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- *AsA ~ - u ~ - = s. &
- II ns0Sss i ! good sAoe. berg
no Ie,Is velocity than twenty Ave. hun
dred yards per hour, ploughing abou, six
acres in one day. The price of it is
E3O0 or SI455. It requires an engineer
and two laborers to attend it. Altogether
this plough is a very useful, and deci-
ded improvement on ali former steam
plouahs. 1t will never be introduced in.
10 America for the reason lha; it is too
large and expensive. But while ii will
not become domestica;ed with US, il will
be a production Of much good. Ii will
show our farmers what is doing in other
paris Of the world 10 make steam. power
subservient to man in tilling the earth.
1t will, no doubt, also afford many good
hints TO some Of our inventors, for steam
power will yet be employed moro exten-
sively for agricultural purposes than ii ~
at present, especially in the West and
Southwest regions. This plough, when
not till;ng, can be thrown ou: of gear
with The engine, which can then be made
by pully ard bell 10 drive threshing. and
many other machines Scientific liner.
CURE FOR THE DROPSY.-Of Centuary.
Mint, IIysop, and Sage, take handful
each, an ounce Of Pecan ro3t, an ounce
Of E.lecampane, two ounces OF the inner
bark Of the roo, of sassafras, two ounces
OF horse radish, a pint Of coriander seed
and pint OF aniseed. all stepped togeth-
er in five quarts Of hard cider, drink it
Cor five weeks, and drink no cold wafer,
nor spirituous liquor of any kind duriasr
.elved high commp nlations from
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TERRa.cuLTURE.

This : The name given to TIE psu y.
important discovery of isnpftIss enlfisas
Iions snslde hy Mr.. Russell Coassocaa
c:Eizen Of Wessern New Y0l's. Tie
sss: zassc!s ss siis sssisijsds - sA@d
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WIZLLANSB URGH IT'EIS.

WI LIAGsBUEGH CRY MISSIONARY SOcIETT.-Ths So
ciey have recently organized department in their
ab0rs for the relief Of the poor Of the city during the
ing winter 90 be known as the General Relief Depart
men The duty Of this Department viii De to search
out end furnish relief for those who suffering from
destituou within The limits Of the city The object u 70
SUI ply such only with food clothing and fuel but also
70 promote in them habits Of cleanliness udnes- industry
and econony Tie objects Of the Society to be car
RCD ont by the appointment OF agents or vstors whose
duty It will he 10 visit the localities assigned to them, as
certain the condition Of those in poor circumstances ami
make their reports the Society The Society extends
s relief all without Discrimination, and without regard
national political or religious distinction The Society
hope with proper aid from the public 70 be enabled to en-
trey remove the ANNOYANCE Of street begging, ami their
rules provide that no family receiving Assistance from the
Department sbs b. allowed 70 solicit charity from door
io door Tie officers of th- Department are Rev. DIR.
Prime Chairman; J. W Buckley. Secretary and J b
Wells, Treasurer.
FIoPENrNr PRrvESIED-A Mr. Campbell, who hiss
lived for some time with her husband in this city for
reason became dcOs nted with her lord and q, the
lciintOn Of sea captain who acquaintance Of the
family she consented to elopo with him and q voy
age 20 the West Indies. Last Friday night the sp
pointed time for her nbscond, and called Sailor
Jack who in the employ Of Mrs {. husband, was
made confident and agreed to take her baggage to the
vessel which lay at Of the New York whsves. Jack
took one bundle to the Peck slip Ferry and leaving il n
the IF the ferry master returned after another The
ct the ferry suspectng that all not right dehy-
cred the bundle into the hands OF police officer who took
II the Station House Jack while after his second load
became intoxicated that he unable to get to the
ferry until next morning when he learned that his bundle
bad gone the Station House. lie requested to
veal the Whereabouts of the of the goods and did
CO. and aterwed and brought the lady in person u
the Station House She told contradictory story and
her husband was sent for He seemed much a.0nlshed
at the transaction and al his request the lady locked
up To await an examination.
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DIED.

