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rs PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
o. cogpy Of "swYors notice is bet.ny given g ~ PER
,ons claims sgsin-t SARA1 GRIN, late OF ths SJ
Of SsWY0rk, deessd prtsea' the ssne ~ 'o1en-f'
thereof % The sah.s her =, s. r>eaee No m Nal e.ys
ia he Cry Cf Esx.Yora before the thff d VI hEeb
ne.t Dated New yor. lie thtry.fpI Gay Of Ansst, lisa
81 IAveme' OWEN SWEENi, h1eS1'cf.
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% ,bs Connty u Ness-York Bqtee q hereby al
c,cs t.y1n, sirns sgsast JOHN CLARKE. eve Of che
fv of New York deeesed 20 present. the win yOucaeo
,b,ef 20 tie subscriber he ocs 4 Bel &c, E9- NO.
- br.t 10 the City q NeyYork before the s. lay
- Sov.nbsr uex-naed NeyYofk, lie Iith dag Of Nay
isss fryIs tsw6nSl WILLIAM 3. DEES, Eteeu'or
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

WRECK OF SCHOONER on THE LoSG ISLAND
CoAsr.-Our correspondent at MOriches, L. H. writing
under date of October Informs US tina. tae schooner
George Daily, of 23s tuns, Capt. Gill, from james
River, went ashore yesterday near Morichcs, half
mile from the hull of the Franklin. She was bound
10 HalIowel, Me-. with ive-oak timber. The vessel is
new. Her deck load had started and the sea was
making complete breach over her. All hands were
saved.
Loss OF THE BARK EDYA.-By letter received
yesterday from Capt Gorton we learn that the bark
Edna and her cargo, bound to Rio Grande, Brazil,
from New. York. was wrecked on the 18th of August
last, about sixty miles from Rio Grande, and she and
her cargo were total loss. All the crew and pas
sepgers were saved. She was sailing under charter
from John Dowley Of this City.
Messrs. l.. ii. Simpson & Sons Of this City, have
made contract with Mr.. Abm G. Bell TO build fine
fistclsss fullrgged ship of 200 tuns register to be
1872 feet long on keel 32 feet beam, and Is feet deep
The keel is to be laid Immediately, and the ship
finished in February next She is to be employed in
the Bordeaux trade
NAvAL.-Tbe United States practice'ship. Preole
arrived off Annapolis Monday night last fro her
usual summers cruise. The Preble was in charge OF
Lieutenant Commanding Joseph +. Green. The
health of all on board is good.
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BURGLARYAND ROBBERYINBROADI

