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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
THURSDAY, Nov. 2-P. M.


The Stock market this morning was moderately
active the chief transactions in shares being in Ede.
The tendency Of the market in the morning was a.
for several days past but at the Second Board there
was &, mer feeling, with rather more speculative
orders. Erie which bad touched 42i, closed at f23,
the price of yesterday. Reading was 7oi an improve
ment of y cent. Central was in good demand and
improved g. closing at -. The bears have been sell
ing for time past on the doubt in regard to the
negotiation Of the loan. With the exception Of the
ron-payment Of the dividend the finances OF this
Company are represented to be abundsnuy easy.
Harlem was 29l. Hudson River 36, which is lower.
Cleveland and Toledo under forced Gales of hypotbe
Gated stock sold at 57 but at the Second Board no
stock was offered below 50. Canton Is firm at aol.
Cumberland improved to 29!. II is stated 10 the
street that this Company have funds enough in hand
to pay their debt falling due 10 1856. The receipts Of
Coal for the week were 7l77 tuns or 1876 tues per
day. Nicaragua declined y cent In Mining
stocks about $500 shares Gold HUI sold at 2;
and l. 400 Pennsylvania Zinc at 2; and New'Jersey
Zinc A. The demand for Illinois Central Bonds con-
Times large and mainly for foreign account. The
sales to-day we're over ESQ 900 at G95 d69l Central
ore s,i ex int. Harlem 20 ex. int. Erie Incomes %.
Fries, 1888 s4I, sc. The only sales Of State Stocks
were Nuginias a. 30; Indiana %, ~ DID lh' iato
decline in Virginia and Indiana Stocks has produced
quite large demand for investment.
Exchange is heavy bat without quotable change
Sterling sa9; y cent, with good bills at 9isei.
Francs 5.l5a j.l2l
Freighfs are firm forg grain. To Liverpool 10000 to
81. 600 bushels Corn, 5a5id, latter in ships bags;
300 bales Cotton, aeSi ID; 1900 chests Of Tea, loI
1916; 200 bxs. Clocks, loI; 80 hhds. Tallow, 1916.
To London 100 bales Hops ID. 900 bbls. Reein, III
200 bis. Pork, &c. To IIsvre 10000 bushels Corn,
lOc.; Cotton, &C.; Smoked Nests, &c. charter was
made for Belfast direct al I'd. To California the
market ia dull at 2543Oc.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury were s237 02o, OF
which 600 were on transfer drafts. Paid, esq.,
456. Balsnce, s7,O7i,2 25.
The Second.av. Railroad Company has declared
dividend Of y cent payable 10th Of November,
This stock sod at auction to-day at 49, and the stock
Of the ThiId-av. Road at 27i a2oI.
Tie Bowery Railroad has declared a semi-snnun
divide Od of p cent payable 10th Of Novepbor.
TIE Eagle Insurance Company semi ANN" d'"-
dend OF p cent, payable on tie 7th inst
Al auction, to-day, the following sales Of Bank
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATS
TlCAI, SOCIETY

