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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Sale, q, the stock ErcbAns,-Ocr. g.


nlOnDAl, OSN' l-I W.
There was very large bushes done at the Stock
Board this morning and the tendency wac upward for
nj srly every description. At tie cose, however the
market was less firm. At the Second Bosrd there was
considerable activity but the market was rather weak
After tie Second Board prices fell Obut sfterward
recovered fmness and closed with 40 upward feeling
Tie principal operator for decline was large seller
probably to the amount Of million Of dollars at par
value, yearly all time sales including $3.50 900 10 siOO
600 Of State and Railroad Bonds. The Erie Reading
movement was very strong. The sales Of Enc reached
1000 shares and Of Reading 5000 shares Ene closed
at 5 the closing price of Saturday. The earnings of
tie day October are said to be unprecedeut
edy LARGE. Reading was about s5i which Is per cent
decline from Saturday. Hudson River pressed On
the mari e. but was well sustained. Harlem was heavy
We heard Of 20 sales Of Central bu! the Leading bear
offered 200 shares at 90. In the western shares
tte,e wss al active business, with generally Arm
market. There were . large unber Of orders for
Galena ard Ctissso, and Chicsg Ana Rock Island.
The torus sd' at isl =. The Ssccn! Board. .nd I,
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FATAL REsrLT OF ~ ATTEMPTED ABORTION
Coroner anord has been gagged for several day. at the
City Hall II lvesEsnz tie Of s.teap ei abortion
which fatally IL appears that deceased Abigail Pes.e
resided No 1T 81 gth SecGnd with who p.s-sd by
the q Dr. Duee, 10 the position Of fiesd T. appear.
that abe res6ed with him the h- wife At her
death the lat met Duptee notified the 6ecsasd aud
her hcsbAId who after yins the tssse notified Der father
Mr. Sl.ek OF Albany who also 70 attend the fers o.
bs arrival Dnee very mach ssrafed, and his
scio-s to susrseion that there hsd been fou plsy
Drs Schspps and Body made ex.micatoo snd
acetned hst desh bed been csused BY drugs
FIR he purpose OF producing sboou. As thee
ELECTED the ioque 1hur.dsy lat Coroner HsrfJrt
placed wsrsnt the herds the Of D1pree
aud WIFE but they h.d escaped and sh ush every
has been discover then whereabouts far they
been unueces Deceased went By the Of Dunbar sad
han been divorced from her husteu6.
II said that Dppree IL house officer AMI that hs
risht n Sweet
TIE inquest has rot yet been concluded.
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Dr. JOEL SHEw, an honest man and earnest reform
2, widely known as pioneer in the introduction of
se wster.Cure practice into this country died last
saturday, in bis 10th year. He was born in Saratoga
county. and died al his Water-Cure establishment al
Oyster Bay, l.. /. Before his study of medicine he
rss eDgsged in dsgueneOtyping with his brothers,
Nd Injured his health from 40 ipjudicous use Of the
Aenicals, and was much improved by the treatment
bywa.er to which be was most earnestly devoted for
he remainder Of his liSe But during the whole time
.eha had symptoms of functional arrangement OF
aelyer, and has anticipated an early and perhaps
Hdden death from this cause. A post-mortem exam
nation proves that hk diagnosis was correct and his
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ADVERTISEMENT
~

