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81 ~ 000 MILWAUKEE, y and MIS-

N
ROAD BONDS for SALE.-These Bonds are available q
proved BY the people the late elections they the only
Railroad Bonds in the State that can be so used.
The receipts of the 81 miles of road completed, for
the month Of October past s5072 Six miles Of tho
road brought into this day IL will be completed
six miles further by the first Of December and to
yanesvie II miles from Milwauke, BY the 18th Decem-
Der next. DELANO. DUNLEVY K Co, No. 10 Wall-d
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NJ. u and 81 The Urr'sd S.atrs, appellants John
GnsnAn and v hillls1s's heirs.
Thess csu>s argu ~ Ar. Bib 70. the sppe A1
Nc 81 TIE Troy Iron and Nail f&story, appellant, w.
Essstus Corning 81 al.
TIE srgumeut Of thls csuic ws Commsnees y VIZ sc
VEN for the appellant.
WEDNESDAY Dec. p, 3D.
IJ pdrte In re David Taylor &c.
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered tho opinion o. tne
Court, overriding the motlcn OF Mr.. Brent :,
No 81 The Troy Iron ab1 Nail Factory appellants w.
Corning ct a. " o..
vens for the appellant and by Mr. Seymour Tor Tue
lees. a,
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A.e-urp srAnnua ArrRAY. = Two men

sd Iobn walker s,f John DonneIly got into dispute
:, m oeioai ca Wesine sday night while in Caiharnes
when DonneIly becning very angry, drew knife and
stsibed his adversary inhctng three severe wounds he
VS. spbseouently BY Officers Hobby Sanmis and
Young, eIthe Sey.aih Ward, and held 70 await e1ami-
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Chicago, Illinois.
II G. ADAMS, Banker and Exchange Broker.
Collections made az All business in the line OF .
Broker promptly attended to. Dealer in Land WsTsnfs
Reference John Thompson
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OrsIcE OF THE NEw-YoRx G,s-LrGHr Co,
Dec. - 1882.
yU,HF ANNUAL, ELECTION for Thirteen
i Directors of this Company will be held on Monday,
the 10th day Of January next at the Office No IA Centre
from IL TIL II O'Clock A. NJ The Transfer BOOK WIN od
from the 2ith mat until after the election By order,
N'~ c. L. EVERIIT, Secretary.
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OHIO STATE INTEREST, JANUARY

Besver.st. ALFRED T. EDGERTON, Agent
LNOR SALE.-CLEVELAND and PITTS
Il BURGH RAILROAD Co. BONDS, four years to run,
Z ~ cent. Coupon Convertible.
MILWAUKEE and MISSI SSIPPI RAILROAD Co.
FIRSTMORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE8 y cent SEMI.
AKRON BRANCH RAILROAD Co. FIRST MORT.
GAGE CONVERTIBLE y cent. SEMI-ANNUAL
DELANO, DUNLEvY Co, No Is wallst.
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.VIDEND NOTICE.-STATE of CALI.
~ FORNIA SEVEN PER CENT. CIVIL FUND

TIE intee., falling due the LIST day Of January 1853
the SEVEN PER CENT. CIVIL FUND BONDS o. tho
this civ will be paid and after that date presentation
of the proper uIons at our oihce. =, .,,,
VI ''' WINSLOW LANIER Co, No. 50 WaiS..
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SOO LAND WARRANTS WANTED