TiCAL SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting Of this Society was
held at the New-York University last evening, the
President, the Hon. GEORGE BANCROFT in the Chair;
DUDLEY BEAN, Secretary. After the reading and
approval Of the minutes Of the previous meeting Mr..
DE WITT BLoopGooD offered the folio wing, which
was adopted:
That Committee OF Three be appointed report
Early THE Society," the expedency OF obtaining for
its use baiometeIs Thermometers bysromeers, spsdrone
and vino for the pose Of obtaining dsiy meteor
oosica observations the Of the Society the
for carry iDs the objects Of the resoution
Ten new members were elected
Major K. LAcKLAS, Of Montreal forwarded two
papers on meteorological observations in Canada.
The Society rendered him vote of thanks for his
contribution.
Mr.. W. COVENTRY III. WARDELL then proceeded
to read an interesting and detailed paper, on the
pby.ical geography Of northern New-Yerki which,
owing to the great press of political news, We are
compelled TO omit
The Society returned Mr.. WsrdeI vote Of thanks,
and ordered the paper to be printed.
The meeting then adjourned to the first Thursday in
December.
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Docs DECIDED TO BE PRoPERTY.-The case OF
Owen MslOney erwse Oven McClosisy who under N
for stealing dog the property Of Todd and who
was bousht before Judse Dean Of the Supreme Court on
writ Of bsbess eop0s asking his discharge on the ground that
dog property, decaed against the detendant
ye.tfrday morning The substance Of the judges decision IT,
that the statute. Of this State have Tar sbrogsted the COM
mon Law as recognize dogs property He could not
therefore discharge defer dsnt but would let him to bail In the
sum OF t259
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NEw.YoRK ACADEMY OF MEDIcISE.-Ihe Ami
versary Grafton before the New-York Academy OF
Medic lie was delivered by DIR. John H. Griscom, last
evening, in the lecture.room Clinton Hall In addi'
ton 10 the members Of the Academy, there were
large number Of ladies and gentlemen present, The
GRAFTON was exceedingly interesting and was listened
to by the audience with deep attention.
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BROOKLYN PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM.
This institution, which is situated in Cumberland
st between Myrtle and Parkavs, was opened yes
teIday afternoon, for the reception Of donations.
large number Of visitors called during the day and
evening, and brought with them presents OF various
kinda, in abundance, comprising articles for use as
well as for ornament The building is spacious and
capable Of accommodating large number of chill
dren. During the pact year, 200 were admitted, OF
which 135 remain. Their appearance shows that
they are well taken of. They are well fed, well
dressed ard kept scrupulousy neat aud clean
Every requisite for their accommodation is provided
ard they appear contonted and happy as children
well can be. The house is kept in excellent order
presenting O perfect picture of neatness in every
apartment from basement to attic. For thirteen
months past there has been but of sicknei
in the institution which is the best argument that can
be abducted in favor of its good management. The
children range between the ages Of three and ten
Yeas.
This il H. twenty rt year since the establishment
81 this inst ntion and yesterday was the fourth do
nation anniversary. a,
Bntr the Second Directrcss besides which there are
forty FIVE lady Manager and an advisory committee
comprising seven gentlemen.
In the evening, the CHILDREN were exercised IN De.
olamaton singing &c, much to the qualification OF
all present. - -
donations OF money. clothing, edibles, toys, exc
etc. were made by the ysiters, and AFTER the pro.
ceedincs, they departed highly delighted win all
They bad witnessed. -
The Institution deserves the encouragement OF the
community.
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fAdvertisenent1

Pianos, MELoDEoNs AND MUsIC.-The most
celebrated Pianos and Meodeons In the United States 10
and 81 less price thsn be found else
uh.re. HoRAcE WArERs's model and modern Improved
Piano. Gnbert Co.'S Premium Psaos xish without
NJ EolAr Ballet Cunstons Pianos iof the old firm OF
U..tt Pianos Of several other celebrated Boston
ard New York msDuf.cture Secondhand Psnos 81
b.rssip. Pree. s4n SO, sT5 sloe, &c - CTS Smiths
ebr.fed Meod@ons snd those Of s other styles Prices
AS $50 s75 100 sll5 $l25. ke % $ae Eseh ins,ru.
p guaranteed Pisnos Ren Cssh paid for second hsnd
pi.ros HoRAcE WATERS, No. S3 Broadway.
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fAdyernementl
" The corsrs iush the whiteness OF the pearl
NJ, IN The rhaeh Of ihaf nnrelic ri -

The corsPs fush, the vhitenes OF the pearl
Met on the cheek Of that angelic rri"
But the c0ra's tint and the pearls whlteness
are ev.nscsnt preserved and perpetuated oy proper
means II PHALoNs PaPHIAS LoroS be applied niSht aud
the farest complexion, VIII protect u from o.en
i,h bile the sEn Ssfsured with botches npes NOR
pbew ree,es speedily become clear and roy rpm I;
No Ig BToadway Of Deyst Sold BY druggists aud
fancy deale 70 generally.
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rAdv--ti-eulsnt ]