SHAWLS SHAWLS!! SHAwLs I! The largest
stock in NewYork comprising I'll the latest STYLES boue6 to
this market Long and square Broche Shswls long and
Wool shswls, printed Cashmere shawls Stella Snaw,s
at G. NJ BoDISEs, No. 323 Grand ct cor. Oech-rd
SILKS direct from suction consisting of vefy heavy Plaid
ana Striped Silks Psin silks, Brocsde siss aud MORE An.
cue selling very cheap at NJ boDSfs No. 323 Grand.
ST cor. Orchard.
LADIES DRESS GOODS. - 100 cases Fall and Winter
Dress Goods lust opened consisting of De Lanes French
noes Csshuerss Psrsmattas, Apacas Bombazines Wool
Pa6s &C. psng al the newest and best designs COLOR
and fabrics and will be sold at low prices O. NJ Bo
pIsEis Nc. S55 Grand ST.. co., Orchard.
lust received auction, fifty pieces SILK VELvETs
Coaks and Talmas sailing at gtet Ladies will dc
well 10 give us all before ling their purch have
very large stock of rich snd fashionable goods which will
San ~ less prices than any her house in this CITY,
g. ~ BoDNE, No 323 Grspdst, cor Orchard.
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The increase in specie is well distributed The
largest is in the Commercs-saoo00 In contraction
of loans the principal movement has been made BY
the Mslhattan-sl 900; Merchants, eia5,ooo;
Aechanics', 5000, 900; Union, sl5o,ooo; American
Exchsrge, 100000; Metropolitan 100000; Cont
mental sl6o &C. The Commerce increased its loan
$4,000. The deposit movement indie ,tes thas
the drain of Bank balances has temporarily been
checked. The Banks have, no doubt, larger
amount of specie on hand to-day than they sho~ in
the above average. The Bank Of the Republic 70
ceiyed this morning 500 900 from Boston The bust
ness of the week at the Clearing House indicates
great activity in busress
T.HE Of Loar Specie Cfvciftion ard Dspos'ts Of the
Bank. Of ne Cify Of Ner iork for ne 'eeet rnfine on sag
wdov, Oct 1885 TO ~h'eh arTed ne Cap''a' " coca
Bank. .-. $500
N..rs or amount oil amount amount amount
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the street ct 1922 re raY sd 2J buyer CO. O, sdvanos
OF p cent. Chicago ard RotkIslsnd improved p
cert Illinois Central wss strong. OF Cleyelsnd and
Pittsburgh 700 shares sold buye. 60 at SO. Michigan
/ Central and Michigan Southern we're firm; the iassg
| advanced ! q cent. Cumberland continues active.
and sdvsncod | y cent Nicsrogus wa PSF cent
better Ia Railsosd Bonds tte TRANSACTIONS reached
$4,000 very large proportion Of wtsea were fi-
Lois Central which closed 81 sol, dscene OF
cent Erie, ISL sold a, soI, 1862 at 90; New fcrk
Central, 1921, Sc The Transactions 10 Stste Stocks
were very large, mostly bear ssles The sggreyste Is
s.'5OO0 including s1o,0Ce Indians s. Of ~, t~iyW
60; 100000 NhgIia al &C. seller months, sna 81,
seller 90; and SIS 600 Missouri ., cob buyer 60. Ia
der such fee supplies the make; is well sustained
Tie foreign ExchsrSe maket is again lower ThS
best bsukers sterrg signatures be had q. 81 and
frs,-clsSs commercial names at siasl y cent.
Francs are 5isia SIS Tie market is fully v cest
down from the last steamer. The supply Of bills b
very large and pressed on toe market Tne immense
operations in Besdsuffs by the English, Preach ssd
Greek houses viii keep the supply large for come ts,c
10 come. Advices fom New-Orleans to-day are to the
effect that first class numerical sterling bills are sea
ing at u a cent
The engagements TO Liverpool are 80 90 bushels
Wheat on private terms; $500 bbs. Flour aud 900
bbs Rosin "a l,GOo bales Cotton, ID To London,
oil and Cheese, sos. To Antwerp, Rye i5d. To
Rotterdam, 700 bushels Rye, lsd; Rice, - ios..
ara Ashes -. To HAVE as before. THERE'S lsrss
der and for vessels for Cork and market and for
French ports, supposed to be Government sccoxAt.
and some charters have been made.
TIE Bank Statement Of the present week is cor
sideled as very favorable, the Banks having con-
trac,ed their loans while they have increased both
specie ard deposits The contraction of loans has
been larger than generally anticipated, and the
increase of deposits is Unexpected bu, the increase q
spec.e reserve is about what suggested on Satur-
day il would be. The comparative figures are:
loan. 4 pisc'ts Specie. Cirrus'ion- DeroIta
Sept p. Ss1 SIS rs SssielA SlI2t9'o &16 sisos
Oct. 6......... oi5,SN n,llebS ISS.IN H,s1pa
Daer,as, $50 81 $40 a4
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COURT CALENDAa-THls o.Y

