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United states Psssns Once.
= IuIv %. 1910.

ON the petition Of Henry Burden, Of Troy New York praying o
Of patent granted 70 The SAID Henry buraen of m
In RON the expranon OF
MA which takes odd day OF November lete
ordered petition be heard AT the Patent oce on
ART Monday 70 O'clock and AL
notified appear and show they have why said pet
ORDERED Also that this notice published ntceencer,
Republic Union Washington North American and Gazette,
PhdrIpha, Tribune New Daily whie, Troy New York
aiy bee Gazeie Psbur, Pa Daily Atlas Cincinnati
once week for three the rt Monday
IN 0ctober nexl THOs, EWBANK,
Ht Commissioner Of Patents
ar,ors Of te above papers please copy, their
bills 70 once, with paper containing is notice
July 0--law3w &
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BY GREEN q TAsTEr, Auctionesrs.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN-on Saturday, the
osth instant, shall sell the premises At O'Clock
part Of SIS, fronting north
feet running back 100 feet between an and 5t streets
CONTAINING The above described hand
somey Persons wishing make good investment VIII do
well attend will be sold 70 the highest bidder for cash
- GREEN TAsTET,
I.Iv o6-a ..H Aucuopeers
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DIED,
y cooKmAN. infan, son Of IAxr. H.

On the a5h nst HENRY GOODMAN, infant Of JAMES H.
and Asa q. Boss aged months
will take this afternoon, a AZ O'Clock, from the
residence parents 4 where The
Of the family requested attend
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The following information, transmitted per Telegraph
from Washington 10 New York, appearing in nearly the
same form in several New York papers of Monday,
roborsted as Il is by circumstances within our own
knowledge we suppose to be substantially correct, and
therefore copy It
WASHINGTON, (sunday) July q, 1888.
"WDIiam Carey Jones, whose resignation Secretary
10 the Board OF Mexican Commissioners has been prev-
fornia with most important dispatches for General F.
Smith In relation to the future government Of that country
Gen. Taylor 1.-THE Presdent1 has determined take all
the needf responsibility in unorganzed territories for
the preservation OF order"
Mr. Jones has already left Washington on his route to
California National Intaiigen0r.
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.s, - r,.sxtv yesrr standing.--Mr SETH ". towLs-
ss. Having been afflicted for more than m, ye, s,sscS.
81 h.,s.cs ara having adopted medicines wi ~ -.
relief purchased about three Year. NV " . ~
,ws serv from the effects Of which obs.,ne9 m 49, ss
~ ~ ~ ~ had taken Tor mat diHuc1nS
% ~ he repeated valuable bairsm zen
81 prerc and Oppression on ~ csIsdy
and, nas, tender you acknowledgment wch 70"
win use ne your judgment d'cts'cs. r, m MAYNARD.
.A.eus oyros, Portland March ., leS
- !. ..n.,. .n,e~. risned l. BUTTS the wrapper
prs one dollar per botue six bodies for nyc sons
FOR sale by y o. rtmrs~h;nsson b. G.
July 2f-H 49,
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The Tammany Hall democrats in New York have re,
pudated any connection with the free-soil party. The
following are among their resolutions:

Resolved, That we look every attempt engra the
question OF slavery Of the doctrines Of the
democratic party eminenfly dangerous the
both Of the party and the Union that while regard
slavery as an evil and should regret its extension yet the
bers the subjects while under
of the States OF the Union encumbered with pop-
the nation cannot have common faith such question
The democratic party is neither prosavey nor an anti
East and West, entertain their opinions and
according their own convictions on this irrelevant que
tion.
Resolved, That win not become parties any treaty
negotiation for what is called union with body Of
pretended democrats Of spurious organzaon and that
only admit Of political fellowship with them when
they as individuals support the principal measures and
organization Of the party.
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NORTH American Review for July, Isfe--s5 per
IN
Law Reporter cor July, 1905 per snnum. #tf
Journal Of The Franklin Institute for Julys5 per
Just received by agents, TAYLORr& MAURY
Who take subscriptions, any part
United States July IS
AND FOR sALEI within Of this city,
go acres OF land, part Of good cuvs
uon and occupied BY four wei wooded and wseed
no with small he msda equal land In Prince
Georrrf
This land win be sold particulars
apply 10 sIMMs SON. or n
EDWARD sIMMs,
snV@-N Penn. av., Washington.
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Dedication eass.-Hedth Of tie city.
NEW ORLEANS, July 20--p MT is reported on good
authority that Mr. Wilkinson. late cashier of one Of the
banks in this city, is defaulter a large amount.
The health OF the city continues remarkably good.
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MMBRCIAL AFFAIRS.
masEy MARK Ell
Saturday, Nov. I5-c -. ~.