If some dear friend should 90 to distant and
OF to that bourne whs nee no tr.reer returns, "a No.,
pee,d otser how deeply would yOu regret that yoa hsa
secured his or her Dsxnerre0,pe, before Vas ,oo le
Trt of th hind are TOO oftsn expressed IL Roor
"a ,ous !. No l Rrc.Awsy where thOus.nds are n'~ a."
IL hayinx wisely received 10 wait no ionxer 49,,
srrhfocorie PierrREs, CHAfoss tnd rEofo~
m weather.
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uARnE coURT-Besor. judge Mec,arHr.
SUIT FOR GOODS LOsT on RAILROAD
Il H,a.,r Egxe- 2 .;irr.f fsuTusnv

stu-er L F-k -gt Bud-n River R.rosd Company
Plaintiff l-hoe-dealers in the fall Of l-o3, dey
cree the dept this Cry al; meas boots. ei,eeied
l,ud 70 be deysrc 70 Chsfe1usU IN hs ssfe aui tos
800 t,r,6, But four 81 the essss IL alleged
ah,srss C. .nd suit brought FOR the value OF other
four Testimony taken he delivery here and tae re
-. AZ Sgf fuf e.ss II Ch.e.uzsy The csur considered
~ csup.sy Is carers liable Judgment sS plain
q. b.
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VARIED,

coIIIN-PHTLLIPs-O "wednesday evening. New. !; BY
~ r., Pavtu y Hstseld, Edward Collin 70 MIS- Msry
Philips. only daughter OF Archibald rnlP'' I4' ~ VI
Sew-YoIk
Newbursh papers please copy.
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The Twenty Third Volume Of English Lar and
Equity Reports containing cases in all the Courts Of
Chsncery, during the years ls53-is5i is published
by Little, Brown & Co., and sold by Lewis & B.ood
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fAdvertissueptl
nAY-AT TEN O'CLOCK This EVENING,

IU-Ihf'-AT TN UtLUth IHfS U h7'''"'
Boots for registering the Of wshnf 70 JON
GoLps~rrH's Half rriee Glasses IN Penmsnshp vii finally
close Tho Rooms So Broadway The opportunity Of seq an
ina fne bana eminent for 80 %
vhch II vou9 Be bad economy to nerect The Msses Gold
m the Ladies CAsses The for Book Keep
ia have been reduced hall the usual charge See
a1yeTtiseneua
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OPERA To-sIoHr.-The Opera of Semiramide,
aided by an increased musical force, including an
extra band, and shordiDg besides one Of the most
sumptuous displays of Madame Crisis talent, has
proved an emphatic success at the Opera House. 1t
will be given TO- night for the third time.
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The Scholars Companion, by Rrrrs W. BAILEY.
A revised edition of an excellent work 90 English
phlology. (l2mo Up. 300. Z. II. Butler Co..
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The Singing Book fer Boys and Girls Meeting',
BY WV. d. BRADBURY. A collection Of easy soogs
ard tunes Issued under the auspices of the SewYork
Chndrens Aid Society, with preface by the Rev. C.
l.. Brace. (l2mo PIP. l76. Iyison & Phinney.)
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SAILING oy TIE PRIscEros.

corrsspon seuee Of The n y. Tribune
NORFOLK, Va, Tuesday, Oct 81, ls9i.
The United States steamer Princeton sailed from
Norfolk anchorage this morning. in very fine order
and good discipline. She takes out the Hon. John
II Wheeler, L. s. Minister to Nicaragua. lsdy and
child. He was received with salute OF fifteen guns
on embsrking Joseph W. Fabins, Esq agen, OF
the Transit Company, is also passenger Inc
Princeton sails to Pensacola, Fla, where her pa':en
,c, will be transferred to the L. 5. frsate Columbia
Commodore Newton, and proceeds to Nicaragua.
Tse princeton viii Afterwards csase among the West
India Islands
tt, following is LIST o. her e-iccr.,
corhip Henry X. Davenport 'Aeus nane hpeeI'
RI, SAIGON; wsks A'si,iani S;rseoni 'shn !
49, Pr,.e,: william w Low, Mssteri Josepn e sani,h
c.rssp, ciers; Charles Mscswiey L.asensn,s o. 49,,
1920 r Hover Charles u Greene, faSed Mli.hiFTeei
hhsk trirn Chief Epsneer; Benjarn 4slyin joan
a. Nsn,y First Assistant Ensineers bohsn ~ s1
~ To,j,y second Assistant En- ueers; Ctorfe yo.ns
Uo-.ce r. Wipsor Francis Canheld fhra go c.
.ssrs. lanes Walker B5stswsp; Leonnd ~, yshAe-'
Mr., NJ Bain CARPENTER; William b. fusf' sahnAAe"
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WILLIAM HowITT's Rural Life in England.
rev edition Of this charming work of fsvorte writer
II issued by Parry & Mcmillan. vois. l2mo
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) NOrsH Alcfl0Ilesf.
CTPFRB HOUSEHOLD GOODS at AUC-

