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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
IMPORTANT TREATY WITH TIE
CHIPPE JVAS-NEW MINERAL COON-
TRY IN THE MARKET.

The Indian Agents and Commissioners on the part
Of the United Sta'es Mcssrs. II C. Gilbert and ID u.
HERMAN, concluded treaty with the Chippewa OF
Lake Superior at La Ponte the 3Oth ult, by wheh
all that extensive territory bordering on the west
shore OF the lake and between the British poss sion
and Wisconsin and Minnesota and westward TO the
Nississppi is cedod 10 the United States. We learn
hat the Chppewas well represented ron all the
northern bands and that there was much Immunity
among them on the subject of dspcsing OF ths vast
and ancient heritage that for the first time Is bar
gained away 10 the white man.
The Cbippeyas have made two or three resofya-
tons of agricultural districts in the interior, where the
Government have stipulated to expend considerable
money in domesticatDg and civilziny them by means
OF schools and agricultural pursuits There are many
entitled 10 an interest in the benefits oil THIS treaty
now scattered abOut the Lake Superior country, aud
II ia thought that they will be induced To settle on
Resery atoms and share in the advantages Of this new
arrangement; and we trust that s Of this nation will
be permanently benefited by this treaty
The,erirory treated for and only lacking the ass ent
of our Government 10 become the puoic properly OF
the u. States embraces a region of abou, 600 600
acres including extensive mineral districts in VISION
sin and Mpnesota There il mineral range OF over
$50 miles in length bordering on Lake Superior ex-
tending from Pigeon River on the north TO the 81
Louis River OH the south This Is said to DC rlcn 10
conner ard explorers are already among these nils
louking for their fortunes, and shall not be sur
prised 10 hear at any time, Of new mines and ne '
towns in this region which, up to This date - an nm
broken wilderness This treaty will result IN grea'
mapy advantages 10 the Lake Superior country gen
ecaly and will stimulate enterprise and creais
another year large amount Of commercial business
in that direction The prospects for the new state o
'NP ~ ' - Like Superior Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
MURDER CASES.
TRIAL OF WILLIAM FOwKES on INDlCT-
NENT FOR MURDER OF EDWARD hogan.

COURT OF OYER AND TERarNER-BsfoTs Jais,
MIrcHILL-MoSDiY.
The Jury in this case went out about clock on
Saturday afternoon. Al 10 o'clock, the time Of OPEN
ing the Court, this forenoon, it announced they
were still in session not having agreed upon YER
diet. The officers who had been in atteIlance upon
them Messrs Bertholf Knight, Buchanan and 'tts,l
exhibited the appearance o! having had laborious
tine in the loss Of sleep &c which was fully equaled,
we understood by that of the Jury in their room.
The Judge, abou, 20 minutes past II, remarked that
the Jury sent in asking to be discharged; the Dis
Attorney and Mr.. Spencer both objected to their
being discharged. The Judge said they had sent
word that there prospc ct of their agreeing, and
il was for the Court to determine 20 the propety
Of dischargiDg them. The Court sld if they wished
to ask any question they might be brought in, bat
they did not appear to want any further Instructions
The officers were directed to keep them till further
directions in their room.
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La " LNI'ELLLG E.NCE
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESGEAL TrsN.
nrsIsrnN.


Murray sat Wentworth and Fnnesan at Murray
Motion 10 Offset assigEed verdicts IN cases OF as
sant and battery The Court held hlt yeidcs before ds
rrent could not be assigned Judgment AZ special ieTu
Frederick De Beer sgt Esther Ann Cstett eVecutN Of eny
Lav,ry, mpedei with ?. CAREY and o.her'-Janes d.
Benedict sgt came. ct,
Motion in opposition to taxation of costs. Settled.
Nathf L. GFiswo.d at Henry LayeTty.
Demurrer overruled, aud leave TO defendant TO
pe sd, a.. -
ALLEGED SCHUYLER TRArD.
Charles Illus .z Heman RodGei Collector aud ne Hay
lem Railroad Go.
Motion 10 dissolve Injunction prohibiting the Vol
lctor from deliverns 00 Of railroad Iron P'ntf "
svereo had imported the iron, but Mr. Schuyler pocnrd
20 be entered In his name aud then aisnei u - me
Harlem Railroad Co which 1ppears 20 have been gos
Gegd The plaintiff offered pay al the claims ,giins- IN
iron and duties The oion 10 dissolve the IN Junction. o
on the around that the has jurisdiction, as n GOODS
Dder the SCI Of 1893 In the Collectors possession can DC re-
and they nu delivered TO assign nent
The Court cousasrei the Collectors duty under The law
70 the goods Motion 70 Dissolve inGne
Henry Seaman sgt David Low
Motion denied, with $40 costs.
Cornelius KsnoD-e sst John VI Ms TO-
Judamen. to be settled by Court.
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lAavertissneptl
II il fact that has been observed not only bv

