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TAdserriscnertl ~
-, - -. Al, CIV lou Drires At which :. NJ q +.


co are ,!osns their stock Of RIcH oo9Ds ~
trstllrs then snG.se a. etiE. nsnoei :, C.,s
v|N N,rno Of he choicest eoloD ~ Ioe per tAo -
-. a. III 20 II 4Sc PLT4lnafIss from - a.
IS ard 7ie ptr yard Rieh sroes4e sufi sats, 80
s,,i,I ss. Of every description TAI - PEI esaL -
~ IN ). In yrte6: SLICK ssss Lanes ~ 80
eols, tom n 70 = sAxony Pas. hSa.. n
C. ave resolved TO elose Get tseu oet o. - :,
r W,,,.s Coon. which hsye been geeenLiS oo1t.A
trd 80 -. ten 81 TO % rer les ihss tas
80, ~ srortsion and can t. ed a. prices .neh '
theu decided bsrgsES C'%e' ~, saI a, .,S-s-
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SUPERIOR CoURT-FsrpAY. Nov "A, lsa-Bsfore Judge
CAMPBELL
INJURY CATTLE
Clinton w, CCnEer William H. kadc'f, and Lester Barker
against the hudson River Raj road Co.
plaintiffs say that on 25th March last they placed
On toard c,ht the Company Albany s. head Of
cattle to BE- forwarded BY the train at ocock that day. bat
ey ardcd and not dsy red a. New
YORK an hours after "a, should have been and too
late that days that when delivered owing TO
the ens In the snd otherwise they were bruised
AK and exhausted and much dssTEated In value Suit
IL bTeusht to recover fSz3 asserted amount OF loss
In defense It denied that here any sseemsnt to
O'Clock that day and II l. contendsd that duo
and proper diligence observed To fal hs ean'aet 90 the
part the Testimony taken The Jary con
sd red the their In fault not desedog
h sooner and returned verdict for plaintiff FOR 30 dam
ge 20 the cattle by Of the delay detention on tbs
road and 900 damages la not arriving At York IN time
m tb. Thardly being 80 IA ali subject 20 the opin
ion Of he Court For plaintiff hesss CLARK and Eatoni Tor
defendants NeErs North and Fullerton
STORAGE OF A WAGON
Thoma. H. Dili' ast Gersrar' A. g. Van Bs9ren.
Plaintiff r keeper Of q livery sluoe he sues 70
recover 6s beng GO months storage Of wagon AZ 81 per
month In defense said that the wagon belonged TO
l.dv named Dots In reply t said defendant stored X
yithoEt eniiouBg the Of Mrs D. verdet for plaintiff
10 snourt aud interest For plaintiff MI u To"usend
for defendant Messrs BOfart q Miller.
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TAdverti.-ment.l

The Ravers Great PsntOmime Of JoCKo is to
be produc,d with ell the sceUey Dresses Effects Tricks
Transform sors &c BY PsRHaNs TROUPE for the hrt time
THIS EvENNG-the famous Monsieur NEALio the Ace;
WARDEN Pipe. They will aso inroou;e their Railroad
G.lop Hungarian Burlesque and Plantation Festival in ell Of
vhoh they axe without rivals This with choice selection Of
Popular Sorgs Duets Choruses Solos. Jiz Fancy Dances
ke attraction be found in the city Tam TO
then Advertisement In Amusement cogmn-
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WRITryG AND BOOK. KEEPING.-The 81

WRITING AND Book. KEEPISG.- subscri-
her will receive new up THIS DAY ard Tomorrow
half the regular charse viz 81 50 sbd s5 for Writing sad
sl2H for thorough OF instruction Ia Book keeping
Ladies' Writing Clsss oi NJ; gentlemen a. s. and
ociocf. q b. GOLDSMITH. No Sai Broadway.
From The Eew-York Courier aud Enquirer
The Chirogrsph e Art much important to mankind
than II seuersy considered and Mr. GoLDsaIrH may very
well claim 10 BE- consiered - It's heed"
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state OF Foreign Trasie.