= TION-R W SUITES FRENCH PLATE PIER
TNGs ard ENGLISH VELVET and BRUSSELS CARPET
IEGs-D ;. ROUGH viii sell THIS DAY, Friday
NORS NO ~ o'clock al the rich sn3 vsuskle
OF Louse No 70 Wsren-s. Gr-en~ich consisting -
stoye ofVery eh wood Suites in Broesde and Brocate
finely sud plated rosewood Side Etssere sex.ny
er6 EssJ and Lsde Reception Chairs 30 yards Brussels
ud Velvet Carps'inf 20 d. Ingai1 nagriheen'y framed
Pier Lace and Brocstsh Curtains hznSoey Psnt
ed shsdss end oornees ewood Corner and SIDE Etssee
BoaE and Corner stands Gas Chandeliers ROSEWOOD
Bootesse Center Tsbes with stationary tops Asester va
rosewood boueor Ladies' Secretary beautifully inisa a..
Marie Deeos.ors and yss. both French and Ce,5ss<
rosewood marble DR. sing Bureaus "ssh'tsnc @
s1s al carved match fue curied borr+ hH cs.,
WooIen RIank,tI Couuterpsn,, ushossny sots C1tns
Rockers oftonisns &e Gilt NnOc Ssl tin a 81 sad
stk, common Bureau. Ae; Ertsns0n Tse.as y 20 o. 80
y.lnut Gina IT,, sci, nj iassEsre enc shene 49,
W.rr Csie B.sset E.psin Rinss res ssrres -.
COdee Urn. Spoous fsrss, TseSe L'oe' 800 -
&c s.e ro.ty.-
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IcrN Krrsx ArrfirneNr


L IMAN 4 Co. will sell the largo and valuable
h Lihr. Of The lss Rshf Rev DR. n wss,wrssht. 90
kQSDAl fNtkfNG Nov n ard the following -vsniasso Of
re II. rsnovn.e Library embraces inpsr
ant woris ir Theoogy Dtvaiy ara Bibles. Liss.tue Ass
> auifu collection Il ssncsfd Exslsh Works C.s.drL
sd SACRED Music sc Sc The hooks sr.nssi f~
xHu II alton their extensive sales Rooms No s1i so.a~sy
NOTICE to EXHIBITORS st the CRYSTAL
~ PAL.CE-wATERBUkY DYER. Of the Guy Of
-. Not Aucucueer, authorized male of aay
sd :. rosd. r. the Crystal Palace watch v ausa
'h'H Q! JoHS WHITE Pr--isen, cry-,.i r.l.es.
NeweYort Oct n. 1854
In shove appcinie1t ~ eereoy eve IA
49,. e =. cUner 81 socs (no~ within the Crystal PAscs1
ho ,.ire 10 have their goods neuted oar Cttsos1s sAes
=. .ae,;on within the Psee TO forward us iuiueehe @<
such alss lhy mail express eomplets neose o. ~
&c e. also order upon he Presiden OF the
Asoci.fin H. H. whie Fac for the delivery Of every Su-
Gle enumerated In their Invoices ,,,-,,
he sales will Be- sxcvely Tor cash. AID VIII neaae soes
Of all desrptouz with1 the fAsee; and Ia oooef 20 'N
the different srss exhibition tor sale sns 70 $780,
essuss for particular DAYS Of sale the Immediate
Of Exhibitor requested The d,y Of eseh sale sod
~i Ne found IN the n Josfn. OF Commerce .ss .san~
and Enquirer WArEhsUkf ytse
Crystal P.l.ee Auc,ioncer.. store No IS Brood e.
49, X,rk Oct
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CHARGE OF BIGAnY.-Henry Thomas was brought
efe Justice Curt. Yesterday charge Of dSsertng his
wife and three children and marrying smother wo0an lie
wss committed for q hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