Cossos Pleas Part Mos. 80, has to il4s,
li5c llS to lIse ll5s liza TO III. Part ?o~ fS lNs,
ll6O ilel 70 ll12. It's III - -
SUPERIOR CorRT-Nos. 229. 295, 300, 800, BIS,
$50 $50 SSs $50 ~ SIS sc sss 20 S62 ST. S7, 81 to 81
ST. SO 5s So $50 Ss4 ssh. ssS $50 Ssi S Ssf, No. o
So 80 80 10 al, as 7ss
CIRcrIr CotRT-Nos. 6, s73 lo4. a57, e4o, 564 to
"a
SrPRFuT CorRr, SPECIAL TERs.-Ncs. 4, lsi to
IA, 49, IS9 % ~, ISL 10 10. liz 20 i7s
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CITY ITEM s.

CONCERT on THURsDAY--A concert viii be given
BY Mr.. W. IL. Jones, a young colOred mau, at the
tabernacle, on Thurses y next, at O'Clock. 1t WIN
Se composed of operate music, performed with the
'oce, piano, violin ard flute. Mr. Jones is q tenor
niger, we known among his people, and we ask at
kpton 10 bis audabe artistic effort.
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advertisement
RUsHToN,

upoxNAy CLARK Il CO-(Late hushTeN,
r. - a Go rxuINE Con Liver OiL.-The great success
sepdns the use Of this valuable remedy N Consamp0n =,
a. $4,000 ali Kinds of limitations purchase are cantonen
,h., The svp.ture HEGEnAx, CLARK Co.. ID tun'
over ths eork OF esch bottle without which not
Russt Cisrk l. Co,
Nos i6s, rs, 5ll and 78 Brosdway'
Wholesale Depot, No los Broadwu'
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In the Bosrd Of Aldermen last evening. AID. Drake,
who hac in conseqaGce Of the ndic.men. against him
retired from active duty in the Board, assumed his
place. communication was received fom Con-
tober Fagg, explaining why 5000. 900 had been in
vested in Revenue Bonds, payable in 1885,
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MARRIED..

KyzssKI-Fi 1N.s-CN Thurseay. Oct D. BY the Rev y.
hswis d. D.. Count Lows kAzissEi of Posnd 10 Mss
May HAtSEa Of New-iork
Russian and Polish papers please eoyJ.
Dover. J. Tag-s2.y, Oct L. by
the R.y B. Hegis. ELTgA C. SzcCR, Assistant Cashier
OF ID. Clon Baas and k,xaIEr Daughter Of the ate Ira
Cr:t,er len. NJ. d., al OF Dover.
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fears TOO vel founded. His liver wa ssriousy en-
iarged and The usual effects followed, and sudden
droPsy closed his earthly career. He retained hi
faculties 20 the last, ani died With tae fasst conf
cence in the system he haa 80 ably and earnestly sd-
vocated.
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TAfvertissrs.f
The gfcst INHALING REMEDY for ASTHMA. Coz

srIoh and sf Rssss-s Of ID, Thr,., ard Lunx,-D CFA
MSS HYcHAsk TLorss-ds h;ve been rescree 70 heath
p-n year By she HJssaoa Principal ecs no. SIS Br1sd
Ane sold y { r. kEG, No. l95 Broidwsy Pce or -
psehsge Ii Curtis vii b. ct the oiee esEy fto- 10 %
oessek. whtre Re RAY b. Consulted free Of cAsps-
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COURT or GENERAL sNSsIoNs-ocr. S-Befor.
Recorder S<irH
The Cou;t mat at toe usual hour. TIE members Of
the G. snd Jury IL dst ba' discharged with
cut iupe, ~ uSay next the Recordrr sayng
tbs, ere could r y Grs1d Jues n the conay
81 ouce he ref r- 20 he Gud Jary Ia session ~ the
Court of Oyer md T. 1ninsr.
The Count then . iourreG for TIE day.
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sdvertiseme Mt.
N.pprTSt CARPETS - CARPETS

