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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06
HAVANA.
from Our Own Correspondent.

from Our Own Correspondent
HAVANA, Wednesday Oct. o5, 1854.
The United States are again dsgraced by another
vessel built in some Of the northern or eastern
States having been seized a SLAYER. The schooner
Peerless was brought into this harbor four or Eve
days ago, prize to the Spanish steamer Neptune
The Peerless was taken in small creek near b.
bis Honda, where she had few days antecedent
landed her living cargo, who were, no wever, un-
dertand seized by the authorities soon after their
Decentralization
The steamer Isabel, which left New.Yor for
Charleston and this port on the believe 18th inst.
broke her shaft last Saturday when of Cape Florida
she, however, made her way with one wheel to Key
West, whence her mails and passengers brought
to this port (which they arrived on the morning OF
yesterday in two scbooneE.
There are TO be Benefcencias" for poor coored
people erected in this city, st Jsgo de Cuba, Tdni-
dad Puerto Principe, and MatGnzas.
The steamer Falcon, from Aspinwal, was placed
under quarantine on her arrival yesterday, the
Cbsgres fever having attacked her crew Her
passengers proceeded TO New York and New Orleans,
10 the steamships Empire City and Philadelphia. In
a very few hours however, the Philadelphia was adj
mitted TO Praiique.
The weather continues delightfully."- fine.
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LAW LNI'E'LLIG E'NCE

o. s. CIRCUIT CoURr-Besore JUDGES NELSON and HALL.
Howard and others a.gnsss Of Keehums Patent Moving
Machine, sat. forbush and Others.
The bill in this filed in July, 1888, 10 re-
.sn the defendants fer Infringement OF ksehums Pa
tent The srsued motion for preimlosry M
junction August sing snd Judge Nelson ordered
ssne the validity Of the plaintiffs patent the f,s
of nfrnsemen and the amount Of d.nass tris
was had Il Circuit Court held In Canandasua last July,
and verdict found for the plaintiff s Of the issues
The plaintiff then made motion for preliminary injunction
founded upon said verdict before yuese Nelson Coopes
town suspended the hearing OF said notion 1nt tho Oc
tober Of sad Court appointed 70 be held Albany 10
October Last hlch the 70 be brought TO ha
hearing upon peeds proofs The defendants toos
us AZ The time BY stipulation both matters 70 be
b.S before INDIES Nelson and Hall At Chambers. 10 New
York on "Wednesday OF last week, At which time they were
.sped for two dsys BY Mess Beare and Wordsn for he
S.fend.nt. snd By Messr Fitzgerald, Clifford, and Keller
for h. plaintiffs The decision reserved and In the mean
time the Judges granted the following order: ,,,,,
Ctyeu he Tlfted States for the No,tsrn Ds
Ne Yo,k Rufus L. Howard snd others ay Etasim FOR
bu,h and others Equity Ar the term Of said Circuit Court
held AZ Albany the third Tuesday Of October s the mo
ton Preliminary Injunction in this eauie which By an or
der made BY his Honor Judge Nelson 10 this cause al coop
etowu I'D day Of July 1885, ws suspended sut sah
brought 70 be heard and on hearing the
Counsel OF both parties Ordered That the Injunction or
Ser made ia tb. oause July D. 1884 restraining the defendants
until the hearing Of sad motion from making rendens or
usps the machines Join which the bill OF complaint 80
fled IN this cause be continued until the further order Of 10"
Court-Dsted Nov. }, 1854 novcv c,..L
Copy. A A. bOICb' SFi''
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the came power TO Destroy The same stream OF
wretchedness and crime flowed from both. The Glass
Of men employed II tbs bnsinee cared not how mach
human misery they caused, provided they grew rich.
They built their altar 70 this Moloch at every corner
while the whole Land was grosniug underne .th the
curse-a curse that would remain long A. the traffic
existed. He trusted that Tuesday next they would
have 10 celebrate triuIcpb-a triumph which once
for all would settle the question whe'ber the Empire
State was for or against Ram. Loud applause,
Csils were made for Iuskip, and cries Of a6j urn.
The CHAIRMAN declared the meeting adjourned,
when three enthusiastic cheers were given for MTRoS
II. CLARK and the Maine Law. While departing the
partssns Of several municipal nominees amused
themselves by cheering their avorte candidates and
grooming those opposed to them. The meeting sep
GRATED in good order.
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FIRES.
FIRI IN ByEENAy-sT.