BERDAN-At j. Friday October L. In the nth
David Berdan. oulv OF j BedNn Esq., OF
Paterson and Law of Thomas Famine Fsl ofths City
BEkDANSuddsnly. at fateTscn Friday Oct IL David
sonn Of Thomas Tanning Esd Of his City In the eIh
CPANE-A wilem,burs L. L. Thursday the 10 inst, Of
Edward ouy Of Adelins r. and T. Dwight
Graz sgsd mouths sud DAYS
CHENEY-At Nsnchester Hartford Co. Conn the h inst
Mrs fl,cta Cheney. eRed IS wears
Sunday Oct Is Devoe, inhamma
N the chest sged y months and 10 days
HIS euc and those OF his Isaac Jacob Gilbert and
William Henry ard also those Of his law, Capt Joseph
his un from Of his onpaw No SO Monroe
TueEsy the 18th inst At O'Clock His remains viii be Inferred
GILIEsTiE-At Lakewood the residence OF W Duer near
G,pe ushie OF the late William Dennns sen In the
18Th wear Of her sge
LEE-Ou sunday Oct Is after lous illness John Lee, Jr in
the the SD OF hisaec.
MARSHAIL-On the 18Th Oct. at Csnptown N J, Dr. Bena
min Marshall of N,w-York, aged q years 49,
relatives sni fnc respectfully requested 10 attend his
fnner his nephew, Samuel Whiting No ls6
Crnheryt, Brooklyn. Monday i7th inst without further
McCARTHY-Atw West Troy Y the ltth inst Mr. Philip
Mccarthy. OF the firm Of Mccarthy Allen Of this City.
MORGASOn Saturday October Is Enoch Morgan In the 9TH
OF his
The fnd OF the family respectfully invited attend bis f
bis late sid NO "a Bank st. this ar
tMonssy O'Clock without further invitation
NATSONOn the 18th Oct Ia Lousa Co Va Geotse Watson
nearly aud for 20 Of the most distinguished
pL, sioiaIs of Nrsn.s -
wiLSON-on sunday. the 10th inst, Mt Harriet Wilson
Of OIsuH puon.
day Of 81 from No 81 Fleetst- Brooklyn
WRIGHT Satud,y October Is her residence Hemp
stead L. after short Illness, Mrs Martha Wright the 65th
@ her
The friends the invited attend nor rne, from
her late resdence o'clock Monday, Oct H. The remains
will be conveyed 10 Jamaica for interment
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Us DISTRICT CoURT-Before Judge IsGslsoLL-
sEATEsCEs.

On Bell end Hartley being directed TO stand up for sen
sskee what had siod nos oe
prcI bell that they hs ha he taJ
have been able show tsst time before TIE ocegf
rel coJ Of deceassd The lad dneay sat
eoci rut head With lde ard { so that and
tens properly sferdte tb. the death Of dscea
hch ttey had ready bel pned three noash Tns
JrGst he vo1 take eoBsde sfor sentence ns
rec n T. Lcation q The Jury. Sentence - above
On Carry being called for sentence be stated IN answer
wks l. had ttS te had roasa
The War Woard II he servee ard psor ned fss
he perform thai he led INTO ne rs ~
obsn that be hHs ater ron rf. 70
tie The hillary authorities here. and receives sy
h.s The considered no TO be an aE.sd go s aa,
i ten LED ns tie atiept obtsn money through ss efsy
y 9TH he Dtsueed the lowest term Of P9asaso'
for he ferss tksf the Law ~oalf sloy-0ne yesf 8,
ln the Of Gonzse-, EIJu-iee Drinker addressed
ti uECr rrnsherf be aid tssf me ceStfa ~
r. parfry tug brad VIXEN the Nae ~itnSu ers
bold Aste and Captain then drAssrs IL
IL him severely % esv I'm
g. acted h.rshy t0wsrt nnef lno nc o 10 ~
tn sITivs he chip Hsve the and himself el- 20
the -k Of forfirs their rases etnrnsd p sss
Net AID ben The ship back entered proee - 49,
Csttan AID tie sfsr ARRESTED 7oee. iron 20 IDS
CoSIi tSi ris.f thai Be s;t,sdips he ceeIi 'ss
lib rated By Judge Phillips staosEn sgpssea
.swGd t.i the CsFtsiE hst not eee1 "a
Tn Mate hesirs Via bad ben acne ,e az ma 40
SLs ettE. Gousss fr ~aies >. h,e 30
thar the ev1eaee showed ss u Cspe19 s1rstss e
q panty bat Be re<sS 90 On tse
snz enforce The order be urpo.ey cat ne ats
tie Lead VITA the tr and also gave hin Ia'ef "S1nA
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La " INTELLIGENCE.

