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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

advancing foe Col Brook has, fncrcovet sed
in Tic event Of Fiemonts clctNon, thai gallant army
ofSouihuncis, equipped with bdrIe-Emie ana c'o'ycr;
shall march in grim procession to washington, and
,oize upon the Government archives and treasury.
Orr impulsive neghbor of The Enquirer sfraghtway
blows bupe-bIast and raises the war-cry ~ the old
Coyenanters ITO your tents. q Israeli But neither
the defensive capacity Of the Southern States tho
tempting suggestion Of Col. Brooks nor " the windy
suslrations Of forced breath" of The Richmond En-
Quirer. stimulate patriotic people, proud oil tncir
national rcnown gloryng in their national prosperity
reyerencng their national destiny, and sensible OF the
power which that nationality nsres, TO sally forth on
so Quixotic expedition or even to attempt to crush
out the memory OF the past and the hope OF the fuue
by an act which would entail upon their postcrty
btterer destiny than that which befe the children OF
Adam under the weight Of the primeva curse
II il confidently asserted by tho Democracy that
their great strength lies at tho South and accordingly
they claim for Mr.. Buchanan every Southern State.
We do not TO wake them just yet from 80 pleas
ant yet deusivc dream, though we can assure them
il was not an angels whisper which MADE tneir
slumbers JOYOUS with such dings. STILL conceding'
for the sake of the argument that the south Is largely
Democratic we would respectfully ask, how then, Is
it possible for the South to refuse implicit obedience 70
the rule of any President, legally elected,
when we know that it Is cardinal princi'
shall govern r. If that majority is found at the
North during the coming election, will the Leaders
of the South repudate their Democratic principles
and forthwith rise in rebellion Will Col. Brooks
marshal his cohorts for an assault upon the Capitol
Will The Richmond Enquirer sound the charge and
above all will the popular heart of the South respond
Virginia dare not for her Western counties hold those
of the east in check. Maryland rW not for dsloyay
il word not TO be found in her political vocabulary
As border Slave State, Maryland has suffered more
largely from the aggressions Of Abotionsts than any
of her Southern sisters but these grierances serious as
they are, roud be aggravated tcnoid by dissolution
of The Union. The respect which large majority OF
the people of the North have for the compromises
incorporated into the Federal compact restrain them at
this time from counenancing any active interference
secure possession of which is guaranteed by the Fug
tive Slave Law and reafrmed still mere strongly by
the Compromises of 1850 but let the Constitution be
once abreeated and who shall say to what lengths many
Of those men would go, who now consider themselves
bound by the obligations it imposes
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MARRuE ID.

