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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.........


Steamship-Ilinois, Boges, Aspnwsll, " o. Roberts.
shipsA Gilbert, Payne Marsrles Boyd Hinosen LIB
anon. Hamilton New Orleans, Stanton x Ih0mpsohi fnncs'
ton, Bell, Liverpool, W. r. Frost.
BMhs-Mystc. Boteford, Mobile, Layton Hurlbut Cubs
Lesyit Ssal Patruo Fchevere Jssper Bennett Lhaes-
ton, Durham Dmon; Venus Atkinson Curacao; boonei
Graves Co. Caroline (Brem Stricken Bremen, PaSensiafs
& Schumacher.
BngsEureka, Dale, Phis Master; Augusta, Stone ga
vsnnah, sturges, Chairman Co Northern Light Esdae ST.
Johns. j. 5. Whitney Co.. Echo Conklin Philadelphia, e.
H. Person.
Schooners-La Grange Mayo Pembroke Me C. T. P@ters
Trident Snow, Elzsb.tipOrt O. L. Hatch Co, f. bef,
Robinson Middeb,ry Va, Van Brunt ssabt; Myroy'T,
Jackson, SsvaDna, McCreAdy Mott Co Eclipse Jones,
Charleston, Scranton Tllman w Fsulsn, Boston Day
sprsgue Alexandria Yeaton. Boston l.. Kenny; Al
cyone, Viret St Pierre A. {. Rossiere; NJ Sewa Loud.
Bangor Pl-buIy Sandord f. r. SegGr Wilbur MAtasods,
McC ready Mott Col Csstree Fountin Phadephia yaa
Bmnt S!ashi.
PIopeler-Piedmont Post, Baltimore II. b. Cromwell.
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Pa-senRers Sailed

In .edmship dJ0bia fr0s. Lireypool-F Gun
nnsan wiis and child, Judge F. P sprague, Mrs John
Marsh and child. Mr. Mason and two friends Geo Brown,
l.. A. Bgelow j. Croker and wife James Fullerton aud
wife Geo Fullerton and Geo Roberts Of Boston; Ms. NJ
Ruslworih titchburq Mr. Lowden Mr. and Mrs Sileck
Mis- Slleck. T. schmidt Robert Benney, Isaac SegmAn
r. f. Jones Mr. Ripley J. ID. Mexican, J. French D. sands
r. Parton OF NewYork; NJ. Abenhem OF st. Louis; ~ b.
Ohio p Morse OF Wisconsin; w Glenn of Indiana
j. Corswe Of California; A. Werner A. Werner Of Canada
r. H. Peuyn ChAs Large James Cooper and VIM MAITLAND
gland Richard and John Young Of London; John
Nebourne Mr. Hanson Of Chill; q D. Taylor Of Cuba A.
Werner of Canada }. ID NauDer OF Gassow-Si. For Hd
f1r-Ns Munden Of Boston, J. j. Farrs Of Virginia. G.
NcDorsd NJ O. Back A. Pllsbury, 5. Tobn, p w George
nd wife W L. solomon, wife and infant :" Grove, T. Add
ION OF Halifax r. McLsuren Capt Eston If British Army
Mr. Brown j. Eckersey Mrs. Miss Eckersley John Pea
nugon wife and brother Miss and Master Pennington Rev.
j. Stewart of Canada g. Total H.
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kRlE -.