SATURDAY, Oct 10 1883.
the matter Of extending Csns snd widening Walkers
Tie argument in this continued this forenoon
bsfcre judge Roosevelt
Ia he matter Of Eleventh sy
Motion TO confirm report of Commissioners OF Estimate
Mott Lawrence appeared opposition
70 H. o On fCsiToneG o Saturday next
Emm1 + Eyre. BY her HeKt friend at Charles Eyre.
Dtuee vi divorce.
COURT
the above the apJ OF Scharble and wife is for
sce Of the Marine Court proceed
schaTbe and wife against Andrew Gncher which
directed % p.ii
def ccndon ening taut shz have previously
teen aid Motion ioT the menrsnus denied
FRAUD ~ MORTGAGE
The case Of Mclaughlin against kirby and others, was
foclose OF al 40 gwen By the late 81 begey
ieaLod house IN Washngton Barrow The o.
Levey the ground
thai tshoo eopg,d and not 10 ks father his father
being eighteen VI taxing sad e.s
though his father signed the mortgage p
james Lsv,y his Peter Levey Tia o it appear
Trinity Church IL shown that deceased bought the
Farrell Midtown 1884 aud lived sfter
The property and being entitled IN 1873 70 rsns~a OF
he renewal for from that
uit hoLs which he b0FroSed the money la
ioB sgrs biz James Leyey and had always been Known
said Peter JAGns Leyey he paid the inter-
The money borrowed well a. th Of h eAssoi to
the period Of bis da and TIE aerWAd said that the Interest
cffbe hdud BE- paid Adfsu having beeG sken
IN the ofoFeose made hy Mr. John Baker IN BE-
half the The dut 10 show that the father did sos
" he ITop,ry Motion granted, a, above.
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NJ ARRIED.

rRNS-EvERDFLL-ou THURSDAY 18th October By the Rev
DR. Trg Mr. Thomas Burns Helen daughter Of Wm Everdel
Fec 81 ofths CIV
BOAN-BGELow-On Thursday. 18Th October By the Rev.
Gecrge Prfn Wism Dosr, Of - Louis No, 70 Frances
dsnsh Richard HI Glow OF this City
HALL b DELL On the leh October By TIE Rev Noses
scuoder Mr. Gilbert Hall to Ms sarah Beds both OF this
MATTIsON-DICK-At Psown the l7tA September By the
Rev Fkk Harmon Mr. Charles Maitson Of Grsfon 20 Miss
Sarah Dick Of Pi-sioWn both II Rensselaer, Co.
POTTER MI7CHELL-At Philadelphia The 5fh inst b. the
RI Rev Bishop Potter CAkson y Potter Vrsna Mitchell.
RANnLE-r AESONS-A HOosct Fsl he lh inst, by the
Rev k Hsmon Mr. Evi Rsnde Of John onsve 20 Mss Mary
+ Parsons OF Hoosek Fa. boh Of Rensselaer, c., n
THOMPSON ROBERTS, On Saturday, October Is BY the Rev
Chaplin Mr. John Thompson Maria Theresa eldest daughter
o Frederick Roberts. all Of his City.
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Ne U-JERSEY ITEMS.

ARREST OF AWFUL GARDNER. On Saturday. Capt
BrenI Of tie Sixth Ward, New York arrested tho pu
gilst known Awful Gardner, in jersey City on
charge growing of the ARRAY at the Gem next TO
the Broadway Theate and in the hotel at the Of
Broadway and Anthony ST. Friday in which Gardner
bit off q portion of the OF Dublin Tricks, another
Iugilst in fight among rowdies account of difficulties
arising frm the late prize fight Gardner lied 70 Jersey
City Friday, and took a at public house. When
arrested lie refused accompany Capt Brennan to New
York Deputy sheriff Pollard told Gardner that he could
90 It'll CAPT Brennan be taken 10 the jail of Hudson
County and await such action necessary TO remove
him to New York he could act his pleasure in the choice
Of either horn Of the dilemma. Gardner concluded to
proceed quietly to New York. and taken to the TOmbs
ARREST OF Logon SELLERS On Saturday last war
rants were served upon most Of the hotel keepers and Ii
quor sellers of the First Ward Of Jersey City, charging
tn m with ceiling liquor without license 1t is expected
that they will appear before the Recorder this foreno N
1t il stated to lie the intention OF the opponents Of the
traffic take the Wards in turn and complain OF the
liquor sellers in them number of the more influential
liquor sellers have recently organized for their mutual pro
lection and it il probable win contest the action now taken
against them.
The Drummer Guard, Of jersey City, mostly employed
in the jersey City Glass WOIks went on an excursion to
Harlem Saturday for target practice They we're com
m6ndcd by Capt Warinus and numbered n muskets.
The Hudson County Bank. Of Jersey City, has pur
chased piece Of ground in Washington st near Mont
gomery, on which will be erected new banking house
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r,,t,a ss-s-r to A.-. soss .esi,s,i Il. .a.n,si IS
POLlcE cONMIsSf0VgRs

