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TEE WEArHER.-Our Georgetown friend
"B.," again favors us with the range Of the
Thermometer for the past week, beginning at
noon of Saturday, June z, and ending this
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A RARE HAN E.-THE STOCK AND
IA Fixtures Of good Fancy Store for sale, on
moderate terms. The location Is excellent, being
situated on eth street. between q and II streets
For particulars enquire at The Plumb Gallery.
N. B.-If not disposed Of by the ooh instant,
timely notice will be given Of its being offered at
au ton. te I3-tf
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A letter from Berlin states that there is q
strong party in Prussia DESTROYS that the gov
eminent, instead Of following the example of
Russia and Sweden in regard to the capital
cation Of the Sound Dues, may take the same
course adopted by the United States
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

SIZE FIRST PAGE FOR OTHER NOTICES
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l. Room, furnished or unfinished, on the first
noor, ON Thirteenth street, No. 45l, near F.
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nor RENT-A LARGE AND COMMODI-
Il Gus house, situ.yed on Pa. avenue, immedi-
ately opposite the Union Once. This building
is well ada pted for Club Rooms, or for sets Of
single gentlemen, and would he at this time a
desirable position for the meeting Of political as
sociations for disseminating documents-au the
rooms being spacious and airy. Application can
he made on the premises lie 14-2t&
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COrRT CALENDAR-THIs Day.

TNIrED STATES DISTRICT COUkT.-NOs' ID, To, To-
ST. IL b II. 70, 10, n. ~ o-o
srpxRIoR CouRr Trial Term.-Nos. 2ij 3y
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81 So inca 1903 1851 1898 1853 1884, 78 1861, 260 S5B
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1892 2i2 2lo ZSj 1887 49, 2los 'of2 li' %i'o Z4' lo'
1903 2l53 %, M ~, .
Jror h,. bel. discharged the Term In both Parts aud In
p II Indie Brady has that he would not take
the calendar Of be tried without Jury until Monday
nj ~ 10 m 70 hich sme tbs Court Is adjourned
\, Court without Jury-Par Nos @6l 70 S3 inclusive
Psri Adjourned till Monday Oct n Calendar Tor mat
dsyNo 9l8 on Jury Calendar and Court Cserdar Nos
a7g TO - inclusive
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MARRIE ID.