srr,b Medallion Velvet CARPETS from the Paris Exhibition
Splendid Eng.h Brussels, 81 per yard
50 COO yards Ingram at 3I6, q and ~ per yard
AZ VIK,M ANpEksoN's GREAT CARPET EsfABLisHNENr,
No. 81 Bowery.
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10 CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD

San TINE In Is1a.s UoNt
Increase tsbout 90 per cent? e6TS,4A
The earnings for the ssme months in 1853 were Isss
than esOo oco; that in two years the earnings hsve
ineressed nearly soufold. The above September
earrings are nearly $4,000 more than The e.
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Advertisement
EREE EXCURSION to the beautiful VILLAGE of

WEST FLUSHING TUESDAY Oct 9Wbere there will be sale
balance of those handsome VILLA SITES. The sea nboa
Island City leayes Fulton at 10 O'CLOCK
with the Flushing Rsoai at Hunter Point. For Maps Free
Tickets &c, apply to BAKER DuNcoMBE, No. IA Finest.
r. S-Refreshsnts the ground Sale to at IL
O'clock.
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COERT OF APPEALS.

ALsssY, Ncnday Ust ;, 40
At The evening session OF the Court OF Appeals case
Nc iis rss strusk 81 and No. 6s AxueA
Celeroar for Oct e-Nos I44 Is AZ. S. 90, p. -,
60 IS IS u, SIS, 49, ST. 81, Sc, 81. 50, 81. IS - 81
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VISIT OF FREscH WAR.STEaNER..The French
Tar-steamer G,ondear, which has recently visited
Baltimore, will arrive at this port in day or two.
She will probably remain ZONE wesks, as she comes
for the purpose Of purchasing horses to supply the
oens d'arne-ie Of the Island of Martinique.
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Advertisement
The AMBROTYPE is attracting universal atten

ton The specimens a. BRADYs Gallery by far the finest
and most perfect pictures produced ,untry by chem
icA sgencies alone Strangers and citizens should not
examine them
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lldTertis-nsn',l

Gas GAs!,-Seyeral new stiles OF Gas Fix.
1rREs surpsss;nf II beauty vert .p s-ythpr
offered fore Our eisns, producing snd oTn.
styles constantly. the best PORTABLE Gas WORKS fe
private du lnEs eturcbss factories .his esuny Ca.
at or sfes. Manufacturing Depot, No. SO Broadway
ARoHEH N.RETR
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IAdvertisement.l
DUSSELDORF GALIERY-The Dusseldorf Gal

1y open No. 497 Broadway shoala be visited by
stranger In the City. II contains By far the
be, ufo Painting th. country We advise
lover Of the beautiful to pay it a visit.
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Hat "a 'be7 plseei I. charged viii hsvirx coo.
t-sry ,te - Con-e.t which renders pens. 70 do
ovsf ,id ,sSsn-d ie steam gsns- With . to con.
css fror the p.- ger the qusn ny Of m WHICH
the tn,-. earrJsr< The charge denied Mr. RdSway
spps.rsd IL his behsi To Be continued.
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Advertisement |

C,RPFTlNG-Great inducements are offered at
yoS JAyNt's No 364 Broadway opposite Tsyors Saloon
in Carpets Curtain Materials &C. Good Brussels at 81 per
yard, and other goods equally loS
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lAdvertisementI
RRADY'S GALLERY. No. $50 BROADWAY.-