Jeanie Morrison 10 the title Of neat religious story
BY the author Of "The Pastors Family, published
BY r. Carter 4 Brothers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

Karrotire Of a Josrney Round tie Dead Sea, by
=. DE SAULor. An edition Of this celebrated work
by a recent traveller claiming to have made come
original discoveries in regard to the valley Of the
Dead Sea, j. publhhed By Parry & Mcmillan. vols.
l2mo
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lAdyeEi-ernentl
Bras ROLLING MILL-MAnufactures OF sheet,

rolled ana pls;eT. Brass and G-rmza Silver
Brsss Copper sno German Silver Wire; Br<s snd OoPf~i
TuhiDg; Bras- Kettles, Gennsn Silver IN the Insot
Also. dealers IN fnsot Copper Bsncs Tn sPetsr ntcse
&c Orders from dealers Others solicifed MI e. "sier
bury Com store No. IS and - Johp-st Nev-fors
BENEDICT 4 BUsSE.S Manufacturing Company
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fitre-.iser-erf Y
Gas FnrrRrs Of new and tasteful patterns,

NAS FNTIKFs OF hfV ahd 5"strt1I 49, -
vii b found the Wsrp-oons ~ MITCHELL, b.Ltf 20
No. sS n Johrs, Log experience IN the oesaeN -
s-Ferior sci e1 FOR nsnuse-uriaz enables cs y
FOODS q the bet gc.y and finish the very oTese prices
he tTs1s surplise CO favorable teruE
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DOna Blanca Of Nararre is the title Of historical
roman oe, translated from the Spanish illustrative Of
European manners and society 10 the fifteenth century.
(i2mo. PIP $50. T. L. Magagnos Il CO.
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THE WAR OF lsl2-Those who served in this war
will hold National Convention in the City OF Wash
inet, on the 9Th of January, 1885, to adopt such
measures will induce Congress to do justice to them
and their widows.
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WZLLLAMSBU RGH ITEMS.

DIED FROM HIS ISJuRIEs.-Dennis McGregor in
ured on Tuesday last BY falling from scahd IN South Sec:
has since died Deceased native Of Ireland, -
years Of age, and was married
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BROOKE YN ITEMS

INQUEST Coroner Ball held an inquest yesterday
upon the Of Mrs White Andrews who expired Suddenly
drug in sspd the day previous from affection Of
the heart. Verdict in accordance
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DIED OF HIS ISJURIEs.-The young man, james
Welsh who sustained injuries Tuesday BY fail
from platform In the Church Of the Pisims where ne W.
ers.s.d IN making epsrs the building died the following
d.y Of the Injuries then sustained He leaves yoans wife
and child
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y. CoLToS. Ans 0neer. $1,000
ARGE SALE of new and secondhand CAbI-
i A NIT FURSITURR CARPETS. OIL. CLOTHS.

II NET FURN1TURE. cAkPETs UIL III OLOIH s ;;
PIANO FORTEs, 4e.-s COLToN VIII seh On sAbOk
rsr very assortment q rood o.w sad second ha9d
Frrnirre from dealer 10 giving up the business L will
eor. ever de.eripon Of rosewood ana Mahogany fur1
trrs sueh >. fshos.6y French Bedes. Bookcs-s Ward
~. Seer.tsfie TsteGTete Sofas, CoIehes mshogsny
chsIs ard Extsnsion rshes N0tare Chsi Roe<ns
Chsir Fr,nch Plate psn Mirrors H hsrtr.sses Dress
irr srd Plain Brrraus Carpets and Oh otns Aao large
rsntify Of seconr band Furniture, from family who r
og embracing everything In the housekeeping ne; ell Of
Which must Be sold this sale " There viii be no post
-r1f1rer. rI sccCunt
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HENRy II. LkEDs Aactcneer-By Il. Ltko Co
H>HIS DAY, at l01 o'clock, at the Sales Room,
Il No, 10 Na'saa st-PEREMrroRY SALE Of fusS-
made up expressly for city retail sie tho stock Of
facturei retiring from business, consisting Of Hussoss Bay
sable T.lmss Penes Nctornes Bacon Msrtsn,
Stone Msrtsn Siberian Squirrel Luserrd Lynx Miax Tai
ms. do Rn..iap Fitch Msrten SC Gloves Muf. Cafe.
Children Ermpe Msrten Care inas Spesecrs,
lie ii. made up the best Also eeat 100 Of Robes
They can be examined day prev to the sale asa
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NEW-.JERSEY ITEMS.