Fancy stocks steadily settling doEo At the arst
board lo-cay. Erie - new, fell OF q ger cent, hrs
Railroad n; Farmers Loan, u; HARLEM. Y Gsoton
Company. = Long Island y United states e's isoT
advanced u, and Reading Railroad y Reading odd
Harlem the u,ost active fsocies The former irE
proved acton In sop.squsoce 81 demand 10 so'ne
sztent f., tbs bears for tbs fuldmeat ct ma'ur-d
ouasrsc's The bulls In Hairless are nearly di'con
ragged and We -oud not BE- surprised ans lay 60 zee
~ Immense quantity ~ ,bss stoss thrown Upon tbs
rarket aud forced of At decline Of several snt
here w,rs saiss ~ tfie seven per cent .ss,ud mort
tase bonds today at n,s per cent oisoouat Nearly
three m, nths' Interest have accumulated 90 these
securities. notwithstanding when they st- oaiiy
deprscIsiirs in narkst ,slse AZ present sfN'ss
thy are equal TO ten per cent investment Uaol.
taists do not like them; but they are safe enough
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INTELLIGENCE IS, ruE NAILS.
Oar Baltimore correspondence.


B,lr,n,ss, Nov. II, Is<o.
Reception 81 Henry Clay Tao Cobin,t Rupiws-Mu-
cannh CaV-- BOi,ts &c.
movement is on fop. among tho waigs Of this city,
70 get up grand public reception TO the Hon Henry
Clay a. he passes through 20 Washington They all
Arst love, and the that be will probably take
charge Of the State Department, meets with hearty
rsfponfe.
The recent sryoIs Of Mr Cisyton's attempt 10
tamper witt the Nlg jek Buald attracts much az
tention ia city aud si,-s strength to the rumsr
that General Iay igr vii d. mssd his withdrawal from
the cabinet
A verdict Of 81 500 81 "a, obtained yesterday By
Messrs John Met uii1ugh < 90 ~ this city against
Neon Basilsl 81 Pt'4 tr ths luldllment
Of contract o. appear tl.s 49, tue dsf.niaats
contracted g. dcr.r uUo OF fjor In this cy
~ 80 20 per barrel ttgt uy tfr-c-d O0l barrels
but fsued % delittf enc btto rhs plzintifs we're
Frequently cunJ .iitd bar ~ bs a1ce heavy
Lore, To- rhieA tieg hts- h..s.hi IN. suit.
10 the Btli-1fe fIHf aaies during the past
bovurd ttrtet. They ft ai1Vbtia cry villa and
~ h3 "a .t 90, ~ 80 t5go -; ni "ssx:
Inspections or fie wees sfr',' 2 i,uasus Lafs ard
guahttcs, vis.lo-ari ..t ~ btr,els a1i a half
ttErtii ty a4ls iit. h'. o.. q 1t b aehan-
has, ssbhisi auii, t. ..Htn Sii = sbrls sad
hlls snd e hilt1 r.iuf...l without ny
'sisiict. sslss u .s,i. 90 q .i,, red s,n aa -
srctiy ir.nc. fi g. p 90 rU.. So % 30 81 2 aui family
-four, vilc ~ % .t 6 w. 'trHp uu niot rstei Tho
Sal, 90 hc ctte 20 o.. s.s f,. 90. s. 20 ~ esnts.
80 Niil- tt o. '' . eos 81 20 - srass,
Tfcf I'svlg se', zoe toe. board yei.erisy--
~ Fiar.a IiIt tI Hli'.H"." - d. .. uig1 so;
o. do &c., . =. - d., d.. Fol a So L. DO, s1ss "a
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scers Jenkins and Cr.ssous went 70 Brooklyn With the
expectation OF finding Thompson ana prury, aespisg
smother appointment on 70 tale the lead aDd
Jenkins followed him; and Wilkss ana smoer A M. u
smith took post OF sor.tssr a.,
about twenty mautss and ON receiving signal from
" likes and Smith, the officers closed on Drury and
Thompson Jenkins suddenly seized Drury BY one
arm while Crassous took him by the collar Of tue coat
Drury pretended to be indignant ut this trestment and
said to Jepkius why do you squeeze my hsnd' let
20 - Isnkips gave him another squeeze wAen Drury
dropped tour bills Of the Eagle Bank OF BRISTOL which
had been altered from ones That's just what !
wanted - said Jenkins 1hsse things not mins,n
said DIury. We'll, how came you 20 drop them, II
they're not yours!,' He then opened his hand, and
showed two cents which he said hurt his hand when
Was squesxed The cents were In his hand foe the
pose of being used as weights TO throw away the bills;
but Drury bad no chance to do rs be intended He
was then conveyed across the river and locked In
the female department OF the rombs to keep him
from having conversation with any one.
After the arrest made, aud Drury looked up,
Wilkes, Smith jenkins, ana Crassous, proceeded to
Astoria for the purpose Of searching Drury's house
No sooner had they arrived than they young
Drury driving into the village in = wagon They ar
