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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

II ARGE sioc. ot Bcnnets at Mrs. Marvlns Millinery
IL Establishment, Thri street, reduced prices The
Ladies of 81 Paul respectfully Informed that Mrs.
Marvin has received large and very elegant OF
Bonnets, which she Is now opening, and which she
invites their attention. she has on hand large
variety, both and material which she il oe ng
al lower prices than ever before in 81. Paul.
/; the Ladies' viii call early, Mrs. Nj. has doubt
that they Viii be int1Cea 10 purchase.
PsrI Mnn
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GERAvArS, NECK TIES, &C.-A nne assortment Of
~ Silk and Lawn Cravats, Neck Ties, &C.. &C. latest
styles. l6-tfl T. T.RiTCHIE.
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NJ NJ. s. CONlRS.

BOOKSELLER AND STATIoSER.
EEPS constantly on hand, n complete stock Of
IN Books and every description of stationery to-
eeter with fancy Goods; nearly opposite the American
House, 81 Paul
April !, l552 So
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j. III. By Frs,

j. Fl. r Frs,
Corner Third and Ro6eyts SIS, paul, Min.
MANUFACTURE Of zinc, tin, sheet iron and cop
per, informs the citizens of St Paul, that he keeps
hand large assortment of stoves which he viii sell
very low for cash ali aud before buying elsewhere
also, tin o the best quality, wholesale aud
tail. Indian traders would do well to call and examine
st. Paul, JuHc 3, lc52. 1-lv
ANOTHER DRY GOODS STORE.
VENE subscribers have in that old of honest
Il pufe, formerly kept by Mr.. Hopkins stock of
goods which they brought here with them bargain,
the advantages OF which they disposed share in
tail with good citizens worthy of the offer. They
have Il general assortment ot Dry Goods including
blankets for Coats Pants Sus Boots and Shoes Of all
sizes, and many other articles i'll this meni, not
common.
ccres which can he glance By those who viii
ma he them Ii call. J. IL. a. :. M'ClUN
lan2G-3m Third ST., near -. w. Brunsou's store.
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5. 5. MEKRILL & co,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
No. So, Steamboat Landing, Gatena.
L.. $. FELT, Gaiena, Ill.
Wholesale and 4 etail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crochcry, Houselurnishing Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO--keeps constantly on hand large stock
ct Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-lU
JOHN L. SMITH CO..
Wdtchmaters 1ad Jfrtliers, Main ST. Gaiead Illinois.
4 Large and wen selected assortment Of Clocks,
n Watches Jew elry and Silver Spoons, constantly
hand ter sale low. Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds OF Jewery made order and neatly Repaired
All orders puctuay attended 10. The highest price
paid tor old gold and silver 2-23
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MRS. MARY MERRlCk,
Fashionab bic Milliner n Mantua Maker,
NO. 30. MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILLS.
TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
10 TO Mrs. MEBRiCK, at Gaena and learn TO cut
u dresses for Yourselves others only hall day IS
required learn this improved plan Ii is the best and
most simple mode yet Invented. teach by Fowiers
improved plan, and satisfaction gwen or 10 cnarSe:
MARY MERRICK.
Calena, Nov. lst, 1852. oe-u
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ST. PAIL.
Door. Sash, and Blind Nanufactory.
Corner Of Fonrth and St Peter streets.)
VI. W iSE CO..
EINVER erateu. for the liberal patronage heretofore
az eNtcudtI tl,ii. beg leave inform the b.Gers
o, ~ Paul and the rest uf mankind general that they
always hand aud prcpdrepaf "a to make any
OF Doors " NinooW sash, Blinds and Frames 10
cIder AT short notice IN The durable manner and
at the most reasonable prcls for cash Give Is call.
December q, ISL. MICHAEL WISE,
36N JOE AS GlSE.
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EXTRACTING AND BUILDING.

NUNFKAC TIM AN ID BC IIIDING.
VCDWARD STEWART, architect aud builder, is
hL prepared to furnish and erect building
OF ANY size or style. BY strict endeavor Iust suit
The people he hopes continuance Of the pat.
ronage so literally extended for the past two wears.
~ Attention given to The apprasing of Real Estate.
n. u. 10 good yourneytnen nasous waited for the
season once on Third street. 4-50 ly
paul. March l~S3
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5tillwatrr Business Caros.

