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MORBUs,
DIARRHEA,

in their various forms, giving life and vgor, restoring
the shattered uon and thus nusing hope in place
OF dependency BY its mild, and safe action
The stomach liver kidneys, lungs and the nervous
tenn it Dyspepsia Lrer Complaint Diseases of The
Urinary organs, Coughs, asthma, Bronchial ABectiou
ConsumptiOn Scr2lIq Kings EUi Worms RhetHGsts1n,
with all diseas arising from impure blood
u For sale by t. H. LOGAN & CO., Wheeling Gener-
al Agents, WIN. X. MCKEE 9TH ward, and by Druggists
generally.
uIssold by MORTIMER & MoWBRAY, oIO Balti
more street, Batimore and 304 Broadway, New York
nrPriGe, 81 rer bottle. iy23-d@w.ty
For Baltimore, WnshiMgIOn, E5hiIadeIPhiu
and New Sork
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SALE OF STEAMBOAT VENTURE
pY virtue OF an order made by the judge oG M
I'D Court OF Ohio county, will sell al PIbi ae Ctu
The wharf Of the city of Wheeling in said conn, Gelon
9th day 81 September 1883 the steamboat called on Tie
rURE, with her machinery, tackle apparel AMI ne Wa
Ierns Of SdLe.A credit Of six months. ~ llTHiue
Giving bo9d with approved security for the pusaer
WM. S. WICKHAM,
SeN3 Sheriff Of Ohioro
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Among the most recherche Novelties OF the
first in point attraction will be found the wonderful
performances of Sig Francisco Labald with his TRAIN
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ELIGIBILITY oF IHE NEw GoyrRsoR-The jersey
papers say tia there is prospect OF movement to conte
the eligibility Of Mr.. Price the newly elected Governor Of
NewIeey on the ground that he has not been resident
of the State for years preceding the election the
Constitution requires The 7reNon STATE Gazette says:
"Rodmsn NJ. Price has unquestonably received msjT
v Of the votes cast but the Constitution of the State yet
stands between him and the Gubernatorial Chair. HS
claims are to be before another tribunal and
have an abiding faith that he win be declared ineligible
ERIE RAuRolD-WIDE TRAcE-Ths laying OF the
sbou conn eted will rsqaire three weeks
dp0 allow OF the IL probable
be laid through Wayne o the prs ltod
track FROM which will branch OF A. WGr.nst. aud
virtue Of law posed b, the New-Jersey
supplementary the charter Of the Neeisy Railroad aad rrsns
portsfion Company
III. Con non Council Jersey City ssthoed COMMITTEES 70
eploy counsel in ht Of the company lay that
rsck This Committee applied ExJudrs Nevius who has gvss
under ibs the contemplated track but g co nplsint
OF rs Nuisance the Common Council apply to the Cus 70
have rails 'en probable that this opinion be 70
ported their meeting this evening" IL also
shop connected with the Rr .A Depot
allow the track When 10
win be taken from Jersey City to Dankrk on s,s
wide track.
DAMAGE By THR SToRs-During tho rain storm on
Sunday railroad bridge deep creek at Allen se about
Ia The Cincinnati Express do ayes
The bound got OF the track n-af sns
r,ce ate ON Sunday night and Tina The
milk reach Jersey City until late yesterday mans
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BABNEs-In HAr.vsllse VI, octeber 10 the Ssh yssr
her ss Mr.. Betsy wife Of Lysnder Bsrnes after isas
and pnf ns~ OF nearly which she endured With
exII y. ed foritnae nd patience:
P,rremsns vere inferred In Princeton, Mas
-, Vermont and Massachusetts papers Peass copy.
AZ aDFOpD-At Hoboken, y, on tho morning. OF hs
4th ssrah Clark Of the Rev. William Bradford
Yur.ral on "wednesday afternoon, 81 2 oelcek. - .
DARIJNO-Nonday Incsping. November IL Ehza N villa OF
William Dexl.Dt IN the Ssh year Of her age
family and thoss Of her "a her, 1e1 Daniel
Lee invited at I'D her faers Wedassds
ihs leah iLs1t 2ocosk NJ om her late rssidsncs No ~
Hese.nth without farther invitation Her rensns VIZ
.eINrzon ss.ardsy November II Martha Stewart dssssie
Osorfs and Eliza Gastz IN the ish Of her .ux -
KEELEk--On Monday, the lsh rstanf Leahe s.'~' s"'
Janss H. and May Keller aged years srd -. .,.,s
Ths frerds and relatives the family, snd ~. ~ -
father yoha Davidson, respectfully isshes e., -
fu1s. On We4ncsdsy insssn a @easeA T. ~" '' ~
resteEee Of her father Ne ~ "a M, Fan.
LACOsTE-In Nev-Yors 90 henaAs' -
a. Sa.,ss All ,.le xs.e Wednesday nexf nesensr ~
for, 81 res,a.ar. No wcs seyene,aia-s hs insnaA -
the Frcncn sii-cns tonefsf ~
1910. llx ,s,rs III ed fs attend the funeral
IsSzER Iioa - Ls.ier, IN tbs - yesI 81 AZ Ass ,, l.
,,~S II funeral Wednesday, f6h inItan ct scosk-
saee ~ 80, .s.LSsrss. No 81 Hudsonav- brockyn
FlsshnE l. L. a. o'clock sunday nornin4
Ma "a ssssh RsAis ssss short Illness sssd 70 yes saA
~ ,l.s,ss and snas tAoss Of she family rspss
a. . % Tsssdsy Ssrsubs ssasch sahsst
fssshsr iasissiez-
HTLkR- Al bulfs tsy, Nss~Jessy iszh tnssa< bse>sa
. fytier seed years Ana 10 mensAA
NJ rvuslss w,n " taken v 0cssa~ssd ~ sssuns.]
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY NOVEMBER