resed him ON the spot and then proceeded with the
search the result o. which the hndipg Of two large
boxes Of gold watches TWO boxes containing valuable
watch works box containing Jewellers ell, box OF
watch crystals small box Of diamonds and eneraids
trunk OF silver plate. box Of watch springs, aud va
iiety If things in the Matchmaking line evidently
the result OF several depreda,ions In Office cut
building which appeared TO be Drugs sGncgm ssrc-
found large press for coming nber Of
steel dies for doublsops, dollars and Haytien money
squares If glass for altering ba.k notes fancy type tor
inserting letters chemical stuff for erasing ink nches
for mailing dies and other articles Of similar cha
Iscter
Mr. Wilkes Is entitled to great deal of praise for
the manner in which he has txed this business, aud
stopped in full career who has been for long
time pact pert to the community. During the pro-
Of the matter, he proceeded to Albany, had
interview with The Governor explained the whole affair
and requested Of h that the Attorney General would
take Of the case which complied with
here said to be Q number Of witnesses to inter-
mediate portions Of the care. among whom 10 one who
the boy deliver the box 1T the door aud his
iat at the lower Throughout the latter aud
arduous portions Of this business Mr. Wilkes has
been assisted by Mr. NJ &. Smith, and has received,
will be seep efficient aid from all the officers who
hg uTeG in the closing scenes
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or . temporary investment the interest viii be,
without doubt, for . time punctuslly paid. We
have little faith in second mortgage railroad bouds
for permanent Investment, particularly where such
large sum 10 secured by the nrst mortgage, In the
Erie.
The quantity Of ccsl transported on the Reading
Railroad, for the week ending the 9th instant was
~ SIC tons total, sqs ss7 tons - the Sohuylkill
Canal. ~ ,072 tops-total, 437, 6s2 Cons.
The following banks IN Pennsylvania have recently
declared dividends -
Easton Bank, per cent; Doylestown, per cent;
Farmers Bank CT Bucks County, per cent; Chester
County 4 per cent, Farmers Bank, Reading per
cent Montgomery County, per cent; cham rsburg,
per cent. Miners Bank Pottsville, per cent? Far
mers' Bank, per cent; Lnocsster Bank. per osnt;
Lancaster County Bank per cent Lancaster ssvngs'
Institute. TX per cent; Columbia Bank, per ceat.
The annual report Of the Wilmington and Roanoke
Railroad Company shows that the gross receipts for the
past year amounted TO sSl7Ss7; expenditures, S2l5,
ss8 ST. PROFITS s64 eos AZ number Of through pssssn-
gers IL 2o7; number Of way passengers 1855. Com
pared with last year. this shows dimnution of re.
csips expenditures and passengers and increase Of
the profits
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Nav bsLsAss Nov. 10, 1Sts.
The market fer cotton s,-.dy sni tho demand
tive. The sales, yesterday reached 5000 bales.
Nsv OALGArs. Nov. II.
The sales OF cotton yest-rdy 6oo0 bales without
chang. IN prises middiifg 10Y. rhs sales OF the
week amount 70 it0C0 bales sssed receipts 90 900
bales
The Americas 2eWs ~sS received here last night.
prFrALo. November IT. P. NJ.
Receipts inc- yesterday: Flour 500 barrels; wheat,
5000 bushels corn, pn,e Tho market continues
firm for -four, with moders'. denand-salss 600 bills.
Michigan at - 3IL " he-' = In fair request, and
prices steady about 10 COO bp sr changed hands In
GLIDING Southport, AZ oac aHd iI~sukioat roc. The
supplies Of very limited ssd sales
ported Holders are firm. In frsights, there 10
change Of importance.
tts.SY November 17-oP. NJ.
Receipts sincs yesterday Fionr. ~ 900 bbls wheat,
none; corn 600 bushels; harley. $500 bushels There
IL good dtmaIt TOR tur tNd notice sales Of $500
bbls including common brsud- State aud Western at
- a 81 50; straight. 90 ~ ~ rs 81 sly; pure
Genesee. ct 80 10 Sh25 ~. u In active request,
with fsles $3.50 bushels at 81 SEQ The receipts Of
barley limited sud prices steady; sales 1000
bushels at te SOC. for too rosed, and 90 cents for
four roved. Oats ere acc sod ARM oo0 bushels
old
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The Hotels.