HATM,SUTACTURE IN ORANGE-As Is well known
one of the principal occupations Of Orange Is the
manufacture OF hats. The Journal Of last week fur
nishes an article the subject, from which we learn
that there are in all % manufactures in the place
which employ i97 men. This does not include the
color men, OF whom there 30 or CO. There are
aso some 225 females employed in binding and other
light work included under the general head OF trim
ming" II is estimated that at least J,Ioo dozen
hats are MADE each week by the Orange manufac
tuners. or 1875 900 dozen per spnum. The average
price paid for the labor performed each dozen hats
i -. or s5sj per aEnum. Newark Daily Mercury.
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Advertisement

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DEsHLTR's Pills
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DGsHLER's PILLS cure Fever and AEue without fail
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TAdvertisemeni
WEST FLUsHISG.-The last opportunity for

buyirs Lors this Village saton viii be on FRIDAY, ID
int .ee ,ert.emen,) This announcement will be sur
Gent to induce al who search Of desirable site for
home Oh hand that occasion Tickets and particulars
can be h.d Of BARKEK 4 ELLIOTT, Ne. Nassau ST.
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Goal.

COAL.-yery best quality of RED ASH, stove
and sud delivered In good order fo, noder
.h,as a. al per tun; WHITE ASH 80 IS, yard No %
Gosrck 81 between Ryingon and stanton Sta ..-~,,
CUMBERLAND COAL.-The NEW-CREEk
~ COMPANY ofers for Coal from her Macs 10 Hamp
shire County Va be shipped from their whsrSes Ia Bald
more houf tht Depot IL SewYoT This Coal has beea
used 10 United States steamers locomotives AID iron found
cries With entire satisfaction For steam purposes has
superior Apply the office Of the Company No Wallet
EswYoTk.
DEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH or WHITE
ASH delivered from ysrds-Nut. IS 70, Stove Egg
furnace, 81 tun. Lees from boats JACoB WEEKS,
Nos SIS Bowery and 2l 9reeuest
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Tie Singers Companion contains a selection of
popular songs duets, glees &c with music. arranged
for the voice, flute, violin, and piano. They have
been collected with reference both to the sentiment Of
the poetry and the beauty and melody Of the ars Of
their respective masters. ll2mo PIP. 2iO. suinger&
Tovnserd.l
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co,rsr cALyNDAR-rHrs Day.

C,Rcrrr CouRr-Nos. 2,l77. 1910, 1874, 1909,
go COS az Ss S74 ~ 2Ss so, ISL. Gas al; ISL
q. s DISTRICT CorRT.-Nos. 81, 20, 80, 40, Il, ~.
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Bold THIEvIs-Two young men called at the
bop.e of Mr. Weaver No zSI South Fstst Wednesday
a.rpoon Mr. w being in by request one OF the young
men wa the psrlor for the purpose Of wtnEs
note After leaving IL discovered that he had stolen two
,ilyer wsehe. silver goblet and four plated crosses
voups man pamed Herman Cornell was arrested yesterday N
EwYork by Officer charged with being aeeomPhee
In the tbeft.
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Almighty Dollar. 1t deals its "sockdologers right
sod le hitting doctors, lawyers, clergymen editors,
politicians, and fashionable vagsbonds IN general.
wherever they show their heads. The versi6estion
sometimes limps, but some blows are ~el planted 10
he course Of the poem Demo PIP. %. Geo o Leefe.)
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For K,ss,s-A party of % intelligent, roeas, men
lief, Norvak Ohio, on the e3d UT. ioI we "" '''
tory Of Kansas.
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A porIcTs,S RUS OyER.-,JOhn HNmbhn, po-
, ~ IN. Third ard wss very severely inaSed yester
cav norrirE BY being over BY bo-se s'd ~ ~
h.D,t The horse hsd run sssy. and VI. d..nnt VOL.
vss run over. lie taien TO his rescenee u o'eeN
,.ich-st
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE TEMPERANCE RAIIFICAIIos MEsTrse will be
held tomorrow evening at the Broadway Tabernacle.