fOiICE COMM >>fGNEFS
SAtUsDAr oct. IS ls11.
TFr C0NNIssIeSEss or p0rIcE mt 90 Si.ariay f,r
tte ~ Foicrrr L r- rsci1rr On tls
cu- Sc
JTEENIAH FowlER FJrH WAED -Cigrye-Coalacs
urhscoUiuEH Fo.ctuan.
S~fes-Tls he To- OF SEPTEMBER uiduo al Foster
compiled S,Huei boz twelve years iesvs
v.ts tu,sss DurnE sid Thors.n, a, NJ. ts.. "a. ,or
tor sid .f,rd tn san Of - IS
The eharr- su-naisd By Thompson
AITxAsrEK CRAssErr. Third waRD-CAsrrs-Coa
ScstsIhsi .ad Crssss 09 IL evening Of Jolly 81 u'-a
o. hs "a stsT md lre,t' ned sad Bel vh Persu violence
without sry ~ rrUvocar,on
The cisrss " red y tn evidence Of Mr. Bill
CoRNELlCs { ACKERMAS, SixrETSTH WARD.-CbGrgc
SsieE-Tia sad Alderman about Nav l. 1884, removed
ySpsrtS sHs Ist.rrd re-.,son teu uu sa JOhD-on
GohA ou custody she haFps been ared Ss sea- esl
.uilt ., - .---,..-. -
johnson oheTs several vns not being present the csse
y. sd cve tiii les s~son
sd Or snd her cvrnce taken IL upport Of tie charge
The Ccr rnsal0ueTs then ADORNED
DECISIONS.
The following decisions have been promulgated in the
recently tired before the Commissioners.
CoRNELiUs {. AcKERMAS, SIXtEENTH WARD-Slsrged
with eondaet unhseounE Policeman srspsnsoa removed
JAMS HEATING, FIRsr WARD Charged with conduct
unheeoE IA Policeman AID with iEioHieslon Dismissed from the
Police Department
PA1RIcN GLsrsoS srxrs wARD-Chsrged with neg
fcf Of cufy. Susrendfd rom pay for DAYS
THOMAS DOTIE. FOURTH WARD-Charged with con
duct gnbeeonss Policeman and vosnt eouduet Complaint din
RoBlRr READER. ForRrH WARD-Charged With al.
scuiiss hlf'oH duty without leave ssPensioa removed
COURT CALENDAR-rss
CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos 30. 2ll, 2l6, 2a9. is1 l9l $50.
Cosmos PrrAs-Psrt Nos $50, SIS. s21 sas. sas
s. 'ss 'o SIS sss go So :is IS go Par, II NOs s's $751;
SUTEEIOR CoURT-PGblshedo on Saturday.
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~ q lr'o hour Friday nigh; FIRE was discover
"a in . uprer parf NJ the hr1fn- No 10 Clinton 81
csus, s. defect in TIE chimney Il was eUinylsasd
with Few pri o. water t. ;he occupants Of me prem
re No s'srm given b. the bell.
About eight c0ct. SATURDAY, m1-nnc f-e broke ont
in ~ CluoHol-t, No 90 Broadway. Il originated n
TIC tcfcuEi and OccasoDed by tie heater Ia ihe eel
lar Getting ere % the partition IN III basement ho1- The
slemen q he 0,c; early the ground a. speed
iy e1tncuish,dt tie asns The damage done to tie build
iIg Wss very slight
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Rsror,sd for The N Tribune b. Mesa FiT Taons,
Frat Board- o. 600 s g. 80 C. P 1904 si0e Camden
Antey r. q ~ "a s2Sco Ptt.bsrsh Coupon g.. 20 st
Morris s. DO lSf IS do Isl 100 10, 49, 100 do,
Is ii ICe DO lsi 100 do Ss Penn 9, ti lsde,
81 10 Long Island r. si 100 DO, b3 1876 100 do Isl
y Ken Bank. III do III; 5do, III do, Ill
BsEs,n Bo,dsn sehuy hi s.yisstion Prsusd 10 Do
io Morris Canal t5~n IN leo do b IN; 10 do b. 4i
IA 10 Hssburs Rsiosd Cd 81 100 Reading Railroad
81 IS 81 100 Long Island RAlr0sd Isl 100 do Isl $50
DO IS 49,
GRO Cam sna.snboy g. 10 b 81 % Slate
hi Gold Co 90 Hsrrisbgrg r. rs M u Harrisburg b3
5ct 10 Norris ana pref s5 90 10 Norovu 59. 10 Penn.
~ Bank Of Esarseky Ill 100 Aeshsaies Bank 81
DO 81
% BoorS-sooo Spring Garden C. "a lea 100 Long Ia nd
ia e DO 49, 100 DO 49, - DO i5,; 100 90 IA 50 DO q. a.
49, - DO IA. 100 do. a. 100 DO "a 100 Morris Cana ~
Cssrng Pyteesfutsd stAtes e. W la va lzi .stsd dated
Stairs } bid ia asked PeBnsyyxnssz 95t bid 81 sted
R.sdrl Rsiro.e 81 bid 81 Si.d Resdin9 Bss4s 70 y ID 81
Gsd Rssdfns HOrKsss Bonds g. go BID ~ otst rsnnsy
,sDis r. sst bid al ssted; Aors csnL Ia ad ~ ssedi
stes III Ia ..ssS s~huysi gsvirsron Preferred II IA nj
aired Island u bid nj .ssd yersoarE S bid ~ sfed;
Grsrd Bank ISL d 1Sl <sed United States bank bid MED
Union CANA, Ia bid, Isl sked- STEADY.
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BROOKE w ITEMS.

