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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14
finanrial.

TUE SUBSCRIBER offers for Sale the soI.
Il lovir- Securities: ~
e3D,ooO MILWAUKEE, AID MISSISSIPPI RAIL
Isysble IN New York. - Ao''-asr'
SJ0.5e0 MILwAUK1E aid MISSISSIPPI R.rT.
ROAD COUfOS BONDS scored by mortrasss I,,a,.
81 ten q Celi-, hal-yeagiy ~ New York ~
$4,000 BONDS nd MORTGAGFs u,on Ri
sl1i ~ te sites OF slEi ok and Brooklyn n amounts
ION 80 sa aps ana he above ortga yes selecfed
Ds he ~ nves.neuts and all rs class -st
q A -t Second hcrtgayts mostly on fnuro-ed prors-
y l-c 20 sde liicr N sags. They al behegei n
- PEREZ seed secuiy I'D safe for IL snd vii
Il - - nom par % ten fer discount, A.t1cs "a
ecrtitcsiss q title VII accompany each aortxsre
r2s 400 INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD MORT.
OAOE sEFEN PR CENT CONYERTTBIE Rt,Xns
ir'sr,st payable halEysary y Nsv~-York 0D'NS'
siO,000 LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD STOCK
me Asi cSIena o. the sock was ten Per cent io ar
$4,000 INDIANAPOLIS and LAFAyr7r R,,r
hOAD hOhIGtGE SEFEN PER CENT CONVERT
BIZ BONDS. PAYABLE ia Ne,T-York
Oh. T. CROAN ELL No. 81 William. cor. of Pine.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

si.ttasp soahsIuer Fosef, Charleston. sys5sl T'.,,1n
Co.
shpsFying Huichnaa. tha7d Francsco Geo Danei.
Slrzh Am. orr View orests suifl LAZY Fr.rl7
horn, LIVERPOOL Sarl TaOnEsoH Neghss; Earon Stone s.
vrrlah. Dunlam D.ron
uafs-Clars Windsor, Bnron, Pos' Pfas. H. Becker
Crssve Lucelae, laics, S4laaa, 4. z. Buli a. 90
Eix-hic Grtni- ~ SAITH S. 10 n = b.. I Z G5-iaa
Schoot-shancvcr, Chchster. Rchf-0rt. c. Pi.rsoa,
Clsrtsf Bskel4a Ffaaa L. Wan Rlai ssfa;; Mar Is.
Hofrttus Nstgcrda, Hufsey murray Colbl'l, nlsali
Ph.sdeIts , W. Mckee PEn1-.h Lscy Boiio1 Dayiln &
sIT.sve fecres CoLrth1 Kusf1r. Tsl IT, r,i-lruoL
suc.-Amc-ics. siarsess. FrOrl.rce.
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Tie movements in Cotton this season are as
1872. 1871.

The Increasing receipts give the market heavy char
scter shippers holding back Tor material reduc
ton.
The Butchers and Drovers' Bank, the char
ter Of which expires on the lst January next win re-
o. anze under the Free Banking act sna neTeeso its
capital 100000.
ThompsoHS Reporter cautions the public
against taking tie notes OF the Springfield Branch OF the
Ohio State Stock Bank as counerts are in circulation
well executed to be almost impossible OF detec
ton.
We notice by the Washington papers that
the Bank Of the Republic (Bsileys) kept open undl
O'Clock in the evening, TO meet the run upon it.
A new Bank is being organized in the neigh
borhood Of Broad and Souih-s,s The leading firms In
tire FiIur and Grain Tade connected with the move
ment. VII probably be located in the new bulliing
Of the new Flour and Grain Exchange.
The Express says: limitations have been
made BIZ those who are interested in the Gall Of Cum
bertrand tina; tie payment Of SIS per share the scrip
payable the day alter tomorrow viii not be for1beom.
ing We assured that such apprehension exists,
and that the subscribers are prepared TO psy up their
subscriptions promptly.
The Chicago Bank is now in operation,
Sosoo Of State stocks having been deposited with the
Auditor the basis Of its circulation Additional de
posts Of stocks viii be made The nominal cipi
tai ofthe Banks sloO0ooo The following is lis Of
the ofkeers Thomas Barch, President; Alfred spnk,
Wee President l. H. BQrch, Cashier.
The Baltimore American states that the forth
coming dividends Of the Baltimore and ohio RAILROAD
Company viii be per cent per annum In stock for the
Main Stem and per cent cash for the lac, months
business ofthe Washington Branch
movement viii be made in the Legislature
Of Michigan, at the next session. for the passage Of
Free Banking Law In that State
The London Times complies the following
particulars from Parliamentary return Of the va,ia-
ions Of the Public Debt u Great Britain during he
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rFrm CIR Correspondents. ]