Tie weekly receipts from the Amsterdam aud Rotterdam
produce markets state that although business hsd diminished
prices continued be well suppoed In SUGAR and CoFFEg
operations Rad b,sn sDInlay limited owinG cessation Of
speculative purebAea The quotations f TEA and RcE
maintained sthoogL T. transactions had place Some
oesodPi0Ds Of specs showed tendency 70 improvement
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Us DISTRICT coURT-Bsfors Jude LsSEssolL:
- " MoSDAY, Nov. ~, ls5l
ALLEGED LOST FREIGH


W A y,eob. A. Co AIT The Caaslbs Arr Arbor Cyr1s
Psekhsm, claimant
Libelsnts are forwarding merchants at Rome, Onei-
a C.nv Thsv .y thy placed board the bsrgest Rome
Ia December ie52 a large quantity Of produce, &c, on
.eh 10 b. trsr spofted New York distance Of lie miles
On Re Erie Ctpalsna l5s res the Hudson RIVER
tba Of ,sd ,ight q tubs butter directed 70 Lntum Leg
Ertt snd or ether tub g. Parry being - in All worm
o 81 we're cot delivered; and sgt brought for the value
Ia denied that 4d buiter ever wes placed
o. beard the base and also il q eonet ded tat thH Coe
bost Il was raid nearly gee lbs butter ~ere ca esnt
that TIP but denied that the butter ca
p.rt Testimony Vas taken. R0r plaintiff MI IfsJi iof
Se(endaut Nessrs Birdsal and KTk snd.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Some estimate of n g loss sustained by HEARD,

CLAFP Co. 70. sol Gsndst in closing their Day Goops
busres be found from the fact that during the past two
sales amounted vi ESQ inyoviay aetusl
los OF 80 per first cost aud BY estimating
sock SSn co. they prepared 70 snssin
prscdened SIS 900 which would probably have been
sresteT bad they dsposed q them at Suctoo As e stock
one Of the the City the nducement offered purchasers
uurs,lleled In the history Of Dry Goods Necessity the
tyrsrt requires .Bd the sacrifice submitted TO BY the pro
trietors hessrs H. C. Co.. with becoming grace Sieh Is
The pursuit OF basiness under difficulties
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,x Iwyo.ryR-A foreigner represent

Ryv.RK OF Az INPosIER-A foreigner represent
ur himself Frenehrnsn is pressnnG lettsT 20 ntay re-
reetabe citizens soliciting aid for his family eonso
le.s manner a. We CO ezatsd 20 trnPoss on ne
,schsy - u,ie ara a enabled support his .y CON
fitshy until shines Affected his bearing nat ne
S..F .aa a. rriV,a ln this Of snpp'fths
r. III. isttrr 10 written the o. p, Pee, f,esdenL
~, Ipsfuten for the distraction Of the Del sna
nj. ca, hr who on airy made Of hin sno~ g.,
,hs pay tau. using hs He says De RESIDES No 49,
Sc
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fAdvertisementl
TIE coral. sp.h he Eat. ns.. Of ths pearl,

The eorsrs eush, the whitsnes. Of the pearl.
Met the check Of tina. spgele Eirl@
But the coral's tint and the pearls whiteness
are un preserved and perpetused By proper
means II PHALoss PAPHIoS LorIos be applied nisht and
ronips to the comp xon Ii will protect from oem-
sb; bile The sAn esfEursd nth boehes pmples
ths or freels will speedi become clear and from It's
nee PHALox's No ST Broadway (st Nichols Hoel) and
No is7 Broadway Of Deyst Sold BY Druggists and
Fancy Dealers generally.
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az AaAIgr FERRY cosPAsT.