O ~ the Mexican War, Florida War and Wu .
Inos Patents located in 1912 long odd for taxes
so az feiens located snce 1877 ia Iowa Wisconsn sad
a LIMOS. Inquire OF q. q. sHUFELDT, No. sNsssaaH'
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This State ard Ivy Lecture and difria'i,n d cirulrS
lay before the public the genera plan md object We
hive in view in the estrblsaneut Of the Pcope' Cot.
leqe and pay ouch Agent Reasonable compe ASHTON ..
hi. services from Ire funds Ct ts As.ocia.ion-n
McCALLrn, 7. c. PETERS and +. Price.
On motion adjourned 70 9. p "
Oct IL, = p. M--Convention m.t--Presi-
dent Tlimsu in the Caair communication was 70.
ceiyctl and read from ALASsoN HoLLY Editor u TIE
Vyomins Mirror d-cus-on c'I:erel into 10 the
practcnilhy q cur project In whicl par TAX By
M Bacon Mic Stone, Prot Eyan' Dr.. Culcaeon AMI
oihers.
On motion the word suitable IN the tari clause Of the
Propectus, was ordered 20 be trick N OUT aad the
word eqgal aubsituted
Miss Pellis moved that in the appointment o. future
Committees, Ladies bc repre- nted Carried.
Moved that when adjourn W. DO 30 10 meet in Al
bany, the second "wednesday Of January 1873. Car
rcd.
Adjourned 10 mse.at7PM
EVENING SESSION
Seren o'clock, p M-Presdent Tilllnan in
the Chair
The President proposed the following resolution for
discussion which supported in the affirmative by
able speeches from Mr. BescOm, Dc Cutcheon Prot.
Evan. Rev NJ Caldwell, Prof Allen sgl others, and
adopted by unanimous vote:
Pesored Thft the course Of Studies usually pursued in
cur COLLEGE, being largely devoted % the study OF the
dead language and copied from th.t OF European ins
tutions is not adapted to the wants and condition OF
free people That the frst and paramount objects Of
College System should be- not only 10 give the student
full clear aud accurate knowledge o. the physical laws
by which the universe governed but ao to teach tho
bet practical application o those Laws 20 the work OF
tire artisan and the aylicuturst.
Messrs. Peters, Howard and Greeley wcrc appointed
Committee draw up bill TO present to the Legsla-
turc.
On motion, That the Editors Of this State friendly to
be requested to pub-h The proceedings of this
meeting
On motion, Convention adjourned. to meet In Albany
Oh the second "Wednesday in January 1856.
HARRISON HowAaD, Secy.
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Peoples College Meeting.

Gosrespo OF THE n J. Tribune.
SENECA FALLS Thursday, Oct. H. 1859
A regular meeting of the PEoPLE's CoLLEGE
ASSOCIATION was held in this place yesterday,
commencing at 10 A. NJ. In the absence of ID.
C. McCalum, the President, Mr.. SAMUEL d.
TnLxAS, President of the Village, was called
to the Chair. The people of Seneca Falls at
tended in large numbers, and had made excel
lent preparations fer the accommodation of the
Association Its Delegates were entertained
by the citizens at their houses, in style Of true
hospitality. The proceedings of the lass meet
ing were read by the Secretary and approved.
1hrtyth names were proposed and elected into
memberhip.
Communications then read from n number of
individuals and ordered on Gle. The following were
ordered to be published with the proceedings;
OwEGo. Monday, Oct. IL, 1854
DxAR Sx: l regret exceedingly thst circumstances
such deprive OF the privilege Of attending
the meeting OF the Peoples College Association be
held At Seneca Falls the 18Th inst Permit me TO su,-
yet however, that az tRt meeting the proper steps be
taken to procure charter for the Association during
the approaching session of the Legislature snd that
Committee he appointed 10 procure suitable agent 'or
the Association. whose duly shoud be 10 call public
meetings in the several towns and villages VI this State
and by lectures and the distribution OF circulars lay be-
fore the public tne general plan and object have in
view in the establishment OF the Peoples Collegcluch
agent to be paid reasonable compensation TOR his
wees from the funds OF the Association; Snd IN order 10
aid in carrying cut toe plan proposed am sGhorized
b yedge Donation the sum % Ave huntrd dollsTs,
suhec the drGt OF the Secretary OF the ASSOCIATION
Yours respectfully, ID. L. McCiLvA-
A. Hevsks, Ia. Sen y. CA
Reports OF the Secretary and Finance COMMITTEE
were then made and adopted.
The following resolutions were then offered by E
fncs, Of New.iork, and adopted
Rtselscd That we rcrcive with sincere thsnss AMI
gneucc the donaon Of 500 ,enderedto this Association
9oagh cur President and we do 80 with the conviction
Nat Il viii Md in placing our project on sure aud
uncscss iHl fcundstion
RzclrsS That our Secretary be instrurel 10 send
arcuar to each Edsr in this Safe AMI % each msn-
ssr of the next Leslsture Containing our PF1-pe:sus,
oastsing that spplcstinn viii be maze lor Can'
~ during The coming session.
. ksosrse That tho thanks of this Assertion are pr-
ecalerly cue and ,rc hereby rendered TO CIV. HUNT,
Nr hs esrnee conrkieni, and lonssed e5orts IA our
e<Qse
On notcn. the following Committees were sP'
pointed;
On Atncyiais esd Psihoas 10 the Lrgisidfsre J's
SA~r-T e. PErErs, Of Genesce Co. J. {. fEkGcs-
ses d Wcstehesser: and DAVID SEcox, Of Cdeniups
40 fW peceneiss IN Grand Coaasn-e ~ The az
Srn Coasf,cs Of fss Sge-H HowARD OF Lockpo-f, +.
fs,es sad IL GAKxIPy VI NcwYork
eTpeaf ssita1 A1snt whose duties II shall be 70
- ksss> Ges<y. " Tie seyerl ,3Sa All Tt!ss;es o.
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DIED..
IvYER, aged % years, =