ABRAM VAN WORRIES.
Attorney and Counsellor AT Lar and Solicitor in
Chdncerg.
VIII attend 10 all professional business entrusted to his
care. Saltwater Minnesota Ter. 62-tf
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care. StitWater. minnesota Ter. 62-tf
THEODORE r.. PARKER,
Attorney ~ Counsellor at Law,
StiiitcGter. Minnesota TerritCry.
II r. LAk r. HOUSE.
AfA saltwater, Minnesota Terrroy-
hlarch 5, 1852. AZ.
=. j. X. MCMILLAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEiIOG AT LAW,
NN I'LL attend promptly and faithfully all business
w entrusted to him liz the lse OF his profession. at
saltwater, ST Paul, st. Anthony and throughout the
Territory oi Minnesota, and the adjoining counties of
The state OF Wisconsin Office, SALTWATER, Min.
REFERENCES.
His Ex Alex. RaIn-ey, Geo. w. Campbell e. CO.
81. Paul. Galeaa.
Dr.. c. W. Borup q" Mr. r. Lansing
Mr. j. W. Simpson, Mr. s. q. Bu,ler, ST. Louis.
lion. A w. Loomis. Pittsb'g }, III. Iariin 4 Go. 's
. g. Sahtr. samlJ W ether,liA r CO."
}. Il. Moohead, Esq A" JOS {. Bniier 81 Co Gin.
u w Jackson, Esq " Mr.. Jos. Z. Boegs g
Ssnt Goriuy, Esq. " Mr.. . w aser, Marine Mills
Maj J. d. Butter, aud II. Burke,
citizens generally, & &. J. Busler,
39-ly.
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IA ~, where they DO things up White, not Brown
We shal! have hand a times, Bread and Crack
eIs, Cakes and Candies OF every desc pon; Ice Cream
and small Beer and every thing else in onr line Can
and See Tor yourselves. 4 * ". BATES.
IT. Isul April %. le52. 2-if
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9HS ESAiAs ARkEN. JOSEPH WAKEFIELD
WARREN & WAX EfIELD.
attorneys and Councillors ut Lar and Solicit-
0Ts in ChGacerg:
Office on Third Street between Roberts and Cedar;

Office Third Street between Roberts and Cedar;
PAIL, N. T.
w. a. ". will attend with diligence and to all
business their profession In the different ct
this Territory, that may be entrusted to them. Their
nrrsageinents in the States OF New York and RhoGe
Island such will euaDle them To transact bus-
OF general special nature in those States wiki
the utmost dispatch They will moreover attend to
collection OF debts, the locating of Land Warrants
ihe purchase and sale of city lots estate the
country and all other matter. deectiy indirectly
connected with theft profession. ii2-y+
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FD\N ARD M'LAGAN.

STORAGE FpRN ARDING AND COMMISSION,
At the loWtr LANDING, ST. Paul.
A Ii. Commission aud CUusEuuIents, Will be prompt
n iy and caIcially attended TO-
References Il. a. CAmFaeI r. MLagan, Calena;
Gee. DeBsGn, -. Louis.
Lower Steamboat Landing, st. Paul Mn.
March 25. io5-. i9-ly.
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Gdtend.

WAR EAGLE MILLS, T. ALf;NA.
ASUPERFlNE EXTRA FLOUR, bran. shorts and
~ horse feed constantly hand and for sale nj low
e cash l.. HEMPSTEAD & co.
Galena, Sept 2, 1852. ago
s. RAsVFORD & co.
Whoiesaic and RIAL Druggists, No. 81 Main Street
GalasG.
AVE just received inll supply Of Drugs, Med
q cines, Paints Oils, Dye-Stufs Window Glass,
Glassware, Putty, &c., &c. They will be constantly
receiving supplies of the above and other articles in
their line, and would call the ton of those wishing
purchase they offer 10 sell ST Louis prices.
Galona, Oct. ., 1881.
GEO. FEREt son.
No. 90 Man Steet, GoltAr, NiinoiS.
ENy HOLESALE and retail dealer in HARDWARE ard
w Cutlery Cast Stes.e, Nails, Mechanics aud Mi
ners' Tools, Rope and Farming Implements. l.
GEO. 4. STROTfiFR,
Ndin Street, Gaienn, ~.
Sole Agent Caleua for sale SIoan's Med;cin es
GtT Il. NfCIAGAN.
~ ORAGE & Commission, Water Street, between
Green AMI Washington streets, Galena, III.
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GEORGE. W. SWEET.
EAGLE RAkERY.