BOT EFR-DRAKE-Ia Girenviiie. Wednesday, Oct. p,
in t1t " r. Ctmch, b. the Rev " ism C. Nelson George
A. BcukeI Of Con nump", TO Elizabeth j. Drake OF Green
CUMPTON-DTRBRON-At Pllinfell " j.. on Thur.isy,
Nov ,, t- Re-. Jan Brown Of Scotch Plains, hslsted
Con pton To- Emma daughter of Joseph Durbiow esq.
sre,t Chnh by Re Rev. =. l. James Zeotgs Day,
jr # s. Ions, Mo-, TO Miss Emma e. eldest daughter OF
ha,lsI .l Brsss. esq.
HALF-FLtTCHER--At Chsrlestown. Mass, OF Sunday,
Nv 3 b. 'Lc Rev George Ellis Mr James VI Hale, OF
the IN = Chaplain, Lord Hale Of Boston, TO Miss Fanny
A.. daughter o J. V. Fletcher .sq.
McCLt IS;I-ANDERSON-On Tuesday evening Nov. 4, BY
the Rev Or John Thomson of the Grand Presby terrain
Church Mr. James McCleh of this city to Mis. Helen,
youngest daughter Of James Anderson Of Foar Scotland
s. BY The Rev Dr. Cocker Of St johns Church Provid.nos
Nathaniel Boodgood.
PACKARD-BANCKFR-,In this city, wednesday Nov
s. by the Rev h. Magoon, sir mitchell N Packard OF this
city to Miss Anna +. BanckeT of Albany.
PFLTON-RYNUS-On Wednesday Nov. s. al II m, By the
R,v. MI Beach the Methodist Ep'coRs church in Esh
iecurh stree Nj Richard Pelton to Margaret CaihaFine
RyIus, both Of this city.
PRlCE-MARTIN-0n Thursday Oct lS, BY the Rev; John
Wood Mr. William P Pri.s Editor of The soubsn Enter;
pm Martin. esq, Of Dahnnega Ga.
ednesdsy Nov. 5, at the Reformed
Dutch Church University p.ce y TIE heV VI luton,
Vale, tiyille, Conn.
RUTHvAY-NEWCOMB-O Wednesday. Nov. s. by the
Rev Frederick O. Clark James A. Ruthyen TO Jenny Amal-
da, daughter of the Hon. U. Newcomb.
SHEPARD - COAN - On Sunday, Nov. , in New Haven,
Conn by the Rev. G. Fander Chas. Shepard. D., OF
this city to Mrs Mary Elizabeth Coan of Dexter Me
Wdnss.day Nov S At the BsdoTs
Smith 70 Miss Mary Ann Ktnyou, all of this city.
TUCKFR-LYVIN GSTON-Jacob Tucker 20 Sarah NJ Lyv'
iugston, both from AC on.
WILKINsON-sTEWART-On Thursday, Nov 6, BY the
Rev Charles 5. HagemAn OF Poughkeepe MI Charles 5
wilkinson Of Columbus Ohio to Miss Eliza stewart OF the
"a nj
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IAdvcrtisemtntl
A CARD TO DRUGGISTS.

A person called RICE whom discharged honi
poymeut four months since las been putting up spun
article Of rHE BALM coo FLOWERS" We put in
Junction on him. He then obtained affidavit from one
Fountsue who the common among all
peItumes the Judge not knowing the contrary dissolved
The injunction. We immediately carried the the
United States Court where permanent injunction will
granted This is 20 caution all Druggists from buying this
spurious article only Of its spurious but
is be Illegal to vcnd any counterfeit article withou, setting
forth the 10 The buyer. The genuine article will all
es.es bear the sisnatuIc Of FETKIDGE Co.
W. p FErRIDGE \ Co., Publishes
FrAIkln-squAre, New. York.
B-Consumers will be careful in buying the genuine srti
ce Druggists may keep the oouuerfc, (aihoush
class they honorable and own down imposors) BE-
1ar.r tLr1 buy IL cheap.
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uopE POLITICAL RUFF1AMSA DEVEL
OPED.