sl2. 600 WORTH OF SILKS AND LACES STOLEN.
The store of A. Jakobe & Co., No. 76 Broadway,
was entered by OF false keys between the hours
of and O'Clock yesterday morning, and robbed oil
silks and laces to the value of sl9 O0O The private
.watcbman states that at the time above mentioned
coach drove up to the door Of the store from which
Issued two persons one Of whom entered the store by
means Of key, and the other engaged in converse
ton with the Waterman. This keptup until the per-
son inside returned TO the carriage and it was driven
of. The lcquscious accompice, who, as the watch
man reports, deeply disguised, then took to his
heels and off, Suspicious were then excited IN his
mind that all WAS not right, and he proceeded to the
Fifteenth Ward Police Station and gave notice
wha. had occurred. The police Immediately reoaired
to the store and found that the goods had been over
hauled and large amount carried of, but no trace o.
the robbers could be obtained. 1t is probable tbs,
when tie carriage drove up there were several Inside
the store and the one who accosted the Waterman kept
his attention 60 engaged that he did no: observe th
Others enter the carriage with their piunder, and thus
the daring robbery was effected.
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KIpSAPPIYG SAILoR.-Thos MADDEN, board
ipshouse keeper No. &c Peeksliv, and Thos Murphy
bo.msn yesterday arrested By ocer Ross Of the Lower
Police Court ehnsed with Kidnapping an Italian sailor nasd
Antonio Loni. sposo and taking him board Liverpool
IN the E,s, River 1t appears that yesterday morn
pr the Italian wa .ceos;ed BY unknown man who asked
him II he woulc like ship for New Orleans At per month
He replied IN the affirmative ana then invited TO t.edes
hor.a where the unknown" entered into Conversation
ith Murphy the Italian informed that the Ne
Orleans in the stree and TIA; boat vas ready %
ve, Rim On board got boat with Aurpay bat
sesd Of icing the Rev vse VISA conveyed 70
CIV hut ws compelled board and rshins the ek
oder-d oft b. the mate BE eIporaDed bat In vain
va ~ ss bost returned with Murphy ~ the City In the
- ~ The day The Italian managed % Zip into row bes;
s;eS cane aorssias and thu. ssne' his liberty. TIE C
S vsrs tsksa before Justice Cons oily licked N u
an, of III 100 bsi sscA to sasves - ehsrss.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Ihave been advised by a few friends to notice an
affidavit of complaint made by Capt. ]. j. Wright
against Mr.. Dean, which appeared in yesterdays
papers, and charging that Dean was aided in the
assault upon j. J. Wright by James Montgomery,
"who, after Capt. Wright had been once stabbed,
"seized him and held him by the neck and left arm
until he was sgan stabbed and thus prevented him
"ether from defending himself or escaping This
charge not only fase and untrue in every particular
but seems TO me TO be unnecessarily malicious 1t Is
known to every person who present on the occasion
10 be without Ddaon and is fully conr scicted by tse
fact that Justice Dawson has only taken bail for my
appearance ss wress the part OF the prosecution
As TO the matters in tha affidavit rejecting Mr.
Dean il does not become TO speak but il would
be well enough for the public to pend their opinion
until the Truth s ELECTED at the proper time and plsee
from impartial and respectable witnesses. This is but
simple justice and from which feel confident Mr.
Dean has rothing to dread-malgre Capt Weights
statement made under the solemn sanction OF 81 oath.
The truth is that my presence at the ARRAY was
purely accidental and my effort to separate the COM
bstsns partook as much of impulse 81 Of reason Not
blow was struck by either party after aided in the
separation, and Capt. w. is this day, perhaps, in
debted to an interference which & brave and honest
man would credit even 10 an enemy. ..
Aer- York, Oct !, ass JAMES nONIdOMEhi'
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that there were some cigars bought with the firevork
money. He had never seen but one box, and ne go'
one Of them. He had no objection TO that, for when
they were lighted they were fireworks. He wanted
the fIew orks ali to 60 off the Fourth Of July and
not TO have any Fourth on the Eleventh. and he had
il so in his werd.
AID. STEERS defended the course Of The Committee.
He gave very affecting account Of the Committee
pursuit of fireworks under thunder-shOwers IL the
Board should aoiudge that the Committee should pay
the extra $500 he would lot finch. Bat the City was
bound TO pay it.
AID VIZ. TUcKER said that this money was not for
the Fourth of July but for the Ninth. Ii was bad
precedent. There was $500 appropriated TO give a
dinner TO some Boston Aldermen AID the bill ran up
$500 or $500. That bill had not been brought up yet
but if they should pass this he was afraid 1t would be-
He yindicated refofmeis; it was other members who
had voted for all the rascany measures which hsd
been passed.
AID. BRIGGS said that the Reformers strained at
gnat and swallowed camel; they were very scrupu-
ous about small matters but they went in on the big
cks. lie did not know Of ever having voted for any
rascslly measure.
Aid HERRIcK wanted the rascally measures spec-
fed; the extra expenditure was owing to dispense
ton of Providence and he should vote for it, and did
not believe it was a rascally measure either.
The Board adjourned TO Thursday.
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LAW LNTELLIGENCE