PHILADEIPHIA oct ia-Arved-Sie, n'np w !, ~"
R.,.~ Il rb Liverpool; bafk Pafc la'es Warenini D'
800 Iohrsor rr..-n: sanue Smtl TfeadWch saen .cnr-
si : uers d.: C. A. Grener hsbs. savann,h ,6ae. t
c. .e york h--k Na4nnrn MoniF eefy New Oresn os'
Cyton RE Boston: Lady OF ne Like shue Bottom -els
C,7.1s scrff Ycrk Beni ErsF y LTop NeN L,1loni
Psysun. Crcwel.. 20 ~,
- Csrs York blrks Montpelier, Co5v. b1ston Lacn
Hooe, Ia Rrurctft. Beck d. hnss nsrrs Hyt 10 y v
49,, et Z, Tore Johnson. schrs Mada wss&a Sea "a,
si D,rt se lo LADY ofthe Like shue Boston; Marcos,
- - Ea-L E---.l. Ly-n. Wv h.y.n
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NOTICE to BRIDGE BUILDERS.-Pro-

posals Win be receytd ct the Office Of the President
Of the Paterson and NewYork Plank Rod Company No.
20 John-st- y. y. until u o'clock ~, WEDNESDAY,
October ~ ls5 tor building two Pile Bridges on the line
q the above roacOne Esckeusack River, and one
over berys Greek The bsidges VII be about twelve
Also for two Draw BRIDES one forty feet clear span,
ana one weItyloUr feet clear spen Contractors may
submit their plans sor draws TIE whole work FAUST
be compe sd January Is 1850 Plans and specifications
can be the above Offices Tie Company the
gh ect any proposals they may deem orv
Direct proposals 10 III. V. bUILER, Rresideat.
i. Gro. FEggIss, Engineer. tar
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DIED.

On Wednesday oct "a MANY MARTIN daushier ofJSne' and
safah Ana BALLARD eged years. months, snd ~ days
friends Of the family requested 30 attend the tancEA from
~. IS On Thus1sy, l&;h last, al oCock n "
Tuesday morning OCT s Of consumption JUDITH SMITH,
sisc II Charhrs y smith sgcd atart - yc,ts
remains be conveyed 60 Athens SIR iotrrunsr'.
On esdAy. OFT e. MARY cLlpK daughter ciJ ~ and sarah
" Lsud, ugea years ards month
PsnamS. SEPT Is Nj. CHARLES HNiVS>, o. NUT~Na
Conn arrdahont o. YEAR.
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Urn Goods.
Dry Goods.

Dry Goods.
Il O. WI. son Il CO., No. II COURT
10 LAND-st (opposite the National and Western Ho-
tels) and Nos. II and Is DEY-st,
New ork have full assortment Of every de-
FALL and WINTER GOODS
10 which constant odd will be made by every arrival.
Our stock will comprise large variety of
pAILORS GOODS
English Belgian. French. German and American Cloths,
Ca neres aud Docskus Silk and WOODEN Nestngs, Satin
eta Tveeda Kerseys Pilot Cloths, Serges Trimmings aud
all other goods raining this department. 70 which
call the attention Of manufacturers of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
and others We have also all times hand alarge and
DESIRABLE STOCK OF HOSIERY,
selected with great care embracing every &, crpon OF
roods in this iine SIX, Wooden, aud Cotton Hose and
Hsfhose Wrappers and Drawers all kinds Of Gloves and
Militia ChiGrens Socks Hoods and Sacks Wooden Yarn &C
Also Department devoted expressly to
in which we offer O handsome assortment.
Alsc, full stock OF -
YANKEE NOTIONS
In WHITE GOODS Room viii be tOGEd all that IL
choice ard desirable iu this line
la addition TO tire above, we have full stock OF
DOMESTIC GOODS,
De LANES Ginghan Memack and Coz heco Prints Dem
ina Stripes Brown and Bleached Sheetne and Shirngs
&c &C., at the lowest market prices
Wenyte the attention Of the closest buyers for cash. SIX
months and short credit.
N B-Just received, 500 cases styles Msrrimae and
Cocheco Prints.
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PHILApEtFHA SALFs or SrocE