The finest ifesze Photographs in oil
The finest Cabinet sizes in wafer colors,
The finest Miniature sizes, equal 10 Ivory,
The finest and most perfect Ambfotypes,
made in this country exhibited this
the largest Gallery in the United States Thomp son
Saloon.
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lAdvs rtisement-l
rlaOart par;s;sn RRIDAI CARDS and ENyEL-

oyys bspuy engraved and printed the latest style; me
SILVER Door PLATEs hundred different
70 order ConsulA Notary add Society SEALS at .
No. So Broadway corner OF Dusnest
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IAtvertisemeni.f

CHANDELTERs-The attention OF buyers Is 30
I,eited 10 our stock Of Gas FIXTURES the Wsreroos NO.
IS and 81 Jeh1s Our designs entirely new and oens'
And well worthy Of examination BY the trade -
~ MITCHELL, BAILEY Co.. Maaufseturera
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE LiQuoR-DEALERs.--The hqu0r-3eiers Of
Xmas County seiee ed dsg few nights since
them in the ConsiuHa Cow estoH the or
inst
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TGisl...........s2e,646 IS sl4977o o. io9s1S -
The iDcrease ia equal to about IS y cent. These are
remarkable receipts for 22l mi es Of road and on
e1ptIctuIe Of something lees than six millions. To
equal them, their comparative capitals the Eric
and Central should show earnings Of about o. 900.
The earnings Of the year thus far, compared with
previous yeas are as annexed:
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BURGLARIEs.-No. 10 Franklin place was feoni-
ouJ yesterday morning during the temporary absence
Of tie occupants and trunk broken open aud robbed of SO
liz cssh.
A. house in Waren-st nesr Smith-st., was also ca
ted Yesterday Afternoon and robbed Of quantity Of wearing
apparel No detection in either case.
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advertisement
THE GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE

Is grsctd by the fines oecton Of PHOTOGRAPHS
e world II almost needless say thst they the
of RooT, No S6S Broadway Look at them and compare
with Others.
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IAdvertisement-I
BLEEDING AT TIKI

BLEFDTNG AT THE LUNGS.-Many gust ~I l.Sas,
the srwp Of Consumption saved svesy yen T ne noes
Of DR.. WIsIAR's BALsAN OF WILD Cstsxi, Az ,s.hs
In alSyins ard curing severe. pro'rsesed Coughs 'e
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ALLEGED ROBBERY Officer Preston, Third Dis
tct Police yesterday arrested young the slain
Of Eowsrd nostrsud ~ho charges him xth stealing
with 81 in ~ pockets He was commit "a TO answer
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advertisement

w HEN AND WHERE!i
For the best sno cheapest Silk, Merino, or Wooden
UNDEE'GAkMENTs AND HOSIERY,
gotO RAAKk's OLD STAND.
No. l04 Bowery
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FoUsDIISG.-Aa infant abeat four weeks old was
picked or on the 400, 81 Henry Sunday sight II
was given chse OF the supenp Of the Poor Jester
day morning.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

rwDAY, Oct. The Mayor or Recorder not beng
,s DO coud be taken except receiving an referring
80, AID Ely called to It. chair.
m. of the Coroners for the quarter from July to
,.n,er 20 viz Coroner Wilhelm = PSI; Hilton, $50 81
~, ssCS sS Mar ODobnel 4S2 81, received and
1880 some OH or bills also referred
peti,ion was received from the Union India Rub-
n.ny stating that II bad made profit whatever the
asking 10. It's ag eesbly TO late law, be
80 Referred Some other PETITIONS for correction OF tax
'teso;ufions' Supervisor of the Eighth WsId
s resolutions tbs; the Controller report TO the Board the
ants paid for alleged extra services for arranging ana copy
ftbs Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas and TO whom
~ and The smount pai each Ao the number o. Clerks
-. snnoptmens urdr the Clerk Of said Court their re-
rs s,ie. and the duties assigned TO each, and whether
- suties occupy whole time Of such Clerks during the
ID, Office houis. Both ADOPTED.
ns Bosrd then adjourned TO Mondsy next.
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IAdvertisementi
VII ov's D,NpEIION COFFEE-For Dyspepsia

sck He.dA Bilious and Liver Disc $50 and
asIv nended persons Of elieate eonsttltons
S NV M respectable Apoheesres and st the pnepa aPO'
csrner of nth st. and Sdsy.
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Advertisement.