About O'Clock on Saturday night fire occurred
in the ship-bre I'D and cracker bakery of johnson
Treadweli, Noe. 10 and ll2 Beekmsn.n. Officer
Bingham, Of the Second Ward, who discovered the
fire. broke into the building and with the assistance
Of some citizens, exfnguishtd the flames with few
pals Of wafer The FIRE il supposed 10 have origin
sted from the carelessness of one of the employees in
leaving lighted candle on basket filed with crack.
ers on the third fosr. Damage trfng.
FIRE II wAsHIsGros-sT.
About II O'Clock the same night, fire broke ont in
the frame building No. 239 Westinghouse ower part
occupied by Wickhsm & Co., butter-desers and also
a. grocery store upper part by several poor fsni-
lee. The fire originated in the butter store and from
thence communicated 10 the grocery store. The
greatest panic existed among the occupants Of the
upper part OF the building, aud rapid the pro
gress OF the flames that they barely escaped with their
lives One poor ~omsn threw her babe rom tns
window upon the tin awning ever the sidewalk, and
then jumped after it. In the fall she re eeived slight
cut upon the face. She rescued from further
harm and With her infant taken to friend house
in the nsighborhood Too many persons getting upon
the awning, il gave way, injuring Mr.. Mooney and
Others. Their injuries, however, are not severe.
The fremen were early on the ground, but before
they could subdue the flames the building was nearly
destroy ed together with the stock in the butter and
grocery stores The total oes is roughly estmated st
about 5000. Insured, but in what companies we
could not ascertain.
FIRE ~ AVENUE A.
About II o'clock, Saturday morning. ire broke
out in the lager beer saloon Of John Rodi No. %
Avenue A. The flames were speedily e1tinguished
by the fremen. Loss about 5000. The hre was,
doubtless the work of design as it appeared to have
been kindled upon shelving back OF the bar, ana
also among heap Of chips in the cellar. Rodl and
Family occupied the rear basement as dwehing'
He has an insurance of 500 10 the ku.gers ihsut-
ance Company; $500 on his saloon, and sio6 on his
furniture. Rodi says he knew nothing of the fire
until the alarm was given.
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ole Prince" ro-un.tus-l ike psce. srd' " The
ssYounc Ac.-ess have been repeated number Of
iines, before large audiences
For the p,esept week there i. litde OF novelty
pected mankind being expected TO attend - saving
STATE snc naLps up Of s tlea i,a "oanec Fassf
thsn srrF 81 The play.
Al Yslss he clever Bs,er1Hz Chidrea eoutinue their
drama Of YounE America fresei piece i'ahdsa apa ne
Hssnesf e.lsny iatrOdueinG many loss. 'een- .nc incl
The Rouse, Sisters srpea every rzn n mex 'As'
performances
A. the MErnopolrrsS The coTse4n Brothers aud the
"Cozrer Ct Lyets" gwen las; week. sJ MI EDDY 10
nsht Mia. Jul. Dean Away. welcome IN this City 'ppe.'
with Mr. EDDY in Romeo and Jaiet' Iae ssd4e
Driver By M Easy concludes the performance
Al wLLAcxs The Brs.nd,- by Mr.. waiscs vii he
given tonight Of hi, best performances The same
piece vii be repeated night On "Wednesday Miss
Roc. Bennett and Mr. Lester Day after the Wedding
tie fut tine Lis American drama PROMISED
ih0ty.
Attbe Bso.pwAY Nj. Robertson .ppe.r. tonight in The
Invisible Prince and for the frs; time The FAIRY
ssr. n which s,e sus,sins ave diverse ehsrsetsr
BrRroxs tonight The Heart Of Godr will be repeated
with the firing Toodes Burton In beth pieces snd in
characters different well be n,sned From
Toodes- to Te~bery step Of shout century not only
in tine. but in character
Atth. N.roS,L to-nsh, The Heart Of G.d will be rro
Sueed With Mr Grs,ian Dawson John DymOnd" The
,.st piece " The Devils DsushteE"
Ate BowERY Mr. Scott AID Nj Arnold spps. toashs in
Damon Pyhias;" ater which, for the Art time
dram. called The Lonely Of the Ocean
At BAEsrN's MrsLrN the programme for the week en-
brace. The Old Ch.tesu" As Like Two Peas" The
Partition Suit &c Mr. W. CLARK the leading sctor sad
mAp..er Of here his benefit for next
saturday when J. Scott and Christy and Woods Mn'rs'
will .rp-sr in addition other attractions Mr. Clarke should
have suts Anti.i balance in the cash box that night
OF Htsso MpsrsELsY have to report continued sue
cess oceans sa6iesees and GEORGE
CHRsrY and woop .. their Broadway houses have kept
hundred. good humor with abundance Of Ethiopian un
Th. week they sve several notions At BveKLETsa
buriesque Norma" will be produced, DARK and 'aeresou
which every one oush to laugh at
Peh.. Mnstres present and attractive programme
Of Negro EItravsssnEs
The CtRcus Castle Garden has understand been dong
large business and promises vol for the present week Inc
Company OF the best ever IN the City.
refer advertising columns for further particulars
ssfd To
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"mpulse, spirits siinitizAd Into aocor
'dant living force Whoever are thus united BY t,e
eternal bvs # affinity, osu2hi has authority 10 sep
"uste We thu. introduce ourselves unto you in the
" relation Of husband add Eif-. f0hio Paper.
ARTIST FOR FoRGISG BOUSTT.LaSD PAPERs-
Tie Comm issOner OF Pen-0ns after striving - that
end for nearly year, verv recently succeeded in
causing the arrest and commitment. in jasper Ham
1ion County, Florida Of Le ris II. BRYAN and Joseph
A. Ellis who have been attempting 10 perpetrste
frauds on the Pension Office, by wholesale forgery Of
bounty land papers, under the false name Of Tyre
Mathis, under which they were in the habit Of for
wsrdiDg such claims to the bureau. They arr under
bail for trial. ST the next term Of the t. 5 District
Court at Tallahassee, the frat Monday in January
next. Washington Star, Sd.
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From AND FOR KASsAs.-Mr. Brapsconb OF Holy
ole the Agent of the Massachusetts, Emigrant Soeie
~ has just returned from Kansas. He reports affairs
there in quiet and promising condition, but does not
encourage any further emigration this fall lie also
recognizes the necessity of special provisions by the
Society TO enable the emgrants there to pass the
winter IN comfort, and viii probably be the bearer of
autho'i'y back next week, when Nov n he accom-
pane ihe lest party Of the OUT for the expen
diture Of means in their behalf. Springfield Rep.
PESNsYLvAyIa KANSAS PIoSIERs.--This Company,
puuhe ing about one hundred and fly persons left
this lsce last Friday, at neon by canal, for Roches-
Ter. on rhe Ohio river, where they expect to meet
spcther branch Of the Company, from Cambria
count. They all appeared to be in eIcesst spirits,
and full Of hope a. to the result of their journey
Ceaassutvtls pa Ccursr Nov. l.
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MARINE couRr-Bssors Jud.. Mcc.aTaY