NOW shall have hand ut AL hours OF Gav aud
night. lonves, crBmpets, crackers, cakes Of al,
sorts-tTery thing N my line, done up according 10
HE best oi m! sslii. Thanking our public Tor past
encouragement, shall continue earn Your Custom
Corner of St Anthonl and ro.t streets.
April Is, 1859. fj2-t) GRO SPENCE
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ROCK ISLAND FOUNDRY AND Ma
CHINE SHOP.

FERGUS Eb FORD Il CO.
MANUFACTURERS of Steam Engines Water.
4f1 Wheeis, Mill Gearing, Rotary Saws Horse now,
ers JOB work, etc, etc. All orders promptly executed
Rock Island, May ], 1852.
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SHOE STORE

SHOE STORE.
" f. 1pt III is now receiving an extensive
. l/s - assortment of Ladies' Shoes. COM
prsing all the latest and fashionable STYLES Those
wishing 10 purchase VIII please step in early Old
tAs great crowd. store opposite Tue Library.
St Paul, Ma. Il, 1872. 2-tf
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II. E. AaEs. R. n. Nj
ANfES & NELSON

A TTORNEYS AND COuNSEiIORS AT LAW
N and Sole fors u thancer,, 81. Paul, minnesota;
will wiih prOmptness and fidelity all ldS busi
entrusted t:r i'll Minnesota, and tle a,oin
ng counties oi Wisconsin.
lyPartciar atteaiiou viii be given the collection
OF debts. and the alton OF Land Warrants.
Sept. l6, l5ol. 22-ly
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JACOB j. NOAH.

Attorney CT Lar and Sofictt0r IN ChGEoPrp.
lNOMMiS ONER for States of Maine. Rhode Island,
~ Connecticut. New York, PennsH lVania Virginia,
Alabama, Ohio and Louisiana.
II All Instrument In be Used or recorded in ANY of
the above States m:y be tahen At office ii st Paul
July 81, lo51. i5-u
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W VI. w. UICHCOX.

7
Corner OF Third and Cedar streets, opposite II. A.
Iambert'< Law Office.
VIII be found In attendance all hours Of the day and
night, ior the safe OF Medicines.
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me week Of last years. The hgures are
REHABILITATION.

There d more cheerful feeling in tho street today al
though there no absolute relief In the Money market
Borrowers however. to have been able TO supply
themselves and We hear Of no further disasters
Constance appears to be the element now most needed
and few days without unsvorabe events would do much
To revive that element of the market We know OF eonsd
cradle amounts Of capital absolutely idle In the hands Of
md men, who are ndsposed TO place out Of their pos
session On any until the events Of the ne 70" Gays
are developed Confidence 10 infectious grows rapidly
when once the and week or two may snow
very different state of things from the present The interior
vas never go teeng with wealth snds paying Up prompt
" ia md bedness to the City Themmsnse payments Of the
month to the Banks are drawn mostly om the interior and
with The exception Of houses which have attempted
40 do too much business for their capital we doubt the
mercantile world in sounder condition than a.
rresent We do look for any enlargement Of tho move
nepi Of the Banks At present. indeed think il improbs
bic that the operation Of the Clearing House VIII be to sin
urthr reduce the loan Of Of the Bsnk especially
some Bsnks Of the nree which, under the Old system
Of setknsne in the habit Of banking on he sps's
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DID.