rHILApIlFHn SALES OF SrocKS-Hcduts'
DDS, Oct Is-Fnr4 Bo.sB-ssos WI r X - at . frun
a ~ 20, al sfSp Csy X n y, u, iVls siofo fesa
ssfd 4 r. lss loo Read r n - 90 % ~ GAGS sad
Del Cara 1895 5000 Sck Nav Not o. q, p; % lEoa ca
ua Pret,rrea 10 Per Censs ~, sTbo Sea Nsv e. ~ ot 10
Tsnk q K, li0s s0oo Read x r. o. "a sd $1,000 Can
sts An. n g. sook. M. % 10. sNleo
Read r. X Mort Z. 20 ssi % N A. Col IL
Bo4an<s Pena R.R., -; ellie Pcnn y. 9'S ~,
40 DO Ca . Mnehn RI, 20 sl0oD fenr. CosfoB =. II,
Ics ezaoo Leigh q, e9A 5000 wanlnstoe RI g. eeA
Allegheny Ciy o, 70, M sicS Eesdns kh svs o. ~
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Reeeiu,s or Oct 10

RI tie Esie Railroads.&c. bxs Cheese l0l Pkgs Butter
"a bbs Flour.
By The Ae Haten Railroads.&c. bxs Cheese AID p pkg.
Eutfer.
~ ne Noyh Rre4 Boof,-l0l95 bnsh. Wheat. 100 do
Com 90 bbs WHISKY 946j DO Flour. 65 DO. Ashes lgI
pkgs Butter li6 bbls Provisions a bales Wool. and 27j
kxs Cheefe
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MARRIED..

Hartford Conn, Oct ~, by Rev Tho. dsiande pr BURR
l. BUnD q his civ " KATE D. dauehes OF the lts Rev T. H.
Gauaudet. 1. I. " of the krmer place.
Az Man hester, VI. on fGdan Oct 10 by Rev NJ Mkesm
sIthat Place Nj JANIS LlDGFRsOoD, Ol keN l0k 10 As,
FRANCES A. daushsT "a Aleus alorTG # ne Nrmer pae
by RatkeT Jtrco fa'or - Jscihs CnuNb snt $50,
BY Rev Dr. Hutor JUS1O DBL FRISCO NJ u of Prero Pm
sre Cula, 10 JOSEPHINE doshter Of wm IhomPSu Esq
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ca =, Women llth ship Benz Rush Nunroe. w. Coas'
SpoenAug s. IT. % A. on % w. org Esther, o.! Orleans,
clean.
Aug n ' - a. Ion % 10 whaling bark showing
ne snd sul Nth border, apparently not ons ont
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BRooKIYH CITY coURT-Befpfs Judge GasSs1Oop and Al
de1men WHLsr and EviHs
Andrew Kornpr wag arraiQnpd on AN lDdlCt-

SANDER ard pleaded Euy EDWARD LEVINE indicted for
hsisry with t nnd Of assault and
battery merely Aocwed blacsrh and charged with
sbns med Abraham Coon the head hanar,
coming he bop for due HIM sirphoa Wrsht,
aud battery the above acquitted
Chafs Bre indicted charge Of gan lsrceny placed on
bitl Csse concluded When TIE Court adjourned
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PuuApr1PuIA M.RErr-Ttdaesday Oct 10.

