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COFFIN WARERnONI. 4

I WILLIAM PLANT CO, UNDERTA-
Os KERS-residence4 41S Seventh
street., between q and III streets 0ll1
Intsrnents procured in any ground
or cemetery. Cctins, Caps, Shrouds, Carriages,
Hea-se, and every article for interments O!
the pest quality furnished at short notice. on the
most reasonable terms, and at all hours Of the
aight Having the exclusive right Of Crump's
sstent Corpse PIeserver, we guarantee to keep the
dead for any length Of time WILLY
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BALLS.
GRAND F1REMENS', MILITARY, CLUB.
AND CIVIC BALL
BY THE
western Hose COMPANY. No.

Ss -
T'HE MEMBERS OF THE WESTERN
HOSE COMPANY, No. 1, beg leave to in.
form their numerous friends and the public in
general that they will give their SECOND GRAND
BALL at the ass EMILY ROOMS on TIIES.
DAY EVENING, October 9th
The members Oft Company pledge themselves
thaI neither pairs or expense will be spared 10
make it the Ball of the season. The object OF the
Ball is to assist the Company In building Hose
handsome Speaking Trumpet viii be present
ed to the Fire Company selling the most ttctots
EsPuta's celebrated Brass and String Band has
been engaged for The occasion. -"
supper and Refreshments will be furnished by
an experienced caterer ~
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting Gentle
man and Ladies; to be had Of any of the members
the Ball ~
Companies are requested to appear in uniform.
Committee of Arrangements
VIM Riggles, X. E. Booth, R. L. Masten.
oc 1-tb*
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roE,R R,v.Ss WILLIAM THOMPSON.
ELyATS & THOMPSON,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &C.,
Ne. 326 Pennsvlyanla avenue,
Assvs.. Nixth aad TsJ h stS, Washing gtoS, ~. O.

DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMh1NGs, &C.,
No. 326 Pennsylyanla avenue,
yvvsss NistI aad Ts, h sts, Washington, ID. @.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE:
Britannia German Silver, Albata and Silver Pla-
ted, Tea, Table and Dessert spoons
Csrvers and Forks, Steels, Knives with ana WIN
out Forks
Brass, Britannia, Block Tin and Plated Candle:
sticks, shovel and Tongs, Wafae Irons, Sad
nssiin and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, 6rd-
irons, Ovens, &C.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Rural Gotta re, Closet, Cupboard, Chest, TIL, PAD
and Trunk Locks
Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut and
Wrought Nails, Bolts
Brad's Shutter Screws and Stubbs, Door Springs,
Hand Jil Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &c.
CABINET MAKERS GOODS.
Hair Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and
ysnitiSn Blind Hooks, Rack Pulleys, Roller Ends
Brackets, Furniture Nails
sIue, Cotin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &c
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves,
Chisels and Gouges, Plane Irons
Augers, Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, RaE-
niers, Hstchets, Devels
Bevels, Squares, GHages, Axes, &c.
BLACKSMITH & COACH MAKERS GOODS.
Black and Bright Springs, Axles, Felloes, Shafts,
Spokes, Hubs, Bows, Poles
Sleigh Runners, Silvered and Brass Bands, Stump
Joints, Stump Collars, Top Props
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Lining, Lining
Silks, Damask, Scanning Cords
tufts, Tassels, Buttons, Tacks, Fringes, Laces,
and Plain and Enamelled Canvass
Russia Duck, Enamelled Leather, Dash Leather,
&c. ELVANS & THOMPSON,
e1-sm 326 Pa. avenue.
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WATCHES.

II yol are in want of perfect tlmekeeper at a
reasonable price, in gold or silver cases, you
are Invited 10 call az II SEMXEN'S,
$50 Pa avenue. between 9th and 10Th stS.
sep iB-T
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A NEW LOT oi Perflroery just opened At
"A JOHN l.. ELLIS'S,
sePH near 10Th 81.
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let GOODS in abundance, and at low rates
- At JOHN r. ELLIS,
3o6 Pa avenue, bet 9th and 10th streets.
sep2i ~t 80
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sep 17--2ms
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II LOYD'S GREAT STEAMBOAT WORK
IL will be ready or about the twenty fourth Of
October.
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DIED.