DAVIES o. ~ iA ssi Ana a. vie u Nat'sssi Davies
II, Il So Sf = ter
ne e12s o. hrr FAMILY stsra her fa,eTa 5n
No lt' Co1eords.- Br'okiyn Sunday u
zoe ocf. =
sAITFHtu Thurrssy iSA inst; Mar ouy aaus Aier q
III fercs g Ale family attend hr f,sd
safudsy 0eocf fr the ressase q Der Parsat
No o. Wfsf 17hr
CRANE-Ar NlsrnsburE l. thursday the e int o.
A-asrns Edssrd only Of Adsiias B. and J. DIV at
Crane sgtc nsnfts sid 9cAss
fhe rssSerce Of rs Ne Us OrAp< VIVA ns6Srt
SurSsv the ls,h inst p NJ vitecGt t1-Aer The
mans vii b. tAken Mount Chrr Cemetery.
AGRFLLA-Ou Frdss i4h Occeer a. reside Ne lso
west iSh-st J. c TeScEs q AgreiiA ssed 70 pears
H nil b. tai N0rsaE Coa1 tt interct By he
III Hi tsnd respectfully invited 70 ate a
SHENANDOAH Westchester Co. y T. the ifh ast-
J,ne,P Sherwood sxsd 10 veaEs months
EThe friends Of the family resPe-iy invited %
sepd the kuss T. Church Port Chester
q Cciock this afternoon.
ERADY-kr wsserbury. the lAh inst Mr. Edward
Brsdy. II TIE I'D year Of bis age -
n enS. requefd attend hs fsrsra the residence o.
FARNSWORTH-On the lth nst Eirnla y vie Of Joseph
Farnswork ard eldest daughter John and Mary Dean aged
viii place from her late residence No 70 sead
this serrcon 2eloek Her remains will b tatsn 10 Green
wood for irerrnent
" n B-Mas sud \. II papers pssss copy
GENINSudteny Kate Suh Oenn o1ly daughter OF John "
ard Mary Gem sesd years
The reasivss and friends family respectfully invited
eud her No. Isl West hst Saturday the 18th
inst 4 10 ocock A NJ, vi hout further notice.
MOJNTAt NevbaGh orsase Co, on the morning Of the Sh
Mount grand daughter OF Isaac seymour Es aged
ANN "a aava
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FRIDAY, Oct. lip. VI.

FRIDAY, Oct III VI
The Stock market was rather active today and although
prices were generally heavy the panic of yesterday after
noon did not prevail Erie indeed recovered II cent Of
the fall Of yesterday touching H. At the Second Board
closed at 7O The other railroads lower Harlem selling
at ST. Stonington 50 Norwich 49, Hudson River g. Read
ing 72I In the Coal shares there considerable done
and lower prices prevailed Cumberland sold at 3d. Parker
sI00 Delaware ll6 Pennsylvania Coal l07, Phenx H.
New Greek o. &c Canton closed at a. further decline
Of cent Nicaragua was firm selling 10 considerable
extent at 20 NewYork Central Railroad is still freely
selling and closed lO7 after sales at 1861 New York and
New Haven 100 In Railroad Bonds there is but little
doing sale of $4,000 New Jersey Central made at
49, and some Illinois Central at s5 which Improvement
of cent Government and State Stocks firm but in
active
In Exchange partly in consequence Of the scarcity Of
money among importers there is but little doing and rates
are heavy Sterling is la9 with some best signatures at
% cent The supply Of Produce Bills Is much larger
Francs 6l5a515I
Ship masters are firm in their demands which checks
transactions To Liverpool hear Of 10000 $4,000 bush
Wheat and Corn at 1874 9l4dj 500 bbl Flour 3Io-
The steamer has about 100 tuns Cheese at co To
London 5000 to 25 Zoo bush Wheat l39l6d; $50 bbs
Flour 4l6 To Antwerp $4,000 bush Wheat and Rye l5d
To Havre $4,000 bush Wheat CSC; 5000 bbs Flour $50;
and to Cork and market ship full at the same rates We
hear Of two or three Deal fegh at 1901 from 81 Johns to
Liverpool To California the market is dan
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are stu Igh-sf's'2
Payments sI7l $50 Balance ss,636,039.
The Imports of Dry Goods this week show decline OF
nearly two hundred thousand dollars compared with the
same week Of last years The figures are
REHABILITATION.
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MARRIED.

wHIPPLE-EETCHAM-A Gslesylle, Wsshtsarcn 60, y -
Oct IL ty I. Mon Mr. JSha o. "APps 20 A
Lsrrs kftcht toih Of ths city 80 n. ., - -.
RosE-DIcKEY-Ia slvAz M.dssn Co \ Us. II ~ NE
Mr. Anc, Mr. Harvey NJ Rose OF ron hSPe' - " -
h.s Deli. q Diek-y. Of the krraer 2iaee -. n
yooEhEEs-pAY On lSe nat se.raf . 49, =, 80,
Ca shtsr .. Ehhs Dr., Esg- Of ss~rt ro,-,..o,
SATURDAY the h irsr By the Rev ste2nes boz 20 o.
Tont sIOSFs Ou Tu,stsy nor.nE liza inst ey TIE hsv
Mr. Nee Rkksrd Combs a Caroline yona - % ~
Ocsttr b. the ~ Palmer ,t1scSs1n ~ lorA'
May J. ony eaartsr u John Oantns If' 'A O'''
hp. - - x,-.,x o~saA.- II IN a. AZ,
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SECOND BOARB