THlLADLLPHlA VI ihhI IT ""'9u"E' VI To
Buiness has been eNceedt -y quiet, ine Gle tun con-
nm; 20 rb mos. on fhe public attention No Quercit-
ron BARK ia steady az 50 per There ctsngo 10
notice in the CoTroS market There no export n9nd
or FLOUR nud the ONLY sales reported are SO cr p hs
mixed snd good brands for city CONSUMPTION ~ 81 81
a 80 = bhl ard extra - % - according to quality
RYE FLOUR is scarce and Corn MEAL inquired alter.
There il scarcely any WHEAT arriving, owing 10 the low
stare Of the canals the interior aud there = moro
inquiry sales OF 600O bushels good southern lied a
ei: new hite OF S6Sl 90 ard old ~ 81 G2o II rs y
buslel afoa Rye IL wanted bu the market bare Corn
Is les active but there very little arriving, 200 bushels
Yellow sold al 7GQ75c ahoa OATS are IN good demand o.
96aSc ~ bushel for fair end prime quality. In GRocERtEs
and Provisions there is material change 70 notice
WHIsKY-The demand Is limited sales Of 100 obs al 2itc,
nd Al
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note not hsvms b.en paid yet ss saned 10
te seoond account ess a. account oo~s DeoE re-
sawed O.. s,,s and otsers sst '.oop tsshaoh- .,h,
- ,sco,. All ~ ylse q ea.e o. co. ne dns
fhi port oni not .n.~.a
shysed AZ a. IN .dins ssd there were een,
ma 4, f.ef de ban Of ladns nsv ns oe'h @s
W. 49, ~. ,sre reeeived Judsmest reserved
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Watrbcs, Jemelrp, Sc.

WATCHES and JEWELRY-SQUIRE s,
w BROTHER, Nos " Fulton-st and 1872 Bowery would
Gail he attention OF their friends I'd
that visiting che city, If they IN want OF ins Gold
Watch, such Bcesey Tobias Cooper Taylor, and other
celebrated MAKERS Silver Ware such Forks Spoons
Tee-sets or Gold Jewelry, &c. that prepared
better than sell the aforementioned goods the
most reasonable terms Our stock large and se skected
es regards taste chcapnes and durability Onr mode OF
raned represented Your custom is cordially soi
cd
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THE FLORENCE and KEYPORT COM.

Il PAM meeting Of the Stockholders viii be he d
At Report on FRIDAY, the I'd October next when
statement al Dc made Of the prospects and condition OF
the CCHpsny.
Boat viii BE- provided for the purpose and land at the
new dock building on the property.
PeFlols desIous Of examining the place w be furnished
Win tickets Tor the excursion by Supplying at office, No
HsnOVer-st.
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FouNp DRowSrp.-The body of o Young

FouNp DRowSED.-The body of young
man. apparently about years Of age picked mp in
Deceased was about feet nohes in hight with long darn
hair had blue ook coat twiled silk vest, dark
mixed pantaoous muslin SHIRT aud false BOSOM black SIX
dak red handk erchet aud adve rising pamphlet OF Palm
ers Advertising Agency. He had not been in the water moro
than three -four days Verdict Of the Jury, found
trUWntdnl
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TAVERN LIcESsEs.-At a meeting of the
Road q Excise yesterday, motion made % reconsid
The vote taken former meeting, gronting lenses
Samuel Nunk ard Domirck Colsan, which adopted
Licenses then granted the above parties aud the
Board I'D ourncd 20 the Goth December next
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TARGET ExcURsioN.-The Frontier Guards,
Capt Conkn passed pleasant time at Flushing on Tues
ay at target practice Eight prizes sho. for aud
follows; A silver cup by John BlAney do, by John
Beatty do by VIM. Cunbersoni gold breast PIN BY
VIM. Li.on halfeagle, by Thomas Kehoei 20 bill by
Themes McFa; gold pencil case by Patrick McGlen
and new hat by William Mclaughlin.
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o. !, Sev trlon Rani ~ 9es Uncn Canal - s2oo sl
~ e., 81 fo1. 10 and Mech Bank Of Pbors 81 10
re-, "a y g.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER aud
w sILvER-PLATED WARE.-A very large sssort-
Tent OF the styles Of rich Jeey ofoYery pattern
fine gold and silver Ladies' and Cents Watches; Silver
Of the standard Of dollars at very moderate prices
can be found at i. w. PACHTMAN'S Jewery Store les
tablshed 1897 No. 40 Canast Watches Jewelry and
syeware made order and repaired The OF Eng
lsh and Swiss Watches repaired with particular and
warranted California gold taken In exchange ard made up
TO order.
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New-Y York, Oct. 2, is
OFFICE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
NEw-YoRR, September 1852 )
ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS-S Sealed