Peter A Peterson AT the Brooklyn Uniea Ferry co.
PLAINTIFF is boatrnan and kept bis bost under the
tfdse-a. .evrrsl Of the bostnen dot the Toy an'
re hat be coming frotn the .nlp a-sa,
With Cspt. Jsvett, EDWARD hel' eAlpshtefl
.es Ktter person, vheh the iefy coax ron
zoos of Brooklyn, reEhfenfy and @acas
hsd M r cries seep e. cane ino me Ap |iaoa sop
.r lat Ter the boa; Of psrtis had cot nto H. ana "ss
49, bse, sua cestroysd and plaintiff and the p.ssengsn
INTO tb water s. which plaintiff m1sh hart snd
med lie bring, action against the Fery Company for the
To-. Of The boat damages for 9eona! y amount aid
that the esrpsntsr hn3ng thai they must be
ue bold u the s,esnbos forward % M wheel and
hsi 90 Wa the steamboat ss 20 the efdf- ae cried out
D. -ho.s on board aancn the m oos, ne o,ner Tar nsa ..
he tn. heir straEFsg "a th@ water which 80 nasy done
bg ~ men psed up By eosfnsn before tae hte oos
-, % hem hat src ser~srd confined 20
eorrg cut cf bic crtr s1d be b.ek Ia the face Tue
other two. IL would sppeaf. were not ngeA hDr
IA deerse Eaid tia. whsa the boat first sen by
he Sic close barr -nd IL supposed abe
tf.t Tlains himsef IL fault, he bsd risht The
soef Judznneut rtsesd FOR pS.nff Hr Do1obBs Tor do
fsneaat nsssrs Cyrzs J. Smith snd ; Fisld-n.
sATvEOlY, Nov. IS. lsSL
DOCTORS BILL FOR BTTE on DOG.
John H. Johnson AIT John KeErney.
Suit By DR.. j 70 recover sl0O for attendance Epon
lad FAMED CIsEs5 bitten "A the By dog bel0neBf 2
the defendant The lse passing sefendsnts .ote %
Waters When he dog oat and BIZ him. Deepsaas ca
The led plaintiffs store. and ID biz wound ~.
s1tj would pay the bill 70 the extent q $50. P.nn5 p
10 TIE I'D sud receive 500 10 dssoS
said that pl.ntif had offered t.te 80 I,' Ca
held nsi he nss preelse-d By this orer H SS as
Jucgnsnt to- pl.tHus, els and costa
I. s. COMMISSIONERS OYFICE-B5loIe comnsss'ns
SIILvELL-
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CoLDs-JOHNsoN-In New Albany, lod Nov. 10. Mr..
VIM A Coles OF Boston, isss Mic Helen, daughter u
the Hon J b. johnson Of Bsltmsre
ATTlSON-DALRYMPLE-on rhnuty Nov. a, by
the Rev DR. John Thomt son Mr. John b. Madison, 70 Mo
Eltzateth Daryma,e. ali OF this City.
PONEL-hlCkOk-ln -wsuton, VI, Nov. 10. BY the Rev.
Charles FAY Mr. tior.io c. Powell junior editor and pub
Usher Of ne Frants Gasets Mia Elizabeth d. Hiekos. q
Annni
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ISeUIsr.-An inquest was held st the corner '1,'
"a he adv II nf.Bt foznd II tie eespool u ne
vb.r- Il . supposed 70 have been Placed severn .iS
"A 10 have The Infant Of German t1aily
tsreG xmas PostGorten e1hrinston .H go y -
49, vsrcf u Desxh By Compress d The bf.in esSsa
a. :. Delivery Kfaas and hs wis were esnsa ed iof
-, sr-s<ur.Is psoper medical attendance
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BkK LOCKS the ouy have yetss to ero~
bsrs ds and bafs.rs sthoass fr-qsent dem1asrs-
uns k.v. been n.Ads the EIperieaee i de.
sch. o. and may who T0n SAFE vii lad 30,
quite l.is FOR pdt u of LiLLIEs SAYS
and bssK Locks sal. the Of the of ss- CO.
No us PtsIl-sL Ii snsVer.qusr- J. "a MONS, Agent
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SPAIN.

THE MlNISTRY-GENa RAL AANESlf'
Gan San Mionel has been chosen Presid ut Of the
Cortes; Seniors Madox Dulce AID lnfane, Fice-Pfes-
dents. .,
TIE Gazette publishes general amnesty, TO take
feet ca occasion Of opening the Cortes.
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IAdvertseunentI

FowLERs and WELLS, No 3O3 Broadway, have
al WORKS published Phrenolosy, Hydrop.thy PhyaOle
and the Natural Sciences Professional Exsmns with
Chart. and written Descriptions Of Character sver day aud
evening"
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MosrEoss ?. Nov. II. 1884,
hessrs stesrns Nsrvn Noe IA ard sj Water 81 I.
GENTLEMEN: Our town was visited with
IRE ias nsbt Which consumed tweaty Naanss
Tie ire cOnnsbeed neat door whch oura-i
taseber .in Bsary al our Reh. iai-
proved w deTs Psient which eoutsBd valuable books
aid moneys, came out az sale Respectfully yours,
BESrLT REao.
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--RsfnAY. Nov. 20
CI2CrIT COrR1

sutT FOR n. % her nsxt GssA. est
FTsaoss H. Chles - L SmN
solomon Chilis -,pa1 IN this fore
Tbs case. vh oh h,d been postp
noon. va hr;hsr adjourned 20 srncsy.
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fAdyertisemeut.I
TREMENDOUS EXcIrEMENT- Selling Of the

entire s,cck Of Fall and Winter Day GOODS at NJ Bo
bTsEs No Grand Orchard. Greater 5arrans
than viii be a. red il silks. shswls: Mefino
Plas LsSss Cloths silk Velyets French Merinos Paramat
tas De Laipss ApaeeAs Linen Goods Fsnne sl4nketsr
sc Ladies WISHING to avoid the great rush Of the afternoon,
will DO well 70 call in the early part OF the day
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IAaxert.serlent !