the medical profsion but BY all intelligent 2er.ons
remedies Of Fever and AEze prescribed sy physical
cold 10 the shops either quite Inefficient d-eiedy nja
This be. been frsquepty lame BY OF
emnenee II Their fore desdersf1m 20 discover some
remedy that would be efec-us and ssfs Aer many
year. Of patsn pertinent and resezrcb Ph
The Of DEsBLEEs Anil Periodic PHI. confident
ths he hes compounded pill which MARRIED and
uniform effect upon this d,-sr- And nOtwithssaiins hat
vendors Of patent medicines have pursued sch tbs
pspes an6 esewkere render those vho embark IN
preparation .rd sale q really valuable medicine the
npufanu Of po.ture and the de-0n Of the pubic he
has aided 70 vertuTc upoa the undertaking. ne becv
that he has rsde ,n important discovery which will diminish
the actual al human suffering and vii b iunenss
economy the sboi1s classes well those heavy
u tung Embellishments that employ large nuGbers ohand
Al the ne Tine he IL free adm. that he hopes his
entsrpdse honorable 1Isy rec9mqense. II i b.
CURED By srTuVrOus attention 20 those honorable sKins
which govern the mercantile conrlay. DEsaLEE's Pls
may be rroeuied OF H. RING Of Broa sad Johnst
and Of g HUTcBINcs No l19 ess Broadway; T. C. Wells
10. ~ eh-ag also Of respectable Drasssts
the city and Of c. d. DLsBLER. New BrunsFick " J.
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THE LOSS OF THE ARCTIC.
THE ARCTIC MIGHT HAVE BEEN SAVED.

THE ARCTIC MIGHT HAVE BEEN SAVED.
To the Editor If he v. y. Tyi1sae
SIR: The Arctic might have been saved by simply
running her stern first. Here are tho facts: Water
four feet below its surface rushes through an sdu
tsee with velocity Of l6 feet per second; at five
feet IL feet at Elk feet 20 feet por second Conse-
quenily the Arctic when running with her open bow
rst at the rate of ten knots hour equal 10 Is feet
per second, would double the velocity OF leak at a
depth OF four feet at IL knots depth Of five feet; at
l2 knots n depth Of six feet, sc. On the contrary
had she been put under sternway at the rate OF
ten krots an hour her velocity would have been
equal TO the velocity OF leak at the depth of four
feet; at II knots FIVE feet; aud at IL at depth Of
six feet, &c II is clear, therefore, had she been
put unGer sternway" il would have brought the
leak under the control her pumps. LEN.
RrcIInn Ocf Il Ia4
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MURDER CASES.
TRIAL OF WILLIAM FOWKES FOR TIE
MURDER OF EDWARD hogan.
COURT OF OYER AND TEBMINER.
Before Judge MITCHELL.


