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= GANCY Ar " ASA NaaTON.--JAMES H. CAUs


~ TEN ate Of BALTIMORE having made this city his
residence, will undertake. with his accustomed zeal
and diligence, the settlement Of claims generally and more
particularly claims before Congress- against the United aes
the several Departments thero and before Board ct
that may be raised for the adjustment OF spo
other claims. He has in charge the entire ciasu
arising of French spolaons prior to the 1900 with
reference to which, addition of documents and
proofs his possession he has those in the archives
of the Government
Claimants and on the navy fund &c., bounty lands
duties &c. and those requiring life insurance,
have their business promptly attended letter. (post paid
and thus relieve themselves expensive and nconve
personal attendance.
Having obtained commission of Notary Public he pre-
pared furnish egzed copies required public docu
other papers He has been long engaged in the
duties of agent that only be to that
economy prompt attention shall be extended all business
vonded to his and that enable him render his
cces and facilities ehcacous, he has become familiar
with all the forms OF Office
Office on J. street. the Treasury BulGng.
,i.lerai Agency ana Law ,yHve &C " nsIllns lvn
DE SELDING d WYLIE,
Seventh street, bet,cee and streets, opposite Odd Fel
| loscs Hall, Washington.
|tHAS. DE SELDING 4 ANDREW WYLIE, jr., hav-
~ formed copartnershp for the purpose prOec uing
claims before Congress- the Executive Departments before
any Board of appointed for adustm
spolatons, or other claims against foreign Govern
ment prepared give their full and faithful
all business that be to their charge They will
also attend obtaining pensions bounty land return duties
claims arising contracts treaties otherwise; buy
ing and selling real estate collecting private claims Sc
Andrew Wyie will attend to law business with
which either himself the firm be entrusted in OF
the courts of the District Supreme Court OF the United
States.
Chas De Seldug heing United States Commissioner,
Notary Public and Commissioner Of Deeds Tor all the States
OF the Union give prompt attention the taking of
mony acknowledgment of Deeds and ether duties which a
pertain TO his office.
Charges will moderate, and regulated by the amount
claimed, and the extent Of services required.
Commune cations (pospad) will receive immediate atteD
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bids The experience Of the Department enables to lay
down the following rules, viz:
When the mail on the route not large 10 require
twohose coach conveyance star bid, the lowest will al
ways BIO preferred TO the specific bid
When the mails Of such size and weight rs TO render
necessary in reference them aone provide twohorss
coach conveyance the specific bid though the highest tor
coach SERVICE adudged be entirely sufficient for the
route will be preferred the bid the difference
not such interfere with the policy Of the law OF ls45
which looks reduction in the cost of transportation. EI
ceptons however, may be allowed where the bid made
by the of the stock used the route IN tho per-
Torrance Of coach service.
On routes Of the highest class, where ouhorse coach
steamboat transportation is required by the size and import
ance of the nails and the specific bid is adudged sufficient
for the route the preference for the specific bid will be-
necessary, carried greater extent OF difference than on
the inferior coach routes.
%. modification of bid, in any of Its essential terms
bid, and cannot be received 60 as 10
interfere with regular competition, after the last hour set Tor
receiving bids
%. Posmasters arc to DO careful not TO certify the
suciency of guarGntors surees without knowing hat
they persons of sufficient responsibility and ell bidders
and sureties distinctly notified that on failure
to enter into or perform the the service proposed
for in the accepted bids their legal Liabilities will be enforced
against them.
81 The contracts will be substantially in the forms here
tofoe used this Department. except in the respects Pa
cuarly mentioned in these instructions and on all railroad
and steamboat the contractors will DO required to deli
the mails into the post Offices at the ends OF the routes
and into all the intermediate post offices not more than
eighty rods from the railroad or landing.
rs. Present and known at the Depart
must, equally with Others procure guarantees and r
fcates of their sucency substantially in the forms above
prescribed The certificates of suiciency must be signed
8. D. HUBBARD, Postmaster General.
posrO DIX Dece1bcr Is, 1852.
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Howlet Hill from Camilus, miles, twice a week.
Hubbads Corners from East Hamilton, miles, six times
a week.
Huguenot from Port Jervis, miles, once a week
Halls Corners from Hannibal Centre, miles, twice
week.
Humphrey from Kilbuck, miles, week.
Hunters Land from Mideburgh, miles, n week
Hon from railroad depot mile, twelve times week.
IroDdoquoi, from Jchester, miles, week
Italy Hollow from Italy Hill, 3 miles, twice week.
Jackson from Cambridge, miles, three times week.
Jacks Reef from Canal, miles, six times week.
Jeweu from Windhom, miles, twice a week.
Kendall from Murray, miles, three times week.
Kendars Mills from Murray, 81 miles, twice week.
Kctchumvle from Maine, miles, three times a week.
Kings Settlement from Norwich, miles, once a week.
Knox from Township, miles, three times a week.
fortnight from North fortnight, miles, three times a
week.
Kysorvie from Mount Morris, miles, a week
Luke from North Greenwich, miles, twice week.
Lakeport from Oneida Luke, 81 miles, twice a week.
Lake Ridge from Kings Ferry, miles, three time, week
Lapeer from Marathon, 81 miles, twice q week.
Lebanon from Bouckville, miles, six times a week.
Lee Centre from Stokes, miles, six times a week.
Leraysvilc from Great Bend, miles, six times week.
Linn from Lafayette, a miles, three times a week,
Lisbon from Ogdensburgb, ~ miles, twice week.
Little Britain from Codenham, miles, twice a week
Little York from Homer, miles, six times a week.
Long Neck from Richmond, miles, twice a week.
Lorraine from Adams miles, six times a week
Louisville from Raymond,iIle, miles, three times week.
Louisville Landing from MasseDa, miles, twice week.
Lyons Hollow from Prat,sburg miles, once a week.
Macedon Centre from Mscedon, miles, twice week.
Mahopac from Croton Falls, Al miles, six times a week
from June to September l. and week the balance OF
the year.
Manchester from Canandaigua 81 miles, six times week
Mandana from Skaneateles miles, twice week.
Marcy from Utica, miles, once week.
MsriaviIe and North johannesburg from Homsns Ferry,
| miles, a week.
Marshall from Watervile, miles, three times week
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South Franklin from East franklin miles, a week
South GiIboa from GiIboo, miles, week.
South Granville from Granville, miles, three times a
week
South Roya alton from Locust Tree miles, week.
South Schodack from Schodack Centre, miles, a
week
sSpafford Hollow from PEBBLE, 6 miles, once week.
Springs from East Hampton, miles, week
Sprout Brook from Buell. miles, three times week.
Stanwx from Rome, miles, six times week.
Sterling Bush from wilma, miles, three times week.
Steubcn and Big Brook from Hill Side, miles, shrcc times
aweek.
Stevensvle from Monticello, 8 miles, twice week.
Stone Arabia from Palane Bridge, miles, week.
Stone Church from Bergen, 2i miles, six times week.
Success from Upper Aquebogue, miles, once week.
sullvanve from Fuirpod, A miles, three times week
Tappanown from Permont, miles, six times week.
Throopsvile from Auburn, miles, six times a week.
Toddsvile from Cooperstown miles, three times week.
Towsendvile from Lodi miles, three times a week.
Transit from South Byron, 3 miles, twice a week.
Trout Creek from Cannonsvlle, miles, a week.
Tyre from Seneca Falls miles, twice week.
Union Settlement from Constanta, miles, week.
Unadila Forks from Bridgewatcr, 81 miles, six times
week.
Van Buren, from Belle Isle, 81 miles, three times week.
Van Buren, Centre from Canal, miles, six times week
Van Buren, Harbor from Fredonis, miles, three times
week.
Verplanck from PcekskilI, 81 miles, six times a week.
vestal from Union, ! miles, three times week.
Vestal Centre from VestaI miles, twicea week.
Veteran from Mipor, miles, twice a week.
Vosg from Fergusons Corners II miles, three times
| week.
Walworth from Palmyra, 81 miles, six times a week.
Waterbureh from Trumansbugh, miles, three times
| week
West AusabIe from KeesevilIe, miles, once a week.
West Barre from Barre Centre, miles, three times
week.
West Brookvile from Otiwille, miles, week.
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DIED.