y.e;o,isu, uos ranrant in mos. Of the Wards on
TIL, oay notwithstanding several % the police
renor-,d 10 their superior officer that all was
.,.t IN taeir districts. Evidently they intended to
preyeut the real fa,ts from being made pabhc.
The Seventh Ward was the scene o. several ruff
fanly coufcs, tic facts Of which being gradually
developed.
difficulty having occurred in front 81 the FGltou
Hotei. No. IA East Broadway, If which Nj. John
Aurphy IS the PROTECTOR the rowdies engaged in the
selee nisl ed into lie house and there malciou'y
broke and destroyed dc ancs lumber l,oking-g!as'
and other furniture 60 the amount of 800 and upward
The rioters were hAa,ly elected, and while on the
sidewalk John Matthews, said % be 4 Brother TO me
notorious Pat Matthew drew pistol and DISCHARGED
two OF n, tlrcl. az NJ. M1rphy, no doubt with n-
tent to take Iii, ~, Fortunately, however A' ue-
sgns were frustrated and me intended vs'tim escaped
pnnjured.
About e same time, NJ eury IIyde, an Oh butcher
md reputable citizen, 20 years Of age residing AZ w.
81 RlyEgton street. was assaulted near the hui' IL
Hotel by some parties unknown but ny many sup
posed 10 be tie Matthews crowd MI h!ue was
Knocked down stamped upon, and kcHed IL 'He iio7'
e,.ardv and brutal manner without cause or provo
cation He was conveyedto hrs residence where ne
bss, it is feared on his death bed.
Coroner Connery was called to take the deposition Of
,e victim while he is vet able to relate the facts
Touching the murderous affair.
Matthew'S has been arrested. and is now in prison,
.Jus,ic. Brennan refusing TO libcrate him on bail
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Markets. ReporteG By Telegraph.

Oswrco, Nov 6, ~. m.FLouss in speculative demand
with "a Of bb <60 ~ % for Mchgan aud srass
state WHEAT is easier sales OF l50W bush Chicsso Spring
afoat az p. CANAL FREIGHTs TO New fork-four >|c
heat l9c Corn Ice LAKE NPoRrs-bD bnls Fl"Hr, ane
80 bush Wheat. CANAL EXPoRrs37T7 bbs Flour $3.50
bush Wheat 400 bush Corn, and $3.50 bush Barley.
BUFFALO, Nov. 81 p n-FLoUR dull only interior trade
demald Gales eco bbs al S6 3d 20 % for choice 10 efua
shio ana Michigan. WHEAT steady; sales Mo bi'h At
~ i2!a+l 10 .or Chicago Spnne and 81 ~ for white
Canadian CuRN hrmer sales 600 bush AZ BE OATS steady
ssl,s IS bush. at WHISKY 1850 CANAL FRhSHI
10 New York Flour 7jc and Whesf Bic. RECEIPTS nihe
hours ND 10 noon - sv 500 bbs Flour 1905 bush Whea
CANAL ExPoRTs eO9 bbs FLOUR 1882 bush wheat lbt
bnsL Com 8 bush The ~ ind Is changing TO the
south with pleasant weather.
NV ORIT,Ns Nov 5.-Ths sales of CorroN today have
b.,n 10 bales quoabc change in prices Prime
Src,R Ole new fair glc. FLOUR, ~ Mixed Corn, To-.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Ladies Of the Catholic Churches in this city
will hold Fair at the Crystal Palace opening Mon