AURRBACH-HARDIG-At Mansroneck, on Wedsssd.ys
ian Aaerbaeh 70 Hannah Hsrds, both Of Germany.
BROOKs-WALPOLE-At Port Douglas, n ~ on Thnrs
dsy SEPT by Friends ceremony, Midas Brooks Of Now
burg Ohio to Sarah J. walpole Of the former place.
TMANUEL-JACOBs--On "Wednesday, Sept TO- BY the ksvs
J j. LYON Mr. Simeon Emanuel II Petersburg W.. -
Louisa daughter Of the late Angel Jacobs Of this city
FFLLMER-MILLER-AtC Cornwall, on Wednesday,, sepe ~
by the Daniel Crane Edward Felmer OF Jersey CttY
10 Mise Sarah Miller Of the former place.
HARRIs-TAYLOR-On Wednesday morning sep is =
the Reformed Dutch Church. Bergen, j. By the Rev
a9h.5 p,eh Church cod Spring n IT, TO sosssas
Romsyn. daughter Of the Rev. Dr. Taylor.
MARCHANT- GREGORY-In Brooklyn, on ThIfsd.y. Ssls.
H. By the Rev Mr.. Briggs MI William v MaIcnsnt 20 49,
MARY c. GREGORY of Norwslk, Conn. 49,
MORRIs-OWRNs-On Wednesday, Sept. 10, ~ the ~
M Quinn Of ST. Peter. CHURCH. Barely .rs Ss.ssr q i
late Patrick Owens Of this city. v.->
ROsswILKINs-On Tuesday Sept sy ne w MI Ill q
Mcsygis sin MI James Ross to Mrs Ellen "hA'A' :"
this city. Wv .r Mord.v
e., Nv tie Rev Edward Insersou' mr. Cns''e' i'""
bridge 70 Miss Sarah T.. Budlons g.. 4, A.,
s1,s v.nses. to Ma: E.tses
Rev. Geor &c Tsylor MI he"'' -
v.M sicIEN-LAY-At weser,eo. Albany County, 8 n
on MoSd.y III Matthew v.n sscen Of Ecw-Yo,h e NJ.
s. o. Lay daughter Of w. Lay H. D. Of the f'rnr
vppzouEz-rRAcY-on weane,day Sept 10 .. the r.
Us.. TeS Of y s. s,I 20
waGNER-vOORHIEs-AtN New Brunswick, n. j. By 10
Of The Reformed Protestant Dutch Church Of Silver Cseek.
hiss, esq, OF the former place.
p.t;,i: NJ rn Me- Mo-
S.S B. Woithnsicn to sas.nn Tovnsr. ali Of Bss.v.
wILLIAMs-JOHNsON-AtU tes, Wedns; svH, -
by the R~v Dr. Proa ChaIles p. Williams o. wnns 49,
Onida County to Fanny T., daughter A. D. '''''''
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Advertisement.
A PLAIN STATEMENT OF FACTS
Nos. Is AND q CEDAR STREET,
NEw-YoRK, Sept. 8, 1856. !

Nos. 2J y CEDAR srREEr,(
NEw-YoRK, Sept. Q, 1856. :
have lust read an attack by Dr. d. NJ Reese in his
monthly publication, upon Dr. ROBERT HUNTER of this city
the uncourteous and by the most
pary bubble nure Dr. Hunter through me- although Dr.
Reese knows that attribute Dr. Hunters treatment Of
case by inhalation and other the saving of my life
and the good health have enjoyed for than
two years.
was formerly of the firm Of Hall Clayton Co.. ofthe
Commercial Advertiser Job Printing Office Ny brother j. g.
CLAYTON was also ard is yet of the rm beside being
the Editors of The Commercial Advertiser All which
facts DR.. Reese knows well. .---
although had he done 50 At any time within two years. that II
should ass shssay
alluded however the columns OF The Commercial Adve
eScrsv in The Daily Express Of june It, in vndaton
attack made BY Dr. Reese lat least was the
S"s .pS s Dr. Hunter cayc
n s 1 20 s H. at la nd
Now shoUsh Dr. Reese .neT hI pD ws 9e OF ds nT%
dorts the sentence making apply my brother and on
that pubble s.ss Dr. Hunters the sros.est manner
all" And yet Dr. Reese knew had been his patient
until found benefit resulting from his ea,men and
tina, when hope had pretty well ett me- LIE " Hunter
In the latter part with peurisy called
By Dr. who me and aS S 20 benefit sh
returned Ne-YoIk still continued sinking losing flesh and
s
% I And so Ii had
the practice pursued that all hope Of living and
all medicines sold interest in the
and looked my death from which thought earthly means
could then
my condition when told Of the success of Dr.
Robert Hunter advised consult him without delay
did So He me-tod my serious one
saye me do his best and
under active BY inhalation This was In FEB
ruary 1851 satisfied that the medicines In
hailed acting avorsby and directly disease The
wort syn ptoms diminished Ny increased My i'm
steadily and pes:eye1ed for months III.
May following able office duties and from that
tine this have been Ill single daysm less liable to
colds than formerly and in better health and weigh more
done for Are these NOT Jde LOT whcn
TO be Dr. Hunters kindness aud attention
TO NE during that trying time never be forgotten
Now ali these DR.. Reese knows well do repeat
H. For have with him than on the sub
ec aud swsys seemed annoy him How then can he
lahore INV this his last attempt to nlure Dr. Hunter!
Nv well but only thus brought before the pub
lie pei attack the versciy and reputation
Of Of the highest deeply
sret The but hsppy to have il in power to give
this statement Of facts without further comment:
1850 JAS. ii. CLAYTON.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
LAUNCH.