I. Brolyn sa.uIdsy morning, oc o. Ms JoASsA C.. ws.
Il III sev-rsos laughter q Asrew Gsnfe, Ed ased ~
49,
lie relative. ssd ies1s Of he sny are respectfully asiee %
.,-4 80 cnre On woni,y srrnoon oeo>k from her iis
re.ees BcJford Road first hone east Ciasoa is'
y.l,on ~ s-1gr. run WITH blocks ~ the hoasr -
On .,.I,i,y oct 30 wN W. yAS sE0HrES, sset - yea"
IT, relatives aai us Of The y Eye 70 sftes. W
,,i I'm bis ate retsnre No. is] Eas, 18th 81 ms so'S''
.ii.rsoon al ! o'c'oct. .,,,,.~ kl-saSyII-
A, osaihau Four Corners, 0e- a, wiLiAH
aged Is ys.rs -. n, NJ .ssr lingering
,r.~-. IRA q WHEELER, ffEscTy 81 ses- cff' VI -
Of bsssse. - -. "a. -, Isncc a Bridseporfs
d, ,ta ~. Molly aernooa Traln. % s3ysn
sss deps II . .n6 5is ~ PnrTE si,sr psoiraesd
On sunday. Oc'. 81. Ckotoh W
a~r, be fh yer o. a ,.e Of hs bsot|ns issse Ne
w., s.s J.nr. reqssse' . sa 70. sa a.
ycss -. Peye = "a s' % ia~ssp 's~"' -
i5s noase % 49,. r,thos. further invitation q. ~uxf
IL tbs cay % - I-arh CArk- Co, AGED - years
A., ,,pee,faIy nyIte 70 si.nd 49, a. 70
ms u 90 .a~pi,s a, the Clifford Hosse rnsVs@"
his 20 Mlf<J Coan lot A.. esh Il
MANS -" 49,. or Of eoasrsn'e ieFe, - 81
Al hss WARP wife n C-srse ssehnzh -.
her sec. NAN -. As-1sA-s {. yaeassn --rcen' -
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a.,+.kipc cosemnorsry with the other The distance
,be water reoures TO be ght Is nine ana ana, ne
THE coet of the work is calculated 1T aoout $1,000
The capital is one million and fhe neIIe 90 The in
S277COO 8 that a. regards the pf o.''o"ie"'7 VI 49,
vesime nj, there can be but one OPINION f., - tho
We have recently seen certificate tghsd " W.
Merchants OF Panama, fully indoning the ~
of statement made IN the publshed pIos peo'"' VI ~
xoIk which appears exceedingly safl-isct0ry - ooo
The supply OF water il calculated At 500 70 49,
Gallons day even in the drycst season so that the ia
5,sn,s Of Panama may always calculate upon an "ou
ant stock of that useful end necessary article ,.
For two YEAR. past Mr.. Jenna has laborcd mo- ~,
brenily 10 carry out this grand project ana nc ~. -
irnh tho satisfaction of bringing before the PdOhc 10
,enoihle form From bis zeal and energy IN tne III
,er and from the security which the Investment oHr9
IN ulsts there be little doubt thai the DOCKS
lii he kept open a very short time after the arrival OF
q . grantee in New York and shall be disappointed
4 we do not see q large number OF laoorers on the
yrork at the commencement o. the dry season: iDh
DIFFICULTIES on THE RAILRoAD.-lt ls re-
norted that the loanen the Chagres River have un-
Sesken to destroy the Railway bridge now in course
Of erecttn An attempt was made 70 burn the Drlnge,
but we understand that the scoundrelS were unable 70
complete their work before they were discovered we
have not beard of their being arrested yet and presume
,bey will have difficulty in making their escape. we
have been expecting for time 10 hear OF an out
lresk the part Of the natives and the parties connect
ed with the Railroad and TIM. appears to be the BEGIN
ming Of what will probably lead 70 a very serious Dis
tlrbance before long, unless stringent measures are
adopted il time TO preventt
There IL no Government force between Panams and
Aspinws although il appears TO thathere should be
proper Guard Of solders stationed along the route and
we yeasedto hear that the subject likely TO be
brought before the Provincial Chamber Immediately.
Hthis Government does no. take the necessary meas
ures TO defend the Railway Company in carrying the
work all thst remains ia for the Company defend
themselves by arrnng sufficient force to keep OH the
offenders and when they catch any Of them, destroying
property connected with the railroad to Lynch law
snd shoot the culprits on the spot
There il no mincing MASTERS in case like this,
where much important property is left al the mercy
ola set Of baTbar0ns like those the Ch8gres River
the only 10 adopt in of their offering any
moleststion the most summary possible No chance
should be given them to escape once they are detected
Ibid.
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k','T' az W"f'~'-spsc,.. 40. s',sar' sr,>cAsss