Il Proposals viii be received at the office of the Chief
Engineer IN the City OF Chicago Illinois for the Grading
Masonry Bridging and Supertrcture, eitheI OF Thorn,
with without materials the following Divisions Of the
Illinois Central Railroad, TO wit
Sd Division rom Township No |, North OF the Base
Line OF the Sd principal meridian, including sec
tons llJ 10 lOl
4h Division, terminating at Decatur, including
tons lo< 70 2W '.oo lnlies
9Th Division, terminating at Bloomington, including
sections 2O5 to .43 miles
7th Division, from Lasalie TO Freeport, including
sections 500 20 500 ............. .73 miles
lltb Division, hom Urbens to ). line T. II, including
sections OBJ 70 OoO ulliet
18th Division. terminating az the Junction of Chi
cago Branch with the Main Line, including sec
tons 63l 70 IA miles
Total 335 miles
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Passengers Arrived.

In skr Radius from Hfvrer Gouin and w Louis su-ko-
~ Cecle MiedsItach and clid
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NETWORK LINEN HALL, No. $50

NETWORK LINEN HALL, No. 539
IN BROADWAY, doors above Spring-st.-ln thanking
our knd friends and patrons who have Literally
supported during st the past we BEG TO -
them aud the public at large that we have completed
Our fall importaons and have heretofore immense
variety OF Linen Goods (only) to offer them, winch war.
rant be of the best and purest having BEEN
by orders expressly for this establish
ent and in addition large stock of Sheetngs Table
Linens, Table Cloths some Of which really beautifully
shrtings &c &C. have imported largely of French Shirt
Fronts in plain, printed and embroidered Also Cambria
Handkerchief plain printed and embroidered and Lace
Borders, TO which VIC solicit your attention
JOHN DAVIS CO
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4 GDENSBURCH RAILROAD z PER
~ CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS for sale By y. r.
COBB CO. No - Wsll-st This Rosl is doing large
last year.
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HOSIERY and GLOVE STORE, No. 23
i Carmine-st.R. RUSSELL would respectfully inform
those families who about procuring their winter supply
that he has ON hand usual a complete of
Hosiery Undershts ard Drawers of Cotton Merno and
Scotch Wool for Men, Women and Children which will be-
sold the lowest rouneratng prices az the old estab
liahsd Hosiery Store. No. % Carmlne-st
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A. PATMOR & CO., No. IL WaT.st
~ Exeh4nss Rrokers.-Notes Of the Mechs.,i,., -
GeOFsstowH, D. C., Ysnisd at per cent. "aAA'
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OFFICE OF The New-YoRK Gas LIcRr Co..
$780, - Oct. H. 49,
H'HE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS have
a TINS DAY declared Dividend of Five per Cent.
On ne Copitd Stock Of th6 Company or the Elk months
endinE lat Arzr-- " paJnt,e 20 the Stockholders and
after Monday let November THE Transfer Book WIN
be eof,d from the 18th inst until that d..e.
by order, C. L. EVEl,ITr, Secretary.
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EsIasras ItsASic-....- TEts BAr
srs-Rse-....6 10 -........-5 n u - Sets VI
uArHs..--..
SsaSy Hcet.s u Gov Isssd 10 % Hell 6ats -
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The PRoyIDENcE FIREMEs.-The Gazelie
Fire Company OF Providence started for home Tuesday
evening very pleasant VISIT Of days Previous
10 departure the members entertained with public
dinner which appropriate remarks made aud pat
otto INDUCED in They the guests of Eagle Co..
No. T. during their stay.
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ie o. he ,eeSss .ssoss II secosHf foo~s D1
:s,st '' ''' .,..,. at .esp Fashion
To recover 81 70 sas s s s' 90, Delivered ne den
sAs.a rS's sss s q ns d he ssh, .psZsa
f fssss s.a a. we're reeeived Jsdsmest reserved
SUPERIOR coURT-BeOre Judge o.ILr.
Dzrd Harrson at Wa r. wool q, =. .,oo,o
800 We tec,e y $50 q the Of the .lesd dlu,y, :;
New Roehele TIE pnG bad been, and va. q me s "
Rbss fody feeling sDg.e s.- sn
mem ssS W.. ss.rseS ,hsi Mr. sed hold Of Mr. H. and
severely asssd him TIE yesesi an Wen, s,acs upa
S.rt nd .ouS tone Of voioe peenee Of many peroas
ihe carr sid had no, man and vas n9 io ne ~,
If inew 70 e Il, sid that seysra ysaI' NO vs ~ ~
vas GOT suTnns On a. 9ss,2s ,s one u NJ I I, vac ao
s<sed defense hat plaintiff orOvssi '1 on n, ess 70 ~
sompsn damse and the merits not rsa 's'
O." Ss'h d., 80 srie sssn, Daniel w whitney
Coz disturbing pisnta and her tennis . e
peae.se q pe.e, No iel Lsw'st n eD so,,
81 them Il speared tsi defendant had recently puhAei he
Pct nsw IN and so % ths ron, soa.s other
vent 20 house ~h his contractor and tod Mrs and her
s oa By 70 oels e nTt day be woaB ptch Der hing the
wokmep subsequently, took on ne rear ooD
lodbs over N Der less;hat defendant understood from NJ
ysphpsr that he could g, Pose..os any & sss be s
10 law. verdict ior Disiaia $50 n,
A. AGAINST r. DOscb
go alleged % have accrued ef oes ~ -
20 'hs tine q commencement asserted gre nAt -
plaintiff fr year Which dened, already Tei@ffeo " 'e-'
ET Dautf sl5.
coURT on COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge WoorhvU
John BoTAs agt Iasc Yefnlfye.
TO recover damages for alleged SANDER, I'D
sayips tiH during sereston q No ~ hoaos 81 "a
yNnusry you id thief; have rod every mn On
sNer had anything 90 With Vefd1t 81 plnatii' W
lsns,z HUNG ast Tie Brooslyn Inari les 20 IN, I'D
To recover 81 furniture md ock a. 10 ~ ro
Destroyed by Ere IN March. 1859 The deene ~ VA
we're even in the COMPANY u the dan,sei 80
Alec that there a. the hin3 Once o. t on &c
st<b 4tcd ndOr'to a. fsl2il nave D
On the policy The este Is on 49,.
Peftee q Mann at. Johnson Huntington go,
Tn recover delivered hewark 70 BE- iorsdea ~
Fe~Yot losi tie HDeog and "a 1e Ssei =" a
n was eored Of bellows Ilani already referred 70 IN oe
fine he ss s couierGsd have been eau ed - he o l1s
clemens. Verdict for defenjsots.
II CalnsUs-Bef5re Judge DALI
HAEEAs CORPUS.
led named VIM MEva who bad entered a. marine On oe
NE .teamsLlp Msspp, brought up on app o ~
fbcr discharge he beng bat II years Of age he was "
on r,y.ns VI be co,hee.
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QUARTERLY STATEMENT of the
~ EvICFERBOCKER BANK 81 the City o. New
y.f shce M Is ,rue condition TIC orains OF SA'af'
day 9Th day Of Scp;cr Der, 1882;
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7 AIDES CLOTHS, French MerlnOcs, Plaid