day next, for the benefit Of st. Vncents Hospital in
Eleventh street under the direction Of the Sisters
of Charity. 1t is but just to state that this
Hospital is open to all needing its benefits, with
out question as to creed or country, and
that the Sisters of Charity derive no emolument or
advantage therefron opportunity to aid the needy
and comfort the suffering We trust, therefore, that
the appeal made in this case to the charity Of our city
will be nobly responded to- whether in the way of
tibutions toward fitting up the Fair, in that of at
tendance after it shall have been opened. Few ap
peal, to generosity are better founded than this.
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oylu,s. came 10 me and said hey rresarr ~ 10 bar
n.r ] cid NJ ORourke dor .u-a q Iyt~
banner NJ; II il nv impression did O Rou'se w. %
my CONNER and so' N 9a shed 90 w." ,r,-e nu-.
sf,.r or olo % f-. 90 when be nsdc ute fthc
agre4 n ny s a', .. ~ % ., sng H., room Ooc a.
sre...d his remark 20 no dcnd.i 'ae ~. ,ys
&C. u. rsd~ the q" l-rs icri no. a. a. u 'n' 49,
wer~ drr iue toe at the Tine 40 49,. -" .,
-, Va sana OF 30 4 for the not aief the mr. SUI
"a. cam mne .siely. O'Ioo. va. h re t'.,' ~ A'
time rst stone was thToSL ~ a. aaT' ON NH,
Ctv apd or or two others sho -' beiua ne counter
esnuo, " :: 'oak~y did "' ',- &c '.u ~ ~ "a I's
the D.r.4 90 fv. sax John Ca-aitn -nlHng ne
Carrss ter IT,, wei. out thins OdirT 0Kolrkr sal.i
have esed any ou" o." 80" y "a O'-' v 'Ae =
~ ,;t 70 AS i oa h. odo 'he.'o3p rd 5
ou, 20 hiH-giye hii D.! ne Wa, si'!nns - me
saw John Mastcrson early Ia the evening cannot INJECT
hn VA" ine t ,l o. ui.i me no. Of NV own p,
oral lnow ledge Peer M1.eT-on in the crowd IT, the
tr did not him 80 ANYTHING oonne,. Pltrck
rrGge wa. IL the tar-roou ret: caru y b. did
- yibg: dd Rob,I. Slea, William Patrick
C1rey anything cannot connect the Others Of own
The Counsel here rested the examination. and re
marked hat ~ OTooic wa. the only one " boo bad been d.c.
connected with the rot h. hoped the Recorder ~ol LO' de-
OTooe was then held to bail in the sum Of 81 600,
Policeman Jeremiah lIeay of the First Ward was
held 10 ai charges 90 and +5plor another.
Policeman hun Of Ae same ward wa 40 acd 10 bail Oh
two c!mges-a 900 aud $500 another Andrew
BALDWIN being -nTety for both men.
Peter Duffy was held To bail in the of 81 900.
Henry Rice vas ane sled and held to bail in the sun
Of + Ogi Messrs. McKneh' and WaTd.
Aldcu an Wilson elect, whose arrest ne noticed yes-
teTday held TO bail in the Of 1900 Wn. White be-
Jalrcs Symms # No 50 Washington stree, appeared
made further sfdays against Joseph Petty. for
warrant out. The CouT. adjourned til Saturday
norniig a. 10 O'Clock.
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SEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION

COFFEEIhe stock has not increased materially but there
al ellie which exhibits sga decline price. The
Is about 81 go bags
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western Canal Flour
under the steamers and liberal arrivals Toe lower; al
the ststemeI the demand is active for export The
home and Eastern inquiry good for medium and better
grades The sales 10 o bb i6 1Od s6 IS for common
To good State 80 5a 30 IS for State 80 5 20 % for
extra OLo N 5d 30 for fair 10 very choice Ohio
81 . 81 81 for Geneee, and 66O9t9 for ST. Louis
brsnds-he extreme price for Upper Ten" Canadian Flour
lower the supply light sales If 30 bbs At 81 81 IS for
.upeEe and 30 Od 81 10 for extra brands Southern Flour
lower and unsettled the supply h fair Host the sale.
ldO bb al ~ lOd 81 IS for mixed good superne Ba
&C. and 81 d 50 90 for fancy and extra brands Rye
Flour is lower sales Of ID bbs At . 2jQt5 o. Corn
Meal u steady sales Of 100 bb.s- Jersey rs 50.
FISH-Tks market for all kinds remains quiet Large size
ST. Grorses Dry Cod and wanted at IS 7iGft
ORAIS-The supply Of Wheat 10 liberal AID the masket u
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IIRES.


FIRE II THE SEVENTH AVENUE.
Yesterday morning about O'Clock fire was dis
covered in The grocery store of Edmund Lyons, No.
40 seventh avenue, corner Of Thrty-sixh street.
Loss about 800 The stock and fixtures are insured
for $500 in the Pacific Insurance Company. The
building il owned by Thomas Butler, and is insured
for $1,000 in the Merchants Insurance Company.
Damage about $40.
FIRE IN THIRD AyESrE.
About 81 o'clock Wednesday night fire broke out
in the machine shop Of Messrs. Carman & Scott, cor
ner Of Third avenue and Eghty-seventh street
Damage about $780, No insurance.
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm of fire in the Second District last night
was caused by the burning out of sooty chimney in
Thirty-third street. near The Seventh avenue.
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foy
rs a,Anh R.d 4. % ,o eerr...-e and s. fr r. .
-. r,l,r,. ion - ,rr. rbi.r iuos = 81 II .o
- ~ ...,r +. = -. 10 .l b,.h Mlx,.e. f.,b :,
FL a.. al ga b,.b 80. f,,..i,r A sIf;g - -
- - - -n,s. ,,ht.e +, 81, = ~ !.
w -. ~ e.. - .,-,. .. = g.g - q a.
o.. - 49,, .. aoo t..h q, ID. p. :
e"tI A" ~. ,,,..y h.. n h.. t.og,c, .. N A..
i't 'Sht'i."' -. p. ID . - &c 60 '
bush fIlnr p" y la, = Il ...-- ~ '-l
"Si'''a' o.. ..,4 D.. ..,, H., 49,. ..,,.. 80
)" 80, Ia :, 7cg-tIr ~ "a ..,.ru tul..l -.
80 =, .'.--.,l
t,NNX RAGS r. Rost.n SLIPPING Tis' rernark. "T1ee
- - :, ,,rrry Bsg. ,..rs g ~ bA.s a. IS .
hA''t'' -. :, ,ii, nude PHI. prize"
I,SX Cr ora =, Ro..ou tt.rc cirsidersba .roei-v
90 ~ n, l.- ,b.. ,..,s. ,f ..l..t. -,
rf'HN f,i..e' "u' a. 49,. f,. t...
r.', I. i't AZ" .,,.,,.. .h, -e..ir.. ... 90.
hIDf>-oIt 1Ais - ~ so t,ic ans,.'gr,... -. -
Win - ut'h'i' '.' '.-- 49,. Ss..n -"
led - &c. VIII q in' i4 ''' -. - ., h., ..-, .
az, - 10, az s4Ilo- ' i-Ii ~ ~. -. 40 -.
hAl Us ,lfl...ss N go - ,oo % 90 " - ~
ct" To-. $3.50 .. 80, Pr, sna price, Az. .,.,5,
ihO. "a . a.. =, : - ,..g M 81 ny. ' .
sa,' - mr. r. -. b.. :. ,.,,.,, Ia. Ia, 6.,..
10 a. -. g., ,I,rl' II H., i-.lrs during ,i. u.
NA'l W ~ -. .ii .t,ff., --,. bi,h -, ,,. =.
~ 40 ~" IF -, H.. -. ,.,. an, n. .l,, -
yea. '"> ~ IT, H.. ...... 49,, ~ w.
'ir .ht '., -. 4 IS I'm. S., .
- AZ III :. Ma fN- A.
81 !. ilue WIKI i.l' = -, 80. -. t....,
llMf-N . ae -" '''' ' " W ''u1a,n
AZ Sc sud llinp 81 : u, -. - ...L -.
NOLA>shs 10 extremely soN'' - - 'NsAl''d zee
unprecedented SlAAi mouse 't ~ -''4 a esc Porto
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You've MEx.-Phrenology teaches pa

tut -HEN'--I YIIVIIIs
whist occupations life their chldenIe best adapted aud in
which they be successful and happy How many men ds
ont d.sppouted life for want Of hi. knowledge The Hon
T. j. Rusk observes:
When man properly understands himself mentally and
physically biz road happiness smooth AID society has
strong guaranty tor he good conduct and usefulness
Phreuo sy teaches parents tie exact charfesc u chill
dTeu low manage them prop 90 what faculties 20 aF-
peal and hat 20 call into action Pro-
ssons Examinations with written des nPons Of Character
and sdSice given daily By Mr FOWLER, al No S Broadway
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Passenger Arrived