BRoIjwER- BOTsRORD-On Monday, Oct. %, by The
Rev Nj striker. William d. Brouwer to Miss Sarah bot''
CARROLL-LYNCH-O Saturday, Oct 10, byth Right Rev
Father McCary Thomas Carroll formerly OF [Gg'1ns :,
Csvan, Ireland.
CRAPTs-oDELL-AtGra s. Lake Jackson County Mich. on
snd, noIuiug Oct L. by the Rev Mr Cstn, Mr. Efwafd
CARTS Mrs Hortense Odel second daughter Of 'ohh
Od.l al of Gras. Lake.
cIYNFR-sNELLING-On Tuesday, Oct Il. by the Rev
Dr. Dewey Meredith Clyner to Eliza otFons' daughter Of
Andrew ). snelliIg
pAY-JoANsON-Ip Brooklyn, on TUESDAY Oc, q a. the
e.ideuce of the brides father By the Rev J. NJ Sd me
Hon T C. Day of Ohio to Miss Mary j. youngest daughter
Of Jeremiah johnson.
ia 1PoUn b. D. Miss M.rsaret Donaldson Of Glasgow
scetard. to samuel Layery Of Antrim, Ireland.
GORHAM-RATHBoNE-At Albany on o. Tuesday tuesday, Oct; -.
by The Rev. Wyekof, Mr.. George '" GorLAm 70 Mas
Iyre,s j. R.thbone.
GRTACFN-HERTZEL-I Brooklyn, on wedue'day OF.
- nv ,b. Rev Dr. BethuIe James X. Crescen, NJ D. 20
M. Harrete A Hertzs, daughter Of the ate Joseph '"
opTEvfru-sANPoRD-A St. James Church, Great Bar
,on Mas. On Tuesday a. by ,hr Rev. q. L. Pia,t.
D,nie p Griffith Of New York City % Mary b. daughter Of
John p Sanford ESQ, of the former place
TONFs-HEYLAR-On "Wednesday, Oct Is, By the Rev NJ.
Mr,Jl.ter Mr. William H. Jones to Mss Lucinda Heylar,
both OF this city.
oRR-DOws-At Grsce Church, Brooklyn Hishts on Tues;
Sv Oct n by Rev. Jared B. Flag Alexander r. Orr Of
TGpdondery ireland to Juliet b, daughter Of Mr. Ammi
osTRANDER-DORR-A, Albany, on Tnesdsy, Oct. p, by
the Rev Dr. John n. Campbell, Mr. ". A. L. O'trander
merchant Of Ns~York to Miss Ellen N Dorr' daughter Of
tbs late Alfred Dorr, Of Albany.
PARsONs-HANSOE-At tie Church Of the tirs. PARISH
Panior Maine Monday Oct 20 by The Rev Jonn Mstby
srn B. Parsons Of New York City, 20 Louisa VI Hanson,
daughter Of Samuel Z. Hanson esq, Of Belfast, Maine
PETERsON-RoBERTs-AtA Avon sPriDEs; on THURSDAY;
Oct IS oy thu Rev Orrin d. Rob-rt Mr. H. r. Peterson Ut
NewYorE Miss Esther ; Roberts Nunds Toga County
New York.
sCHERER-JOHASSSEN.-O Tuesday. Oct. q, ~ us
Rev A II n Held, Mr.. Lombard sehsrer Of Bav.ri. 70
Nr. Bertha JohAuusen Of Hosten both from the new Ter
Oyers tronp. at Nibo's
sFcoR-PIRNIE-On TUESDAY Oct y, BY the Rev Joseph
MeElroy, D. d., Nj fsase N seeor OF Nv i9pA Ch,-
dsugh's II Peter Pirne esq, II sunny bts1' hA''
Eew-YOk. -,
WHITlNG-CHURCH-At the Protestant nj VI ~ ,he Rev
Church New Utrecht, Wedne.dsy, OcL - 4.rIss A
Dr. Curri- Dr. A. r. Whiting Of TINS ny %. u.r1jitan
dsu shter Of the ate Col James C. Church. Oh '', -
YoUNG-sMITH-In Brooklyn on Monday evening 20 C,IS,'
AZ the ye.dsuce OF the brides uDcie oJ ,n- -
Ar William " Young of this city to Miss aA1SA' 'A"
ofBrooklyn. n. \, -.
YATES-DELASATEk1lnc ,h n Y,te. 10 Mis- Angeiin.
Delsuaer all OF Sew-forh
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