The great ship Ocean Monarch will be launched
from the shp-yard Of VIM. II. Webb at 10 O'Clock
next Monday morning She registers between 2, 200
and 300 tuns Since the staging has been torn away,
an excellent opportunity is afforded for inspection.
SALE OF THE SLAYER BRAMAS.
The brig Braman, recently condemned as SLAYER,
was sold at public auction at the Navy Yard on Thurs
day. The vessel brought $780, the cargo 81 1916,
and the chronometer $l55. The Braman originally
cost 81 200. She purchased by shipping mer-
chant of this city, and will be put in the regular trade
between New-York and the African coast.
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ArrrAY Between PARTsERs-OsE SrABBED.-A
Quarrel originating in poltica! dispute, took place on
Thursday evening between Conrad Filter and Hubert
Theobald, partners in the photographic printing bust
ncss at No. 2l6 William street, during which Filter
became so ensged that he stabbed his partner in the
cheek with case knife. The wound bed very freely.
and il was feared, would death from hemor.
rbspe. Theobald taken to the Hospital, and Fit
yer WAS arrested and held for examination.
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Nyw.YoRx HosPrAL.-Weekly Report to Sept u,
J. DARRACH. Superintendent.

ACCIDENTALLY AND FATALLY SHoT.-Coroner Perry
held an inquest Thursday At the Nineteenth Ward Police
on upon body of John Ritter German IS age,
E ~ accidentally and fatally shot Wednesday Ruperts
shooting Gallery in street near First avenue The
"a bc anne day took his bride company Of German
dragons Of which he member drill While praetcins
a, srget exercise the ming. John Schsf
Of the company. accidentally discharged his pistol the
bali from which hit deceased in the temple and he fell dead
,Ie aosr The CoroueIs Jury after fully the
ncb, occurrence rendered verdict Of accidental DEATH and
eIou,r.ted the Lieutenant from blame.
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Tx LATE SHOOTING ASyRAr IN rHr PInsr WARD.
Sergeant Smith of the Lover Police Court, succeeded
Yesterday in arresting VIM. Harry and Nike Carroll.
charged with being pan Of the gang which commit
ted a murderouus assault, last Tuesday night upon
Joseph Petty and others, during which Petty was shot
in the ann and hand. The prisoners taken before
Justice Osborne and held to bail in 81 900 each
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SUPREME COURT-SpEcIAL TsRN-Befors Judge CLsaxoI
CENTRAL PARK-NoRrGA0K.

Shepard, Trustee, AT. Tie Ms!0i, oV, VI WV, iut
This was an action in which il sought to fore>
close upon premises situated In the Central fe1
despite the taking by the city under the ct Of is
The purposes public The Of the city 49,
up the TACT Of the premises having been taken andes The -
by th. and OF the awarding Of DAMAGE 70 u
plaintiff the extent Of for his interest In the land
Mr. Melville for the plaintiff moved for jadsmen: upso
the a frivolous.
MI Wcoxson the Corporation insisted that fer ffsso
being frivolous the presented legal point OF come ~
porsnce aud difficulty and DAT the motion clearly No.
conceived and improper.
The Court denied the motion without costs.
Mr. Melville for the plaintiff then asked pare Tor pes
sons judgment against sutton the obso who had NOT ~
pesrsd the setion and conended the cry being Liable
In the first instance the Court should Judgment against NJ
with provision tor execution asans, Sutton for deficiency -
collected from the city
On the last motion the Court reserved lite decision.
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CITY ITEMS.