CHEAP CLoAKs.-ARNOLD, CONSTABLE q co,
III go on MoSpAY the 7th mat. fresh lot o. SHLn
G.Hs,Nrs Tless Goods viii Be exh sitee A.
~ -, Of th@ir Closs Room apart from tAeu res1H
Ro.Is Ion. sId square Shs~s at redaced PAGE. ma
- SLswl. In SCARLET black, blue AID efeea
.r.Ij iuvcice Just received II No. o. Cana g.
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AnRrs1 OF Hor.rTnlIr AID REcEwER-A

youpf man named Charles Butler yesterday arrested J
Gfr NsNusre Of the Eiia srd Police charged with n.S-
ps on be evening Of the 18Th Inst stolen Jswsy 70 tie
y.pe OF 10 The property Mary Richmond resdl1g e. No
ss also with having the nisht Of the IN lns
,ro,p r articles the yalus Of sl2 the property d
N.ui sfr1ub Of No p Elm The prisoner obEan,c scee'l
~ ~, 1reues 10 each through the font door, Shea Wa
spc when detected would pretend % be lookaT o
. re person whom be ed be bad learned resided
there. No VI the stolen property recovered hom Pot
.on 10 bc. he rtrgsed for ,Ae snd sumo OF io PrI
-. 10 ,ho1 IL had been sold yOGng man named sfececk
WtI. Who q. Auested charged lib hsves reesves po
tr OF The -wtry and be- viii Butler Vas Io;hed up oy a.
tee Osborne for aninAtion
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OB1rUARr.-The funeral Of Mrs.. Hicks, wife OF
Edwin Hicks E.q was the oeesor Of the assembling Of
.rss circle Of friends the residence Of her aged motasn
l.u a BROOKLYN Hight Sabbath afternoon TIE Rev
~ W.,a Bsseher and Ds Cor aud Bsthane took part u
N. iee. Ms d. highly estssms1 b. large circle OF
hieE6G
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FIeHrIsG IT THr FIRE ~ SEABRIsG-sr.-Ihe Third
Dt Police arrested John Conner aud Daniel FeeneJ for
f.htipE and rans disturbance o. taxing them ato eas
- bs oacsr. ssiled with loaded elaos and hfe;t
md ~i,h firearms Michael Kelly snd Wm Benson were
arrested for interfering Ons OF then nAo loAaTo s5
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LAV INTELLIGENCE

oorRr on COMMON PLEAs-Betor. jsafs DALI
lanes Gilchrist sgt Abraham t. 'sndevster ana
puU,n q ysisrtsae. !s1es '" ssvsss PP"'hI7a ''Ss'"
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WJLLI4N,SB URGH ITEMS

The ladies connected With Grace Mission Church
40 T,Iip, trsps.Iions for Fair on Christmas week 2 aid
~ .iecas az scises the Of Coa,eyea and Lori
u
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Liverpool Freighss.

Fsisbs remained steady without much vs4ou in qaos
tions To New Orleans sgd advance has been estsbhed
American tunpsge being scarce.
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o 8 COMMISSIONERS osncE-B.'srS cs@-i..sansr