Il 4 Cashmeres and Plsid Silks
Several cases OF the above desirable Goods landing
aud for sale cheap, at TRACY, IRWIN CO.'S,
Nos "a and S35 Broadway.
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coURT on COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge woornvr
John Boilas aet Iaac Yetr1fye
IN recover DAMAGES for alleged SANDER, il
Il, CaaNsrss-Bef5re Judge Dali
naurAa cnnpIra

nd named r MeHva who bad entered a. marine On Dro
H.. O. teamsLp bsspp brought appicaion OF hr
bor dschsrs BENG II o! ase He was o. e@V
on f.vlng VI be cothes.
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DITTSTON COAL-The Pennsy lyania Coal
Company is prepared 10 deliver to families any pat
Of this City, Brooklyn aad Wiiansbursh tom s Canal
Boats aud Yards the OF s Pttston
Coal which asupeor Anthracite for DOM sc Apply
at the yArds corner Of ii-st and 9hsy West st. near
Morton the foot Of Governeurst East RIVER; foot OF
North lOths, WiLaH.sburgh foot OF Colds, Brooklyn,
Wast The Coal win be delivered AZ q u per tun, Of
2oc0 s from the Canal BoIts aud S5 Is rescreened from
the yard.
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DIED ASH COAL-Stovc and egg sizes,
III warranted pure BED Ash Peach Orchard, free from
slate and shells to sale Gt moderate prices ioI rr quality
Coal No 10 Wet li,h-st between 5,h and 5,h-sys
CHARLES LOIVTHEK-