The Sixth Ward Republicans of Brooklyn held an
enthusiastic meeting Tuesday night at Constitution
Hall at which addresses were delivered by the Kew.
O. b. Rockingham (Unitarian), of jersey City, ana
YIN. II. Burlech. ESQ. Mr.. rockingham spoke for
nearly l. hours most earnestly and ably in defense OF
the Republican par'y-provng thaii Is the osiy party
that can or will restore Freedom to Kansas and main
tain our Republican Institutions IN accordance with
the spirit Of their founders. He also related the pr
vae history of several parties who had been murdered
in Kansas who had previously been parishioners Of
his or social friends. Mr.. +. is valuable accession
to the Republican party, as he has heretofore stood
aloof from politics, not 80 much as even voting at
previous Pre- sdenal Elections, while he ia now on
the stump for Fremont.
VIM H. Burlegh followed in his usual agreeable
Mariner speaking lin consequence OF the iateness OF
the hour but short time, but ehciting the most rap
turous applause. AT the conclusion il was announced
that VIM. II. Fry, esq, would speak to the Repub-
cars Of the Ward, at their last meeting on Wednes-
Gsy night the 9th inst.
REPUBLICAN MASS MEEIIsG AT GREEyPoISr.-The
Republicans in the Seventeenth Ward OF Brooklyn for
merlv Greenpont he'd enthusiastic meeting under
the tent Of the Rocky Mountain Club, on Tuesday
evening Dr. VIM. White presided, and was sup
por1ed by several leading citizens as wee PRESIDENTS
Shortly after the meeting was organized, Delegation
of over 400 with banners transparencies, and muse
arrived from the wards Of the Eastern District Ihere
was also delegation present from Astoria, and the
number present exceeded 1000. Leut.-Gov. Ford OF
Ohio and Col +. L. Snow of New-fork, were the
sneakers of the evening and the continuous applause
with which the arguments were received by the au-
dience eynced the sincerity and depth OF their attach
ment TO the cause Of Freedom. This demonstri tioh
was exceedingly gratifying to the Republicans OF the
Seventeenth Ward.
The Republicans of the Tenth Ward, brooklyn,
will meet this evening at Constitution Hal, corner o
Cont and Butler streets. TO hear the report oil tne
Committee to nominate Charter officers for the ensuing
election All taxpayers in the Ward who desire 70
see the Ward represented by honest men should aeni
Jrdce Beebe and S. c. Woodford Will, understand,
| ADDRESS the meeting.
| CosGREssIoSAL.-Alexand McCue has announcer
himself a. an independent Democratic candidate io'
Corcress for the Id District. Col j. Jsck has aAso
| come out as a. independent Republican candidate
O,Drs,-Ioy.-On the afternoon 'of Sunday last the
Rev. John George Urlng, from the Wee indies'
ordained an Elder for the Demerara Mission ID INC "
rcsp Methodist Episcopal Zion Church 10 TINS ~!
The exercise commenced at 81 O'Clock with shgn '"1
PRAYER by the E1 Superintendent, the Rev
Rush. who sf,erwud delivered 8 s,iemn anu Affecting
discvvse. sad thea gsye the charge p sae csA3N''e'
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TBE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcrIoS-To INSPECTORS
oy ELECTION, TELKGR.rHIc OpERAroRs. AND
NEWSPAPER EDITORS AND REPORTERS THROUGH
ONT rHE UNioS.-The publ c will look for the result
If the Presidential Election on the 5th Of November
To enable the newspaper press of the Union to declare
the result on the following morning, viii be neces-
,od States TO aid the elesaphic operators and for
,be tgraphc operators to aid the editors in every
town, village and CITY, sud for the editors and -pOrt-
,rs to d each other. This can be done by conning
their labors on the night of the election to the Pes
den,isl vote alone. Let The Inspectors erery'AeT'
CONT hat ro.e FIRST. Let the 'elegraph'c operators
transmit the Presidential vote only on that night Ms
plan will enable the press TO announce the result on
the morning after the election even if the contest oe
close We hope this plan will be adopted NJ
other will succeed. 1t will ssupify the labor make
easier, save time, and sasisfy the people.
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Nj Mytrtxe.- w. II. Fry will address great mas
,,oo,;nos especially called to hear the question Free
ahor and Free SOL discussed by HIN, a. the follow
places
D.xgrRy Conn. II m.
DovrE n j. Friday afternoon a. o'clock.
M.psoRoucu. Ul.,er Co, y. Y. sa,GEisy night.
RAW lY y J.. Monday might
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Advertisement
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.,v,r ~ Ror.-A man calling himself Josepb

A-TTWPT 70 kVT'-1f l''I'' 's''- 'llIlIsFI' ''7VtH
- - "a. arrested yesterday. lr A-frrp-iu the
80 N,bsel Green. 81 No 81 Fulton-st, supposed for
e. Of robbery The occupant hrsri MN IN The act Of
- fCr. and running 10 me door. ua5hei him. he
rir IA custody Ofcer King. and tsseu 70 ne FT Dis
y use u here locked mp sxanlna
nc a. D.. wrv 20 he Station House he escaped the
H. b.t Wa subsequently ret'rested
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IAdvertisementl
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Advertisements.
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WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2-P. n.