d. H Maury, 8. Army: Mr. and Mrs. Brown,
Hyde Park; General L. Hsston, Buffalo; Hon. A. X.
Hsdsy, Troy; J. Duff Boston; L.. G. Robinson Ports
mouth, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Hall. Massachusetts; j. c.
Meyer, Montreal; MIR. and Mrs +. l. Green, Norwich;
j. Savage, A Sierred and NJ. Castro, Mexico; Amos g.
Corwine, u. s Consul, Panama; w r. Robertson, NJ do
Carey. Mrs Sands and Tevedoro Bare, Mexico; Capt
Schooner, Troy; W. u Ntxoa, Georgetown; Mr. and
Mrs. Roosevelt Illinois; John Herman Albany; Mr. and
Mrs Richardson, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs Stuart and
J. Collins Philadelphia; w F. Alberti Baltimore; W.
Holbrook, Boston; J. Z Doley and J. E Doley South
Carolina; w. Martin and MIR and Mrs. Aiken, Charles
ton; w. Lewis, Mobile; N. Terry, London; L Va
lee, st Leuis; j. Thomas Baltimore; and e. Wilson,
Utica were among the arrivals, yesterday at the IT.
wing House.
I'd Stiles, Philadelphia; j. P. HILL and Ed Cords,
Boston; ii Silver chelmsford; NJ Msstrio, Virginia;
C. Atkinson Charleston; Bosche Spencer and Silss T..
Burrows. Belgium; r. Miluroux, France; s Dexter,
Philadelphis Holmes, Baltimore; Hon. M Ryer-
tnn Ripgwood, j.; II Kendall Carter, New Orleans,
arrived. yesterday. a. the American.
ID. Carlton, Nassillon, Ohio; III. W. Fitzgerald, Phi
1sdtlphs; Gardner Chester; DIR Strsus, Swtzerland
M. Pratt, Boston, Il. Lsndon, Burlington; Mele and
II. HARDY, New York; Colonel Young Maryland;
Cbichester, Troy; r.. Wells. North Adams; DR.. Dorr,
Bath and }. Appleby, Richmond, arrived at the
Howard.
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Our phnaasiyi.,. correspondence.

f'utsr'. rs,s. Nov. N, 1ssJ
Tie PacNi Slg T'frar,.H u, .a,sas II NJ Clqy-
Tie Ear.u sis A. g.
Nolitile anxiety T. e., u his oty Ia regard 70 the
critical dtusuon - the packet .hp russsr1rs nov
ashore near isdau river saa 90 the plsce vhsrs
the ship sxaiatA stranded aud piooes AZ the
time The Tuscsrora v,lt a.n,ts ths weather vas
hgey, and thsfo 90 ptst bos-i and Il Ia
th, ught that Cept rucry Asd ,ssds more frequeat
use q tbs lctd the coast as very gentle slope
fuot more than fsthoHl - tue milsJ the acoideat
might have been avoided the rsscarra 1, the larxast
ship that sail from ihis prft aui J. partly injured -
Her Iu'ssngfrs trssfiy GEO ls bub.ri we're landed in
fafety last tytuue. sh uIf ss.ther urpv, favor.
able shc rsy u eOt OF st.n-a l,uen sifaculty
Mr lay Qtles With t. od Aud IN husiasticailv at
ttehod t'isnd louty WHIT. - nv. afternoon The
ths Office q Secretary az state generally credited
by he friends here
Nutsitas'andipg the uuf4ra-s IL slyloes BY the
Csrada the cettsn fosrH.t i- u,,t out drm holders
DIV itennt aispttd q fuhlli. 60 . redsction. The
supply Of hour and graz. D. tn- aud prices
eontirue stationary. rffh he pstn OF which
bef ssAily secunsd si,.s aud good brsods
~ Hour, for export o. 50 no o. az ptiocip,lly
~ the fcrler fgufe iar-e sales 81 good sat prime
req Hhtat % al % o. et ~ aus ~hite at Al rs;
yellow corn 80 mixed ft ali sale Of weArl-
~ n. tUc southern Sc atc.. aed Penn.yIr ania
y, Ssc rrosi.iops uui~t sisaut. q, Liverpool sd
Cd. per buslcl for rrsfu anf - 20 pc ton for
pfCvlsluns Joii,rs scarce a 81 Is 81 aIhs to
hoston, 81 So TO bhoie rlaad. aud 81 10 to Nev
Nofk
No change in ths none, osrs-s stocks are a,,et.
with ssiieht aontrard ttotetcy Annexed are me
sales ~ the
IirH Board-i siN Chssp.ss. I'd n.i,.ars Col "a.
tSo Lshifh6s 81 Nv tiy g.. ,ls' leo state ss loGx
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Trouble among iho Indians and Canadian
rsimexa-.vhrr !. sm-d CoiIIsIon.