BRowrIn this city Thursday Aug Of cholera infsnum
FILA FENDLcTOS, youngest daughter OF A Woodrun ana
Emu Pencletown Brown aged 10 months and IS days
The re- atives trends Of family respectfully invited
10 funeral from the eidence Of her father No
Great Jouess Sunday the 5th inst a. O'clock, vi hout
further invitation.
BF1Ts- On Saturday July g. CHARLOTTE BLrTs at No. "a
South sdst Brooklyn, eyed months
The remains were Of the Evereens
CAsrItLD-Iu Brooklyn THURSDAY, Aug ?, HswLEY in
fa1t son Of the Rev. Z II. Garfield ID. ID.
FR.zItE-In Brooklyn. Thursday, Aus. 2, SARAH A.,
Of Stephen r. and Sarah A. Frazier aged months
and IS days
The relatives and the friends of the family respectfully in
yteo TO attend the funeral from the residence OF her paen
Qunceyst fifth houte from Clason SATURDAY Aug
at 5 O'Clock p. NJ. without further Invitation.
GASs-A Cozzenss HOTEL Westpoin Friday Aug 3, Pau
LINE Of Meyer and Nina Cans OF Ne YORK aged
10 years fer short lines.
funeral ceremony will take place Mr. Gans residence
Staten Island this day Aug A. 10Y O'Clock A. W. where
the family requested 10 attend without far
Their invitation Those from the city who wish TO attend will
find carriages them vsnderbts Landing for tbs
boat leaving the city at A NJ Her remains viii be taken
10 Greenwood Cemetery for interment-
MoopfY-In Brooklyn on Thursday, Aug Harriet c. IN
FAINT daughter of NJ. X. and II. VI. Moodey.
PLAr1-At Norwalk Conn on Thursday Aug 2 JULIA Rvl
Youngest child Of George and Mary Caihane Plat aged
months.
wALys-On Friday, Aug 8, Mrs sIsAH JANE, wife Of Lieut.
Henry Wake u. 5. N.
His friends relatives respectfully the
funeral a o'coek Sunday afternoon the inf from
her husbands residence No " WLloughbys, Brooklyn.
WIGeN-At Newport r. l.. Thursday, Aug 2, AUGUSTUS
infant Of Augustus asd Ann Wisgin Of New
York, aged months and y days
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CLAIMS OF COUNSEL FEE IN DIVORCE CASE.
T. Yenn ast. Henry I. and Elizabeth Romert,e.
This is @ claim 10 recover, principally OF MIR. X, we
believe, bill of $3.50, viz:
, 1855, January and February-To counsel fee &C.,
for plaintiff in the suit of Elizabeth r. ACT. Henry L. r.
for divorce S75 Referees fees, Sl2; disbursements
SIS being, this portion of the claim, s92. Also,
1851 to 1854 the clam of Robert H. Shannon assigned
70 f.. Yenni for professional services sli0-the two
amounts being $3.50, as above.
Mr. Romertze did not appear, Mrs. X. was present,
accompanied by a lady. She may be said TO be what
is called very handsome appearing lady, rather above
the middlng hight, straight features and large black
or dark eyes and apparently yet quite young.
The claim of Mr.. Shannon, understand was for
counsel fee in suit for divorce entered by Mrs r. four
five years ago against her then husband BarnardusS
Haght, she being at that time the wife Of said
Haight. Her divorce for alleged nhdeity on his
part. She stated in that complaint that she and said
llaight were married in New-York in Now 1913, and
have two children--that she had always treated him
with respect etc., but that he bad not provided for
her in suitable manner, and also that he had become
addicted 70 ewd course OF life, visiting houses of ILL
fame etc and stating certain of the houses that he
had visited. The suit did not appear to be defended
on his part, a letter bayiag been sent by his counsel
il is SAID Mr. De Loss Craze stating that such is his
regard for her. &c, that he would prefer the mOrti
cation of decree against himself, rather than be
should procure such against her.
A letter was also sent TO her counse. by gentleman
stating that he had seen another named, who gave
him the numbers of houses in Mercer.st. which Mr. H.
had Deeh IN inc hao OF visiting, out the party uecncu
70 give hmm any further information until he had seen
Mr. H. and that If the latter wished the case TO 90
he would give all particulars succeeding day
named. The leiersated that the writer knew another
Young man who had been in the habit of going 10
houses with Mr. III.
The divorce was obtained, and decree in the usual
manner, prohibiting Mr. ii. from marrying again dur
ing the life tilne Of his said wife but permitting her
10 msrry again the if she were single Woman
IL was his professional services In this an other
cases that the bill of Mr. shannon incurred, the
whole OF his claim being $3.50, $50 Of which paid
Mrs II. subsequently became married to Mr.. Henry
L. Romertze and il for professional services in
action serwsrd entered by her against said Romertze
for limited divorce on the ground Of cruel treatment
that the bill Of Mr. Yenni was said to have been con-
tracted.
In her afdavits on the occasion Of this latter pro
ceeding she stated that she married TO the said
Romertze on 9th March, 1853; that she managed bis
house properly, &c. but that in the course OF two
weeks after their marriage be commetced course Of
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ass c0anty At asae cA.s~ !.