There was rather an active market at the Stock
Board this morning, and quotations were well sus-
tanned; but after the foreign adyces via Quebec wero
received there was decline of 10 cent on the
active Stocks. The rst information of the advance OF
interest by the Bank Of England was received from
Cape May by private operator. When the news
was made public il was considered unayorable and
Stocks declined The advance in Breadstuffs and tho
frnpess of Cotton, which we hage in large quantities
to sell were in the opinion Of Operators entirely over
Swallowed by the decline in Consols Of which havo
none 10 sell We have nothing in the telegraphic &C.
counts to indicate the necessity for the large advance
in the rate Of interest. but it doubt precau-
tionary movement rather than one Of imme-
date necessity. Al the Second Board thero
was considerable activity, and the market closed
rather firmly but after the Second Board sales
IN the street Indicated weakness. Erie closed at 604s
Reading, 79a79I; Toledo, ~; Central, S31S5l, &c.
Railroad Bonds were firm at the morning Board, Hi
nois Central selling at So. bear sale OF ooo was
made at e. seller mos State Stocks were IN bet
ter demand. with sales Of $50 600, including 2i,V
Mssours at 49,, and IS, 600 virginias at ss1 1S3'
In Exchange there is nothing doing, and rates ara
nominsly as before.
Freiqbts TO Liverpool are lower; SW bushels
Grain were taken at sd 09id.; 100 bbis Four as
- Cotton al 5-32d. 10 London, 3,COo bush. Grain
p, led: loo bbls. Flour at q. Cd Heavy Goods at
27.. ia. a3Os. To Glasgow, 10000 bush. Grain at
ma which is an extreme rate; 200 bbls. Flour st
q. l0,d.
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts.
sl5i4O7 ~; Payments, sl60393 62; Balance, 49,
~ l9J -.
The receipts Of the Morris Canal were:
Total 70 Oct II, lSS5 ...:............S2is,TI3 IS
Week ending Oct II, lss........... 30R 7s-$E77N ~
Total 10 Oct -, lelo.... SJ,ZSS ID
Week ending Oct %, lSoo........... s,Id u <"'' IL
ihtrease IN -
The interest Coupons the Bonds Vt the Milwaukee
and HORIZON Railroad Company, due 90 the INIT o.
November next, will be psd on that day, on preseo-
tation at the Bank OF the Republc.
Messr-. Atwood s. Co. will pay, on the list Pro1..
the interest on the City Of Milwaukee bonds Issued V
the Milwaukee and WATERFOWL Railroad; aiso the La
Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad LIST mortgage and
lst mortgage sinking funds bonds.
The Bank Of the Republic viii peg the interest -
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Mr. uriipg va. conducted forward by the Rev. Joseph

r. Thonpeon, pastor and presented 10 the Rev. jas.
Simmons, General Superintendent who performed the
ceremony Of ordination, assisted by the Rev. solomon
7. scott Assistant Superintendent George A Spywood.
uuelM. Giles and Cyrus BOok,. Mr.. Urilng leaves
.n1n for Demerara.
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GERNIS OPER. At NIBLo''.-This evening vii be
presented Webes opera Of " Der Frtischu;z, miro
ducrg Nile. Johannsen, Prma Donna from Frankfort,
in the role OF Acathe. We observe the price Of al
mission to the upper tier has been reduced to p cents
thus placing the opera within the resch OF every
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL'S OFFlCE-Oor. p
hoo ~ making revolt on board the bark " W. Bridge
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ADVERTISEMENT

SURE CURE FOR A Coz GI.-WISTAR BAL
AM or WILD pleasant TO the taste and seldom fails
10 effect speedy of every species Of throat and lung
diseases. 1t Is scientific preparation klu!y compounded
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NEU-JE,RSEY ITEMS.