corpT OF OYER AND TERMfSER-Ocr l-BefEo
Jucgs ROCKWELL
CASE OF BAKER AND OTHERS FOR THE ALIE0RD
MURDER OF PoOLE-ISDiCTMESTs AGAINST
ALDERMEN, &C.
The October Term Of this Court opeGed 10 day. The
names Of Grand Jurors were called. The District
Attorney said there six wanting 10 form panel
and it would be well TO have twenty TO form good
wo king Grand Jury, and no proposed that additional
ones be in psnnele and also that notice be given To
he Court of Sessions that Grand Jury will be i'm
psnneled in this Court, and consequently that taere
will he no necessity for one in that Court It not being
usual TO have two Grand Juries a. the same time Az
order was given as requested and the Grand jury I'LL"
charged till Tuesday.
The Courtroom was much throngeS, a. might DO
expected, by SPECTATOR Very few, however, couid
find admission, there being 10 galleries 10 the Court
room. sLo the only place allotted TO spectators o'as
outsde of the iron rail- which is about midway Oh 'as
room Not over 200 or 300 probably could ooS'a "d'
mission.
Neither Baker nor the others indicted win MN ~e's
broueh. into Court. Irving and the o'ael' oe' ""
bail probably were present, but not ns's '"'
The names ofthe Petit jury were calea' snd
number having been impanIeied ana ooDn oye
,;,r. ,sLop ND in hearing excuses, they were nns"y
discharged till Wednesday.
WITNESSES.
The D.strict-Attomey called the names OF hs'N"
Crawford, Nelson Brewer, John Qainlsn, Cyrus snsy
Jobp T.. Dean, and number Of others, who hsa
.ummored a. witnesses IN the Gaze OF Baker sn'
indicted in relation to the death OF Pooe ..loo AZ
The District Attorney said in reply 20 ~ x.s.o.e
Mr.. Horsoe Clarke, one Of the coune~ ~ Rsker.
that the oldest case On his es'end"
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION City Teachers held
their regular monthly meeting on Saturday evening,
in the hall of the Board Of Education. The President
j. II. Tanning Principal of Ward School No. IL, oc
cuped the hair and j. NJ Bernce acted as Secretary
The following gentlemen were proposed for men,
bership: Professor G.. +. Nichols, by Mr.. Jenner;
Messrs E. S. Adams and 7. W. Valentine by Super
inten6ent Buckley of Brooklyn.
One of the members proposed the following resolu'
ton for adoptioD
Re,ored That the Trustees Of this Association be directed to
ma application the Board of Education for having the
Teechers in their hall furnished with suitable bookcase
for containing the professional library being established b.
tie body
After remarks by Messrs. Jenner, flaming, Taom-
son, Hszeltine and Partridge, the resolution was
adopted.
The Essayst for the evening not being present, the
subject: Is Teaching Science T. was taken up for
discussion. Msssrs. Hazeitine, Thomson, Walsh,
Buckley, Scott and Harng spoke upon the subject.
which was an important and full of Interest par
eulaIly to teachers and those connected in any way
with the business of education. rhe meeting, how
ever did not consider the topic exhausted, and they
voted TO its discussion at the next moothly
meeting, to be held the last Saturday evening of the
Drespnt month.
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think this ia Of the plans concocted in the Mayors
Office 10 bring odiurn on this Board.
Mr.. GRAY moved to lay the whole mater on the
table. Lost.
Mr.. HcCossyLL moved TO amend by adding the
different Ferries.
Mr.. MATBER said il would be remembered that last
year al Of the members OF the Com non Council had
free tickets. This year they were not sent. The
Board had passed unpslatabls measure relating to
the City Railroad Companies that hung hro in the
Aldermen. He hsd reason to believe that the City
Railroads had given free tickets to certain members
WHO hsd voted right" This MOTION was to ascer'
tain ifsuch favoritism had really been shown.
The resolution, with its various amendments, was
adopted by the following vote:
AfFIRNAiIvE-N II. Smith, Clifton Bsu'eh Cas.:t,
Hodes Brush. Reed M..on PuId; Prents R.dl-y Floyd
s,v sn. SIs1 .sG c'''
EEGaTIvE-Mes.s ScheDot Wild. c. :. Cooper Van Colt,
PSefns, e s's .a DsJsR AP
Asstst, OR Nor Vo,IxS-ae eIt-Gouncilnen sean
IBE IspIcTEp MEMBERS IyvITED BAcK.-Mr. MA
SON offered resolution inviting Messrs. Cooper,
Healy and Wandell the indicted Councilmen, to re-
tui TO their ats Adopted by the folio wing vote:
ArrIRNA1rvE-COu men H. Smith chO1, Bsaeh Ca ca
:f See Sssa
r. Radlsy, Mcdonnell Rshney Moore Hustled Van Rssr