Reported for The \. Y Tribune by Messn FKY raoxis
First Bord- $40 Camden Amboy RR 50 Sl 5000 Ailes'
heny City +2O Penn 5 % 90 Long Island RI l
DO cash is. Schuy Nav Prefered - Penn RR ~
Canal S $50 do cash lS loo do sown 1871 - Bank
Of L :, 81 DO cash, -, - ~ .
Berssa BdrdI SlotO City RR. &C. 80 b. lOii 200 schuy
Second BsayS-si City R S. "a biwn lOii 500 DO 'ss
1911, 500 5 81. 81 c p. I2t 5000 Wilmington 0s
ss Morris l3l 10 do s5wn, 1871 100 DO 49, 10
Norstowp R 5t IS Hsrsburs R. 5i 50 schuyL Nav Pre-
futd 6t b5 26k IS Mtchancs Bank 81 do 81 do
g.. IS do 50. 60 Farmers 4 Mech. Bank ISL
A)fy Bocrd-ic0 Long Island r., Isl
State, 1871 hid l2i AsAed Pennsy 93 bid 95 asked
aiding Railroad bid ssked Reading Bonds 10 70 bid 81
ked Reading Mortgage Bond Ca 80 90 bid 9 ssed Pennsy
ysns R. AL bid 81 asked Morris Canal 1T bid Jl ashed
schuy Navigation C. 49, IS bid rs asked Schuylk Ntyeson
soci 10 bid schuylkl Navigation Preferred ~ bid i
aked; Long Island I3l bid 1871 asked Fessburs 10 bid asked
Girard Bank bid ISL sed United States Bank 81 bid 81 asked
Union Canal III bid, Isl nkod. Dali.
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r,or,,pce to the success Of Christianity IN tie world be
should Dot deliver a. .e..-;..i.- H.. .s,,ii
AZ Ds e,v ne Vie had attended the three iestIrs
d eoutribute ihreo sbiHgs q the lrish Proi,i'an
Mssion. ,..;.t a.. l. ..r,-.-
Tic collection then Ta1te during waicn ,ns llo'
d Is infeftjcn 10 publish all four Of bic lectures
On ireland and afcrwai concluded the services as they
were begun. by appropriate prayer
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THE TURF.
Union Course. Long I.,.,a

IkoiIls'.-aes'erday was great DAY, no Lea. than
hree tine trotting matches were announced 10 t.ss
lace. There was q large attendance of ,psS,s 49,
rom all parts of the States The irst raos bs.-sa.
.ady Collins and Reindeer was q beautifully CON
sssed frss. BENDER was the fsvOrite previous to
IArtng; sIoo to $50: The second rsce an
eanced was between the Dubois Colt and b. G. Don.
ne former PAD forfeit The mex, was the most exciting
Ss Of the day between the old Nonpsre. Lsdy suffolk
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The crys still they come TO the splendid and un-
,;v,ss d., God. F.AhlishrenI Of A.ss-s IoSLE
Co No 81 GrardG- The ladies crowd ae ss oolns
vel and hey VIII eonfinIt 70 e. . = ons - "a
,o seutiuue s1 vs1eties Of soo sa 70 -
them a. such reasonable yrss To he saoeef saS &C.,
cttEen uao sne %
tureh.ss shawl hArdme sa or velvet ares ~ az
and the cesetsepsr who buyss ne Iqaie a2-As "
nn.H kc "therr . raee hLeH IoNLEe
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ERROR CORRECTED.

To he E1tg Of q, y. Tibunss .,..
Sir An article in your paper Of this morning attribute
the zns;ing q tie dee snd pl.1 OF ta ,-e-s "a
ire CrvEal Palace tbs u.sfGke That have done
and utility the oSi9 P--
that ri nd should 49, nov edle yei an ~
thsf pJTobetoI Of the Eoee waen hfs o' 70 % 80.
he Deliberations d he tOtrd ~ t
time adopted The frst mates came from M
tie ndDg FnErser sDd adapted pan msef.J
"N'i'' nun ' JOSEPH r. HOLMES.
Ass,eafion Esiffon Of ne Iadssfyy 81 az N1ns
OHce 80 z Crr.tal Palace NeE-lork. OF - l3J
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RAHnoAp InFRovLxEsy. The Long Island Railroad
Company are taking up the cd railing and liying down
new on VARIOUS point sIcng the line. Workman com
neneed ye'erday in reayns the track leading through the
A;sntic ct tunnel The trip of this Company.
believe was made for the purpose of viewing tho road the
entire ength with the object of asoertainng any defect
which might lie made the better to accommodate the travel
ing public
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BROOKL Wv ITE.nS.