ssdJny the 10Th inst. EZRA H. SAWYER aged
n snd - day.
the family also Merers Of the United Lodse
No OF NJ and Northern LIGHT Lodge No. -, a. u q. "
q shch hs m~n*r invited TO attend his fnnsf from hs
Chran Church suffolk between Desno~y add Brisop ses
q Tuesday the lgh inst, ~ I O'Clock p. N.
~ Massschuset,s yapers plesse
HENRY MAY. only ~ Henry w. and Caroline C.
Smith, Sgd ~ pBlnfhs - Il.
TunsrAl place Moniay p NJ from No. l5 Amos
In Brooklyn. L. l. sunday Oct H. JOHN G. BLOOM.
as'd IS year. 800. r.t.f
friends and u liz family,
fully
NJ. " Church, few doors from Fulton oe.t w.
Tuesday whence h- win BE- Crossword
Cemetery. ...s
sunday morning H. after bnzerias Illness AMELIA.
ye OF Chas. " Townl.y, the sSh year OF her -
The ends md seqnsancc. u the family Hyi % attend her
funeral Taeyay, the lgh oelock r. ~, from her ate
depce No. f25 South Ninth st, WIlansbursh
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ATTEMPT TO BREAK INTO HousE.--At o
late hour Saturday night attempt was made BY
burglar 10 break into house the OF Ciuton End
Desraws by forcing open the skyhsht the root The
noise awakened the occupants, who informed Officer
poughery, being then in the neghborhood OF the
renee, aud the offender taken into custody 10
thaths building had just been newly painted add the
ladders hay been left standing Off red easy 70
The roof which taken advantage OF by the accused whe
gives his name Peter Koran. lie was locked up to
answer
MURpEROUs AssAuLT.-On Friday night last, q
named Thomas Duffy attacked lille ON his way to
his side nee Columbast Hamitonav, aud beat
in the most brutal Several Of his teeth were
Knocked out and he otherwise badly injured tat his
life is dsspared Of named Cruubly has been
rested suspicion but he denies all knowledge OF tho Affair
lie IS to undergo examination.
PocKEr PIcKEp.-A lady named Dodge from
Rarton Spp had her pocket picked of purse containing
SIS day two since while crossing one Of the Fulton
Ferry boais. No detection.
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MARINE COCRT-B~ner Juss- Ccvrss
HrsTy q D@s.ds~ wsss< d. I,rss =,
PlainfiH and defendant were partners IN the