In stir Southampton from LondOaMr J. Adds and lady,
Mrs Ralph and son Mss VI Swatman Mrs Wood aud infant,
Mrs. F. McDopSld New-York Mr. r. Britain, n Decker,
T.. James Miss Hankers g. Nalsck, England Mrs H. Miller,
Jersey DR.. Darling, Boston.
IN ship Loo Choo from Caicutta-R I, Baker Boston.
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On the 10th INST, the Wabash NaNey Road, wh'ch
connects with this. road Toledo, will be opened
,brouol from Toledo TO the connection with the Great
Weston. and thence over the T,rre Haute ami Alton
10 Il. Louis. making direct through line from =.
Loui. 10 the East. ibis opening VIII throw a large
amount of business upon The Cleveland and Toledo road
which II j. believed will fully occupy both tracks and
al the eouiuAce. The estimate for the current six
mortl, business 500 &C., which, with % 8 cent for
working cxttr.es leaves $!l7 600 for dividends after
d.ducpg sinking fund and interest. This result Is Of
O. cent net for six months.
The earnings of the StoningtOn Railroad in
o..,h.- iq,6 ,rcr. ..............t2 1922 7s
October Observation-Disclosures - ~ -
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.Advsrfis.meD.l
q : = X e q 4 T ;
fldverti.ement.l

fAdvsrti-ement
THE AUBTS Gas WORKS - Generating Gas
from rosI aid lL rs,l oil, cotton 90 H. 'astof D Ai4'
90.
Cen b. sen - op.ra-iou .r he
CKYsTAL PALACE.
who're 'hey .iurlv ore hundred burners.
Ofice- % ne Company with
Me--is Il. . HAwLEY Co, Albany.
y. H8 Broadway, v \.
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For,D DrAp.-An unknown man, supposed to have

lived in Troy ~ y found yesterday morning dead IN the
hall house No. 81 Twelfth street. H neck
broken and supposed that he accidentally fell down the
stairway during the night He had csrpctbag with
him containing clothing and other articles His body
the Station House where persons recognized him
resident Of Troy but did dot his An inquest
will be held upon the body to-day.
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Receipt. Of Produce,

Pv North Rrey Boafs-l5 400 bb Flour, ptss Ashes sD
10 Provisions go do Whisky 800 BUSH Wheat "a ~ do
Bv Eyie RaaroaG-5I5 bb. Flour 80 pksProvi'ions 81
Z.
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Cn,rer OF Dr,nLY As..rLr.-The Officers Of the

CHARGE OF DEADLY ASstuLT.-lh ne ouIcers vi 'u0
Third District Police yesterday arrested Daniel Siberian ana T.
j. McNsmara O. the charge being implicated m the shooting
Patrick Dinon and the bfu beating Of Thomas brAiy IN
Wolcot street Monday DmOn IL IL very 10" sac
Brady hi house The accused hai oeoI.
teen arrested sud released ball but was not ld's'"ou
then that the injuries Of Character Ihey were
commit cd 10 ait examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-07

These earnings are on an expenditure TAU but the
last ten days Of October OF but about - ,"O,Voo'
We understand that the First Mortgage Bonds OF
the Syracuse and Binghamton Railroad Company are
being paid off on presentation to Horace hte' esq
A comparison of the footings of the weekly Bank
Statement of the Boston Banks with those OF the
Statement for the previous week, exhibits the following
reAults:
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| MINIATURE
sun-Rses... 6:58 Sets....... 4f9 MOon-Sets. 0:o
| WlTER....THIs
Sandy Heck. 1903 Gov Island 258e He'll Gate. 80. f8
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Srr1ors As.Ar1r.-A man named Daniel Murphy

with several companions boserols himself entered
grorrv Of Smith and Church streets erdAy
pr socs took pound weight 9nd dA.ns
re al o Charles rs.efs the clerk, who Wa. benin the
cOLttrf NJ Po.b,Is seriously injured Murphy was
srr,,'ed DIV Ofcr Fox Of the Third District Police shd
committee - az ait tie result OF the injuries.
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N.u- York, Nov. 5, 1856.