~ PAssENGEts lGAISsT A HAILFOtD tOHFAfT.
lame. shsehan the Hudson River Rarosd Company
EdwaId Powers axanst
Plaintiffs Sunday, 10th June last we're on their
sv from Sing New York In trsn OF the defendaa-
They brit seton for alleged sss.ut and bsusry false i'm
pr;.onment kedsmas-s each aid ESQ. They ssy
they forcby dragged from the aud placed 10 the
loon (which eItl emely hotl and oched up.
In defense IL said they took the Of gentleman who
had occupied the rsin left Abaay Out Quilted for
rev mon &c IN ~ eee'n H 70 t.c y ~
rr,her that plaintiffs had been drinking sad used oed and
improper language &c. This denied Judgment for de-
feIaants.
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U 5. CIRCUIT oOURr-setors Judge NELSON

Ira Evan, sst the Etns Insurance Com Pany Of hsI'd
John G. Hayward in 1910, obtained insurance IN
,b and IS 500 the Equitable Insurance Comps
nv Of Hatlofd p rock provisions and groceries contAaed
- 80 On u.inst Bua.o The store within the year for
brh he Insurance ran burned a0d be presented notice
Of o.. Subsequently be s.siSnsd the claim 70 Eyaas HJ
"a a.-isned alone who BROUGHT suit IN Janua-
~ Isss md asa .uf asAins the Equitable oce which latter
bss tried but nsl allowed and me case mas ssn
settled. -. II.
The principal defense in this a. IL s.t . that the sat
,r,s.by 20 clause the policy should haze seen brought
b, ye,r denyipf the u the lo-a The ease
q, For plsnta Mesrs D. Lord and Asa Child For dsisbd
,nt Ees-rs Blas and L. c. seely.
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BROORL YN ITEMS.