peprnttc,s MEETIsGs-On Tuesday evening the
Republican headquarters of Jersey City were thonset.
II was the regular weekly meeting OF the Republicans.
The speaker was Robert NJ Peer of New-York.
On Monday evening Butler e. Noble OF Wisconsin
made spirited and effective speech to workngmen
and others. at Park Hall.
Last evening, the Fourth ard Republican Club
was addressed by l. W. Scudder and Thomas H. Kod-
nan. at Welswcod Hall, the headquarters OF the
Club.
On Friday evening, large meeting of worklngmen
VIII be held at Park Hail. to hear several workngmen
Of jersey City and Others, speak in defense OF Free
Labor as affected BY the political questions of the day
Tie Rocky Mountain Glee Club OF New-lork Will DE
present to sing appropriate songs
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corRr OF GENERAL sESSIONS-Ocr. 22-Before Judge
CAPRoN.
William Briggs and Samuel Mcdonald were tried

and burglary in the second degree upon he
Of William Grow No SO Avenue d. BRIGGS was sentenced
the STATE Prison for three and half years and Mcdonald io
five years. ,,,u... o., ..;oJ 60,
MARY A. Glynn and John Williams were tined ioi
- larceny IN stealing watch valued AZ @C5 and 80 III
MONEY The case concluded when the hour OF adjourn
arrived.
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cry ITEMS.

MADAsE PAKoDI.-The immense success o. tins
artist induces her 70 give another concert on Friday
next at ) bios saloon. She vii TIM sing the Mar
seiaise. Her coadiutors viii be NM Tber:n, BeT-
uaroi, MoIini Paul Julien and Sirahosch.
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RrprBtIc.N CONGRESSIONAL NoNISATIoS.-The
Delegates to the Congressional Convention OF the
Fifth District Of New-Jersey Hudson and Essex
Counties) met at Newark yesterday afternoon To
nominate candidate for Congress in the place of the
Hon. A. c. NJ. Pennington, who has declined the
nomination. Walter Rutherford, esq, presided
There were over two hundred Delegates present.
The Convention nominated AMI Dodd OF Newark by
sccamation Most encouraging accounts were brought
in bv Delegates OF the Republican feeling throughout
the eounty-especiely in the rural portions OF Essex
County, the Republicans are very strong. Thorough
woik has been done in Hudson County. Mr. Dodd IS
a Young man of much ability and great popularity,
especially in Essex County. 1t is believed that hard
work will elect him.
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t,y- man apparently about = wears old over
"a bt trn a. East NeSioIs On Tuesday r!-nt and his
9' I'D nearly l. supposed LAT he fell be-
- e.. car. while stepping from pl,,fom 70 another.
r. ti.i Wv B. A. ia IndAins are marked on h.s riIat
~ n. eft the eli sracers VII" He was brought
~ D,yn dead house, where tie body is len for ieH;ida-
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PHRENoLOGY, at No. COS Broadway. Chart,
with written descriptions. given daily by Mr. FOWLER
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Advertisement.


proveneut of age unequaed for power and richness OF
zone Professors and the public will please cal and
examine at HORACE VALE Rs. No. 3j3 Broadway.
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The Republicans Of the Fourth Ward OF BROOKLYN
met on TUESDAY evening at the Ranyng Hail. corner Of
the Fulton and Orange street,. Able addresses were
delivered by Levi A. Fuller, Esq, Hon. AbJah Mann,
IT,, and J. j. Couch, Eco.
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SrppyvP CorRT, GESERAL TFRs, BRooEITS.-
The Crd1r for this day Thursday embrace, Nos H. a. 20,
- ctf,ry CorRI CALEsDAR, THURSDAY Mes. S. %,
ios ~.
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TAdvertisement.l

Druggists Visiting this city should examine the
stock Of FANCY GOODS comprising every article except drugs
imported exclusively for their sales by
RUFUS X. NcHARG Co. No. IS Nsssau-st, N Y.
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United STATES DISTRICT COURT IN ADMIRALTY
1=Reflrr JUDGE Hall.