Before Judge MITCHELL.
This case was concluded on Saturday. The evil
dence being all D the summing up proceeded
Mr. Spencer contended that the testimony of Messrs.
Newton and Harper should be relied upon that they
had no motive in incorporating, &c and contended
that the prisoner should be acquitted.
The Distrct-Attorney, for The prosecution, sad he
wouId not press conviction for murder, that the
house had beer attacked and there might have been
apprehensioDs of violence still such apprehension Is
DO excuse That prisoner was the party VINO hred
the shot the District Attorney said he had no doubt
The Il s,nony of Ewing is entitled 10 belief but tho
witnesses for defense be thought not. what motive
could Ewing have had for taking hte OF deceased
BE side which tho shot il shown by DIR. FinneI,
was probably fred from the distance OF some three
feet, while the theory OF Harper was that 1t came
door. He contendod that the verdict should be for
one Of the degrees Of mansaughter.
The Court in its charge considered that the case
came within second or third degrees OF mansleesuler
or ~ the ury should SO consider from the evidence
,he VERDICT be not guilty. The Jury then retired.
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FIRES.


mn N LITTY NINTH-sT.
About u o'clock Sunday night a fire broke out N s
frame stable in Ffty uinth-st., the Third' ay
owned by Margaret Finley. Several fire companies
were the ground but despite their exertions
the building, with considerable feed and hay, was
destroyed. Two horses were sufiocated before they
could be got out Of the burning building. Through
the e1erons of the Police, the other horses in the
stable were saved Loss about 81 900. No insurance
FIRE ~ sEyESTEESTH-sT. AND TuIRD-Ay.
About II O'Clock the night, fire occurred in the
grocery store of Rich1sd Myers, corner of Seven
toenth st. Il Tbird-av. The flames extinguished
with few pals of water. Dlmage trifng.
TIET ~ sEcoND-Ay.
Policeman Finley on Sunday night about o'clock,
discovered FIRE among quality Of loose hay aud
rubbish in the attic OF the fed store Of Mr. H,ey.
No. as Senond-sv. The fire wss e1tinguished BY
some citizens, without raising sn alarm.
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sURRoGATE's OFFICE.

RIGHTS or MARRIED woNEs USDIR LAW "f l-tr
In the rnstfer Of Caharne Callahan ee,scd
The intestsie after the La of lsis took in her own
h under the proysots Of said law ss'gnment Of lease
hold premises ard executed mortgage ON them OF "" 20
secure The that amount she that time
m.ud women and had peen married before la3 After her
deeese husband as died and bis administrators contest
the validity Of the he ground th-t bsving been
married before 1919 all property that she acquired IN accord
snce with the laws Of contract, belonged 10 her husband
The surrosse considered accordance with other decisions
sre.dy made the subject that the Legsaufe Tor prop
modify the original married rights, uhOa, inpairins
the Obligation within the meaning Of the Cong
The therefore, valid charge on TIE sstsr
and NJ be Iaid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.


ASHES are frmer q. o. for Pots, and 81 % for
Pearls.
Corroy-The market is quiet bat frn, and the s'ock
is quite small.
Floor ASp MkAL-The supply OF Western and
State Flour lie fair and the latter with good local
inouiyv i. le,c higher Other kinds are inactive
The better descriptions are without change. "a
madam Flour is quiet sales go bbs. at 81 $50
81 s7I, in bond; the supply is light. The sales OF
Western Canal are 700 bbls. at o e. 81 fo' CON-
mon to good State; 80 SCI ass 6si for common to
COED Ohio and mixed to good brands Michigan and
Upper Lake.
Extra Genesce, 81 IS sl0 IS. Southern Flour is
without change, with fair demand; sales 100 bills
at q IS res SO for mixed to good brands Baltimore,
Georgetown, &C., and q 75ass for fancy grades.
Rye Flour is in fair demand and scarce, at - 10
as6 50 for fine and ,uperhne. Corn Meal IS qaiie
firm sales of 400 bbs Jersey a. 81 37i, part 10 ar
rive Buckwhes, l. less plenty, at o. jods 100 ID.
GgArS-Prime Wheat Is in good demand but there
il little bere the demand il for milling; snau saes
have been made of SOu,hern a: 81 IS Tor white and
81 20 for red.
Rye j. more plenty; sales Of 800 bushels al o. iei
Barley is inactive at 81 ls rel II. Osts are scarce
and in good demand al sse55c. for Western, and
q soc. for State.
Corn is shade lower, with good demand for az
erpor, and the home trade but with little dong Tor
the East; the advance in freghts checking he de-
mand at the close Gales IS 900 bush. at 1850 FOR
Western miIed-mAinly Of latter price; Other kinds
quite sesrcs
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CITY ITEMS