$. Isesze .ndorsnse coanty ., ssze. cAses s.g..-.
sueic., which u lower ING
hICE-We have 10 report very quiet m,rks, H.,s-
SIN and the receipts very trivial The sses % csss, .
ao.c for common to prime.
soAPWe hear Of sales Of Us bo1es C.rs AZ IL s,a,
sklSs-Dcer quiet, Curacao Goat are qni-s - !.
2n a &c. months, he latter price Cor hssrv 49,
sl0AkS-A good Business has >ecn done n day a,
pcfs ard IN sone slvsnce Of Il. The s.1zt
hhds ewOrlsans Al 7c t2s bids Cubs Mnscoys5~ "
tic the latter prce Cor choke and 80 bosss 49,, Va
brown Havana Al "a All. ''" Nd
TlN-Pis quiet, holders demand sivaDcs. q. -.
Bsncs. Pstes Ere more scive, md prices are i'm. - ~
go boxes 81 Xs; 80 IS, monhs OF Coss r. ssesd
sold =, sc ST AZ which there y 20 BE had w 100
TOBACCO-The rlArket IL firm with . fair Ao.,. .
the high prices DEMANDED materially cheek - aot,t
tfansactiona the sales 60 hid. kfutncky ei
bales crop Cuba AZ sc 40 SGD fesf :. -
bales Havana ct . &C.. and % bales Floris co ett g
MHIskY-The market 8 rsthcr easier H. $3.50 49,. ter1AL
demand a. ale, time and Interest. N's1se 4
NOOL-Domesrc heece Of the low trades 1, souvA,..
fne quieti sales Of 1901 n At S2GSsc Cor ow ~ s
for medium Paed Is firm with sales Of 900 = . sale.
No l. $50 each for Lambs and Sie. cash for me-, E r
Nc extra in market. - ->as.
~HALEBONE-Polar may be quoted q. Sc so,,A g.
&c, ard Oehoisk At s7c ~
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Dfsasters. &C.

ALIrrER from Cspt. Plumsr late Of ship WISER" -
before reported lost AZ Ypaa, Hexico states t1Al 1' ~
gged ashore In yo nt gale with bon sncnois
away but nothing that could Dc aooe -
her She first struck aft, ana then sw ans roand ID
70 the rocks the making complete breach over ~
shortly after bged and menced breakng up Osp.r -
sged get line the rocks BY which be got ssiey Of -
Had the disaster occurred in the nisht all hsnds -
been lost The lies with her arbosrd eide anesl
and would be cold for the benefit Of al concerned
ces had he'd shore but nothing Of much vsus 40
La ROCHELLE, July 6The NJ ntrea tAmenctn 49,
euder from NewYork this port with cargo Of 'ms, n y
driven ashore 10 a dangerous position 81 the cog ..ft
considerable leak The cargo Il being landed ..,s =
sHfP CAVALIER Of Rocklsnd before reported s''''
Grand Mensn b. got of, and will Be to - p~
BARK CEREs, from Genoa for Sumatrs put Id, "a 80
tins May IL, making 2. feet water per hour having
BsIc WEsTPoRT. tof boothbsyJ abandoned -. rsrs
fallen in with 5th Ult lat 20 81 lon IS s. By bsff -
Savannah shs entirely dsnssfed and had oees
gone from the wreck the arbOsrd en- gu
house ripe-supposed the anchor attached % W ~
were on and the hold full Of water Sent ma1 - s
into the hod-could cargo; supposed there ~ 81
none In her, as she aoaied quite light on the -
seemed 10 have done greet deal more damage nan -, -
ScHR. J. FLAsSEk, Pierce, AZ Phlade pms - - -
Savannah. while Is ing anchor 3lst alt beo~ "a =
into BY the schr. He en Mar, bound 20 Fan ~
iuIed the former slightly by carrying away part o. %
wsrks The II. NJ, in consequence OF having
damage, proceeded on her course.
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Acknowledgement. I
NJ ARoMATIC SCHNAPPs-A