stPRTHf CouRr-S-.cs.t rs,~
DECISIONS
s1ehs, 9 heCsE-ist'y JsA- mscs--.,isy -pcSs~ =
Slsirs RsafA at Georss r RsssA-san-
J-firk p = niisr Aery yars Fsiirr.-Sane.
kz-s L. Frrf efA>rs yssss ~ Dsbrtr skess
pcyree Arccf q str. tnicn a he iunf.
Hesry Bsriehf H. sat sre, ~ Jis-rAe ahdsv. e~ss
tray, Fefrrr,d 20 JUICE FsnScfpssi &c rrVof
COURT OF COMMON PLgAs-G,,n,t T,.-seoce ysAs-
lsskAs.. and Wosssstr
DECISIONS
Joeeph NFeser r-sroodsat. Jos1 4 DAVIS. sre~l&aa
Appeal Judgment affirmed. with costs.
1891. conasn srgAsi sst F'issrd rsAse. rcspssseA
n A l. Ans-,r- the Protective Inc.
N-' q -, q Tesm sfrn-s. vita cost.
-. JAMS CushsushAn LeN- Philip.
-. ~ e'efea Aat jadsnea, ordered 6r seseaiaa- 80
Jass. Cody .pi Nao. Noos-y sat sarau-l w,r--~
Jans, R4sy. Ss.pOades,. aS, RsAarS pso~a
Jane PasA 90, A., Puxh
Oder a. Spccsi Term affirmed
Nicholas X o-iey. Reo-.,er. TAos cosn-l Ss.,,a
order 1t SPECIAL Term ASA''1 .. ~,A costs
Of A,seyre Cour, si the aa,l,, q. a.. ,
- rssr ru-- yustns ne 7r-c;c- nd rrr~a 81
M s'h rule tho oa, rad 20
Ut &c. % eroc te party TIE
rleaansi dd Interfere WITH discovery Kecs.-asy pee
~ ,sl Pans Presented p'on 'or oraer compel
defendants rSpcc hcks nhch
trial. Ton clam 90 ssis scdl whh srsnc rd the
arreal made.
This ahcny &c. a sn.t Trough; 81 ths
hn.hand @ tvcrc-. judy Day, >r-i Term decrax the
ton. ai ihnt the sowsnce the sloo sane m With the
~ There Ichus the state o cis discovered h the Az
hov that 10 necessarily b Put
Sro'rssd OF du,t TIA. Apea'ss- msoc TO this Co1r, Jsds
u'cHi shImcd
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SrRAvGrR,.-At the METRoPoLITAN. Hon. j.
g. SEWER. New, Orleans G. D. Coleman PhiapelpA'a
J. V smith Bangor: W. H. Gray, Liverpool; n D.
Sewrn Alabama; Hon. 4. Addington, Brtsh Army X
Rarallack Brifish Army W J. Reynolds, Va; J. =
f;roe,eugh Washington. Charles Strsron. chlrsn
W NcReynolds. Illinois; Wm. EOr5cs IL rpcoii w ~
(iib.On. [ :. Navy; IL. y. Toll, swedish navy u H.
Mte ISyIyc Na. Gen Wool, L. : army Dr. Wes
,or Eostou. { Satp.rd, Mobile; q. Tr0whndge san
Francisco o B. Jennings San ErGncseo G. N aver
Boston: Dr. NJ Dougsl Amy + D. Lee ChaTeston ;
= p Iove,t Washington: K. Williams, Army; }. 7.
Pender-n-, Baltimore W Harden1ugn and Dr
woo. hull New Brunswick; J. H. Lemises, "ashnS-
tor " H. Wal, hey West J. T. Riley Jefferson cry
at,be As7on Gov. Hunt. Albany; Gen c. Il Pea.lee
y IL: Or Vonders NTH. Texas II. Gadewe- Aparai-
so. W C. Courtney, Charlestoni Capt Jones s'esiiet
Georgia; Capt. Chadwick Lynn Jai u Blsno NoII-
Carolina: W Palmer, Richmond; J. " Hsiri"a!'
Dunkirk; C. : Denny Philadelphia; Charles bigelo"'
Philadelphia : Page, Boston; c. n Shaw, 6ostoo ~
: Mitchell, - Louis. R Ii. Critendeu' NJ y. "
Jan en- Bo-ton: r NJ Lee, Philadelphia 4 Er,es
Rochester; II. Wager, Utica; +. Perry Ne~-i'edlorl
O. G Coms,ock syracuse c. Eldridge, Bingnsmtoh
3. Nurdock Philadelphia; ". Woodbury. y. u, an
others.
RoBBERY.-At II o'clock last evening, ohceI
OCounor Of the sixth Ward arrested man, chsrse,i
with snachinr Gold Watch and Chain worm slo.'
from the hand Of James Buchanan, At NO q u
lie was locked UP IL the Cells al the Iofaos " Oe -
amned this morning.
CHARGE OF PAssISG CorSrERFEIT MotEf-
Two Young men, named Francis Cotton ana Ast.n q,
stewart were arrested saturday night charged, tns
iormer with passing $40 counterfeit oi on 'ns ne,
rhaut,' Bank Boston Mas, and the latter u
;r 70 MS. siuilsr counterfeit bill !, appears ina
Ce, entered the store of Patrick Patton No a Caat
ksu. and purchased two shirts Tor the Fum o. ~ ~
He handed the clerk bill Of the above 40
rsr.ived In change e. 30 IN good money soon atei
So I TIE dscovery was made that the bill was eoun
tr,eir and while the clerk wes what courss
- ru,.ue Stewart came IN, purchased shin anc
,,ered bin su1ilsr II every respect % ina recei,ec
rom Gotten lie rs' detained ph'H Ohrer "'Nui'y
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SUPERIOR coURr-Before JUDI. o.sr,r
Tnriu. BlIey az G Bl,Iftt- sli4 10 JfF n I'4'H
M, Fn.,Is keteta Wa ao defendant bg'-e comgssi' ~
tt,. t-..f a. air.ady stated dInssed q, % haJ
10 recover damages for alleged malicious