TBf 1sGEaHas Trsrrsosr,L. - The Ingrahsn
Committee met OF Friday, Mr.. MseMu1cn u The
Chair. The Secretary III. F0rbes reported that, in
conformity with previous resoutioa, he had, 10
company With Professor Eu-osii and Mr.. Macuallen,
or Saturday. 5th, Deposited the gold medal 10 the
hands OF Mr. john 4 Stevens, President Of the Bsnk
Of Commerce. who he'd kinciy consented TO take
hsr,e of Il til II should be Withdrawn for p-cseais
lion 10 Capt. Insrahsm. No receipt had beea given
bv The Ba,k 70 the deputaticn, because Is no. the
custom 10 give receipts, except for deposits OF money
especially as it was accepted merely to oo5se the
Committee, and as no responsibility would be IN
cured IN case Of IRE, &C Tee medal, In its case
was bv the Cashier deposited IN the strong box oil me
Bank. Nth a memorandum attached explaining tne
circumstances.
Prof, ssor Forcsti informed tee Commiiteo hat he
velvet csse in which tho medal deposited bal on
its Id the initials Of Capt lngraham, beautifully ON
brCidercd in gold and pearls by Mme kosss'h Rafs'
kay. This was mos, appropriate. lie moved that
the thanks Of the Commi,ee be teadosed b ,hst lady
This was carried aem con. Professor forcs,i de-
mandtd that since the accounts had been examined
and approved at the last meeting, and tho medal
which WAS in his custody was row deposited in
Bank, he should be exonera,od from any further re
sponsiblity. This acQai,soed in, and the thanks
OF the Committee presented 10 him fos bis exo'-
tons ~ Trecsuer-after ahch the meeting a. jounei.
YouNG AYERTc, At the CRYSTAL PALAoE.-rhe
Fell Light Guard visited the Crystal paice On last
Thursdsy evening neatly dressed in seun,ili,ary o.
undress Uniform. The Bell 0asrd is Company com.
posed OF youth and boys from six TO hilecs years OIL
the children Of highly respectable citizens OF the
Ninth Ward. They numbered thirty, rank aud hle,
with captain, five li,ueptn;s and an orderly 'eF'
eospt. Having marched Up :to west nave 70 the
dome, they formed in front Of ere stage where Sh''
tons brass band were seated. Tho band struck up
military quick step while the juvenile so'ders Pc
formed several evoutcDs which night have dole
credit TO ma'urer years Having delighted tho nlmf'
rous visiors with their neat manner and god drl,
they broke into squads to yies the wcndermen's Of
the Palace in charge Of their respective ofcers. rns
company OF fine boys under the patronage Of Mrs
Samuel Brevoort of the Ninth Word, who, with seve
raj other ladies. accompanied the boys, and Verc
pleased spectators Of their maueuyers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16

py.SsyLy,SIA Coal ~ LosDos-The Railroad
Journal learns tina: movement ~ about being M no
TO introduce anthracite coal into nse In London, and
arrangements are in progress for the importation Of
into England from Pennsylvania. IL 10 said tina. En-
glsh bituminous coal IL reteiled there this summer
at seven dollars ana twenty-soyen cents; thss last
winter il retaed a ten dollars and eighteen Genus per
Inn and win probably be higher the coming winter.
The writer suggests that with anthracite coal ou
crates for burning Il sboud be sonf, a. they diner
somewhat from those now In use in London stoves
be believes will not be tolerated in England bus the
crates would be acceptable. He concludes by saying
that Iondoners" be il convinced viii give the thing
fair trial and IT only wants this to make them give
M reyelng in their own smoke. lie mas psen In
tis country and understands me SUBJECT wen, par
tcularly tbs difference in the quality Of the two Goals
n their biturninous sells at the above prices, the
Greater duration Of anthracite must certainly
der il Ear moro economical TO tie people Of London
Tar E.sTrnBrooK MURDER ~ Sr. JosrpH Co.,
M,cyIs.s-Tbe Jury In the csse Of People Va. Amos
white INDICTED with Samuel Uum, for the murder OF
Thomas b. Easterbrook, after beng out four hours,
have this day brought In verdict Of guilty Sentence,
State Prison for life. You viii probably remember
that EAsterbrook was tho who came on 70 Lsoni-
das last November from Vermont, with the intentios
Of marrying Miss Wood, ear Mendon, and who
disappeared myeterioasy on the 18th November last
The evidence was mainly that given by one Giles
Harding, who acknowledged himself an accomplish
in the murder. The trial has been very tedious-oc-
cupyne the Court from the 2eth Sept. until to-day,
with only an adjournment Of one day lOcf ~ Aooaf
100 witnesses we're examined and the most intense
interest prevailed The verdict in accordance With
public opinion generally, but the affair Is sun ayoivsd
in great mystery Toledo Blade, iim.
The Ne1c. York Erening Post states that me HOE.
MYRos II. CLARK, the Wing candidate for ooyerno.,
was delegate 10 the Know. Nothing State Conven-
ton held in New York last week. The story ss%@py
iske. Mr.. CLARK spent but single day " me Ivy
and that was devoted exclusively to matters 30
with his mercantile business 30 m1e u,.r;e T;mss
hack What will come next ton'""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
BROOKL YW ITEMS.