medicine. det drink manufactured solely BY the proprietor
Dsley schedsm, in Holland, expressly for medicinal
purpoes IL the pure nnctuTe Of Juniper distilled from the
heat barley that be procured in Europe any cost Ii Is
Favored AMI medicsed not BY the common hsh berry, bat by
choice botanical variety Of the Aromatic Italian Juniper
whose vDous IL distilled and recd with
spurious svent and thus becomes concentrated Tine
exquisite favor and aroma altogether trenscsndant In
h cordial and medicinal properties 70 alcoholic stimuli Ant
In IN the world.
II has been submitted 10 nearly all the first chemists and ply
rcsns the United States who ndorse II their
the greatest essentials Of the Maena Medca
prescribed with in Grave Govt kheuma
% Obrucons Of Bladder and Kidneys, and for Dyspepss
h has superior
Grocer and Druggists continue 10 sell the ScHyAPFs
Liquor without hceDseseveral hav
decided the Courts in this State since the Fourth
Of July
Persons purchasing be careful TO get the genuine the
whole flooded with limitations The word ScHNAPPs
selonF exclusively my Medicinal Diet Drink all others
counterfeit and imp0stions the public
UpoLYHo WoLFE, Nos 10. %, and y Besver-lt., n. "
No. Is South FroDt-st., Philadelphia.
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FRIDlY, August 3-P. ".


We have 70 notice another active day, the sales IN
Bonds being nearly $3.50 OOO of which about $500 900
were State issues besides 900 shares OF the VARIOUS
Railroad and Coal Companies. The demand was
lively for Indianss at ssh dissouris at 95l and Viz
einias at sei 10 9sI-the Missouris being e cent in
advance OF yesterday. New-York Central and e
cent Bonds were in active demand. Illinois Central
Construction sold at ic below yesterdays e, with
100000 sales Freel and Bonds sold as high as Ell
an advance Of = cent. The Erie 1878 were in
good request for foreign account, and the Erie 1855
were in demand at 9sI with sales at this price. Me
arsgus fell back 10 lot, closing at 10. bid. Resding
wss very steady, in the face Of strong efforts 70 de-
press it. the sales Intng 70 some 3eoo shsres at
% Michigan Central steady at sc. Cleveland and
Pittsburgh cold at &c. GaIens and Chicago advanced
to 1851. Panama receded &c. Erie declined frse'
ton, closing sales at 50. The orders from abroad did
not vary much the amounts per previous steamers.
In Freiehts, the engagements to Liverpool include
1900 bush. Wheat at I'D IN ships bags; 5000 bgsh
Corn, rumored) 4d in bulk; eco bbls. Tar, u.s.
small parcels Cotton, Id. To London, 500 bxs. Cheese
at 90 I, and some Oil Cake at l7l6.
In Foreign Exchange the market Is quie; and IN
changed.
The payment. at the Sub Treasury are s226 $50 So
Received sl6oll7 81. Balance, e. Ose, 542 H. Paid
for Assay Office, s6,e63 90. Paid on Disbursing
Checks, s42,774 IS.
The Lorillard Ere Insurance Company have de-
cared bslfy yearly dividend OF q cent, payable on
the 18th inst.
The Great Falls Manufacturing Company eight dol
lars 2 share payable on the 9th inst.
The Directors Of the Hazletcn Coal Company have
declared di, idend Of e. & share on the capital
stock of the Company, payable and after the Il inst.
The Receiver OF the American Life Insurance and
Trust Company of Baltimore has declared dividend
Of 10 e cent SO share, payable the let OF Sep
TENDER next
The Dry Goods Imports Of the week show a decrease
as compared with the same week Of last year. The
aggregate lie 81, 5s6,7l7, against 5000 es3a de-
crease of s46s, zoo. The details are:
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81 Loo Pi,ts Cous S. Copnes ell rs 70 Sch N.y es 81
7s; s2r fenpa S. al 900 Psnusylvsnis Ra s.. Mort
81 P,sns RR-, ~ do, ~ ~ se.vsr Need hR, s.t !"
sorr.rcxn Rs 81 Is 90 q ST. tCsgdes az Ans0 ar, kh
Bsnt ia; Bank Of Kentucky. lt6.
Hsstreea Boord-S0 City s. 81 900 rchuylkl Nav %
81 7si $50 Reading RAirosd b. f6 ic0 do cash, 81 100
90. IS IS; 90 LocE leland Railroad l7f.
S,sd Bo0r6-0 City Hsro.t S. DAYS, e5ff $50 PEN
s. IS tS, 50 70 sehuyki Nav g a. b. ~ Besv Ne al
Railroad 81; Is Locus Aount4ia Coal Co. ~. s. Msrs Ca
Bsns swu, 1915 Farmers and Mech Bsnf, 7o sMe-nA1ies
Bank 81
Railroad Mortgage Ga 48 s. 100 Veksburs siroa s; ~
Realms Railroad b @ ico de- b5 AID int, ~ 800 Norrs
Cans l5f.
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MARINE 10 URNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........Aus.a
Cleared.