Srei1iyf cCunelmsn c.ncy Cray Pordy Floyd ssvin
verpiye Swan, Dunlsp Pioctney Ls@ofecht' Irn'i'~'
Meesrs. WAsDELL aid COOPER severaly stated
that tseir constituents had expressed To them their
earnest desire that they would remain in the Board e
look after their interests, and their legal advisers had
assured them OF their undoubted right so to do.
Returning the lMayor's Message as too iasOfent.-
The resolutions by Sir. Hustled to return the mes.
ssse from the Mayor in reference to the indicted
Cou1 elm en- too nsoleLt and cisrespecttu caused
come discussion.
Mr.. MATHER challenged any member to show where
it WIS., disrespec'ful
Mr.. mason thought that to call the Common COun-
Gil rotten and corrupt disrespectul enough. Sup
pose that the CounciDnen should couch communica-
ton to the Mayor in these words " Your Honor Is
most coDsuInmste scoundrel,' though be did no
know bat it might be true enough, still would be
very oil espectful.
Mr.. GRAT moved to lay upon the table, Lost by
the following vote:
ArFIRMA1ryE-Mes,rs Baucb; Cussek Jackson, Clancy
Cray PuIdy Floyd, Mcconnell Slevin Vemiye swan Dun
lap LsmbIeeht TrusCw, Weber, Haswe Msther acC,hd
III.
NEGATIyE-Messr. II. Smith, Clifton, Barney, schenet
Broan Wild, R,dder See, Holder c. Cooper Brush need
Mason, Van Cot, Preni. Rs6ey Rsnney Moore. Hured
Van Ripper PboLney Gafney Couenhoven Conover Baxter
Wsnde and Jenhns-T . .
Mr.. Gray objected TO the further consideration this
evening. Five Directing, it was laid over under the
rules, and the Board adjourned.
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HORTICULTURAL SocIErY.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the New York Horticultural Society took
place last evening at Clinton Hall Asorpiace There
was a snail attendance owing to the inclenency OF
the weather. wilson G. Hunt, the President, occu-
pied the chair. Dr. knight, the Corresponding Secre-
tary. exhibited rare plant in bloom, which he found
in Joness wood few days since 1t is the M0aOtropa
Un,fora, parasite and perennial, and which forms
CONNECTING Ink between the berbaceous plants and the
fungi. some fine samples Of Carpenters seeding
peach were exhibited. The peach Is one of fine
growth and exquisite favor. 1t ripens late In the FAl
and being of nice, firm white throughout, is yau.-
bic for preserving. 1t was exhibited oy Mr.. W. >.
Carpenter Of Hsrison,own, Westohester County. Inc
Committee Of Arrangements having charge OF the late
exhibition, submitted informal report through tAea
Chairman, Mr.. Peter B. Mead. he recoun'ea the
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MoSDAY-The MAYOR in the chair.
Two bills from the Sher-t9l4 % and 1913 7o-fomsr FOR
prsoneIs and latter for supplies Elddgs
Jail the last quarter We received and referred
Some petitions for correction OF tax received and re-
eued. - . -
Bills Of Ellie. Brd.el. go; n. $. Clark s1Ss @i r. NJ
Herrck $780, W. p Rich irdsJn $50; for arranging papers
and copying in the Court OF Common Pleas Referred
Petition Of John Vanderpoo TO be paid salary one OF the
Cei. OF Police Court Yorkve ustice BogMs since July
l. the Controller having refused TO pay Referred
bill of James Watson carrier for ye's subscription 10
TRIBuXI and OF Noslan Kesney $50 for work done So
terior Court. Referred
bill Of Charles T. Concklin, associate OF Jon" T.
Corckn Census Marshal Twenty frat Ward in taking eensu
$50. Referred.
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AssAULTISG AN OPFIcER.-On Saturday morning.
last Deputy Sheriff Davis making levy tne stseh
Of groceries the grocery store at the corner OF Montgomery
and Warren STA Jersey City, he assaulted BY hober; h
cD the scent. and bis clerk They we're msstoa
Harrison was held bail la tho Of 200 70 appear sna
answer. Aid Wilson became bis ball. inc eefa was cS"-
United 10 Bergen jail TO await trial
BURGLARY.-A new un0ccupied house IN liver
terrace Hoboken belonging 10 Mes Stevens has bees en-
tered dsJ robbed Of fixtures u the amount o. so'a
beside damages 70 the bgi ding IN wfestlns them on
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II you want 10 see All ingenious piece OF work
nsnship call at w. NJ WILMAsrBs No a Msden-sns, snA
examine the style Of Pen and PsScL Casa made by him.
,isd LowSps PArESr." IL the most ccmplete arrange
an, ever offered for sAe. Il IL made OF gold and avet
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IAdyertiener