native Of Ireland lived at No li6 Chorryst sai
iabortr At the coee Of tho examination no commit
ted to prison to await the alton Of the Grand Jury
EFncorAcY IN INV YoaK-Tho following paragraph ia
from letter by English ClO-gymin to The L0aioa
Morning Chronicle,
On sunday Oct p went in the morning to tho Church
OF the Ascension. where tho Bishop of Massashletts
preached excellent sermon congregation Of 900
eco persons The rews in the Church Apr piaed
end let for hasdlome price. In the sfiern)O | at
tended the Church of the Holy Communion a very re-
markable crucorm edihce Of and endowed
by gentleman recently deceased The seats are all free
and this casion. las all othersl deasey
crowded wei the aes by about so go persons
many Of whom obliged to stand during tho entire
service The Psalms chsned respectively to plain
Gregorian tune throughout and the music most al
mrsble There choir of boys and the congregation
generally taught TO take part with propety and excellent
effect When tell You that New York contains upward
of sixty Episcopal Churches, few Of which ser
than the Church Of the Holy Communion. you wiz DO en-
abed form estimate of the strength OF our 70
formed community in this enormous City After Divine
seTyice we walked sto distance to see the new Trinity
Chapel an oishoot from Trinity Church, now erecting in
the upper part Of the City The building OF the dark
coored stone generally used in this negh borhood and
seems 20 be constructed correct al principles
The roof appears about 70 feet high and the nave contains
nine lancet windows each side, There spacious
an6 lofty chsnce with semcircular ap~e There Is no
All around innumerable splendid mansions Of the
New York aristoorscy in state advancing more
less toward completion Numbers OF handsome places OF
worship also raising their heads and from reliable
information gathered the delightful fact thst Inidety
and Atheism. with their kindred foles and vices, are
decidedly at low ebb in this City Of merchant
princes In all the better part of New York the tsnes
without exception attend Div worship usually that OF
the Church, or Of the "orthodox 10. e. Fnnitsranl
descriptions of dssen.ers. The servants generally
Irish and are the obedient followers of Archbishop
Hughes.
The following sGles Of Real Estate made yesterday
by Albert ii Ncolay:
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cry ITEMS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ae, rus EyKNlN0.