.
SarvKDAv. Nov. IS lssA
In tie case Of Warren Cox and Joeeph A. Dsna,
CHARGED With seesy already referred TO- sxsuss
80. or 81 NJ Jcsrbinssen Assistant Distr Attornsy
.pohsr Of The rsed Edward Ncho who lad
wines IN The ssseJ On Tho s'ns charge. -.
Court OF oFsERAL SESSIONS Bsfors JaAr. Bsrm.
The following persoas, who had previoasiy been
convicted tins ornns senteneeS jean Rhan FOR grad
tsr-ut a, 40 Pertitentisry months Charles 6ssk
ara strery 60 month Pssness Merritt osery 9Th degree,
Cav r.o6 nonfhss; Wa. Onvsf srsna larceny s.nssses
ale rcd Geo w Johns DO. dol Alex Canpsas .sS Feo@
sery ret dsehsFed sestencs hsvns been saseeeded Js
Bi-bcp forgery 9TH degree, discharges. do, -. o.
James Matthews sailor. indicted Sr mansisuch-
ia n NJ. second sesree In having kled shenssts Of ~
nsnss wu FREE al potterhoase IN Roossve st o. =.
Nus I'M 70 tie with knife dgnps asnt vnca eox
Pses Ssi~sen them pleaded sniy % INC M
Jgta Kelly frisd charge 81 havius n way ~,
sorrsed rsps the pssou Of hsry Jsne Acogesen
Cit, !. he sr ne Jary und ne prisoner r.sy ssps
ssc eat ~ only and he wss rem.neec sr ~stsnce. A.
The Gr,ns iuy wsr. tnen dchassed los ne et sna e
Cours aisztus6 snii SsgaiaAy ncrains 81 II sseeA
s.rvRDAY. Nov. Is, 1854
sxSrsscKs.
VIM. Oliver. convicted ct grand larceny IN stesi~
rg $50 cn returned Californian sentenced 10 the
State Pri.on and months James Bresna,
Sixth Ward 6nsd Thomas Johnsoa fer ssrs lar
tned Slo and sentenced 70 the City Ssoa Too
ws 20, .sa.oess the cosrs S.Sas sssd his
until the hrst Monday Of December to prepare e Of sx
The COur, stand, adjourned for the Term
The Life Insurance Company sued in our Courts
the other day 10 Philsdelphis Institution called rhe Uatsd
" States Insurance, Annuity AID rma cOmPsay."
COURT cALENbAR-rm, pAv
Published on Saturday.
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s,rpppnr cnrRr-sprcr,L IT,,

SATURDAY, Nov. %, 1874 In tbe mater OF OPEN
ina Eshtythird (where not openedJ from FIFTH Az
IA IN, Ts River motion confirm report majority Of
owners &c having catered objections, proceedings dse'a
tinued
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lAsverrtsenentl 49,.

uuo WILL Ry ROBBED NEXT THE szo, w
,t,s sJ, the wDdh.m csssty Bsss Coaa o. - - "a
op- demonstrates what hsPyeaa s, sr,l,ra LnLirs
sSsosssr .Sp CuuIEn l2os IsftsrrkAsls sh"
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The Misses RoHR will commence the winter
session Of their Boarding Day School Monday Nov n
Ciroasr, be obtained their residence No. l5i West
3ith-st., New. YORK
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LIVERPOOL Markets.

LfvKspooL Tuesday evening New. -Messrs he % az
Spence Co report CorTos The absence 0i ''SA' ~ Wv
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tAevsrti.ensnLl

DssHLER' PILIs
DssHLEss Pulls Fever ard Aras
DssHLEss PILLS cure Fever and Arae without fsfL
Sod the hole-sle ana Retail Depot No Bro.dssy
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