DECISIONS ADMIRALTY.
William Jarvis AIT. The Steamboat State Of Maine, &c.
COLLISION BETWEEN STEAMER AND sCHoosER-AP-
PORrIOSMEST.
NJ, examination Of this has confirmed me I'm P'e''o"
received the hearing that both vessels IN ial
The collision occurred in the day time, aud tnose ~
the coding vessel ought have known thai II they
approach other with undated speed they "Vu
ssriy pass point where both vessels would De s1oet
wrrul seton OF siro cop NC "hlen % would cb.nss
suddenly and very considerably the course aud Po VI "a
schooner and eject, to greater or extent the direction sd
Of the steamer Neither the oher eouIu
BE- wholly under control but both would b.
less driven OF the track which it was deemed most
70 pas. safely under such in the most deat
and dangerous portion Of the channel Of ht III
CURED very odinAry and competent a. zee u ~
on The part q those in ehaIle Of their rsPecv and IN
Although the evidence in many respects &
'''siscoTy AN Of the opinion that the nd Thai
and skill board the 'ho9nef an 80
the ';eameI-wfch should either have nst ..d
waited in comparatively still water until ne g
the point have proceeded WITH the u'hio
caution and Unnecessary a, less speed until ths d'nse
was Likewise in fault. 80 - ,.,.a 70 n,o-
coed the steamer be held in fault, unless u sPP
TIA. those 70 whose MANAGEMENT she VS. 80, car
AGED her with the requisite kill and with the ulniy' -
and that fault OF those in charge Of the schooner
cannot say the seboon. .on. va. fault The eouIse ,n9
mtnAs- ent OF the steamer were not 'u9h s ~ I'D. ,Se MAJ.
Ter 81 fhe oak. in passing, and the mel o.
the schooner have been, and probsDy rs ;nc,;y-y
nd Of The uncertainty in rezsTd
10 the steamers intention and the ieeiiL u
uueerisinty well calculated - eIe. kont kept
IL Is also quite clear that there Vas no VIZ not
upon the schooner. and her and or What
such indicate distinctly which side Of the ~ az.
part Of the channel the pilot Of the schooner -, cart
and Is almost certain athou.h il was % p-oe~rded
ockout kept the stesIner that both n
IN tsncied security least without any a.. AID
the danger pendnE-the schooner - -. too late 20
the rirhou, checking her speed unili Il " Wv ~ "
proven; the collision which ensusd- 49,. ,,,,,aa ,be.a
rep@a; tba, the testimony upon which have
eoac1.or. Is in nan respects conflicting and s ~ ~
bot the certainly Of mutual ;ant % dirI.,
sciuiab.e tsu-Ard IL either the rue o' ~ "
10 divide tie dsm.Ges 49, o., ....rt.;, IN.
Their must b. reference to comT.saonrI ~ snsor,oo@S
h., ner
be;~ the rsr:ies, sad peshx Psr'J y " W
y rsast W Seu.
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corpr og COMMON PLEAS-sprcI,L Ter

COITKI
Before Judge NGRAHAM.
Tho Rank of New.Iork azt John Nrwland' NC
Order of reference to Stephen p. Nash esq.
Fbeuezer Nortbrop &c. AIT. Charles T. Munsel.
Motion for attachment denied, with Sio COSTS 10 DC
deducted from Judgment. 49, -u
Mary Munger AIT. Michael Connolly %,
Ordered that writ of inquiry issue 10 inc oneIh W
asses. the amount Of plaintiff damages
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Robert c. Bacot of Jersey City has been nominated
as :he Democratic Candidate for Assembly lnthe FIRST
District of Hudson County, comprising the Fourth
Ward Of Jersey City and the City of Hoboken