The annual meeting the "Iadustral School AS
"socistion" of Brooklyn VIII be held at he Athe
raum, Atlantic ST.. on Tuesday, at u Z. NJ. The
Managers Of this Association earnestly desire the al
tendance of all who are interested in the ameoraton
of the condition of the poor and destitute children of
the City. Two schools are already in operation-one
in Concord.st, another in Hlntngton-st, near Ham
ton av Several popular speakers arc expected to
address the meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16

PoLIoEsAS BRoKE.-A few days since colored
woman named May Powell residing In South Eighth st.,
Appeared before Mayor Wal. snd preferred charges against
Georse Bell policeman Of the First Ward for assns using
atu,ye s aus &c and exfotn, money from her The oKsm.
alton ,ok place Friday evening before the Mayor and Al
dern,n narth Terry ard Kelly when the facs sub
,nsA nv witnesses and Ocer Bell expelled from the
police force b. unanimous Of the Mayor aud Aldermen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
IAdvelt isenent.i
9 NME. TOWLE a Co, No. PSI Grsnd-st..

viii opsp to-day an invoice OF rieh plaid snd striped sfs Of
tyle. u S. per less thai the Of inpo.
So, Ai.o Oriental soa boEssTed Shass and Scsrfs Persian
SSsws Stella style in al color. and have re.ssy so1sh
20 per cent below The cost OF usna:kc;are
Velvet aud Sstns for nsniiss and Coaks French
reHsse '''''' 81 CoLrNsi,S HAL. Nc. 81 Grs2a s;.
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COuRT CALTNDAR-THIs DAY

COMMON PITAs-Part -NOe. I,JoY, I,Jgo, .V',
els s,5 eSs. g32 40 2lO I2ll 2ea SOL 800 Part
-No, Io0 lso iiss. 1889 2jls 81 l,1S, DID, l<''
81, so, SO, J. 34. i,Ji3, l,35 mn
SUPERIOR CouRT.-SpeciGi Tcrm.-Part Il.-Nos.
SUPERIOR ana CIRouIr published on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16

WHISKY is firm, bu. quiet; sales Of $50 bs,s. st
3sic- for Ohio, and 80 iOc. for Prison.
PRovIsross-Mess Pork is heavy st els IS, anc
firm for Prime at Gil 81 cen 50. Beef is heavy It
former quotations. Lard is inactive at 10 lo!e Bat
ter and Cheese plenty and heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
ADVERTISEMENT
EnM ARD IL DIXON. Editor OF The SCALPEL

and author Of Woman and her Diseases and Practical Treatise
Diseases Of the Sexual system CoEs1ns and Oprsns
Surseon No y S;hsv Rupture U,moTrho.ds Hydrocele
and vsrcocee e,ciusy and radically cured by eompsrA-
lively paint process P.tens received when Necessary
A. the Editor. Private Hospital IN l4hst where conf
foTt OF domestic life provided Oos houu frem 20 p IL
10 and 70 evenings e. ne Editors residence, - ,h-sv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16