DrNocTsTIc AsgE~srT NoWSsrIoN-Ihe Dsnorraus
q he IL strict g Kings Cogrty have nominated NJ
George Thompson f9F he Assembly.
ELEyESTH WArD--The Wings of the Eleventh Ma-d
Rave non mated William W Wash for Alderman and Jno
Ennons for Assessor.
DIsrAsuED.-Tho ATnory Guari military orsaniza
ton Of this city. bed meeting few evenings sinse, All
resolved 70 disbaud.
FiHTs.-BstEeen y and O'Clock or SATURDAY iyhi
der-e volume Of smoke was seen issuing from house
near The corner Of Ia Fayefte snd Hudson occupied
az cabinet ware store The alarm given and seve
raj policemen 81 the Fourth District broke in the doors
and found ha pile Of shayngs had been heapei in the
MIDDLE OF the rcor and gned and that a number Of bn
resns hto been placed around IT, in such manner a -
leave no doubt a. 10 the design The furniture fny
insured and the proprietor preparing to move into
another shop BY considerable effort the officers succeed
ID IN exnguihirg the flames before the whole If the in
terror became enveoped The damage viii exceed $500.
About an hour previous fire broke out in the bakery Of
Mr. Retz in Myrtle av between jay and Pearst which
originated by accident in the baking apartment. The
flames were exingushed by the occupants and negh5or
before the Fire Department could commence operations
The damage amounts 10 about $50
ARREST FOR FoRGERY.-A German named Hecht was
arrested in Gowanus On Saturday by officers Morre ani
Williams n the Eighth Ward Police on wnant issded
by Justice Baiclly wherein he stands charged with CON
hitting iorCeries upon his who il merchant in New
York TO the Of about $500 An associate If the
accused Was also arrested and both were committed 10
jail to ew ait an examination.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-BstoTe Jsdfs Woooi0,I
Colb Tyler The Uniou Manufacturing Company Of No-a
I bis tried in May Last, but the Jury did not
..re Sl5foe alleged dlderces II th- prcs
segd 10 be rad cone upstsd psrehtse By she
CcuTeIy ID. 1884, BAT Which they GeFwst
seceIt la sold IN def use IL sad the Con
cecec make agreement purchase and noa.t
Ginns the mad By Of their ss-zts NJ
Ons te whom plaintiffs stated IN 70 nqzry that
I'D received from hs Company The f.l
Of lie " I'd lhs for noon. and q sll on
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As'ssr whalen replied in few appropriate words Of
sn The boys then performed their exercises and sung
a songs after which they escorted their guests back
sas bOas
he AOyamensing Hose Company were escorted BY 9
1na'ee Of members Of Engine Company No a. consist
the Foreman, Francis Clark. Charles Ladlam Ed
Mfes. William Foster. Richard Valentine. Andrew Kel
Ssoan Myers and Edward Brennan. The visitors win
"'a home this morning
ceses BrRSkD. st Michael Protestant Episcopal
S lpr Richmond. Rector BIeOmingdse Road neG
sehoredhst. was burned TO the ground yesterday
Aas The fire originated in Cue ofthe chimney.
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,ArUsDAr, Oct. i]P. N.

