson u the ecicA pfole,
- ~ th, civ oa account % heir great smpcl.y ADO
s..r-r they are confidently r-c0miucrcrd - % pc Z
~ rl beautiful convenient and efecla.l article 81 th-
slDf hich ever been inlrreesse . nc pubic u -
.i, Srr U.s. 10 Iruiy wonderful E.ch machine . &C
"L..-s "a n, n.n.. Win full cirecIlOns aud
evnP lsr,ss~lsrri al sold wholesale end Zeal, -
'' 49, =, d. q NOOA3EAD, - Broadway, " I.
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NEws FROM THE From IER.-We learn from
Mr. Barnard. who lately arrived from Toreys trading
house on the Brszos that the nsisn Agent Major Neigh
bor. expects to meet delegations from several OF the
der tribes al the trading house the 18th Instant
,Ruon.rs have been sent 10 the Camsnches, Wsc0es,
caddoes Towaccsnnles and their associate tribes, ana
many Of their hiefs have agreed to bold council al
The trading house that day al the next full moon
large quantity of presents will be forwarded TO the
trading house, TO be distributed among the friendly
tribes santa Anna the chiei OF tbs Cainhnches
Pssayuca and Mopecbusen will probably attend 10"
council II IL rumOred that the Lipaus and Mcscaores
have gone toward the Rio Grande and have become
hostile consequently IT is not probable that they will
ehes commanded by the Chief BrOkenleg has recent
he Mexican settlements. Tho Waco chief denies that
any an, of his warriors engaged in the attack upon
e surveyors near the san Saba He says none u ihe
Wscoe. have visited the Colorado THE Summer.
This ststeruent s IN part confirmed 10y the Dehwaics,
VINO intimate that the surveyors were killed by the Va
abchcs The dustin Democrat referring 70 the talk oil
s4nta Anna with Capt. Grumbles at Frederick sours
saws Santa Anns declares that the Tour men oil Hays
Surveying party killed 10y the Wacoes-tha be saw
hr scaps Ia the possession Of Of that tribe II
nav be proper here To- remark that John Conn"f mo
Dslaxsre Indian who acted Interpreter AT tho taA
had some doubts about the truth OF santa Annas .'aie
mnt He thought 1t possibe that the men were klied
hy pArty of Cpmanchcs who were In tredefcksbufe
when HAYS was there his way 10 the place ~nere hs
Sesisued surveying and who left immediately alter
Hsys old though bs did not believe Ssuta Anna hs'
any egency in the murder even knOwiedg" OF tbc
intentions vi the band which is eonec'ured cOmnueo
the act ihouSton lei SeP' "
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TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY.

WI purchase heal E5tats.
4 OCArE OR SETTLE LAND CLAIMS, procure ~
I-,,s or otber Documents 1ccesssry 10 p-f'sct Ies
s1rv-y Map ard s1bIgice tracts Pay Taxes 90 lsnas
~ non. residents OF abs-ue-s Redeem Lsnds solo io
T.r-, settle scco1r1 with different Departments oi
tie s-si- Government, Collect f0frier DrDss, 80
-, ~ 49, ,.ir... arp-rtaiuink General As-ocy
A 81 the above rrG sse- IA lLe Pfa1.-e y.
In t- supreme and Uslrcg Courts q ne ste-r ~ &c
$50 - Dstrict Courts u he Uuis7d States fcr ne
sl.l- u r-xs AID will give prompt s1sen'l0n " - '4'
ues. entrusted 20 heir care. .Lx s,-,.. -
~ AL -tt,Fs sn1 c01muD caiiocs n1sn SslS
h....-sx 4, BE- Addressed % LORENZO shEh" OcD,
S1s-hoss " % ty1o 3neOc
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nth great regard,
sAMI-EL lHAkLION.