UEfRSIri NOV. II, Is4v.
We have received in!sliig aos ~ the steamer Frank
lin which has ust arrived from tho Ssult that great
excitement prevailed there IN consequences OF threat
sned collision bot the lndsns and miners The
Of the difficulty ApPesrs DO the refusal
elect Of the Canadian aush.ites to compensate the
indiana for the land IN po.session Of the Quebec
Mining Company, they having made themselves re-
sponsibs FOR the payment ot tho money The Indians
numbered about three hundred smsng whom thirty
white men. They had stolen three oaunons, and we're
their march for the purpose Of attacking the opera
tvs and taking possession OF their property by force
The lndans being well the most serious soDss-
quencss are apprsben
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TELEcRAPHIe INTELLIGENCE

S>~@~N~>>~~~~~>>
Terrible Steamboat Exploslen-AwfulD De-
attraction OF Humsn Llfe-OnS Hundred
and sixty Persons Probably ALLIED.
NV OnLEAss, Nov. 16-A. n.
terrible stsambost explosion occurred here Last
evening.
The steamer Louisiana, bound TO %. Louis, wheo
about starting from her ~hs both her boilers,
shattering her TO atoms badly injuring the
steamers Storm and Bostons, that we're lying Asng.
side.
The Louisiana o~dsd Wit passengers, - wore
also the other two which had Just arrived.
besides many woundsd.
Already Atty dead bodies have been recovered.
The Leves Is stream vith the dead and dying, and
hundreds OF our citiaens around the melancholy
scene rendering all tho a,ss In their power 10
those In whom spark OF life rsnstus.
Dead bodies legs, and heads, scattered In
every direction and the light presented is most awful
tits At present inpcsribs 70 ascertain the names or
number Of those who lost Az soon ~ they can be
collected will forward you another despatch.
tsECONO DEspArcH.
Nea OKlsArs, Nov. IT, 1919.
Captain Kcnnon, Of the stcsarr Lousisns, has been
arrested, and held to bal Ia The Of $4,000. The
explosion having been at'ributed to carslessness, .
searching Investigation uil ebarly take place. Many
more dead bodies have oetu found. Tho number Of
Killed it Ia believed, wiil reach 200. besides many
dreadfuly woundsd Ths Gags OF the shipping are all
1T hslf.msst.
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Supe rior Court.
efore Justices Duer, Mason, and Campbell.


Before Justices Duer, Mason and Campbell
Nov n.-Grcee X Frguson James Fsrguson.-
In this feigned issue had awarded, to try
the TACT Of adultery. The jury found verdict against
the d-fsp dant New trial granted, the evidence not
b.ipg sufficient to warrant the verdict.
fla Holden rs Daoid Banks, s1riuor of WsHiam
Gssd The heirs devisees of william Gould de-
CEASED, necessary parties defendants to this suit De-
murrer allowed with costs With leave to the plaintiff
to nd within twenty days.
Sar gsl Roosevelt Laurence Deforest, Jane Defors
and John Dfrsst Motion to set aside decree by de-
fault, disniissipg the bill, with coets. The plaintiff
having been guilty Of great neglect motion denied,
with costs The costs Of the defendant Laurence to
be OF. dted On the judgment
Robert Hooper aud Others ~. J1seph Tuekernan snd
others The assignments to TuckermAn void upon
their face ard create resulting trust in favor Of the
assigDor. The Assignment To the plainti6s under the
ipsolvept laws Of Nsssschusets IL In the nature Of
voluntary assignment. aud the plaintiffs, assgnccs
may prosecute this suit In their name. Dsmur-
reis overruled with costs
Desm,ren and others Pollard aud ethrs.-Applica-
ton To set OF much Of the judgment - may be
ceessry to satisfy the defendants costs. Motion
granted without costa.
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Eosiee.-Lett~r Bags or Packet 9