LOST BOY.-Left the Institution for the Deaf and
runb this diy where he recently placed deaf mute
thirteen years old named John Omstead from Blooming
buIsh sullivan County He had ba hair and black AMI
shtly STOPPING gait He leaving Kentucky Jean
As he be found IN this city
supposed that he may have attempted TO return home
Whoever will give information Of his whereabouts will perform
a humane act and obhge H. T. FEET,
President Of he
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Advertisement.
ave used Professor WOODS HAIR


Tho~e who have used Professor WOODS HAIR
REs-ogA1lyE efficiently cognzsn Of - ~ client All
ties hu. Others not b. ta' "a DO ordinary AIe
l. was discovered Professor WOOD. abb chemist ~A
professor that science. while experimenting 20 and hr
fer the chan and falling olt of bis hair J.:
case ard that Of privaf" ff"nA- anu
:cir urgent requests induced him - otter 90 lie pah
IS.uth~ro Ar-us. Norfolk. Va.
o J WOOD Co., Propr,.ors 70 ~ Broadway 4N1 emu
By al Dr. gs.-'s
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The October earnings Of the Norwich and Worces-
ter road II show about - coo increase overast year
TIE October earnings OF the La Crosse and Nil
woukee Railroad result some - 600 better than the
largest estimate Of the Company. The amount of
grain sent forward by this road was immense.
The earnings ~,
Wafertowu Division. .................... loVuV W
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BROOKL w ITEMS

The Republicans Of the Sixth Ward meet at Their
Hall for reorganization 10 night
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the Ward who charged with interfering with the
election and refusing protect citizens, who wished vote
violence yesterday bail before the Recorder 20
sge the charge AidSvts taken from parties complain
ng Some of the Twentyhrst Ward roWdes arrested
and held 10 answer
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Gov. Price has designated Thursday, November ~,
as Thank giving Day 10 the state of New-Jersey.
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INJURED BY THE EXPLOSION OF POwDER.-A man
ncmed Hugh Crystal had Lis face shtfy burned gu wednes
day night by the explosion of guupowde which he
in the pouring upon bonfire in City Hal place Tie was
taken 20 the New \ OTk Hospital.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
TIED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nos. 10, II, IL,

H. 10 II, 70. -. y, =
SUPREME CoURT CIRcUT.-2li3, 2279, pos, 200i
1906 1864 1886 9gl. 81 s., 50 g. Gil! 81 63 81 65 66
SUPERIOR CoURr Trial Term.-Nos. 245. Jf2,
Ss 49, @ 6l7 $50 SIS $50 CSC sac $50 ISL 64 s55
657 $50 Col 664 COS 67 67O OIL o.! 67i 67i
676 677 67q $50 6Sl
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DEATH YROM SUFFOCATION.-on Tuesday last, Mrs
Bohne residing in Main street Pougkeepsic found
her bed An inquest held upon the body aud the
theirN
Also on the same day, Mr. Burr Sweet formerly resident
of ls ctv dead his residence in Man
Poughkeeps The is not known MI Sweet leaves
large circle acquaintance 10 mourn his untimely end
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Y
ASHEs-The market steady but quet sales OF % bDs
81 81 tor Pots. and Pearls nominal Il % 81.
COTTON-The market i. degree hrner, with considerable
activity; the sales 1850 bales prices no. qIOtsby
hgher.
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Tie earning. Of the main line, sSj673, give over 4
T. cent net earnings on the cost of that portion of the
road, which is unprecedented. The earnings OF the
Watertown division have doubled in October over Sep
TENDER. under the improved management OF the La
Crosse Company.
Tn. earnings of the road for the last four months
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Badly IIrRT.--John O Conner who either fell or
down willie int xcsted was picked up IN The street
hy on ,r Preston the T. rd District Police on Thursday
Iiglt His mi rits # serious nature that Il was
Aou; cosssIy lin the Hospital for treatment