Nh GoLpsmThs Card in this days Herald announcing his
chtop Classes in PESNAssHP, BOOKKEEPING and AkrhME
TIC The opportunity should be embraced by old and young
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ARREST FOR BURGLARY.-Francis .Gillispie,
youth Of 10 yesterday arrested charged with burglary
upon the Office Of Mr.. James Cummings, No As Dq,ue
from which be stole 10 in bank bills portion of the money
found 10 his and he locked by Justice
Welsh to answer the charge.
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BURGLARY Yesterday morning about o'clock
the bouse OF Mr. Robert Msrsbal ia Graham Eastern Di
vision burgsrou.ly entered and in entering his eepns
apartment Mrs N. awakened aud gave alarm The
thief escaped with pair OF plated csndlestcks valued
81.
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fAdvertisement.l
~NkfE
n A T II Al II o n ,

T renowned ana inv au.ble Toilet article still sold
Nv Drses and Fancy Goods Dealers for only % een per
hStls PsopIietor's Depot No. 6S Liberyst
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[Advertisementl

GREAT BARGAINS IN CAKPEiiN"S.-Wo nv
now in store largE stock Of Fall lmpoatns comprising ell
get Tene.try Brussels Threepy and Ingram CPetine FLOOR
oi,ots &c which Offering 81 very low rates foi
Rich Brussels and per yard. SMITH LocSsbhhE' w.
ace Rro.Sx.v pear
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SHor. LIFTIyG "A woman named Bridget Howard
arrested yesterday afternoon by Ocer Gssudett
charge Of stealing of calico h the Villa
Sswad In Grsndst., Eastern District She committed
for examination.
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m,xv.rr., Gas. LIGHT COMPANY. Oct l. ls5a
NTOTICE.-An installment of ONE DOLLAh
II ard TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER SD AhE, or two 20,
ne, cent on the Scrip Stock Is required % be Psa
tbe Office Of the Company 80 hsv on te loth o. oI
Der instant. The Transfer toos VII DC e'o'eD "' ' w.
To the Stn list ny ''''' s. H. HOWARD, Secretary.
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IAdvsrisemsnt1

tAtverisemsntI a., ar
BL.kE's PATENT FIRE PRoOF PayT. NO. iIs
Pe.r-s.-Sss 7n4sr bed Of RxatA
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ircresse..................slis SIS sIS,sn SWISH
The loans are now down to s5 500 900 from the highest
print the specie meantime having fallen off 81 900.
and the deposits 81, 400 600.
The movement for the last nine weeks has been:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-09

Found DROwNED.-Tbe body OF au unknown man,
20 years and dressed in blue shirt pants
Yesterday found In the dock Pier No. 2 NJ R. Coroner
ODonnel held en- inquest On 1t at the Fret Ward Police.
Station. The Jury rendered verdict of death by drowning
Deceased is supposed to have been German.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-09

The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Paid,
s67, 5n "a; received, s223S42 II; balance, s7,o7i,
G45 90; paid for Assay Office ss,7is 81 paid on
DisbursiDg Checks s39,256 %.
The earnings of the Gslena and Chicago Union
Railroad Company for the month Of September we're
az lOliows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-09

SUPPOSED FATAL FALL-4t woman named Rear
don, who resided at the premhes of Ex-Alderman
Mullins, deceased, No. 80 0hery-st., last night fell
from one Of the third STORY windoss to the pave
ment end fractured her skull in terrible manner.
She was taken up by the Fourth Ward Police aud
conveyed to the New-York Hospital where che is not
expected to recover. Mrs. Rearion i, supposed to
have been intoxicated at the time of The accident