The BALTIC Nor ARRrvED.-rhe report rom
Sandy Hook, published in postscript in this morn
ng's TRIBUNE, TO the effect that the Baltic was beoF'
proves to have been incorrect; IL wss southern
steamer coming in.
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ADVERTISEMENT
BR.ss ROLLING MILL.-Manufacture of sheet,

rolled snd ps,ers Brass and Germsn Silver
Brass Copper and German Silver Wire; Brass AID copper
Tnbne; Brsss Kettles; German Silver IN the lnsot
Also dealers in Insot Copper Btnca Iin sPser Nietel
&c Orders from dealers and Others solicited Mn a. Aef'
bury Conn ,tore Nos 50 and 81 Johnst New foIL
BrNEpIcr BUsNHAM, Manufacturing Company
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TAdversen 'nt
MANAGER PIRDY. Of the National Iheater ap.

Iesr deteru ined ouisrp al competitors The podlcton
opsces Tonight be produces Dramas, which have
never performed In this country and which creating
quite snsiion in Europe viz BES Bolt nsrfie. piece
and HARD TINES, from Dickens's work.
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fAdvcr;isemontl
WEST FLusHING.-The lat opportunity for

purchasing Lors auction this VILLAGE IN present
hard The closing sae tsies place TUE seTt 7ih
inst All who ia sf.rch Of peasspt site ur hou-
beshy well locs'ed lrd convenient 70 The city shold
lee, this opportunity Free ticke sod sl inDTuaoa
he'd Of B.EEER & ELLfoTT. No Nss-tu e.. Sev-Ysk.
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Advertisement
RooK- KEEPING WRITING ARITHMETIC. &c

DoLsEAR's Academy No Gs Brosdway. unusual
eili sivns H. ishsd practical Commerc Edlcaiu.
Thsre splendid with silfn teacher. for
department Lessns given in English Spanish French
snd Germsn Esch student receives private instruction..
Terms moderate.
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Advertisement
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FiXTUREs.-Our AZ

sortmen complies AMI original designs, modelled and
Manufactured es;ablshleat Dealers aud others are
pvd 10 stock wh n will be cold on the most
favorable terms Prompt attention viii be sven 20 he e1ecl'
ton OF orders. a, 49, 10,
Wsreroans Nos 80 and ca Jobn.s., Factory Nos 30 S7
and 40 West 9Th Of N Y. MITCHELL, BAILEY L. Co.
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IAdver,semertl

Why pay 81 when y0u can get as good, or bet
for 80 etnt That the price OF LARGE size, fsel.s
DssUereotype, with handome case. complete 4, No 80
Broadway, corner HowsFdst 0AEsAsATI Artist
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IAiYerfiseIneut l

SILKS SILKS, SMKs!-Oyer 5000 yards OF
new PLAID, STRIPED and BRocADE SILK, trori suction a.
fran 10 Al ptryd ess than the cost OF imporsdon Also fns
boiled black 6Ros RHINE high luster. only go peg yd
cheap at ST. HEARD, CLAP Co No 81 Grsnds
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TAdvertissmeni ]
Success N LIFE depends more upon good judg-

STCCESs n LIFE deptnds MOTr UPUH gUUH JUG
per urop individuals en.ssag those pursuits 70 which
they are By best adapted than mere luck and
eLsfes Psychology the compass By which every
nav be succtsuy directed aud bis true sphere and calling
roin ont Professional eIamnsons dag and evening, BY
Prof PoprrR No see Broadway.
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s,rxcr,ox-Mayor Wall has been served with

,ecoud Injunction restraining him from Interfering With the
1890. ~ NJ Neville bro 1ietor Kings County Hotel
as far the sunday Law concerned 10 furnishing travellers
md bosrS,r with The Injunction 10 Issued
b Jud, sron. before the Mayor reTued 70
Al Riv erhead why perpetual should
lot be rsued.
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IAdyersisornent.l

The Youngest children and weakest invalid may
.x ale De FEVER ASuE Pills They
.nstb and tone ard appetite Immediately. Sold
Nv w n. CRossIE corner o: Broadway and l4th-sL