F,Rv-A fire broke out In small frame house No.
l5l Johpst on Friday night. which totally destroyed
with the contents IL owned BY Mrs Moneypenny OF
New.york and occupied liquor store By Nnes Memn
and by the families Of John Hughes and Peter nonahan Inc
Gre odnaed consequence Of the explosion OF csmphene
lamp The total oa IL about 81 800 mostly insured the sd
oDnz house Ne IS owned BY Peter Boyle and occupied
The proprietor and John also burned down ,nd
tpo.t OF destroyed Los about bsVo-und-
stood 70 be Insured The building No 2il w. greatly
ccnpsd by John West George fitzgerald and Joseph rrow,
,ho considerable Total damage about $50
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS - Genera Term - Before
judges lssRAHaN and WoooRUpY
MARRIED WOMB
Rouiller. BY her next friend. at. Weir

Ro1iller By her next friend, az. Wsrnlsts. ,rd
Woodruff, J.-Proof that q married wo1 'si,asr,
her husband occupy house together and that ,sLe
business carried there in relsoa 20 vsse 49, room
part connected with svideres that the de'ena ~.
IN the house ~ ths wife BY trs. .zrsn s. prof doss
enable the wife alone for the n no ION ia
show that she has separate on tnis STATE
entitled for the pstseOn married a.. .s.s
become sole r,ds buy and ,sSu- Of hs
rsure Whether the indusenee IN We" Ts
prov. for their pro,sctosI e"''
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PERSONAL.

THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGBER commenced a course
ofectures at St. Louis the evening of the I'd inst
The HUTcHIssoss sang to q crowded house in
Manchester, N. H., on Friday evening, Sd inst.
WIN. LLOYD GARRISON spoke on the subject of
Ant.Savery at Cincinnati on Thursday evening,
November 2.
Lucy STONE lectures in Lancaster, Pa, this
evening.
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fAfver.isrmentI
pr,xos MrroDIoSs AND MUsiC.-The mos

celebrated Pianos and Meodeous IN the United states Ia
larger ssortens and less price than can DC tound ese
vhsre HORACE WATERs's model and modeEa Improved
Pianos 7 Gilbert 4 Co.'S Premium Pianos with o. witacct
The Eosn Ballet Cumstohs Pianos tof the Old nm OF
Hailed Co and Pianos Of several other eebs,sd Bosoa
and NswYork Manufacture. Second band Plane at sest
bsrsains Prices SO $50 SIS Sloo. &c 20 SiIo smishs
celebrated Medsons and those Il all other styles fnees
st5, eco SIS 800. sllS s2S. Se to sTo Esea iasIu
nent Planes Rent Cssh paid fc secood hand
PisnOs HosaCS wArEss, No. SS Broadway
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evening,