10 IctoN'l ""ii"S'' w 80 -. =.
p,o.e,uos all the parties laTvsr'i cs'rsns pAnn va
r.ry n test ~ hir1 = Common fr@' ~ - sn
~ l.f-nis1- that psIntr, on iast 'e,.1 0'
i1tsre he "hef-as ne NfYr - ~ - 80. -. -,
ssy or serwad Dot 10 psy he Saist - a. ' w ~
a. he Lad iu, iuihofrJ 20 f,crss I. ., y, 80
ca ir' .-sE-c % as1 ,a- .,s ,I. -,
pisinih 10 mar ~ - - ,.-sar,v ron, h n, The
ims m! slf Bahey must have BAD ~ 1 -, -.,se5 :.
G.mrs Al '@i1 - S,s, \, "a ~ sn,bo,v
chafsst b. bad not y ~ ~ ,o,- =, ies..rfs ~.
TIT N to.r aIf 60. "a al, - "a, . n
NJ in- : ~ IN h.. -, n ony 4 ~o.a e
- alfkon4h b r,s,iies
mo-AI usa 80 Corrcc- n Wi - for ,h. Jary 70
ta'L 10 'A.e. r 49,, ~ .Srs..D -, J.ry r.tfr-s
~ Ire 'I' -. ,.S,s a. - n.rt. a. and the in.
70 n Se-' ~ -r - NJ - - ", gr,Sb i.s.a.
$3.50 80 ~ srt r,inx IL. chsT,, the rsse
. ~ So no, Jurv enr.ler hat px1ff s7-f'rt 70
49,, az ts v~rt s-s ~ oAai ssinst
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CITY ITEMS.