The great INHALiNG REMEDY for ASTHMA, Coz
SUMPTION and al OF the Throat cva-
rIss HYGtA Thousands have been restored to heath tie
p.st wear by the Hygeaps Principal oee No SIS Bro.Aw
spa sold by c r. RrSe No 1875 Broadway Price oaly IS
p.cksre Dr. CvsrIs will BE- the Office daily frou 10
ooloek where he may BE- suited free Of charge
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BROORL YIN ITEMS.

Tpy D,sTuRRFRs OF THE REPUBLICAN MSEriSG.-
Yesterday named Jackson ws bToasa. before Mayor
him with assault the occasion Of the
ing o; .: a s Ha duty ana The
Weird Delegates bad appointed meeting tor n' sysnSs saa
zson were itquested to leave This created dissssft,a,
all annoy rosoed to 10 disturb
ofcer J.eob. convsyips of them the Fourth Do
inc. Iamis h. 81 .nS sS Ssps
.vden his Honor he'd Jackson in $50 ball await the &C
ton Of the Grand Jury.
CoIoRYD BIGANIsr ARREsTED.-Capt Call and
Officer Frazier the Fourth District Police arrested eosSeA
Hsysn, Conn on Saturday, the charge OF blsany A.
ed he married IN this city some ~ ss sns
Eleanor vsnnem The last wife !. spPsis a s
await an examination on the charges against them
GAMBLERS SURPRrsEp.-On Saturday night last.
the Chief of dice and Officers Van Wagner aad Frost
Tour ced upon party Of gamblers 10 secluded sPntmsat
Of Oyster saloon on the corner OF raon .y ana
were soon cut rcsch complaint was lodged against the
proprietor yesterday nOrnns' on the charge Of Soeps gam
b ing house.
CRY CouRr.-The Criminal Term Of the City Court
before Culver and supervisors sayker and
Csowe yesterday morning but business being ready tho
Count Adjourned for two weeks
ARRESTS by THE PoLIoE.-Lae police of the sew
made total of seventy four arrests daring ,ae
y .s' cs M and the
Other petty ohtnsee.
yAGRAscY. tsterday, Hugh Riley, Mary Ann
Dupn and Margaret Laden brought before the Mayor
for upbecomns CONDUCT nenced to the Pontsn'
for be months each a. vsgraDts
RopBED-A man nan cd Burnes had his coat pocket
relieved 38 bis boarding house In Cours on SsufaAS
| night Several Of the inmates arrested
TuEF: A Germ IN lad named Frank was arrested
Yesterday on the charge Of stealing silver watch and 80 10
mo ney Of b. jackson, residing ST No. oi Fourtht Eastern
District
RFcFIyING STOLEN GooDs.-Wiliam and Bridget
Cassidy propetors store in Firstst near Grand
Festern Dc Justice Jacobs yesterday
morning charged with receiving stolen goods and were hold to
bali for tIial.
DRUSKESsEss-Eight persons were brought before
Justice Jacobs yesterday morning for drunk and hnsi
each costs and Ia default Of payment were comttef
tori fRya
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The nativity prisoners stated follows: Ireland
81 England 81 Germany 81 France. United States,s and
ColOred, Total, G5
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fAdyertisement

CARpETING. -Great Inducements are offered ss
You've JAMES No 50 Broadway opposite Tsylos saloon.
IN Carpets Cursin Materials &c Good bsssseis Of ~ per
yarJ, ana Other goods eau,l y low
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CITY I2EMS.