SALE OF IMPORTED PoULTRY.-At the auction Of
poultry imported by Mr.. John Giles, of Woods.ock,
Conn, which took place at Barnums Museum, Satur-
day, Nov 4, the following prices were realized,
and although fancy birds brought fancy prices,
upon the more common sort there was dead loss
upon the cost in England Of about an average of IS
per cent. The following are decidedly among the
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pair Of Engiish Pheasapts at flO, Hl, tlo per paH
finale Golden Pheassnsat SIS, 90 90 sl2 !" each
3mae Silver Pheasants Of So $40 3d. $40 each.
But the climax of fancy prices was reached in the
sale Of one pair Of Mandarin Ducks, for $780, This
was beautiful pair of very rare birds, and we hope
will remain rarethat is, that no more will ever be
imported at that price. 1t twas said that they cost 10
euineas in England. Mr.. Barnum offered s35 adj
vance upon the purchasers bargain. They are about
the size of our common wood duck, and just about
equal beauty. 1t is certainly somewhat extraordinary
that, with money tight with most people, any one
can find loose change enough to buy ducks at $50
pair.
The sales of Shanghas, and birds in that line went
off at what the owner called sckly prices The
following indicate the prevailing rates;
pair of Grsy Dorkings, $40; do, SIS; Sea
bright Bantams, in two lots, e5 each; 2 do hens, 81
each; 3 Golden do, Ell s7 each; English Bantams,
81 25 each; do. 50 81 each Bramsh Poetras,
cock and hens, 80 50 each; Poland hen, 81 25i
] Bolton Gray hen, 81 25; ! pair OF Golden Ham,
burgs, go rs; pair of black Spanish fowls, $40
pair of do, Is so; . Black Shanghai hens, So
TURKEYs-l pair of beautiful white Turkeys, So
Grrsr-9 pair of Bnnase Geese, sl2 and ga ?
pair of Egyptian Geese, $40 and sl6.
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lAfxerfiserrrnfl

DRY GooDs AT HALF PRICE--THE CHEAP
sysrt~ TRfr~pHAxr -TsosAs JANIS viii open this day
rs rircr. sre Psisnsrtss as and per yard; 50 pieces
Wool Plaidss TO - 6ne Black Apses at per ysrdi -
sres Lppns Borbsrines ct IS pieces zoe Fren n
kerroes a. and per yard with large lot OF Bsek and
Cosrsa SIN, frou to per yard THOMAS JAMES, No.
IS CsrmDe coEaer OF beeekef ano NO i wi
neI Of Mooster
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..rs--S ~. ei-r verdict Th.t deceased came 70 her
S...b ~ l-fus r-csiy.c ~ falling i,to hs'eh~aTn No
~ W ~ abd that nd thai sad ta -, ;tas-6
- .r-r, >, the h,frhrsv brnE property s1srfsf ,at
stbsr ~ snd thai Ob4dish Hoptns. sae prnpreto o. "a
budins . ssspoG.ise tx tse ursrsncsa sSss,'''1 " ~
" hsfchNsy- Deceased was esrn u ne" i'NN''
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Advertisement
Mn IORD's LECTURES IN THE CHAPEL OF

THE UNvERsIry.-REy. JoHs Loso-S1; We, the under.
.rned understanding that you prepared while in Paris mors
Rhetorical Lectures than advertised BY the Mercantile ID
brsry Association and remembering the impression y99 Tor
merry made by OF Historical Lectures would or
the of those who unable 10 hear you IN Aor
extend you invitation give smother course in the Chapel
Of HewYork University soon as II would De con'eneh
" w. Is..c PgRRfs STEPHEN II TYING,
Al UurToN H. " SMITH,
GroRcE Porrs j. p. THOMPSON,
Howard CROSBY, 0Eo. Is CHEEVnk,
WM. ADAMS, HORACE WEBSTER,
PRAscIs l.. HAWKS, CHARLgs KING.
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Advertisement.

Those who wish reliable agents 10 transact bus
re.s IN Texss will well resd the Advertisements Of Mers
RAYMoSp FREEDMAN Co. Mr ID. &. FREEMAN, Jr at the
A,or House will pleasure In communicating with hoss
Wishing no formation on Texas sfsip.
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TAdvertisemcnt

CHEAP SHAwLs! CHEAP SHAwLs.-550 Plaid
Square Wool shsws 81 IS EACH 800 PLAID Long wool
shswIs At 80 81 50 and % each; 100 Broehe Square Wool
shaw at from s5 sl0 IS Brohe Long do at great bar
GAINS THOMAS & JAMES, No. lH Spring st., aud No ID
Carminest
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Superior Candies French and other Toys Gun
Drore Rock Candy Lorensss &e with large assortment OF
Confectionery Of every snd wholesale the lowest market
prices BY SrtwAsr & BUssSf, No 3S Pesrla
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lAaverfiseEser,.l

BRASS ROLLING MILLr@Manufactures oi sneeh
rolled ,.d plsteTs srsx ard GE-n.r Silver
Brss- CopreI ard German silver Wire Br>s s1t Copper
rubtnE; Bras ksrties; German Silver IL the lngot
Also dealers IL nEot Copper Ssnea TIA speiief N.ke.
&c Orcers from dsaleo src othes soered MI q; Wser'
bsTy, Conn store Nos IS and g. John-st Sswforx-
BENEDICT BrsSEAN. MsaafNesarins Company
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Advancement