arusss bns,ue The p,e.en, 10 rrrOsef s15 adm rs
d.~fdsn, to - dne 70 r.sn,scn M ds.oia'on - -
ck 20 The rferaui an .fd~ 9th aeepsn who 1s<- rts
e. Or - weet, bosrd ~ pc weS r. a~ ~. -
r.rnrr>Ay on The d~i,ns ~as insn. ~
phySssn sf Ma - >essnasy. Prod was shown hs, -
hs stt Def Ed11; AL the -'ere sa % ~ sea~ o. ~,
hn.s c,ssi ihoaEA sisz A he wss eesh
The toaft. y, tesen ssi TIA; aE-oun an NV
urrossE p-,s o-e tie d.ri,r, bitter s,d p,s
he eisnssss So yet sssh rScnee c.sss s,si ~ser
Nr,i. ,card ,ers scsi 80 psin;s 9Th soss'a
ccrs-sss Kelly "a, John p Gsfrrh
rc'e ssss'' De g. s si o. who sts Offset, ehs
for ssie &c ns Tie rroc ~ pr was ,af thr
bad sed ~ Hrs hons~ fr-qs~ny So upward os year -~
spdes hm al On ta~ p-
heard phs ai'zs MI d.axsSt tss
Sec 20 iutrES rsecTtsn o paar old fhy nssr hsd
svrs hrr srd rcg--iei rrrserysna use.
pr ~ W. tr iis,d tina, rsr,s VISITED t- D-,s~ pse
Ny IL Ia Of hn~ ~-sk wvu h- worth sAoat yy 81
ofee VIA beng Drs 81. adv gaa to- a-l ihs
scve spnsa TIE ,h A
'se Wit ~oi,h ~ In, they generally ''isae With . s,
and pof the wessge TIE coart son.dess
;hetr sy5rnse that thr vlt 81 'he nA % the Do e
nfh hve hn so,, or hu.rss ral Two n the vgts h'vS
b. L. rscestrs the To e -r'fei 10 -. osta
and - sF 10 ersshe 'hss s- pr-ssrssen 80 sva 60
les - d. the ,~o visits and the rcecr.n. With costs aud $40 a"
4 l. Hvs,bus s.srr- 81 cu;m Of ~ Wa, Jc-rrA
X. siuyvr-sni
To tl3+ balance u i G professional srv ly Dr q,
os sou 81 NJ s. lOyta ct whom Dr. H. a,enisi Hoa
~ tot-r Sl dscz'c the pm. res;ax ~ exc
uSy .re.. se ~ X. .nel -. csairn 70 rsin's
aher atcHrs The did ct ssyeTs usnih- arns whh u 90
is'iesi n better snd bopels s;se "a doc
admitted TIA, 81 an lad ben Psd Tor vhA credit wasrs
rWH
panfs csm tina, cure had MT been ea'c- deos are aot
hound essct The eseson d the h er teai h pa
which i m The ur, %, ,ss. with the who. ,ss-
s.ds atNi. Verdict isr plSseia, as al
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COURT OF cOMMOs PLEA5-Bssore Jadse IssriEAs
Horssh Pnisr AT John Beaver
In rpcnyar daInap for injury to DlalnflH

By rt wall overflow Of SAX N to- fear .-ai
ks No 90 sahsy. psBds property iS-ns an J. loi
Tveriy nu.h - Snhav ma "a r~-niJ Rinih
ssd plaintiff esrs7sn 70 be nude IN has
buanz complained Of delayed hn or
&c. Lbcufy sad 20 hr- b--a
~ he.vy Which rry ,bs yvss 1pasi
srT-si Juy rerhbor- ether rom imperfect ~ TN
yy TO the Inc sh separates ih @ os from any ohs
cssse. ysrahf 0r p4iE;n so
Aahae. H-rrrB aud Mabel csrcw zgt Anna L. Lyon
czrp.sefs sncf the Zen az VI the sl
~o5k
3h>t 5fh and 6Av. PsaiG, employed 81
H. Cha-e the The rad the b.
siEAns February D-lssdAnt &c di
tgJ the al February, and th-
Ira IL aid that d-SHdsn,- admitted the clam
d. The complaint granted th- Coan
clam under The u '- nut h. Cor work
nd iLo ad lie ander the len v P4n;f he. 1y.
pfescr The the sencrh tern.
Tie HI- Mutual Life Ihsu.ne Company Jo-h Hernia and
stsrA~n ID H-rrcf
TA aetoa p,ousory Tor pfennn.
otf oLisned b. dsui D. Hrrrt h LIE Or L-arst
Of BIS wife The eeDe 81 10 it. thai th- prnrs, I'D With
dr-vn Their run thu City u New Yo AMI that
w. hfvey r.-cn4sd sBt Ind re2rc>snied - tns the
py -ust that The would b. csi ia H. thai
under tie chatter pnif had take
ron Or rnun the party for Sh0- b~a- te y ws'
thii -res.
Gu The Of The rn;l chained that PAL o.
tn thzt there SHOULD be New ro The ree
ee>os< 70 10, eHrs "a the no,e- we're td and ~"
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L g COMMISSIONERS oFrlcg-Bel6ee csmn,iss'oacr
BspGuAz
In the matter Of the complaint rs to decess'

Of John h.rd steamship frrnkhn. already r- c "a
The Comus tn. ls-Bon rendered drnn this rar NJ
MoohGl the charged wra NJ Rhoae IN r~s
natter. Discharged viii hs rrcotsd dv ef ~e
The G. th forenoon briefly alluded 70 the law AMI
Rhodes and stated h fkst the course
puLsd ~ Nj H. DID the tvmpant Ne had ne %
carefully cousd-r.d evrsc and ms
the charge sustained aaJ the accordingly Jns.ei
Mr. X. al accordingly L. shargcL
nsd- ~ NJ Rdgway commitment On the t-sN
for cruel and unusual punishment wh'h crd ~ M
Morrrn defense and d-d by there beng no
evidence that hatred xre required By the set 10 con
rs, tl,n A.r.e
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