Eoties.--Letter Bags or Packet Ship Hst-
TlhoUEs for ,,rpooI sii close .. The Herald oe. Nov
sailing packets for Europe ut t~o sseh
Later Bags % steamer CAMBRIA for ualfa. snd Liver
pool viii slo.e At ss above oees Nov h. a 10 miHu,sss
her board aoc viii prcha by haul Per IS sorsh
hver ,n'9 ne stream ~. s'esns All h Isdlng must %
fIvs cabin un.sArsd ,hieh val he let exceedingly O~
street, f a. oI w%s i Is fulton street. iA" 70 '''h'
For CsIifornia.-Tne very rsst-s sailing brig
Emma rre-oett rsekn.r msstr viii ss Tor noa Grey
Wednesday sest aud can Comfortably accommodate br.s
S.r,b Kiva 100, Of Trsnliia rect. or eS S...sa.s
The nrst Cold MEDAL aw~roed Co Dagucr-
~ the American lnstuta awarded favor OF
~ srss, eorssr o. srss way snS Fulton street ~Asfs
There you'I Gnd 'em. -"wh, arc mis- cas-.
he referred Jos rs, "a Ann street We 0sadsi
b." re. e' t. S Ire ' sc sSS g.. s s.s r.
jonas ousou and wonaer his Boots the CHEAPEST
~"U wv ." 'V""' ----------------
The great onsr, for or. Week move. az ss
- Hiram hneersns ealebTs,ed CHEAPEST Care
- he 81, e. TIE sse,s % -, ssl.
.,rg.. rIustss sus. on lou se snIsd 20 = fssae ga
this tppcitvni'y.
". n. Psi,nsr's business Mems Almanac.
81 en'ips,s yelopea's aud = aed si,h
tsisr The fstm'r. $40 The mechanic Tee satsys sas
fsst pssnted aye such indispensable Tor daily rufe
renee With ever, business .csu bridss Chrones.
AIexanser's T,i-ob.vbe.-- ~bts celebrated
~, ss.ons LIQUID Dys remains us,arp rsed ~ asy
osnsr q fui'os and iilis% .sresi; -'1 y u '''
Li,,e,o asiY Dyo. Ph~,on's sn.,s~..o
sage hsr Dye Invention, color IN. Hair sht-
hr' 'ss moo go, -, Arpss y,sos iairry 70 -. ss,.
isss. az. srs'T I've 'r'"'' "'' '' hottie '' '' az
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Superior COurt.
Before Chief il

Before Chief Justices Oakley Sanford and vsndsrpos
Nov II Sides Cg tie aud Others sdsm. Dsnfori knots
fon aud oes-Moticn to set aside report Of Referees
denied
The East Rirev Mafuai Insurance Co. ads. WilRsm
WaH Others Motion for trial denied, and also
motion the sfhdsvits for trial denied with
costs
Jshn Hasbeck and ohsrs Jsmes Bishop and others
Judgment at the Special Term affirmed, With costs.
Court opens at 10 o'clock, Monday morning.
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SraIfSTlyG.

CENrREvIrLE COURSE -TRorIING-rHUasOAY.
~ November q, At ~ o'clock, 7. NJ Match for s. 900,
mile heats host three in i've In harnets Nheplay names
oh. heindecrg JohntOu names T. Jchnson's COLT fm
msoasy after porse OF $50 mile hsss best three ina
In harr,sA j. Nhspley enters MAJOR A. COpkn caters
eh. sngelise; G. Bfrtine snterr m. Vernon faid D.
Smith h. frenchey The will iesve the south
Ferry, Brooklyn, at o'clock. ~ returning the
sports Fare each way, 70 eents.
JOEL COSxLIs Proprietor.
NOTICE. TO SFORTSAEN.-A SHOOTING AArJH
IN will ~ Monday, Nov. 18TH for irst Eok
,h stub Twist Pigeon Gun at the f.t u Bergen Hill
the Dob Ken meadows j. over pigeoas st ~ cents
s.sh vl be The sround for the OCCASION Shooting 70
ct u oosck precisely.