Know THYsELF.-Mr. FowLER's private class
IN Practical PHprSorosT will receive TIER en-, eos Ne
see Broadway ISIS EVENING a. u o'clock There sill room
for few Gentlemen ard Lsis should any ~sA join Pro-
& s;Or.l Exam nations daily. st Ne Sce Broadway.
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TAivruisuleni
Gas FIXTURES of new and tasteful patterns

Gas FIXTURES OF Dew Anu Ias'V'L' 49, -,
< b ioend ~ the Nsrsruons ~ MtreHsLi o.Ls' -
Nos IS 81 John-st Lous experience 70 tho
superior fscirie r-.Bur.etnrnz enshie- Us %
sds Of the quality 6uish the very io~--t pf
The trade srPPhed o. f,vor.b.- terms.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Ions PAPHIaN LOTION has not onl

city reputation used BY the daughters Of our farmers and
ladies generally throughout the county A. means OF r
moving rtstlons the kin and freshenns clearing sno
beautifyins the EXON, 10 la Madame Anna Thilon
says entirely pproashed.
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ADVERTISEMENT
LIFE HLUsTRATED.-See advertisement oil
first page Of this days Tribune.
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ATTACK or A boo.
"a

Wsopsryr The owner Of dog Il not lisbis for
IRE u q, oks 70 srtrE the ees spss the
o. .nehF Tue rere aef the 0wuer Stood near w 20
warrant Asssst h sseh slehsat psoo - -
the servant actsd By his command o. trecnSss Sc
especially zss wkea arpeOs that the oSne. % 500
the gave mediate orders % take on the a9R
INJURY N AN oNSfBrS-
Wikie against Bolster and others .
IS6RAHAs. J.-fp action fof damages susta net
while eins eunasas city the psovink tst
the arose nom some which could NOT have PEE,
By and foresight :Se tefsndAst In
foItssAt and prudence eoGle ss.sd against
CUSTODY GOODS.
Rivsrs Chic.
wooDsvrF. J.-0ne wbe accepts tie custody Of
a. not kers az innkeepef vsrehoaseuaa sner
s. auty 70 sreept and keep them has len thereon et
,sr,se unless ssssmsns the, be shan
PURCHASE OF CATTLE.
Goadrieh sgt Rysn
woonRrrr y-Where cattle are brought 10 market
- H. ana thew are cold to hatcher, 10 Be sssshtsed
e.. n. n.itb-r sIfsiy tne mANn s~~
80, TI,t the purchaser bewscel sPPh~*-ao ~sr.ny
1890. IMPLIED Hence, when uPon go
IL ,rr ,eupo 20 have bruised on The carney ned "a 'oc
1900 Of an, proof or r.vp-s-ntsiien :. cone
ever snowless- Of IN Injury susned BY ne esee tos
ynS,r "a, not liable whost warranty inst 90 'aes
defect existed
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Advertisement.
Advertisement
Silks and SHAwLs from Auction selling 80 per

SIIkS and SHAWES IrOIn duCIIOfI, stIIIIIk 20 Pot
cent below the cost import at O. BooisEs No. ~
Grand at corner Orchard Also, direct nom Auction over
s5 coo worth French Menos silk velvss. Ladies' Cloths
Psrsmsttss PIaids Desnes Cloths Cssmeres Flsnnei'
Blankets ke &C. which will be sold les than cost TO manu-
fscture Ladies' cali early and secure great bargains
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DssHLER's Pills cure,

DrsHLER's Pills
DEsHLER's PILLS Fever and Ague.
DEsHLER's Pulls cure Fever and Akue without fail.
Sold ct the Wholesale and Retail Depot. No. 5l Broadway
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COURT cALrNDAR-rrrs D.v
srPRxxs CouRr-tSenerGi IeTn-I. Non enuner-
.,ed motion. H. ArsuaeEts c7 So % io& 6 l's to ii'
Other couIt already pabsheA
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WANTED-By s respectable young Woman, Q
w .ru.,,or as LAiNDREss; wcud have no objection 70
heel Apply No Sc Asdiscn In the rear font o~se