MILITARY PRESENTATION AT HoBoKES.-At
the late encampment Of the Hudson Brigade the National
Guards Of this ge made themselves most popular by their
kindness and hospitality to all who visited them at their
quarters Tho ladies' who appreciate polteness do
t.rnined in most appropriate 20 acknowledge tho
they had received from the " Ga and few days
theTeaf, held meeting aud appointed Committee TO
set o campcoors 10 present 10 the Company IN thsir
tehalf Notwithstanding The ncemency OF the weather
large number of the inhabitants among whom many
ledh met Louis Beckers Hotel Thursday evening,
where the presentation took piece. The Committee Of Ls-
dies consisted OF Mas Waen Mrs Stevenson Mn Dewey.
MIRA Wsllen Mrs. Mott Mrs Thai, Mrs Falkner Mrs Z.
Hggins Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. BENZ Higgins, MIRA Prees,
Mrs. Updke, Mrs. Ravens, and Mrs Nker. The colofs
were pIess by Mics Wslen in neat and appropriate
speech and received by Capt Tute with proper and
peltin,n tmarks after which collation. served, and
ncDg and other festivities continued TIL late hour
SERMON BEFORE THE MfIITARY.-Yesterda
the Continental Guard Jersey City, Cspt Pollard,
pesent, by invitation, 20 listen Of military
character by Rev. Mr. Hughes, Of the NJ. r. Churchhe
having formerly been, informed, Chaplain in
the Army. The COntinentas ia citizens dress,
except their vest, which was Of their uniform.
~ The Hudson County Court Of Oyer and
Terminer will its next session Monday, tho
18th inst when the murder will be disposed o. Judge
Ogden will preside Judge Greene 10 still detained by III
Cen T. V. II. Wright Is the prosecuting attorney
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mile from the Phae Ontic ARRIVAL Of his brotr- ghs
Of cards vas commenced buf aftera short wh,c John
opened quarrel with h brother and hnally went TO
nc othcf end Of the rabc nnd kicked him II shen he
M qGife a'hiic threw Joseph 70 the door and beat nun
severely when he was taken or He repeated second
flnc. getting him down. and again taken on; ana
third time lac repasted IL. when after being sePar'd
much rnrs2ed Jo-eph 70 hi- house armed hr''set
with revolver and TWO butcherSnTc-. and returned 10
the place where tho disturbance occurred.
The door being lockna be shot through H. but on oe
ing advised shout 70 home He had o,thry
yeids CT more frcni the house when JQ1n- knocking
down another brother in the house. out. and WITH
ieuce-rJi upla5d .wOrc ho would all Joseph, VINO n
return Insde similar threat a-i.i-t hs brother ne
came 70 him hrcr striking JDseph with the tence
rail- End missing him. John s'1 approach Il Ian. knDc4
ed him down anil upon him. when Josefsa using is
kn6 cut him terribly in one OF rvo place. reaching me
kidney. from the eject Of which JDhn died on the NOR
ming OF the ish Inst.
Immediately inter the act Jo-cph wen, 10 tho Court
husc ard offered to give hmsef up hut was not t-ken
al the 5,h He then committed 20 Accofnac Jan 70
avail, the action Of the GTsad hry-
Jo-erh ever bofore. k1rown to be peacssiae
quiet End good citizen II : supposed both were under
the influence OF hquor
- Another Indignation meeting In relation 10
the affair Of the Gre, City ~ Havana was ned In
New Oseans IT, 1'n isst. Many Icr,as men o. the
city were among III pcakr7s Senior lairortt> the Spar
ISL Consul reported - Lave taken his departure from
Re~-OIEsRs for Havana On the lstn inst
rrYThc steamer Tusculnba struck snagnear
Mensphis the 10Th. and sunk in ieet O; water Car
go parly saved. TIE steamer IL D. Bacon struck the
wreck OF the Chilco;he sanl 10 and sunk proving
total lose.
rET The extensive candle factory of Il. n.
Robinson st New Bedford burned down on Thurs
day Lcss estimated at Sl0G1
~ The printing-ofice of j. b. Hall, on
Cornhn Boeton wss destroyed by FIRE on Thur5day
night.
gg The L. s. steam frigate Fulton, last from
Pensacola has arrived at New-Orleans.
ry Cholera is reported to have made its
appearance ior the first time in the Bahamas.
rY~ ThOs +. Powers, Wing, was elected
Speaker If the Vermont Assembly the oath ballot
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SUPERIOR CoURr-Publishcd on Saturday.
SUPREME cOURT-Bef,rs Jadsc Ep~.sOs.
In the matter of Elizabeth McCarter, al