WoRKISGMES's CENTRAL REPUBLICAN UNION
This Association composed of mechanics and working
men, is doing good service in the Republican cause
The meetings are numerously attended, and able
speakers address them. Last night the weekly meet
ing took place at No. l63 Bowery Capital addresses
were made by Messrs. X. NJ Poer and j. X. Engles,
and the most lively enthusiasm prevailed.
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[Advertisement;l

J. GURNEY would respectfully announce to his
friend, and patrons that he continues his PHoroGRPHc and
DAGvEKREoTYPE his old Gallery No $40 Bosdwa
corner and that he has removed any
bis establishment part Of the city nor does be intend
doing He has however, made important Aterson s
improvements In the PHoToGRAPHc DEPARTMENT, ana IL
enabled with the advantage superior artists 10
finer pictures than have heretofore been made IN
j. GuKSEY, No. $40 Broadway, cor LeonNdSI
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Advertisement.
Mr.. C. D. FREpRlCKs, late Quincy & Fred.

reis would respectfully announce to his tormer patrons T
friends that he has the PHoT RAPHIc
Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel and
ell the Partisan hh he introduced to this country sun
with him. Pictures taken in style DAGoEks
oTyPEs, PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBRoTYPEs, nc Inc rooms arc
open free for the reception Of visitors at al hours
G. d. FREDRcKs, $780,
No SIS Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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COMMON PLEAS-sPEcIAL TERx-SEPr. a-Bsiors Judoo
DAILY
Railway agt. Graham ct al-Motion denied with -


MARINE COURT-SEPr. i2-Before Judge McCAnrHy..
INTERESTING TO CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE CITY CHARTER AND ORDINANCES.
Donnsll vs. The Mayor, &c. Of New.fork $50
These were FIVE different actions which were all ted
oeeh. by consent Of Counsel brought BY MI Donnell a. 40
stance of lillian H. Rose Co.. TO recover about w soe
the value carpets furniture furnished TO various CsrPe
on Offices Hous upon the written direction OF u
Con missioner Of Repairs and Supplies. go -, q.
Mr. A. willard for the plaintiff, called MI kose ths ~
gnor the bills and showed the furnishing OF the eoods aaS
ndering of the services question and their value
his xamna alton by the Assistant Corporation
sci the witness testified the whole Of the goods and ses
had been furnished during month of June last upon nine ee
ten different orders of the Commissioner OF hepn0
aud Suppes Each order for under ~ pu tnsy
we're IN given In the about monhs time, and wore
ali for the description of goods -, u
Mr. Wcoxson the Corporation upon the testimony ~
this witness moved for non-suit. :, - .,
tn, Controller was attendance 20 give bis testimony -
after an elaborate argument Judge Mccarthy said:
am prepared pass upon this motion at once The uescS
bch frequently engaged attention For the pes
eighteen wears In my with the City Government
inclined strict construction OF thc law.
In this the evidence disclosed there has ocoe
pn and papabe violation OF the Charter and the
Of the city in the procuring these supplies am NOS mere
Of ethics to consider the nsrdsnP
but the law and the law IN It's iui letter -
spirit there decide that these supplies havins been pre-.
cured In violation OF the law recovery Tor tnem 90
BE- bad against the Corporation 80, r.. -. Ill ,h.,..
udsm.t of nonsut In each Of the i've cases VIII tnct0
fore be entered. A. j. Willard for plaintiff; NJ " b. "ueoA'
son, for defendants.
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BROOK YN ITEMS.