SteamsLip-El Dorado. Schenck Havana NJ o. Roberts
Sh ps @. 4. Lamar, Msyher. CT sgow, DunhAm Dmeu.
Caroline, (DuchJ De Best Rotterdam, tuneh Mencke
Barks-S 81. Jszo. Cheney, Portland, Me. Russell ynns,
Gyltenlove, Norw Prensen Theditc " B. y. Beck Kvr
haid " hite Cloud Todd Sydney, ~ 5, YIN. A. Sale Jr
Brgs-Queei Esther Ps Teton, Union Island Wa,h Car.
yer Ctae Rcd va rior Yates, Lisboni DC Bird soyd
San jun Mic, Durani Whitehall Peterson, Csdena. No
refa RveiIa
Schooners-HeenA (Br Rober,s Pic'ou, ~ s. W. Low
denj Harriet Hannah Phillips hartford, j. W. aassai
C. Brooks Grsfsn Portland, $ w. Lewis; w. III. smith, Al
den Wilmington Doner Potter Star, Brookas Gardener
b. f. Meicslf; SsJal Elizabeth, Smith New Haven m~r
Albert Mason Smith, Charleston D0iner Potter Ebt Pr
fran Eetheurs, Jos Enses; ST. stephen McGresor 81 s
phen, y. B.. De Wolf Starr; James Lacy Rogers Hars
Chase Small; Raftlesnake Ames Bangor, r. p Buck Co
oops-Thomas Huh, Hull, Providence, msstefi Aneseea
Tracy. Providence, master.
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ADVERTISEMENT
TESTIMONIAL OF HORACE WAITRESS Pr

TESTIMONIAL OF HORACE WAITRESS PIANOS,
No sBRoADwAyThe Eeior Of 7Ae Sasdnaah Republican,
speaking Of the Piano fortes kept BY Mers j.
w. MoRRELL Co. Of that city says;
will b. that their stock comprises instruments Of
eve Grade Of excellence from the wekn0vn manufacturing
ess6sbments Of Chickerng Son Horace Waters r. Wcr-
Nuns Clan and Bacon Raven. IL might well -
sspposed that large collection there would Be some very
fns Isruments Bot there which for beauty Of Inns.
and chnes and brhancy Of equals does not excel
snyAing q the hind have IL ron ne esseo
khment Of hoRAcE WATERS Beng constructed o. tne -
and thoroughly seasoned material and upon I'M Povea
prnciples capable Of resisting The aetcn OF every cnmAt
end Of lndng long time In tune The keys are o. pear 40
recess The insd with mosac while tae
ssborstely carved. and the whole M
iaAsd up style Of great excellence and beauty A1a yes ~
ehe the power brsncy and richness Of 10 Tone
trd the elasticity Of its touch"
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named Himphias, Irving in Thirdet., pear Firss-ev.
20 stsoh some property upon which an execution had
been issued but on reaching the door be met with
yepulse, Mr. and hrs Nimphius having assaulted MN
violently. The Disconnected officer then Proeured me
ssstar ce two policemen and returned TO the place,
where tb.v foupd the lady with drawn sword IN her
hand prepared 70 defend the property She thrust at
them with the weapon until one OF the police was
stabbed in the arm and then arrested and held to
hail 10 answer for the assault
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ADVERTISEMENT.
FOR PROTECTION AGAINST MUsKETOEs AND ALL