AMvsENENrs, ETC, THIS DAY AND EVENING.
ButMSs 1hcser0 York and Nev YORK Become Duh Care.
Broadway 1heatrr-insosnar. The Double Bcddca RoorL
WsscA ThesecNuch Ado About Nsthlas The lrsh ser
Nih,o's GArdon-Msrths, or The Richmond Market
Bs nuns Musrura-The Last Nal. etc.
CrcnsNew York Amphlh Perlo names 0c
Woods Ministries No 4N Beosiwsy-C Concert every evening
Ssftef' II ogsnis-. cor Thirteenth .; and Broadway
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MARRIED..

A, B...oo oer p ~ Rev. " y Kirk. CHARLES RAPAL
10 20 Of NJ, CHy, 0 Miss HELM SUMNER, daughter "a
Efadforl sumner. ESQ Of Boston. - -.
%, ss.ursy OF 20 BY Dr. Pi.> AZ the Church Of =
Charss Brrons, Bfeosyb, ALEX. Hettk 70 MAXI JANE.
d.nsher II John B-nson. E.l a..
IA Nifrd N. Oct A. hJ Rev. Preston Pond q Boston NJ
CHARLKs j. TaONPsOS, u boston, 70 Mes EiDELlA CLAY
a ftaQt
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BTENOS AYRES.