The Stock market active this morning with mach
better feeling and dsposon 10 operate Ere was the
most buoyani stock and touched 73 Improvement Of
y Ct At the cose ut bid Harlem improved /
Hudson River II y ct; Reading y Ct, &c The Cod
Shares were buoysnt especially Parker which improved
fr, IL closing at l0i Cumberland advanced y Ct
Crysta Palace bettr selling at g. Canton Ia also i'm
proving having sod at 70 Niearagus advanced Il Ct
he Mineral Stocks heavy and dun McCalioch IT, how
SER exception. being in demand at a. Ustsr % sfD
firm he reports being highly favorable and sold Ct lis
stated that this Company sold $500 worth Of Lead in Sep
tenber. while the sIpenses Of the nine only 5000
sozsd Rs;kosd Stocks were neglected sirthsv. cold q
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TofsI befssss VT = .---s = 49, .NveoAe
The Londes TiTo says m regard o me rsos" so's
whatever may be the future state OF the honsy msf
-, unsoyed ssfsfsction must be fslt In oonsempAnnl
uupreced<nted fact that srse h The rate o. issecS
ron 81 cent 70 ' cent has takss pases y 49, -
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FRASCoNIs HITFoDRoaE.-Besdes the usual Va
rety classic se,erIi features are . y go
10 he EppoSr0me anssf IN ~
the Introduction Of ChAriaP, horses ta as
,srds- the plsynz SE ta- "a
Ssree horprir- IN the rsepis che. sso as1 IN 80
sEnourc,d-thse lAfies vtn taE ats
.tt,rS our,, e.p dh 81 IN wiih TIE da
fsd with clear cream several feet t@7;a
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CIRCUIT coURT-BefOse Judge MITCHELL .
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sssore Juds. wOOD,uyr

Andr.w Merritt at Austin Hall az JaIass c. HAYS
For ell, g.d eviction damages laid at $4,000 from No
81 Dey-r already referred Verdict for defendant
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GAS Gas. Gas Chandeliers, and other Gas FIX
tar. Of he.uif COSTA VIII Be 70 n the msaat. rss
d ~ Of lHcHgr Co. No s7s Brp4~y Orders Ia tas
M " Psttn r. sEl-icg also supplied
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CrRsyy's NEW sTYIE or CoLoRED DAGUERREo.

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and xk Of the oil parrnr Specimens eza D. eea az
n.nfcsrf nsEueffeisn Ssloon No 81 Broadway 60, Le1
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DrNocT'TIc AssF~sIF NosIxsrToN.-Ihe Dsnorr1ts
q he II District q Kings Cogrfy have nominated NJ
George Thompson ~ he Assembly.
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The Receipts at the Sub Treasury se9ssi Payments
sl43o49; Balance. ss5632so.
The Fulton Bank has declared semi annual dividend of
y cent
The Mechanics Bank has also declared semi annual
dividend q Y cent
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have de-
clartd half yearly dividend Of cent the Washing
tor Branch,
The Imports other than Dry Goods comparatively
small this week amounting to 81 100000 making with Dry
Goods about 100000 imported Among the Imports are
Cigars 6a77o Tin, s93oo; Nader $500 Tea iii.7Oo;
Hdes. 1900. Watches 10000 Iron 97OOOo Sugar.
- 500
The September earnings Of the Harlem Railroad shows
large gain over those of the month last year The
figures are
ser,,uher 1885 .....................SS5