Had tine f,lo,vng addressed 10 the Rochester agents
MEs,Rs Po.r WtLLfs-GeHfs. II Il with no ofdinsiJ
feeling. 81 pleasure enabled 80 Inform % mo
cnre have ex penenced by the Of DR. Ophans 'ese
,hi pf. Fi.efunry which obtained from you case Of
piles with which have been afflicted My sunefnss nave
been almost beyond endurance, and cannot be known Or
agined only BY those who have experienced Ike ahic
ions. ,., - -,
IA ,ddfes. YOU that through you may make known 10 ny
iend. and neighbors the truly wonderful virtues Of D
Tpbams Eectuary which shall hereafter Keep on han'
A. lind 10 beneficial other respects, removing obstinate
cosfvene,, morbid accumulaiiOns ia the stomach anu
boyses and 70 purify the boodthus removing the cause
of Piles. when a speedy cure must follow -,
needless 20 add that previous 10 optnnk the rieo
usry YOU, had consulted many OF our best pnJssss
bnt 10 little or no benefit should you know case Of ma
hgnant Piles please refer them Al residence IN
the town Of Gates where shall be pleased 10 CIV. the
much particular information than am able 70 90 III
hi ronmnnicstion JOSHUA BEAMAS.
NORF RAPID CURUs-sURclCAi OPERATION N0iDth.
gentleman whose be ~ my once cail
ed some six or seven months and obtained box OF
called 10 get box for another person lie then informed
me that halt box had entirely cured hun that ne haH re-
CONNIE ded the remedy 90 six or eleut persons
OF whom we're cured II also recommended Dy ~" 70
adv who had previously and at the time vas suffering
much from the plant but being under the care Oh nor
family doctor declined using i Her conditiCn not pn
inprsyed by the attending physician second vas ctln
III and she informed thar nothing snort OF
an operation could give reei-this ANNOUNCEMENT, inuo"
-, ttrvv Fectary aud two boxes made perfect cure
Sold Wholesale and retail By WYATT hEiNhAh'
~ Futonst. DR.. A. Upham, 10 bowefy' n ~ snd oy
Druggists generally throughout The United states ana Jan
adas Price 81 box. IT.. ,.
- a 49,, aust 6meod lstp
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TAIIORs.-Ths Fall ana Wisisf E1sSi9 . 20 t2r
1877 ana 8 ready FOR sac a. --e -. - p.Sa-
Alsoa select stock Of tAors shears
ersyons Ae &c. for sale cheap 81 A 1880.
81 2wDA2tW. u Fashion Emporium SortAna-st-
DOWER LOONs--Por sale, 50 rsrrc~ Looms Of
superior maze, Of iron. weave tv1ico N0.e
cotton wooden, sstirsts, ksntucky leans t~s's -
dnis with change c>ans They Vii DO ssal - -.
nszirs q q Bresdsa WV
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NOTICES.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS
HIERs g. VIZ LIS,
iy9 Sfu' I3l rassnu--f. ~ Il
IT,. ,,uu.di,,c Rc,rorntIon of Eden and

" The Immediate Restoration OF EHtu Hnu
the Beautiful City.A Lecture i % be oen'rIsl ~
CrSton Hall corner VI Bowcry Ald DiVision-st oh "sa
nesday sept - at Z; p NJ on The above subjects INC
W-st it, immense resources. lie Beautiful Oltyi ls IN
preccdented advantage their easy attainment Ac- 10
conclude with piece u music and poetry composed r.
pecan 'e' '-0 -' - St.
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MoNDAfI -fptHn nUCT q.
~ Opt Friday the 2ith last ? 81 Cartuiens
licenses for the current year had been Issued being 2C7
ess thAn last year
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BRAIsTEDS' SALOONS,
LArE TEsLEs MUSEUM D'i
>yorl. and Erie Railroad Company

~ Newly ork nnd ttlc t.ai n 90 > - Ii -
-.~v - h..-bx notified thai the anugA rcctoa lul
director. for the ensains year val be he'd = We y
The Company No - Waist In the Sity Of Nss
The lTAa.fsr BOOK. viii Be closed fron the - o. ssP
TENDER I'll the day AFTER the election ofus ~ -
rsctor. NATHANIEL MARSH, seeFetay,
- VI S.nt q lst1 I0Ol-
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MELANCHOLY ACciDENr.-A lamcntable occur
took place NsGvoo, H. Thursday night sst
the family of Mr.. Tellcy. who has until within lew
wceSs rsslded tor number oi years past IN this city
lie purchased property short time since In Nsuyoo,
aud removed there with HE family bu, as be had
lived there IN the days OF Mormon prosperity be was
dec AIRED as ne, proper person settle ihereslthough
be- had entirely rcnourced the Mormon faith reyersl
wears sgo and removed 10 this city where h. has nur
sued the trade Of carpenter He having received init
nation ss the designs OF portion OF the community
toward him no prepared himself, aud became much on
the alert on tho ght before stated after the family
had retired and be being asleep his wife arose and went
out of the house without his becoming aware OF a. lie
va. WAS awakened by bearing noise shout ihe preml
e.. io,.nding ~ modest bim ha sprsns ior bic gun
"a nal Al N a, moment his wife came 10 The door and
vhle al, MAS entering H. be nred tho Dali passins
through Der lung. and lodged 10 ihe sP'nr' Meao Az
was Immediately obtained. but II was suppose" n@' sue
could uog live. a., ..,.
Ti.i. he second Instance of like casually happening
10 that vicinity within short time Inc papers uen
uooed tew days ago. OF All did revoi1uonsiJ
named Hatch who 10 nearly ninety years ola oa' o
mon killing bis wife BY nissks In his enoesroF 70 snoo
,hose who were moes,ing bis house. ST. Louis hep u
THg lsPERiAL DUTIES ABOLISHED =" o iekIh
that the Act passed BY the Legislature OF tnis
sco.ishing all duties collected at the Custofn -
New Brunswick under Acts Of Parliament hss icoo'
The Royal assent, and will come ioto operation on toe
lstdsy OF April IL will remembered tost inc
Revenue Act expires the day, and meantime
the Legislature Will have an opportunity OF pAsios
bill imposing one duty Only articles imporfSd 40
this province. which will be great relief to the trade
OF toe country and facilitate business very much
The only Of the Custom Houss hereafter will be
10 register vessels and carry out the Navigation Aess
This will doubt be done By officer Of the Provincial
Treasury and the Province besde being relieved from
the complication Of business occssonod by two depart
meats viii be saved very considerable sum BY the re-
suction u oos Of sssa tst John n. BruaswsksT sd.