sed unound mind bu; the allegation denied A aPpa
ton in Jry made By Peter Bsrnr gsni5on NJ Mrs hcC,
os ecum-,on Of unary the question 20 the comprny
NJ her affairs The petition .ei orA that hfA
,feC Wa lady residing With hf dusher
dire Ws'er6ed Who has great nhaene over her, That
raa danger that M. w would nia~nr her 10
W and her family 20 tn exclusion Of the
other hcifs 'sus bat nothing further done
shout II and sandford behalf Of Mr. AC moved 10 .e
order made 10 show cause ~hy should no, be
Hectic Aleu- read several AFFIDAVIT, from members OF
the three physcns. 70 the effect mat
Nr, w &c On Mrs NC Gen. SaEdord her eonnsel
read her affidavit in which she y that Ms
We'efke Influence over her Peeit The otaefs
that hs has made sdvsnso said Bsrne and pedgd Pup
put bin her 70 him Tor s2c which
she pay &C. and that ,he considered popr alter h
what had Intended
heard Of he called her
mind bot she refused and few days aeward the WI,
o. ubsy served upon her, She hs
- ~ Gr NJ gr,rS than for any other fneuleY al the family
oonfdene She abs perfectly able TO
manage sE and unwilling other the
family rhy.an read Of t proof Of soaniass
Il mind q Mr. Nc The Court toos the md reseryei it, de-
eisor mr.. Nee vas "a Court
Henry Yess rat Mary Feiss
Divorce, ~hHh referred T. A. Tatmadg. Es Tae
parties NJ D. the enz Is and dndnt ~ ned
b. Rev WA slvel the Independent Methodist church
The infdeihe bartender OF the pubic bous- ~
Rnossve, and Water st. bens the 2icei
with Der, ard v'h whom Il sad she ..rwsri wen; OF %
asndsnf have ehd-s le boy aboai IN.
reported defEd,u Ind broken her AMI
Prierek Lohoa Decree Of divorce
@ plaintiff Liberty marry during
the tfe TIM Of plaintiff
In the matter of Mary X. Mower, on com.
5oa q. 70 usaey Order confirming nau'i0n aud appointing
nari-,t. l. Fuller AT Henry l. Falss.
Order Of Reser,se..
AtneiA Dueherney sst. As:oaa j. Duehe-s-y.
R.ered
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HonnrBIr FR,rR,cpr-Tss resx,ts Of GamJ.

HORRIBLY FRiTRlCIDE-Iae resafs u Gam5-
ling end Drinking-An Accomac (Va) correspondent of
Ire Ba,more SsH ssys Zone at the mos. horrhlctrase
er known in ks par, cf the country occarrci on
the night Ct the 81 Of Otcber AZ snr C-o- 'a
in ts coruiy JohE Bo;e being small hoa', on his
farm pnee frcorc nily re-orfe 10 hy HIN t,r crsy
ing and other purposes Sent about 5oclock I'm for MS
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PocKrr PrcKrp.-A lady named Dodge, from
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

CoMPrRoLLER's REPoRr.-The following 10
from the report of the Comptroller up to the "a
Of SEPTEMBER The whole amount Of the rsasurers
of taxes sos e72 s. Amount Of appropriations made.
S59620 So Amount of warrants granted, So, 625 81
authorized raised for the year
sgI2a2 81 Loans for public school purposes, $751; 81
City loans sls 2G 80 Existing debt Of tho sts
village pernnnen mt loan S5l675 49, Amount Of pnblic
school debt the First Ward S5io; in the Second Ward
$3.50 90 in the Third Ward, $500.
NEW BAaKs.-ExcayatiOn have. been COM
nenced the of South Seventh and Frsts pre-
paTaory the erection OF splendid ed6ce for the Citizn
Hsnk he built in the Elzsbethean style Of srchi
and 10 be 60 feet deep feet front and four so-
high The font window piers TO be OF Philsdel
phia brick aud the remainder Of the ont brown free
The Of the building viii be occupied for banking
purposes and the upper stories for Offices