The Republican Club of the Tenth Ward met on
Thursday evening at their headquarters, No. go At
lan,ic street. Thomas H. Rodnan, ESQ.,, addressed
tie meeting with great effect. Other good speeches
were made by members of the Club The Glee Club
sung their best, and altogether ii was such good
time" as the returns from Maine would naturally
inspire.
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Aeoused b. shown hve scted with regard 10 IN. ys
IL Brsu vessel Of 100 burhcn seized = onr
rsstts will rututr IN June last. and sold BY
r,rt,s the Navy Yard yesterday for Sc 40 The
ate. 10 on Brsman named William Peat
was sd in July charge Of having voluntarily served .
TO surer the persy Of the w, two inPst
ard we esrccr~ed In The Eldrdse street ~ -
e-,sIsa IN e,s than fortnight. and /. still =, large.
me ne q and JCseliussen conducted roe pros~cutoo
hI MI E,,'u Bensdct sppesred for the defendant who
cst,. Jaan Fa sns 'SS,s nan y ye.. Of .c
nea IS 70 u: seizure and the ehssess 80
dstsi in columns time ths rs.i 80 h,onsh, 49,
Capt Deisno d the brsn.n Who tarn.s s,.,a's sv,d.s~
d New BEDFORD s.. The sl ns p5o.e.s,on re
Coast Of Afres touching .; Gardners Bsv -. I..h ~
20 be brought 20 her BY small schooner from bs 49, -
Tlsn for the yoysse was to procure cargo Of save. ~
cary them 10 Cuhs, and then either on bo.,S 49,
o.s.es for New.Yotk or 10 bgrp her She csfso =
wsferessks and oil-sbooks. VIZ
.p.m.Ier nsmed Frnsa b, whom he was nsaSuea ~
Cunbs who offered him 5000 the VOYAGE wh,cA be ~
the.e parties after al three vent =
board the and looking msps n she w MN
lowed down De Castro told the Captain ,hst =
had spare he would give Il him buy four little ukes
with When the Only Son. with . 81 ashinsto.,a
crew stopped the Branan De Castro told the Captain ths, -
had thrown the papers overheard Among them were
couple Of ,tters Of instruction ~ 20 the voyage.
Capt Desno quite s length bat h tss
non chief seriously sfeced and the previous
before the Commissioner which substantially -
,stb. present was reported length IN Tns T.,suss
the condition Of the vessel he. when they vsae
o. board.
NJ Benedict then called Mr. Da Costa who Of No
.rstrv on a similar charge. The Court nnmaed thss .
night notwithstanding this fact testify IN behalf Of one wto
posing 70 argue the point definite dccssea
I'LL Monday morning ct ii O'clock to which hour tos -
stands adpourned.
IL is und,rood that Mr. Ds Cunhs another Of the seeussd
10 to be called after Mr.. pa Costa
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ADVERTISEMENT

Strangers al the hotels are invited To visit BRA-
oY artrxY snd cxz,rine the unrvaed collection Of P,o
rossArHIc .fecmeas On exhibition ,.--
No. So Broadway. over Thompson's saloon
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IAdHertisernent.l

Merchants, Clerks, and others may now avail
of the professional services of Mr. FOWLER,
Phrenoog No. Broadway, who gives Charts with full
written descriptions Of character when desired
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THE TURF.

UNION CouRsE, l.. I-TRoTTING.-Fridoy, Sep,
II, lS56.-Match 81 600. Mile heats, best in s. in
harness.
H. Woodruff b. Rose of Washngton-received forfeit.
d. Pifer b. 8. Chicago Jack-psd forfeit.
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NELJERSEY I7E.KG.

BoDY FoUSD.-Thursday the body of a man, which
much decomposed picked at the foot OF Wayne street
He apparently forty Of white
shirt pair Of brown pants and alpaca In his pocket
was nothing but broken nshtkey Recorder Bedford caused
tie body to be inferred.
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DIED..

AnAMa n nj. ci,v ou TLursdsy Sept. II, Moi 5fs" ~
Sr.:' John Henry Adams. in the ss,h year q =. e.
BRUCE-On "wednesday Sept 10 Geese $500 ~ is An
Tn. r.stives and friends Of the family ;sss = :. q
tson invited to ssterd the r Snsa1h HoSSSsn.
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Advertisement

BrIIs-BIIIs.-MRNE celebrated BELL!
of al descriptions for SALE at Factory Prices, by
FAIRBANKs L Co., Agents, No 1879 Broadway
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IND Two LIVES LosT.-Yesterday,