IhTIHTAlkMkR1s. &c, THIS E|LNlNo
Ereytor % fBK All kArOps Crystal Palace
Jsf Itwssss "Ts aud Quad shoet Of b0rtons
LOsf Nd MONEY sa1 Bleak House." al Waielhs
Tsk ylpfs EEofass EkeDs and Fetf1ebio" a. Bfoaowsy
frclz Tos ssF from hfs sto~ss book a. the hatiouai
,,ere sosSs ClBfs from Mrs. bt0WGs bo0t) Al BazIusgs
NooDs MissTsgLs- IthiopGl Dsi1esileSs-tH bfoad~sy
EvfKIFys lrass HOUSE Chinese Building No 90 bToadway
Ist'.', orr "a 0ysE Ehi0raa Dsllsaoas AZ Broadway
ksaneosrs Performances afternoon aud sfeans
ca
s soTo dseSverns The useyksiionsl Academy Of Design
YlsOsAnA hAoAEA fAbis~ hopo thspsi
c.eyIslIs Of6ssns ~ Fem Holy iAsDN hfoaausJ
IftysgsaTHD PiFr0scOrf ~ CktfFoAsis- Hope chapel
9ns BsyAs DALLtsy CnsisTAs Aaf-ho vi Broadway
G4lLssy % KopTiln ss1ni insihsis
S,esos -VsBsrOlusm md Nsgesi-ho CD bfoad~aJ
gssr.s orr EIHisqioH- Seven Mile MUoroos Broadway
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r.,ea s rar.S> Ts orned Eighth 4, and a,Tesss
IN the follow ING order ,..--- NJ n.
Euaiaa ca No Of Ne~ns Empire hoSk
Lsdds brook Invited snssts Ere p-prsn ,st
Turs. wlisBstsrgb re< Band flie 49,
NJ Rneine Co flos- Co l. E1fae 70 y, n,sk
and adder DoJvorths B,nti Eagae Co no besss
No Hook and Laider Co No ~ Dod Sefs
Bsrd Engue Co 70. g Engine Co No u "hA"'ea'sa "S
Bras Band Fpsine Co No. 10
The procesn O'Clock and sess moh
hfcush the principal OF the city ta a VS.
In soah 9Th tie companies marched 20 tne f"pees's
horss
Liberty Engine Company No. Of Newark were tae ssss,s
WSshnon Fnsne Company No and Immediately ssef tas ms
broken escoed by the the latter ooDssy
he Cieon In k where they parook o. ane dinser COS -
by NJ As far cosA learn. nothing oceafrsd 70
mar the pleasure Of the day.
CoLIrsIos YESTERDAY afternoon one of the Grasd 81
ferry boats BY schooner and had large pos Of tho
gsEeuers cabin torn away No person was injured
Fire. Yesterday morning about II o'clock the large
eoOfer sscp Mess esthk Co. Of Nos q sai ~ NofsA
stth, destroyed By FIRE. Loss the ballias aud stack
about $500 The bdns insured In s Ssysss
Insurance Company and the sock the Con-
JsDy The FIRE supposd to he the WORK OF inoeaiy The
oweinThouss No ~ North Ffhst beonxus
damaged about $40 BY fire
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MELANCHOLY SuIcIDE.-Yesterday. about noon ms1
sowe fcr-ery dry goods merchant In Boston and
recently resident Of thu city and engaged salesman IN ne store
sdcnee No Safest h.Dgrr ninasef When tiseoeFe Cd
found that suspended hns rom low eedstssd
in h Of esthen strap which hr had
evident that sr he had xed
himself dros be In nearly ffng Possae
h.p extended lie had fsrosry carrie on
failed when he moved 70 this City His
bis mind and In nc Of Temporary soersor
be existence He saress wife and two hdren the
odes gil psspt attending school Boston and the ether
boy about ferI years Of ss-, who lived with them
Board OF SUPERyI soRs-A regular meeting OF the
po.rd ed County jail esterday Mayor Berry presdei
rnenhers Oh nosoh the members
tn ro fr the ensuing year. ~n
nieafon from Dr. Charles Vsnz@nt JAN
complaining The pipes that intassr wes %
.byscan lad PEELED fnh medicines Al h o~n ex
Sse and therefore sddsoasl compenscn TIE subject
vs. ref rrsd Jail Ccnnise communication FROM the
lsxn1 ksepsr the feaen.y akiss 20 receive thsr sy
orthly Of lsztery rerrtd 20 the
ee lection then entered Into Tor zen o. to
p,sri n plae Of Buckley deessd The vote ood 90 zoe
frr. only formal ballot A. H. ossn, III Norman Aads
8; In1ah 3. tsehees4 -
Nj Osbo "a thersspcn Declared elected =.
rpsrn nd s that The money heretofore r.sa 70
prosse Penentafy " ana an
Is an sdiious rse the work nas stop 10 csnnse
rcnvh s offered so.aion Authorizing ne County
how u interest exceeding
h ts D ae yssriy insansas osws $1,000 on
a. s,,t .v 81 ssy ee 900 the dDs day Of NAY so
~, ,es a. sflts VS. ldofsel By srnoos consent
~ asla "A III Monday he sch Of DECEMBER
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IAdvertsemert.I
, Observation-Disclosures II

IIhI W.
sl against the whole city The Ladies now have sno
torunty OF purchasing first article In rich
brsrs Goods TowLE Co are fully dstermiaed
moi 10 be oudone establishment OF Broadway
they are prepared offer out Of their nsgnhcen
which has superior the city the richest India Cashmere
sLsv triple Chain rocade silks Lyons Vevets Plain and Plaid
FIenb Menos rich Dess Goods tina. rsuay bear
hRyy pfoft at the simple importation and much lower
ys han iobeS prices Black Gro do Rhn and Chansssb
Sin superior quality from i' to per ysrd rich Cahners
Pure Ah Linens Domestic Cttons Fsnns and all other house
n articles Il equally low ratee
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BROOKE wv ITEMS,

DAMAGE ~ THE RAIss-Consderable damage was
.ee,S n the outer Wards City, Sunday wp and
The rain. la some sidewalks wished away and san-
miles formed while numbers Of shade
iIees blown By Tie wind In ws"orast pewssn
S.d VISA blown the wind hs water having previously
Wsshsd away portion of the foundation IL was owned by ny
BY four mes s the mem bsrs OF which
sctfrs before the building oppse lsnss
pres 9 perfect wreck
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME COURT-GEsEaAL TENN.
DECISION.
L. B.un and Thistle AIT. Russ < Reid.