We are enjoying spell of weather just nova sort
of rainy term. The s.orm began at A. N. on Non
dsy, and was unfinished this morning at our hour for
goirg TO press.
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fAdyer,i~msnt |

WORTHY OF NoTE.-The fact that Disesssi
Lurs tbs ukSle sad latter stages Of Cons1 mpss.
have beer cured repeated Instances BY "nrAs BALsAs o.
WILD cExkxY can be sah,tmast-i BY ths sonsca proof
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ADV rtisement
Psrisian BRIDAL CARDS and ENvR

ops, engraved and printed in the latest sty dss
Svrs Door hundred deren psteIns epsrsveA
TO order Consular Notary and Society SEALS E'EsosIi,
No. So Broadway, corner OF Dusne-st-
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fAdyertis-
Advertise mep'.l
CAS- GAs,i-Seyeral new STYLES Of GAS FIX

rvREs surprising In beauty and anshp anything
offered Our dessnes producing and onens
,tvl.s oonsanty Also best PoRrAsLs Gas WORKS for
private dw sling churches factories this county Csa
at our great Manufacturing Depot No. $40 Broadway
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AavertaserDentl
waA.Ha
n A I II AIR o n,

A X o N,
for the
HAIR.
Tbs world wned and sble rolst :is i sd
BY q. Drrsss and Fancy Good. Dsle f only IS cents POI
bottle. PrOptieters Depot No 81 Lbeuyst
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fAtvcTtiseu,snt.
| Va Anl

ADVERTISEMENT
RoOr takes real life size Photographs On csnvaA
Foor's PhcsosrnpAs Of sh sisss snsurpssssd.
Roor's Gallery % easy Of aoee~s
Rosr V ct No. SIS Broadway corner Of Frsnkha-st.
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RoRBED.--A man nam cd Burnes had his coat poke
relieved i38 bis boarding house In Couitst on SaeuoA
niRht. Several of the inmates were arrested
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THEF: A Germ IN lad named Frank was arreste
YESTERDAY on the charge stealing silver watch and 80
none, OF b. Jackson residing st No. 9t F0urths Easter
District.
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BIAKE's PATENT FlRE-PaOOf PAINT, No. I'D
Pe.ri-st.-s.e under head Of Psinta
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THELArsArTExPTLD ROBBERY AT GREEspoIsr:-
q, ,.lor .uaed job Meyer arrested SUNDAY
naht osrred with being Of the three who deeoJeds
ped Greenpon, enc night about too months .t' re
s n wl be oered AFTER being tnoehsd down
b,n... and the robbers dead the spot ~
snothsr ana fishsss Cd of tho third Meyer Sn.,ss
bill the who fed. and yesterday locked ~ o"
Wo1d xmina
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

JERSEY CITY PRIsoS REPoRT.-The report OF inc
CITY Marshall month Of September shows that % persons
w, re committed TO the City Prison during tho month fr
fepses asf
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SuIcIDE-Pstrick Magin, an lrishman, 81 years OF
sss eompted suicide Sunday night q, a. residence NO
IN. c.r. apner 70 have insmperanee and poverty
Corouer O'Donp ~ held 80 inquest upon tie body.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Hugh Riley, Mary Ann
Dunn and Margaret Laden brought up before the Mayor
for CONDUCT and nenced u the Pontsn'
ti.ry for The tenn U Fix months each a. ysgraDts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-02

RFcFIyING STOLEN GooDs.-Wilam and Bridget
Cassidy propietors store in tirstst near Grand
Eastern District brought before Justice Jacobs yesterday
morning charged with receiving stolen goods and were hold ts
bali for uill.