NICHOLAS BEEnEHAs.-We visited, a few days
ego this wretched man in his cell, in the Rigerheai
Jsil. Hs appearance is somewhat changed since his
arrest and commit neni on the 5th Of June last This
is probably owing 10 his long confinement within the
walls Of his prison. rather than from any mental aux
iety. HE health appears to be good, and for tho
most part we understand, he takes bis meals Tesu-
ary and with srparent relish. lie appears to be still
Il same hardened desperate being, insensible OF bis
awful situation, and unconcerned about his approach
ing end lie seems TO be chensbng a sort Of eX-
pectaton that By some or other either By the
jptsrcession Of his friends or bis own efforts, he will
esc,re the oxpiation Of hs crimes on the gillOws.
lie i very irritable and SONS imes sulky obstinate
and contrary, exhibiting bis yindlctve and uncon-
rolatl- temper by dashng away his food when given
to him or utteriDg curses those he imagines or
pr.teDds his persecutors He o6siiaately denies
he terrible crime of which he has been convicted
ard for which he is under sentence and oil kno"
edge of bis being arrested and conveyed to prison.
We could not discover the slightest evidence OF penl'
tence or humility fof his past enormue' ana ms
mind seemed rather to be occupied with vain and
frivolous thOBeL hts about uitiIng mAtters-postvely
refusing the offer Of al rei yious advice or instruction
from any clergyman except through Catholic priests.
Nicholas has made two attempts, since his coahae-
mept TO oves himself OF bis irons, by saving or rub
bipg II the chain; first with small piece OF sheet
iron and the last time with small piece OF old IRON,
orspke or piece of stone. About two weeks ago ne
had partly succeeded in working on MS chain In ths
way and in the night with match previously gwen
10 h,m by the keeper to light piDe he set hre to
come straw in his cell, and made al alarm OF ire e1,
pec,iDg, rs it is supposed, that the keeper would
hastily throw open the door OF MS Cell anu tnat ne
might then bresk the weakened chain snd make his
escape. The prison was quickly filed with dense
and suffoeAtipg smoke, but Mr. Edwards, the keeper
u1dersood biz duty and the character of his prisoner
too we to open the cell until sufficient assistance ar
rived TO render il perfectly safe to unlock the door
Il 4 and iy ate hal
and every thing is 10 be kept from him thst might AID
bi. escase or endanger his safety "a prisoner.
~ Repgblcan WatehmLn.
MoR1ALI1Y.-There were fifty deaths In this'Cdy
Of which ak from consumption ave from con
ypop ak from Group three from dsrrhes and eight from
ipasmr .iion or the whole ounber fourteen were sc1is
and thrty-.ix children.
LADY MuRRY.-This distinguished lady, Maid OF
Honor 10 Queen Victoria, sbo travelling for pleasure
through the eountfy with her fneOds AZ the Ply
mouth Church. Brooklyn yesterday morning 70 hear the Rev
H.nr, Ward BeecheE.
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LADY MURRY.-This distinguished lady, Maid Of
Honor 10 Queen Victoria, sho travelling for pleasure
through the eouury with her e0ds AZ the Ply
mouth Church. Brooklyn yesterday morning TO hear the Rev
H.nr, Ward BeecheG
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I. S. COMMISSIONERS oYFICE-B~.oTs Commissions
sATr rDAv. Nov IS. ssa
In TIE csse o. Warren Coz and Joseph A. Dams
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Jam TnH. .st. Peter b. B

SUPERIOR COURL-GEsERAL TERn-DEcIslos
SATURDAY, Nov %, 1884.
John TuHs eat Peter D. Bfai.ted
In this the Court held that ths assignee OF q
ud suent IA though principal could mott brls new
suit OF the judgment Judgment at special Term revoked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

Fatal FAIL.-Coroner O'DOnnen held an inquest,
,ester.sy a. No 81 BsyArd, upon the BODY Of David H.
West native Of sewfork 80 years OF age WHO % ssIu
Beysd 81 .nd the Bowery ard died the night from the
IN received The deceased picked inssnabe snd
Stiru,s In that state until Death Tho JgIy rendered
verdict Of death by conclusion Of the BRAN
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MARRIED.

COURT cALESbAR-rH, pAv.
Published on Saturday.
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MoR1ALIrr.-There were fifty deaths in this'Cty
Of which sx from consumption Eve from con
yuops .1 from Group, three from dishes and eight from
i,a.r .onS or the whole nuaber fourteen adulfs,
md thirty Elk children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

The Neo- York Eeangeli' states that Mr. Horace
Waters has engaged the services Of Mr.. Baker, who
was leader Of Julien Concerts in this country, and
has iLe reputation mTs.cal scholar, as the edi-
tor and sIrarger Of his pub cations, and that the ap
pointment is one of value to the musical world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

At meeting of the Grand Jury, held November
a. 1854 the follu wing resolution was unanimously
passed and directed to be published:
e.orod Th.t the cordial ihsnss Of this Grand Jury Be ten
derec 10 Mar elus Ee Rs. for the Efficient disniaed and
psrt tsurer in which he Las oeb1fsd the duties OF
Toicman Of this ody and that eutstn sincere respect
fcr the skn good judgment and genemenly department
yuced Nv him eunE the ol be h presided over the C.
m erAto1s Of his Grand Inquest
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SATURDAY, Nov. -, isA
sxNTgNcEs.

The Life Insurance Company sued In our Courts
the other day Phi.delphis Institution called The Uasd
&" States Insurance, Annuity and rrua COmpsay"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

POLISH ASsIyKRsARY.-There will be a meeting
this evening a. the Chinese Rooms. The Hon. John
P. Hsle will preside, and speeches will be made by
VIM c. Bryant, Horace Greeley, the Rev Henry
Ward Beecher, and several others. The advertise
ment will be seen in another part Of our paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

CURIOUS IsPoRTATIos.-Among the articles i'm
ported from foreign countries last week, we notice
1870 bags of copper coin, each bag containing a
thousand pieces, making in all nearly two million bits
OF metal.