lie Baum and Thistle ast Russ & Reid
Apnea On order of special dissolvng injunction
for Russ pavement in C6sthams, bSwe.n &c,
strrd and injunction restored with costs Judges Edward MI
ehe and Roosevelt in favor Judges Edmo1d' and MOTT" a0"
"S Tn the matter of widening w.I-st
Motion for a mandamus denied with costs.
sev.li Brown sgt Luke Harrington and Michael Riley
Order of special term affirmed, with costs
Judgment of Recorder of New York affirmed with
Archibald sonnerve Andrew Thompson and Jane. Moore
Judgment Oh report of referee affirmed, Win cosS'
Elizabeth Hln sgt Mary Hill and others.
Order of Special refusing to dissolve Injunction
John Cook sst. rsustus Eston
Order of Special modified andinjunction dis'ovsds
Henry w Grosh.n end others sst. Samuel r. Lyos.
judgment of Special term affirmed, with costs
Stewart C. Ma'h and Alex FTess h ss M'n''r S''1s ~
New trial granted costs to abide event. eS5
John Barry sst Maria Ransom and Others
Report of referee confirmed with costs
.eps Alexander Geo. c. Alexander ss Charles Che "ss "
Motion for new trial denied, with costs
Ray Tcmpkins ast David j. Tyson:
Judgment of special term affirmed, with costs.
Judgment Of special sT s af nsd WITH Costs
5d'I Of psss 's ae% with
The People rel Stokes picssn:On ast wssys a." sa s
Order OF special term held to be apphcaDie anu aTg~
"''"' u" ''' George Brown .st the People.
Judpme Mt Of General Sessions affirmed.
Judgment of Special Term affirmed, with costs
Garret Storms executor, sss Geo 0roshaa
Order of Special Term, denying new trial. afhrmed.
Edward Moran others Kemp, Godfrey and oksrs.
Judgment OF Special Term affirmed with costs
VIM g Latham sgt W.stervelr late Sheriff
New trial granted, costs to abide the event.
Robert Raft sst David Raft
Decree Of Surrogate reversed with costs
Orville Hnrd sgt. Brundage Tompkins.
New trial denied. with costs.
McGregor sgt. Comsock.
Judgment for defendant.
Huber sst De Hart
New trial granted, costs TO abide the event
In the of the L. 5. Trust Company
Order of reference to Judge Vandepoo under the sot
incorporating the Company.
Amermsn agt. Mathews
Order Of Special Term affirmed.
The Court ssd there other which will pro-
badly Le decided at the CONNIE cement Of next tenn
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Wonderu uisco,eI! tna. VI i, ,en ~ aVs
morn the east aide OF Broadway No
$40 where he skyghn the second floor and on
m, fouh foor also reception $50 feet Deep This In
m,xe 9Th s s OF operators ever ready
duce superior Dagreope including neat case and color
ing Cor 80 cents before opened
~ THoSPsoN's, No. SIC Broadway, east side.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONS-Bsfors Judge BsEBx.
THE ELEVENTH WARD RIOTERS.


This Case called at the opening of Court yesterday
morning the defendant, appearing their rscosn.snoss
were forfeited bench Issued for the
the following Henry Hensy Francis Kane An
drew Hughes Matthew Dohery John McGnsn Daniel Hearx
Paik Hughes, John Hughes VIM Lowrey Pstk Aaiho1And
MsttheA Henry Jas. Campbell aud Henry Hughes:
Terrace Gergan was tried and convicted Of passing
broken bank strongly recommended mercy and tho
Court sentenced him to tho PsnitentaIy for month";
VIM Thompson tried and convicted Of petit larceny
stealing 2co from bis employer Jacob Hyer an lee dsssf
In the Peneafary ors moatm
Robt Simpson indicted for burglary in the third degree,
IN breaking premises No 2l5 Bowey and stealing there
from clothing tried and found guilty The
Corr. ,entenced lin the State Prison for years
Peter DE Witt was tried on charge OF attempting 70
steal bore worth e from stable of C. W. Salen IL vas
shown evidence that the accused detected the sso BEG
20 evil motive shown and he acquitted and dsehssd
Two yourg men, named Samuel Mcdonald and Thos.
pcnney pleaded guilty grand larceny In stealing three over
coats valued sentenced TO the stae Pnson-tss
former for two month"; and the latter for two yes
Michael Clancey tried for forging promissory note
for 100 puYport by Francis Mcdonald sppess
Ia that tenant OF the compansa snS
the receipt rent He convicted sad re-
mspded for sentence.
The Court then adjourned for the day