NsgcTs-HAsKISSs PATENT IMPROVED PORTABLE CANOPY
NET combining beauty ehespness and entire security
without obstructng the circulation Of air
II constructed that 1t will fit any bedstead and the Net
that will and expand by Of Rub
Der Braid il viii fit securely at all times and on all bedseeds
thereby sordng entire protection against Insects IL can be
attached the bedsead In lees than two minutes and taken
sovn In equally short space Of Yet while II affords the
protection sought 1t lie beautiful and ehase ornament to the
fed w. STRATTos,
Sole Agent, Ne. 80 Chsmbersst., n. Y.
indispensable for nyads not only night but during the
aAy,
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IAdvertisementl
NJ. B. BRADY sOlicits the attention of the pub

" TO the following new features Of his Gale res:
ANBROTYPEs
entirely method Of producing pictures upon glass
perior DsgueusotypeS They made nssnaneousy and
adapted the production OF groups well single pc
tures; N ade nowhere else la New-HOrk.
PHoTocsAPHs
Of every and size finished oil and coors and
zosnt They superior 70 others made in this country
COPIES
from old Dsgueeoypes Portraits, Crsyons and Sketches
executed IN the finest style.
ne largest Gallery in the world Strangers IN the city
hvked to call No. $50 Broadway, ThoupsOus Saloon.
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Iots HoI47 IyIb' I<-Il9Ff WIZ
letter from Gaatz, dated the sth ult, states that
the agent of an American house at Odessa was max
ing arrangements at Galatz with the Vienna Steam
boat Company for the conveyance TO the Austrian
csptol of large quantity of Russian wool, TO be
shipped at Revi and that this appeared likely 70 be
but the prelude 10 more extensive operations.
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SERIOUS CARRIAGE ACADEMIA German lady
and gentleman met with serious accident on Wednes
day, while driving on the Coney Island Plank road
When near Windsor Terrace the horse took fright and
ran up the hill throwing the occupants. The lady
was pitched upon her head and it is feared fatally
hurt She was picked up insensble and taken to a
beighboring house. On Thursday night she
moved. 10 her residence in NewYork. She was some
what injured but not seriously.
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Markets-Peportel 6v T,legrasl.

BUFFALO, Aug. S-l23 P.M.--FLors hrrner; so,S a.,
20 bis. e. ~ a5Gss 62i for conn,oa 70
Upper Lake - sea ~ for choice 70 extra Miehss A. os
WHrAr Inactive. CoKS lower; sales ~ ooo bush ~ 40.
frm 4fo bush tse. Canal FREIcsrs uncA.s,sss
Lake imports ye.,erdsy Four $50 Nhest $50 Com COZ -
NV ORLFANs. Thursday Aug 2The Asias new ". -
favorable effect be CorroS market and prices an 49,
bat guotaby hshr sales TO-DAY $50 balsS ors Is
az se CoRN-Wesiern White 80 dS7e "1
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Ia W NTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME coURr-spse,AL rrnn-Aro. s-Beforo Juds

SUPREME CoURT-sPscIAL rERA-Auc. S-Beiore Judge
CowLEs.
In the matter Of the application of Loyal S. Pond,
for a writ of mandamus against Fernando Wood,
Mayor Ito compel him 10 sign warrant, directed
by The Superior Court, in favor of MFR. p, who OBJ
tanned judgment against the former contractor for
raising the Joseph Walkerl denied with $40 costs, the
Superior Court should the Mayor be bound TO obey
the order having in itself power, by attachment, to
enforce it
John Heath ast. John Cook and otherS
Motion denied, with $40 costs.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

HLieUoR LicESsEs AND CHARGES OF CoRRUPTIse
AlpERNEs-The present Common Council Of Jersey
City has granted quite number Of licenses TO keep
jnns and tayerps including some places which were
eerUded a. very Objectionable. When the election
fwss over the temperance men claimed that the come
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IAdverfisement.l
RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURE. PILES

RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURE, PILES AND fiS-
Tvlss-EDwARD II. DIXON, NJ d., Editor Of The Scalpe
and Operating and Consulting Surgeon, No. AZ 5thay has
established spacious and commodou private Hospital for the
reception those that require prolonged attendance The
above diseases are cured without the knife gsture. Dr.
n refers number Of gentlemen cured by him In this
City. Office hours from 10 to s. aud 70 s. evenings