NcvrTAriovs.-Is Asz-z,y Dstric'-Ths Wigs o.
tbs Dsfii yesterday nominal john G. &rsan for the
Afauily
szf d rfTof-The Deurcreic Convention Tor tbs Dis
ict ne Ia; evening aad dominated James II HoEes for
the Assembly
Sid D.foef-Tbe DemOcrss Of his District hsve nom
mated Ssmue D Norr,s
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LAW INTE'LLIGENCE.
SUPREME cOURr-GESERAL tenn
Before JUDGES EDAoSDs. RoosEyLLr and Morris.

The case of Reynolds agt Flagg Controller being an
rrcson for requiring the Controller 70
rsy ageeaby 10 resolution Of Council sllOO on the
caed yesterday aud the Argument pro
ee,dd in The principal ponts ~ defense aresdy ssted are
Ccurc were uo auh order the psymen: Of aid the
ner req thai all sha be audited by the CONTROL
ard further that the Of the contract had not been
points denied The argument will be continued on
Molday
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PRTsESrArIoH-Ihe Chief OF Police. yes.ortcy morn
ing in behalf e the officers attached 10 h. Bure.s pre-
sented CAPT WaIIng Of tbs Eighteenth Ward Ponce
with beautiful Silver Star which massive gold cnaln
was attached The following inscription was upon the
back OF the star Presented 20 George W Waia- on
his uromotan to the Office OF Captain Of the Eighteenth
Ward Patrol District By the officers attached 20 the OF
fee Of the Chief Of Police AMI other fiend, token
Of respect and esteem. Oct -, 1873 On the fOni o.
the Star the coat 81 Of the City - represented ana
the words Geo W Waling Eighteenth Patrol Dsirie;,
iuscrbed The presentation accompanied with an sp
proprsie address by the Chief Of Police which was re-
-ponded TO by Capt. Naling.
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srpFRIoR coURT-geeore Judre oakLEY.

W tiAIk, Dodge Co, Inc American ENcnAnze
To recover 8 ca So. paid to the American Exchange
Bsnt in drawn Washington, Nov 1850 sixty days ster
ds IRON pay parry named order a. the Banxag
hous' Csk Dodge Co, Of New YORK 90 with inter
est lsgnsd) G. seaman and ineorsed ~ the part,:
Do the time they Paid h, note which vas =. ".
rrty funds had been provided iJr Il
10 n cir and Immediately found their mistake aud notified
the Athap Bnk who r-lus to rlnd-bst the note sent
IacI 10 them they 10 BE- protested AMI ru ned u
with le ots NJ ut IL sid Tat The Ansrieln ~
urp ofhe SstehAt Mes Clark Co mad been notaed
IT, time Off shting ayab and paid IT, and Ia note "As
thu by the A Exchange Bank paid nd retan ID
RNrsC alleged that they could not Ait-rwads re-
turn The obtain the The Court ordered 'edet 10
being interest, sgbJsct TO
orfr d he q
Before JudSe CssPsELL.
Jacob 5. Moore at the Nevflrk Issuance Company.
To recover $780, insurance on carpenters shop up
TOW An irTeg lsty in grns notice Is set ap
dsEne Vrd fcT plain 10 @ u 6en grnePai aud 9efes
SPECIAL TEAM Before Judge DUER
G. Shuits Caroline Bleitorm and w hadde
Plaintiff was one of the firm of Shuz Bleldorn, No
Il frafwLy while ahs nj II New fork his
tAnr dd Mrs and Mr. r. the defendants his par neFs
eaeeusoIs pos Of the partnership books sat Other
eiects Plaintiff his rsurn claimed them and va awarded
them on sbuu0n def refuse 10 give them up The
On for their posss Demurrer In various srouui
IrncIsy regularity Argument was heard Dec son re-
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