Boar CAPsIzEp AND Two LIVES LosT.-Yesterday,
shout noon the 8 Steamship Wabash was coming up to
her the Navy Yard for the of taking in
stores men named Carpenter and Sickles drowned
the capszpg boat The boat contained eight men, who
", re being lowered the time Of the accident All were
thrown the and six rescued by the Pecksp
ferry loaf Niagara which went the aid Of the boats crew.
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This assessment shows decrease in the valuation fixed last
vesr of lis in Jersey City and of $40 in North
Bersen making total of 75s025 There Is an increase OF
80 97 1852 0f6 in Hudson, 1884 40 In Der
gen snd $2sl5 in Harrison, making total OF siS1ss ~
The In the county is therefore Sl79gS 3d.
The tax in Hoboken is limited TO mills per dollsr by the
Charter which valuation Of property neces
saw Ia order TO of while In
Jersey City Charter allows mills tax the dollar Owing
10 the excessive valuation of property in Hoboken that city
paws her fair proportion Of the county tax The ap
portonn of for 1885, is as follows:
J,r,,y S9O67 25I North Bergen. 1901 As
Uobok ......... 1913 IS Harrison. OF 10
Reyg,n .... 29n 8ll Total County Tax. So 900 05
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Parade Of Fire Department. of the E.tern Dstric, OF
Brooklyn will take place Monday The line will be
formed on Bedford avenue O'Clock and after march
re through several streets the Department will be reviewed by
The Mayor and Council the Of Fourth and
Soufh Second streets
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sURROGATE's cot RT-sept. l2-Before A. W. BRADFORD
LAW OF poMICILE- DESTINATION OF PERsoSALIf-


Tn the matter Of the estate Of Robertson dsceass
Tpr SuRRoGATE-The ntestate died at the Marine
Hospital Staten Island Al the time OF her scsness sne ~
tvs are brothers Of the whole blood and Two ootass
ma two sisters the half blood The question - In whse
distribution Of her estate 70 oe maze NO 's ~
law the douicilc at the time OF the DEATH Ihs an
y.rsa rule this day though countries there has bees
The native Of Scotland and her domicie %
Kirkse Perfhsbre She died while IN vd1sssS
to and therefore had not gained new domce
be acquired only by residence with the ntsnto
of remaining Of abode Intention alone noe
domce BE- established only anf~o yesfo -
and the intention tPothier Court dOsanss
o. In the instance there the intenr
ton without ne the party not having yet reached her pro-
p.ed home but diving journey Though the death
intention establish domce mere IL wen
settled principle that for the Of succession every per
osn not lost until one Ia acquired gnde, the CIR.
therefore have doubt that the distribution q
this estate regulated by the law OF Scotland the nes
s which had not been changed BY the mere ntsn
lion 10 remove her decease her journey
Scotland succession 10 confined 70 agra" OF
side TO the exclusion OF eognan reisfyes on Ne
sore NAV BE- Of the full blood, brothers and sistsrs
ge,mdn and some Of the half blood % brothers soa
sisters eonsonguinei. 70 well settled IN contrsrr
distin TO the English that coeras kindred
the exclude those Of the half blood IN the same Inc %
succe sson (Bankton, 3, tit IT, u; Erskine IT.
2 Bels Principles e72 Robertson on sueeeson Ss 10
there right Of representation aons descendans e
coaersls Erskne u supral In reckoning the degrees q
kindred the mother Of the deceased Away. sne
in nrefer,nce father II not material then TO inquire
whether in the present the nestate left father or
or children Of brother sister The orotnef OF -
datve have been appointed In soousnd ana tee
here merely sDcsy the decree VIII declare -
Of the whole blood entitled to the ana
payment TO the Scotch executors os'ivs ioI osos
a douicile.
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COMPLAINT DIsMIssED-The complaint against
Michael Oats officer Of the Third District Police who
charged with maresnE in Hamilton svenue some
dpys since investigated by Mayor Hall dismissed The
officer had acted within the line his duty was proven
BY eleven witnesses.
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fAdvertiseme

ou;,rd hx n.,r. ,ba ~ or THOUSAND FLowEEs viii
Tan Pmpes and Freckes from the skin 10 s,
son and ro.rate hue Wet towel pour two OF tnies
drops ana wash the face nigh. morning None genuine
unless signed FETRIDGE L Co.. Proprietors.
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TAdyer,isement
tn Nrpvors SrpppprRs-A retired Clergy man.

10 NERVOUS SUFFERERS.-A retiico ~. so.s.,,o,.
restored health In days ser many YEAR sure VIII
send tfree) the prescription used Direct 70 'H' NV
N. DAGxALL, No. 50 Fultonst, Brooklyn, W. l.