We have advices from Buenos Ayres to
Sept s.
The British Packet publishes decree by
Urquiza which declares confscation of property for
political criminal ofenses treason against the state
Another decree abolshes the punishment of death Tor
political oenses excep, in the case of offenders VINO
have taken up against the authorities and Govern
nent and in that there must first be legal trh
Belcher Kay, described as the pugllist ana
San Francisco robber" was at Montevideo the 2Oh
OF August He came overland from Valparaiso 10 Bue
nos Ayres where he was ion until recognized by two
Calf rDia gentlemen. Thence he fed to Monteyideo,
where s alleged he has disguised himself by shaving
his whisktrs
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For the whole year thu, fer, the Immigration mas
IL Under our obituary head this morning

we announce the decensc Of liza +. WHEELER, Es T.
formerly merchant OF this City. lie wa Tor several
vesrs member Of cur Common Council and also repre-
scr,ed the City in our State Legislature lie was
elected Coroner in the year 1884, and performed the
aruous duties of in, Office for three year, with entire
.ati.faction to the City lie public spirited and
cnferpri-ng. and was an e-timebe citizen.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Tur Cornrs-Norsmb.r.-The Superior

Count continue ihs mouh IL October rl c,tr aud hold
s.et Tsnn, Tie Circuit Court m also rocte cont nlance 81
C.rdsr Pleas viii hoi General and SPECIAL
FERN The Circuit anl tnci Court vl hold -'s,n- ne
Saprrn. yl bold SPECIAL Term The Oyer and Iernnrf
viii r On toby Their. ght r murder sni
A. IN h hrf srec two of che inJni. ar irg three
tarf. III uuber of prs0n of tr o iAer lives ~
~rr t,. a = or G
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From JAMNcA.-We have received files of
Kingston papers up to the 2lst ult
The subject of import duties forms ques-
ton Of general discussion
The weather has been severe in many parts
Of the island and several places have experienced hur
rcanes, doing more or less damage.
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COURT CALRNDAR-TGn D.r
SUPERIOR AyD CIRCUIT COrRTs.-Already

Tl0I-h~I ;. = = n, - ~ - 4.
a. N s d. a. ~ rDeur vii have gr-rrlr" parties
.lg vii zee that Their n,rs- on the Cs-n1arJ
C.snys PLrA -Gencr,l sni SPECIAL Term
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BR0OKLNN ITEMS.
CHURcB RoBsER,

CHURcH RoBsERY.--0n Friday night last. tho
South Congregational Church in Henry At. robbed
OF the Bible the csrpetiDg aud several chsrs The
trance II appears was gained through one of the back
windows. The burglar escaped undc,cc,ed
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LATER FROM THE BAHAMAs.-An arrival at
this port brings us files of the Nassau a. p Ga'ea'
with dates to Oct. 6.
The cholera has prevailed with great severi-
~ but OF the last dates had sensibly diminished.
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ENrsY Tnrrr.-On Friday evening fellow

WnuoNs Inc burglar cscapeu Inuc,tcle0
ENTRY TuEr.-On Friday evening fellow
called ut the house of Mr. Ssndord the Wing candidate
for Congress, aud stole valuable surtout overcoat.
which was hanging in the entry. lie got Oft safe.
BoARpISG-Ho THrEF.-On Saturday after
noon young man called nj Mrs Ireands house IN Pros
pcct st ard ICED board He was showninto upper
room, whore he placed his trunk which filled with
oil ,ots of rubbish Shortly after he informed the land
lady that he had forgotten portion OF his clothing and
was going 20 New York after Il. That the LAST
that of him. and on examining hs room II WE
found that he had broken open OF the boarder's
trunks. and extracted thsrefrom Sf The police
made acquainted with the circumstances.
ACCIDENTALLY KmLED-On Friday evening
last while lsborers were pitching hay from the
lo of storshouse No - AZ the Atlantic Docks man
named Patrick Gleason struck upon the breast and
killed almost instantly. Coroner Ball held an nquee ON
saturday and the Jury returned verde, In accordance
with the facts Deceased about - years OF age
native OF Ireland and resided at No - Columbisst He
was without family.
P,RRlciDE-A man named Dewey. Of Paw
tuckct L. L. murdered his father by striking him with
gun after Intellectual attempt to shoot him lie hsa
been lodged In Riverheed jail for trial.
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nearly All the pnlpits nj

Mr.. WEBsrER-ln nearly all the pulpits of
This City Brooklyn and vicinity yesterday, the late
NA,ocsl loss the principal theme OF the speakers
We should have given copous Sketches OF such dis
courses il advertisers had SLOWED the room to
do So